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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26
Tar OgIo SrArs Cairo The Ohio

TaE ORlo STArE Car. THE Ohio
State Capitol, at Columbus, will, II is said,
WHEN completed, surpass IN size aud cost
Any State Capitol in the Union. The build
ing is nos rooted u. except the dome, the
iE ing nf he .natb,e floors is in rapid pro
gress. the four principal ssairwsys are in.
/ he'd. large portion OF the Windows and
sashes are in. and the glazing i going 90,
And yet. with the building thus far ad'
yanced. it will require, the architect estlm,
stes, S6sl LOG 90 to finish il, and slSo,237
to pay of the haa,ing debts to contractors
Al this rate II must have cost several nil-
lions of dollars TO put the work In its pres
ent State OF fofwsrdness Now, either TINS
Capitol is s,upendous architectural achies-
ment or a great deal of money has bee"
wasted We know not how the former
may be, but the latter is undoubtedly true:
For instance, until the walls were up, and
preparations were going on to put the ROOT.
no provision had been made for warming or
ventilation, and 10 remedy this defect. the
whole interior had 10 be cased aIth brick
" ails, between which aad the main walls
the nues were carried up. as they should
have been ia the orginai erection l--Fha
Norn American.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26
MKNroR
Ssrnum's Bankruptcy

The following rom the Buffalo C0fnms-.
s.ai 80 well expresses our views that We cub.
stitute it for What We had prepared on the
ssme subject =;
"For the parties who suffer BY the failure
OF this prince OF humbugs. We are bound, in
christian kindness, TO fee proper comnds ser.
alton; but ell the tears lie Ia an onion thai
will be shed over the pecaniary ruin Of Bar
nun himself. The collapse of this enor.
nous bubble which slillersd in the gorgeous
rsys il derived from the summers sun.
seems like an inierPosition Of Prov dsnce.
The Intense worship of wealth. which turns
the heads of our people. led them 10 over
look or palliste the dishoaorsbls means by
which this man had risen to be 9 nsbob.
and scarcely . village hsr-roon could Dc
found 10 the country, in which the mention
Of Bsrnum's name did not excite feeling
somewhat akin 10 sdmiration. When, last
wear. he Published that scsndaious sutobio.
graphy, in which he confessed his s" indling
tricks. reconasing them Is ii they were ex-
csiieDt jokes. which reflected credit % bic
ingenuity, snd in seeming unconscious ness
Of their ,urpitade. ne found thousands Of
sympsthis ina readers We are glad 10 bus
failure, and We h9pe its mora! may not pass
UNDECIDED
Our FOOLISH admiration of ossfgroa n
wealth is rapidly celebrating all sense OF
moral dislinct.ons. We overlook yulgarity.
We pardon dishonesty. We are almost ready
to bestow our appreciation on fraud when
We see ,ien ia possession Of the 'a"afy
spiendor OF lranistsn. OF inhatiting gor.
geousiy furnished palace in Fifth Avenue.
We have number vi times seen Barnum's
name mentioned ia the newspapers, as
suitable candidate for Governor OF Connec-
ticut, and had The Maine Law party seen nj
TO nominate him, we doubt not that tools
would have been found II throw up their
hats, and give nine cheers for this embodi-
meat of"ths spirit OF the age"
The eager pursuit Of wealth 10 u passion
which, in this country, needs no additional
stimulus. lis tendency to absorb Gil other
| feslinss,i /. The worst symptoms OF the times.
1t exiinguishe. the passion for excellence;
il blights ali elevated ambition; II ehilis the
generous aspirations Of our youth 70 distn.
guish themselves BY high achievements in
art, or lofty spesulstions in science; 1t de-
grades all the nobler energies OF The soul in.
to mere dung-hill in which vulgar and
ignobie essrice may bury it's roots and
thrive When We consider how blunted
the popular mind in this country has be-
come to the disreputable means b. which
Bsrnum rose to supposed wealth, We have
reason to be alarmed for the country. We
repeat, We are glad, for the sake Of our
American yan,h, that this huge humbug has
exploded. Now that the gliding has been
removed, We hope the public conscience
may be awakened to full sense OF the
moral depravity Of his fraudulent career,
and ,hs, We may sbsie something OF that
admiration for mere wealth which excuses
the disreputable means BY which il has been
acquired"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26
IiONe's Improved &NM
TIull 12ID0IA.

