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Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13
Clothing, Boots. Shoes. Dry-Goods Sc

OioIHing, boots, Shoes, Ury-Goods, &c.
4 large invoice of all kinds of clothing for
"A Fall and Winter use.
IL cases mems. boys, women's and chiIdren's
boots and shoes;
ii cases hats and caps;
115 pair macXanaw, bed, Indian, and horse
blankets;
6OO pair Missouri country Knit SOCKS, country
jeans, and large and we'll varied stock of
every Kind Of fall and winter dry goods.
including superior lot of fine dress goods
for ladies'
Indian goods kept on hand.
1t is my purpose TO sell low. and will satis-
fy all who call that they will find Atchison the
best market in Kansas for buyers.
Missouri farmers opposite will be dealt with
as have been accustomed to deal with them in
Platte county. Their hemp and other produce
will always be bought for cash.
s30-y STEPHEN JOHNSTON
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13


a COMPREHENSIVE PRAYER.-A cor
respondent Of the Courier, listened to the
discourse of Rev. E. B. Foster, of this
city, on Thursday of last week, at Law.
renee, on the Kansas question. After the
discourse had been concluded. the follow
ing prayer was ofsed by the clergyman
before whose congregation the address
was delivered, which strikes us as being
singular, but comprehensive
90. Lord! we pray thee that the free
men of the North. the East and the West,
may squat in Kansas, and drive out the
border ruffams.' This one thing we ask
for Christ's sake. Amen"
We clip the above from the Citizen
When we read it first in the Courier, we
thought that out of tenderness for the re-
putation of Mr.. Foster, we would refrain
from noticing it, but if the friends of that
gentleman have no more wit than to ex-
pose his follies, we are under no obliga
ton not to let the world know that he
went to Lawrence the other day, and
whilst there, succeeded in making an ass
of himself.-Lo,OeU (.Mass.,) advertiser.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13
n. RICH,

CUTLER, u. S. Army, at Fort LeaSenworth,
~ is constantly receiving fine old Liquors.
Wines and Cigars; also general assortment q
choice merchandise always OF hand III
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13
M. p. RIVELY.
TUT AND BAKER,

TO THE CITIZENS OF KANSAS.
~ tail dealers IN Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Oils &c, at ParkFille, can now sell to ths peo-
pie of Kansas any thing in their line, cheaper
and at less trouble TO the purchaser, than any
House this side of st. Louis.
ParkyilIe, Mo. sitf.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13
Building Materials,

OCKS, Latches, Bolts, Door, Gate and
IL Shutter Hinges, and Fastnings, Screws,
Spriggs, Brads, and finishing Nails; Putty,
Sash, and Pine Panel Doors, for sale cheap by
oct. 10, 1855. STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-05-13

ST. JOSEPH, No.
- AVE IN store the fol.o,yjng n.n.,
which they offer to the trade hsrsaeies
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26
rhs ssx campsu,.,i.p Law /.

The Chicago Tribune says an old and val
asd correspondent sends Il the following
Ines in relation 10 matter Of public inter
est
"From Islesl adviees. perceive that ths
new compensation bill, allowing members
instead Of per diem, salary of $4,000
per snnum, besices mIlesge. ! do not knos
what effect this 10 10 have on the public
mind; bot the time seems 10 have been che
sen amid an overwhelming excitement or
another subject, with view not 10 elicit the
notice which IL otherwise would do. This
additional compensation may, for anything
know 10 the contrary, be just and proper
out If il should 60 down with the people, il
sill form striking contrast with the excite =
ment of 1916, IN consequence of The new
compensation bill allowing members, in
stead of ak dollars per day, q salary OF 81, :
500 per session. There was more excite.
nent on thst subject than probably be ore
on any subject. ! was atthat tine jour.
neymsn printer ia PhiladeIphis and Della
ware. Mr.. Clayton, Federsiist, aud rer.
resents.ise from the latter, was len gu, by
TIE nominating convention they, fearing
the people, would not rick the nomination :
tie appealed 20 the people, aud wac badly
besten. On my way westward 10 1877,
stopped over season in Kentucky, during
which | heard many amusing anecdotes OF
the Congressional canvass in thar State. -
Mr.. Clay was among his commitments, be-
ging the people 10 forgive him, with tear
IN bis eyes, aud on one occasion, il 10 said
actually cried. He asked them il their ri
des had never missed FIRE, and If 30, wheth.
er they threw them away, or picked the
aint and tried il sgsin THE response 70
which wssi We viii try you again, Hst.
~. -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26
Tae pro-slay.ry Candidate.

