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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-04
rHr cusA QUESTION.

One OF the beauties which the model
Democrats sre trying TO instii ~ the minds
OF their hearers, is, that Il l. righ, To steal,
Thus, we have il from the leading organs
which support the present Admins trstlon,
thar il is right for Us to'acQuire the iorcible
of Cuba, becsuse the situation OF
that Islatd is conveniently contiguous TO
the southern boundary Il this country and
as they further Say, the possession OF that
Island would give US the complete eoatrol ct
all the commerce watch seeks nxress or
esress through the Cult VI Mexico These
rolitiesl moralists enlarge much oH the
Beauty Of the Queen al the Antilles, aud
tell Us much sbou, the splendor and growth
and richness of,he fruits Of tropical coun.
try.
Because Cuba. according totheir rcas n.
ing, Is desirgb a. a eommercia! or nauticai !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in peace and important
in war, that, therefore, Ne should be iasti-
6ed IN II .mphng upon Il OF the principles
of international Law or comfy.
That is the outside show OF the argument,
which lies at the foundation OF the prapo-
sition Tor the acquisition Of Cuba. To tell
aa honest man that he has no ri2h, to take
another mans property because he has the
power Is 81 So. Or because The possession
Of thai property would increase the smonnt
OF his wealth. Sre two propositions which
need oak to be stated in order 10 receive a
decided sni indignant denial. But there is
no intelligent man IN this country who does
not know. that those who are aiming at the
acquisition az Caba. seek that acquisition
for the purpose offur,her strengthening the
power 0: slavery. II it were known fact
| that slavery would be abolished in Cuba,
| coeyal with the time Of our acquiring il, the
Efforts Of those who are working thi,her.
ward would Immediately cease.
II is both false and foolish to say that the
possession Of Cuba is necessary to the safe.
y Of this country. When that sbsurdity
was Hfst PEou!s iSdlea, w Tue ceteeraleu dho
ridiculous conference al Ostend, il was re.
ceived with burst OF laughter by all intel.
ligent people in Europe and America. The
| people OF this country are we'll aware thai
their continued safety does not depend upor
! the possession OF one or all the Island,
which guard The entrance TO the Gulf Of
Mexico. Their safety would depend on Z
precarious basis il they had any such belief
them in not at,ribu.ing TO them any such
foolishaess.
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The Elmirs, N. Y, Advertiser Of d.

