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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-29

Tar TARIFf.-The Committee on Ways aud
Means in the House of Representatives. have
reported in favor Of such modif cations of the
tariE as will tend to a reduction of the reve-
nue. without interfering with any great local
interest, or changing the present system Of
levying and collecting duties. 1t is proposed
to add to the "free list" The Secretary of
the Treasury suggested in his last annual re-
port The policy Of adding to the free list sa,h
articles Of raw material as entered into gene
raj consumption for manufacturing purp osss
Articles of raw ma'eval which are III anufsc-
tured into fabrics within our own limits, Ger
tain articles OF drugs and dyes, aud articles
the prod or Manufacture Of which ia the
country was an impossibility, We're re,om-
nended for the free list; and the committee
have done no more than coincide with the
Secretary of the Treasury aad endorse his s1g-
gsstions. We have no idea that even these
changes will be made. The agitation of thu
subject In Congress would open again the
whole question, and revive again all local 10
teres,s. II would be diff in any mod'6cs-
tion to steer clear Of sectional prejadices and
the simplest proposition would meet witn sari
Gus opposition. An increase Of the free list
by the addition Of such articles as were ahsp.
utely required for general consum psion,
which do not come into competition with any
home product, one would think could not be
Objectionable; but we fear it cannot be easily
accomplished, We have done pretty well for
the past ten years under the tariff as it NOW
stands, and it is at all times wise to let we'll
enough alone.
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Interesting from Utah.
MOVEMENT FOR THE FORMATION OF THE STATE or
DEsERET.

ST. LoCs May %, 1855.
The Salt Lake mail has arrived here, bringing dates
to the a6th Of March.
convention for forming State constitution me. at
the Council House the 18th Of March, and organized
by the election Of Hon j. NJ Grant President. Commit
appointed to draft constitution They had
confer the 24h end unanimously reported con-
suton for the State Of Deserst Chief Justice Kinney
dssentsd from the report but only one point viz =
That he preferred TO have the Judges elected By the pep
pie rather than BY tho General Assembly.
The Republican to day publishes the consttuf,n Of
the state Desere recently formed and ratified BY the
people, in general convention, at Salt Lake City, April
9th 1t is exceedingly brief and pain, and says nsthiog
about slavery. 1t announces the free liberation Of all
religions and does rot refer to polygamy.
memorial was adopted ASKING admission TO the
Inop and Geo ssn tn and John Taylor were appon.el
delegates TO present 1t to Congress.
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run upon an old wreck in the Norfolk harboy BY which
large portion Of her f.lse keel was torn awaya WIS
says AE. Dobb'nS
Mr.. Sumner Is much worse to-day, and complains
greatly Of his head. His physicians forbid Admitsues
TO him. His wounes have liberated, and his case ID
considered critical
Ispprehend a NEE ing between Mr. Brooks and sena
or Wilson, the friends of the latter say he viii fight
Mr.. Wilson left yeste cay for Trenton before Col Lane
bore the ehsIlel 60 but viii return Colts
revovers In great denand and to be had
the stores.
The sersts report on the Sumner difficulty does no.
cha rscterze the attack Sumner breach Of IT'S
privileges does The resolution adopted convey any
uttss any pan to the House. ID not the
invesgsoD, then, q. euo2 Mr. Brooks has been pre-
sentea by his Constituents with cane, which cost
hunersd dollars and massive silver pitcher, suits by
engraved bearing date the I'D Of Maythe day OF the
assault.
The letter Of CIevaar Webb relative to the Sumner
affair, has been res-vei T. bess ed that it VIII lead
coriors. Several Of the Southern members loot
upon it Ms very insulting while others laugh st IT, II Ia
said ttas Webb, since his duel with Tom Marshall de-
barred from .epnS Another challenge. COY. Sc ward
is his bondsn
The reply Ct Cen. Webb to Gen Quitmsn, who bore Col
Brooks no,e hiss been erroneousy stated. Gen. Webb
said "he not the autnor Of the objectionable art
!
would not III appeared. He had written letter in
which he lad the affair, bat had not pennsd
word get T, to Col. Brooks brave AMI 3
gentemsn." The letter published is not regarded
oNjecti 1Isbe by co.. Brooks or his friends.
The Diploma 10 bill has been prepared with great
by Mr. FAuIDe- assisted by the Secretary Of State
Mr. PERKINS, bill II Last Congress clear infringe
ment Of the constitutional prerogvss Of the Executive
Il directs what grade Of minister the President shall
credit to each country. Thus is matter necessarily
rthn the discretion of the President and depends in
great measure tie grade Of the minister accredited By
the several governments to this
The Committee Of Ways and Means Of the House deter
mined this morning 10 recommend q reduction OF the
tariff, By increasing the Gree ns ana adopting home
valuation minority report will reoo nmend general
ducon OF du les No details have ye, been determined
upon. The idea Of the maj ry Of the COMMITTEES is to
pct sll such articles in the 'eee st used BY
manufactures and not produced to any consider
able extent in this country. There is powerful lobby
pressure in favor Of wool going the ''free list"
Agents are actively employed in bringing this about.
Senator James, of Rhode Island, is, learn, to file c.
vet with tho Commissioner preparatory to taking out
& patent for he manufacture CT laws, to enable the
lobby ee. al they want and than they
for.
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NkMEk6I9s
PHILADELPHIA STOCK 30