Pierre Soule. one ot Mr.. buchsnAhs AZ.
.,stsnts In tho cencoction OF the Ostend
manifesto, has gone 10 Central America. IL
Is said that his departure hiss caused cons1d-
cradle aneasiness al Washington CITY, as Il
Is supposed il be ia some way connected
with another iilbns,ering operation against
Cuba, Walker may be loo busy with his
own affairs ;a lend ANY immediate assistance
10 The oatend coaspisalors, bn, the anse,tled
condition al Spain has agnin raised Their
hopes 10 high point, and il will be greatly
10 their advantage 80 have andisinrbrd pos
session Il position IN Nicaragua, iron
which ,hes esn take observations ami per
feet their plans ri leisure We presume
thst Mr. Rnchanan s. mpathizes with the e.
forts oi soul0 and the other conspirators'
He las placed himself on the record, as "a, :
ing that ii Spaia refused 10 sell tnba, We
would be Justified in taking il from her ey
tarce. and as he doubtless still eniertans
lie opinions tins expressed be must WASH
,ucces. q any movement having IN view
il.eir practical establishment.
A pretty man, truly. to be supported Tor
the ofHce ei President OF the United States.
Gov. Wise advocates his election, and sp-
meals TO Virginia 10 give him her electoral
vote, because his election would double or
treble the price Of negroes. Another poF-
lion of his most ardent supporters. base Their
advocacy or him upon the Pirsticsl doctrines
which he hss announced and to which ne
hs. subscribed his name. The Richmond
Eaazsrer expressly states that was Mr.
Buchanan's regard for Southern iassi,ut0 NJ
which induced him to associate himself IN
the authorship Of the ostead manifesto, snd
grounds upon that fart its most earnest sp-
peajs TO shareholders, that they unite IN IA
yor OF man who stands SO pre-emlnentiy
pledged to advance their particular interesis'
What spectacle is thus presented to the
civilized worlds--io the friends and fees o.
republican institutions throughout chrsfen-
dom,-,hst such facts and such arguments
as these. are used to advance the election
or a President Of the United States! Wen
mar the friends CT humanity desp0nd, and
well may the advocates Of desPonsm exuit'
.n-riew OF what is thus trsnsplring 10 the
amodel Republic" But we trust, and have
every reason to be confident. that the de-
spondency of friends and the eIultat'on Of
foes viii be bat for short season. The re-
ally free people Of this country are eally be-
coming more aware Of the uanseendant IN
portance Of the present crisis. They have
not forgotten the lessons OF Washington
They have no; rspudiated the doctrines o
Jefferson and Madison. They still beley'
in the sentiments OF the Declaration OF In
dependence, and the cause Of constitutions
6bertv.-and il is their intention never &c
cease their efforts, until that cause is re.ss
tablished in its former purity and upon tir
mer bass
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

ARKANSAS The latest intelligence from
Arkansas states thai the Democratic pro-
slavery majority in that State viii be iron
10000 to 1900. So far as heard from
ZeH, The X no~ Nothing candidate for Gov
ernor, had carried but one out OF twenty
four counties. The Legislature stands
..Democratz' IS, Know Nothings 10. In
the Senate, 20 democrats and ) Know
Nothings, and The ''Demoerais'' have elect
ed both members Of Congress. We think
sach figures destroy every chance Of Arkan.
sas going for Fillmore. So II has been and
will be with The other Southern States.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

IsDlAxA.-A very large Republican
meeting sas held AT Richmond. Ind, Oh the
10Th inst. u lear Csssius VI. Clay. The
notice was shari. heavy rains fell nearly ali
dsy, bot despi.a saeh obstacles, eigh, or ten
thousand persons were present. Mr.. Clay
spoke in his usual eloquent and convincing
mspner. He Is doing an immense amount
Of good in Eastern Indiana. Such deep
se,ted enthusiasm Was never witnessed in
that section q country, even IN lsso, Re-
publican mass meetings are heid nearly er-
ery dsy In the Whitesster Valley.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26
EprroR OF GAZETTE -

