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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-09

Dgowsgp--A SAD OccuRhENcg.-OD
Wednesday, the 25th uIt., Isaac Heller, OF
Big Grove Township, eldest son of Moses
Heller, keeper Of the Half Way House be-
tween this place and lowe City, was
drowned in The Cedar river. He, together
with two of his brothers. and two other
men, we're fishing with a seine in the river,
where the water vas only four feet IN depth.
Isaac Heller was wading in the stream, car.
| rying one end Of the seine, when he was
seen suddenly to fall. His companions
hastened toward him as best they could,
but neither Of them being able 10 swim,
they were obliged TO see him borne further
from them by the current, without being
| able to render him any assistance. He was
found -four hours nlterw ards, in the river
some distance below. Young Heller wat
only about tw~en,y-three yesrs of age, and
was much respected by oil who knew him
He leaves a young wife TO whom he wa.
| married only the Thursday before the oc'
| currence. Cedar Rapids Dem.
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CITY COUNCIL.

The following were uhe proceedings In
Council Of last Wednesday evening, aside
from the presenting Of petitions and voting
the usual salaries to the police, from which
latter fact our citizens will learn that there
ns police
Aid. Barkley offered the following %resolu.
ton:
Whereas, the City Of Davenport 10 with
out = Fire Engine and the necessary appa-
ralu. and spPendsges, without . suitable
public Steamboat landing, without grounds
for q reservoir and water works, without the
requisite number Of lamps Tor lighting the
city with gas. all Of which are absolutely es-
sentialto the welfare OF the city; and where
a. it 10 deemed expedient that twenty thou
sand dollars be expended for reservoir and
water works, ten thousand dollars for Fire
Engine, apparatus and appendages, four
thousand dollars for subscribing for stock il
the Davenport Gas Company, or FOR erect.
ing lamp posts, and twenty-five thousand
dollars for grading, improving and paving or
mscadamizlng the Leves 30 a. to make q
good steamboat landing, amounting in the
| whole to the sum Of fifty .nine thousand dol
lars, which amount, If appropriated, will
have to be raised by a loan.
Be il therefore Resolved, That on the LIST
Monday 10 August, a poll shall be opened At
the Court House, in the city Of Davenport,
for the submission OF this question to the
voters of said city, and that the same shall
continue open from 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, till 8
O'Clock, p. NJ, and the question shall be
voted for in the following form, TO wit:
All those in favor OF the loan shall cast Z
ballot, aFor the loan OF ffty-nins thousand
dollars"
And all those opposed thereto shall cast a
ballot, Against the loan Of fifty-nine thou
sand dollars"
Resolved, That IL said loan shall carry,
the bonds Of the city, in sums Of five hun
bred dollars each, shall be issued and signed
by the Mayor and Clerk Of the city, the
principal payable at the end Of twenty
years, and the interest half yearly, not
exceeding ten per centum per annum,
provided, however, that the bonds shall In
no event be sold for less than their par
value.
Aid. Price moved to amend so that the
resolution shall read, "and the vote shall be
| for the whole or any part OF said losn,"
| which amendment was lost.
Aids. Bowling and Saddoris were appoint.
ed Judges, and WIN. Hall, Clerk Of such
election.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-09

SALT LAKE W. SALT RIvsR.--The Black
Republican journals are Boosting Of Col.
Fremont a. being the discoverer OF Salt
Lsks, He will make . discovery Of Salt
River ia November next.--D emocrst.
W. ere shocked at the ignorance Of our
nsighbors. Col. Fremont discovered Sslt
River one day when Barnum and he were
chasing woody horses in the Salt Lake re-
gion. The fact Of Salt River being located
ia that district accounts for the tremendous
efforts that the Democratic members OF
Congress have made al this session to in
troduce slavery there.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-09
LOCAL MATTERS
GAZETTE

