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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30


There is = continual complaint OF rats
striking the bridge and getting broken up.
On last Sunday evening some two Or three,
il is said, were broken, and every day this
week the same result - announced. This.
We think, is strange, considering the nature
OF the case. In comparison to the bridges
over the Allegheny and Monongaheia at
Pittsburgh, the danger of striking the piers
a. THE point 10 much less from the TACT OF
tie spans oil our bridge being wider and the
current much swifter. Yet RATS hardly ever
strike the former bridges. and are continual.
II striking ours. The conclusion is plain
that either the raftsmen here are inexPeri-
eneet or careless, or possibly wilfui.
1t is fact in natural philosophy tina,
raft upon the surface of the water moves
faster than the current itself, and il 10 well
known, too, that any body moving swiftly
upon the water is much more easily steered
in it's course than il it moves slowly. We
cannot see the necessity thea, OF any rait,
unless il be $50 feet wide, striking the Mis-
sissippi Bridge-or steamboat either. The
latter, with steady pilot, coming at the
heish, Of speed through the draw are actual
" safer than If the speed be slackened. A
good headwsy and helm and heimsmen
makes a steamer almost entirely indepen-
dent Of the force Of currents. We don't
profess to be much Of a waterman but this
much we think is true. If it 10 not, we
should like 10 hear from some one who
knows better. For a raft say seventy, a
, hundred or even hundred and City feet
wide to strike piers two hundred and fifty
feet apart, or steamer, say forty feet wide,
under Roadway to strike coming through q
draw enc hundred and thirty feet in width
seems 10 Us, at present. to be owing either
10 carelessness or wilfuiness, on the part
OF those having charge of them.-Rock Is
Land Advertiser
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
A,.,.r.,r..r. re,e,,e n cAieags.

Aati-uslssska Nesting u cAas
!, From three 70 4 e thousand freemen e.
I-A,.a !; a.. c,,,, Eou.e SQUARE at CAi.
.;.r :, rive I pop-
ago on 'est 's.as, .s'". ..,a q ~.
ulsr expreseea OF fecasg "a e.;-
1 airv at Washinfton and IN
.n..ches we're made by many ~ the
'As - ch;caeo and aeries Of
p's. .a exaressinc Indignation
resolutions Psssed eAs ''
At the recent ontragsa we nave space ou'
or = single synopsis Of the speeches made
~. o.e..;an. We riye that of Mr.. G,
90 -" uau.,a.
Z. Lafhea' He sa'''
We live IN SURFING tunes, iae eseS.'
Which bring us here demand VOICE, y;
fence GOES NOT become me" OF s"e A' n''i
can people. 80
fer TOE nrst TINE 20 nmel'oau n.so.y
the door OF the senate cnamees ass oeea
stained WIN the eiooo OF =. ?; Sshaeo'
Whys Simply because ne sosss,nea tns f'iI'
c'Pies OF liberty, learned IN fanuei nsn,
the Srsdie Oh i.oetsy. oh snai1e' my
10 thy b'ush. Fellow citizens, can you re-
train from tearing IRON their places 81 pow,
er, the men who gave encouragement "
this outrage,
The speaker recoun'ed the oat,ages upon
the people Of kansas, ana tor Whs, rsAsoa
were they committed. Because "es
guilty OF the CRIME OF loving hoefsy s''I =
ing else. Ana has u come g NV, W. sho.
crime to love freedom. are nsn ~ "a =. -
do@n Tor this, ana their homes nu -
the AmericE n people % ~ qu'ss'y y ""''
il is done r. ;,r
Tie referred 20 me e" ~.
~hlca oroushs aoos. ene snI,h.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

ID. "colorel'' Republicans OF I0s.
coG.iaus to select such gnorant and incon-
petent men as Harlan and Th0Tingt on, they
viii soou bc In minority too hopeless for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dsiiy Democrat.
BIZ. Harlan IN his recent ~iRdication d
Lane, spoke the English language with sur
fcient force and perspicuity to be under
stood BY Csss, Butler, Push and some Other
members Of tie Senate, and if we are not
mistaken, is well understood by the coun.
try. Both the gentlemen, we rather think
are satisfying their constituents. Sorry
they cannot please the Democrat.-Ha,ok-
eye
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
A Musp1.rs Is cossEEs,.-our bat