Eprrog OF GAZETTE -
Dear Sir The City Fathers generally,
and Austin Corbin particularly, not having
thought proper to reply TO my questions ask
ed simply for information, to which as tax
payer considered myself entitled for res-
sons best known 10 themselves, would,
with your PERMISSION, beg most humbly as
in duty bound and most respectfully, as per
polite letter writer, ask further, how is i
that Judge Grants garden wall has no
been removed, TO which removal Mr.. Cor
bin personally pledged his reputation as 4
man. lawyer and gentleman; or in fact
WHY'S i, that no one thing ha. been done
about which our sAsm Democratic City
Council made SO much noise six months
sgof Falling TO obtain an answer from any
OF these questions. may be induced to ask
sbou, he commission Of certain Law firm
in this city, with certain gang OF scoun.
drels in the Hardware line OF business,
through hose instrumentllity honest men
have been robbed 10 considerable amounts,
70 the inssss.e Of said lawyers perqu.ites.
Respectfully, &e.,
JoHs DEW.
A1g. as, 1855.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

MoRr RrosUITs roE FgEEDoa Hon.
John w. Dasie d Fox Lake, sn old line
Democrat, and several times elected TO the
Wisconsin Legislature by that party, ID
out for Fremont and Dayton.
Mr.. Batterheid, recently Of the Horizon
Arau,, an old Democrat, has taken the
stump in Dodge county for the Fremont
ticket.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

The New London Chronicle says
that Mr.. Richards, who keeps store
on the Hartford road, q few mornings
since found in one ofllis empty molas-
ses hogsheads a human skeleton, tie
remains no doubt Of departed negro.
How they came in that saccharine sep
ulchre, oieourse no one knows
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26
BvcnANAs'. Nouisarlos a GREAr Mn

BucHAAAy's NoNiB2Tgos "a GREAT Mis-.
TAKE. The New Orleans Bulletin. speak
ing Of the nomination Of Buchanan for Pres
ident by the Cincinnati Convention, says:
"There Is as great lack Of confidence at
there is Of enthusiasm and the conviction is
fixed and settled that . greet mistake was
made in nominating him. The North IN a
body is opposed " hun, for they gay he is
eottonna 81 5he south for their votes, and
they know experience what stuff North.
ern man W3,h Southern principles is made
OF. The South cannot trust him, for they
fear the willy politician who seeks the favor
OF two antagoni siie sections"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

EpUeArIoxAL.-The "Urion School On :
Litersry INSTITUTE will be opened at EDDY
vile, wapello county, Oh the lst o. Sep.
tember A new esifice is ready for the use
OF the Institution; apparatus forths eheinl-
cal aud philosophical departments will be
lroeufed new; and the use Of . pretty good
library has been secured.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26
The New Orleans Dsl!a states that man!

The Nea Orleans Ds1!a states that man.
presciert Sou,aer7 men are inclined 10
thinE that rhe election u FfeEe.t would
be III. most fortunate cousgmmatiou Of ID.
struggle which could happen 81 the present
erlsis, ina.nsueh az il would utterly extirps;s
the slckls, pulling, contenPtibls race Of POI
i,icisas WIN delight il Tie name u Nation
al rpeu.isi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26
HARDW ARE .s
TJvINGoTnN A. 1flnK W00D

