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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11
CTPREME COURT--Kings County CHARLES

money demand contract tCon 90. 'sr To the ss'.e
r.wer the complain, this acoo which viii Be ee< ne
ce Of The CLERK the County Of kss 81 bic once IN the
snswer TO the .sid plant The sseseeet q M ons Ne
eWai. in the Cityof Nsvfork within tSeniy So ANs
IN. .erya Of this exclusive os - dsy
such .ervice and YOU s.l answer the AID vna
80, 80, a. ,o r the sun Of hsndred ed thrsyone
So.. snd oityons cents with interest rom sss ns dsy %
sp,smhsr one thousand eight hundred and eesos
~ es.s of hi. scon Dated New York NovenesS la
GEORGE MARSHALL Pns Any. Ne wss e.,
The complaint IN the above samcnc ~ suy
s,ed xh IA, Ce,i Cour, the 18th dsy Of
i&s GEORGE MARSHALL, fiSnnn' Attorney
rSr-iswswThs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

NOTICE Of DIsTRIBUTIOS.-Notic is hereby
~ - h.t th. proceeds IL he sale Of the Rea EstAte
q yIIPHiLEr CHICHESTER, lss Of the City Of New
w. ntsstste htsy made under The order Of the
en,,n,s,e Of the County Of S.vf BY WELCOME "
apTbF viii Be disrbs 20 those entitled thereto sceor3as
49, - he scrros.fes OSae in the City II New York.
s ty,ni-,h dsy January En 81 10 oeoek the foreaooa
sT,t.. Isy-D.isd tn Il icy { Deeenbsr 1885,
n is.SwTh 4 w. BRADFORD, err.o S.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate %
the County NswYork. notice h hereby nysn To- al px
son, having csiu.s against WILLIAM II. MAXWELL Iste
Of be City II EewY0Tk counselor At law dsceAsd |"
same with vouchers thereof 10 the sabsebsrs a. .nsa
the 9Th day Il March s57Dated New DS - J
sf September lass. T.. y. TREADWELL. tEsecutora
a lspsuTh AAxH ELL WOODHULL,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the surrogate
,h Cent, of Nv, York notice hereby siven 70 al
o.r'op. hsySs s,s,s 1s.int IiGHE DAvEY late Of the
Ctx ~ Nv Yk eeeassd present the same VITA vonrh
., ,Sa ,us.crts.fs AZ the Oncs Of James W. W bite,
~ 81 Iibr.y st. IN tie City Of Nov York on Or before ne
90 say VI S OWEN McCABE.
Ho'enesf' i~"" ELLEN BEEDEN,
,a.,sor-. Adrafri.tra,or and AdniHist Esfdx, ks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

,FD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE

III n :
u for HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS-On WEDNES-
DAY Dec H. at M, from pier foot OF WMFen,,s Nosth
River the fast and syone steamship EMFihc VIII esP
s p Griffin. will sail as above. . 80
Passage can be secured at the Office otthe Lane.
FREIGHT 10 NewOtlelns. - cents per cubic foot . -,
Shippers will be supplied with black pills OF adinS on .ne
form sned BY the Line application At their oh
forms spsd and no bill of sdns will be signed after the hour
OF sailing =, - u,..
For frsht passage apply q, ths ohss No ~ West'
corner of Warren. NJ u. RObEhls Agent
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legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate q
the County New Notice hereby lyen TO all psf
the City ewYok, decessed to present the sane VIII
. IN the CIV Of York ON or before the 18th day Of JsaS
sIy next-Dsted New. Yorh the I'D day Of July 1855.
CHARLES T. WEBB, Attorney o.
I-.,.-<nr.s NJ d. Bonner, Ada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

EALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAIL-
VI ROAD-Tbe SECOND MORTGAGE PER CENT
SINKING FUND BONDS Of this Company maturing in 1910
Interest payable bsfyesrly NewYork, for sale by
STRAChANk SCOTT, No. 81 Willian-A-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24
!. X. asnny's Patent Adjustable Reaper and
Mower Combinsd and Single Mower.