a., TO place a. much political lnior'
oo.sible before the people Of Iowa
=, 10 the Presidential election and to ac'
hem fully with the merits OF the can
the necessity Tor every man Doing
-. y. propose TO send the WEEKLY
now the largest paper IN the Stale
"a subscribers from ihs I'm 81 jug
!. ,sh Of November 'neiasips' Tor tbs
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I.ssIlcrsr WARE At Auenes'--Ihs
attention Of our citizens aud 81 the lsa'e'
x,Oseisll, is directed 10 the French Porcs'
lslu, Bohemian and French Crystal uiass
Plated Ware, etc, now being sold on Wes'
Eudy street, second door above foarth.-
This afternoon and evening will be The con
Guiding salee, and a. our citizens may mol
,oon again have the opportunity oil pnrcna'
ing as fine ware at auction we scom"sh'
them 10 be in attendance. Among the To-
will be found French Porcelain gold bahd
decorated and plain dinner, breakfast ane
Yea sets Of y~ariou. patterns aud --latest
styles. but as the articles are on exhibitor
this forenoon, ladies' can call in aud s1sm'h'
for themselves.
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GOLDEN STATE.--We direct attention 10
the advertisement OF the Golden State
This is her morning for leaving Davenport.
Those who wish TO travel on q safe and good
boat should avail themselves Of the oppor-
tuni,y Of going on the Golden State.
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COMBINED
.MOsCE,' NAd Reaper.

FOR WHICH H FIRST PREMIUM VAS
Awarded At the Rock Island County Fair in No.
vembes, lass. Improved for 1854.
vI,Hk subscribers have arranged 70 manufacture
L extensively the above nachins Ia Rock Island,
ILL.,, and in Offering 1t 70 the farmers are happy 10 be
able TO say that the s1orts TO combine the most
perfect Mower with the moot perfect besper have
proved sniDsnuy successful. The dielcuites arising
out of the fact Aats grsatsr spoed Of the sickle 10
necessary .or moving thanis required for req ping 10
overcome in this machine BY the Mss Of two pin.
Ions Of different size, giving ue lsqsirsd spec ne.
cesssry for caeh kind OF work. The t'side drsft,o 10
also mostly avoided BY plssing ths ground. wheel on
the opposite side Of the tongue rom the cutting part,
so ~ 70 balance each Other, thus making it easier
for the team,
The raker 10 placed on The platform behind the
grain q position which BY being near his work ens-
biss him TO do IL better and with greater ease; aud
the whole 10 eonstrlotsd on . plan q once simple
aud durable. Il, has bees used IN all varieties OF
grain md gNass, and 10 univsnnsily conceded by
those who have used IL TO operate better sad nicer
than can bs done With The cradle or scyths.
The price Of The I. Prairie kAzorn 10 1l30 ca'h for
Novel and Reaper s~ogether; olio for mower alone.
DO sddsd 70 The above for credit Of Oae-half I'LL
January psxs. Intsrsssat tie rate Of ten per cant.
per annan allowed en- sli RaynsS Wo Hsas before
For ssi: By NoURsB, vIRLE { CO.,atth Iowa
Agricultural Depot, on Rect lslssd and Front Sta,
Dsvenpors. Sole Agents for this vicinity.
June z dW6W 81 R1ts
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xxxIyth c.ngr..s-rirst s.ssiea

WASHINGTON, July 7.-SEsATE.-Veto re
ported. The Senate passed q joint resolu
ton ~appropriatng $4,000 for the continu
snce of the mail service between Charles
ton, s. c., and Havana, during the months
Of August and September, for which the
present contract does not provide.
The Senate resumed the consideration O
the bill providing for the Improvement o
| navigation at the mouth of the Mississippi
river which was vetoed by the President.
After some remarks by Slidell and Cass
| the question was then taken. shall the bill
pass, the objections of the President to the
contrary Notwithstanding. and the vote re
suited in ayes 81, nays IL. The chair an
nounced that two.thirds of those present
having voted for the bill, it was passed.
Mr.. Mason thought it required two-third.
Of all the members of the Senate, and ap'
pealed from the decision of the chair. A
discussion ensued. s
A vote being taken, the chair was sus
tanned by "a against7.
The Senate passed the ST. Mary's River
and St. Clair's Flats Improvement bill oveI
10, the latter by 2s against8.
The House bill for the admission OF Kan.
sas was referred to the Committee on Terri.
tories.
House.-A message was received from
the President relative to the appropriations
heretofore made for the purpose of procu.
ring from Hiram Powers the sculptor, some
work of art to adorn the capitol.
Dir. Houston moved q suspension OF the
rules in order to act on the Senate resolu
ton fixing a day for the adjournment o
Congress-. Negatiyed BY n against 80.
The Senate bill authorizing the people
of Kansas to form q Constitution and State
Government, was ordered to be printed TO-
Rether witt. the amendments offered BY
Messrs. Dunn, Haven and Bennett Of New
York.
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6ar) wart.
r. CLOSE T. COLUMN