PHIADMPmA May 70, 1856.
Stocks looking up-Pennsy lvaniA SIS, Sal Read
ing Railroad, 442s Long island, 1914; Morris Canal,
1891; Pennrylvania Railroad 461s.
NEW ORLEANS, May q, 1856.
The Bac's news has hsd perceptble enest upan
the market. Cotton Is dull ssles day, 1000 bales su
gar 7ysc. Molassss, CO., $780, boiled, 40c. o 42c.
Mess pork $40 81 ST.. lard tisrees lokc Freighs
OF cotton TO Liverpool, 1132d., and dull. Sterling
change 9K per cent premium.
ALBANY, May %, 1856.
Wheat-Sales 1900 bushels White Canadian, at 81 85
nd 1000 bushels Red Southern Ohio, at 81 48. Malt
aies Z, coo bushels for Pale Ale, 81 81 90.
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Marcy movement, from the information which
reaches us from not merely the four, but from
the forty points OF the compass. Marcy has
been the great balance-wheel of the rckety
administration of Pierce, holding together its
weak ribs like strong iron hoops around a
barrel OF explosive materials. Franklin Pierce,
Jefferson Davis and Caleb Gushing would long
since have split the administration into frap.
ments but for the iron grasp and iron rule of
old Marcy. His letter in reply to Lord Cla-
rendon which was despatched by yesterdays
steamer to England, win be brought outimme-
diately In Washington, for the purpose Of
throwing in the shade all Mr.. Blu ,hanan's nego.
tiatioDs, all Pierce's founderings, and all
Douglass efforts, Pierce's follies, his i'm
becilities, his false promises, and sill
falser associates, have ruined him with his
own party. He is now merely dupe in their
bands. Mr.. Buchanan, respectable old states.
man and polished gentleman, is behind the
age, and has become the unfortunate victim Of
the same man Forney who ruined the fortunes
Of Forrest, the play actor. Mr. Douglas we
are afraid is not yet ripe enough to pluck
the fruit from the political tree; but il he will
allow his reputation to grow little, and to
assume higher degree Of polish, he may be
able in 1860 to add six inches to his stature.
and be formidable and successful candidate
at that future day-if, indeed, the republic
should last so long through the ferocious con.
ficts Of the niger worshippers and the niger
drivers.
We are afraid we shall not have chance OF
applying the dissecting knife, in the approach.
ing Presidential contest, to Pierce; we fear
that our proposed kindness to Mr. Buchanan
will be entirely superseded, and that Senator
Douglas will be laid on the shelf until 1860.
But let ". L. Marcy prepare for the canvass,
90 we'll as for q settlement Of all his old scores
with his former friends, as soon as he is brought
forth as candidate by the Cincinnati Juggling
Convention.
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The Assault Upon Senator Summer Endorsed.

COLUMBUS, s. c., May n, 1856.
large number Of citizens convened here this evening"
in pursuance Of q call for meeting TO sustain Mr.
Brooks in view Of his recent defence Of the rights Of the
South Several addresses made, and strong resolu
tions In approval OF the Of Mr.. Brooks we're
adOpt0d,
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Canal Breaks.