sscuRrp TO Josx n. MANsraaY TwRsYy-TaSgx FAE
Tsrs ~ xsH usETSnsTATE, ALso PArEHTsD ~
Epaorx. ~NAkvy6cuTExD BIZ NANNY Sco. Aec~@
yoEp. ILLIsoss.@
r,HEsE valustle dAclIIes sre coasssDtiy sbsins
m1nnfsctured,~>H1s fg number are Sssrg made
l,r the next harfsst. Over era fkoassaa were con
stfuctsd tunng tho past season, and used with e.
urs success, yet the demand WAS mol supplied.
A asrrsnts 10 given ~ en1h purchaser that the Tna.
chine hwell built and ofRoo ! Dstertais, and haiti
ill mo- aswel Is can be done with the sc!khs,
and reap as " ell ~ can be done With cradle, aud ex-
Gel ever other harsestsns tmplennent.s
Inc machine Is drawn bSswo horses, and mAnag-
ed b, one person for moving, Two persons Tor reap
ing; and 10 also warranted 10 eat from ten 10 htteen
acres per day. large machine for foar horses IL
also manufactured, Ns
The pneess Of the Machines with transportation
For Two H6tse Machine Of about i've feet cut,
sI25. -Four Horse Machine sf about six feet col
sias. Foy single Nov ips Machine of about I've
loci cutsIeo.
Tue icflon W ng exsvss are fa rpished with each lnx
chiae ~oue fora oae oil eau 0sse wrench, ole qua I'd
mayer, one sickle sSct.on, oas snoath-edge section
and one beyel p.nion. A full supply is kept con.
stantls on hand. and also Ia The hands ri Agents.
l~o knis 80 zone y .iekIe ami The other a smooth
.dxe--ars furnished with each machine either 81
~hial. aAy be used as r.guiref.
For machines or extras apply TO @
MOUSSE, VtELk * co.,
Projectors OF the iowa Agricultural Depot, corI-f
kocg Island ard Front Sta, davenport 10 Wa, ssi-
A pants for tnis section b.. = Jnue
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l.. u. ROCK W GODS
COMBINED
.uOscey- and Reaper.

FOR WHICH THE FIRST PREMIUM WAS
Awarded at the Rock Island County Fair in No.
mbeI,i 1853. improved for 1850.
'SH subscriber. Save arranged 40 manufacture
4 extensively The above machine in Rock island,
iii, aud in ofs ring n 10 tho lara ers- areAappy to be
nbla 70 say tha. the efforts 10 combine The most
per leet Mower with the most perfect Reaper have
prov ed eminchly successful. The difhcuiuesa rialng
out fine fact lbsts greatar speed Of the sickle ~
necessary Tor Ia owing thanis required for fcaping IL
overcome la this machine, by the use OF ave pin.
ions Of diners size, giving the required speed ne
esssary for each kind Of work. The 'side draft Ia
also mostly avoided by placing the ground. wheel On
the opposite sids Of the Tongue II os the cutting pAft,
30 az 10 6aIaIce ZACH orier, thus making /, easier
Tor the team.
The raker is placed on tire platform behind the
grain a position which by being near his work ems,
bles him 20 do II better aud with greater ease; and
the whole is constructed On n plan 1t once sim ple
aud durable. l., has besn used In all y srieuss Of
grain mud grass, and is universally conceded BY
those who hayeused It 70 operate better AID nicer
Lhso can be done With the cradle or scythe.
The price OF the ''Pfairie Razor is $3.50 aa' b for
Mower and Reaper ~togetner; $40 fut mower alone.
$40 added 10 the above Tor Credit OF oDe.half iii
January nsxi. Interest at the tate OF ten per cent
per anrrum showed son-tAl payments an aia -beioTe
Is, OF July next -~oah WOODS KEY.
Agricultural peppJ % Rock Island and Flolt Sta,
Davenport. Sole agents ioI this vicinity.
jane dwow
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24

BIC Cause.-The firing Of cannon on Sat
urday evening was by our brother Repubii-
cans OF Rock Island in honor Of the nomina-
ton Of Fremont and Dayton. We under
stand they had q big ratification meeting
over there,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24

FloHT!-Hot az it was yesterday Two
freshmen engaged in a fight, but were sep
aratsd before they got fully into the merits
.! the question, or il was decided which
wss the best NAN. Consequently, neithef
party was much hurt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24

IxcI%Drxrs.--on the night OF tie Ere
mont Ratification Rally, after the adjourn.
ment those present formed into lice and
marched down 10 the river, where The big
cannon was located that had been making
the hills Of Iowa and Illinois respond in
scho 70 rs brazen voice. The Gazette OF
ice was beautifully illuminated in every
room, with a transparency at the troat win
dows, which the crowd acknowledged as
as they passed by repeated cheers,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24