A MpKpKRER Is CokGREss.-Onr pat gn.
oil Legislature presents the strange spe ctg.
Gle Of q murderer, with the fresh oiopa u
fellow being upon his hands, among j,s
members, engaged IN making laws ior TIE
American people. Mr.. Herbert, strafght
from the prison, where ne had been inca.
cersted for shooting down an irishnau, TOO <
part in the proceedings OF the House on tie
18th, instead Of remaining where he proper
y belongs, in ielon's cell. But he is ole
ofthe Douglas chiyairy, and his victim moth.
ing buts poor hishmsn.-C Chicago Jour.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

Hugh Miller, the distinguished Scotch
ReoIogist-one OF the frst scientific men OF
the age, and one Of the finest specimens o.
the seif-maae man.--is about to visit Amer :
ica on occurring tour. He Will be receis-
% everywhere with cordialify and atten-
tsno
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

A CARAcioUs HousE--The proprietor OF
the Burnet House, Cincinnati, ,elegrapss
that his house 10 no, full for the Convention,
a. has been rumored. He has secomsnoda-
tons for FIVE thousand persons, and expects
to entertain every State delegation from
all paris Of the Union,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

Coz Hing FAsr.-His Exceiiency Bogus
Robinson, Is now safely lodged at Fort
Leavenworsh, from whence be should only
be taken 10 be hung.-Squater Sovereign,
Nay l3h.
The above is fair specimen Of the feel
ings Of the Douglasis.s ell over the United
6tstes
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

DROWNED The body OF man was
found in the Mississippi on the 18th inst al
Psrt, Byron. He bad on his person IS
cents and fssk Of whiskey. An inquest
was held on the remains and the verdici OF
The jury Was. sinai ne did not die for want
Of whiskey. but because Of too much wa
ter"
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the following is the new libel laS oil
Pennsylvania, and the whole Of it;

"Thst from and afoer the passage d tide
se.. on the Trial Of indictments for writing
" publishing libel, the truth Of the mat
ter charged Sc hbeiiiops may be given IN
evidence. and if the jury in any such case
shall find that Inc same vas written or pub
iished from good motives and for justifsble
ends, and thst the matter 60 charged wss
,rae. it shall operate 10 the seguittF " The
defendant or defendants"
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julius Lytance,

On1co on Second Strea :, Lstwean Uarris.. AL ~,
east Of the Old pshnsy vapia House ~" ''"4A
A LARGE au4ornt Of beautiful and Convenient lI.,,.
AAd business l0ts Ia davenport cultivated farms 4.
o1o ana hasstne Counties 2.G lt so and 40 arc Ola
ces On rncnugaed prairie land In scott oupty and sd,ne
most bssutu acre lots miles from Daysalort ali iay
sale 90 hs0tstie terns " '
sH Issem JuLIps LYTAScR,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

Captain Archer Of New Bedford, while
cruising on the coast of Africa recently
was offered the enormoss sum of si25,0Oo
for bis vessel, the bsrque Alton. to be used
for slsver. The Nav England Captain
I'D the virtue to decline the offer.
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NICKOLLs, IoBELL = "
AND AGEN rs.

Nc 2s house md 10 on eisy Il p.s D." Sio he
Perry sta Lot Slxlop, House lexx-, aoo prce
$1,000.
a-s r,.s a.. lot an east slide Of lot >, block ~
lot soxls house rooms cellar, &c Price Ssso'
No 2ss.--A beautiful double cottage on hoaA lsu
- and and a ia 10 ROOMS kitchen, cellar cistorn' Sc
Price tt,0ol.
No 2,s--The Raxaar Buildings, with tbe prinsxe y
Ave lanIings Lot 63<xlso, will be sold on ibsfa
No. asp-Lots and on 2ad o. and lot . gu % ST.
block =,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
BOOK AUCTION

Another Chance 10 carry ont Bo0ksi
fi'HF subscribers thankful 10 their fellow citizens
sho materially aided them in the saving OF
their stock from damage By ire and water on The
morning Of the 9Th inst, will afford them anoth-r
opportunity 10 assist Them In their return their
regular busi ne =, BY resumption OF our
PUBLIC BOOK SALES,
comm sncing on Thursday evening next, goth inst.
IN the store lately occupied BY fssss's Bakery on
Brady o., two doors from tue Post Smce; ard to be
continued on Friday add Saturday evenings, (slso
Saturday afiernoonI when we shhll sell { large %
sortm snt OF the BOOKS, &c, OF stock some Of
them slightly damaged by removal.
kLi ADAMS Auet ELI ADAMS r. CO.
5is mo 2sth d6wI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
I'VE are Ready nov!'

