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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18
surs Prophecy.

The Richmond {ya.) Wing, having
heard the popular thunder from lowe, Yer
mon, and Maine, il moved to utter the fol.
loving prophe.iss. Nobody heresway but
afew bewIldered individuals will doubt 70,
moment their ful6inens
I'VE make The prediction confidently
nox fhaf in lllinois--the home Of Douglas
bimseH-Bissell will beat Richardson fol
the Goyerporship DOT ofsight. We make
This ore6jction 10 face of the fact that only
. few weeks ago Col Richardson returned
% Washington from an electioneering tour
through bis State, and Immediately publish.
ed letter assuring his friends that Illinois
would vote the Democratic ticket by TWEEN
nv thousand minority. The State OF Doug
Ias and Shields and Richardson, we repeat
will beyond ell doubt cast its vote for the
Black Republican candidate. And thus
another great Democratic State in the
North, whose majority heretofore for the
Democracy has uniformly ranged from ten
TO twenty thousand, will be found abandon
ing Buchanan and its party, and rally ing
beneath the sectional, Free Soil Abolition
banner OF Seward and Fremont.
And thus IL VIII most Certainly De- 100
with Mr. Euchsnsn's own Stote--the great
keystone State Of Pennsylvania. And "
be loses this. viii any Of HE friends be
kind enough to tell Ne what earthly posi-
bilny there lie Of bis obtaining the electoral
vote of one single Northern State. There is
none-there can be none. His chances in
the North, look in what direction you may,
are utterly and desperately hopeless. No
CANDID man in either section will ever pre-
tend otherwise. A few weeks more will
vouch the entire accuracy Of the prophecy
we new make; and we make il with oil 60
lemnity and W it'll an honest conviction that
will be realized ia The event
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18
Keep 1t Before the People,

That the murders and burnings, the oatra.
ges and scalpiDgs in Kansas, are done by
the permission OF Pierce and the Southern
Democracy.
Keep il before the people, that vote for
Buchanan il vote fJr the criminals who
have made and are now enforcing laws in
Kansas that even Gen. Csss pronounces 9
disgrace TO the sge-that they would do the
came here If they could.
Keep IL before the people, that The south.
ern Democracy insist that Slavery is the
natural and normal condition Of white men
who labor.
Keep il before the people, that Mr.
Douglas expects 10 "su5due" the North in
November next, SO that Toombs can come
TO Bunker Hill Monument with his slaves.
Keep il befoie the people, that Buchs d.
| an and the Democracy openly proclaim
their design TO steal Cuba--to supper
Slavery, and to introduce millions of Spar
ish Catholics into this government.
Keep il before the people, that Preston
s. Brooks, the leader Of the Southern De.
mocfaey, advises the South 10 march an al
my to Washington 10 steal the archives o
the government, and the pubic treasures
Keep II before the people, that in ou
very mlds. Democrats say they wish Pres
ton ). Brooks had murdered Senator Som
| ner.
Keep 4 before the people, that Stephens
| Of oeotgia, leader Of the Buchanan De.
mocrscy, Gays thst the North twill howl
you always debut you will cave in"
Keep il before the people, that S,rinplel
low says the white-iiyered Yankees srs
great on indignation meetings-"Eyer,
mothers son OF them deserves Just such
Gaming from Southern gentlemen" ii
Brooks gave Sumner.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18
The Priaeipls lnvolsed,


