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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-28

MISSISSIPPI BsIp5E.-The last span is
raised and the great pier Of the Mississippi
bridge is comp leted; all that remains to be
done is to raise the draw on the crib, when
the bridge will be in readiness for the cars
to cross the Mississippi on their way to the
Pacific. The first trip of the locomotive
over this immense structure will be an ex-
citing spectacle and thousands will be
drawn to the spot upon its occurrence.
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"DocGERlEs NoNE-! 1.-THE Muscatine
Journal of last week says:
The efforts of the Temperance League OF
this county to enforce the Liquor Law OF
this State have been successful! in torfy:fpe
cases. Eleven judgements for destruction
of liquor, and seven for keeping liquor with
intent to sell; in the latter cases hne OF
$40 each was imposed and collected
T,renty-one seizures were made, and s,r dis
missed on promise not to sell again. There
are perhaps as many cases yet in waiting
tor the proper "information" as soon as m
formation" is made out. The meeting OF
the League Friday evening, 18th inst, at
the Methodist church was well attended
The strongest confidence seems to exist i,t
among the temperance men that they Will
vet be able to secure strict obsarvknee oil
the laws in this city.
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L q te st N @ W s
Congress.
Washington, Feb. as.

washington, i co. 40.
Senate-Mr. Bell, of Tenn, spoke Oh
Central American affairs, taking moderate
ground, he did not apprehend that war
would ensue unless those controlling the
Governments Of Great Britain and America
leave their reason.
House--The Military, Academy, Deffi
cheney, Pensions Appropriating bills were
reported.
A message from the President. asking an
appropriation of $4,000 900 for the man.
ufacture of additional arms and providing
ornaments and munitions of war, was deba-
ted but not disposed Of.
The following are appointed the Special
Committee on the subject Of Railroad be-
tween the Allan .ic and Pacific: Denver of
Cal, Woodwork Of ILL.,, Houston Of Ala,
Mott of Ohio, Wells OF Wis, Kidwell of
Va, Jewett OF Ky, McCarty and Evans Of
Texas, Reade of N. c., Wood of Ne, Lind
ley of Mo-, and Kunkle Of Penn
The Speaker nominated, as Regents of
the Smithsonian Institute on the part of
the House, Messrs Meachem, Warner and
English.
Mr. Meachem was excused from serving
as Regent Of the Smithsonian Institute.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, from the Com
mittee on Ways and Means, reported bills
to supply delinquencies in the APPROPRIATIONS
for the support OF the Military Academy
and for the payment of invalid and other
persons
Dir. Seward, while explaining the reason
Of his absence on the final vote for Speaker,
alluded to the order of Americans, and said
that the American National Convention.
by ignoring the 10th section OF the PhiIa.
delphia platform, have placed themselves
perfectly where the Republicans stand; in
his opinion there was secret sympathy be-
tween them. He defended the President
from weak and vaccilla,ing course re-
lative to Kansas
The Speaker laid before the House
message from the President recommending
to favorable consideration Of Congress a
communication from the Secretary OF War.
The following bills were passed
The law relative to pilots on steamboats,,
especially the act of 1859, shall no, so be
construed as to effect, annul or impair the
force or validity Of State laws regulating
pilotage in ports, harbors, OF over bars, or
at the mouths of rivers, when such matters
are within the territorial Jurisdiction of such
State.
A bill was also passed authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury to permit the
name, if he present sufficient reason there.
for,
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FIRES. Saturday week McGuire's
large mills, at Kingston, c. W., took fire
and were burnt to the ground There were
were in the mills 5000 bushels of wheat
No insurance. Loss upwards of $4,000
The North American Steam Works in
Forsyth street, New York, embracing eight
workshops and dwellings, were burned on
Wednesday night last. Loss 100000.
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FLouR.-With the decline flour Is also
coming down. Mr. Burrows is now selling
an excelle article at 1926 and his superior
extra brand at $500. This is dePreca-
ton Of about 200 the Dbl.
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes !


"AVING obtained the agency 70 the sale of Lii
Ii lies Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Bank
Locks, Bank Vault Doors ana Frames we prepar-
ed to furnish at manufacturers prices any oi these
articles on short notice.
These Safes all taste ned with Lille e Locks Civ
ing undoabted security against thieves, perfectly
free from ddmpasss and better hre proofs than any
other safe made. The burning of them in any bull
ding eanset materially injure them and they may be
exchanged for now one at any agency by paying 70
repantng. The vault doors and frame reliable,
economical ornamental and generally used where they
are best known.
The Bank Locks have always foled the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests applied to these articles by Jurors
at mechanical and agricultural fairs where they have
always obtained the first pre- mums establishes the
certainty OF their superiority Purchasers invited
to call and examine the articles, references certf
Gates, &C., before purchasing.
The undersigned are the only agents in Rock Is
land (nl.) and Davenport (lowa) for tho Worlds
IA fe Company, Of Troy, N. Y. Orders addressed 10
either place will receive prompt attention.
CHILD 4 BAKER,
Illinois st. Rock Island.
Febi.A&w-iy, Second ST. davenport.
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BUSINESS. editor of the Burlington
Halckeye fancies that because that city has
packed more hogs than Davenport, there
fore every other department will show
equally as favorable for Burlington. We
viii compare the big item Of wheat with
him, and il he can show as large receipts we
will confess that Burlington is ahead of
Davenport, but in the meantime believe
quite TO the contrary.
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II CARD.

n C.XKU.
ENCOURAGED by the liberal patronage extended
IL TO me by the citizen of Davenport since COM
mencing business In the city, desire TO return to
them ona and all my sincere theHks lind aeknert.
edgsmsnts; trusting by careful attention to their
wishes and tastes, and BY fair and honorable dealing
20 merit their kind fayors and confidence. Knowing
the desire and want On tho part Of the LADIES for
goods OF the best styiss and qualities, shall en-.
deavor the coming spring to offer for their inspection
better assortment and class of rich and Ens go0ds
thar has heretofore been ought TO the west.
In order to make room and be prepared for the
eatrsmsiy i0O prices and people may eIpset and Oct
as good bargains as can be obtained IN any CHAP
house IN the city. Respectfully,
H. G. WADSWORTH,
Dealer in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, No. 6 Main
st. between Front d second. Jan 10
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SlOUeS, stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
Nn THE ANSWER IS STOVESs

~
A LTHOUGH we cannot Keep on hand some 1000
n or 5000 Stoves, some Of our neishbors, the rea
sOus are we sell cheap and go good en- article OF
Stoves that II becomes difficult 10 supply the dc.
ma id but a new supply OF freight cars have arrive
and baen pl aced on road and we have completed
our to be abba now 10 supply the
demands oiail, be the same MORE OR LESS.
So after looking around among all the ZONE
HORsEm stove shops In this city, to no purpose,
come TO
Twitchell q Gilletts,
The oniy Stove Emporium In the west, and bny
Stove as is Store. In our prices, lor eheGpness,
we defy all eompeiuon--every article warranted,
md If not satisfactory, refund the money Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
Al kinds of Parlor. Once ane Heating Stoves
Gin and copper Ware on hand AT all times. Roof
ing, Jobbing, &c. done TO order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. 0.
Fob 4-dlf HANENFohl, io"h'
SJALI. al HARRIS IT, you want to got cheap French
I jand English Merinoes-
NToiRE Antique Trimmings at low RriSe az
4 FEW dozen MEMS and Boys Plush Caps at eos !
n nj -. s- HARRIS
II osIERY--A aRe assortment q Hosiery q.
IL Jan 2adwtf hAhhis''
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Fire at Springfield.


Last night about 10 o'clk, a fire broke Out
in the grocery store of Mr.. Mason, consum.
ing it and the tin and stove store of Dorrvin
g. Dickey. Insured.
This afternoon about o'clk the boiler OF
Huntington &, Campbellss Planning Mill ex-
poded with terrific noise, scattering frag-
ments of wood, iron and bricks all over the
ground for several hundred yards, and wound
ing Levi Hall dangerously, Geo. Johnson,
engineer, aud Swede, name not known,
very badly. A piece of the boiler weighin
400 pounds, was blown 200 yards from the
mill From all we can learn the boiler was
almost dry when the engine was started and
il is supposed the infusion of cold water
caused the explosion. A whisky bottle was
found in the engine house unbroken, but
nearly empty
Difficulties between England and the United
States in q Fair Way Of Adjustment.
New YORK, Feb, 26.-The steamship
Etna from Havre via Halifax, arrived here
this A. NJ The Commercial Advertiser to-
day says, we are exceedingly grateful to be
able 10 state on the authority Of a gentleman
who came passenger in the Asia, and who
saw Mr.. Buchanan on the very evening of
his departure, that Mr.. Buchanan assured
him that all points ofdifficulty between the
United States and Great Britain were in a
fair way Of adjustment, and would be adjust.
ed in d very few days.
The Commercial Advertiser OF this city
comes out in favor of Willard Fillmore, the
American Presidential nominee.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.


