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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-25
PROSPECTUS
TIT4gET7 tFft PROSPECTUS hss
s. t"f or TINS l.,.
TWIN CITIES DIRECTORY.
Including the Cities Of Davenport and Rock
Island. and the Villages Of Moline and
East Oayenport.

Including the CltleB Oh OAVoHPOIS 800 1OCk
Island. and the Villages Of Moline and
East Davenport.
To The Public ofthsss Citiss sad Vulagss:
rl>HE undersigned would respectfully inform you
i thai they propose issung, about the nrst day Of
Nav ne Il Directory Of these places, In cOntinus-
ton OF the volumes Issued last year, BY Mr. Nm. s.
The design of publishing these volumes In one
book IL to afford 10 puTchasers opportunity ofob
taining informa about ali the localities, without
The Inconvenience OF being, obliged y consult Two
books for that purpose, at the prize ofons book II
por,uni,y ofgiving their advert ssnssn more gen.
eral circulation. Z. s$est
one volume Of each Directory has been before the
public = yeur, and We think they have given very
general satisfaction. We intend that the proposed
volume shall be An i'm proscmen nj on that book-and
il 10 necessary that should DO In order TO keep pace
" ith / he continual progress OF our locality.
The book will be neat l2mo. OF $50 pages. 1t
will contain, bssides tho usual last Of names, vaua
Bile statistical and other iniormation.
There will also be large space devoted to the nd
yertise,nen,s oi the business men ofthe places.
The price Of the book will b. u per copy. Part OF
our edition will DO issued in paper covers, for the
purpose OF mailing.
Rates Of Advertising:
One Page, with copy ofshs Book s'o o.
Hall rage, aa~ -aW -"l2.' w
Quarter Page, So Hs - - W
one Page, inse rted among the names. Is W
IL Pan greater space 70 DO charged according to
agreement. .+& E4a9&
Zach Advertiser 10 entitled to- one copy OF the
book #H .G. FLEMING TURKEY.
E,h6 lwtf Successo To VIM. s. Spencer.
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II C.IKD ~.

II C.lKD.
INNGoU RAG ED by the 1.-The raj patronage extended
IL 10 by The clIs zens OF davenport since COM
meneiig business In The city, desire to return 10
Them one aud all III. atAesrs tAaHks hild aekHogi-
edyemeHts; trusting by careful attention 10 their
wishes ami tastes ami Wy far aad honora6te dealing
20 merit their Kind iSSofs aud confidence hnowing
the desire and want el the part oil tho LA DlES Tor
goods VI the best styles aad qualities, shall en-
the coming spring TO oer tor their Inspection
better ASSORTMENT and class Of rseh aad Gas goods,
thar has heretofore bsen brought ~ The west.
Ia orderio make room and be prepared for the
spring trade, shall from This date offer my goods al
e1trsmeIy prices people may expect and 0kr
as good bargains as can be obtained in any cnEAr
house in the eity. respectfully, a,,,
Dealer in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, No. AIain
81. between Front y Second. Jan lO
~ MAGNIFICENT GIFT ENTERPRISES.
$3.50 acres OF Land. Only $3.50 for farm,
tOu,Voo DOLLARS. - = 10000 TlCkRTS
= No Blanks, Every Ticket prize.
Twenty-Seven Good FaImsl
Tho most splendid Gift Enierprize over offered 10
s=-5a 4 the Public. "a
Tickets for sale and all information given by the
Agent Of the proprietUr, j.. GILLElT q CO., ut the
port, Iowa. .sf&i WM' READ, Proprietor.
W. a. Ii. EIa1.riS,
(Late woodward q Harris0
wholesale and Retail D saler in Fancy and
& STAPLE Dry Goods, Notions, &C., h.
YIsHANkFUL Tor past tavors no hopes in future
/ to DO able to suit his numerous friends and Gus
toners III ali articles of the Dry Goods and Notion
line ut his usual low prce'
= f.9 Just Call and See.
Jan % dwif
A GOOD assorl nent Of Zephyr wo,sted can be had
Nat III #'ut .E HARRIS.
4 IaLL at HAnkls' If you want get cheap French
Ajand English Meflnoes. - : -
NfolkE Antique Trimmings At a low price
4 FEW dozen Mems and Boys Plush Caps at cost
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VUsr received, large assortment " Silver Spoons
j and Forks, made expressly for this market, and
.ssoin sily 81 At - E| ALFRED C. BILLIONS.
dec ~ III
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RAILROAD EARNINGS annexed ia
bic shows the receipts u the principal rail
ro,ds in the United States for the year end
inc 31st December:
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Books! Books! Books!
UsT received ~ the Davenport hook Store, No.
q Lo Claire Row,
Vols. 8 and 4 Macaulay's England.
Muslin Bindipx--Prcs 62tcts per Vol.
ALSO
A go Cd assortment Of METHODIST HYMN BOOKS
al Pm iishsrs' prices. GEO. w. Ellis q 20.
Jan24 SO
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To Merchants. Bankers and others.
nESiRING setts Of Account Books forths coming
IL year, We would invite attention to BLANK
Books. 1nes are VI sopeis.r manufacture, and ~ .
lar ahead Of anything made tn this region. We fur
nsh Books of all patterns to order, with or without
printed headings. Those superior Books on exhibit
ton al the State Fair, Chicago can be seen q our
store. H. A. foRIhh u onO-
Rock Island, Dsc 3. 1855.
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For Lease.
A NUMBER Of iais situated in various parts OF Inc
n city for lease for term OF years; apply to
July ls, Gho' Il nA'1NroHi'
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Washington News.