The Elmire, N. Y, Advertiser of Decem-
Der 9Th, has the following psragra ph re-.
speeding new variety Of the strawberry:
Son Saturday morning last, December
lst, We had a large bunch OF perpetualiy.
bearing straw berries, fresh from The Garden
of our fellow citizen. Z. r. Brooks. The
berries were from the open air, and although
frozea through and through, ranged from
small green 10 dead ripe, ard we're of the
same remarkable variety for which Mr..
Brooks took premium al the late State
Fair. The vines commenced bearing early
in the season, and bear continually until
they are killed by heavy fros,s in the fall.
The origin Of these extraordinary bearers is
indeed novelty. and well worthy of inves-
tigation. They came up, to all appearance
spontaneously. The new deyeiopmen. is
hardy plant. resisting the cold TO an aston.
ishing degree, producing fruit Of excellent
favor, and il may safely be ranked among
the most valuable and desirable varieties
extant. We are happy to learn that Mr..
Brooks, with true horticultural generosity.
designs TO furnish these plan,s ora.i. 10 ali
who wish them In this section OF conntry.n
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The Mayor called the Council to order
The INMATES oil the last meeting read aud
approved.
Petitions ,rom the eiiieia! members oil
the Presbyterian, congr ega,ional and f'fs'
Baptist Churches, with reference TO The
running cf trains on the Railroad through
the city, on tie Sabbath day, were read aud
laid on the table
The Ordinance ,mmittee reported an
Ordinance entitled .'An Ordinance reqnr-
ing part o' the Sidewalk on the East side
OF Brady street To be planAed or paved,
which ON motion of Aid Cock was adop-
ted.
Aid Mitchell, from the Committee ap-
nointed II investigate certain charges
against NJ. Geo. T., Hubbell, made report,
and Aid. Cook from same rom, made a
counter report With the following sesoiu.
lion:
Resolved, That the committee he d.s-
charged from the further consideration OF
this subject. On motion OF Aid Prce'th
report . ( The minority Aid. Cook . was ac-
copied.
Aid. Price. from the Ofd,naace Commit
tee, to whoa was referred the application
for the lease of Washington Square, moved
to refer said application to special COM
mi,tee to consist of Aid Lambrite, Siddo-
ris and McKown; carried.
Aid. McKown offered the following:
Resolved, That the City Council will here
by agree to pay out of the City Treasury
for all gas consumed in street lamps winch
| are now erected in any place, or may be
hereafter erected al the corners of squares
BY private individuals: which was adopted,
Aid. Corbn, from the committee appoint
| ed TO revise the Ordinances, reported that
| he had made some progress in the matter,
but that the time granted by the City Co"a-
Gil had expired.
On motion of Aid. Cook the committee
vas granted sixty days further time.
The Clerk stated that he had drawn or
ders on the Treasurer of the city to the
amount Of one thousand and seventy-two
s4-iOo dollars and placed the same in the
hands OF the Street Commissioner, being In
accordance with the report of committee
appointed to district that part of the city
lately afnexed. On motion OF Aid. Cook
the doings of the Clerk were approved.
The following bills were read and ordered
10 be paid, iour-fiiths of Council voting in
the affirmative, TO wit W. d. Moore, SER
vices as policeman for Dec $500; Charles
Hill, do do, SAG 80; W. G. Robson, do do.
80; Jas. McCosh for Recording Deed,
| 20 cents; Enos Tichenor for load coal,
$3.50; A. c. Billion for two Lamps for use
OF Council, 81 so; II. " Mitchell for stove
&c for Watch House, Sl0,82; B. b. Wood
ward services as Clerk. 1854; L. Parmele
for hauling lime, &c, $3.50
On motion Of Aid. Cook Council ADJOURN
ed
Attest. B. b. WoopwARE. Clerk
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Attest, b. B. WOODWARD, Clerk
An Ordinance
Requiring part Of The sids,cak on he East
side Of Brady street to be plankei or pared,

Requiring part Of The sids,cak on he East
side Of Brady street to be plankei or pared,
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the City Coun-
Gil of the City of Davenport, That the
owner or owners OF property on the East
side OF Brady street, near Tenth street,
where the same is not planked or paved. be
and they are hereby required to lay down a
plank sidewalk at least six feet wide, and
that tie plank used for said sidewalk be al
least two inches thick and shall be put
down lengthwise, and shall be completed
TO the satisfaction OF the Marshal within
ten days from the taking effect Of this ord.
nance.
Sec. 9. Be il further enacted, That il
any Of the owners Of said property shall
neglect or refuse to put down said side
walk as aforesaid then and in that case il
shall be the duty Of the City Marshal to
proceed Immediately to construct the same
as directed in the frs, section OF this ordi-
nance, and collect the necessary costs and
expenses OF the same off OF the property in
front of which said sidewalk shall be So con-
structed by the Marshal the same manner
and with the same consequences as the or
binary city taxes are collected.
Passed and approved January I'd, 1856.
ENOS TICHENOR, Mayor.
Attest, B. B. WooDwAD, Clerk.
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INDICTED FOR BURNING THE BisLs.-The
London Standard, Of the 7,h inst, contained
the opening proceedings in Doublin, in a
ease OF Bible burning. The parties com.
planned Of, and against an Indictment was
found. were the Rev, Valdmer Petcheripe
and John Hamilton. The charge Of Judge
Crsm,on TO the Grand Jury was the effect
that the Bible was part Of the Common
Law Of England, and that 10 burn the Book
was to bring the volume and the laws into
bootempt--was blasphemous and indictaple.
The Grand Jury retired and found bills
gaInst both Of the accused parties. when the
cass was SET down for immediate trial
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upon an intelligent people.

