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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

EDITOR DAILY EAGLE-Dear Sir:
| believe in an open, public political war
fare. Let the weapons be truth and Justice,
and ON all occasions, fearlessly show both to
political friends and opponents, for what prin-
ciples we are contending, and with what wea-
pons the battle is to be fought.
Il resPcoe oohtIc"f opponent wherever me
thus shows himself. Even the crime Of pi-
racy upon the ocean, would be greatly, miti-
gated, if they did not first deceive their in
tended victims, by hosting false colors; but
should manfully keep his murderous red FLAG
at the mast head.
Ours was intended to be a land of free
dom for all men who sought this for their
homes, and took the oath of allegiance to
our government; no matter from whence thew
came, or what their religious creed might be /:
but equal rights and privileges to all citizens
If apoltical party be organized who be-
Ieve that native born Americans, and of
protestant faith, and they only, should rule
America, | concede that they have right so
to believe, and so to act, and SO long as they
will publicly exhibit their colors; however
widely | may differ with them in their polit-
zeal principles. or religious sentiments; which
i believe them candid and honest in their
views, [ respect them as men, and honorably.
either join with, or oppose them, according to
to my own belief or disbelief, of such prin-
ciples.
But as | ever. have been opposed to the
principles upon which the American or
4" Know-Nothing" party is said to be found
ed; never intended, nor until recently sup
posed that was giving them my support in
the political campaign. candidly supposed
that the Republican party, Ito which / at an
early period of its existence attached myself)
was party in and of itself, with but one
chart, one compass, and one set of colors.-
never uutl recently supposed that we had
within our party political sanctorum, into
which only a part only were admitted, and
out of which its secret doings were not to be
divul ged, and | have ever thus expressed nv
belief both in public, and in private on the
subject.
| may now possibly be deceived on the one
side, as | candidly believe l have heretofore
been on the other But | have recently
come in possession of evidence which has con-
vinced me beyond reasonable doubt, that
in this county, at least, the republican party
has been imposed upon, Il mean those of
the party who have not been within the
Know-Nothing sanctorum.)
"There is wheel within the Wheel" and
today, if the republican party in this county,
was to derive its name from the political SEN
tments of large majority of its most active
members, it could not consistently be called
BY any other namo than Know Nothing"
ask my political friends to examine into
his matter, and then each decided for him
elf what he will do. | for one have delilb-
'rately made up my mind, that until the Sc
ret colors slowed away inthe captains berth
n the ship be publily brought forth, and
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15
REPUBLICAN, SENATORIAL
AND COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

AND COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
Pursuant to public notice thereof the
Republican County Convention for Ottawa
County met at Grand Haven, o'clock 2. NJ,
Oct. 8, 1856.
On motion A. w. Taylor was appointed
Chairman, and Z. s. Joyce Secretary.
On motion of G. b. Albee committee on
credentials and to draft a specific ratio Of
representation, consisting of one from each
town, was appointed.
The Convention then adjourned till 8 l-2
o'clock the same evening.
The convention convened in the evening,
and the committee on representation and ere
dentials reported as follows:
lst. That each town be entitled to the fol-
lowing number of delegates:
Allendale, 3; Blendon, 2; Chester 3; Cas-
inova, 2; Crockery, 3; Georgetown, 3; Hol-
land, 8; jamestown, g.; Muskegon, 8; Nor
ton, 2; Ottawa, a; Ravenna, 3; Robinson,
2; Spring Lake, s.; Tallmadge, g.; Polkton,
a Wright, 8; White River, 8; iceland, z.
I'd. The committee further recommend that
in case any town of the county is not fully
represented, the delegate or delegates pres
ent shall have the privilege Of casting the
number of votes to which said town is emit
tied. On motion the report of the commit
tee was accepted.
The convention then proceeded to ballot
for Representative and County Officers, and
B. Smith and M. Jackson were appointed as
tellers. Elias w. Merrill, of Muskegon, hav-
ing received all the votes cast, was declared
unanimously nominated for the office of Rep
resentative of this county; and the fol-
lowing gentleman having received a majority
of all the votes cast, were declared to be nom
mated for their respective offices, viz:
For Circuit Court Commissioners, Moses
B. Hopkins; County Treasurer, Timothy
Fletcher; Sheriff, Curtis w. Gray; County
Clerk and Register James P. Scott; Prose
cutting Attorney, Moses B. Hopkins; Judge
of Probate, Augustus w. Taylor; Coroners,
Nicholas Vyn and Edward a Partridge.
After vote of thanks to the Chairman
and Secretary the convention adjourned.
A. w. TAYLOR, Chairman.
E. S. JOYCE, Secretary.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15
Notice of Copartnership.