The Republican papers all seem 10 be
rejoicing ., the prospect presented OF
speedy settlement oil disturbances in Kan
cas-. Every move made by Gov. Geay
hooking to the amieable adjustment of af.
fare Ia that Territory, has been hailed by
them q. an ausary OF peace. aad due praise
has been awarded that ETHICAL. Upon re.
ceipt of the news that he had liberated those
gentlemen held SO State prisoners al Lee
compton and had issued his proclamation
co a msndiBe armed bands to disperse, .
general rejoicing seems TO have taken place
among the Free State men throughout the
Territory. AZ the news spreads, the Re.
publican press take up the acclaim and
n.ingis their reioicings with the oppressed
of Kansas.
1t has been asserted BY Pro-S!asery pa.
pers, that Republicans had kept up the er.
element in Kansas, Tor IL peace we're re.
stored to thar unfortunate Territory, the
party would have no material from which to
manufacture capital for the Presidency -
How true this state meut is, may be infer.
red from the joy with which they hail the
promised restoration Of peace ia Kansas,
Every person at all acquainted with the
acnsns oil the Republican party. knows thai
it has lsoored INCREASINGLY to bring sbou
the very object OF which the aspect Of Of
fairs in Kansas now augurs the accom-
plishment. This is the reason why they
rejoice, why they bail with % much grail
fcalon the bold stand in favor OF Pesce that
Gov. GeAry appears TO have assumed
Had they desised 10 have continued the DIS
turesnses in Kansss. nothing could have
been more easily accomplished, but such
was no. their intenuon; from the very be-
ginn.l 6 they have sought to restsre peace
10 that Territory, aud now that there is
prospect of such = contamination, they re.
iolce a. man only can rejoice in the seaui.
sinon OF a great object srdentiy desired.
The simple fact Of = settlement Of dis
surbances in Kansas had nothing to do with
The Presidential qua stion--is was the PRIV
ciple inpospsd in those Disturbances that wa.
II issue, and that principle Jet iives,wheth'
er peace be restored to Kansas or the car
mage OF intestine war fertilize her plains -
The Republican party is lighting for ths
supremacy Of principle that will give per
peiuity to the Union aad alisy sections
feeling not simply for the acquisition o.
free territory, though that es involved IL
the contest. The restoration of peace
therefore, 10 Kansas, 10 altogether iavora
BILE to the Republican party, as, SO far as j
goes, It's triumph Of the principle 70
which that party contends; hence, as tn
insugu.aton OF principle that must Civ
peace and permanently to our institution
BE- the settlem ent of question that NOR
than any other has tendency 10 disrae
the Union. il is hailed with joy by ever
man who loves his counuy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

The following extracts from letter CIV
en- BY the Chicago Prss, dated Lawrence,
X. T. Sept. 8, convey very correc, idea
ofthe feeling which the frequent sggrsva.
tons and the 6endish conduct Of the rutiians
have produced among the Free State mon.
This lctteris dated prior TO the arrival Of
Gov. Geary
cWe are having some exciting times in
this little town OF Lawrence even; but over
the Territory the excitement is unparallel.
ed, Oar town is alternately empty and
full OF people. A great many Free State
soldiers are quartered here. The town is
continually guarded, and strangers, il any
are so fortunate as to get in here, are scru-
tiniaed most carefully. We are, and of
course expect to be in such times, watched
by the enemy and every movement scan
ned. We fear nothing--our men are brave,
have competent leaders, and are altogether
pretty we'll disciplined, and form very for
midable and complete military organisa-
ton.
False rumors are no doubt circulating in
regard to the operations OF the Free State
soidiers--but do not credit them, or If you
do, try to appreciate the proyocsiions that
make Va almost crazy, and inspire US with
an unmi,igated hatred towards these ruff
ans.
iii Was well could tell you tales con-
corning the villainies of the Pro-Slavery
party in this county, that would tempt you
to shoot any man down even ia Chicago
aho uttered word in favor of such things.
The fact is, we have good force in the
country now and We are going to use it,
We cannot brook longer to see innocent
decent men imprisoned, scalpsd. and theiI
sealps borne triamphantly on poles through
| the streets OF Leavenworth or Westport
| shot down, their threats cut and left to ro'
on the prairies, robbed of their teams, theil
| property, their houses burned, as / have
| seen some nights in all directions.
1 II have been in one battle, and perhaps
the most sanguinary one we have had. ex
cepting perhaps the battle of Ossawatto.
ME This was the battle of franklin
Reports lie regarding the number we ha,
engaged--ssme say 500 men, but We only
numbered, cavalry and all, rs men Lane
was with US. We took about so stand Of
arms and ar old Mexican cannon. l hat
The felicity Of taking one musket home witt
me for future use; but during my illnes,
some one borro sed it, and some one didn''
bring it back, but hope 10 recover it a
coon a. gel well. also had the honor o.
being one OF six to guard the cannon into
town under cover OF the darkness, and qui'
city hide it away for future rstsrsacs. air
anxious to get well 20 may do more bat
Ting for the cause"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

