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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-20
n. Episcopal Church


The following account Of the recent An
aual Convention OF the Protestant Episco
pal Church in the Diocese Of Iowa, is fror
the Church journal" printed in the cit
| Of New York:
The Annual Convention OF the Dioces,
was held in 81. Johns church, DUBUQUE
on Wednesday and Thursday, May ASH
and 29th. Morning Prayer was read OF
Wednesday by the Rev. Samuel Starr, o
Cedar Rapids, assisted in the Lessons by
| the Rev. Sylvester Nash, of Illinois. The
Conysn ton Sermon, a most excellent and
appropriate one, was preached BY the Rev.
Edward w. Pset, of Fort Desmoines,
The Bishop presided, and the Rev. +. r.
Half, OF Burlington, WAS unanimously re.
elected Secretary On "Wednesday after.
noon. the Bishop delivered his annual ad.
dress, several portions OF which were refer
red 10 appropriate committees. On We'd
nesday evening, a sermon was delivered by
the Rev. George Dsnison. OF keokuk, after
PRAYERS by the Rev. Messrs. Half and Wal.
son. On this occasion, the Bishop confirm.
ed a Law delegate to the Convention, from
So. Pasgs, Bellevue
On Thursday morning, the Rev. Mr..
Louderpack. OF Davenport, read Prayers,
assisted in the Lessons by the Rev, Mr..
Towns. The Rev. Mr., Starr preached
The Bishop thea proceeded 10 the ardina-
ton. as Priests, Of the Rev. James Tritnble,
oil Lansing, and the Rev. Hiram w. Beers,
OF Lyons. The candidates were presented
By the Rev. John Uford, OF Muscatine.-
The Holy Communion was administered by
the Bishop, az assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Starr.
The following persons were elected as
the Standing Committee Tor the year en-
suing:-The Rev. Messrs. Baichelder, Uf-
lord, and Starr, and Judge George Green.
Ebenezer Cook, Esq, and DR.. VIM. Keith,
The following were elected as Deputies
to the General Convention:-The Rev.
Messrs. Ufford, Denison, Peet, and Brooke,
and Judge Greene, Judge Johnston, Gen,
Nan Antwerp, and Gen, George b. Sar-
gent.
On Thursday evening a spirited Mission
airy meeting was held, when addresses were
made by the Bishop. and the Rev. Messrs.
Ufford, Townsend and Peet.
The proceedings OF the Convention we're
delightfully."- harmonious, and all felt that
the Divine blessing was resting on the Do
cese. Iowa has already eighteen clergy
men, and twenty-three parishes. Seven
or eight new parishes were admitted du-
nng the late Convention.
The Convention adopted a Canon eonsti-
,uting the Bishop and the Standing Commit
tee a Diocesan Board OF Missions. The
Bishop reported thai he had raised nearly
aigh, thousand dollars TOW ards a Diocesan
~ -.Ls.L - h..p ,..I .. ~. 1r.,,oN
who lave invested it in public lands. The
Convention voted thanks to the Bishop ter
his efforts in this behalf, and also 10 the
C~hurchmen at the East who have so liber-
ally responded to his appeals Tor aid.
The next Convention is TO meet al ST.
Johns church, keokuk,i in Nav, 1857.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-20