w are now prepared % Scsr a.:ls shs az ~ sce,
ware, upon terms and prices Nhtch cenpet ssiI - ~.
We propose In this colalnL 20 Keep eot esSeore
posted up Ia hardware Aatters ana invite eaiis tfoni
our friends who desire fair dealing.
For cash we propose TO sell al . small aavsnee
1000 kegs Ssiis. Call soon for earssiss ~ Neh ~
EiRE King Safes the only gsnlins kind for sale
Il cheap by T. CLOSE co.
IRON ofsil sizes for sale lowst
SAws, Circular, MaIsy and Gross Cut, s-ssrsnlsd
IRON Axles, Thimbie skelns and Springs, At
.als. Il ZOO" r. f.sti Los 4 Cos.
TEE DBL and Pocket Gallery T. . e t.ts: :s. e Co.'S e; :.''
PoMrs, Force Listing and ce.i el gsSP. lof ss.s at
IL r. CLOSE q cos.
r CLOSE i co's.
5OToss Fence Wire fers'l Z. es cnSss 8 o,s
"
-
Z. cfEosE & cos.
-
~ i. cLosE q Coe
-
Stoves and Tin~are which viii be sold cheap Al
~ I. cLoSh Tvs
-
NoYEs'p Pc rtaole Grisi xul..
~ !, eLosE oo''
- -
~ 4. CLpoE Coo-
-
HEM sad Rubber for sale ct
-
DLACkSMIrH'S Tools, Bellows, Anvils, Ham
nopp-u.ov,,. Ham.
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SEAsosAELE ApvicE.-"Rsader," smart
y ssys the Democrat, would you keep
veil. take a brandy smash very early in the
morning, just after you get out Of bed, and
Throw 1t out Of the window" That 10 just
The way that Shanghai Of the Democrat
d'e'-when the brandy smash wont lay on
HE stomach.
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Don't b. TOO HssrY.--We have heard OF
ROW coaches, but if ever one proceeded al
I slower pace than our City Council, We
should like to know it. They have had a
little bill Of Sa3 due the Gazette office for
advertising before u committee ever since
hey have been in office, and upon being re-
minded Of the fact, they at their last meet
'Agegain called it up and referreait back to
The committeel II is nearly as difficult to
ss'abill through this body rs it is through
Congress.
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ii appears that Gov. Shannon has re-
signed, and is on his way home. Thus
ends the inglorious career Of this tool ol
Border Ruhisn ism. The Territory il lief,
in the hands of Secretary Woodson, who
In q rufian on his own account.
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TALLMAN L. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Akinson's block, Second Street, be
t,ceen Brody and Main.
OFFER for sale the following valas e Real Es-
City Property in Dsveapert.
!. House and lot % Third Street near he corner o
9. SIX lots on the south west corner of Fourth ard
3. Six lots at North Davenport, between Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
Anthe above lots are well situated and 10 psrts Of
The city most rapidly improving and will be ssad on
Farming Lands in Johnson Conzty.
st Use. 3. % z. 20 y. Ranges wes = acres.
N!ofN y. e. 5, ct = \. RaDss ives. se.sres.
The above landsare a on the liae Of the raiirsad
from Davenport 10 Iowacity.
Clinton County.
timber land near Elvira P. o, seven miles from Ly.
ons, Clinton Co.. nesr:he Railroads; all choice land,
The above property will be sold on liberal eredn.
seett County.
improved farm one mile and a half from Prince
ion. Sixty acres 1rst rate land, we'll improved with
gooihouses. WIN be sold Al a bargain.
Povsshiek County.
Twohundred and afy acres sns prairie land two
miles north of Montezuma, 1.-The county seat.
aeh i7-'sd-dtf ...c.
leo acres unimproved landtwo miles frsG Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnlcot,, ten miles rom
davenport, we'll watered.
l60aeres Owe miles north w~estfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and ens-half milos from Court House on he
blu6, with superb views Of river and spEouAdng
country. A small farm of Is aeres under the Aigheb
state Of cultivation and well supplied with ffuit
trees. The most beautiful issd In he vicinity o The
cily.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of60 acres, 40 under cultivation, 20 of tim
Der. A never falling stream runs through II. VIII
besold very cheap.
Near Walcott,
80 Acres Of choice prairie at 9 bargain
At North Davenport,
A beautiful i've acre lot,
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4~DxuocsArlc" MrErisa.-The Pro-sla-
,sry party made desperate efforts on Mon
d,y evening to drum up q crowd to hear
shsp. LETTER. The band in their wagon
o,,dsd the streets, bills were posted, run
mel, were out and no effort was spared TO
sst big audience. We trust he had IT,
and thu, many Republicans were on the
ground to hear wha, pseudo Democracy had
10 ssy for itself.
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Or BuLL.-This celebrated vioiinist,
va are informed by = letter from the agent
Will ,i.i, our city between the 18th and a2d
io,,, and rive our citizens u specimen OF
..kill. Due notice will be given oil the
.,.nioo nj bis Dsr lormance.
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Ia TN, LApIEs.--We are requested TO Oh
,.ct the attention OF the ladies' to The sale oil
a,.rsbl. goods which MIR. Adams proposes
a., :, sueuon on Tomorrow morning.
A. advertisement will be found in our col
INN. and the goods can be examined on Inc
morning OF the sale. Ii is becoming
.,,. r.shionsbls for lsdies TO attend these
,.ls.. SO Ii q he hopes to see quite . crows
,f,hsm GU, tomorrow morning..
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ItTT ATTosNEY.--Atthe last meeting o.
'ne Council, Geo. s. C. Deow, by and with
''esdvice and consent, we had almost said
- a Corbin, was elected to ill the office
VI CITY Attorney. The maiden at the cir
,"s was mistaken us to the Office to which
u was aspiring, We thought he couldn't
lave 1t IN his heart 10 run out MIR. A. Z.
fulton.
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uoss MoRMoss.-Eight hundred more OIL
III. d.luded followers Of Mormonism passed
,n,ooeb our city yesterday on their way to
Sd, Lake. They hail from old Engian0
understand, are mostly from Lanca-
.,i,s Thi. company i. about upon q par
. predecessors and is composed OF a
,.,, Of person. more iiiiterate' than II
...n, 70 u, could possibly be scraped togs'h-
IA soy portion OF this country.
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sr,.s,, rrc.-The excursion party on
r., Campbell, after leaving this port
y n. morning of the 4th, took a vote ''
..,,,,p the political complexion OF the pas
,.rssr.. The following was the result.
r,.mop, q, Buchanan II, Fillmore 8.
=, ua,cstiue a large addition was made 10
~, nnnber when a vote was again taken
Si,b ,be following result Fremont 81
Fillmore A, Buchanan 80.
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r;ftv Gents per oepy

