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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

uuseeeaae - rsmales-Or. CPess9ess
Palna. anlnAssoas Il tagrsdtanss N tssss T'ss
n, NE sssu,t = ons and extsnAsve praes0s 'nss
srs mild ,nsAnr sDevs&,sn, and csssasa y esssss'ns
On ss,astik painful msnstsuaisOa rsas0v'ns ~
sessrucslons, whsshss from cold OF o;heviss nsao-
sche pain IN tn side paipia Of the
a senp, Whch arise frcn inserraptsen Of nasuse.-
my can he successfully use A. preventive 1.eN
puls should never We taken in presnancy' - ''e'
would sure TO cause miscarriage. warrsn,sd Pa'.-
u vegetable, and 1res tron any.hsag injurious ~ '
or hesith Exphcit directions. which shosia "
accompany each box. Price ~ For sag "
Druggists In Davenport, and Hiuies q o"pp
Rnsa Island sent By man by inelosins ~ @D' o
nsl,u, l. Chee.sm,n, No ie2 Broadway Nc" i'''
fsac-.aw nal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22
STATE DEMOCRAT.
WANTED

At the DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
Boy. One about IA years Of age
preferred.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22
DWELLING HOUSE,

INANTED-toR Rent, dwelling hnuas. containing
w from to rooms. Apply At tbs STATE DEsi-
ocEAT OFFICE. sat
July u 't6-u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

~ Sold at IA Market sti eet. st. LOUIS, Mo-, 500
Broadway, New York. a. d by all Druggists every
where All kinds Of family patent medicines for sais
the hest possible terms, at Prof. Woods estapnsh
ment, ia Market street.. 81. Louis.
Sold here by all the Druggists. and by all popula
Druggists everywhere. JyI5i-tw-wl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22
L.aTEST .1ISRIT.lL OF
SUM MER GOODS!
Dress Goods,

In every departm"n-Laee ana Embrori"rei Goods
and full assortlne Cloths, Cassineres, Saiinets
I.nseys, Flaanels, etc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

st L0nis, Sept 20 1858
Dr o. J. wOOD-Sir. have used nearly three
bottles Of your Hair Restorative and have founa is
effect very satisfactory II has entirely destroyed All
dandruf from my head, and restored my hair 10 us
original color, which had become quite gray
NM TRCSDALE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

N,IEETlS8 hills FER 81 sud uPwrrf. Itr rde hy
> CHuBs BHo4, BAHeVr ari g., banners.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-22

Chicago May I, 1854.
Ihave usea Professor Woods Hair Restorative TO
decided advantage 1t prevents the hair Homecoming
out gives il 4 gloss and sofiness very desireabe.
The few gray hairs had, have entirely disappeared
Others Of my family have used 1t, and concur with u
In prcRouncipg It all il processes 10 be.
HENRY A. CLARK, MicLigaa Avenue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10
,.tfr.t !. -.lli,. TESTIMONY. {. u. 2

undersigned Of metus Getty
Of New York having OCCASION to witness The EEaete 81
Drs and Duiton diseases Of tie Ear and Ne ,x
ing aside ali personal jealousy and prejudice, @ ada
The course pursue by them treating diseases tSs al
ieate organs from the congratulated sHccr&s 'rhcA 81, At
tended a. Is well worthy tlie attention Of protest
brethren throughout the United States. Their syar n
treating diseases of tue middle and Internal ear by Tie
Of "mEdicated Yapors, particularly in chronic eonI
Gated cases forms IN the practice auEa turrf,
and mis- up void whcl, has long been felt by the srns
practitioner In diseases OF the they seldom require
resort TO AN operation As skinl aurSts Ocu ~
devoted to their profession cOnr n
oonlinSnd them such rs may require their ntd"
Signed, y, ALRXAxEpR X. Mon, NJ. D.,
Gkos s.. GRNSRSt NJ. D.5 Horace WiSsLOW, Md,
C. DE.R1H, Al. De- ALlST0S u. FRANCIS ~ D.,
r. WAN DrRRS, 81. d. BEDFORD DoRENrs, VI. D.
- NIeSp York, August 1850.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10

- - 0HRl RE0Uleff s55is ~ II
EIaE Subscribers viii on hand in future,
IL good brands Family and Snperine Flour, for
In which the
attention N the public iss tuyite 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10
Motioa EYtre