AMERICAS PRISONERS 10 mexico. Tie
city Of Mexico correspondent Of the New,
Orleans Picsyune says. under date Of Mag
18th
1.-THE Americans who we're taken prlsoH.
srs at La Pas, in Lower Cslifornis, in the
u~nfortnnsle and foolish Adnirai German
expedition, have arrived IT. the valley, anu
are now CHARTERED al Tscubsys, where they
are TO be tried. They are soout l2o ia
number, a fine looking set OF men, who have
been marched on foot from San Bias, u
pleasant trip Of nearly loo miles. The
destitute condition OF these men has excl.
ted a lively sympathy among the Americana
in Mexico, and as il IL not believed that the
expedition was filibustefous. bot intended
to aid Gen. Alvarez, every effort has been
made to minister 10 their comfort. An ex-
tensive subscription has been got up in
their favor, clothing OF all kinds has been
contributed, and representations have been
made personally in their behalf TO the Pres.
idcnt. 1t 10 generally believed here that
these Americans will be acquitted on the
ground that they were induced to join the
expedition on representations Of the agents
of Alvarez 10 California, that the proceed
ing was rssulsr and had the appreciation u
the liberal party 10 Asxieo."
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lnpsovxp CABS 0 TEE iLLIsoIs CEa.
! RXrrRoAp.-By the Detroi, Advert.
~ Of the 9Th inst, we observe that half
dossn new passenger coaches had passed
,hveush there from the Buffalo Car Com.
for the Illinois Central Railroad,
Which are far ahead of anything in the car
line ye, seen 10 the West. One of them
eentsins six ststsrooms, each loom having
.xo seats with cushioned backs. long enough
for ! person to lie upon. The backs or the
ses,s are hung with hinges At the upper
edge, % shat they may be turned up at
plssssEe. thus forming two single esrths,
enc over ths other. where persons may
sleep wiih al the comfort imaginable, In
enc enA oiihe car 10 asuall ~ssh room,
With marble wash bowl. looking glass, &c.
On lie opposite side of The car from the
state scemsi 10 q ros Of seals with reyoiy-
iag backs, sim,iaf to BARRIERS chairs. % ar
ranged that the occupant may 81, strsight
or recdne In an easy attitude, st pleasure.
Tue other ave cars have each two or three
similar state rooms, the remainder of the
ear being furnished with the seats Of the
usual hna. With Ger. Of sbis kind, rail.
.oadiag viii soon become ss comfortable
a. riding UPON cur luxurious steamers
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The dismissal Of Mr.. CHAMPION brings tc
mind the case oil Mr. Jackson, the British
MiAister, wbo was dismissed IN 1909, for
grossly offensive condnct. He had just re-
turned from Denmark, where he bad been
i~nsolen, and ossrbearing. Our government
would not submi, 70 his arrogance. The
Secretary Of State informed Mr.. Jackson
that no further communication you'd be re-
ceiSed from him. Mr.. Pinekaey, our min
ister to England, made & representation Of
BIZ 1sekson's eohdue. to the Bfitish Gov
eminent, and he was recalled. Fifteen
months elspsed before . successor vas ap-
pointed.
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A THIsr IN a TIGHT PLAor.-A f.

A THIIT IN a TIGHT PLAcr.-A lev
evenings since some malicious rascal en-.
tered the House OF DIR Dawson, before The
doors were cloAed, and entered a closet IN
the hail, leaving the door open. Presently
s storm arose and the wind bePnn Ia
blow. One OF The ladies closed Tie hall
door and 81 the same time pushed the cio,
ell door shut. After all had retired, the rob,
Der intending 10 sally forth and seize his
prey, found to his modification, that the
latch did not come through the door, bu,
fastened on the outside. He nas there
tight as a rat in a trap. He stopped
ia his mad career, and considered his ways,
and finally concluded he must get out or be
detected Ia the morning, 30 he cut around
the hinges and succe eded, somewhere 10
in the nsigh barhoot Of day break, in ms
king his escape. Oae night pfoftshly
spent 1katoo,4 Herald.
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MI. Buchanan Endorses Border Rusaauism

Wise is the candidate that knows enough
to keep his mouth shut. We had supposed
that Mr.. %Buchanan's ssgacity would hav,
had that extent, but il turns out otherwise
A keystone Club went to paw him thei
congratulations on Monday morning, a
Wheatland. He made them a speech, ir
which he took pains TO say:
II have been placed upon a platform O.
Shtch ! most heartily approve, and thu,
can speak for me. Being the representa-
tive OF the great democratic party, AID not
simply James Buchanan, | must SCARE MY
oypuc ACCORDING TO TIE PLATFORM OF
THAT PARTY, and inser, no new plank moi
take one from it,"
II no doubt has hitherto oeen enter.
tanned that he would prove less subseryient
to the interests Of slavery extension than
his prede c%essors, this d~issipates it. In the
platform which be "most heartily 40.
proves" all Pieree's policy in Kansas, and
all Soule's hIlibustering in Europe, Cuba
and Central America, are unequiyocaIly en-
dorsed.
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Arrsp THE M.R-We 81

