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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

CARPETS. who wish carpets OF
any description are referred to the adver-
tisement Of Mr.. H. II. Smith. He agrees
to sell carpets as low as they can be pur-
chased east or west and imported TO this
place. Call and see his stock and learn the
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WHEREAS on the ssveath day ofJanuary, A. D.
w 1854, George Herring, Jr., executed unto C.
Hannemapn his Promssery note of that date, for the
sam Of one hundred and thirty four Slice dollars,
and able the Hrst day OF November thereafter,
and whereas for the purpose Of securing the psyment
Of said sam Of money, the said 6. Herring Jr, did
the day Aforesaid, execute to the undersigned -
Trustee, deed Of trust, conveying for the purpose
aforesaid, to the undersigned ~ such Trustee he
following parcels of land in Scott county, Iowa, -
wit: The South West quarter ofthe North w quar-
ter of Section number sixteen, 1851 In Township No.
(76) north of Range number four ill
East OF the 5lh principal meridian, containing forty
acres land. And now the said note having become
due and payable. and the said G. Herring, Jr, hav-
ing failed to pay the same, Andrew Lswes, Trus-
leo as do hereby give notice that by virtue
OF The power which by said instrument is Ia vest
ed will on Wednesday the 18th day OF FebrusrysA.
D. is56 at the hour oftwo O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day, NJ the Court House daor the city OF bav
EXPORT expose and offer for sale the above descrihed
parcel Of land, or so much thereof shal DO sum
Gle ut TO satisfy and pay said note with the ntesest
thereon, TO the time or payment, together with III
costs expense attending sad sale AND q NE No.
tee. ANDREW - La WkS. E
Dated January 18th, A. ID. lS56.-dts uS)
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."hnY.-Yesterday was one Of the most
N'''gfeeable days we have experienced this
"'n'er' In the morning the mercury stood
'' degrees above zero, but the wind blew
'."ef cold all day. The snow drilted con-
:, 1''aoiy' SO that we presume very great
obstruction must have been presented at
'"ie OF the deep cuts on the Railroads.
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bARGAINs.-We would refer all those
VINO wish good business lots for stores,
warehouses;, etc. to the advertisement under
'he mead OF Auctions on our second page
'uch an opportunity to secure good and
permanent business stand has rarely been
0aered in our city. TX -..
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O. ELpRIpos. J. b. STEPHENS.
FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT
N6ESSRS. ELDRIDGE 4 STEPHENS have on
l hand and are In constant receipt at their store,
pDosite Leclaire House. ofchocs lots of Foreign and
domestic Fruits, Confectionery, &c, &c, Wholesale
and Retail.
Dealers are respectfully solicited to give us call.
Don't forget the place, New York Fruit store.
Nov l3-dtf. ELDRlDGE d STEPHENS
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For Sale or Rent.

FTNHE subscriber oners for sale or rent hts es
M;::l i tablishment, known ss the Mississipp
ElY. House, on Front St. The furniture, which y
almost entirely new, and OF the ost approved s.yes
will be sole with the house. Thi: Establishment Y
the public patronage Tho building u new, built O
hrios four storlssa hight and has been occupied
" three month";. Terms made kno wn By application
q The subscriber 1t the above mentioned noass.
JapA-dIR ss-arh $3.50 ala -. A6kAMs
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LOCAL MATTERS.