TIE aIdsfdgEsd sTs Hf0PtWFN - s.,. |.
psssat for the Ssats VI lows, Sp1 sss w 81, nd
sssssset fOs the srsetios i.aues! o. X ~
Bridgss Of AM lssg,s Of spss Ras y iss n..
In any part eI The STATE. A Nv ssoss e~s si.i
bseS adopted % sosl efAs ksifesas .N J. I'm
slStcs, ~ ss-u comment ~ ~ sss" nssS sa,u
Diiity aud shsspusss sDn..esssl,. an.sss.,t,sas
Addr..s. xToAE, BooNkR 4 Sotiss'His,.
feb lS-dwlf pesssRp n,lilss.
Dpbuaue Yribuns, MUSES. Use Journal, a.. ns.sr.
Nav tsys, Kest ak NAig AID Iowa w MI Is !.
will sssh copy daily siS m0o1ssna ssss
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until melted by the sun or washed away by
rains. The appearance of such an army OF
laborers working BY night, in such various
costumes. was so Picturesque that Frank
Leslie had sevesal artists stationed nj sari-.
our parts o,take sketch OF the scene for
his Illustrated Newspaper.
MKNToR
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

Jlass 4 eRAHAB. g. W. kspsss
GRAHAM 4 kERNEA,
Forwarding aad csmnisston Merchants,
So.9 EIKROWSiSkW Block, FRONT STREkI
Davenport, levs
orders soheilsd Ter the purchase Of Grain, fiegr
Wool sLa Frodus gsssrsiiy.
-KgggksaCSs-
SufIows . Pretty msA, DsyssHor, Iow.
Wise, Pussy 4 " iss, Phil, Pa,
SpTiEgsT, aArssayh Co, PlstssarSI "a,
spsES = Co.,
Joseph X. Elder, 81. Louis, No
AsBnds 8 Hammer, Cincinnati, osis,
!. Mccoy 4 sons, N Lisbon,
u, & D. Mcdonald Co, Wsii syiiis, Osis,
EotIsB ~ rtin,
George Weiis, -
hsnGs, 0arrstssE = Co, CisyslsLs,
HssssJ I Sinclair,
James Graham, New 0sfdss.
Merchants generally, Salem,
feb 81 le31.du
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26
rrossa Peach rrsss.


The Chicago Tribune states, that NJ, b
Sa.eman of the Ohio Fsrmsr folly confir"s
10 ssasemen, that many OF the peach trsss
and other tender trees sre frozen 10 death
Il says, we think that nearly al that we're
planted last yesr--neAfly eli that stand in
undrained, rich ground that is naturally
moist, aud eli that made good deal ofneS
wood last year---~iil be found serioasi. IN
lured We seiterste our advice TO use The
pruning knife freely. That can do no harm
and may save your trees. Do not cut them
down until you are sure they are dead, ana
then eus away the body close to the Ssoaod
snd cover the stump with sod, and wait to
see ii the root will send Up sprorrs II
yoar trees are dead, do net be discouraged.
but plant more. We may aoi have such
smother winter - this "a tits esnturyy In
Ohio /, is generally conceded that the buds
sf pescnes. cherries, spricols some early
PsArs, sod come of the moot tender apples,
are killed OF badly injured apon all clay
lands. The Prai-ss Farm& ssss
I'VE have gwen up al hopes Of ifuir'
crop, except spples The thermometer has
been - deg. below ssre in Chicago snc 9s
deg. Ia the vicinity The lEssampuon 10
shai peach trees. IS and eli rstner teadsr
snruhs are dead down to the sno~-lias.-
Ard we fssr thai hslf Of the badly handled
psdless' trees, brought into the country last
lall, VII. be found ia the same cste1ory
whether planted out or heeles IL. The
zine for pruning is when the arsi SsrHi
weather Of early spring renders it necessa'
~ to cut back, before the sap begins to cir
sslste; TIE. do 50 little below the evident
frost-mark or desd-lins. Botii the peach
trees are Of good sorts, ioneh Tot the bodies
100 rashly. for they sometimes survive SITTER
the bark and wood show discoioraiions ans
slight disorgs AFTER cutting int
sAem."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