.Et{ Not1ce Extra.
an instructed By ths finance Committee, through The
Mayor, nsanteT for the collection OF all
HE CITY for The year 1855. viii Just
die Instructions being carried out and all who wish TO
costs will please pay over, there Is time at my
disposal to give. % tsai.
lfk1s.1m u Pa. BURKE, Collector.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10
lMEDICAI
ll- AR MD EYE
Drs. LHBRUN & DUFToM
OCJULISTSA NDlAURISTSN /,

I1R. LEBRuN offers TO those suffering from p.,,,...
IL yiRTdUibEe aurN remedies, which have been s NJ
IN nearly three thousand cases Of confirmed dea
have been by DrS. Khramer i; pts
and Dslehu of Paris, and Curtis Piehcr Of IoniS hSft
most wonderful applied for diseases of Iptr De
middle ear They comprise different courses n, ~ aa4
riptis diseases that effect the external and u,EI Va
IF the disease Is confined to the external ear their
annarent on the hh or sixth day. Dr. LEBRJN 49,
n iiTS III every eSS, when the ear Is perfect In its
ton lie has eighteen certificates from those who
deaf from Infancy whose hearing Is now completely
and they are enabled to leurs tie EdRgngot Ge
hundred Of deafness have been
nlly treated by him. Certificates to that eject
on application. L Sa
In all eases Of deafness arising from f4rRmotios a..
eniaO or even DeEI0rnti0R Of the sHeAlLFlRn tiS'.
nsaSiS called tile ssrum;" iadtnHGtiOH OF ntaegS ~
brGVsof the tytPdRHNS and eS+eGR tube, with de-
IIfipS Of SHcIS; MeFU0W4 ectioHS pOtypGs 0rOetS =
ions Bous or Intermittent Fever, Colds, the use d
or ercurIal medicines, gatherings in the chlS
&c. the sense can, In Ierly eges iRtlaCf be restS
Where want Of secretion Is APPARENT the RuOry ssn
dry and scaly when the deafness II aeeOmIsnI ~,
noes in the ear like rusng OF leaves, chirpns Of ia,
falling water ringing of bells pulsaons, discharges II ~
ter when In STOPPING position senSaun Is felt EaFsx
Of blood 10 the head had taken place when the hrsF.
ncrfecy acute where there Is much noise is less Act
In dun aud CLOUDY when cold has been tsf
The course pursued by Dr.. LEDRGN is considered iSS
DR. DUFToN, the only practitioner In the United S,.,
,I,o the new, painless, and successful mslbl
treating all isensIs to which the Is subject Whtres
nv other means have failed to afford relief he asks from IN
such fair and impartial trial Patients, by .endas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10

students wishing to perfect themselves In this branch o.
medical science will ind opportunity Of joining the e.
Mt the Eye and Far InRrnary OF Dr.. Dtaev eBrun Uaoa
Place CiinIques every Tuesday and Friday afternoons f
/ to 5 O'Clock, during Medical College terms.
TERAIS.-Five Dollars, Consultation Pee. Ten Dsr,r,
to be paid the hearing restored to its original acute
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10

SETTLE
NE ACCOUNT of change In their firm, all persons In
debed ia the subscribers at their Retail Store,
nesy requested ready settlement the LIST Of Jam
uary, by cash otherwise, aud a persons having claims
against the firm will present the same ior liquidation.
McCLALLESS & KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10
MIoCELLA N.EOUS.
Marsh & wayman -
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL. DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES
NrTIE OLD STAND on >. q. MARSH. /
No. as. Monroe ST.,