Albany, May %, 1856.
despach dated Albion, this day, states that the
bsnkmsnt at Otter Creek has fallen away and that it WIN
take Fix dsys to repair It There bad break Also in
The canal At Jaoksou's eulvert, two miles vast al
Medina,
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Arrival or the Alabama at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, May %, 1855
The United States mail steamship Aabana from New
York, arrived here this Tuesday, mornicg.
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BOSTON weekly Bank Statement.

BosroS, May rs, 1856
The following the soot'pgs Of our bank statement
of the present week, ending My 2s, as Compared With
IN a nreyious week
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11

,, err.N PREss BUILDING ac'
,ommodato the rapidly increasing business
~ ',ho Gazette, we have need for more ma
~, and more room. Yesterday the
,,a,Iion was commenced IN the rear oI
r.r.tta Office, Of new and capacious
u pIding, 10 be occupied BY The engine
steam press machinery Of the Office
,l, III. new steam press soon to be added
m., will give Us room for improving 'he
..her Departments Of The establishment and
-eeeslly for enlarging our Job Office
~, hope BY spring, il not before to issue
c.as,te in an entire new dresa-but we
..nnot make ali the designed Improvements
= anFp.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
FREMONT MAJoRtrIEs.
BUCHANAN MAIORITIEs

The Fremont nIalgHte5 given above are
mostly official, and cannot be iar from the
correct igures, but the Buchanan maJorilies
reported 10 ~ are either most erroneous, al
the Buchanan men Of the lower districts
have perpetratrd tie most Outrageous frauds
ever committed in sny c0untfy Jr at any
period of the worlds history. By the tgnrcs
reported to ua, Buchanan has carried the
Sta'n BY over 600 majority while glance
a ijit reported Buchanan maiorttes and at
ths former votes in these Districts viii con-
vince aGy honest man .lIul Fremont mas an
actual rsaJoriiy ia ihe State Chicago
Pres. lOth.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
1ar0 luare.
q.CLOsE g. COS. COLUMN

w sa,nars tI5gs st9ek of Uasyy and 9heIf Hard
@ a,,y t.xr,. s,a r,,icea which caanoi fa 10 sulf
qosted Up in hardware mstters ead Invite ess rom
1000 kezz Nah, cal soon for paTsails IN ~ = sils,
'h'7r -.
LhRHhtnz affn9th" only 5sa ii9s ii KING ioL sais
/ aheaBba y 'i'1' 80
RON piail shss Tor 'ileiow - ..,.,...
L J. %'p'E y W -
- lfa"ar' NHley Ahd Cfo;s CIs' rLnSn'e' 6n,
- AA 'tLo7h % -
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- sale IT y Il'o'E W
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.
FLOUR Dull, heavy and Iower. We
quote at S343,25 for superiine, No. ,, 49,.
Boa 3,75 Tor for superlne No /, S4@4,25
for fancy, and $4,75@ 575 for Spring to win
ter wheat extra,
WHEAr--Market very dali and inactive
Prices for Spring unchanged. Sales limit
I'd at 7Slb79c for parcels Ia store. Winter
rather lower and doll ~ about So ia store
Tor red aud 100 DO fUr @hite.
CORN-Vcry littIe doing We quote
nominal at Sac on board
OATS In fair demand for home use,
aud ~ shipment South. In bags delivered
sales are generally making at soc.
COFFEE--Riol l24l3c, O. G. lava l6e
Mocha Isc.
WHITE FISH Inspected, No. /, half
bbIs selling at $4J0@475, No. ., half bis
3 75td 400. 90. 3, none.
SUGARS-N, O. common l0c, fair TO
prime loo lie, clarified aud coffee grades
ia bbls liz @ll4, crushed and PulTerized
rnh granuiated l45i
MACK1REL-No. |, hlls, 81, No2 bill
6la 81, No 3, bbls SO 500 10, halls none.
OLASSES--Cuba, Goa G2c, Planta-
ion 65@ G7c, Sugar House Syrnps New
York, 75ms0c.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11

.EaDoRsrr.-~He Yesterday We received the
following note from respectable citizen.
Although not intended tor publication. We
take rhr liberty of laying it before oar read
eTs.--
NFs-Ra EptruRs:--l wa2 glad 10 read
yuur remarks in regard 10 Common Council
proceedings intended to have given you
severe communication on the point as
souu as | saw those proceedings, which
exhibit how low a depth city can s,oop by
.ta representatives.. Every subscriber to- your
,aper lorsooth, must 90 " ithout knowledge
OF rouncjl proceedings, or be forced to take
a paper he don't like o. shame on 50 weak
utgment, declaring one part of the com,
nmni,r no account, because il is not Of q
.aNcnlar code OF politics.
Respectfully you're, sc.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11