The Canada's mails arrived this morn
ing. The Government dispatches from
England contain nothing of definite chat
acter, neither is there prospectot an early
settlement OF the matter in dispute between
that Government and the United States.
The enlistment difficulty 10 absorbed in the
Central American question.
y Mr. Champion has received fresh lnstruc :
tons not to absent himself from Washing
ton, as heretofore contemplated, but to at.
tend to the unfinished business Of the State
Department.
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Atlanta and Interior BANKS.
VXyEshall continue to receive and pay out the
w notes of tho above Banks las We have done
since their organzaiion) after the 18th inst and Vii
tn rti,er nolics (Janial COOK 4 SARGENT.
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A new line of screw propellers has been
formed to run between London, Cork anu ~ y,
York, the first of which, the brenaa, wiz
leave the former place on the LIST OF March, u,
touching at Cork. On her return she VIII
leave New York on the lst OF ApnL3 -,
The Minna, the second OF the hne' VIII
leave London on the lst of April. ia
Next wear the Company will increase the
number Of vessels on the line, and will leave
London and New York weekly. E 80
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TALLNAN & POWERS,

TALLNAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side of Second Street, LelWeen
Brady and Main.
Improved Farms, siiy properly aud uninproyed
land foFe ale com missiOn.
Forty acres oIIlnd situated on the bluff one and a
half miss Court Houss, ying upon sever
d ane views The cheapest property ia the
vicinity VI Davenport. Can be bought very low ~
applying soon.
oral desirable houses sthe city for sale cheap.
inpros ed II ms Ia Scott county ,near Davenport.
AlHrge quantity ofunmprove cd land IN acott, Ciih-
ton, Cedar and MuseAtine counties.
May IL, 1885 fALLMAN POWERS.
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- DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situated Oh ar
4 ker,s addition to city Of Davenport. All new
nos ess ion given Immediately. Terms y oerai
IsI s,sth s1sS5 --'-@17- took & SARGENT.
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No News Of Pacific,

.s.. ..,.,,... HALIFAX, Feb. %.
The steamer Etna, from Hsvre form
York, put in here, being short of coal, at
this eAening. She had very rough weather.
and brings Paris snd Havre dates to the
9Th, bat no English papers and no news OF
The Pacific. The contents Of the French
q. pers are unimportant. f'a-Eafs - -
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Town Of W alcott.

xErEhave for sale one hundred choice building lots
w in thu Town Of Waleott and fifty wei situate
live otsin the vicinity Of said Town, All Whish
we will sell to actual settlers on liberal Terms.
SntIamhar al 1875 COOk O oAhOEF :.
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/ NRIED APPLES 4 PEACHES,
| )Ersen In store and Tor cal
dacia DALZELL q BRO.
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SSsaeOse's HOEel

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II bren & Suweten. -
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etf&etnt tGsltG. : Yrets Gents ser Wods,
sdhlbdr an bte bdfdr perantnOrttt&en Trigger
6as N6Dnnenent tCitet fir bds balbe Sa9r 81. rs
Ansetsen werren btgtsa bere9net
This democratic
German M orning Pa p er
IS published daily. Price 7 cents
a week, Advertisements cheap.
The Weekly Wecker 81 year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-22
Commissioner.