Such was the declaration of hundreds of
democrats in th is city yesterday on learning
Of the destruction OF Lawrence and por-
lion Of lis inhabitants by mob Of Missouri.
Ems acting under federal officers, and ed on
by Mr. Douglas right.hand man in Kansas,
Gen. Whitfield They had heretofore en-
iertai ed the hope Of bringing back their
party TO its old ground in time to save Kan
SIS from the doom Of slavery, and its citiz-
ems from the halter and revolver of border
rufiahism But Douglas and Pierce, in their
eager race for Southern favor 10 the Gin
cinna,i Convention, are making short work
oft. Their motto Of government in Kan
sas is "a strong cord and short shrifr' for
al men who desire TO make il free State
while their minions at Washington stitie
free speech with the bludgeon. There 10 but
ore course left for honest men and true
patriots TO pursue, and that 10 to unite with
each other, irrespe ctive of past differences,
10 sweep from power the corrupt horde who
have brought the present perils upon the
country. Thousand ofdemocrats who hav e
hitherto held back under the hope above
alluded to. now say, "The crisis is upon US;
the time for expostuIation and compromise
is past; the day for action has come. We
are ready for it. Give Us men worthy OF be-
ing our-standard bearers in the struggle,
aud We 90 into The fight with whomsoeyer
may rally around them" Thus beats the
great Democratic heart in Chicago to-day
thus, ii We mistake not, il will be found
to be beating throughout, the State.-Chic.
Press.
Ay. and its pulsations are felt in Iowa.
We live so close 10 the noble hearts that
bsa, for freedom in Kansas that from vers
SYN azihy The arterial blood flows quicker
thgoash the veins, and men stand ready 70
march shsn the s,sndstd-be4rers shat BE-
chossa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
DWELLINGS FOgs SALE

- TX beautiful dive Hing houses and few huuc rad
aJlcres Of land for sals cheap for each or on time
a. Em resolved 10 close up my buspe,y In Inc
real estate line Immediately, those wishing ,sj.
osnces handsomely situated and very convenient
WI get good bargains by applying soon.
Maya DIFF nc PaDS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

What are the '.prineipiea' tie Deme-
cratic artyl
Ass.--To spsesd the divine .-stitution oi
slavery over territory nos free.
How do its members chiefly annss them
selves
Ans.-By isrring and featherirg preach
era. mobbing printing Offices and shooting
Ifishmen.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