A PRoPHET.--Four weeks before the
election, the sage Of the Democrat prophe-
slal that Fremont would not get as many
electoral votes as Fillmore He also satd
Hnal ho csndldy confessed that he had NOR"
tear Of Flllmore's strength than that OF Ere
moau Such prophecies have tendency
Ighty to impair ones reputation for sound
0dgmear
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11

sr,RcrTY OF FUEL During The last
ma.k there has been great complaint OF the
s,si,y Of wood and coal. Last Saturday
,esr. was neither wood nor coaI to be puf'
a..sJ IN the city, Tor immediate delivery
Atn.e wood has since arrived, but there is
no ,gal excepting occasional loada rom
Reef leland Wood is selling at 81 90 per
rad. aud ~e yesterday paid ~ cenls per
t.,.ha5 l.r a load Of coal. We hope ar
,,aysmenls will be speedily made to keep
bsrly fully supPlird With fuel at rsasona.
b,e TAteH-
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11

usvrzPsRr GAzETFE.--Ar Add II. san
.-r. has bacBmr associated 1,th Massrs.
aardefs & Day5s, Of the Bag7npor- Gdsftis
.g 5hr editing aud publishing al that jour
aai lie makes very neat and graceful
.sFatstors bow 10 h,s reuders iuH Of inter
rstag "reminiscences ct Davenport as Il a'aa'
,ar tasR IN the prjm val past OF tan long
,ears ago. Mr Saad fs has oar 0eSl g''a
sishas Tor his success ia bis new ttomr.
P0cL islander.
S.tbaaG uul Illinois neighbaE for hs
-,.ad wishes. aud that oar new home may
b.. ,aofr agreeable, u, trust gbe editor oi
.I.a Rock lsland~r will occasionally nsk"
---uNLH .-N
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11

Uoa'ru. Ir.-The boys Of this city are
Blu ntoierab!e nuisance 10 tearing down
Naadblls aud posters. a fine costly bill
,rr-,rly ratches dozen eyes, before II is
.-.assd loo fer 10 be readable. Tds ia
urgng. These bills and the posting Of them
,g.r money, and those who put them up
.ha.5 receive the benefit Of their enter
.ras. A few arrests might DO good.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11

p.ayrRry DIsPosKp of!-one oi oui
,...eart citizens informs us that sale
ans made during Iasl week OF portion 0.
~. Churchill property just above the bridge
s,motisipg a double lot with IN area oi near
A. two and a hall acres, Tor The sum o.
= ,oo--apJ, that wealthy legal gentle
man Of Chicago was the purchaser who n.
tends erecting handsome residence uP'"
u. -.tp. which il a most beautiful and com
uanding one,
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11

WF.rHrR This is still an interesting
..psc Saturday night the weather m"drf.
.rat. sud Yesterday tie snow disappeared.
We hope 10 have set enough fair weather
hsfgre winter Hets ia, TO complete buildings
aaa i'll progress, The severe weather Of
sse close Of Isst week wac unreasonable
and Astonishing 10 oldinthbitants as well as
Hpw c8mCr.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
Notice.

MY partner, J. Calkins, Esq, will transact all
M business and business Of The 1Fm during
sh,rnea t3gt9 &. UNGFR
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11

WORTHY or IMIrArIoy,--Fifst street, be
tw-su Brady and Perry, has been well
.aassdamized, and affords handsome con
,rs.l ~ other portions Of the same street.
.Ul indeed 10 the streets OF Davenport gen
araIy Mud Was quarter less twain ia
mauy place, on business thoroughfaFro yes
rafday.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11