THE undersigned have this day formed CO.
i partnership for the purpose of doing gener-
al Mercantile, Forwarding and Commission bust
ness, under the firm and name of Luther & Hins-
dale, at the store recently occupied by Geo. Luther
q Co. GEORGE LUTHER,
NORMAN HINsDALE.
Lamont, Aug. 10, 1856.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

For THE JEssIEs.-One of tbs eastern
mills is manufacturing "Fremont and Day
ton calicoes." After the 4th of November
these calicoes will be better and more extern
sively known as woysted goods.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15
For Senator-Thirty- First Senatorial District
ISRAEL V. HARRIS.
For Representative,
ROBERT w. DUNCAN.

COUNTY OFFICERS:
{" Circuit Court mmissoner-GROSVEN
REED. A.
" ACKNOWLEDGMENT PARKS.
(" Sheriff-DAVID B. COMSTOCK.
" Clerk and Regster-WILLIAMN N. ANGEL.
4" Prosecuting Attorney REED.
g Judge of Probate-WILLIAM HATHA-
WAY, Jr.
4" Surveyor-GEORGE EASTMAN.
" Coroners-ASA REED, and PETER Dali
TON.
" Fish Inspector-SAMUEL l.. BIGELOW.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

ELECTION IN THE UPPER PENINsULAR.-
An election for one State Senator and two
Representatives took place in the Upper Pc
ninsular of this State, on the 3oth of Sep
TENDER, last, which resulted in Democratic
victory of 1000 majority, on Senator.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

sunk in the deep; or elevated upon their ap-
propriate staff separate from the republican
flag, cannot conscientiously, and therefore
shall not train in that company.
Yours, &C., L. MOORE.
Grand Rapids, Oct 8, '56.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15
PREMIUMS Il WARDED.

CLASS A-CATTLE.
Sylvester Jackson, best bull, over YRS, S. 90
Joseph w. Sweet, do und'r yrs, 8 90
Amos Taylor, I'd do, 2 90
Reuben Randall, Sd do, 100
George Chapman, best work oxen, 3 90
Allen Stoddard, I'd do, 200
G. S. Randall, best prs y'r old steers, 90
Luther Twogood, I'd do, 100
A. B. Sumner, best heifer, 2 Yrs old, 90
Daniel Angel, do yearling, 100
J. 0. Hedges, do mich COW, 3 100
do I'd do, 200
J. H. Maxfeld, Sd do, l 90
Silas Lille best fat COW, 200
Allen Stoddard, do 8 y'r old heifer, 200
CLASS B-HoRsEs.
j. Van Tassell, best stallion over yrs old, 90
Mason Eastman, I'd do 400
j. Fl. Maxfeld, best under 3 yrs old, 800
do I'd do, 200
S. Randall, Sd do, 100
Sidney Lawrence, best single horse, 800
Miner Hedges, I'd do, 200
Richard Roberts, Sd do, 100
W. Dewitt, best colt 2 yrs old, 200
A Dickey, I'd do, 100
Richard Roberts, best matched horses, 3 90
L. B. Lille, I'd do, 200
CLASS C-SHEEP.
Justus Stiles, best buck under l y'r, 100
CLASS D-swINE.
Eseck Angel, best boar under y'r, l 90
CLASS E-PoULTRY.
John Pennoyer, best coop of fowls, 200
A. B. Sumner, do turkeys, sol
CLASS FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Daniel w. Angel, best lumber wagon, 8 90
Lemuel Peake, do tanning mill, 200
Henry G. Durphy, do nest measures, 90
VIM. N. Angel, do bee hive, 100
O. N. Caldwell, do seed planter 100
John Spoon, do corn shelter, so
Benz. Lille, do sod pillow, 100
CLASS G-HoUsEHoLD MANUFACTURE.
VIM. N. Angel, best butter, 100
Mrs. Polly Baxter, I'd do, 100
Chas Afford, best hive of honey, 90
Lemuel Peake, best hearth rug, 100
Mrs. VIM. Thomson, I'd do, so
Justus Stiles, best wool socks, so
Achsa Scott (knit by lady 80 yrs old),
do mittens, so
Simeon Hazelton, do coverlet, 100
Mrs. VIM. Thompson, do patch quilt, 2 90
L. d. Sumner, I'd do, 100
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