[ArIlLE OLD STAND oHJ B. AAHslt1
...l-. No. 35, Monroe ST, .7- r.
WHEELING, VA.
TSExr noon 10 GRHR., on AND CO. hS1-
WYE are now receiving from our eastern manufacturers
wv os Of the largest anil best ASSIGNMENTS boots
they having been selected with great care manufactured
to order according TO our own directions Nv the best work.
men In tue es SxIressy for tbs trade We are prepa-
accommodate our customers, either wholesale
pasSy any other house in .e city either in style, quality
tlis city OF am other country.
Our stock consists In part SS the following articles
$40 pairs hest calf boots;
600 ~. Zip
Igys nRoGtSs -
3OO,nairs best cal brOgnIs: 7l.H - l,rft
go kin ~ .4. -t..s-5s. -
F0 thfct
SOL low price brogans Z tH
-.-,[T RUYs spy0UTI's BRocAEs
Gao raIts boys thfcl, ,roenns:
500 g Kin = ~ 40
$40 youths Kin
300 thIck aI.st-.f
RoY,s Roofs
500 pairs boys' thick boots: 'sai.sf i-'li ;E-7
25J - kin + = --...s.i ---r. .,tsf.- .-f-t
POO calf
Yorrn,s BOors
-s- $50 pairs youths, ca m boats = -.fH=-
900 Kin
thick
7t-si wow sts .wsIR ls-.. -gfi III.
$50 nafrs veman,s callers Mi colors:
$50 walking shoes:
20l morocco DusEIns; s -
55J EIl g.
900 Jenny Lfnds All
aNE,a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10
Savings Bank Store.

INV FASHIONED LErrERs AT rnE OLD posroPp1CE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10
NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL.

NITE undersigned pleasure inform ng
u and tile citizens Wheeling vicinity, has
just received his Fall and winter supply of
EOfhS, CGSStmereS and VeStingS,
thinking necessary my stock, simply
consists of the very latest and fashions
bic style Of Cloths Gassmerrs VrstnEs plain and fancy,
together with full Of Gents Furnishing Goods
Gentlemen wishing anything my line will do well to give
me call, as avn determined to sell as low other
tabIshent and my work, for style aud quality, shall
potent cntteTs feel satisfied in assuring any WHO
favor with call give entire satisfaction. All goods
warranted to be as represented or no sales.
Goats, Vests Pants got to order ut the shortest
tice. jill STALLMAE, Merchant Tailor,
Oc10 No.. g Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10

NOTICE-E.xTR
1haYe small stock Of Common Clothing that viii dis
Roae % a cost less make for my Spring
-f ssr2i -'-e S'0O@s' s. RICE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10

n Az NOW receiving opening unusually large and
a6neFa ass0fmeht Of Boots; Shoes, Hats BonnetE, Um
DoAt and Ce Sacks, at the corner Of Market and on
grets Wheeling, Va, in the formerly occupied
ne Post Once and Opposite The Sicure House, large
d entirely stock which purchased for cash. from
Gs Of the North under the most favorable
circumstances, and otter them TO the citizens Of Wheeling
and yeniy At reueed Wholesale and RETAIL and respectful
u solicit share Of patronage. s7tf. 'tF
Ideedn q useless 70 praise Of stock If
Ake not The people Of Wheeling not SO easily hum
b1REsd by advertising pu suffice to have Tri
o q mems youts aud boys Boots and shoes mirror, silk,
Rotelku, ool Leghorn, brush and straw Hats, and for La
dies variety Of s, Straw and Braid BOhnes Of
= Ee most recent fashions and styles --t
Slippers and Caters, both for ladies, misses
And children, Of the fashionable Style and quality
-GaH and see for yourselves. ..ff ~ rms
HSVhE large stock Of the above named arti
ses would respectfully Invite Country Merchants to call
and SEINE, send their orders. win duplicate bills
pgf6hAsed In The eastern cities for cash. -
1ps ~ n. II. WATSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10

NOTICE..
TNE undersigned having bought out the entire stock OF
i Goods belongtnto 3eSsrs. Wheeler LaEiu Merchant
TaOrs would beg leave to inform the citizens OF Wheeling
and vicinity that he intends carrying the Merchant Tai
lorin business the formerly occnpIed
Wheeler Lan and having obtained the services Of both
of the ropretorS he is prepared to make
der every article In his line, in the latest style and manner,
atvey short notice, low for cash. Having alarEe
hand he Is determined TO sell very low
duee his and for tie Spring Goods. Now
a get good clothing cheap lie will
every article to be as recommended, no sale.
Come one, come all,
49, And give n call,
At No. 2, Washington Hall.
ja1s j. II. sTALLMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10