IlHHDs. new crop n. Orleans Sugar,
lO5H old g <
Is bbls g Molssses,
e g $, House and $. Syrup :.
rs tOg gal. kegs Beleher's Syrup =
S :. - . Golden 8 "
30 Sacks Rio Coffee,
boxes :. Ground,
100 bbls. Winter Apples,
3 - Burning Fluid,
loboSes Star Candles,
3bbls. Tar,
10 - Crushed, Powdered, Clarf'd. and Loaf Sugar,
20 boxes Mould Candles,
IS . Palm, Rosin and Chemical Soap,
IS Ground Spices, Musts I'd and Chocolate,
IL Assorted Pickles,
IS Chests and Boxes Tea,
Is bbs d hlfbbls Mackersi and White Fish,
1900 hs Bank Cod Fish.
$40 bushels Pisstering Hair.
ALSO
Salt In Sacks and Bbls., Tobacco, Cheese, Nails,
Glass, and all the articles In the Grocery line. Our
stock 10 entirely new, and selected with particular
regard 10 no quality of the articles. We warrant
all the articles We cell, and e. We sell for cash We
will cell low. IN. DALzELL BRO,
Nov. 10 Cor. ID Perry So.
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Real Gtate,


5oHs z. II. TALLMAN, CRARLEsPowERs'
Pouehkeepsie, N. Y. Dayenport,lo iowa.
TALLXAN 4 POWERS,
Attorneys Councillors at Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office south side of second street opposite lie Claire
Block lover Wiley -sstore.
1 ASDS boughtand sold GA Commission Having
Aalso an ONCE in Eastern New York, al a point
from which aiarge emigration may boexpected during
The present season, we have unusual advantages to
dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
IL T'Loansnegosiated on Real Estateseeurity.
-REFERENCES--
New York City. Peughkeepsie, n. Y.
Hon. John Van Buren,, Hon Charles II kuggias,
" A. T.. Flagg, - Gilbert Dean,
10 Charles O'Conor, s. Vasser 81 Co,
William F. Havemeyer, Benson ] LOSING
Anthony Bleeckcr, Prof. s. r. Is. Morse,
u illiam Il. Skidmore. Utica, n. Y.
Albany, N. " Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill Cagger * Porter Chicago, III.
HogeboOne, King and Boies K.Swift and Co..
trastus Corning. Mile and Fowler,
Apil3d wit W, X. Wood and Co.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WsEhLY GAzETTEs containing that ex-
cellent descriptive article on Davenport,
the proceedings of the Republican Conven-
ton held at Iowa City, Corresponds nee,
Editorials, Selections, ETC., nicely envelop-
ed in wrappers. may be had at the Gazette
Counting Room.
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General Intelligence from Washington.
New YoRK. Feb az