HAtk apsSsd . new Wood Yard ss OEo Al,iss
IL 4 Go. . Lsassr Yard u tbs lasssioS Of sssoed
and Front sts., whore ths} have Assa q fuis ss-
sortmsa Or, ssd 0fsss Wood, ssUsiy-
niekort. Ash, Ust, Maple, Ae.,
Which t1sy otter Tor saie ths Lowest Asrk et pri,s
aud wosia mos' respectfully soIlsit all ~so sss In
ss1t ~ give asa eal. ~
f.s. Oar VOID 10 four iset long.
Dave spor, Jan. ~ a-Ds
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

II 10 estimated that there Is nov invested
in the zee business, IN all parts of the Uni
set States, betweenssi. and seven millions,
giving employment during The winter
months To len thousand men.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

q. s. Morris, Esq, Of Port G bson. Miss.
ori ginated the sermon on the text Of "he
played upon harp of a thousand strings"
He had little to do
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26


RxrrSIcAS SESTisxsTs-Tas Germsni
Of Cincinnati held meeting recently IN
that city and after appointing one Of then
nusber As Delegate TO the Pi,tsburG
Convention. adopted the following resoiu
sions -
1. That we cherish the Union for one
reason above all others. and this reason il
the same as that stated TO be its object 10
the u. s. Constitution, to wit:--the perpet.
aaiion OF liberty.
3. That our Government ougat 10 be
purged of iis pro-Slsvery tendency and re.
stored to It's original scope. which was the
exercise of the two powers. clearly given
By the Constitution-and slave catching is
10 one of these.
3. That. in repub iics to labor for Tres
dom, should never be = crime. A Preside Ut
who cannot discriminate between efforts for
liberty and those for slavery. and pronoun.
ces both equally criminal, esiness only his
total inespacity to be the chief magistrate
Of free people.
& The time has come for the ofgsnixs.
ticn OF party truly Democratic. which
shall be the union Of ali patriotic citizens
for the sake OF liberty. and administrative
reform.
o. That We hail. cow, as we ever have,
the vigorous existence OF g healthy, liberal,
and free American nationality, 40 which
man, wherever born 10 weicome-s nation.
Atty whose aim is higher and fseer civil
isation than that OF Europe; and that in
such nationality Know nottingham can
not have 3 place, either in fact or in name
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