Ey- Messrs. FERRY q WALLACE and c.
B. ALBEE, Esq, are receiving and opening
their stock of fall and winter goods. Now is
a favorable time for customers to call and
select from the latest styles of new and fash
ionable goods which the gentlemanly propri-
etors of these establishments select with dis
eliminating taste, and with strict reference to
the wants of the people residing in this vicin-
ity.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

re-" Hon. FLAvIUs j. LITTLEJoHN spoke
to the citizens of Grand Haven, on Tuesday
evening last. His exposition of the great and
leading principles of the Democratic party
was done in mastery and workmanlike
manner, and worthy the man. On Wednes-
day evening, he spoke at Muskegon.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

Sheriff, David B. Comstock.
Clerk and Register, William N. Angel.
Prosecuting Attorney, Grosvenor Reed.
Judge of Probate, William Hathaway, Jr.
Surveyor, George Eastman.
Coroners, Asa Reed and Peter Dalton.
Our compliments to apostates, &c., next
issue.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15
GE" We have delayed the issue of oul

@- We have delayed the issue of our
paper for the purpose of announcing the
nominees of the Democratic County Conven-
ton. The Convention was characterized
and infused with the true spirit of energy,
concession and compromise. The whole feel
ing was for the good of the cause; +" for prin-
ciples and not for men," is the Democratic
motto. With the following nominations we
intend to overcome all opposition, viz:
For Representative, Robert W. Duncan.
Circuit Court Commissioner, Grosvenor
Reed.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN G.. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Michael ShoemaIxer, David A. Noble,
Jonuthan II. King, John &. blanchard,
Yor,ert Grouse Dewitt G. Walker.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-15

STATE OFFICERSs
For Governor, ALPHEUS FELCH.
&c Lieut. Governor, EDWIN III. .LOTHROP.
g Secretary of State, FITZ HENRY STEVENS
" State Treasurer, ROBERT M. DAVIS.
+" Commissioner of Land Office, ALLEN GOOD
RIDGE.
Auditor General DAVID r. DENNIS.
Superintendent of Public Instruction, FRAN
CTS w. SHEARMAN.
Attorney General, AMOS GOULD.
For Congreess-First District,
GEORGE V. N. LOTHROP, of Wayne
For Congressional District,
JOHN S. BARRY, of st. Joseph
For COngress-Third District,
FLAVIUS j. LITTLEJOHN, of Allegan
For Congrcss-FOurth District,
GEORGE w. PECK, of Ingham.
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Lamont, Aug. 13, 1856.

I IST Of Letters remaining in the Post Office at
IL Grand Haven, for the quarter ending, Sept
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-24

W lssAsssslea fss~ receiviag intvrsst on
school fund. and transferring Mates, mort
eaees and other securities from his o6ce to
Audi,crs' othce--passcd.
& On motion Of Mr. RascA. the joint resclu-
ZION on naturalization laws was taken up
aad referred to special commitsee consist
Ing OF Messrs. Rusch, Kirkwcod and Msth-
ews.
Senate adjourned nesr 8 o'clock this at
ternoon ill tomorrow morning.
Ats o'clock this morning the thcrmome.
ter stood At from 10 to 2os below zero.
A large number Of the rcrobers had
leave Of absence this afternoon, and are
now on their way home, therefore but little
business will transpire tomorrow.
REPuBLIc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-24

OVERWHELMING ny o esntIsman
when BY using tle .nAln o. TieusARD HIoWxsse asa
dentrnce would only render II sweet but leave the
their breatA b bal aud e subject u delicate their
. sssss; .:'a an, s:. NJ Y : IN
4 REA11IRul d PLEx N 20 e. b .,
9uired BY uAng the ~ Or hou!Asp HLe.sna;. -
leaving il n soit and seate hk ~ teWsi, eonr
two = three drs@H and wa ~ fAcc nishs aud
morning.
In either warm cold pour two or thrte drops
Of sBALA rnousAsp PLowEgs, rub the beard we'll,
and il will make Abssuttfal son lather. much hcita.
Beware ofsounterfss None genuine unless signed ~
IVY w r. xGrinD0e = co,
sen eedom frank1in square, New York.
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HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Iowa City, Monday Dec. a2d, 10 A. N. {