New Hardware.
.nnnnrrnn q ncKMonn

REnaw opening Al 80. Min ST., eonpsel'
\ stock Of gassrt0r hardHGst 10 which wolnFhr
lF strultyp OF ihoEr wishing 10 pufGRLse sGy lIlhs
+, ,ur line. those ruytus Anything OF Us eau rel,
On getting d good article, a rsssmmt nteo AS saeh;
0e shall 4 yru an a tHtt STOCK eI hsohauos ouLs'
Ea,m.rr, lttrusI Is aud shelf Iu0Is-wu guhdohAg
bii.y lhatil wIl bu iur Iar tgterest OF buyers to
examine our stock before purchasing StseN tsio. .
CT. LIVINGSTON, u. D. LOON "H"N'.
Davenport, Aug set
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
nA.RNa au saEE


.fg T.uEulugs .ius r+a-isI - IUUE'=
.Irt 40 Grady aet. 5H4 sod -su,
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
La + est N o w =

Henry county is reported to have given
1908 majority for Fremont, Well done
High Henry"
Johnson county official vote is 254 Re:
publican majority, being gain of as over
the August elec ton.
Iowa county is reported to have given a
Republican majority Of 1856
Marshall county is reported 25o Republi-
can minority. Jones 200, and Benton 100
for Fremont
Dubuqo is reported 063 majority for Blu
chanan, and j ac kson at 100.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
9anAinl.
Il A N X T. II S.

UOk & 81 RECENT, Uavenp0ft, Iowa.
COOK, SARGENT h DoWSEY, fowa City, lows
COOK, SARGENT PARKER, Rock Island, iIis
{ IOOK, sA RGEyT s. COOK Ft. Des Moiues. lows
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
For! DeS Holmes Land AgeRc
LAND w ARR A NTS.

i7HE undersigned have for SAFE Land Warrant.o
different sizes, which they will seiifo cash on
fme To suit purchasers.
they will Day particular attention To selection and
legation OF lands in Fort Des Moines, Fort Dodge
haritan and other Western Land Districts Also TO
payment ofta1es and land business generally.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
4oo9 Boobs Deijght, Instruct,
Refine.
HOW and Ahcsc 10 procure Eb"h
w, a~t seud fura gttlN of o-ir
- ~ AZ 81.

rI,a~e seud FORA .stiy of o-ir
ass,ETs'sEEAaED E.OtsS s..
d 10 deterrent Nggss, Hsbt" ior fAh'il and fl'4''
Eut.iug aud emtTGe3Hg
p,gIIaT Aruc,r.u issrarbrs, AsglAtrgs rmd trt'el
Iir,,itnf, Temperance, LNVN, aud school ESgh0 ii
.g, Yang fcautifuIly Printed ana Illustrated Family
laLia. EaEpi0us books, Standard aud select f"vti2
ana A rhyiee variety Of d -ii tl,rs,is Hooks
We will Send 1t without charge,
u contains a fuii description" Of HE @si rt4nsia =" -
l.rn convenient Iur reference aud Ft"o kGtl"H i-N'h
,sr and book nuyer -aJuu have Il. ks- Wevtli send
nv OF our hooks Postage Prepaid receipt vi the all
5f,ssd t,rirr winch ulay he sent TO hy mail.-SNe
ours are the Best Books for Agents.
.n.e they are adapted the wRHts oI tho people
Fp ad p cal instructions 80 Agents sent
s,ptls au arp.iraiiau &" -. ...,,,.,
4t. q sti FAlltblN = 'N''N'
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
Books, Paper l. Stationery

REMOVAL,
bhgIAU purchasad Hls sutt9 interest ia that NsB
IlkHowu and long eatabtshed Literary LeBsi
''The lows Look Rooms,
the subscriber respectfully Informs tls Former rs pr
aud customers Of the ssahtsAmcut that ia uAa t.
removed the stock, 8r q, the
New aud Commodious Brick Store.
next door houl!i 81 thg J' stand ge4e a. hops ,lr
IT, by stIict aud oGel4slgr Oh sHtipu ty Ete
Book, Paper and Stationery
business continuance af tb- lsrnl SUPPORT heF tSat.
extended u the Old Affrs Ell ADAMS.
Nov dtf
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
How buchanan may have Carried Illinois

In another column may be found table
Of reported maioHtIes, We give them, 10
absence ot anything more reliable, with the
caution to our readers to place but little
confidence in their accuracy. These ma
Iottirs foot up as follows
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11

D2yfsPoRr PmLHARaoSc sos'Fff .-
Tn. usual rebrsrsal will be held in ST.
Igks. CMreh Ills. TUESDAY. evening at
5HcIack
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
tStreets.
nFFkHforsats tie following Ysila ? Real r..
City PropertY IN DaVenport

Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
tstreets.
nFFEKforsats ne following vsiaa Real r.
City Property in Davenport.
t. House and lot On Third Street near the corner
Rock Island.
,. slxFots on ths south we.t corner Of Foarth and
,. Six Iots a North eav-rport, between Perry an9
Rock Island Streets.
ne city rapidly improving ana win be sold Oh
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 offs E.. s. 2. r. 70 n. Range5 west 90 acres.
SLofN. r.. s. 33I. - n. Range west 80 acres.
r. offs. r. ). 80 70 ). Range sesi ~ acres:
The above l4Hdsare ~ On the iiHs 3f the ratiroad
from Davenpor. 10 Iowa City.
Clinton County.
sine hundred acres % prairie and ninety oeres ot
.liaber land near klyira r. o, seven miles fran Lys
ons, Clinton Co., near he Railroad; al ehsice land
Seli saIered
RE above property vii ss sold on liberal credit,
Scott County.
lon. sixty drst rate land, well improved With
good ogseS. VIII be sold at bargain
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and dfty ins prairie land two
miles north ofMontezuma,the county seat.
ded is-'JG-di
seottCo.
l0BE acres unimpfUyea landL1o miies frsm Hickprt
Grove, three miles from WAc0tt, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll watersd.
iGOacros ave miles Borth veaifrom Hickory Grove
Near Davenport.
one and 8ne-ha miios from Court House 9h tAa
DlaE, ish sa perb views III river and uYrpundhg
county. small farm - a aeros aHdef the bighsst
state Of cultivation and well supplied with ffait
irse.. the most beauIifai i4sd 10 Toe vicinity The
ry.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Ofo0 acres, 40 under cultivation, % of tiul-
bsf. a never failing stream throngh i. WI
besuld very cheap.
Near Waleott,
80 Acres Of choice prairie a bargain
At North Davenport,
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
Wagon for Eala
; go. 81. .--s... f
Esplf.a.Ess.E.

/ F H. - tia L, Paris .as aIea f #fl@aa'" "5 .."
L .fa,.efs.e u trIe=savl- tt-lEEltt- 6e.s &C. re
...lr ta4i ba intends ygHlur uia=e-- aI E#EsEts
...sr4HEaFe, GI1EE and E&Is3A lAta
ftuIsag EAi taos, irota lhmef tb t-s r. usaIs
nT TAO B.d fsUtial and int rul Isl EHu7 inclusive
With lssIt fespscL Es applications ID MrEsafatif#'
Nfa4-ai s5lFunomg baa tAa LH~s u Ff@"a*A
F6EEez
he sf.4 - s-ues g. give wstEiy lecture or THEa4.
ala,s saitsd 10 young people Df Deih ssZer
4tr iaFIGs nil b. ehieny regulated bf Ne H.faFFt
tHpils ia each fiass.
Far tartbeg parArHlzfs apply - F. F @-5.@f 81
SIR SAMUEL iifscbi'z harIt upIli1 4tah Fz Request
Ell i-4- ate lessons InaY begin % "Hst. Gl'#i..t'
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-11
LAND WARRANTS,

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LAND FOX SALE.
4. .pACREs beautiful Land mile nOrth OF " aicelt
" i'for sal on easy terms.
Also
Four 46acre lois mae for farming mile norm ~
FVltaH. terms easy and price reasonable.
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2<Gaeres in Washington county, 10 miles fo N 10.
wa City and 10 from Washington, and : good road
leading from Columbus City 10 Richmond, ~ acres
OF " kth is ine timber ard the whole well waterrJ'
Will be sold che Rp and terms easy.
4 iJlots, mileswesl of Iowa City we'll waterec
and very iertle; terms easy.
Also
few we'll situated lots in the city of Davenport.
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60 lois tn West Davenport in size ITom co by stt
feet and / "a acres; Term. / aAd years, = IL
haua.
Also
4 wslI finished two story Brick Dwelling. oom
cad large cellar. ood house and stable. Pine
view from Tie observatory OF u large part Of lhr
ely. Rock island and Moline.
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Several well finished dwellings on ground lease Of
n years Would be sold cheap and easy terms. APP
ply 10 (OctlD I. C. EA DS.