AVE" Aohk, rep. 20.
The Herald has the following dispatch
from Washington The Cabinet had quite
a protracted session to-day. The subject
before them, understand, is our relations
with England; it is understood this ev-
ening that CHAMPION will be dismissed; in
that cuse, intercourse between England
and the United States will be suspended, as
England, as soon as she learns that her
minister has been dismissed, will also refuse
TO receive our minister; thus there will be
no diplomatic intercourse between the coun-
tries until there be an amicable settlement
of our difficulties.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has, un-
derstand, decided TO pay S7,500,oO0 Texas
claims, Notwithstanding the proviso attach
ed to the bill when it passed the Texas
Legislature. Mr., lnge of California has
been appointed consul at Havana. The an
nouncement this evening, that Fillmore has
been nominated for President by the Phila-
deiphia American Convention, created the
most intense excitement. Important des.
patches by the Atlantic have been received
this evening, and the departure of Mr.. DIAL
las for England depending on their chsrac-
ter, it may be indefinitely postponed The
dispatches will be before the Cabinet to.
morrow. The Evening Post gives the fol-
lowing extract from a letter dated Cape
Haytien, Jan. 90 The Haytens have been
beaten again and driven back by the Do.
mnicans. The Emperor has returned here
to-day with all his troops, some FIVE or six
thousand men; the have been coming into
town since noon, and such miserable look
ing set of objects never saw; some hun
drod OF more wounded were sent down in
barges and vast number Of dead are left
behind in the bushes. This has been the
most disastrous campaign the Hsytiens
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Board of Instruction.
Mr. r. H. CoDDING, Principal.
Natural Sciences.
Mrs NJ. A. CODDiNG, Principal.
Painting and Drawing.
Rev. l.. r. DUDLEY, A. B.
Me ntal and Moral Philosophy and Ancient Languages
Miss ADELINE HAYES, Preeeptress.
Modern Languages and Social Culture.
Miss AMELIA X. GERE.
Instrumental Music Piano and Guitar.
Miss MARY J. WELI4ES.
English Branches and Higher Mathematics.
Mrs. SARAH A. DUDLEY.
Piano and Ornamental Needle Work.
Tuition in the Primary Course, 30, per or.
Higher English Branches 500 g
- Languages, lO,OO
Music ON Piano, Melodeon and G uitar, 1900 .
Landscape Painting in Oil 1890 "
Monochronatic, CrayoD and Pencil Draw
ing, each, O,ou
Embroidery and Ornamental Needle Wik6,UU ~
Diplomas will be given 10 those VIII" complete
tho trough course in either Of the departments.
Board with iurns hed rooms, including lights and
fuel i4O year, and at the n,e Of $50 FOR less
time,
All payments to be made quarterly in advance.
r. II. CODDlNG,
Davenport, Feb EDIT % Proprietor
r AIDES Merino aud Cashmere Under Vests, Boys
/ and Misses Cas- hmere Under Vests at cost at
WADSW0RTH'S,
f,hs No. q Main ST.
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A GOOD assortment of Zephyr WoIsted can be hae
Aat HARRIS.
LADIES COL EGE.


TN presenting this, second circular, the propri.
J. etor, while expressing his eratitude for the very
liberal patronage of the past wishes to inform his old
patrons aud the public generally, that tho fourth
quarter OF the Ladies' College will open the Goth
ofFebruary, with greatly increased facilities for i'm
parting instruc,onn all the solid as well as ornamen
tai branches female education. 1t has been our aim
IRON the beginning give more complete and thor
oughy practical OF study than has yet been Civ
by institution at the West. To accomplish This,
expense has been spared In securing a competent
numbe OF well educated and Practical teachers
Arrangementshaye been made 10 secure the services
of three teachers in addition TO those already
employed and With this new accession OF literally
educated and practical teachers to our numbers VIC
have hesitation in saying course OF nstrac-
ton which is he given is ample scale and ev-
cry way calculated to meet the demands II tue age
and spirit the times. The location OF tho College
in point of beauty and heahfulness is unsurpassed,
being situatedupon elevation which overlooks the
cities OF Davenport and Rock Island, ana commands
a delightful view OF the Mississippi river for miles
above and below. Ladies from distance can be &C.
commodatod in the College Buildings with rooms and
board, and an omnibus will run regularly between
Davenport and the College for the convenience OF day
scholars. There will be cation till after the s1
piration OF two quarters.
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WILLOW and WOODEN WARE.
REMOVAL. 4t+.
WE have reno ed our entire Sl0sk OF Wooden
wv and " tiiow ware 10 No. i2g Second street, ono
door above Vine. opposite Kings Hotel.
\. CGfPLES l. co.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
WOODEN AM WILLOW WARE, BRoOMS,
BRUSHES. MATS, MATCHES, BLEACHING,
Help, MANILA, JUTE AND COTTON
CoRDAGE AND WINES
OF all kinds. Wrapping Paper, Selves, Curry Combs
and Cards, and Hamcs.
Being engaged more extensively in Manufactnr-
ing than any other house in our line in the West we
can and will sell lower than any other house in st.
Louis and ii you call before purch asing either
in Chicago Cincinnati, You will md that
prices will average lower Than in either OF the two
places We call particular attention tOOur
Stock Of URSED AXE and PICK HANDLES,
Well Buckets and Iron bound Kegs, from to ton
gallons, and Brushes ofail kinds, and ali kinds of
Willow Wagons, Cradles, Cabs, Hampers, Clothes
aud Market Baskets, and every description of Fan.
ey Work and Travelling BASKETS, Cedar Tubs, Charms
in Boxes, Cans and buckets. all Of 81. Louis
faetufc, except the two last, which We bring direct
from the manufacturers.
VIZ are also Agents for PIERCE co.'s MGwau.
kea Matches, hichwe selling AT Factory prices,
freight included. We are also Manufacturing the
Large Steamboat and Stable HrOoms, ana first rate
Imitation Shaker Brooms. Broom Hurdles and
Irvine always on hand. Feb dim
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Cry CoUHCIL.--We do not elect ourselt
the defender Of the gentlemen comprising
The City Council, presuming each one to be
abundantly competent TO protect himself
against any charge that may be preferred
AGAINST him; but as no one OF them has
deemed il worth his while to reply to the
rather personal article that appeared in the
Democrat of Tuesday, we may be permitted
a brief reference 10 the subject. The &C
cushion there made. though equally appli-
cable to all, was no doubt Intended to graf
i(y malice towards one or two individuals.
We therefore object to this wholesale at
tack, as any one at all conyersant with the
composition of our City Council, knows it
10 be composed in part Of the best citizens
of Davenport men who have done more
for our city and have greater interest in
its prosperity, than most others. Since
our city was organized, it has not had
board oil Aldermen comprising so much tai
ent, qualifying them for their station, as the
one now in existence. II is absurd then,
10 include them ia one indiscriminate charge
OF inconpetency and performance of
duty. That our Council have shown par
ually we believe, and will second any et-
tort of our neighbors to secure equal justice
10 all, but we must condemn that policy
which makes no distinction in persons and
that spirit which accuses without cause
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Dock h Stationery.
WIDOW BEi)OTT