LowLy IN HEART. MIR. Poland, az actor
who accompanied Lola Montes to Australia,
was drowned on his birthday, the 18th Of
July lost, one days sail from Honolulu, on
the return p lsssge. The Golden Era says;
THE admirers Of the divine Lola Monies
Yolland her agent, has nearly unsettled hei
,sason. Ever since the sad event she hai
mournsd and refused to be comforted. She
says be Vas the hrstsnd only man she eyel
Ioyed-which il quite complimentary TO her
two Northumberland will heneeforth cast
aside the foolish yanitiss Of life, ana gather
jewels which rust not, and gold which new,
or psrisheth. With this view she has do
posed of the msjor part Of her jewslry, and
made exiensivs purchases Of spiritual
works. One Of the best evide noes that her
anguish 10 real 10 that she 20 longer uses
nsrcoiies and siimulsnA. She hes lost her
taste for eigsritos and cobblers."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

A tremendous Fremont mass ineeGn,
Was held at Newark, N. J., on Thursday at
,e rnoon, in which New Jersey expressed
her preference for Mr.. Fremont in the mos
decided manner. From twelve to ftteet
thousand persons were in attendance, ant
the enthusiasm was intense. Ex-Governor
Pennington presided, assisted by number
Of Vice Presidents. The meeting was ad
dressed by Senator Hale OF New Hamp
shire, Mr. Burlingame and seversl othsl
gentlemen
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

The Cincinnati Colsulbia., daily pa.
per, has ded-for want of support. 1t hal
been a losing concern from the st art. Mr.
ROVE, the last pr prietor, has lost a lars.
SUN of money in the effort to keep it in e.
i.tence. Commenced upon false preten.es
it was sickiy from the beginning, and il
there 10 anything to regret it is that it die
not expire before it's last owner was tempt.
ed TO invest his cap ltal in it.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

MARIAN SALizAE, shot by orders si
Walker in Nicaragua, was one of the rich.
est merchants in the State, and was former.
iy one of Walkers firmes. supporters. He
subsequently changed his opinions Of tina,
leader, and was one of his strongest op.
ponenis, alleging that Walkers design
was TO introduce slavery and abolish the
church.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18
IMMENSE ATTRACTION!
NEW GOODS
.lfctrOp0iiian Store!
Corner Of Rock Island and Second Streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

OAvENPJkT, IOWA.
SUTTON IL CO.,
Have within the pssiie days received slarse and
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
suitable for the pr sent and approaching seasons,
they beg leave to call The attention OF their custo.
mers and the public generally Oar stock OF Dress
q oods We feel surs will compare ayoraby win any
ever brought TO Western city, both asi" styles ana
prices. Among these are 10 DO found E
ALL WOOL nxLAlNtS, SUPERB SfAhEs,
superb Black silks,
Rich Morio Antiques,
Elegant Striped and
Plain silks, Morioo flaids,
ValencienueS Plaid,
Halfw wool do, Beautiful
patterns nj Rich Striped
aud Plaid Lus.res, French
Merinoes, Psrimatts., Plain
DeLaines, &e., Sc. sc.
We have also large and desirable stock 81
Bieaehed aud Brown shlrng sand
Shcettags ahd Irish Linens,
Plain, Fancy, Bleach
cd aud Brown
Table Linens, Crash
aud Diaper raW alag, Cam.
bne, Jssonst,Sai. aad Book Muslin,
Einbroideries. Lacss Gloves, Hosiery, Dress
Trimmings, Bonnet Rib0Ons, Belunks, etc.
No would invite especial attention 10 oar magna-
sslt stock u
Cloth Ta!mas, Broehe Mantle. Brocho
Square, Black silk, Stella, Cash
mere, aud Wool Blanket Ehawls.
Prints al all pnees from 10 10 eta. splendid styles
aud fast colors at and 10 cts our terms are POSI-
lively CASH, Rnd cur customers viii 1nd our
prices RXTRFMELY Low.
N. Ran impre ssion having gone abroad that
We are soon TO leave Davenport, We Wish here 10
our customers will hnd us ON hand for Year, 10
Dry Goods line. SUTTON d 20,
Corner Rock leland aud Second .ts. Davenport.
Sent 18th,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