rAYE opened aud are selling splendid stock OF
in the city Of Davenport Our stock is complete
aud can furnish all kads Of Dniasfs Mater:sls Ne
ehanie Tools and Fxrnsrs Of the he
utscture Give eali.yon cannot 10 away without
' i.iviSdsTox& LOCKWOOD
IN LIvISGsroN& LOCKWOOD,
CARpENTERs TOOLS q sysr DESCRIPTION a e. ssas
NAtr glveting licrseshseing Engineers and Black
- fLiV.N6sroS / LOCKWOOD.
powIs,e aassh,nss. Goa. and Cast staei AeSsrs sad
LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD,
b. and A''s hSiNasrcS 1 I6cTwt5p
tIoRTICE Ermes, Corner aud rasing Cmieia,
Maeusss aud earrenters sieks. .,.,,aan
LIVINGSTON Il LOCKWOOD
fNRouNp and Pipe noAs.st ~. ,,cvy,aon
CF0w R', N''' I3i f2a sis5S'' loekwoop.
TeHAINs brirht or English Jfast cen HATE Wei,
Mack aEd frtes LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD
uINags, Heavy and Ii9h! SOAR, rioils, IIsSs and
Ilst,ap ssry cheap. LIVINGSTON ioch"aop
- LIVINGSTON * LOCKWOOD
DRIIISIT Fnaaeled Kettles tho obly thins far ma
Dkiue prcsslSee all sizes, At
Is Main Il LIVINGSTON ( LOCKWOOD
pRAss Rstl, ME- A.,ss.nsat e V fe9sa ,s,,n
n LIVING S1UN 4 lnChNDob.
IN Eli Wheols, Pumps Chain rrmg' Feels aud
w Well npcket4 AZ LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
NIouLDgRs, Riddles ssiyeg s. .,.,..,n
III No eAain d LIVINGSTON $ LOCKWOOD
EILEs !o othsrs 81, sstiss IN ,s,ks, ,srse
~ RIND STONE Rollers, Gate Hinge, com and a
Uent No.6 Msiust- LIVINGSTON SIecK"oop
pRus HES, Paiut, yArnish. sash White Wash; Horss
| f15having and Hair 1T l. LIVINGSTONE LoIkWS9D.
MIS- otl colony and other celebrated Manufacturer
! 1Aofshovelscsa be found ~
MANURE aud Hsy Forks, Hes sad c S. oein
LIVINGSTON ~ LOCKWOOD.
II INpow Glass Patty &c
W LtviN5sroS LOCKWOOD,
tss HTS, Calrlasr All iran Buck Isshe..
w L.xiAGsTstA IL kWQQp.
II AzARp's eslsbrstod sporsus pawdsr.
llSc. Main st.. LlvfA1sfoS a 10 hWooD
Su1T p5rches a0a B5ifs, Powder Fitsks, Qua
~ ipsrs wfench-, CJn AMI :, Fu5@s ElsA's
chsmral prepared Gun wads Elsys Water sruof Cap,
q D. CAPS Cal and buy cheap At No Main s. btv
/ export LINING ION q LOCKWOOD.
/ aug Is
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

Don PAT, Of Cincinnati, late Secretary
OF Legation al Paris, il out whole hearted
Ior Fremont NJ. ? was formerly demo-
cratic iudga 81 tie Hamilton Common
Pleas. aud IN the last Presidential cam.
naign was active and influential for Pierce
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

Az Hosgsr MAA'sVIg, 1r TIE SAKE SUE
gEcr.-"The assumption tha; We have
ight to take from another nstion lie do
azins because We want them, 10 an sbau.
4snmsut Of the hoaRss character which our
country has acquired. To provoke hos,ill-
tes by unjust assumptions would be TO .a-
crifice the peace and character OF he eoun
Try, when all it's interests might be more
certainly secured, and its objects attained by
just and healing Councils, involving no loss
Of reputation" -Fremont's kf>r of Ace.p-
tlTes,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

Hon. Israel Wsshburn, IT,, Of Maine, was
unanimously nominated for reelection 10
Congress, at large and enthusiastic Con-
yen,ion held al Exeter on the 18Th inst
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

The New Lexington Perry county, L'-
comottve asserts with great PofitireBess MAT
Judge Hennsn supports and sill vote for
Frenont and Dayton Judge kennan IL
one Of the strongest Hea ofthe democrat
ic party Of Otio.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

In the survey Of railroad route from
McGregor's Landing west, the elevation
was found TO be above lOw water mark 60
feet in eix miles
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

Madame Pf.ifIsr, the &c sorstse lady lsr'
eIer, was al the last accounts q. London
making preparations 70. an immediate de-
psriure 70 Madagascar
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

The New York Hsrald ssys it has
information that Fremont electoral tickets
will be run in the Southern States general.
i.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26
JOns DsEs
:A1g. as, 1855

After We have offered Spain price for
Cuba far beyond Us present value, and this
shall have been refused. il vii then be time
10 consider tie question, does Cuba in the
possession OF Spain seriously endanger our
international peace and the existence OF our
cherished uaion! snouh this question be
answered in the affirmative. then, by every
iss human and divine, We shall De justified
10 wres'irc i from Spain il We possess III
power - Rleh1nan's O,teya3 Ci-csisr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26
ilsw Embellishments.
I O w A