MuLEs.-During the past week we have
noticed three or four droyes OF mules passing
through our city on their way eastward
Some of them were the finest animals of
the mule kind we ever saw, and IL they
were raised III Iowa as we presume they
were. we do not think any other State could
show a liner sample,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24
TATI.MAN a. POWERS

TALLMAN a. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Atkinson's block, Second Ntreet, be
tUeen Brady and Main.
nFFEKforssis the following yalua E RSai rs.
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot IN Third street near the co rner o
Rock Island.
2. Six lots on the s3Ith west corner OF Fourth ard
fa m ain Streets
}. SIX lots at North Davenport, b+tw cen Perry and
AlIthe above lots are well situated and In parts Of
The cit. Ino.trapidly improving and will be sold oa
liberal terms.
Farming lands in Johnson County.
S. of $. L . =. % Z. % \. Range5 WEI, ~ acres,
Nj ofN E.9 s. 30 T. - n. Range ) west eO acres,
w.. OFFS. E.!s &T ~ N. Rage west 40 acres.
The above lards are ul on the line Of the raIr.aa
from Davenport 10 lowaCity.
Clinton County.
Nine humid red acres OF prairie and ninef, erra. Of
timber land near Elrira P. O, seven miles irsm Ly.
ons, CI,aton Co.. near he Railroad; all hsies land.
" ell " atered.
The above property will be sold on libersiered.s.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile ahd a half from Prince
Ion, Sixty aeresfrst rate land, well improved with
goodhonses. VIII be sold at q bargain.
Poweshiek County.
TsOhGnired aud fiiy acres fine prairie land ,.o
II lies north OF Aontezuma. the county seal.
Mch ls-'55-dtf
Scott Co.
leo acres unimproved landtw W. miles frem Hickory
Grove, three miles from Nnlcutt, ten mile. from
Davenport. well watered.
i60acres Ave miles horth w~estfrom Hiekory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
one and one-haii miios from Court House on The
b,ud, with superb views OF river and surrounding
country. A small farm Of IS aeres lsder the highest
state OF cultivation and well supplied with iruit
trees. The most beautiful laod in the vicinity q the
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of 90 acres, ~ under cultivation, 20 Of lin
Der. Anever failing stream runs through IL. VIII
besold very cheap.
Near Wslcott.
50 Acres OF choice prairie at & ~bargais-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24

Aor.--Y esterday and Sunday were posi-
lively hot days. On Sunday the mercury
ranged from 80 to 81 in the shade aud all
day long remained above 70. At 9 o'clock
at night it was in that vicinity. Yesterday
we were too much engaged TO observe the
thermometer, but presume it showed an
equal temperature.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24

NEw FIHM.-We take pleasure in di-
rectlng the attention OF our readers At home
and abroad, to the advertisement OF Messrs.
GOODRICH, WHEELEK and YAsrIs, Forward
Jog and Commission Merchants, and deal
ers in Grain, Flour and Produce. Their
stand is very convenien mt 70 the Depot, and
we presume they will receive a lair share of
the public patronage.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24
THERMOMETERS.

VARIOUS sizes suitable for stores, Hotels, DIV Ell
iinga, Ae., IRON IS cents 70 $3.50 each, also
MaIhemat icai Instr menis
Raber's Drawing Pencils, alinumbers,
Gum Rubber, Cum Erasers,
Drawing paper, small 10 extra large sheets,
Pins for q riists, Engineers, dc.
Horn Centres for &c, &e,, 81
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24
OUR COLUMN.
D. j. MANN a SONS
PATENT MOWER AND REAPER.

IN subscribers are ms 1hfacturing a largo number Of
: these valuable grain and lsbor-saving Machines for
the harvest Of 1880, with. many valuable improvements
which experience has sGggestad, making IL the most desi-
rahIe ooHabined Reaper and Mower now IN use, being Of
lighter drsf, and iess difAcult 20 manage.
The patent revolving canvas platform upon which the
grain falls and Is carried over the side Of the machine de-
positing t IN the c0ncave is tho greatest invention Of tho
s1c for saving the grain after IT Is cut without waste, and
leaving it Ia compact bundles OF uniform size. challs gees
The admiration Of all that witnexs its operation.
pIioe Of fqur horse colunined Machine sl5o, Reaper
$3.50, Mower plDA half cash 90 delivery, balances In sax
Bionths. freight added. For certificates and reoonimsn
dstIons see pamphlen- -..E
HASKELL, DURkEE 1 ALDgIDGH,
~ Michigan City, Iud.
Tor sale by NoURsE, NIELE6 Co. Agents; corner Of
Rock Island and Front streets, Davenport. June :
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24