SOBER HoLIDAYs-lt is worthy Of re-
mark. and was remarked at the time, that
during the holidays Of Christmas and New
Years, not an intoxicated man was seen in
the streets of Davenport. Why was this,
Because We have Prohibitory Law in
force, and II men were Inprincipled enough
TO violate il BY selling liquor, they we're sui.
hciently cautious TO keep their victims
away from public observation for fear that
they should be informed upon
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Wy LANDS FOR SALE
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

tract The oflhe W .seca,
The The \ i. SEES Sec 10 TEN
az w acres; situated on the Railroad mile
I ist' Il ne the s WI Of secI0T-sSRs
> ml'"s from davenport. contain, - acres.
.c,.s "a D., ne oi Sec ! 4 NR3 r 1888 ". 100
ares ~ Miie' from davenport
Z 'Iaet 1.-The Ne o The ofSreII.syg
teiss miles from the civ
soarrss = hs 81 the y Il ofsoe9iT:sSa
( 'ee' on The Rail Road, mile. from, Davenport.
ira'l '-ih OF the NV ofsec 10 I - SRg:
= ~ acres, also parts OF Secs IL and IaT 57Sn.h
hlssssippl r'er, IL miles from Davenport
tract - Improved Fam, fenced and all cnlh
Nv sasiu, n'.s house, springs and creek it, 90
| ange fence started entirely around the farm, 20
acres.
! Tract ls-lG acres IN s.e'.a7 and s4T;9yRsg
Tract is--lh Sees 10 10 "a so R9F, SEQ acres
i60improyed and ~ la Timber
m irsei NO ss--a Nae farm oi I.d acres ~ fenced
" under cultivation, miies ircm town, nile
east oi l,ubugae road. nile from Dalzeli iafm.
tract No. .3-lhe Grant I'M IL, on dubuque rosd
nliesifoh. town, 81 acres highly cultivate boGsr
aud orchard 0e.
IN CLIsI0S COUNTY, fows.
=, 80 ifas. onal of the \. W See 2 4.
Ve'ylow, fapplled tor soon.
Ia Henry County, Illinois.
tact Ne. o--sixtS acres Of beautiful lard on The
Railroad and on Railroad street In Gencseo.
Tract 1.-THE !. oil Sec 81 T NH 81 $50
acres.
la Rock Island County, Illinois
acres '
70 g1.-.i los on Brady 81. l92 by a0C-S3C0.
40. 90. Lots on BRADY Street cor of College, 81
I50eEch.
Mos u choice lot on Perry ST. cor ofsh ,sOsl5n.
no. .s-he story house on fth Il. containing ~
rooms and store Apply 10
WILLIAM ALLkS
General Land Agent,
Onleo Post Once Building.
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Register chronicles the following
"Mr Charles Jerome, who was huntips
on East Rock, on Friday, saw, high up Il
the branches Of tree, monster bird which
be took for an eagle. I,seemed to be asleep,
when he gave it the contents OF one barrel
OF nis gun, which simply unsw cred the BUR.
pose OF opening great saucer pair Of
eyes, he then fred the other barrel, OF
heavier shot, which brought il to the ground.
when II proved TO be a monster owl ofs
species seldom, II ever, seen IN this mr.,
Its legs and belly are OF beautiful ~, CO..
or, ito back dark brown, and i,s ss,s ~ ~,
commonly long. II measured five fee,.c, ~,
tip TO tip, and had q beautiful sci 81 clsw.
each fang more than an inch in length :,
weighed shout ten pound" "
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ARGYLE COTTAGE"
Beautiful Home IN Rent

uE nhdersignrd " i'll rent for one year 10 ten bis
late beautiful home argyle Cottage ana nppend.
ages adjoining the city OF Ls Claire
ms place comprises dwelling, 4 rooms, smoke
~ stable Orchard OF zoo bearing fruit trees, and
70 acres woodland pasture.
none need appl, who have large family or iittis
salaIeh' 1. {. EADs.
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To Merchants. Rauksrs and o,bs,s

/ )IsiRiNu sets OF Account Books forihe coming
year NJ would invite attention to BLANK
DooA'' ~ are 81 'niei cr manu- ncture, and are
Aneaa OF ANY thing made ia ibis region. We fur
nish Books OF all patterns order with o. without
pfhIsd headings. Those superior Books ou exhbi-
store. "a puKTER < HRO
kock Island. Dec 3. 1855.
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The total length OF the Mississippi and
sli tributaries. 10 fifty-one thousand miles.
which 10 more thta twice the seuatoriai
circumference Of the earth
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10 foj.--Ahothet ana large IslAEL sbo,s pt.
loA, ,ehtai nins lto aSEes severed with Ilu,iar =.
rssrh-ht esaIer Tor wood dtsiefs The 40 %
cord. 49, NN'tf's Ict
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A professional beggar woman, who hss
lived in Piusburg for ten years pact, has
aecumuletsd property for which ste has
refused 10000
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lsiands