IOWA
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
7 meeting Of the Stockholders Of the slows
n Fire and Marine Insurance Company held a.
the ofee Of the Hon, u. g. Mitchell, in the city OF
Davenport. August 18th, 1856, on motion Edsin
smith wss zppetned Prsaidsnt sHd Jus. lamefits
secre.Str.
On examination ofthe stock subscription book. IL
appeared hat shs requisite amount AEd been sat-
Board Of Directors
ton Of board Of 10 Directors, whereupen y
Mitch ell. Geo l. Dan export, Alex W Metirrgor I'd
win smith. Enosh Mead, Fl BiakeInore- william Me
Msnus, : Giitett, slronf Burnell, 5s lAmefi1e,
James MAJ, stephen Thompson, John u Daytes,
Rem Cotes, las Mcintosh, Jos Moue, I b aeSheo
and ROYAL CbaIn efsin daily elected saA board.
oa motion u srseeting adjourned.
Ats meeting % The hifeegsFs 81 the Lava Fire aud
Marine Insurance Company. held AZ the sfiee of
Hon. 4 Mitchell, In tae city OF Davenport, Al
rust I5lA, 1850 at Otslock r. 81 q Mitchell
elected Preside nt. Alex W hcGfsgar, Wee fTe,L
dent. Royal ChaAbe fisiH. Secretary, ana Gee L.
DaY export, Treasurer.
ON u oIion the President, Wee PresidehE, Secret
~ and Jos Lambrits were appointed committee 70
prepare code ~ bylaws Rnd regulations, 10 report
a the next fseetag. The mentiag then adjourned.
sDWIS SMITH, presidenf.
JOSEPH LsMBPtfE, ser'y.
aug - dim
Der Benaokfat aua State Democrat Will copy ons
month and send jill 10 Treasurer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

III yea wish 10 get nice pleasant home, 80 TO the
auction on seventh between Gaines and Brown SIS,
Sale 20 commence at ~ o'clock A. Al. this Iuesda,
26th inst. Terms easy,
aug a,,ist~ :. PARKkR, Auct. s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

PkorrRrv, &c, tna sstr ~ sopsR. "a rrlcta am
on .AHTFsNs. tz
CITY PROPERTY,
No 6oA two ,tery briek store ~ y s. lo9fs east |
from Brady, lot ies12o, very sstaels ir,ntrty price
stShti terms easy 49, s.
No sS-- three story ersk store On ID 81 between |
Rrady and Msia stsi . chons losst.onipter sssSvee
No SEA- beautiful hou,v corner y sSOt. snd 9Th ss;
rooms, good brics st.oiO shed. frvsrsSt very eN
tensive; lot itexlboi price setot
Ne ola double irsme house On Is. a. seoir aud sth-
ats let s917l; 2. rvvnaa, chief tsass st''ee
No, Ga doubo britk heu.s s,lt Rsar SID sts ~
rooms, we'll, cisteTn, ~; ioE t4N21i pEile s2,-et
No GA double bllck house On esltt Sd froF a,h, 10
rooms eis'ern, Sef lot OK + Price ss,fo.
nd rom sIhi 10 rooaa- ci.,ot 81 u as'so; F'os
No SIS s5a seeso ~ asly " aafss nom rs
psics ts,a' ssfy So
- e6--A ansl l,e.s 8 pFsdy e near Losuat,
r M welt essoE <,75apr'sa 3 aSt
'era So .ss, ysJas5i pR3eo e ttvg.
e t~7' haah H. j. isls',a = lsar'sth, nrN
aEdln $3.50 ..3e' r. - s'sfetps weh &c wiz "s
Ne ;: nsa. ,sru,. ia lar =,
,5ssts,rsE. '-O' 7aN
+. 5,Sra So
x5 -t--.a,ss.-s.s lar Is1l4re II.
SO s-Iea 5ssra a, a-sly $. o,p site T
sornsfes esis So .ss,s ,--as p9se s3.@lO.
,s.Evsr.t gas
=. 8" a. . -, %. a,,. Geo..
A'a'e, vel &c .a'. s. Vs.
.sop ?; sT', . '''s '''@ = '''-'
yg.ss-, .r.gs s,rp. =, -,s, mn. ,fs RIVER. l.s
@'''si 'r''' s'''e'
or On Brsdy 81 gs5d sa a .l., C,ooo
Ne sS-An improved arm tanesa an4 81 eaiss'sa
en- a0 pos mn TT Sl y"A es, paps tesrs
pei az
No ss-TL' "rs4t iar'n On pa.u4aeread milea tlen
80 s,r me- iSS a soa 'S''''
49,
800 49,. - -
No s'-In ssss - ~ - - +" ~ T. sSe acres i'V
'-s' '''' 49, '''H:.-, , ''' - i~' A''''
Ne, ea--A saEE a'tle tar1n nesr Fu}tsn ataten 81
stfeiI goa hoI's5 SS' pfi9e sA@S~t
-
NaiHprsyet Lands
i. s'lFT t51UNTy
NJ al. ~ 4. 81 Q E7st.e a s6 2srz, rrs-r
| s,ona - ~
49, -
= y4.a.f. s4r.i l. y 5sI szsssg, w ga a, ri;
,.S, -. a.. -,
'-N 49, 80 -
~ q s.p8l "a ~ u ,,g i ~ L. y t>=s,ssTIs
| n - a. Of ia a.rs,1 %.i. . 80 ~,
- -
-. -r..zss ytl..Xyu1k a.a4srNpar ae
70 y
49,
Ne si-lha%T = seeprTss FcFicosfres
a. -
=" go :. W "a @'' ~ 80 1" - T. wv aHAs's-
! f'tT ~ ~ -z., &C. ..,.,. 49,.
! m, - = = ~ - Il, s',sAsS~ 20 ''
/ hs'''2S- l-''.- tt'H, p'Fsufott
! ~ 81, $3.50, -, - =. - r,
seasrts mi ssisoui Dsy.u OF; Price $50 P.r acre.
z,,,,,..a -, q, =
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
A Pleasant Home.