N0'fos!IIoN RoorIke.-We direct the
''s""'0 o. b0Ildsrs, and those intending TO
fI' ne" roofs on old houses, to the sdyer.
''s0'sht OF BAILEY & MOORE. We notice
nav Asy have just finished putting this
-'"'P'sltloL roof on The new building puK
: - Eli hdams, and those interested
Il" Opportunity Of Judging Of The work
ron HAT specimen.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24

Wm / Baker, Christians
David Rss.s, Lebanon O., Pa.
samuel Hatfield, Philadelphia
ii. Torray, Philadelphia.
james L Price, Wilmington, Del.
Joshua Beal, Bstyn Rouge LIS.
Thomas Beaver, philadelphia
PIP forest. Bucks %, Ps,
Ausustus Linn, Guernsey o., q
d Bronangh. Msyssiua. ~
AraSrlel Bear, Lancaster 10, Pa
iisrman c Guise, Philsdslphta
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24
IOWA STEAM CABINET
a ys y

INhk subsc riber would respectfully inform Lns ci.-
i liens OF uayenporI and OF Central Iowa L4aI ne
manufactures and keeps constantly on hand and iar
sale al
Wholesale aud Retail,
FURNIIUREo OF every description, from the dnas,
sofa TO the commences Bureau. Having recently got
his steam works into operation, he Is ca pable Of iii.
ing all orders that may be given him at short notice.
and with WORK which he warrants to be of a DeEssr
quality than anything imported into the city. and
which viii be sold III lower Rates. All sinds OF
IMPORTED FC1sNIflR SIC
also KEPT phand aud for sale low. Pies seal aGt
examine hi. stock, at tie mandatory on -. -7nd'
street, south side, east Of Perry street.
Davenport, aay 30 1856 d&wr hi G.. DSSsAINt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24

81 LOUIS PAPrRr Captain CLARK. Of
0' ne steamer Ben Campbell. has again
''''vs 1ndsr Obligations for ate st. Louis
P'Pss From the IztsAtssncer of Saturday
~ issrn that a lot Of new wheat had been
'''Vght into that market and the sane
fsPef makes the following statement Of its
HYsF business
yesterday vas another busy day about
- : .''se and river, und an immense e.
l,y."' oi business transacted. There we're
-. ''annoss arrivals during the day, and all
S'S's Hhat-eanae in, were az a general
i1,gs wei! loaded, The Jeanne Dean. from
sVfney, "ss in With NE usual amount OF
Isghl aud the Thos. Swami, Baltimore
sGa highhyeh from Louisville, all came in
w N.o out little freight, bal crowd. Of pso.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24
TIE u GIUits FFNII.t IT 9 u J
At North Davenport,
naaufi6tI fiya AGRA lat
FxIRBANK's CELEBRATED SCALES.

- w WI W.
FIIRBANK's CELEBRATED SCALES.
A DAPrED to any required oper-
~ t1ation OF weighing, as for iron,
coal, hay, stock, aud for the use Of
ID warehouses;, stores and foundries,
and in short for ever! kind OF tusi-
aees.
AL The great skill ana fidelity en-
w. ployed in their manufacture and
the determination on the part OF the
manufactures never 10 allow an
i'm perfect article to 60 forth from their establishmeu Ut
has gained for their Scales a reputation thai has new
or been surpassed in the whole range OF useful rae
caanism.
The Scales are unanimously cknowIedsed as the
standard in all transactions BY weight.
A lawsuit which arose from \ discrepancy OF
weights between one of Fairbanks Scales In use oy
the Baltimore y Ohio Railroad COMPANY and one OF
another manufacture was recently tried In the Court
ofcommon Pleas, baltimore; She ease occupied the
Ceurt two days and Judge Marshall in delivering his
decision stated sstne result Of his evidence. that the
accuracy OF fairbank's Scales sas established hey ohd
all qaestion. For sale by
BURROWS, PRETTYMANA z
The well known reputation of these Scales has in
duced the vendors of imperfect and worthless balaH-
ces to offer them as Fairbanks Scales, and purchas-
ers have thereby in many cases been subjected ta
fraud and imposition. The manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable competitors who trans
sct business in their own names, but regarding the
perpetrators of the above fraud, as pursuing 3 course
alike unjust and dishonofable they take this method
70 caution the public OF thoir impositions.
The patentees manufacture under their own in
spection only st their Iactoy in ST. Johnsbuty, W.
For sale in Dayenportso solely BY
BURROWS, P~RETTYMAN& DAIZELL.
b. & T. & Co.
St,Johnsbury, VT, May 81, 1856.
Alay rs. dAwly.
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