WIDOW BEi)tDIE
NO LONGER EXISTS; having become Mrs. Elder
IN U. SHADRACK SNlFFLES, of scrabble Hill
Her own account of the manner in which she yielded
70 HER DESTINY, is very affecting and instructive
hear her:
80 shadrack, my Shadrack! Priscilla did speak;
While the rosy red bushes rmantedher cheek,
And the tears of affection bedarzied her eye;
. Shadrack, my ahadrack; I'm yourn till die!
For a full account of her exemplary NidowhoOj,
never TO marry again, and hep she kept a., the
Courtshp, &C., with enErav ings.
Inquire for the WIDOW BEDOFT PAPERS; price
u rs, at the IOWA BOOK ROOMS, No, 70 Brady ST.
near the Post ONCE.
2mo9-u ELI ADAMS d co.
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500 barrels Choice Winter Apples
FRoA LocKPoRr, NRw YoRK.
UST received at the NEW YORK FRUIT STORE,
u I'd street, opposite lie claire House, which will be
disposed of Wholesale or Retail favorable terms
Nov IL diff ELDRIDGE & STEPHENS.
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To Merchants. Bankers and others.
nESIRING sets Of Account Books forths coming
~ year, We would invite attention 10 our Blank
Books Tnev are OF suI manufacture, and al
far ahead of anything made to this region We fur.
nsh Books OF all patterns to order, with without
printed headings. Those superior Books exhibit.
lion the State Fair, Chicago can be seen at our
store. II. A. PORTER a. BRO.
Rock IslaDd DAG z. lR55
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BANKING.
--BANKERS--

MACKL0T * CORBIN, Davenport, Iowa.
MAckL0r, CoKbiN d WHITE, Fl Desmoines, IoS
REFER TO
Messrs r. CaerKAuJR. 81 Co..
JoHs Tho MPsos, Esq, Banker, I New York.
CASHIER AaxRIeAs ExcHASaK BAsK,)
Messrs lesson d DAHJEs, Bankers,l
- LrCAs q SIMoNDs, I 81, Louis.
- l.. A. BENoIsr o. Co, IS
Cashier Atlantic Bank, Boston, Mass, Messrs Thomp
son oudesluys, Baltimore, X. K Swift, Esq Banker
Chicago, Ill.
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TALLMAN g. POWERS

IhIIIiNIhN q FUV Ems,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side Of Second Street, bstloesR
Brady and Main.
Improved Farms, sity property and uhilnproyed
land for sale commission.
Forty acres ofand situated the bluff one ania
half miles west uf Court House having aponitsever
al dne yiewsof river. The cheapest property In the
vicinity of Davenport. Can DO bought very low by
applying soon.
several desira the city for sale cheap.
Improved farms in Scott county near Davenport
AIarge quantity ofnnimproved land III Scott, elm
ton, Cedar and Muscatne counties.
May III, 1855. TALLMAN 81 POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS.
,HTE undersigned are now prepared TO procure
1 Land Warrants for all persons entitled to them
under the late act Of Congress.
Land Warrants located in any o In The state.
#s* TALLMAN Il POWERS
April 10. Is55-d-tf
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