unas. thixtaaaa limited bcrof special notices
nj NJ inserted al 10 ecn per tine each userilons
az SO cts. rer week.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26

Davcnrort Phiiharmonte society,"
The fourth meeting or the society VIII be held 81
Luks's Church this evening al y pasts o'clock, @hes
the subscriptions OF members will be paid the Con-
stlta.ion and Bylaw. signed, and the muslcsi re-
hsarsAl. proceeded with. anssddR
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-26
Private School for alrIs and Bows.

bHFsuPpil, iowa.
REF. GEO. e. kIREEf, Principal
rTNI5 schCo! VIII reopen forib regular fall tern
J. gu Monday ttHa le!h August last.T nine O'clock
scaoOITC1U 10 the baEsraeat ihe FFoshyielsn
Church, oornGrof Harrison and Third 5tfs9ts.
ann tDI.
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copsrsnership.

LItIGHT & SEAks agvs his day eoauee. Cd win
[ L .lsn 10 bu,insss Benjamin Beckett, ard tnc
lsiness Will bsresit-r b. carl on under the frni
HhIGHT, SEARS g. BECKETT.
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Near Princeton, lows, On tho eth INST Oh &eas'es'
N ARIA.F., wit,ssf WV. D. foLLkIT' aged ~ yea"
aud days.
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IOWA PEHAL.E aEMIcAaY.


THIS Jew Boarding School FOR Young Ladies and
i Misses located iH Iowa City, will open On Tues
dayi SEPT, SViA. An HCEompil.-sa eorps al teach
err sph"!0us Lnt elegantly iufbished &c DOL aid re-
citation rooms aud iaeilss for the study OF Music
Fine ia aut II laC eulids, rnss sforC sd gantqgrs
superior 10 any ins5tniI Wesl on the Mississippi
and equal 10 my amluarl Ia tho eoaatry. The Piu
opal ono II tge . ash VII meet tue ladies az
Davenport who wlAh 10 stIsua The sehQoi on sppli.
cation For circulars CT BOARD GdttOss
Aug IA dW 5H J.. a. WOOD, Agent
Holt EQtterl Hottsstl!!
fNiE undersigned lave On hand afsw n ore other
PEteui btfgsE=FEf re- in WN M sell Et hf.
igGrH ri. 40 as % pGf rs0a within thr react ors
.aEl Hpa4. IbLU. bHLts q co.
~ 5 l+itE From 81 Davenport.
tare
A -N"aEH rf desirable lois fpf ,sslJenesr on
~ Eb-g .-a.. ga rr1s rrgs.s, 10 lease for
Ia terra e! .. --.a. lgils 70 Col
.-. W. II, = GURLFY,
avs ~ al r.
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LAnIEs or DkVENpoRT.

TOME over and look stock Of ChiEa Glass
Z aud 4assaSaart; We ha asst received splendid
lot Of HaaRHiGtsBt Orr ~ iatsst Ssn Terk
Ssglfs. Our store q l0l q teep and allied With
every thing ~ our Inns nsig needed IN tettis,
stores and tamiitss. our II -Ff glass Is unEiyslie,
comprising many 6saHiifRi articles not often foand
IN western stsres
We particularly invite the attention of fo4sa .Hsr,
sAgs's Glss stock is heavy. ard ere prepared
q -e setSissGfs Hp5n gsIch terms that they nsy
savg time and JrsiRht ~ purchasing here.
LEE & WfLMANs.
stoEs lGEais street opposite et-t Horse sqU2F,
Isl K Island. Aag. ~. So aNW y.