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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-13

CITY Property for sale.
ppIIDISG Lnts, on Man, johnson, and ether
- streets ia lie basiness portion Of the city II
hrokuk.
Aiso dwelling hoase and lot, and other lots b.
the city Of Hamilton. fnquirs OF
j. g. pARR0rT d Co.,
u.e4dln rs Main.st.
A n opp0Ft entity ~ securing lot without money,
( \ IL Wolcolts addition 20 the city Of keoknk.
The Lots are situated on high, beautiful grounds.
I mile from the Mississippi River and Railroad
overlooking the city, tbs river, Warsaw and Alex
on.!gta OH lyiug on aua between tho keokuk, Des
Noiass AID Missouri Avenues.
1hg viii bs sid on long credit TO persons wish
tAg Ia improve. Enquire IL
j. G. pARAoFT Il co,
deeidi M rs Main-st.
Two LEAsE-eroands we'll lscated III business
parp9aes ). ~. PA&AUlA Z 90,
deealim ~ Aasu-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-13


Crushed, Clarified, Powdered, Loaf, and n. Orleans
stNDkIKs.
Eilspee, Pepper Gloves,
sincs, Nutmeg, Ginger,
sarigated soap, Cinnamon, Indigo,
S.lssila g. G. Soda, bal Soda,
Paim III Molasses. Vinegar,
Family = Golden Syrup, Starch,
Alamanie Dsndlss, iaser 4 Coure, Lard Oil,
S:ear;ne Chocolate, Spirit Gas,
Moala Yeast Powder, Backing,
s~ssr,n Isfft4. t'urrnst@t Rai,iss.
Star iicmp Bctieords, Ciiron,
Manila be1eords Firs, dc.
We have also received part of oar Baltimore
goods 10 witch We inrit. your attention, being all
new and direct from ths mandatory. This con-
eists Of Raspberry, Blackberry, Quiacc, He'd Cur
rant Ample and S,ra ~herry JELLY, in quart, pin
AMI put glnfx jars. splendid assers mens Of pie
frnifg Tomatoes peaehs 4, Strawberries, greentorn.
go, pGe up In eans, hprmetririIly sealed and
warrant d 10 retain their favor Lopstars #nd0 ys
teri in enc and tao pound cans Aiso, nearly every
other article usually kept in a first class Family
Gsucers Call and see. No trouble 10 show goods.
nasap d"m u w. PEIiDuE CO.
The NJ Cd ern Whitfieia.
CtEkM0Ns of the Key. G, ii, Epurgcon, Of Lon
- ,ion. with m Introduction and sketch Of his
life, by u L. Magooa. Yer saie by
aees CAVE BAILEY.
vf,iIE LADY ASGELINE..--A isy Of the Aps-
j Iachians; BY l.. s. Saba. FOR sAle by
aeos cAvEA BAILHf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-13

STAR ms. Co, OF odDESsBURGH, N. T.,
CAPITAL 100000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-13
Councli Prorccsings.

COUNCIL Roog,
Dee. 9, 1856.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-13
tsrtsuf.0csar s.ist Of i0fs on wAich
special axe. dtscana nHpnkd.

g3eatfE.ss EIgY r4myeA Dss9A ~. ~.
Qwa1 saes lss Block, Iax. Cost
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REMOVAL.
Eian Insursncs Co., ~ Hartford.
ARE you INSURED :

ms X A NOE a q A INST FIRE.
I'm BtoYss, Chuschss, Pork Houses Manufsctur-
- ing ablishmeb's, Dwellings, Huusehoid
Furniture and Mere handise efteied IL he
HARTFORD rixr INSURANCE c0MpAkF,
CAPITAL S300, 900.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