-, number will contain the rstufhs
!, ,hs states, showing without doubt
ron naohsut election Of Fremont and
Dayton IN. "a, yonr conn.
.bow the Slave Oligarchists that
Wy - the revolutionary sires is not yet
u. out in the North. Republicans
vo,r names. You have friends al
h. E.., who would like to see a western
us .s0d them a copy OF the Weekly Ga
g, the Campaign. Form clubs, send
:. 4. names, circulate the documents ana
III. dsy viii be ours.
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ALREADY PATEsTED.-Huhbell, d VIC
Democrat, says that we have taken 'o"' =
patent for a new machine in lying; ne -
mistaken. when we came TO hle our caveat
1t wac ruled out on the premise that huo.
he'll had SC completely occupied the GROUND
nto bar all other applications.
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PMer. OF PRorrRrY.--A gentleman on
visit TO Reokuk, who had been soloulning
some days in this city, writes TO = friend
here that he does not think property high
10 Davenport. Al Keokuk, no says real
.,,s,e 10 from one to two hundred per cent
Aishsr. Gentlemen who may refuse to pur-
chase property in this city now, under the
superstition that it is held at too high prices
and that there must be a reaction, will find
a. others have done during the last two
ys.r,. that it is steadily advancing and 10
aOt rstedas high as in most ofthe flourish
ilg iosns Of Iowa.
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>as1f'--A large amount of wrapping pa
''' sale cheap at this sfics.
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xesANo1, LAwIs ; 1LAx1No1T,
BANKERS.