+ So The = otIss n w Sec OF 70 MIS- svss,
40 s-TAs y Sec 10 70 = Re 40 ssrss
tessooss terss Hssts are beautifully s,saAIsa %
/ 'ls Railroad miles from Davenport.
40 THE w tot ths w Of Soc 10 7ssR {
MOI --TAs \ i ofs VI sass r7sag as =,
/ aeresS saiiss from Davshport.
zoe he ii ~. I 81 Sec sir7 ss Z &
No o-sse ~ fssefss IN secs u 4 ~ "a Nix 4
-seI .ls Assssipb, River, - uaiiss from Osvsspon
~ is-- Nv .s!ss IN ssssT sad " T7s y ksk.
Improved Farms.
No IL AGimprovsd farm fenced aud 81 cultivated
1ise aoa.s spsisss asd . creek ON IL, On hisxor,
~ o sosd,o uilss fon town, Usage orssgs issss
40 ia-sa see. =. is stTsSS Hss, ~ acre.
~ tmrf'ssd and ~ ~ tmbsr.
Ao,st > Aas i-TI Vi lys serss, ~ lsGesd, - 40.
der eaitivst'"n, I IoAss from iowa, I mile sssi oi
Dutuaae road. mile from Dslssll fsrm.
No xs--Ths Gran, Arm Dubuque rsad, mnss
IRON to.u, ~ hghly saiisvssst, sssss AID
Houses and Lots In psvsnport.
NJ So-Eios brick house eu Is. bstw cen Harr-
;en aud Ripple, S~ Excellent veil, s'sd stssls, Dc.
Hoai--Good frsws House, TsoSs, sssa veil, Re-
Lol sxAsSi, on Brad, ossT Locus, ~.
Nsss--4 story house % As g., seb'siptnS 10
~; .s.1Gosa Irs~. house, rooms. cellar, &c.,
a s. o:sssS s si.:, .s 20 nsIa: scsisS
~ sS-sio's - Brady d., cor. d College, s<xiso
ssss.
NO VEL caoacs o& on Fssf. o. cor. Of Sth puI ~
CLINTON CoUsrJ Iowa.
~. CIV; n..,ioa.l ! Of die ). W. ! See. =, I.
81, ~. H. T., ~ o7-l0O scSss, near thsSe's Mills
Very low, ifsppiisd for seos.
IL kesk Island C0uRty, riinoss.
SoSi-rks D. ". ef see. ", 10 n ri ", VI "
acres.
10 Henry County, Illinois.
No ST.. 1900 ssrs. Sssr The Dspssia ss.ss.o.
sattsbis Tor building lots.
APPlyn
WILLiAMALLES,
General Land Aysst,
Fsb. 6-dI Ofdcs PsN Once Baildilx.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

JANIS TAYLOR, Grand Patriarch Of The
Grand Ehcsmpment Of Virginia. l. o. o.
r.. committed suicid at Washington City
on las, Thursday.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

EXPLOSION At LouIsyILLE.-Th= boiler
OF the Psper Mil! at Louisville exploded on
Monday OF last week, instantly killing three
persons and badly wounding two others.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

"Doesticks" is said 10 be engsges By ,
N York publishing house IN writing bur.
!sseae Of 5000 lines, Of Longfello~'s Hs.
~sths. II the burlssque shall prove to be
worthy Of the poem, il will be one Of the
most successful ever written.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

J.. d. ADrreIl charged with the murder
Of Gordon, in Missouri, was arrested on the
goth inst. al Dorr, Delaware. BY The officers
who tracked him ,hither.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

Before the Missouri Border HUMANS"
commenced ihei, forsy upon Kansas. The 6
pr cen, stocks OF Missouri 30 d IN New
York 81 81. They are now down to So
The G per cents Of Ohio are held IT. no
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MARKER vOlice.

fINHk undesiHped have rented four suis Ia Tie Ls
L Claire Market HOUSE near the Depot, shd hope
~ keeping the best mesls they procure, s0d sd
herring 10 the policy OF gu ck sales and email pro6ts
70 reunsrste tLeInsei vss, Safely thsif customers
SGd supsreede the Necessity VI either going hungry
or doing instr marx etug IL Rock Island.
Davenport, Feb % o5m A. r. d u. KELLY.
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About twenty thousand dollars, i, is said,
have been expended ia Boston, for the pur-
pose Of making the streets pssssbie, since
the snow has been on the ground.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

Stephen Green, arrested al Carthage.
O., ss the murderer Of Bs7ii h Gordon,
has been RECESSED after three Gays impri.on-
usut. ii being sseertsIned thar he was not
the man
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:, :' :::... IN : :: :::::.'