The Carolina Times, having heard the
news from Maine, is mere than ever certain
that Fremon, and Dayton will be elected
and exhorts South Carolina to have moth
ing to do with the hopeless struggle in be-
half OF Buchanan, and even 10 refuse 10
vote at all in the election. OF course the
Times is hot for disunion, but it is obliged
to admit that It's remedy is prepos,erous.
South Carolina will look on with "stoIid
Indifference and stoicism," while the esndi-
didate of the great constitutional party of
the country is elected while bis upright,
impartial administration Of the goyernme Mt
will command the warm approval Of honest
men everywhere.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

The New YORK Tribune says there will
shortly be Fremont ticket in Tennessee.
There are now Fremont electoral tickets in
Kentucky, Delaware, ViIginis, and there
viii be one in Maryland.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

The Memphis Eussias Aesas relates that
q negro fireman employed on the Somer-
Vile Branch Railroad, stole q locomotive
Saturday morning, and taking on seven or
eight olhsr negroes, ran away with it to
within twelve miles Of that city, when they
kft i, and took to The woods.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18
New Goods New Goods!
Il ID w A RID ALDEN
.HerekaHf Tailor.


AND
WhalesaIe and Retail nealer in
IA
X a q v III g q u I n n Y 4.
n,.h ca.tu.E ya,t 90
Siotns, Sassinefosl sesliABs oehts fur-
nishing GOODS and Taiiofs Trimmings,
uAsjust returned from the sast with ono of the
i largest and bestseleet6d stocks OF goods ever
offered for sale ia this market consisting Ia part of
the following articles.
BROADGIDTHS
English French German and Arrr,r,. -, ,,,r
na.9 ousiitr .rI IstgsT ~ -, 49,. ''' VI va"
''S' f"A'''' A"' GhSSIitr.,y " ECU
Dhoo''i EbE''
English french and An ,ficah, 81 every variety o.
style; color and quality
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10 EtENT

A FINE new bIiek dwelling With lot containing
IA nDe fruit trees aud splendid spring Of wats, ii
uatod hslf mile above East Davenport yer front
ana splendid view rent : $50 per aBnum. Pos,ss
niDusr route, itsh convenient spot for n gentlemnn
epgsFod IA business 10 davenport. Apply 10 W III
hiLDhEiH, economist Mills, East Davenport or
70 Dawson d Irno, Davenport sen i0sIw "
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FER Sale or heMt--A house containing 5
rooms, cellar, we'll, &C., and an acre OF land, u
miiesfrom town on the Harrison street road. I'm.
On cdials possession given. Apply 10 JNo FARRER
ID street near Rock Island sep 10 div 3ls
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

LAND SLIDE.-A very heavy land slide On
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, ten miles
above Piedmont, on the great seventeen.
mile grade, occurred shout ten days ago
A tremendous mass Of earth and trees SLOW
iy moved down upon the track in the full
view of the road watchmsn, and offered a,
once 50 huge an obstruction as to render il
impossible TO be removed 8lth safety, the
earth behind and higher up the mountain
threatening to follow If allow ed room in the
cut A new line Of road was at once com.
menced al point southwark OF the cut, and
snao finished
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

Davenport. Dubuque, Muscstins and To-
wa City, each has its theatre 10 full blast
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Ths Raplt in Maine. .