Cumm1ngs' Works. ~
Cummings ON the Apocalypse, ISt, Cd 1 Sd series;
" "A the Seven Churches
rrs -. Family Prayers, 2 vols FL g:kft-
+" Signs Of the Times; --r,. Es-
q Minor Works, 1St Cd and 81 series;
The Church before the Flood;
{" The Tent and Altar;
The Eaily Life; l,i1 if!ls-t /! s4t7
s-1- u The Messed Life; e-4 EAsftB
I" Voices Of the Day;
Z" liYoiGes OF the Night; i5-.s1f..-
" Voices Of the Dead; ..',.I,.s.. 4,...-.
{" Notes ON Genesis, Exodus, LevtIcus, Daniel,
P&FabIes, Miracles, 81. Matthew, st. Mark and
tuna1s N'' '1lAezF'sse' vs. p p. WILDE BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10

THE coartnersp heretofore existing under the firm Of
Gordon Matthews Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent j. NJ Matthews Co.. who will continue the bust
ness, Will the Of tie firm settling their
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-10

Ju1Y, 1855
DR.. HastnLL.-Sfr: Having analysed bottle OF your
Norwood Cordial and tested Its various qualities take
great pleasure In giving testimony In Its favor, as the
articles composing 1t, being entirely vegetable, perfectly
safe and such unprecedented Physician would not hes
ate prescribe TO his patients. have administered to
my We health for time past has been exceeding
~ feeble and has strengthened and her great
y. therefore It with perfect confidence to
public Of Dyspepsia Debility, and all other
diseases which Is recommended.
Yours truly. ]. ". pEREINsOX, u. D., -t.
9S Camden street, Baltimore.
E-Por sale by IIATSTATT& CO., No. Sc Howard street
between Pratt Camden, baltimore, and by Druggists
- ..t. W. u ARMSTRONG,
nv13 ssi.- Wheeling, Va.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22
Kansas

Quiet seems 10 be once more restored 10
Kansas, ifGov. Geary can only succeed
in holding in check the Border Rutfiaas and
permit the Free State men unmoesled 70
pursue Their legitimate business, all viii be
well. All that they have ever asked i to
be left alone Failing to receive that pro-
lection from Gov. Shannon which they
claimed and des rived, shey Fesorted 10 the
only alternative ief,--to defend themselves.
No one can ame them or thin; IL is a
principle implanted ia orr nature, when
dow n.trodden and oppressed 10 rebel, and
the men Who stand highest now in The esti-
nation 81 righteo0s people, are those who
would no; tanels submit to oppression. -
The scenes al blood, crime and tyranny that
have uaaspired on the soi Of Kansas, we
trust will be no more repeated, but that 4
new order OF things has been inaueuraied
under Gov. Geaty that will lead 70 the hap
NEST results. Ii rests upon the Admins,
tration ,e restore peace 70 Kansas o. 10
open the sluioe.eates ot civil war upon OUT
country, and Tor It's own popuiari;y,il y
has no regard for The milton, We trust Wig
arms measures will at oace 64 narsued L
efiectually qaeli the disturbances in Kan
xas
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

WHEREAS, AT the general election in
the State 81 Iowa. held on the first Monday
OF August last. there was poll opened In
each township ard election precinct. Tor
the purpase Il taking a vote OF the people,
faf 81 against Convention TO revise or
amend the present Constitution Of this
State, OF which election due returns have
been made and the votes canyassed.
Now, THEREFoRE, |, James w. Grimes,
Governor Of said State, do declare and
make known that there were polled for .
Convention, thirty.two thousand, seven
hundred and ninety votes, and against a
Convention. fourteen thousand. one humid
red and sNty.tWo votes, being majority
in fayer % Il Convention 81 eighteen thous
and. Elk hundred and twenty eight votes. --
And do furthermore declare, that an cleo
ton Of delegates to said Convention, will
be held on the Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November next, the election to be
conducted aud the returns made according
to the provisions OF the Code regulating
general elections, and an act entitled IAN
act providing for the revision and amend
menl OF the Constitution OF this State" APP
proved January Gath, 1855.
lS TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand g. caused the
I, ! great seal OF State to be hereunto
L. affixed. Done at Iowa City, this
10th day OF September, a. D., 1855
JAMES w. GRl MES.
| By the Governor
Csc. w. McCLsARx, Sec'y of State.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