1Ae DseSonsl JaieIltgsssu of The 18th,
nskss . eopioas synopsis of the speech OF
Of Gen. Dix q the Iowa City Celebra,
uos. and which was published in this pa
Per Of the 5th instant. In regard to the
assumption and argument of Gen. Dix
that this road win be the first 10 reach San
francisco, and will be portion Of the main,
dissct Railroad TO the Pacific, the InteRisen-
err makes the following sensible remarks:
ENsking every allowance for the point Of
New from which the speaker regarded this
subject, We mast admit that there 10 much
pisusihiiity in his specuiations, and no little
1pses Ia the facts which be presents in sup
pess Of thsn. The rapidly with which low.
Is ssttiIng up all the way from Davenport
o Pert des Moines viii leave no public land
unoccupied between Fort des Moines and
Cosncil Bluffs by the time the second sec
ton fthe Railroad il completed. Then Ne.
hraska wilI be ready to take up the work;
saA the private enterprise and wealth which
viii hsvs intersected lows with road of
iron will not pause a. the Missouri, but will
hold cut helping hand 10 the sgriculturists
bsyoud. OF the rosd IL -msy weii be said, :
v5ns acqssrst eaado: il must gather strength
. Il goes. The three huadred and ffftv
milss completed in Iowa will call for three
hahafed and fifty miles beyond 1t. just as
surely - the completion 81 the road from
Chicago to Rock Island called for the road
from Rock Island to Council Bluffs. The
work, no doubt, would be much facilitated
II the great land proprietor of the country
should take IA interest In il % far al to
part with 4 portion Of his territory 10 id.
vance the settlement and eshance the value
of the residue. Bat, even without that aid,
there is every reason 70 believe that the
great problem Of road 70 San Francisco
viii be solved BY individual energy, while
tn Government 10 amusing the people with
surveys. specalstions and discussions 40 to
the most practicable route T.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

The CIscissATI SECTION or THE o. AMI
NJ. r. R.-The Cincinnati Commercial
speaks of new arrangement by which the
above road will be put upon such basis as
to insure its early completion. The stock
Of the road is now Eve millions Of dollars.--
II is proposed to issue bonds in lieu Of and
in addition to those outstanding. to increase
tho bonded debt to the sum Of ten millions,
which il is thought will leave four and
half millions 70 complste ths work. and
furnish il with the necessary equipments,
making its entire cost, including stock, to
Vinesnaes, 100 TALES, fifteen millions Of
dollars.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

Eelievis that large majority CT the citixens Of
Iowa are cjposc,. TO the political principles OF the
pyxssent Ad ,nis.raon n, and 10 the Introduction {
sla,rsy talo Territory mon free, and alec that made
free ~ the Compromi.e Of lsss and that the party
81 Wing ts~if the" nenccrate Party are STRIVING
h, m slavery roy, Rsttcaa! Institution, contra
E, lathe prtnc pies laid down In the Declaratlon 81
indepe and the Consultation taught by the
such nee citi,ens to meet In Convention, q City
Cly On the SSd day OF February fos the purpose OF
ohEnnisinga Republican psrsyt v make common
esuse with si,isc party already formod IN several
ofths osherStatee Of the Union.
January 5, 1856 - VII AANv CiSisgNs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

At Philadelphis, on the afternoon Of last
Saturday, while large company were upon
the Delaware river. the ice gave way, and
sleigh containing gentleman and four Ia
dies went down. They were all rescued,
except widow lady named Albright.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

YANKEE MASAeExExT.-The New York
Sun says the sugar crop Of Jamaica this sea-
son isb $4,000 hhds. greater than il has been
for many years. The increase is attributed
to the fact that Yankees have taken. the
management Of several Of the largest
estates, and they pay the negroes whom
they employ SO much per day. giving them
the cash at the end OF every week. His UNI
accustomed method Of doing business, stirs
up the best energies Of the sable laborers,
and makes them work with an alacrity never
before witnessed on sugar plantation. II
the experiment be continued, there will be
ample opportunities for judging Of the com :
parative advantages Of free and slave labor
when performed by negroes. a#
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

THE BEST PUMP IN USE.