.@#Ha. D
40 The I ! of,he NV Sec or IS 4 saser
No The \ = see9f:s VI r leo acrr-.
| No3-Ihe \ w . See 10 T.5 KY r i6t acre..
fae a5ose,aree tracts are beagtlaiis -.,us,sa an
TIE hadi55ad . mILesffon Davenport
50 aeres: 3 miles from davenport.
5-Ihe } Z .ofS W! ofsec g y L ; T. 40
aeresi miles from Davenport.
No = Iie 4 I oftaa y r OF see. ay
ga acres, Oh tt,e Rail Road, 9 a,ies from Isaseuuou,
No 6-2s, a l,oacres IN Sees Il q - T.7AhaE-
No r. iG0 acres IN see,sG7 ana 3iT "a \ ~
Improved Farms
Az bnIroraa farm oI.so aeTss on the Nissi- ippf River.
t1ilucef nc timber.
Ivo improved nrRs three ntite- tn4,s. tst AM.
Eouses and Lots in Davenport.
SHJ1-Flne brick house on 9th 81. bs.tw sen HART.
Lot e0xIeG. w.
seai--Good frsme House, , rooms, good we'll, &c.
ioteSsa3l, on Brad near Locust st.
". 2'.-i lot On Brady ST. Ia2 BY 30G-s3o8-
each.
No. s=-s.!. ~ itthfi1 I Of The n. VA ser. 7.
SIN; r.. J T., u s:-Io1 acres aear Tkerh's nii.
Very tow, il applied for soon
No.fI-N + o. acc aa 50 Z 20 w leo acres.
No. rs E.ahd " aoisee ! y Ria v SO
40. 49-s W. and n . of sec m
IN AAHAsKA COUNTY.
No It's " frac. /. OF sec T16 r 10 " ii3 aeres.
o.+-s w ofsec 25T.s X II VI I66 seres.
No. 46-W / of y E. and 5 1 Of w. efsse a -
- K IA leo acres, timber.
IN BENTON COUNTY.
No. IN F. I oI sec - 4 ~ sW 100 nrres.
IN NtsfATlNE COUNTY.
No. 4s-W . u \ v nfs.e 80 t IS K " a0aer.,
IL GRUNDI FDCyEY.
No. as " . OF SEC . r. 4 IL " LOO seres.
No. 5U-S h ofsee , T RS X 10 " leo ssfe,,
No. 5i-W L ofN X . Of see 10 81 x Is R 81 srrr,
iS HARDIN COUNTY
No. I-E ON b OF see T 81 4 90 " go aefes.
No. SIS " Of NWt Of ssciaTs K 50 v g.
acres.
IN COUNTY.
NJ. 549S J of y k4 OF sec / r 50 X W 80 acres.
No. SIS ! of L OF sec 20 L 81 n . W 81 s.,ss
No. 55-Hoase and Lot, Store and stock OF goods,
in Tlplou.
WILLIAMALLEA.
General Land Agest
Feb 6-du ofics Post ofice HuiliIIs
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'o mAh.-We received no Chicago pa.
.asi afternoon, in consequence Of the
"a'A having run of the track. We
s'ood that the accident occurred near
e'a' but ne learned no further part!e
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An ANRRIcAH INVENTOR
FHE GREATEST OINTHE AGE

JfsEreat u ny s.m
piicity, rhsagnnss"i
pucs and I'd si,tr.. n ~
inc wants of 81 classes
~ the esH 80 WY
ronxly ~recommsi,d y
30 eYsfs siaae ~ To"
Gdion, batpsr'ieuiady
aL.hnaniia I'd y. The
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24

Old Brass and Copper TAINTED.
IN undersigned wiii AZ all tiaes pay The highest
.JQae I'll DIFF p MERWN.
Davenport oks CMee
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nWEt.rlrCs rCu s.Ir