APICruRE FOR NORTHERN DEMocEA.
cY.-The Richmond Enquirer, Sept
). gives some political information as
new as it is remarkable. Ii SAYS:
1T is not hatred Of slavery, it's not
sympathy for the negro which kindIes
the resentment and enthusiasm Of tine
Black Republican party. \ sthe en-
w Of the ease and aftluencc OF the
Southern gentleman, and jealousy OF
the aristocratic character Of our social
system, which constitute the sentiment
Of abolitionism.'
While the absurdity OF the above
will only excite a smile on the Part OF
Republicans, tiouns a cabinet picture
Of the cause in which Northern Demo,
cracv is engaged. The Richmond
Enquirer is the great organ Of South
ern Democracy, and the above is its
arrogant boast Of the arristocracy Of
its social system-of its Arristocracy,
in obedience to which Northern Dem
ocracy has pledged itselfto use all its
efforts to extend Slavery iuto Free
Territory, in order that the southern
Democracy may bethere sustained by
the degradation Of the labor Of Free
men.-N. !. C0tr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22
Fight with the ChsyenneS

The Indians sill have 10 be chastised
They are becoming exceedingly tanHoying.
Very recently they Committed so gross an
outrage that Capt. Stewart, with forty men,
was ordered out from Fl. Riley 20 c4a5ljss
them. They were pursued and encounter
I'd at some distance OF the Piatte-'he Ora
g7ons being plotted by two Of the Indians
Who have 50 long been confined ct Fort
Kearny. Capt, SteEart's party took up an
advantageous position, and 10 the fight
WHICH followed killed some ten OF the enc
nv, and wounded some fifteen others.
The same tribe Of Indians il is asceT-
siaed, killed family Of Mormons, consist
ing Of two or three persons, and took the
mother into captivity This news was
brought 70 Fort Riley BY the Omahas, and
party Of troops dispatched to oyertake
them, but the murder bad been committed
TO- long previous, and they we've not found
81. L0uis Republican, l6h.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

A NoELE SEsTiGEET. We presume that
gallant old Southern Wing, John Bell, Of
Tennessee, expressed the sentiments Of
nineteenth. OF the people Of the United
States, when be 80 eloguently said:-"Had
been eonseieniiously opposed to slavery,
and settled in Kansas With Vi ew TO better
my condition, 5Bd baYe Witnessed the out
RACES said TO have been committed by the
people Of Missouri on the rights Of the free
State inhabitants, and had leh my neck
CALLED by the yoke Of an usurPed govern
fnent, and had lost oil hope Of relief, from
any quarter; ii resistance iosueh oppres-
.ion be treason, so HELF NE GoD ] WOULD
NAVE BEEE TRAITOR"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22
FNF
A Lay Of Liberty.


Ais--s .smsF9ss,
Frement. stis OF ihee,
rremen, snd Liberty,
~ thee Ne sing,
Rally The standard round,
Yo mee by shaver, bound,
let the glad song reseenA
OF Lieea,,
Fremont aud Liberty,
Sons 81 the noble tree
To You We csa;
al who 30 us belong,
Swell lond the glorious sans,
And for the sound rrolcns
Sweet Liberl.
Say, Will ye see Us NOS
Down 10 the saver bow,
Lon crushed 20 earth,
Does not your hear grow strong
As se dwell Ola the wong
Thai held oafeoaRiry lvHg
From AeeFtS.
oar fathers died 10 save
Oar laaa, aud free the slave
From Briiaia's power.
rAey shed their noble blood,
All for their eounsTy's good,
Ana hfs,eas bfSyety stood
For Liberty
Then ye now 80 Pafi
With ihatso dearly boagk
Ie bIave aud free
Ne, lstyoGr numbers swell,
Aud each Que fondly dwell
oaIhis aud proudly tell
OF Liberty,
Then raise your ySices kikA,
Zen 10 tAe hlae archs1 sky,
Ia anthems load.
Stag now Of Liberty,
Fremeul the noble free,
Fremont, Free pen, aiilres,
Dear Liberty
leyac, sepi. lsth, 1856.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

Col. L. d. BAEER--SiHce this gentle
man quit Illinois and took up his residence
in California, bis political preferences have
been somewhat doubtful We new see ii
annouuced in the California papers that he
has declared enphaticaily for Fremont,
though al the same time he goes with the
Sham. ID emooracy on the State ticket in 0p-
position to the Vigilance Committee
The Col. was siSaysa RtauuCh opponent
Of slavery extension, ard hence We are not
SURPRISED al his course. lie has been claim
ed until now by the Buehaniers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