srove FouKpRIEs. We mentioned yes
/ ,.rd.y that the Rock Islanders were
bejpe benefcially affected BY the con-
temptation of Davenport enterprise, we
hope that some Of our citizens will be
.imilsrly moved by an Improvement which
1, on the carpet in Rock Island. We learn
/ ,,m the Advertiser that one of the largest
capitalists engaged in the foundry business
h Pittsburgh. is already making prepare
hon, for erecting, as soon as the season
Aoens. an extensive stove foundry in Rock
3.l.nd. We have no doubt that such an
Establishment in this city would be a most
aaro6t.ble one. BY taking advantage of the
limes when freights are low by the river or
railroad, supplies Of pig iron could be pro-
jeured at reasonable rates, and certainly if
f.ir profts can now be made on stoves
A,ouoht here from New York and Pennsyl-
S,ni,, the business Of making them here
would be profitable.
There is no doubt that the demand for
atoyes will continue to increase. As all
Anow, wood for fuel is scarce on our pral-
fss, and ,hose who thus use il will adopt
e.oves as matter of economy. But in a
ahort time coal will be the article in general
bse, and most people will get stoves both
en account of economy and of their greater
comfort and convenience. We have no
hesitation then in saying that Iowa will be
Sne Of the best markets for stoves in the
whole country, and that fortune will be
made by any individual or company who
hay establish first class stove foundry at
his or any other eligible point. At present,
he railroad gives Davenport decided pref
erence, and we are confident that if tn Q ex-
DeriInent be tried here it will be successful.
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Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa. y
IL point can see plat Of the new Town and obtsir
full particulars of prices ofio,s, &c. BY calling on
GEO. n. PARKER.
odice over Wiley's Grocery Store, ed 81.
DnvanuoFt. Au1. I ,fS-n tals
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Nl Of davenport and vicinity that sh0 has novsd
70 the ON Brady st., formerly occupied oy Ass
Spearing whom sho succeeded In the ousiness o.
tensivs stock Of Embroidsry and Mliin:ry 0ooas,
whichshs will sell at reduced pricss n ass g
extensive, Of excellent quality, and aodssaasss +
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CoLp WEATHER An Omaha correspon-
dent of the Burlington Gazette writes that
psper under date of the 9Th inst, that for
the last three weeks the mercury there has
hinged from Is to 90 degs below zero, and
Ihst several persons, travellers and hunters,
al been frozen to death
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COAL!

AoW1ey' 1uoWee . Co.,
uAVE estahEshec adepotfor tn sale OF their su.-
Ii perior article Of Coal the rail-. I'D depot
door from Webbef's Foundry. For fuel and steam
i: has NO sups nor In this market twill be dsliveroa
in Davenport orin Rock Island In Quantities 10 s1s
purchasers on application at their yard.
Rock lsland, June l5.df t-is Eia~
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To Merchants. Bankers

To Merchants. Bankers and others.
nESlRING sets of Account Books forthe coming
- year, we would invite attention tn Bixrk
Books Tac ,r manu- actDre, and a .
far ahead of anything made this region. We fur
nsh Books of all patterns to order, with without
printed headings. Those superior Books on exhb.
ton AT the State Fair, Chicago can be seen al our
store. H. A. PORTER e. BRO.
Rock Island. Dac 9. lEli.
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FAMILY GROCERY.

FAMILY GROCEh1.
TIME subscrbsr has opened stock OF Groceries 10
i his house on Perry between Second and Third sts
vhieh he viii warrant be OF the very best aua v
and which he will sell low can be- purchased else
AIRS.
choice lot of Cigars just received and for sale lev
NJ Wholesale and retail. ~~-C q. NJ. PECK.
Davenport, Dec. g, ls54-dtf 81 ~ 80
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~ II L
. Ihename ofthe Corporation Is XE1NA lNSOH :
ANCE COMRANY Y, located al Hartford, Conn.
The Capital 10 Five Hundred Thousand Dollars,
and Is paid up.
AssET9
of the Company are: H.
Cash In hand and in Phoenix
Bank, S50y39Gy
Cash on special deposit In Phoenix
a nd Hartford Banks, on interest," 100000 %
Cash in hands Of Agents, bal
ances, (sood) 100000
---3ll,96s %
Bills Receivable; payable at Bank 50, 1925 IL
Real Estate, unencumbered, Is, "a 7s
70 Mortgage Bon ds, g and per
cent. semi. nnnaiy. 72.00000
9lncome Bonds, per cent. -
semi-annual, 1900 o.
~ Stale OF Va. Bonds. per cent.
semi. anuual, 1890 90
State ofN. L. Bonds . 8
sori-snnual, 10000
10 Jersey City Water Bonds, 6per
cent. seni-apnusl, 1900 90
Milwaukee City Bonds, 10 per
cent, ssmi-anuuaI, 5,OOO0C
10 Hartford City Bonds, 0 per cent
semi annual, 10000 90
Haatt --l2s $50 90
Money due the Company secured
n
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NoRcRoss' PATENT PLANNING MACHINl

II IFE Insurance is truly a Savings Bank for the
i 4 Widow and the Orphan.
The rich and the poor may avail themselves OF its
benefits. No man is too poor to insure his Family
from wa mt after his death.
person thirty years Of age, by saving i've cents
day, can secure One Thousa Dollsrsf0r his Fam
lily at his death.
Husbands and Fathers. why do you delay securing
a competence TO your families after your death.f
Young 4! en- are yoa DESTROYS of getting creditf
Insure your lives.
Young Men have you made provision for your de-
clnng years. If not insure your liyesf
Creditors, why haza d the loss of debt by death?
Insure IL e lite of your debtor.
To Ali--Haye you made such provision for those
near and dear to you, as you would wish you had
done, ere YOU die, this night? Ii you have not,
procrastnate no longer, life is uncertain.
Pamphlets explanatory farms he'd by Agents gratis
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$I,O74,396 81