TIE Maine papers within few days
hsvs been coming in with the cheering
news from that State, (Which we received
last week by telegraph The &afe q
Name says:
We have carried everything. Hannibal
Hamlin is elected Governor BY popular
majority thar seems almost fabulous. The
Senate and House will hardly show Dem
ocrl,s enough 10 preserve as FOSSIL spec
mems Of dishonest party.
as goes Maine, 60 goes the Union"
was the bosstlul cry Of our opponents on
Monday morning. Maine has gone, and
msinssins her proud motto-DiRIso She
Directs the public voice in favor Of Fro
mont, Freedom, and Victory.
Youthful Iowa We have answered your
summons. Little Verment We respond to
your call. Soon the Free States shsll join
in the ehorus-Fresdom and Justice seeur-
ed 10 all.
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u 0pDcipds Wild
THE TOODLEs
SIGN OF THE
3 IG TIE A KETTJE!,
STOVES L HousEruRHIsHIEo GOODS,

STOVES H0UsEFUkHIsHlNG GOODS,
AT
WHOLESALE And RetAil
THE sabserib beers have large assorlme OF the Ia
tssi and most approved phtternk Of Psrior and
Cook Stoves. Oas Of the partners having been en-
gtgsd for number Of years In the ma Dufscture Of
Stoves, We are eooudsnt that our stock which we
are nov repaired TO oner has never been squaled 10
tbis city.
our stock Of House-farnIshlpg Goods e,1brsess
eyery article imaginable 10 The Houseksepsrs list
Of wants.
Pure Silver Plated, Brittauis, PiaIi,hsd, French
Tuned, JspsDsc, Enamells cd and Polished Iron
end Bright Tin Ware, Fine Table Cutlery
from The best nanuisetories, Fine Tea
Trays Ofthe newest styles aud pat,
terrG Hand and Iss Bells, Bath.
ing Appa rRtus, Toilet Ware,
Lard, OIL 4 Fluid Lamps,
Cb6lnbeT psiis, Lanterns In great yansu, HDIlav
Ware VI besI cast irol, BfEss Ketilss Wsfna
irons, Upright range Ghdirons, Door and
TsDis Msts, Floor, Dust, Carpet, stove
aud Shoe Brushes, Wire Ware In
great variety Globes Lines,
BED Cords, Psils and Tubs, HsshbosTds, Choppius
kn.ies and Trays, Feather Da stsrs, Castor
Frames Of dAe rent kiBds and styles,
sAd Irons I'D Tailor Irons,
okvehef With many other articles TOO NJ u erous 70
rr.r.. 1000 V call and examine the goods and
p.. =. ~ az. SMITH I kLaIS0ToS,
~ nioes' Second St, fear eors east OF Per
sspn dn
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Hello ~ avs Fills and Ointnaent.-
Passing through the Absorbens Into the Interior or
Esns, this Ointment acts like magic bAisam On The
udamsd aud irriated pars, while the Pills BY their
action on the blood nsulralile the elements Of dis
ease. Sold at the manufactures, No. 50 Maiden
Lane, New York, aud 2st Strand, London, and by
all draggi.ts, ats 5c, 6eie sad ~ per box o. pot.
sant le dalw
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GREAT AGILE REMpnY

DRoFEssoR MOTIFS FebIfses Vine sn,s
eaIe fof Fever and Agao Chill Fever and Dumb
Atus. FOR sale Wholesale or retail by
seP ~ su aLFOKD VAN PATIEN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

SUFFERING DIMINISHED so PER CENT
INB. A. SMITHS ELEC TRlC 0II-lhe greatest
lIre Ieiy ~ E world for the radical cure Of Rhsu.
mstism, Gout w h the back breast or side. Parays
Sore Eye lIBs, sd Eh-aU.. any other disease
sore or painful, Iha fe.4at. tiru used by tbous
sIds In the - aad j. proH0sa ed 70. lat In use.
The Otl acts the svgFH stsH trcity-is OF va.
eiAhle OTistnEpi th- Sis tatar of applying IL IN.
wardly OF outsaEdls aud -.-s Ii-T IA lev mimi les
Tor sale 10 boirs u = Us % tgs and u. For 50 IL
at HINES CLIPPING HS, "a q next 20 Cook
ssrseuts Bank. c. }. LINCOLN, Rock Island. Gen
Agent. 80 IL an
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3 A ~ IL I N G
Tallman, Powers & Mclean,
HANKERs AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
nSVE~ pnsST IANIA