The Chicago TrsbgEs says that Of the one
hundred ana sevenly-fge preachers belong
ing 10 the indiana Methodist Conference,
all but one are 10 favor Of Fremoni's cleo
ton 10 the Presidency. And SO il is every
where at the North. Ninety-nine 10 every
one hundred preachers are Republicans
The popular religious sentiment which pre-
walls in every community has never before
been called into action. The course pursu-
ed BY Douglas and his comPeers has arouE-
ed a religious element in The country that 10
sufficiently poweriul 10 carry Fremont into
the Presidency.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22
A"eh AHoE BROKERS ann no. A@sls.
AGENTS AL E6fATp
CITY PROPERTY
a''~Loto Clock rs, on Braay -. .

- 1'' : 0'osS io5'o BRADY strset. a..
3oS Lots aod bloc. - Fan.
$50 each gi5po. 9i'e"'e sa4l!a. 81.
81 siI.T = Rt., = ~ q 10, bloss d,
'As' - ''tfo"s4 fretiym4H'ssf re-. FfI21l sfo
3i@,,, Part Of IatgtJeek ii. ,s.r.,. - 'o2'.
s" 1'' s'''s'' WIN ira'ns avsar g oa !seeoa
ala @Wvsl hall oflot gIoes. s, .,.
$50 pea foot "5'k Island sge.,
5iI-IWo houses on he ,g.t ..
between lhtrd and Fourth street. i. ~ ~ Iona stree,
me io' Tor u years viii DO sotd OBJ ~ o ossoo
34o--A house ard lot h rasf D...
10! block y house q aIs roarr 5s'I sa
term wood she'd Sc preo SEQ. E''1 cellar 4.
32l--A house with u acre Of g,os.,,...
ern part Of th@eig; SlboO '@'' '' Tue ugs5
a.s--l.ot 8 block IS, south eas. ,s,o...,..
western Avenue, one Of tAg hsnj,tnsz,, Of ia cad
private residence in ms ctI '.IoIsto'
a.e--Lot7 block and ! 3 and 30 g,,,s.,
addition, neafthe Female college. ''N F-laa4
bnilsn@ RobiUse"'s subdIv ouvf ol, s ~ sagr
1888 A foarstory brck s,ors Gil ,..
aad hfady street., '"S '2fbe'gtta
aa a frame dwelling hea.s sf,s .-
Store house Oh l3s3 block % s'se ''.Rt
33J-~ 4 house and tot On ss.tsfas .,,,,..,
petNeeu Front and Second .tfs,ts .P,eF street
fooms' l9i 'uAsor unisrH rent u s3JG ~ ss9Hs+
gnye 3vuU. s''' PER sh4gm
Ne. 20 "a IS ztars ssiue L.lss Nj. ,.,-,.s,.,.
sh an Mea1egH aFeeHp, a#rth ~ s.l Il 80 l asEt
k'trhsa7 panuy e!asets a-tsra sud uslI ps ssa'
Ag. 2t--a iI5u=e ni zauta s.fa and z.-,-r.
and "'.tern t'g. iTi.e $3.50 '.'. s''.'-
No 81. i H.ss" g salas sI.e sud .aug Do, DBL,
east Of Nsflr'a Ave. iree 422ug --' 'sf
Sc, .tas--A IiaHrv Of sautc ,srs and t...rs..,..
ri q door tsat 81 " Ave. Price $1aa r'''' '9 -ls
y 2a--Thrse Houses Of the s,asf...g.,...
r5ahs On thrnan 81 north Of Iaeus, ets s.,-' sss
ground each Price 800 . BID ais
No a55--A Itous5 and Let atl =..r,... r.,.--.
't' Lot eial45,. House la} sg2 r5.. ~ ~. ... ts
No, sf5- A frame house aa Fsgpagr ..tt...,-.,
Ave. and 81 ROBINS lat hsn tstaea ss s t ~.
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No. ees-E taa sta5y 0ssaa l-aassa f.,e.....-..
ith rooms stsheU fan'r9s ns 40 E-s.t mona :.
years Pace $500 ''''1' ID
W. 257--tos 8, bgask as, aass
No 25b--A lat veith ,va sa=aG a.a,-. 81. 7t...-.
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