OK beautiful DIV 3 ling houses and a few hundrsd
Sacres of land for sale cheap for cash or on time.
As am resolved 10 close up my business In The
real estate line immediately, those wishing Z .ei-
dences handsomely situated and very convenient
will get good bargains by applying soon.
Asy.2 du TIC EAUS.
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Banking.
EesssooR, LAwEs . BLAKEHo9E,
BANK

he6IheUk, LAWEs . BLEkEEoEE,
II 4 M LDS
ana H.sisrs !. gatatyn & r.amsstIs yxaa.pu.
uncurre4s sank Nose., cold and Silver cain
Alb LA:D sAssm
/. ,,o,,a ts oa ~ eaiis.,isp y asr.
tfc captils paterand - olstaacss nsds oa the day Of
pay ment Nee c~fcommissonl in sight drafts On tss
| nc Piznd WArraBtsbpuglL, s0ia and iaeateH. Psr'
| Eo1al attention given - tue purchase auf sale 5fl1~b
| and country property. au1 iits sef@tupn or iNERs pf
entry.
iI -signgC Check. "a s5E fefs, oj,toh, FniiSieI'
phta. Baltimore. Washington Iity pitLsbgry, Lincin-
Dati. 1t. Louie aud Chicago, always for sale in sYns
to suit purchasers. ilso, Sterling, Ffohca aud Ger
man exchange.
UTGoid and Silver Coins LoagbL agd sold.
Time bills GA Chicago, ~. Louisand New FORK
discounted and bc siness paper OF short dates bought
1T th- Iowast ra,es.
n PMoney nuon Real Hstats securities procured
!" = NAL com ta,ss,s"; ds,o.ts. Rssal-
Aka. w..
NOTARY Public and insurance Agent,
ONCE BANKING iioaseof HcGregor. Lawss5 Blake.
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3ayi1y eonni.l. ABSTRACT. ,uu..,. .t,sr..n
this eouaty and city, We ar. falIy orepsyed 10 eraa,,ns
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kso.iedgrnenis attic shortest notice snd 90 he mos:
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24

MoNSTER sTo OK
o'Hew, beautiful staple and fancy fashionabgoods,
SILKS. &C.
Black Gro dc kline sIiAs, Fancy Silks in endless va
riety; Silk Manuilas-ne " styles; Soi'd Calors. ali
wool DeLaines, fancy DeLaines. all kinds; ne =
styles Debages, any quantity and cheap.
French Covers TOR Pianos, Tables, &c,
Ex!ra super French Kid Gloves; Embroidered Wells:
Flouneing. all Kinds; English Thread Laces, TarIe.
Ions, &C.; Swiss Muslins; Dotted Muslins; Grape
Collars. 1imity Bands, ~.
Prints, Glnghams, $50.
Great variety OF shirt Aorons, Fancy Csiored Kid
Finish Silk Gloves; fi1sn and Fancy DeLaiaes; Lin
en- Law rs aed Table IAnen;
CANTON GRAPE SHA Wis, &c.
Splendid ass or,meat Of alpaccas, new and choice
styles % GinghaIns, isH Berases, all kinds OF Col
Lars; T ,eneh morRet collars, t~eautiiul styles; rich
sInbroderies in selis. "a
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.
Fine Linen Gambeis handkerchief; snawis. yarie
~ of qusiities and patterns; Thread Lace Trimming,
great yariet!; A~aufnins Sets; silk Lsces; Black
Lace Veins, oe.
HOPED AND GRASS CLOTH SKIRTS.
French Enbos-sd CbipLz; Curt Rin Goods, india
Swiss Null, Lawn Cravats, Boos Jacepei, and Cam
brio Muslsus; striped snd Plain SaiDso.s Musiins.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS,
sHEETIEGs, ~sHIRTINGs, ToWELNs, CRASH,
HucsabacE, Pillow Linen and sheeting, Scotch
Diaper, Aoase Furnishing Gooes, MILLINERY
AND sTRAA GOODS, all ne " and fresh. a
We particularly invite attention 10 our assortment
Of sta pie domestic Goods, feeling confident w can
present Undue enents 10 purchasers uDesualled for
CHEAPNESs, DURABILITY AMI FINISH.
Our patrons will always fn,l an unsa rpassed as
sortmeRt, from the simplest Notion, up 10 the ricn-
est and most IA agnlheeni article OF Dress Goods.
N. b.-Ns intend W sell a large amount of Gsods
d: a small advance from cost.
April 25th dli KNAPP x