OFFICE. ands stlost, between Second aud Third
I straats kxehanse "a Nil the nrineIpal cities of
The IInitad statss Great ritain ireland AMI Con
tlns Mai EUROPE bought and sold
and III 1nSd sas 4
Exchange.
Collections OF uotes, drafts, accounts, legaees ahd
inneritaneas made In all parts OF the United Statas,
stocks aud bonda bought ahd sod on commission
Lsna affanss eoaShl, WI dna 'S S
EAshange on vlues , ~ 'hS 1n W, ' S.
anWsIs NM NAM u,ia,ia ~.
nauk Of q snmar rec, Boston, Mass;
Tradesmen's Bank, Phiiadelphis, Pa;
Merchants & Manafacturers' Bank, piusbarg, Pa;
Gilmore & Rrotherton Gnsiuasti, onio;
Luras & sfmouds Nd Louis Mo-
RK swift Bfoihsr & IJLustgn, Chicago, III,
sents SD dytf
ANtS Duy Okentn$
rIsHE most fashion able AMI desirable styles o.
II
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Rare Cha0cc..Otoe Saloon 10 let, sitas-
tod on Front ST. between Main and Harrison, For
particulars enquire al Tho Mississippi House.
sepl2 div
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'l'HE business OF the late arm OF HULL, ALLES
90 has this day teeT. transferred 10 Messfs
ooODRlCh, WHEELER WANTS, who will
continue the business at their new warehouse aesT
the III. & NJ. r. h. Depot.
The undersigned having associated himself la
basin ess with Messrs. Good ieh, Wheeler & Wants
may be found their ONCE shere he will settle The
accounts Of lhe late ntm al Hu I, Allen & Co.
would 80 solicit ; continuance Of the patron
age - literally besta sed upaD oar istB arm
JARED CHITTESDES,
sep 10 al Late VI the nsm Of n A. n Go.
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The Charleston Mercury, the secession
Democratic organ Of the South, has retired
from the canvass In disgust. Probably
paired Cd with the wsshinston fationa
l1k!li9encey.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Undsr shssAeada limit nu her special notices
viii be inserted ~ 10 cents per tine each insertion,
rts RAv
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1aaAtal.


.WclesSss, Campbell r Co.,
- - N * - n -.
Dealers n 1xsAaAos and LAaA WasraaS.
1nsAAnos - tAs principal sitiss Il tAs Uaisa
Isr sals In suns 70 suit purchasers
AL sUsMfss PERTAINING 10 BAsk,so pKosprLr AZ
sSSpEp 80.
--lEfEK To-
5saa q America, Se~.Yat.
American Exchange Bank,
Gso. NJ. Packard, Prest Hank Of Now Orleans.
kavsnns Bahk, Ka,enna, Ohio.
Darby 4 BaTks.tals hAnk.rs, st Louis.
HlAkslsy kiehey, Hrokers, Pittsburgh.
NJ Mobley, hsqa Banker, Dubuque.
Henry Miller, ksq, Cincinnati, Ohio.
NICHOLS, IsBEl.L Co, DAVENPORT, Iowa
LEE, NICHOLS / co. DaeosAs,
EXCHANGE DROKIRs AND REAL ESTATE
A0EHTo
LAND WAKRAsrs sonaaf, SOLD AN iorsrED IN raE
~ Dls MON, p,srnler, Iowa Fr Dcpal DrsrRlor Iowa.
DAcokAn I" BROWNS, Illr, Minnesota
A LAnaE AAogsT OF Cnt r.opsRrr, IAPRssIb fAANsASD
VACANT LAND r6op0nouf Tsk sf,rI soL s.Lk fASoRA
slk Tkaas Wo invite attention 10 Catalogue u Real
Eatste, Msps Platte, Abstracts, &e, &c.
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DAVENPORT, IOWA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

The Pathfinder, organ OF the Boys Rocky
Mountain Club, in Worcester, contains the
following Nursery Rhymes for young Free
montsrs:"
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18

WAnsca,-- man and wife 10 work and keep
honse oaa farm. Apply 10 L. BoIES, Scott House,
or TO B. PUTNAM miles nersh Of Duraat.
sep 10 dwSts