IN. JOHN MCDONALD, 'vsssIiuay Surgeon beg.
l)rsspestfuily TO Inform the public that Ls sss
opened new HORSE shosisS Hats lish n sIl on srd
street. shs City HOTEL wSsSs horses will BE- Oh oc
en- sci.stsc principle, BY sxpsrisssed work mso,
under bis own Immediate supsrintssdencs. From
HE perfect knowledge ofths Anatsuy Of the foot, h.
will suAAtse all diseases 10 The feel thai
esrabe, ssd keep all feet sosRd aud frss fssm su,
horses fee, may rest assured 10 never have . Ia ne
horss, or sas that viii cat himself u, respectfully
solieitsa share vi public patronage.
r. q. He CAD be consulted at all tIney At his a..
tsbishmeIt or Alths City Hsisl. All diseases war.
sAn led II durable, Il b ~ dv6m
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

During The recent cold weather 81 Fort
Smelling, the thermometsF fell to 49, oeio"
zero congealing the spirits a.. mercury
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

AEiLL SooTT, Esq very promising
young lawyer OF Lyoas. Clinton county.
died In that place on Monday OF last week :.
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Farmers, Land-hunters, Spectators,
nj II Ar n

farmers, Land-hunters, Spectators,
drrEND
$500 acres u choice Land for sale low Tor Cash
IN STORY COUNTY.
40. sS-Nkss NM ( ef ace 81 ] - r rs 81
sefs4 timber. -
Ne A-Nk Of w / Of ssei Z IS e W ~ serss
No. ass w offs II I - X 20 w lev acres
No. N-Nt Of y 4 Of sec II 7 e ~ w ~ ssres
Ns.J-S OF We oil sec Is e AS Wy ~ acres
Ne. 81 w tef 5 kt " sec Is I ~ % eo seTe.
No. .se--s " frse 4 offs VA efssS IL "a .
" acres lin cers
No ae--s 4 ot .ss IL I ~ r q w iSV sSEsi
IN JASPER COUNTY
.Ai-S a OF see SO 90 X 20 W loo ssfss.
ISkEOEuh COUNTY,
Ne 90 and 4 sol.ee ~ 10 " &C
acres.
No as " AID n ". VI .ess1 "a Ii W s.o
acres.
IN AAEAAkA COUNTY
Nc as W ffae. 81 ase8T7e 10 W iI2 ssrss
Ne g. We OF sec IS T II l.. " leo ssfes.
No. 4s-w of n L and 81 sGs:s II !
~ IL 100 ssTes, Hmber.
E IN BENTON COUNTY.
No. An + OF sec z. cy RS W LOO sete,
H IN AtsIATlNE COUNTY.
No. N-W ON w VI sse ~ I 70 W so 4sfss
G1ilss from .auseastns, from idaeiioa. APpi, ~
N WILLIAM ALLEN, General Lspd Agent,
fsb = 20. BuidiLG &, Btsds street
ie:y SPRING TRADE. 1880
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The Carriers Address Of the Frsdonis
Censor contains enc verse which we regard
az especially pun2ent. |, runs thus
As oss apoa q mountain height
From those below IL hid,
Pierce fades from vtew--tEe sgfs L.
OF our broad pyramid
Like pillars grand, oar stasssmsn sia
Ware Wsst Inc State 10 prop
BAT modern Preside nts are USED
To .sSee eat !ks top
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

ST Louis contains s5s dram shops, So
beer and 30 billiard saloons
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26
HAWKEYE IHsURAHcI COMPANY.
DAVENPORT, IOWA
Ofass ever Woodward . Harris Oty0oeds store