10, scR - "a Island bets cen u YEA, - =
tia4te logs thsI "ith no siore q l. I5. -
wrote sonialn!ug . Eefes uakiIe lrry,IsrrL -
or. " -'s' wv
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,o. .e,.-AL vi LttoiIo acres iylrl tsl~ssL NJ.
per aste on reasonable time sad VIII To .o!J Ia ,ss
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c.. ~. o'sa.hui Farm tao miles IRON Roam
llrnt! Of stock sHtar. The impreyem.Dt,ta az, ~
story sloh" House 40 s3, Stable. Well ar &c t.'
,eni loaas person tSs leg the snoIe iii, ufe,sri
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FARMERS. SAW AND GRIST MILL MEN
The Bes. Mill ever offered to the Public IL
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL

ELTON > IOklABl.E MILL
(WHICH has taken the Fret Prtmium al ali the
w State ard couaty FARE where II has been er
y. =. City. This truly excellent Mill, celebrated
alike for is simplicity durability and praetcabiy
patented Jahy. I'd, 1856 stand. unrnsled. The large
number Of these mills sold, aud their Increasing de
nand foreibly declare their merit lover Geo having
been sold in the lasi.siS uonhsl. They are admire
bly adapted for grinding Corn, Oats, Wheat, Barley
Corn IN the eaf, Spices DC. with rapidly and per
lection unknown before.
No. Mil grinds from 10 bus. of meal, or 10 to
10 bus OF feed per hour with from 10 horses aud
other Nos. propOriionate amount. They can be
propelled by horse. steam or water power, aud ar
we'll adapted 10 irregular motion, hence al irn ng
co.. / the! can he attached to any saw mill.
MEAL sEyEs are attached 10 these mills thus rem
derng Them tic ouly truly practicable mill farmer
can have.
references be given whrrr these mills have
been IN use IL months without eitAsf receiving 81
needing dressing, and likewise where they we're Ia
troduced four months ago for grinding iron Oar.
1t IAN established Tact that all mills using knives
cat Jtcd' but neyer'grind asai" and that all corn
that neither reduce the feed TO desired dpenes.
to be used With profit. But the
FELTON, MILL,
with "Gt knives, and VITA grinding surfaces 80 bard
teLpered steel i'll net affect il, 10 pablo OF grind
ing 10 aEs degree OF Hneness and Of reducing cob 10
the hncness OF meal. These facts justify Us in
ranling these mills to give entire satisfaction.
For further inform atom and mills and right apply
10 NICHOLS, LOOMS T. Co., Office Lie Claire
House, Davenport, Iowa, or Box sos r. o.
dee 81 .dvf
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/ T lFE Insurance Is truly Il Saving. B,st IA, H.
/ j Widow and The Orphan. NV
lie rich and the poor may avail then ,.iye. OF IA.
/ benefits No man IL too poor 10 insure hls fanily
! from WI nj after his death. '''
person thirl! years Of age, by saving hre cent,
! !ll at his death. 'A''
Husbands aud Fathers. Why do YOU i.lav ..c.,,
comps tense 10 your families amer your de,th ,e
Young zen are yoH DESTROYS Of getting credit
intuTe your lives.
Young Men have you made pro,i.ion IA. ,,,,, A,
| Ginning !eaThf II not insure your lyess
sfeoiSors, Whs HAZARD HE loss of toLt by deaths
Insure II G lie OF our ebtot - "'"'N'
10 Al-haVe you made such provision for thos.
near and Gear 10 you, rs you Guild wish Won had
done, were you 10 die this Dighiy IL YOU h4ys moi
pfocfbslinale no longer, life Is uncertain ~
ainPhie' explanatory furnit he'd by Agents gratis
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
JAMEsC. wALhLRY, Presid.nt
fLlh GILL, Secretary.
Jno L.. BunSe, " Prest. l.. b. Dick era Rb ,Gt Ant
DIRECTORS:
Alfred Oil, Daniel phitlus
John l.. Bunce, Il swell Blodve,
,ehh q. butter n. u. Dekernian
Noah " hehtop, samuel Colt,
Neleoh Hoiiis.ef, JaIaes e. Wulkley
,, Is. Hereford, VI. H.; Consulting PbysIeIsu
JOHN ii. ADLER, NJ. D., Medical Examine
Applications received by HENRY Y sLAYNl
kER, Agent, Davenport. dee es dif
Patent Medicines.
JUST RECEIVED,
. utos' OF khodea fever asue euro,
smith's Tonic,
- dor oil Dr. Dennies fever md asue .,,sruI. |
Latof Masfahlsat ~ cure IN iour Loars % estefuan
Pneauoh lhs ShlJ ssi, Ia this city
s'] Ct. WEBB. !
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10, ~ Farm Vi ~ acres, 80 efshl,h j. y,,,..
% OF which is broken and under fence 4, a, 1ia
North Wcstof he Claire aud =. NO. - MAt'
minus 1.-The Chicago Port B,r5I. Rsii,s"a no '''
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AaNe sslsrat beautiful Lots IN dipcrsIt ls,f. .s
VI. si'! 'or ten Eitf On sud ,seE,y yeaIs. ~
Also lots 81 Five acres aear t6e Il, ... +. 49,.
" - '"'nl, Yeas GrDn reasonable ty.l,
EsGi ~ re!ChEso. 49,
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Farewell Concert