,rHEsE Pamrs are double acting, and eombins
. both the suction and Force princ,plss. The pis.
toas, valves, in all cases, OF the best Bell metal
composition, making them available for use In ell
her hoi or cold liquids.
wish II expressly understood thst there 10 no
leather packing or valves about tho pump, which,
makes them less liable 10 got out of order-than
those pumps using leather.
ThsNo.y pump III raise about ga0 gallons per
hour with case. The power Of single Individual Is
me-. nine aaesns Il x,S liant ,r ssns,n. rsa
dy for use at ar moment
call and one in operation al my Shop, on Perry
ST., bet % and I'd sts, Davenport, Iowa.
For sale BY J. H. DuMONT.
Inn "A I'm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

THE Sl6sERs The call for the National
Republican Convention to be held at Pitts
burgh on the 22d OF February, is signed by
A. p. Stone, Ohio; J. z. Goodrich, Mass. ;
David Wilmot, Pa; Lawrence Brainard,
VI; and w. A. White, Wis. These gen.
tlemen are chairmen of the Republican
Committees in their several States.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

10 committed: and families are robbed OF
their vslusblcs with a. much IMMUNITY as il
there was not policeman in the city,
There is at present nnch destitution among
the laboring classes, and altboughit is net
deemed necessary toestablish sosr houses.
as was The case last winter, there y. never
theless. much need Of extended charities
and liberal donations to the poor.
49, MENTOR.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

uAyE opened new Wood Yard al Csc AL mo
III d Co, Lumber Yard. al the junction OF sccona
and Front Sts., where they have on hand iaii Ms
Hirkcry' Ash. Uak, Maple, &C.,
Which the, offer for sale the Lowest Market price
and would most respectfully solicit AL VINO are ~
want TO give usa call. M 3
RS. Oar wood 10 four feet long.
DAvsAnprt, Jan. - d-lye
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

Advices from the Rio Grande, received at
New Orleans on the 18th, reported that the
Mexican frontier was quiet. The Ses Ser.
pent was said to have appeared of Corpus
Christi. 2E 40 f AW~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

The Boston Telegraph states that the
"Ghost Story" published in the last num-
Der Of Putnam's Magazine, and VIII ich has
been much admired, was written BY w. D..
O'Connor of that city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

Geo. w. cass was elected, al Pittsburgh
sashs acth inst, Presiden, Of the OHIO and
Pennsylvsaia Railroad Company The
Direstsrs pspeed resolution favorable 10
the immediate conPIetion Of the bridge
1855 &he Alleshsny river, 50 as to make
. cosaectios with che PennsyIysnis Cen
pal Railroad
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30
Swan Mills.


TERH L S&ilIi..H Iowa. GRoua''
WE " Guild inform the etixcns aud trade OF Scott
wv and adjoining counties, that We are now manu-.
one tho following
Great Inducements to Dealers,
We win deliver dur Flour BY The 10 sels; and up
FREE OF CHARGE.
Having all the facilities for making the most mar
ketsbie -four and feeling that suit both deal.
er and consumer, VIC respectfully solicit alb raj
BAkCIAf, THoMPsoN d CO., Agents.
Jan l3-dtf Davenport, Iowa
CROFT,s GIFT CONCERT!
Last Of tine Season.
81 SOC, 90 worth Of Valuable Presents, such
as Musical Instruments, Writing Desk,
Work Boxes, JswslIy, Books, Fine
Pictures, Engravi 81, &C., &c.
AR c. respectfully informs tho citiZens Ell RoeA
IN island and vicinity that he win give Concert Of
Vocal and instrumental Music, at the
OLD METHO DIST CHURCH,
on Union Square, opposite the Island City Hotel,
Rock Island, on iHuksDAY EVENING, Feb. 7th,
whole Number Of Tickets Thirteen Hundred.
The folio wing Is list of the valuable presents TO
be Distributed among the Ticket Holders on the even
Ing ofthe Concert AZ E& 49,
tsge Furniture, marble top, l25 Gold Watch lever,
hunting case, 5000; splendid inlsid Paper Maehie
Wrtlsg Desk 25ue; superois bound BOOK Items
OF British An, 5000; handsome Rosewood writing
Desk, $780, Flute, each IA, and doll; "a Flutes
~ so each $40; Ladies' Papier Machie Work BOX,
inlsid, - 90; Violin, each oi is, and dolls Vi
olins 80: ~ violns - 90 each "a o sill, card
case, ,OO ~ fns Pictures, gill frames $40, 1900;
| ! Iniaid Rose and Satin Weed Back CANNON table,
1000; Ciarionets, ~ each, s6,e0 3Cnrionets elo
each, 5000; Gnitar, each l5, II and dolls - Gut
ars, IS each oo Banios - each, l2,0Dl Millions
Works, IN saperb Morocco, So splendid Gill Chi
ma Inks tand 100. fine Gold rhnble, 10; 80 New
Miscellaneous bind books i2i. Al pO 3tioid breast
Pins, Sis each, 525 nue Garnet Pm 5,UD; Odd
Fellow Pin. IS; Pearl Cross BOB sol hne gold
Shirt Studs, 40; pair e 20 Id sleeve Buttons, 90;
Geld Studs, each, 5uu: e Gold RiIgs, ~ 81
each, 1890; told Fins, each, 600; 50 Tine large
Steel Engrayings, 81 each. 5oe0 80 One Dollar Gfs
such India Rubber Combs, Books and Music Books
| Ac., Ae., 5000.
Tickets One Dollar. For sale At Crofl's Music Store
/ and Warren y Rhawn ms BOOK Store. t@ -
Doors open III O'Clock Concertat half past pre-
eisely. Front reserved for Ladies' and Ge mile
men accompanying them. Jan 23-ds~
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ntw advertisements.
.Nilfice,