Aftcr numerous reports OF Committees
had been disposed of. the following bills
we're introduced: An act 70. the relief OF
persons paying road poll tax. An act 10
amend chapter 81 Of the Code Of Iowa. By
Mr.. Perry, an sct 10 amend section 5l3 Of
Napier 81 Of the Code of Iowa. By Mr.
Giliet, bill 10 establish State road from
Cedar River in Mitchell county TO Mason
City in Ger, Gordp county. a bill was in.
Produced Tor the Ielitf OF James Melon
aid.
BILLS PAssED.--An act providing for i'm
prosements in The Iowa Peniteatiary. An
net relating 10 the School Funds OF this
State
House adjourned 10 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
? o'cLocK "A bill for an act providing for
the education OF the bind--psssed to second
| reading. An act TO amend the charter ofthe
! city OF Burlington--referred to COMMITTEE.
An act amenda,ory OF an act incorporating
the city Of Museaiine--passed. An act to
repeal an act entitled. IAN Act in relation to
Divorce and Allimony---read second
time. Joint resolution relative to the pay
ment of. d. Hoag for locating the seat OF
government of this State--read second
time.
SEHATE FILEs.-A bill for an act to estab
lish Recorders Office in the city of Keo-
kuk-passed. An act repeating so much
Of the Code Of Iowa as gives the RIG ht
Of challenge 10 the panne! Of the Grand Ju-
| ry-reierred to Committee. An act pro-
yiding for the re-suryey Of lands in certain
cases-indehnitely postponed. A bill 70
the distribution Of the property Of School
District No. 2 Of Bloomfield Township,
Davis county. lowa-fead a second time.
IAN Act to amend en- Ac, eatiiied az Act
concerning fences was discussed 1t length
| and passed. A bill TO aler the State road
from Osermsn's Ferry in Muscatine county
to Washington Ferry in Cedar county, pas
sed. A bill for an Act to locate an alley In
the city Of Keosssusr-passed. Join, res.
olniions TO Congress to enlarge the bounda-
ries Of the Siste--passed. An Act TO ru-
thorizs the County Judge Of Pottawattsmie
county to trsnsc,ibe records Of said county,
passed. A bill for the incorporation OF
Religious Societies was laid on the table
and on motion Of Mr.. Kirkpatrick, 200 cop
les were ordered to be printed for the use
Of the House Join, resolutions 10 relation
TO the establishment of Custom House
and Marine Hospital n the city Of Keokuk,
passed. An Act authorizing private per.
sons to sue out writs Of Mandsmus and quo.
warraBto-referred to committee. A bill
for an Act TO exempt from taxation perms.
nent fair grounds snd agricultural societies
-rsferred TO committee.
The House adjourned ill . O'Clock To-
morrow morning.
SENATE.--Senste file ~ providing for
the edsca,ioa Of the blind was passed.
The Kansas resolutions which excited %
much discussion Ia The Senate have finally
passsd that body.
A bill preventing Superintendent d Pub
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n.,.s. se,,ay--Tks xIasssl.

We understaad By letter from friend.
that Horace Greely. Of the Nev York Tfib-
une, hes ssoersed an Invitation 70 lecture
in lowe City. aaA yin b 10 Iowa about the
frst Of February. Has visit to this region
will be brief. and his tour mast be confined
to lim;sed circuit. II ID probable he may
be induced 70 lecture in few other places.
II early appleaiisss are made 10 thst effect
in the proper quarter. siihsseh Ne have No
direc, as-u-snee Of This. A NJ Greeley
win have 10 Paes through Davenport and
Rock leland. vs hope some means may be
adopted 70 secure lecture from him q one
o, both places. We undesstaad that Mr.
Frank WHALES, u fsva Chy. 10 &C.
qu.in.ed u ! fised with Nr. Gses'y's
movemsnts. and can give asy affirmation
desired. Nr. Greedy has never ieetured in
,his city or neighb9rhoed. We = not de-
sire to see him NOR % hear him = ssliti-
c.an, but e haow him as me man be is, az
the man who's name y faaiiiar % house
hold wofd 70 every American citizen.
We regret 10 learn that Donald G. Nit
chea, -ike nssvei,s hiss written from
Cincinnati 10 NE Chicago Lecture coani,-
tee, that severe sore shsoat eonPels him
to .Iandon iscturing; 90 II Is altogether
very unlikeljHl - hsl have ! Lecture
from Ike 1assvet' dis winter. We much re-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-24
Christmas 4 New Year Presents.
An IMMENSE STOCK OF
.JesCels.g and Watches,
PURE sILvEk SILVER PLATED WARE,
NJ usicaA lnstrU soeMts. TOYS &c,