At LIE Claire Hail. on Friday Evening. Jan 4th,
When they will Introduce . new Programme OF
their Popular Songs. Tickets so cite. Doom open III
Il ~: u6mmeuce Jau
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". i's'-a Lohhic Frume Honse On ths ~,
tillh aud Scott streets thirty feel Qua, n.,Erf
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No; ,m;a hesse and ~ hss side o. g.
W ba'id'hs and fierce all IN good ordst A"''s
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Lots in North Dayenpct.

Lots in North Davenport.
Lhfs FGtf GtButiIpi Dwelling Hon. 90 = .
la'ehl SFt Ironing On Locust street CO. II -
has ioh setcsui ground vita !t sd t;lsy. = ,l -,
or more lots. "' VS.
$40 . n am Der u EimpfoS - %, 70 Ngtl', b..
!Hi".h,s. LmhriIs'. FrauHg', ia S.a,ts.....
.lbdhlsoh u lots, VI tis aslos as sls-i,.ara
Lots in East Iavenpeyt
lhaNe several uI.im prove ioi- H. Ia.I Ds,r,,.-,
,"lns " hsm beautifully situated on he blul gtsr,
wen adapted for business pufposra
-AIsD--
A River Los 81 Isd Zee. o.. III. ,Iy-,t s,, t..,
upon which there 10 an eSeciirnI Guar, r,lh rs,
fetaai Lame Min lad Lime hoast wb,A M ma
100 si'eis OF lime Ter dag. An r,e-Ii.ut ioea,
fora FIGURING Mill ~
Fulton's Addition
Two Brick Houses just urisisd HI ru,isL.s al...
1oh IN number 81 unimproy ed Lol. Il! low pll.
ees snj long credits. -
tnHddtuon 70 The shove, The saL,cfiter has lsr,e
aulSaAt ~ AiiWpfOf Ed and Ia Scott MsyHt,r, tta.
you sdsi' Jones' Johnson, Iowa, powesAIok. ia.
pr, .adisa'aI' IL ANA and beGtoH Counties F0r az,
in'ofmauCa respecting tie foregoing propsrty spU,
uEo. L.. NICHOLS,
-, Bcai Estate Agent,
~ - tarEcr OF Second 4 Nam IiFrrg,
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E0y.elreU Concert.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY

,yrN 4, RaTEfuL 10 the citizens Of Davenport
JfafI for tho Kind reception gwen lhem on
SMM Tuesday evening. announce that at the ear
mes, solicitation o! their friends, they III CIV e
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NJ 90 Another Two stsry Bril-, u.r,.
st9a -'hrt, htN North vi Irp. IL,a.e ,b5, IN %
and lois will hs sold low 20 a. Ia .',tt .ee'''
iesuheh'. Their present rental is 10 itrer,i ~
Ptto sshee. Inc owner sells them IN Order "a w Ns
and business houses ""N TOT slorss
! have also = numbor Of Har Improve. g..
among which ATE the follow Iuy. f''SI Farms,
No. tse IA Pam In Ct . Iaa,,, -#
The Road frotn Magazine 10 Upon ~ sS''' -
bali miles fast OF Rochester; All uTu.r I'3 'L1
aud water ''N"t'i iihe,s
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No. W. Doabie Rfi,k House or sr,,,.,.
RdosiiGg No. 9-, IA ten room. WI 80 slfsot,
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Proceedings Of the City Council,

COUNCIL CHAMBER, January 1890
Regular meeting.
Present his Honor The Mayer, Enos Itch
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100 LOTS
Fruits Nuts and Fancy Candies,

Fruits, Nuts and Fancy Candies,
Choice Fruits, foreign aud domestic, green, dried
aud presery cd Pinms, Bfanes ,Rlisins, Cur.
rants. pared Peaches, dried Apples, green
Apples, Lemons, Almonds, FilteTz
md Pecubs
For sale b. JACOB WEAVER, !f CsS
Ia lat If.
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10 " A LAND AGENfi

Lolsctohs promptly attended to in sllfgft.yils
STATE; lands entered and ssrr.Dt. lnrsiedi Iap
pssrics"t The State, None, In, e.ted and Inc. pau
~ h9h. residents; Money loaned on uueneGmbsfe
sion, e''' 80" s"ih on iVH wv
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40 Iog.-A Two Story Franc Hat,.a,,.,
ktst corner u GUtre- ard E,n,tf VI "a AotzA
rooms ball and tri'sr; Well ~ ,oit ss,., soat
ivet square. 'A's'' Ietf.
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DR.. J J. r0Ms0N,

ATE Of Massachusetts, respectfully INFORMS The
1 4 citizens of Davenport snd vicinity that he has
located In this city. as Physician and surgeon, and
trusts that sy industry and integrity ia his probes
san 10 merit and receive share OF ia-ir patronage
once Ia Atkinsan's Block. jan ! dti
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No. is'.-The hAy 1t sluf Ia, t.,A.c
Aorin side Of sisth street, wesl Of D1F,n u las
upon rhicb isereetct Brick uou,,, an, hgift"s,
y we'll VI good wgier "a .sot-, YEA
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DOMANICS, SMOKED HAMS,
at KNICkERBoCkER & co.
nRlNES In small boxes at
Jsn@Iw kNl1KERBoCKER s. Co.
For Sale or Rent.

80 ti>HE subscriber eD-fs for sals or u ht his es
Az. i tatiishnent, known IS The Mississippi
al. House, on Front 1t. The fufnitu ne, which 10
almost entirely new nd OF the IN osi sIrrosed o. les,
will bs sole with the house This establishment 4.
situated In iasotits position, aud hsssfa share OF
the public patronage. The bu Hiding 10 new built OF
brick four stories hgqt sud has been oecnried en-
~ three months. Terms made kne wn BY application
10 the Subscriber 1.-THE above mentioned House
jar. dim II kREIM.
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New and Beautiful Goods
P0R THE HOLIDAYS,
Just received nj the store OF H. PECK SON.
Sign ihs Big Pitcher.
Dec 20 d2~ Brady, below Second u.
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HOUSES AND LOTS
IN DAVENPORT FOR sayn

nffaafth street, IVES. H,st Island '' N9i14 s.3t
iae housr wei anishsi, rc0m. 90 - is
nr,'' ,,',rrn, MoGt oas, ~ yarsi, TOT OF S se'
deheo IN good ueighborhosd '''"' 'ier fe.!.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-04
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

In,cf ihis h.ad limited stbtrot srrssl notice.
viii be l,-ere, ~ ~ cg- -, tine eheh inse tiion
Gets. lcr Neek.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-04

II you whnti 10 make presents that VIII be appreris
lied, gyto Knapp & kedmon'a and buy some of
thslr fich Dress Goods, which they are selling nj
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