w.nn-nn Iawvs : ~ Av1vso1V
kA NIX EkS
ana Dealers i Foreign 3 Domestic 1xsAsaxs,
uneurre1t mi Meter, ae!d snd ailvsr coin,
" " Iow
SPECIAL attention given 10 Inc soiiecusa Of M.r.
- cantils 1apsrand renittances made on The Day Of
paynsn. ufss % iAss1'arai" on hss
N{lAnd Wsrfanis DouSht, soiaA cbfa. rsf
AUG soaniry properly ana 'he se's'"'h u "Aa'i o'
enlry. -. 60. ehu...,
I,sient Checxs on Ssw l0.x' ISs.Sa, !S,sasi'
phis, nsiumore ~Ssninxvon ~, rnsunk, Ni lin
natl, 81. Louis S0d Chicag0, Awsys aof ssie 10 sum
10 SUI purchaser. Also, stehibs, french Aha "ef
man exchange: ...o
UTGold and Silver Coins bought aud sod.
u Time PHI. on Caieszo, y. kouisald sew Or
1.-THE lowest rates.
upoa Reai Essts seeafihes procured
~ r . sIaa Ge% alio"od on depo.i,s. rssa 81
7IRY .T7a1ld6l-
-I-x1;
Aetaiy fan1ls ana dnsaIAIss Aesns,
once hankink houseoI eufsgsr,LsWs' make
-
pv.r v.rArv
PAEIIcgLAK attention given to The buying and
ssfs, Se.
Having complete Abstracts ,f,itles. 10 all Iapdsin
sni: coaaty and city, we are fslly prepared TO examine
sasss and Ill other Instrument. OF sri r,sinx ma III : &c.
nowledgnent 1.-THE shortest notice and on the mos,
teasonapis sefns.
coE1IRcIAL I1aunAHcr coHpAHYs
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LuRs4urY.-The parties who visited
,s I,lsnd q. the 4th of July TO pass the
anniversary of ,he nations natal day IN sP-
~OroOriste cslsbrs tioss. request US to tender
ID. prOprietors Of the steam Terry 0os'
thei, thank. and kin,.% wishes for their lib
sr.l,y in crossing ,he,u free oil charge
Such acts Of kindness are mol JOEL upoh ."
iotslligsn, and apprecia,ing to"'"un''s'
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IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
so.2!-W. fractional 1 Of the N. W.! See. 9, 4.
elm. X. ! b., "a s7-l00 acres, near Ihorn,s AtIls
Veryiow. ifapplied for soon.
IN JASPER uNT
So.4I-S E /! Of sec SO 7 60 K 90 w i60 acres,
IN KEOkUk COUNTY,
No. 4a-S E /. and n w ofsec z r "a 10 alc
acres.
No. 43-s W . and n W . of sec T q r u wa2 o
acres.
IN MAHAsKA COUNTY.
No It's w frac. . OF secs T IS r Is w I43 acres.
Volts w . ofsec IS ~ r Is " 100 acres.
No. 4S-W l Of N Z and S . ofN W . OF sec ia
n K IA loo acres, timber.
IN BENTON COUNT
No. 45-N E ! of sec IS Tss Q w 100 acres.
IN MUSCATlNE COUNTY.
No. 4s-W !. OF W / of sec 80 T 70 X 1 W so acre.
Z miles from Muscatine, 5 from Junction. annIx 10
In GRUNDY COUNTY.
No. 4s-SW ! ofsec 2 81 r 10 w leo acres.
Ne. Sos 4 ofsee , T 60 K 10 w 100 acres.
Ne. 5l-W 1 ofS l. ! OF sec lot 81 X l6 w 81 seyss
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
No. SEE l efN + ! Of sec g r 81 r ~ " so Acre.
No. SIS w! of W! Of sec IA I O. r 70 N a.
acres.
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
No. 54SS ! Of y &. OF ssc J T 80 X w 50 ae,as
No.A-9t off b J OF soc 20 I 81 X w 30 aers..
No. N-House and Lot, Store and stock Of socds'
in Upton. $3.50
WILLIAMALLEN,
General Land Area.
Teo o'aH omcs Post oaes Building.
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Latest . w =.
Arrival Of the Baltic.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM IURoPg.