MAY be FOUND AT
L.. n. MeQuass yeWelry SroPes
Illinois street, Corner Of Eagle,
(Smilh ii Lathreps bisck,)
Rock Island, -....... -. ILLINOIS.
"AVING just received large addition 20 my
former extensive stock suitable for the Holidays
woId invite all 10 call and examine for them SEW
and o. convinced lhsa II 10 no longer necessary 10
send Exst in get the latest sty les and best
quality Of goods In my line. Ny object has been 10
essablish drst class Jcwelry Store In this vcinit,
and desire leave IL TO discerning public how IA
success has attended my efforts.
No charge for showing goods, which will be war
rxnted ~ Represented. Prices - low a. In any
stsad moi on the ., der Of your coming, bnt come
ii once. Idseis.dwul l.. q. REQuA.
Hotel and Farm for sale.
onACRES, as broken, with = commodioas new
SUfrane Hotel, containing IS rooms, large new
Stable and lRmber enough TO build large barn, sit
nnted on Hickory and Aliens Grove road,hyo miles
isom Davenport, will be sold al bargain on i've
years tine. Applyte 1.T.LaSE-
Also
Ahandsome frame dwelling house, containing sir
Yaoms eel liar hall, closets, also we'll and stable on
he premises on lease OF IL years, situated on I'd
street., east Iowa, will be soid nj bargain ap-
tiited for soon TO (dscISd1vj 1T. LANE.
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Have yeu ct
WIFE OR DAVGInTEkSs

TFyou have you should 30 d once 10 WADs.
1 WOkTH'S and purchase one Of his handsome
SHAWLS OR CLOAAS, =,
and make ihemA 1sii6sy Pysesat, one which WIZ
be both useful aud ornamental.
RICH FRENCH WROUGHT COLLARS AND
sLREvkS, LACE SKTTS AND CoLLAKs,
EMBROlDRRkD HANDkkRChlEFs.
orr Sets Of French and Swiss Work are the q
rest and the assortment the largest 10 the cry, a
of which will be sold 70 sui. holiday P'sses'
dec23 DIFF
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~W.-NARRfEp.

Hy key r. Mason, on the morning VI he ND
as.,., Mr. RaBRRpn =. ooN0ooN, Rsq., and Mise
ELizAbETH RKNwlCK, al Of thisei,,.
With tAa steYe came solid ,sAtsinx appreeistien
~ lie wSys which ssinicrs meet do like-ssen bet
V than tcea cakes and spIoed wines. We wish tho
happy couple ione life, and none Of u less hspp,
Nan lhcis present.
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MOTTO 81 Contfaeeefs Of Bu1ldinSs
DRO PosaLS viii be received for the building o.
i three brick siores, corner Of Brady and 5'n
streets, until Tuesday, Dec 3oth at The once o. me
ssen j. {. COCHRAN, A rchitect,
a...o2as No q Commercial Building.
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15Wl LAM 1cENCY.