Unsettled claims for Losses add not due, yI6,Oos u
Tho Etna lnsnrance Company presents us patrons
the very satisfactory conditions of large tncreasein
Cash Assets for the further security Of their pociss
alour in ntsbcing placedat etminimum
yaiueatthspresent time OF ~ , an
ing socks, or good liable and clean investments
yielding moderate interest and income The stand
ard ba sis on which ho,Assets have been valued DE
ing Gold Istsrsst. Besides this solidits the COM
psny calls attention to the strength and security
derives from Its combined systcm OF Agencies thro
its agents having tho means 81 presenting united
phnjanx O { sfysricRcsd USdsr1rttsrs, which has
worked for hirty seven years. the hapPiest results
to stockholders and elaiIants FOR iossss-ana sha,
for future usefulness than has yet been reached byR
really national Insurance Corporation.
AL 'u''hs'' '"I HENRY B. HoFkMAN,qAoxnr.
Jan. 81, dew
uNRIRD APPLES 4 PEACHES, a no. article,
L. just reed. and tor ssle low hy ,ps
deci2 ALVoRD " Van AIIhN.
ALso--s cases of those hne Clocks, Seth ihom-
n as, make days and 81 hours, best made In Amer
caat ldecI O) ALFRED G, BlLLoN'S.
WIN. II. Ha1-1:i0,
(Late Woodward 81 Harris,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, Notions, &C., =.
yIyHANkFUL for past favon he hopes in future
i tobe able 10 suit bis numerous friends ana Gus.
toners Ia all articles OF the Dry Goods and Notion
line a, his usual low low prie "a G..
Jan 90 dwtf t
A coon assortment Of Zephyr Worsted can be had
n a, : IA 49,. HARMS.
NoIRE Antique Trimmings at low price 1 a.
= NALL at HARRIS If you want 10 get cheap French
1 and English Merinoes. ----
n HARRIS
TOR AALE.-Fine brick house on oth 81. De-
II tween Harrison and Ripley SIS. Excellent We'll
Good Stable, &c. Lot 5Oxl5o -, ,pw
Apply 10 "M. hLLHn, 3,
Jan 80 DIT Isas "Ssn"
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DIsSOLUTlON or PARTNIRsHIP

DISSOLUTION or PARTNIRsHIP a
THE partnership heretofore existing between he
! updsrsignsd lac been this day dis.olvsd By mate
81 consent The busness win IL future be copduessA
by wv. b. HARRIS who 10 duly authorized 70 sstsle
= - = = WOODWARD + HARRIS.
Davenport, January Z, ie5e. Amo
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JAMES G. WALKLEY, President.
ELIAS GILL, Secretary. s@ 4a.s
Jno. l.. Bunce, V. Prest. Z. ID. Dickerman.Gl Agt.
DIRECTORS: -
Alfred GIL, Daniel Philips,
John L. Bunce, Roswell Blodget,
John A. Butter, ED. Dickerman,
Noah Wheaton, Samuel Colt,
Nelson Holiisier, James C. Walkley.
=. r. Beresford, NJ D.; Consulting Physician.
JOHN NJ. ADLER, M D., Medical Examiner.
Applications received by HENRY Y. SLAYMA.
kER, Agent, davenport. dee 25-dtf
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New YORK., ]
Erie Railroad DiAculties.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %.
In our Supreme Court to-day Judge Black
de livered the unanimous opinion of tn,
Court in the matter of the Cleveland.
Pain esville and Ashta bula Railroad vs.. the
city of Erie, to the effect that the Railroad
Company have the right to extend their road
through Erie to the Eastern boundary, to
connec with the Northeast Road, and that
resista zee and destruction OF property by
the Mayor and Councils Of Erie is unlaw-
full and must he restrained. The injunction
sought for was granted sF1
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TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side Of Second Street, bettoeen
Brady and Main.
Improved Farms, sity property and unimproved
land fOrsale commission.
Forty xores ofiand situated on the bluff one anda
half miles of Court House, having uponttsevef-
ri dne viewsof river. The cheapest property in the
vicinity Of Davenport. Can be bought very low ny
applying soon.
severaIdesirxble houses the city for sale cheap.
Improved farms Ia scott county near Davenport.
large quantity ofunimproved tand III Scott, Clin-
ton, Cedar and Auscattne counties.
NAV 49, MSS. TALLMAN Il POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS
sINrE ndersigned are now prepared to procure
L Land Warrants for allpers0ns entitled to them
under the iats act OF Congress.
Land Warrants located in any ce in the state.
TALLMAN Il POWER,
April 16. j655-d-tf
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j. M. DAI4ZAsl1ll q sS.so.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS.
FOrW riding Il Comm iSsi OH We re ham .
Dealers In Salt, Cement, Plaster, Glass and Nails,
Corner 2d 81 Perry Sis., DAVENPORT, Iowa
JAN "a 1856 80
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Diaries for 1874