DAVENPORT, IOWA
0fass ever Woodward Harris Dry0oeds store
East side Of Brady 81. between isi and I'd els,
THIS Company Is now prepared 10 Insure dwelling
i houses Stores Merchandise, Household furpiI1rs
and all other properly or dxsss by Fire,
and will s.as poiietss risks tax BY The Comps
ny from date of appiiesuou.
A. uis Tie design Of Ihs drsctors Isgiset al
tort IL making this sats aud reliable Conpany and
one IL skieh semmUnsy siii have tho fullest eoEu-
delce they nave resolved IN atkilys 10 exercise the
utmost alton particularly to the sci eeti rsk
10 red and % this snd very large proportion
OF The rss usually taken ~ other insurance eop
ass will not any account " TAX ~ this
This being Hose CsaSsAS, Organised for the yur-
poss accommodating the eitiSs1s Of this State 10
prsssn that IL will be fully susta.nedtbas far Tie
patronage extended 10 ghoatths state tas bseE
extremely liberal, and II 10 to be hoped thai the eonc
isues already u snifested may captinus A sostilE-
sDes Of patronage Il very respectfully solicited
UTAgsDis wanted for the above Conpsay.
DIRECTORS.
~ 6arroSs, Ctas Lsssiis, IxEstius Lager,
Wm. Wosd, l.. G. DsssaiGt, p. NsJsip, las. y. Dai
ssii, c. c, Parry, j u. withsrwsA, Alfred sander.
b. q. woodward, jas. Gamble, Alden I. Asiisry.
OFFICERS.
Alden Asisry, s"'ts, Alfred sanders, Fsssi
Woodward. asst SssfS. lkas. Lsssiis, Tssss
MsWosrs OF kxscHtiye ConEistse.
lanes L. Dsissii, LoaisC Dssssily,
Feb. S4-du
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'INhE subscribers having purchased the Foundry
s1d Machine Shop On the corner of Rsek Island
aAd Second Streets, formerly Davis, Boyd I Co.,
VIII manufacture Fronts for buildibss, Csps Esd
stills, Mill Gearing sod ali kiods Of nsehinsry AZ The
shortest notice.
They will cell 50 Cook slows OF The best and uoN
approved pattss very low Isks old metal In 81.
change. LIS. vklLE d co.
Isb % lsS.dwu
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Harringi Herring!

IusI reesi, we'd, large eohsignHeLioi 40. s.4oA
d ed Herring witch will 10 sold EsrS low.
EaoaIre n HULL, ALLAN q coz
U.ysnoou Feb 3 Front Street.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

The Pen Is mightisr han tbs svord.''
ESPECIALLY good Cold Fen; for q supsrisr
II article Of which call al
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
and select enc from The new stock Just spsssd Of
warranted ar isiss Prices with cases frOm ! IS 10
S3,u0. Eli ADAMS 4 Co
7MoHsu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26

sTIvEsEka. of the Iowa Reporter, is il
sresble again sbou, his Know Nottingham,
He and Geo w McClesry. Democratic
candidate fer Secretary Of State, having
touched pitch and become dehlsd," fad it
matter Of some difficulty TO clear their
skirts. Sylvester having honorsbly scsnow
lodged thai be did connect himself with the
and lett them, should be charged 10 further
with bis lrans9ression; but AcClesry having
astsally denied his connection With them.
new that sueb 10 lno8n &c De tie TACT
saoaic not be so easily scouitteA
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EOUCATI0GI 9DUCAT IOAa


- A IL wAo desire W b. ss.fsi sr dsst..S.ssh.<
F" mast reed 6ssks, and be careful In the ssisx'.
uoU Of thsiuin bishop Lees Lecture.
Lsss Of Chief Justices Of the o. btAss, price b. ~
lus rfsnhun, svols, shsept 800
" William Penn, Jsnnsy's, do. $50
" Patrick Henry, wirss, ts,
John Quincy AdaMst 100
/" Wm. Viii, Jobs ksudoiSh, As, leo
Do VIII ClutoD, l,OO
LsS otsisnsd OF Defamation OF indep sdsaes, ,,oO
LIE ~ Henry Clay and speerhss, large eso, 80
g Dsnie Webster aud his master .pssses syis.9y50
:. Goethe and Works, ssols., $50
Presso,rs Philip the Second, Svols . siotk, $40
~ Conquest Of Mexico. , sols. inskssp, 7,5O
Pera 800
Lisss 81 sminsst Ckhstisns large sSo illustrated 80
Progress u Religious Idsss,
through successive ages ~ l. NJ. Child sois, 80
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26
Taa1 O6c, kemoyc1!!