AFrER THE Waive see the price o.
mules that have been used for army pur.
poses in the Crimes, stated at four francs
[75 cents and the market dull al That. Tne
reason i there are no buyers. Those who
owned the soil have been SO utterly impoy.
erished that they rno buy mules at rs
cents a head. After the Mexican war.
some fthe materials OF the Commisssria,
Department were sold out at equally great
sacrifices.
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Sxg MKT RRIsID1nz.
on skesciasions have been rsalised
49, hepes hspsshssn fAAs. gredhea BY
he esaipssien Of Jsss c. Faxnesr.
The fSst that be was nominated on the
ssesAl tehs4 eAs~s that he csavention
asrsass ssosseesl sAs e-rsesasnt sponta.
assuA - ssaninevs e-xesssion OF the
psseas. - psaasal history Of Ne age
ass essaay 80 chew - iasssnce Of . man
ssise nsrs slsarly tAs choice Of the pspu-
~ wll anA ~nhss than this nomination Vi
Fasnoss By The PhiadslpAis Csnse n,lon
HAa AAs aissaAs been repeated with
bssknHs q pride AAd a1ection si every
~hsastAsssae OF the country. He s loved
y de cAiiArsa. He u rsspectsd By their
passsts. HE scisat6c and geographical
achievements have fsadered him . peer
Asssag ~ asssabiagss Of The wise neu Of
he wsssd. Bss superior 70 all the homage
saa applause which he has received =. the
aariag sod succeaful explorer OF new reaies
tor the progress OF civilization, 10 the love
which The tres-born people Of the West
and Norlhw est bear him, because he las
been the steadfast friend OF freedom n the
wessesn ,erri,ories, because he saeriissd
Lis personal prospects in the stuggie for
n~aiaainine isse institutions in the l'aci6e
states, hscasse be manfally and successful
IL held he Aag Of fire edom above the -iimy
polls,ioas in which the slave power soush,
10 Arasgls IL.
HosA under The influences OF SLAVERY Nj.
Fremont haa nobly risen above the had -
soeiatiens - which 80 many able men have
succsnbea. and like = great character 81
ancient snss. has rather chosen TO throw
in his loo viii Ne people, and be the chan.
pien Of republican principles, than enjoy
he pleasures and hsnors which were ten
asred % his acceptance, by the powerful
patrons Of the bsneiul system which At
present enjcys 81 ~ascendancy so alarming
aud % entirely u~ndeserved. Ths noble
stasd Which Frenon, tsok in relation 10
Ksasas, - expressed in his letter 10 Gov.
RsAiason. was the crowning laurel to a
career Of bsautiful consistency, aud was
dosbsless the immediate cause Of tbs nemi-
nation WHICH viii shortly be ratified by The
pssple. The excited feelings Of a Tree
people have Of late been partially ssDander-
ed. for lack Of . definite object Of eoncsn-
tration. That dl6culsy 10 now obsisted.-
10 besser standard bearer than the one who
has bssn appointed. could have been cbo-
sen oss Of the whole country, and under mis-
Leadership, the opponents Of the presen,
corrupt. ssrvile and ueachsrous acminis,rs.
don. ere assured Of victory. We congratu.
late our readers on the brightness, Of The
sieps which indicate ihasyozz {. FRKAos1
win Be The next President Of the United
oAtss.
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Tn xxx1 yicI PKKxpKxT.-By ! tsle-
graphic despatch received LAST evening. we
earn TIA; WII,AH l. DXYros Of New
Jerry, 10 the Republican nominee for the
Vice Presidency. We have net time 10
ssJ more than that the n~oEinsuoais 4 good
enc. and strengthens The ticket in = section
Of sounuy whore we wanted it strengthen
-
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CAPITAL BUILDING UNDER CONTRACT
The Fl. Des MoiGes Statesmah of the 18th
says:-On Saturday last the contract for
building the temporary capitol ofIows was
awarded TO Messrg Hyde q Co., al $50, 900.
They are gentlemen well known as large
and successful building contractors in
fehnsyiysnia We feel SURE and cont
cent IN promising to the thousands inter.
esied IN This matter that the building will
be completed in ample time for the nert
session Of the Legislature The Homes
will be a splendid edifce. and ia 10 be erect.
ed facing the capitol square, on the sou,b
side.
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tsosr.-The Low. Gil, ReDo,kr