Notice.
* EoRCE ALLlNG 4 CO. having bsBgEt out
I Il Mevsr. Scripture & MarQuss's entire stock Of
La ber would now offer II fer sale at low prices
Jans9-dlw
1NPTRlT GAS SPERM OIL, sc, Just reeeh ed
- and for sale by
Jan. 3U-dtf ALt0kD VAN fAilEN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. 100 a House and Lot on East sids Of Rim :,
street, betwee o Second and Front streets, IMX
es Building and fence all In good order
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No ise "A Double Frame House on tho corn.,o
Fnh and Scott -ireets--tha, fsst square, NJ room.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. 2JO--AHothef Two htsry Brick Hou,s M
scott street, next North oi $50. These three hop..,
and lots will be sold low, so as 10 ensure vaaa A.
vestment Their present rental 10 is par &c nj bit
price asked. The owner sells the N In ofd., r., an,
prove other property 10 nisCtth demand Tor ,.a,.
aud business houses. "
l have also number VI fino Improved Farm,
among which are thefolio~ing.
No. Ike.-A Farm In Cedar County Of aao .n,.s A.
The Road from Muscs,ine to TiploL and ,.o and.
hall miles Enst Of Rochester; ali under eun, sis.
Two STORY Brick House, Stable, Orchard, Tins.,
aud water.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

At the close of the January term Of the
Recorders Court in Chicago, thirty .four
sonvicts were sentenced to the psaiseniia-
~ $3.50. m !
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

In the Virgins Legislature last week,
the Governor transmitted special message
in re lation to resolutions from the State Of
Vermont relating to Kansas. The Govern
or avails himself OF the occasion TO give ms
views of the Southern question, and con-
cludes by advising that they be preserved as
State archives in proof OF the wrong offered
to the South, and that no action be had up
on them. The Governors communication
was laid upon the table and 1880 copies
ordered 10 be printed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

NJ. Is9.-A Two Story Frame House an N. -.
East corner OF Gaines and Fourth stree,. Sn...
rooms, hall aud Cei-ri Well Of sol, ws,er e,el
feet square.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

1 No. I97.--The nnesi Blua Lot in the CITY
North side OF Sixth street, west Of Doctor H.,,os
upon hieh is erected Brick House and s,shI. ~
we'll OF good water.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