Allowed Messrs. Kratz and Heilman SIG
for repairs on Fire engine Neptune" &c.
Wharf master made report of revenue from
city wharf for month of July 1856, amount
ing to 1868 66, received and filed.
Fire Superintendent made report of condi-
ton of fire cisterns and apparatus for week
ending Aug Is 1856. received and filed.
Bill of Jas. d. Saunders for City Maps was
read and referred to special COMMITTEE
heretofore appointed to act on said bill.
a petition was again presented to the Coun-
Gil, signed by S. E. Gilbert & Co., and five
others, praying the Council to abate the NUS
ance on the lot occupied by Mr.. Quehle, and
stating in said petition that the poisoned air
emitted from said nuisance was very injuri-
Gus to the health of petitioners. After some
discussion Committee Was appointed to ex-
anime said premises and report at next meet
ing OF Council.
The petition of J. H. Rolker and others, for
the grading of Sixth street between Main and
Vine streets, and for brick sidewalks, was
granted, and the Engineer instructed to pro-
cure the grade Of said street. Also,
Ordered that the owners of Lots Nos. l, 2,
3, A. 5, 6, and 4 in Block 36, and Lots 10, II,
II, 13, IA, 10 and 16, in Block 81, and l, 2. 8,
4, 5, 6, Z and 8, in Block 35, all in the East
ern Enlargement; cause a brick sidewalk to
be laid down where there is none already laid
down, along said lots within ten days after
publication of this notice, and in default there
of tie Street Commissioner is directed to per-
form said work, and the costs and expenses
accruing thereto will be assessed to and col
lected by sale Of so much of said property as
will satisfy said lien and costs.
Ordered, that the Auditor of Vanderburgh
County be and he is hereby notified to enter
the names on his duplicate of the transfers
made to the City Schools, that the same may
be taxed accordingly.
/, A new plan for building Fire Cisterns was
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Proceedings of the City Council.

MONDAY EVENING, Aug 18, 1856.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present, his Honor Mayor Hewson and all the
Councilman except Messrs. Foster and john
ston. Minutes read and adopted.
Allowed Add II. Sanders for city printing,
81 S37 1ot9 GhB 5, T. E., sI7 a. which sum is
ordered to be charged to said lot; Little &
Iglehart for hauling, 81; A & w. johnson
for hauling, So 95; Luke Grant for lumber,
SO So
The bill of Wm. II Walker for assistance
rendered in making out tax duplicate for 1856
was referred to Committee on claims.
Allowances were made to divers persons
for labor on the streets amounting to S33 so;
Allowed R. Fisher S25. being the q of salary
for quarter ending Aug. II.
Ordered, that the following lots be charged
with amounts set opposite, respectively, for
material, labor &C. in the construction of plank
side walks-as per statement filed by Street
COMMISSIONER
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED pY uP TOWN, ESQ.