Land Oliee Removed!
IcADs STEWART have removed their othss 70
j. lie Clare's new block on Brad, street over the
Room. Jan ~
Z AND FICE!
EaD rs. sIEwAnT aiGGiNs,
I AM AGENTS, Real kstAts broksrs, and Nois.
i ries Pnbile, viii Buy And Sell MI kinda VI City
rropersy: In proved OF ulitnprovsd Farms pay tax
- f6r residents ba! and sell Land WArtaLs. %
locate 10 snl iSt1 district III the state VIII col
leeI claims cd pfoanpt f-inI: In stos We Iressses
general lgsneS business
W, sgEWA3T,
Attorney s.a Counsellor ~ isw,
iNbLXANt h AskAf,
ErosEloA is"Ls e...rs's - A." sIsss, "a s'A-
u Sifeet, assf The POSI- osass.
splendid Farm for Sale.
DalA Acre., i3V improvsu, good fraEs dwelling
sOkOapd log house, ~ scres otnneef, eaianse sn.
psnor prairie Iii. farm is ~ mites from Ne lily,
= sooa ROAD .sa ss.s ass sSsss n
fskS kAps, sisW Ak1 q HIGGINS.
30 AsIGs i.aa 10. = is, bong u. T:W see.
. HI, .Sh. ~. ssst us n. 4 Al. X. r. sId near
ssss E1Ds, sTkWAkT HIGGINS.
no BUILDERS.
n AhauisssisLed win give 10 builders ell ssssI1
@sA1sd he srseiios VI siK neat hs0s ~ siiias
ouses Apply soOa 10 TIC. AsDs.
A Coed Dwelling Wanted.
nNk containing from to ~ roous, sltusteS De
A/Iwesn 81 aud ssh, Mock lslsna and Ripley
81. axSs. sTAwAkrt HIGGINS.
LANDS and LOTS FOB SALI
OOU Acres beautiful Prairie Land Tor sas io~ !.
8 CITY kn9uirs 81 COOK, Ssrgeat 4 lAowBey,
VI OF NE ua tei.igbed
Also, loo acres 9sin proved. THIS 10 Praifis Lsaa
" the test Yasiity 10 Citnioa CasBsy, being " vi
\ " ts2i sud va SEQ ~ ksk.
A ~ ~ acres NILE from faltss gfAlsi North
and 0lts mile ffo1 FL ksiirosA station, and 10
ssfpssssi i~r tsast! .Si fsrt. " Asy taAs 10 u
6sats. ~
Alec zoo acre. Timber ard Prairie. THIS 4. assr
Blue Srass sGd will be svia On sasy tssAs
Also City Lots,
hsas situated On tho Grow Of the AuI, sass " X
uisgsiEs sIt cites tor Dc suiGSs.
-ALSO-
esastfai Lots " lease fer syssss, sssaStsd oa
Brady street., opposite John q. Daxie, ksq.
beinK desesmia. 10 eloss up business il Das Ell
port for the psssea, ANY oes wissug barsains Ia he
above nsSd rss' estate obtain shem By apply ias
soob IA Z. G.. kADs,
Dec Ks, 1888. once ksds 4 stewart.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-26
UNINPROVYD LAVD FOR SALR

lSA ACREs unimprossd land Tor sale assx Full.
fOU toa, mile from ID railroad stsu oo, being
Nsss 81 soath 20 and Northeast al SEQ. ", ~ K
lE ALSO
<oO Blue Ursas oe.1o acSs ustss on
pert, miiss ffsa The sivss usst good nude AND
stoG seoai. good span Of work horsss sskss ,upsIt
psy Iesms literal. tppiyso
dect. kA Oa A. sTHWAHI