40. Ca Farm OF - aeres, 80 Of which /, p,,y !,
50 Of which Is broken and under i.ses "a OF Tim, =,
xooa honse ana other impros.seLt,, 81 mir
north NestOf L1 Claire, GEd six ails, from ia. H.,
minus ofthe Chicago 4 Port b, fob ksiIrosd,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No. so4.-A beautiful Farm Two miles from Round
Grove, 6su acres, so acres brok su good SpriD, .nS
plenty OF stock water The impros ON euts ara n
story stone House ~ ~, Stable . we'll Of sos, :,
Ter. Toany person taking the whole this pro psu !
will be sold los, 49,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

REPUTATION OF A SLANDEK.-A state.
ment highly derogatory to the standing Of
Bishop Hamlne, OF the n. E. Church, has
been going the round Of the secular press,
for some weeks The Western Christian
Advocate OF the 10th inst, thus disposes Of
the Islander
81. D. Harlan, member of the Cincin-
natl Conference, for making statements in
regard to the Bishops character was
brought before his conference, his statement
proved false, and himself expelled from the
Methodist Episcopal Church and ministry
BY the large and intelligent Cincinnati Con-
fereace, after a trial Of three days; only
two members of the conference out Of neat
" two husdrsd. voted in the negative, be-
cause they thought the Punishmeat too
severe, fer the falsehood proved against Mr.
Harlan. We cannot withhold our surprise
that q statement so utterly false, should have
been manufactured out Of the facts of the
case
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

The subscribers having rs above purchased the
'.havkeye Store" and stock Of Msssrs. ki0rdsn 4
shead, will be pleased TO meet their former patrons
sold friends and new, with superior goods ~ low
prices. Mr.. Shesd win remain IN our employ.
ourEstsbiishmeat, corner Of lowa)and toafth St.,
will be sontinusd until We can dispose Of II.
Jans9 c-u JACOB WBAVkR, Jr., q co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

SrAnPs AND AoAxr.--The Post Once
Department has decided thatrif an unpaid
letter. from sny cause, gets In the mall and
reaches its destination, it must be delivered
on payment Of postage al the prepaid rate;
and that il a letter be prepaid with money
instead Of a stamp it must be delivered
The Washington Usion says the new de-
cision was made in consequence OF the fact
that some Postmasters are in the hauit OF
sending back to the mailing office letters
reaching them for delivery, because they
were not prepaid BY stamps. but BY money.
It IL the general duty Of Postmssters to see
that letters are prepaid by stamps. but
when, through inadvsrtence, ignorance Of
the law. or want Of stamps, letters prepaid
with money. reach their destination, it Is
the duty OF The Postmaster to deliver them
the same as though they had been prepaid
BY stamps. Entertaining this view OF the
subject, The Department has instructed
Postmasters, that until they are furnished
with stamps. they must forward letters As
herst ofore, when prepaid with money
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lTPOliANT NEWS TO fnB LADIES!