LN0R the Poe act and Desk, different sizes from 9
Il cents 10 SI.OO each ,it ! &EA
The Iowa BOOK Rooms,
10 mo. 90 ELI AnAMS a co.
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Fort Des Moines Land Agency.
LAND WARRANTS.
SO Lots for Sale,

THE undersigned one for sale 50 desirable lotsil
l their additions to City Of Davenport, on iiberai
tcrms-a credit OIL. g. snd4 years will De given 70
lime 10Th. Tsas COOK SARGENT.
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NEh, twill pay you to the Ferry and merely
i examine our splendid assortment of FANCY
GOODS now on hand. II not, we will refund the
amount Of your ferriage. Don't forget the place.
Bec.3 PoRTEk'S Book Lt0Fc.
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For Sale,

~ DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situated ohPaI,
/ ker-s addition to city of Davenport. All new
l,ossesson given Immediately Terms liberal:
JnIy p5th. 1855 COOK & SARGENT.
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Dispatches to Mr.. Buchanan &c.

The Tribune's correspondent at Wash
ington telegraphs this A. NJ. that dis
patches will be sent from Boston, by the
next steamer TO Europe, requesting Mr..
Buchanan to remain in England until his
successor arrives. He will therefore defer
his proposed REIMBURSEMENT until the 18th
of February. No positive acceptance has
vet been received from Mr.. Dallas, but one
is expected. :.
The Kansas Message was never submit
red TO the Cabinet.
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Books \ Stationery.

/ AIDES ond Gents Dressing and Toilet Cases In
IL great variety, The above articles are difficult 10
hnd, out we have larger assortment shan Gan be
fouhd west OF New YORK "a and examine.
Dec2. PORTER Il BRO.
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FURS AND ROBES.

TSyERYBQDY seems to acknowledge this 10 the
~ coldeSA1seather ever experienced in the west
and there is necessarily agreat deal or sunorpg.-
Now much Of this could be avoided by calling ut Is
ton & Cos In the old Post Office Building and buy
lag you nice warn fur coat, fur gloves, or Fancy
II Is to say anything In this limo We are
selling atcos to make room fOrour spring stock.
= Call soon 10 provide yourself with luxury that
must be WON This cold weather to be appreciated and
we qua rsntee that price, will be made 70 suit.
Dayennort Jan l2 = A, &. ALSTON 4 CO.
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Fugitives In Cincinnati.

OIuClNNAII, JdII, SOs
A stampede Of slaves from the border
c ounties of Kentucky took place last night.
The whereabouts of several having been
discovered here, officers at noon to-day pro.
ceeded to make arrests, and upon ap-
preaching the house where the slaves were
secreted, the latter fred on them, wounding
two or three spectators, but not seriously.
One slave woman, seeing escape impossible,
cut the throats of her children, killing one
instantly and dangerously wounding two
others. Six of the fugitives were apprehen-
ded, but eigh, are said to have escaped.
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davenport Market.
~ CL1TRE MARKET.

CoRRRcrsD By TERHusE GRorT.
LIZ CLAlRs, Scott Co, jan. ~.
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cows. COWS!.
u,oITR New Mich Cows for sale. Call soon for .
II bargain on JACOB N. ELDRlDGk.
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yXvEhaye for sale one hundred choice building lots
w in the Town o Waleott and fifty well situa te
i've acre lots the vicinity Of said Town. adj ofwhie
will sell to actual settlers on liberal terms.
September Isl 1855 COOK & SARGENT.
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OFFICE or THE FULTON FIRE INSURANCE sov
" psny, Nov. 49, 15-Tbe annual election for ion drss
o~r n his company vii be held The ofss 40 war
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