ihosr.-The Iowa City Reporkr an
assnciag = meeting Of the Slsysites OF
die Capital 10 be held on Monday even
iAr says. Among them w may note the
probable presence Of Hon. Joseph VIII
lisns, the gentleman who demolished Col.
kaas 10 Anssstine." Any person who is
~ sjl s~cqssisted with Judge Williams,
sss sepssclsss shs shove keen stroke Of
isesy dat our frisnd Of the Reporter uoin-
, entlosslly plays ~ uPsD the Judge
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A LARGE THAis,-The G eneseo Stand
ard says freight train Of 6hy-two care
passed that place = few days ago going
west, on the Rock Island Road. This road
10 doing an immense business.
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DRow SED,-Mr. Chas. LOOMS, a highly
respected citizen Of Peoria, Ills. as drown.
Cd while bathing in the river at hat place
Oh last Friday.
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FrrAscss OF Nav HAkrsHraK.-Ths

S1NAuCSS OF NAV
message Of Gov. Netcslf, Of New Hsmp.
shise, states that during The year ending the
lss Of June, 1853. there has been received
into the State treasury, from ell sources
ipciuSing the cash on hsn5 and some TEN
pessry loans now paid. S2lE .2e2,s ant
shese has been paid out in tie same time
oie0. l16.S %, leaving q balance OF Sis,l55,.
70 The State debt 10 S64.i27 20.
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Ton HYE. TURNED ScHooLaAsTEE.-
Tom Hyer, it is said, whipped delegate to
the Cincinnati Convention AZ the Burne,
House. Why didn't he whip all Of them
IL would have done them a great deal oil
good.-N. Y. Herald.
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The Chicago Press says Que dollar bills
on the WinnsbAgo Bank, Wiz. sltered 10
lens. are in circulation in that city. The
LsSk issues NO tens.
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uew advertisements.
Fine Jewelrv.

'iNHE subscriber informs the patlic ina their .toek a
ans and fashionable gold Jeselry. will be Disposed
Of Al msnafaeturers prices, during the remainder ii the
Tail.
All ALcls Warranted.
JuaeI9-i3t ". 4 uASKI<S
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Y EsiktDAi Jane IEh, Oh Ripley street bet. 81 aud
i 5th streets, a WHITE \ ~EIBRoIDER.
BID sLANhkT. The finder viii lie literally rewarded
BY i-aViag ii At tins Otic~ OF with
ltdr ~ a. pt,1n.x
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Lime! Lime !,

k'kksH Feft pSrOn Lime +or sale at Shelly. Linn,
i House. Call atChilda Baksr'. Hard sar. 80
near Second and Brady. ~
June - d 2t~ y SugIrv
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Minnesota Items