f+tN syF
NftxG44 ALLEK,l
sDsv t
AktoGnDYO ana CounoouoxU ~
-, ~ Hs..s. VA Hotaries PuIlRe.
# Il
i, ,,os---,an.l bushes. in wy part |
s.s: "a ss
lana r.sl sss,. Of ali lnds bought and sasa
on ecmnnis.ion.
csok / sargent davenport, Iowa
Henry Holman, q
SpoA g rl.aop h,,., 4, loai.. Mo-;
Lacas si@ %.nn... !.
s S,Hsss NJ 4 Mn. BOSTON, Moss.
IA ~ 0rSSe 4 Co..
Henry g. MarQuand, New York; s
Henry I. King,
Col y tArne6, Wasn., ~
G;B. Gasp Z g., Sneinssa NJ ~
= ~ n~rs.r. spn,ti.nd IA
We nvirs AIrsnrns =. osv w,,n n.sps, err
psoyssyv. &C. ron sALs ar nopsas~r xlcss AHp
CITY PROPERTY.
No i0a-Loe biock ~. SoIhs, y es .a, Nv
and III ri sts lot 10xiO; price otSo0; terms es's'
.,n
No. l06-stors on Brady d. between en- ana s'1
| sts.; price eisOo.
80,
No. l2O-A nam Der Of nns los near Fs"s'ste
lsgs.
No. iSs-Two desirable iots near me ssPos'
| Ne. las-Lot In block =, sAxiao 'se' price
/ 0x,I9V.
~. =.
No. le6- Lots aud IN biosk o. cofhst HocA -
..r ,.... s..r I.,.oa
No. 1t5-Tsn acre. on DIVE oos~sen A 49, s n.'s
per sse
| ~ ..or, ,,;,l stare ON "a 81. 4 door, ea.s
s ssSsa = 's ~, s.sv
-. .,a,. ON "a q h.,u.ou
| NO os-A thres story olIH 49, VI. ~ .sa.s, v.
bfs"y AZ" @sn vs. enoes 'sN.''
No GA beAatifoi horse corner VI seo.. sna OH
srooms' ge9 so s, q. s. .sa q ,o ~ a"
No ei--A double frame houss tns. o. seots ana ''n
sfs' LOT SoA's - i'0'''' e'''s' a. : P'''
No GA double brick house on scott sssr osh s'@ ~
rooms, ws''' c'''sfu' 80 ''' ''A'''
No. oA double b.es sSa.s 2. sSs s % rom e'n
Fa 81
sA Or. rate story brick house On ss'd S, !:
i -
No. GA good house on Brady .t ~ miles from nv
p pr. Ss.sss s.rns sol, ...s.
-
No. s%.a eoSss o. .ay ~, near LOCUST
r'''A' "''r .-''.' 'NA'.. r'"s'
No. o7-Good hoa.s corner Of Perry and st., els
| torn, DC lot SuAso, roomsi price $S0oo.
M ga ,.,x. hons. o. Roct Island :, near s,h, new
sSa 10 49, Is so,rd.rs Ia ses iic r. ss,,s term,
e.sy,
rooms wei ci.s.sn, s,abis &C, sn.ail shop lot
| 100; price $500. -s+ess
i :. a.. ..... "a =, !, n.,n,, , .,,
..,srs ~ T.. asns1 nrssr q. .la' ~
| 7T1777ff' = -. NJ
So.7l-Fins house ON ath S. s.Ar I.clairs st.
cornerof college square; mss xi5O; price e3ooa.
/ -. sf4
IMPROVED FARMS.
No ,,s-A h,rh,y ,upreyed arm Of As acre, IL
from s.. s, s:sss
No. II7-A farm OF goo mere. az mile, from town:
tvs. ouss bsrDs ont buiaiBes re: apple aau
peach orcharas iim6er sprip a. ellis; CON pie,e.
\ xo .r<.s,.. ,b,.s ,at,., f,o,. to~..
70. - sstes !hfee miles nom towns PaHin'-
| i''''"' p''''s"'
Ne. so-7A sosd s.rm Of sso .sra. usar Blue irsss,
heoss, well, sc price ~ psr Aste'
No. STA t.au,,sai 20 ser, farm In Pheasant, Valley
| tsst.er acre - -
No.A-A grand LArm only miles From The river, IL
| Acres Phe' sispOo'
No s.-A well Improved farm ~ miis. from the ris
| 81 on brady st. s~vd bsildiass, &c. price elO0oO.
No ss-An improye., farm. ncs,ana Ill cultivated
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-24
10. FoR TIE HoLIDAYsa
GAi NJ Cnl III EnI
MAliA0M Gifts,

DECEIvkD this day per express, lot OF
II sLEiGHING HOODS, dark colors; aiso large
assortment Of
Railread Corssts, Baton Dusks and French
prints,
and for the holidays beautiful assortment OF bs.
ioutre suitable for tho season, Al fancy Dry GOODS
Store OF GkO. 3. WEAVER CO,
deels ,iat Main al next Cook Z Sargent's Bank.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-24
Improved 0scillating Steam Engines I!
(cridge d Wadswonhs Patent,)

(Cridge d Wadswouh's Patent,)
Manufactured at the Hawksye Machine shop,
Fourth St, we,t end Of the ethyl
DAvEN ORT, low -.
THE subscribers are now prepared 10 furnish 10
i order Ensines Of any size, and Invite thOse
wanting TO call at tn cir shop, where one Of the kind
may be seen running. These Engines are models OF
simplicity and eompGctness, and combining a. they
do all best Jeatares of the common rsciIvscsttsg
engine with otherso OF great utility peculiar TO them
selves make them particularly economical In fuel
and repairs. We also make,
MILL WORK Of all kinds and MACHINERY
in general, OF the best quality.
kepairiAg Promptly Done.
Those VINO favor US with their orders ma, depend
on being served 10 satisfaction.
decls so dstf TOW NSEND, SMITH & CO.