All Quiet In England sbeat Ansrican affairs.
RISE IN BREADsTUFFs.
New York, July THE stssmer Baltic
arrived at her dock at 10 o'clock A. d. yes
terday. She left Liverpool June 25th, at l
r. NJ.
E~seLAAD.--A London paper thus sur
mises about American relations:
Judging from the country newspapers,
we should say the country is delighted with
the turn the American question has taken;
and il 10 surprising low much the public
has been enlightened on the subject by the
cheap press; every paper Of class having
devoted itself To q rational exposition OF our
American difficulties. The country also
appears pleased with the nomination Of Blu.
chanan.
that the feeling on American affairs has now
subsidized a. much as to have no unsettling
effect on the market, although several lead.
ing papers keep on grumbling..
! The Times urges Britain 10 hurry up the
settlement Of the Central American ques-
ton before Buchanan be President.
FRANCE continues interested on the sub
lect OF the Empress regency.
hUssIA.--The Emperor OF Russia mas
constructed a new cabinet, including Gorts-
chako6, Sansky, Ostensacken and Orlof.
IrALY.--It is current that the Sardinia
Government has just issued a note in reply
to that Of Austria; the former denies the
imputation of fostering revolution, but ex-
presses q fear it may break out If the exist
ing governments do not place themselves
at the head Of Italian Nationality.
TURKEY.-The Notifications Of REM and
lsmsil have been demolished. The Turks
recall the declaration Of Lord Clarendon
that these Notifications should not be injur-
ed.
SQUAD DUEs.--Ths Parliamentary Com
mittee on the Danish Sound Dues has met.
Arrangements had been concluded between
Denmark and the United States, in virtue
Of which q provincial Toll Convention will
remain in force until June, 1857, and the
Sound Dues will be collected as formerly.
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Csrt Des MoiAes Land Agency
LAND WARRANTS.

THE undersigRed have for sale Land warranf,o
l. di1srsnt sizes, which they will selifor cash or 81
tine 10 suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 10 selection And
location Of lands IN Fort Des Moipes, Fort Dod 6
Cbartan and other Western Land Districts. AIsst s
paymentoftars and land business generally.
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M{cns.n LMMhM.y

chicago LlNIsSUtSs n, n.
THE subscribers al their steam Flaming Mlla ~
uiy of Ghieneo Lumber, aud have made arrange.
mepus 20 supply the demand, which the, VIII sell ..
wholesale or retail ~ prices that eaAaot iah oS''e
satisfaction. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which will be sold cheaper than the same eau Ss
purchased elsewhere. Their slDtNG WILDE VI 's
very best quaiity, aud their FLoohtNp esnhos
JOB planning AND saving
Done ON abort notice, 10 your satisfaction. DOE
gsii 10 ri We US q call. Remember the place, lsaa oi
6sin 49, Wells streets, Moline, nls.
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Moline aps s0tp lsjs isWu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-09

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DOn allpsYtss fthe United States boughtsnd sold.
COOK, SARGENT 4 COOK,
Bankers apd Land Agsnu,
Fort Dss 1oinss 1--WE
Atlanta and I1tofi0r Danks.
vx1Eshall continue TO receive and pay out the
w notes Of tho above Banks (as we have done
since their orgapizatiop). AFTER the 18Th last. and VII
further notice. tJsniel COOK SARGENT.