COL. WOODS AuskuA
LIVINH W0NDERS!
positively FOB TWO DAYS ONLY,
AT LIE CLAIRE HALL,
wsdnssa and THURSDAY, June 4Ih and 3lh.
4 kEArlsr natural attraction in the world Wonder
upon wonders great curosities all IN one ox-
ation wss visited by ioJoo people in 81 Louis, most
Is ilasies, with the greatest delight
CIR AND CO l. l. E c II ION,
consisting of the following wonderful freaks Of
tue Among the number may be found
The Swiss Bearded Lady,
Mime Clofuiis the greatest curiosity OF this eoaatry,
subject Of admiration and wonderment 70 AL per-
4ons in Switzerland France. England and the United
states.
The American Giantsss,
Mis- sylvia Hardy from Winton Franklin county, Me-
who is nearly eight feet high weighs Ssi POUNDS aud re
qures l5+3 yars ordinary dry goods for the coDpste
dress.
The Young Esau,
son Of the bearded lady, 20 years old, with pair Of
cred with fine Of soft hair, and Is of the
sprghtIy az well the beautiful child in the world
The Queen of Fairies. Smallest lady in the world
Mrs. Ellen Briggs.
Nothing can excel her loveliness tho very god OF beauty
las made form in miniature almost diYine very ntsili
GENT and speaks languages nusntiy has been
IL yesr and is the mother Of three besutui CHI
iren she accompanied by her husband nne siI4d
gentleman, and she the sizo Of Gen. Tom Thumb
The Illinois Children. or the
Sucker Babies.
Two largest children in the world boy II years DID,
weighing 457 pounds SRI years old, weighing 40.
pounds Both very intelligent and nne looking The boz
l. Is inches around the waist. Also, the
Sw So Warbler.
youus man that will initiate all the feathered songstsrs
Of the grove discourse beautiful music the
Jewish Cynibsl.
Doors open ron 70 9, and from . ppm.
Admission TO all 50 cents; chiidrsa % cents;
AZ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under ,Ais heads limited number Apesial notices
Win be Inserted al 10 cents per the each insefo"
~ cts. per week
G1sANCE FOR a BAMGAlN..
1.-The sabscriser Offers for sale besgstA ~ etc.
u .rsns House, containing I've rosna and hav'ns
. % cisern. The house 10 situated on west s'ae u
Rock lsland St. between Sd and <th streets.
n.vs,a,x BARToN GLASPELL s.
MONEY TO LOAN constantly on hand IN sums
and 70 time 10 seit applicants. Tc.eAAtheLl'
may 80 dkwsm Daveaports Block, "a moor.
New eaYpess
We did sell 50 many Hats aud caps
last week. We have enough len to cover all 'he
head. in Davenport. If you are In want, CAN On
A. S. ASTON & co.
n. A. Wa also eap the bes. assortment Of yen
lemen,. Furai.h Ing In the City. A. > ="
May q d3t
Land Warrants
Constantly on hand AMI fos sale AZ 'ae AZ ""
set rates, by ,,ps,, 30
ron SALE.
axp e.ppIxt, MACHINE one foEGk PUMP, with
.rv rns safoient es two boilers, about 800 n IL
Ia. aASs PIPE esscond hand also ~ ioS' '"i@NN'
> n. ia diameter, (ironA
NAV l-iu BIkNhLle "iLhn' w.
Fo1 SALE.
Gcoed Toned "a hans fAn', if"' 49, .,,ap,rp
Mayi-id 'os. l-
.,...,,, - fJ.na Warrant. for sale hy
-, 49, M,..pR,,oR. LAwEs 4 BLAKkMoRk-
- 49,
MONEY 10 LOAN, IN SIMS 70 SUIT spiN'''
ny ,u,ps
.,iassa, TALLAAA 10" Lne'
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NEW STORE AND
N O W q O . q -.
rxTRA0 AEY Low PAoxs.
we Will exhibit stock OF about
SNfAAA nkTE4

NEW STORE AND
N ow O O O c1O.
ExTRAo ORDINARY Low PNcxs.
we Will exhibit = stock ol about
$4,000 WORTH
cleapes. and best goods ever shown in Western
cay CHARLES FISH,
ssoopd street. opposite the Lsclairs House.
formerly Fay Brothers.
Hs. lust received large addition 10 his kieh and
Elegant stock SUMMER GOODS.
Combating Of
Rich Floaused sink Robes,
organdie aud Jsconst Robes;
Jaspe and Chene Baregc Robes.
Also
Rich Jaspc aud Chene
PLAIN AND STRIPED SxLkS,
p,a,, and colored Poult do Sole Glsces;
And India Silks
ors,sry description and style.
DRESS GOODS.
Tissue, areuadins.5 Grape Msrsu, Chss,, 1s's,he'
B,reges acknowledgements, LaHns, &C, &c.
CON iete assortment OF
MOURNING GO0Ds,
of every Desert ptiou.
l.yIlsltOIOEAklES AND a1AGS.
iaihi. department our stock Is and always vii be
complete in every particular.
SAAWLS.
Long aud Square Hroche,
Printed and Broche Stella,
sns Tb,bs, ana Cashmere shawis aud Scarf,
| Plain and Embroidored Grape shawh.
RONNET aud TRIMMING Ribbons,
HOUsE-kEEPlNG GOODS,
o'e HOSIERY, &C. 90.
! Aiarse assortment OF English and German ShA
ana Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, &c.
spragae's, Merimscs, Cochsos, And Ill me os'
nhkss W
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I0WA STEAM CABINET

MANdE AG CU.sf.
rISaE subscriber would respectfully inform me
l. iz-ns OF Davenport aud OF Central ioNA ..i ~ N9
u ufsc,urss and keeps constantly on hand and "t
sale at
Wholesale and Retail
FURNITURE OF every description, from tae AAsst
Sofa TO the mmonest Bureau. Having recently g5s
his works alo operation, he Is capaoe % h'i
ing ali orders mry be given aim at snofs hSdss
quality than snything imported into the cay dh1
which will DC sold III lower rates. All xih1s q
IMPORTED FL RNiEGa -L
also KEEP, hand aud for safe low. PieassssN =
examine his stock, al the mandatory on o'-
street, south aide, east OF Perry street
Davenport, May ~ 1856 dGw,f BIC. ID 8 $50 ~ :
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To THE PEOPLE OF SCOTT CO.
Good News for the Ladies!