ADVANCE Is REAL EsrArE. Dealers in
real estate, aud owners generally, in this
vicinity. are looking forw ard with a pres,
deal Of confidence TO a rapid advance in real
estate Of ali kinds during the next two or
three months. The advance is expected to
be greater in wild lands than in town prop
erty, because the land Offices in Iowa and
Wisconsin are being closed up, until the
selections Tor the different grants of land
Tor railroads 10 those States have been
made; consequently an immenrs amount Of
capital which has been seeking investments
in Iowa and Wisconsin will, as a matter Of
course, be diverted to our Territory. In
fact, we already begin 10 feel the effects Of
this concentration OF capital within our Dor.
ders. The rush for lands during the past
three weeks has no parallel in the former
history of Minnesota, and almost every acre
OF land subject to sale in any of the land
OH ees has been entered. Since this state
of things has existed, holders have been ask.
ing higher figures for property, both in town
and country, and We believe those who buy
nov wIll do much better than those who
wait for a decline Ia the value ofreaI estate,
before purchasing, for they will certainly
be disappointed, and the result Of il will be.
the latter class when they DO buy must
pay i very liberal advance from present
prices.-Pioneer and Democrat, 1874.
EsIaRATIos.-The emigration . pouring
into the Territory al a rate far enceedlnT
the predictions Of the most sanguine. Every
day the Dubuque and ST. Paui road X
lined with teams. and large droyes OF cattle,
| sheep and horses. The number OF wagons
passing will average fifty per day. Every
road Leading through our country is lhrong.
ed with hardy, industrious and enterprising
emigrsntE-men who have the requisites
for building a mighty commonw eslth. We
say come, you who would esjoy health, pros
perity and happiness-come 10 Minnesota.
at all events come and examine the coun-
| Try. and we will risk the chances of your
settling with us.-Fiamore County Pioneer.
LATER FROM MExIco.-Tha N. Y. Herald
has later adsices rom Mexico via Havana.
The struggle in the Assembly against
Comonfort terminated in favor Of the lat
ter.
Gen. Alvarez had retired from the city in
disgust at the conduct Of some Of the off
Gals who were anxious to use his influence
for selfish purposes instead Of the general
welfare.
The Spanish Minister had reached the
city Of Mexico, but had not been recognized
nor would he be as long as the Spanish feet
maintained its threatening attitude al Vera
Cruz.
There was however much excitementand
fear lest Comonfort would be required 10 re-
ceive the Minister, according to the terms
OF the treaty.
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No. 10. "A beautiful little place On the has, nx
aud Dubuque road, 70 acres with a good dweIIi,s 1n'enport
o rooms, stabling, Well, Cistefn, Orchard apd ~ aoase OF
in hne order S4,JoO; = credit Of seven year, Will Ihu A s ali
FOR part OF the purchase money. SvsD
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NJ. l54-A Farm of about go aero, u.o, ma,
adjoining No. ~, a Two story brick house, Two :. = 1--WE
watei running through a nns grazing farm sm S 'Fssais .,
under cult.rsiloni price eIU per acre. "~l3 all
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about M io acre. s ,lII.r y ali nI ssao. ~ acres : in Hickory ots,,
with d log house, soud ftahltng, 4ei price I io !. louss
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Nc. l'o--A lot OF . acres just west Of III, cx
grounds all broken and under fence. Pric. asoo 'us'si,
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No. los-ons Of the finest farm. in IN. o,r..

No. IOs-UI0 Of INC Hu'st FAIns IN The County. !,
there Is ~ acres OF good timber, II acres tin,.,hs, ~ whL4
Price 90 per acre. "ioagh II.
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WAR! WAR! WARE
var ~ nansat, prizes sl,no
hspoh SoIr, . SUE ~ vuIos time, LES
Lue Aha aoFessutes o. hoosrt Romano, 1875
A Hunters Life among Lions, Eie phs nts. e., IoS
The ship Carpenters Family, sS
The States and Territories Of ne Great Ws,t
in 1856, os
Gabriel Fane mis- fortune and his Friends. =. I.2s
s second journey round The world, Ios
1pohses 9porths fUur, ~ frank Forester" LIS
LIS any LaooLso ~ W, yad.oh, 1875
Treatise on Punctuation, By Wilson. I. III
Plq-fi-bus-ta tab by Tx Philander Doesuck. p n - M
Aithe TWlN CITY BOOB STORE.
2nd street opposite L. Claire House.
June S. II. STARR
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NO. lJe'-A lArm OF 3e acres on The Los. aFo,s
Road, . miles from the CITY aud the upJI,fiss ~
OF taesa~ mill tract, containing 20 acre. isO sr,-.
uhderisnee, l4O acres under cultivation, ,olue br.s'
nmeei q frame house 8 rooms, barn, 4 nns orch.j
VIII DO dividsdto suit purchasers,
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millinery and Dress Making
mStes 011sIament,
On Brady Street, W stairs, over Mr.. Jacoby,,
Drug Store.