Apits wishing lo purchase 4<o1a1AOf
i I,,s tho mscl,cs of Friends would DO wen 10 eau
vi the - ,...,,
Paris & New York Millinery and
Fancy Good Store,
Where hey y ia fad the best assortment and
Cheapest in the City.
AIsc, d Beautiful assortment Of
Childrsn's and Infants White 1erino En-
broidsrsa Hoods and Jockey cals,
Ladies and Misses Nsrino and Silk Guilt
cd Hoods. Ribbons, Velvet and
Nohair Head Dresses, Large stock q kADoons,
Satins, Silks, vcivsts, Flowers. xsathsrs, D.
general assortment Of millinery Goods.
Fancy 0oods,-A large assortment Of Aeedle-
work Collars, Under Sleeves, Hdkh. Embroi-
dsrl.s. Embroidssy and Knitting Cetfsn.
Embr ,idery silk Linen Floss, aux WeEstea
ana Linen Hraids, Cord and Tasesls Gilt, silk
and Glass Dress Buttons, Coarse, Fine ana
Round Combs, Eair and Tooth Brushes,
Tapes, &c, &c.
All Of orr Goods will BE- sold q
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL.
Ferry Cheap ~ the
Paris { New York Millinery : Fancy
Goods Store,
Corner Of Third and Brady stS:,,
DavenpSrl. tdeesS-ul w. b. NICHOLS.
N. u. Marking an~ stamping fer braiding ana EN-
hYoido RIM done 10 order.
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Under this head imitcd ma Mbes Of special notoes
viii be Inserted ut 10 eseis pcs limo escA iaseros
OF 50 css. per week.
Call and Gs. One.
We will cell eur stock Of Psrie'
and once Stoves sl COST rather than keep them
over the summer. TWICHELL 4 GlLLETf q
Davenport, jan. so-diw
HAWKES. Is selling new snyraa Figs, all kildi
Nuts, Belches's best Golden Syrup, bakers prsp'd
Cocoa, Chocolate, Ac., with good assortment o
Family Groceries az lowest market eries.
JAMS Iw
Money 10 loan on long lme Al
Dec. 80. II. CokBiN q DoMs.
yxo A Guv Of ibis city. is Assst fsr tbs Dsvsnpor
DAILY snd weskly Gazette aad Ia sntoszed to receipt il
our sane. aANDkks DAnEs
1000 1000 feet Dressed am
uniressod Flooring, first quality, for sale at on
pian.as MIL. ,dsclltG CoTEs DAVIS.
Five Hundred Thossand!
500, 900 feet Or.
quality Drcsaed and Undressd Siding, for sale at on
| Ia nbsr Yard. (declltD GoTks Dawes.
| 10000 feet FIssTasALiTr Dressed Flooring
for sale BY
| aoelas BCRNELL, GILLhr q CO.
Great Chance far Bargains!
See Advertisement Of
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No. 1Sy. "a Double Rrisk House On Scot, ,,,so,
adjoining No. 1876, with ten rooms Veil sud ii.ts,,
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@ J. W. STEWART,
Attorney and Counsellor as Law,
AND FBs
r45 INSURANCE AGENT, 2aF
A Card.

II FoFFICE in ale Ciairs'so now Block, Bra
dy Street, over the Post Oinee.i &1ga
Jan g Davenport, Iowa.
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Islands

No. e0e.-An Island bel y cen u ,sanar .od +.
Claire, together with The shore u the mali lsna a.
whole containing u acres, making hne ssieI po.
rHH =
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Mr.. William Russell, the able correspond
ent Of the London Times in the Criinea, has
been mobbed and driven away by the drunk
en- por,ian Of the English soldiers, because
of his statement that the increased pay OF
the soldiers was squandered for drink. He
applied to headquarters for redress. but OBJ
tanned none, the officers having gradge
against him as we'll as the soldiers, on &C
connt OF bis unpleasant disclosures in rela-
ton to their conduct.
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A Card.
HAvIAG sold the aHawksys store'' and our stock
Ii Of Goods 70 Msssrs. Jacob Weaver, IT., Il Co.,
We would cordially recommend them 10 our former
PATRONS and friends All persous indebted to NJ will
diatsy.
Jan2S RIoRDAN & SHRAD.
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Under this head tod M Der Of special notice
viii be Inserted ut 10 esess pcs limo esca Insertion
OF 50 cts. per week.
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TO TIE LADIES.

NNIss c. STARR would respectfully announce TO
MI the Ladies Of Davenport that she Is now prePar-
eli TO serve all who desire the services Of ad
ccd and practical DR Esq MAKER
and she will learn any one the art ofcnltng and hng
Tor themselves on scientific principles, so that they
may never require The services Of another personin
this art All work warranted 10 NJ or no charge. =
For further particulars enquire OF her personally
Houso cor nd md Iowa sts new white frames with
yrser i.o, jan. 3 diff
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

Lots TO Lease for term Of years.
have several besutfui Lots IN disfsrsh n, pafs o.
The city Sor ssn, fifteen and Iseai, yssrs.
Also Lots OF Five near TIC cily on IsSss Q.
Tea OF twenty years upon reasonable tsrms pth .
right 20 purchase.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30

No iS a beautiful residence The North s,a.
The house well finished, with . rooms, rood ceIs.
Well, Cistern, food house, with variety a, sS.na
bsry, every convenience 10 make a comfortable ~.
dsnce in good neighborhood. ~"