The hardship. Of the dreaded washing day. ar. all
removed by
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance Company
PE0RiA, ILL.
CHARTERED I3al

~ I n II
CHARTERED ISai.
THIS Company continues TO issue poIicief on
Il HaRiAE, INLAND, NAVIGATION, TRANS
POkfATloA AND FikE RISKS, at yssssssJk
ratsI
an unconditional return premium Of 10 per cert
VIII be paid back 70 cargo customers II The close
the year.
Rara property and detached buildings. fsvorabIy
situated may be insured against loss or damage bv
hfe for any length OF time from to five yers a,
iow fates OF premium, aud thus avoid n
US In Mutual Companies,
CAPITAL 100000.
DIRECTORS,
isSec LhdefhAi Thee. Perry, w. A. Heron
A.G. lying, W. K. Phelps, PRK Brotherscn
4: holsn1 VIM. Tenn, L. Holland
"n l. Mason, b. l. I Bourland, J. Reynolds
Charles Holland.
OFFICERS.
ISAAC UspERHiLL, Pres; b. L. r. BouELxsp. Vice
Ffes.; CHARLES HOLLAND, Secretary
John ADAMS Agent for Rock Island Daysnnort
Moline and vicinity. once, Miners BUILDING, mi,
nois street, Rock Island. otice in Davenport a, th
Counting Room OF the State Democrat
May cath, d.tf
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-FIIAl1IIRRINYs CELEBRATE SCALES.

DAPrED to any required oper-
- ASTON Of weighing, as for iron,
III coal hsy, stock, and for the use 81
warehouses, stofss ami foundriss,
and In short for every Kind OF tusi-
ness.
I .Ex The great skill and fidelity en-
ploysd in their manufacture and
the determination on the part OF the
manufacturers never to allow al
IA peyfc, article forth from tssir ~
sxiued for "a cir scales reputation that has nov
ehRnisD.
The scales are unsnimoRaly acknowledged as the
stssdsyd In all transactions BY weight
4 hawaii, which from discrepancy OF
sixhta between one Of faifbsh ks Scales In use by
tue Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company aaS one OF
another an astsrs recently ined In the Con u
OF Com mon Pleas, Baltimore. the case occupied shs
Court two days And Judge Marshall In delivering hs
decision ssaiea as the resu OF his evidence, that the
accuracy of FsrbsRk Sealse wac esia osoea De. oDa
all question, For sale by
BURROWS, PRETfYMAN & DALZELL
The well knawn reputation OF these Scales has in.
ces TO Offer tnem F1irDsnks Scales, and parchss-
srs nave thereby In many cases been su5je i''
fraud and imposition. The nsnufsciures have no
controversy With honorable coDpeiiion who trans
act bu siness in their names but regarding the
perpetrators Of the above fraud a. pursuing course
alike unjust and dishenorsbie they take this method
10 caution The pubic OF their iDpostioDs.
The pstentees manufacture under their own 10 :
specton only At their fsetoy In ST. Johnsbnrg, Vt.
Por sale 10 Davenport solslyby
Z. q 7. FaIRBANkS,
ST, Johnsburg, W., May Il, 1856.
MI
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VIC l0v1t0 nttC0SSUA iAnu SuosAcAsS
Competition!
HasiDg anticipated IN m :rchsed demand for all
kinds Dry Gsods ,his coming season we have pur.
MoNsTGR 9TOSH
O new, beautiful staple and fAn,y honabsoods,
SILKS, &C.
BLACK Gro de Rhine sliss Fancy siis In endless
rieiyi SIX Man,ill.s-nsT s,,lss, so,d Ca.or', oil
wool peLaines, fancy Dslailss. all Sihds' ne"
rreneh Covers for Pianos, Tables, SC.
Extra Super French Kid Gloves; Embroidered Wells;
Fl"ancinr. all kinds; English Thresd L.ces. Tsris-
IONS. &c; swiss Maslns; Dotted Muslins; Grape
SoIl.rs. Dimity Banda, &c.
Prints, Ginghams, &c.
Great variety OF shirt Rosom., Fancy Ceiorsd KID
Flush Sir Gloves; Plain and Fancy DeLaines; Lin,
en- Bawas asd Table Linen;
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS, &c.
Splendid assortment oil Alpaccas, new snd choice
,,yles d Ginshsms, Ven Berases, ali kinds Of Col
lars; French worked Collars, beantin styles; rieh
embfoderies in sets.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &e.
fine Linen CT msris Handkerch,efs; sha.ls, vsrie
great variety; Mourning Sets silk LAcss; Black
HooPID AND GRASS CLOTH SKIRTS.
Preach Erabossed Chtntx; Curtain Goods, India
Swiss Muli, Lawn Cfssa,s, BOOK JaeoBet, aud Cam
brio Musisns: Striped and Plain Nznsook Musns.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS,
sHEHrINGs, sHIRTINGs, TowELIAG, CRASH,
Hue kaback, Pillow Linen and Shooting, Scotch
Diaper, House Furnishing Goods, MILLINERY
Arb STRAW GOODS, all new and fresh.
We particularly invite attention TO our assortment
Of sta pie Domestic Goods, feeling confident an
present Undue snents 10 purchasers unsqua'ed for
CHEAPNES6, DCRABILITY AND FINISH.
Our patrons will always hna an unsurpassed as
sortme nt, from the simple Notion, up 70 the rich.
est and moot magnificent article OF Dress Goods
n. B.-we intend 70 ssll large amour, of Goods
at a small advance from cost.
April 2sth DIT ks PIP q REbMoS.
a. .. NC oH1,
FRoA NEw NJ I'm, CT.
PRRSCO, Banner, SigI sud Ornamental Painter,
;irainer Of Wood, stone and AArpie.
Lettering and Gliding on
GLASS,
Window shades, IAterier Decorations, Portraits,
Scenery, Landscapes, &C., At short notice.
Sign Painting and GTainii for HE trade rooms,
Com srcial Buildings, Brady st. over Harris
Reference
A. B. L. MYTRs. T. CLosE i Co
Mas III
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No I7s-Au Improved Farm Of 40 sorss 10 sscuons ,
and 10 " leo iInber, loo scrvs under eui
riyson dwelling houses, barn. good stock water &c
Price ~ pr scT~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