n The amount of money invested in dwelling
houses TIE last 70 months far exceeds that of any
other period of the perhaps even double the
same length history Of Evansville Heretofore
shapeless Shells thrown together in Temporary
without regard to appearance convenience,
have given our city an uninvtng. pleban appearance
and the public buildings presented ost rascay prm
tive aspect.
Architectural innovation begun with the Court
House, and though certainly decided improve
nent, far the pan of the building is
ed, dall perception, failed to discover any
trnoTdinary degree OF grace about it, Improvement in
the style of dwellings has been the most marked feature
in the buildings Of the present year Some long strides
have been made towards good taste.
Mr.. Vele's building Water street, intended
for his future residence s perhaps the most deliberately
finished and the costly. in the city. AS not
versed In the glossary OF Architecture will atte
mpt description The style is modem and novel. pre-
sentng three gables, with beautiful cast iron Verandah
in front.
The interior is of corresponding finish. Marble
ep by Mr.. NJ. A Lawrence adOrn all the rooms
cept those in the and building. The painting
anu finishing by Mr.. Joseph Turnock is magnificent.
The wooden moudings after having received five coats
white paint, the last three of paint will
present surface like polished marble. The plaster ng
and beautiful Ornamental stucco work in the parors,
rahrr exceeded the general ide of the ability of Evans
Vile artisans. That part was done by NJ ssrs. Delhmy
& Bedford.
Messrs. Hugo & Singer the contractors, AMI the
whole establishment planned aud completed by
item under their supervision
We were conducted all through the building yester-
day morning by Messrs. Hugo aud Turnock. The Pier
gasses Gas Chandeliers and adOrnnents of the parors
generally, will realize the magnhcence of Alladins
palace.
The building, independent of out houses and collars,
will contain fifteen large and esmmodious rooms, Il
bath ROOM pantries AMI very large closets each bed
chamber.
For convenience and elegance it is unsurpassed by
any other residence in tn is part OF the State.
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submitted by Michael P. JONES' with propo-
sails to construct said cisterns at SIS each,
and lay piping from the canal at 18c per foot,
the city furnishing all non work.
On motion, the plan Submitted By Mr. Jones
was adopted and the contract for building the
Fire Cisterns awarded to him at the above
rates, the city agreeing to furnish cast iron
neck and cutters.
Committee on Streets and Alleys to whom
was referred the petition to abate nuisance,
asked for further time to report-granted.
Licenses for Billiard tables was reduced
from $50 to $50 Per table.
The question on License for Bagatelle ia
bles was laid over
Auction Licenses were fixed at the Ord
nance rates, viz: S75 per year ard $50 for
six months or less time.
Mr. Lewis Howes, Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department, reports the Fire Engines OF
the city and everything pertaining to the de-
partment in good working order, except the
Washington Fire Apparatus, which requires
an duuilIOHal qudnllty vi HOSe W IehueT IL eI-
fcient, and recommends that 500 feet 8 inch
hose be purchased for said company.
The report was received and the Chief En-
gneer instructed to ascel tain the price per foot
at which such hose can be procured, that the
city may carry out his recommendation in the
above report.
Council adjourned to meet Monday even
ing, Aug. q, SO.
Councilman Rathbone submitted the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously adopt
ed
Resoloed, That the Maps of the City, pur-
chased Of Messrs. Addlersburg and Lunken-
heimer, be sent as follows:
To the cities Of New Albany, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, Cincinnati, Cleveland; Bates
House, indianapolis, Burnet House, Cincin-
natl, Terre Haute House, Louisville Hotel.
Said Maps to be forwarded per Express,
charges paid, with letter from the City Clerk
accompanying each, presenting same in behalf
of the city.
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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POLICE MATTERS.

II Within he past two or three days number of
persons have been brought up before the Recorder
charged with violating the market ordinances BY fore
stallIng the market
This is getting to be crying evil and is to be hoped
sincerely the city officers will ordinan-
strictly with out fear favor. y
There are some grocery keepers who would if per-
mtted monopoize the Nhole market, for the purpose
Of spec ating off OF consumers Markets instituted
for the convenience Of uousekeepers and special
i exercised them by the city. The neursons of
pettl spectators aggressons the rights the
citizen and the citizens should be protected. We hope
that all who hereafter detected in this offence will
pun shed with the utmost gor.
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EXCURSION TRAIN.

To tn = Princeton Peoples Meeting.
!. We are Informed that if as many as fifty per-
sons will take q special train for the Peoples
Meeting at Princeton Tomorrow, such train
q will leave this city at 7.4o A. NJ, and return
in the evening The price of tickets Will be
one dollar, being good for the up and down
trips Judge Morton and other sEe;akkerSS S%gE E!
would be no difficulty in making up the re-
.quisite number.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-22
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FoR THE JOURNAL

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
TELEGRAPu DIsPATCHEs.-At 8 O'Clock last
evening the Telegraph wire, which was down
during the day beyond Louisville, was up
again, but the operators were busy sending the
private dispatches which had accumulated
The wire of our telegraph was knocked down
yesterday afternoon few miles from the city,
by tree falling upon it, bat it was speedily pat
in order again. The Henderson telegraph line
is now working admiralty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-22
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- "a UO-uay'S paper.


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