Drug Store.
MISS hEN WICK respectfully Inform. The
4Nl isoies o. Davenport aud neighb0raood that shs
has on hand = Large and extensive sioeE of NJiIi,n-.
~ and Dress Making Goods, and ID weekly rsrei,tns
iresh supplies from the Hast. She he. aiso . t.rgs
assortment OF isshloha6ls hanullas; Ladie, own ms
teriat for Aantiilas, msde - order. sh. ha. sisa on
hard $ stock Of Flannels selling al 10 " prices. Soil.
ed I'm bf9idrry selling on below eost.
June go
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SsSss au - ny
Of, on the line between seott and Mu~catins Coma'tpp nv
sLort distance below t"Pt Dodgo's nns stock farm aaes; a
~ per acre, price
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No. l7s-An Improved Farm OF a.u .n.
and 10 I 50 Il . u loo acres Timber, 100 ae,sa l., TstaAs
tl,ation, Two dwelling houses, barn, sood s,ngt 'ns.f cai.
Pfioe 81 per acre. wallet T.
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To Lease,

OTIS On Brady, M.iu and Harrisou Streets, 10 lease
IL for a term u Eighteen Years. These lots embrao,
sDms OF the most h"antiini building spots Ia Davenport.
Apply 20 " IL y. GURLFY
Otncs OF Nam, between Front aud second Str,-t.
lime 1adlu
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GOLDEN sYRUP-l0 Barrels OF the most superi.
VI or quality just received al the 'Hawkeye Store
by JACOB WEAVER, ia, q CO.
Mocha G~Offee-AIso Esst.es Of Csfss, east
M cakes; u new article warranted, made after The
old fashioned corn turnpikes, for sale AZ the aHawk.
eye" Juue IL
Summ presses Tallow, opal, Star,
~ Adamantine, and sperm Candles, equal 10 wax,
also transpar rent soap, for sale at the "HawSeye."
nlLS-oiss, in bottles, also Lard, sperm and III.
ephanps Oils, suitable for Msehiner, or Tampa
for sale at the "Hawkeye.s June IA
ID ELtSHES-Pickios, Preserves. DC. Cucumber
III In glass and wood, Onions aud horse-radish,
Ounce, Peaches, Plum, Pear aud Biackberry Pre-
serves also Apricots, Oranges and Cherries, Apsle,
Curfaai, strawberry, peach, Orange and Black Dc
ry Jeiiles, hetchups, Pepper Sauce, Capsrs, Bay
Rum, Rosr Water, All sorts Of Extracts, ana Fresh
Oysters ne" and 81 all side packages. and for sale
cheap at the HAWkEYEs EORE.
DIE E~RJtfN-Peacuos, uamsOns, BlaekberIe,
i RhHbaro, Whorleberres. Gooseberrie., and
Cherries. fOr sale at the "iAWKEYE +,
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No. l21.-l2u acres Ia see II L ;s
1ncer cultivation and all under fence. ranS1asts i
buildings Prlse ~ acre. Win ,eiI .oss.aAAo's
same torns. oes6t
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WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
DIAM, Figured and dotted Swiss Muslin,.
J. JAconet aud oarsinet CaIabrics.
Plaid, Striped and Plsin Ssinsook..
Bishop Lawns and Book Mlslins.
Isretons, India Dimity, Victoria skirtIug.
Linen Long Lawns, Birds Eye Diaper.
line Linen and Grass Cambrics.
Cambria Dimities and Dimity Bands.
Figured Priliantes, Checked and Striped C.n,L,fta-
For sale al low prices at WADsWOETHS
June 20 DIFF 1t a., opDOsIts f.. Clair. Hon..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-20

So.iljs--A beautiful sPot GsAT the new Ceu..,,
Sseres, = good ifAns House, ~ rooms, we'll, ana.
stream u water running through. Price slot NC.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-20

No. lls.-A %sGsliana beautiful piece oHuud.tu.
acres. Price ~, 900.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-20

w. II Also 70 acres adjoining the abo,.
and cultivation. lTlca Sloo per acre. "ue isaes