No. l5s.-A farm Of 3tS acres on tho Lo-l Grove
Road, miles from tho city the undivided t5Ifd
Of The mill tracs- containing 20 acres, l.O acres
una-rfSnee. TO acres under GUILTY. soms
timber, q frame house rooms, barn, nne orchard
N III be divided 10 suit putchas'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
sc. Hams

FEW more choice >, =. HAMS A6a shoulae
n stil I, n nusd Dried Beet and Beef Tongues, q Il
40 peis choice n. Y. Dried Apples IN store.
Ma ,odk DALZELLs co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

No. lsl-A nrst farm Of 80 10 So. 10 "
~ AGREE bruks and unsS fsnce, uIut~f; price
Sl1o Aprl ~
40. i39,-eso acres through the middle Of sse !,
rsORl W, syl ,aiii farm d Tasxrn stand, $50
acre. cultivated, " acres der, barn, well, spring
&c. Price so,0Do.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

No, lO2,-A Farm Of $50 acres on the road Heading
from lobg Grove to al ems Grove, 10 acres tin be
90 and IN cliIIyst fame houss
l-a stories, static, well, &c.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

NJ. t33,--A beautiful lot ef ) ss.ID0 EeIsa, No.
Hs~ ley ~, lot, part OF t,e y r RsE, mil
trom davenport On The road 10 lie Claire, prize set
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

No. iie.-A smAlian hcEguIul ssse OF land at the
Hiarsseton of5lb street ana the d X eUAiainiIg "a
acres. Price $4,000
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

Ne. "a 80 acres In sec d ~ r 90 the Centre
Grove road 10 Iowa tit, ~ miiss IRON Davenport q
"a ID. nouss aud thsr Improvements
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

No. l25 -l20 aeres In tee q 7 70 X 3E 100 acres
mi er Guilty alton hIo ali utder fence, Comfortable
,uiIdings. Prise s73 per acre. Win seii4oncres OF
same tIrlats