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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02


JoHx ADAMS Oh MAKSERs.-In the late
psblishsd @Nemoirs VI Elkanah Watson
we learn that he determined 10 polish his
manners in view. Of d residence in France.
80 he wrote TO John Adams for advice, and
received the following admirable supgss-
tons: ggx
You tell me, sir, you wish TO cultivate
your msanefs before you begin your travels
and since you have taken % much conf.
dence inne a. 70 write me on this OCCASION
permit ne 70 take the liberty of advising
you 70 cultivate the manners OF ycyr own
country, NOT those Of Europe. l dons mean
By this, that you should put ON long lace
never danes with the ladies', or take pane
of cards, or 60 TO play. But you may De
pend upon this, the more decisively you adj
here 70 manly simplicity inyour dress, equip.
age and behavior, the more you will devote
yourself 10 busineas and TO study, and the
less 10 dissipation and pleasure, the more
you will rscommend yourself TO every man
woman In THE couniry, whose friendship and
scsaainiaaee Is worth your gaining or wish
ing. There il az rbanity, without osten.
tstaon orAsxssvsgance, which win succeed
ereywhers IND 4 sill sime.n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02
Kansas Apolegis&

We have not the space, or jus4As a ct
tor Of curiosity we would publishl he artele
10 Saturdays Democrat a5ologizRng and nd
iculing affairs in kansas.
The No RsrsblIcsn and its Kansas cor-
rsspsadensa are biueriy prejadised against
the Free State men, That paper teens
va asvers from 10 hired Writers in Kan
sas, and never ye, has one Of them rebuked
themUsy epsssrdE acs Of The Rutfians, while
The Rs<e STATE men from the beginning
have been stigmatizeda = fanasicsl abolition
ists, The os.rAges pefpstrased Al the polls
in Kanass. The murders, the lynchings, the
nsss, tse threats, the prosecutions, all and
everything lave been passed over BY this
payer 4 though they were the righteous
fruits Of the most virtuous action. TITS
Rr4saua., With all its prejudice, tereiver
sa,ios and downright, iaisehood, says TIN
the hotel q Lawrence was burned by III
mob ssds that oue man was killed.
Il wss left for the Democrat Of this cit.
to stste, that the sum total oil tae disturb
2nce in Kansas was, that "by some ace
dest. and while Jones was absent, the ho
teitook Dire and was consumed
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

voy soon made his appearance on the bal.
cony. accompanied BY his Secretary Of
Legation. Having been introduced he made.
through An interpreter, An address thanking
IN curious crowd for their sympathy and
re1 ard, and they quietly dieperssd.
he exciting news from Kaesas and the
rent scenes Of violence At Washington
- the engrossing topics OF eenversstion
here Just now. In regard 70 the Kansas
business there is wide Diversity Of opinion
as 70 which party. il either, is in the right
while ,he. savage assault on Mr.. Sumner
appears to be universally deplored and con-
demned. Yours
MENTOR.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02


SurrLr or CLEReYaEs The Boston cor
responder. Of tiie Journal Of Commerce,
himselfa clergyman, furnishes the follow
ing information in his last letter.
1.-THE nnmber Of pastors lately dismissed
in this part Of the country i very large. In
looking a the religious papers of last week
we observed that ! u pastors have either ask.
ed a dismiAsion or been dismissed within
few days in one denomination. the Ortho.
dox Congregational. And vet
lest there should be rush Of ministers from
your State and farther west 70 stand in the
shoes of these men: let me say that minis
tiers, without a pastoral charge or permanent
employment. have not been SO plenty in an
syounl Boston for the II last years as now
At a single sort of ministerial exchange in
this city they can supply 20 more pulpits
any Sabbath, than they have pulpits to sup
ply.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

DEankDLY Personal worthy CO.
temporary ofahe Iowa Reporter, in speaking
Of the navigation Of Iowa river being OBJ
ssructed By, y bridge OF boats, uses language
20 sigui6cant that il no, more csreiai be
will haye some Capt. Brooks armed with
sludseon after him. He says
1T j. likely that much litigation will be
crestsd by the obstruc,ions which DR.. Met
calls bridge has thrown upon the nasiga-
ton Of the Iowa; aud the boatmen are
doubtless taking some concert OF action
prior TO extreme measures. Ii is the gen.
eral impression that tie Dan Conyers viii
be sent up Ia ADVANCE To strike the piers, get
atire and thus consume the bridge, Ii the
rest u the heel has not hove in sight, the
services OF Charlie Usher's old steam engine
have been engaged to Yhisfls during the con
6sgrstion, together with some three hun
bred and Fifty screechins boys, In order 10
indicate the tone of pubic sentiment with
reference 10 the structure
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

DRowsEp. "A deck hand on board the
Reveiiis, was drowned On her trip up on
below Henderson. He WIS standing on the
guards ana as the plank was thrown out,
II threw him overheard, and the current i'm
nedlstsdiy dew him sReer the boat, and
carried him its whole length before he ecutd
rise. A boat was immediately lowered, and
put off 10 his assistance, bat he sank before
they could reach him. Efforts were made
to recover his BOD, but they were unsuc-
cessiu.. - DuSuqse Asprb.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

Mr.. s.. c. HoLBseoK, OF Weymouth,
Mass, is raising peaches under glass. which
ne sells 10 New York Al ten dollars per doz.
Ell. He sent fifty dszen TO market few
days since. This Is new fest in hofiicul-
ture, and may be mentioned al the same
time with The process Of Mr. simpson. Of
Ssxonvi.le, who hiss way OF raising three
crops OF grapes 10 two wears.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

MpW 6HN0RR ~ II
NJ O~ O. @ aO.
~vrnA DIWARY Low PRICES.
= We Win exhibit : stock Of .heu,
$4,000 WORTH
~ ~. ..o~. An n wes,srn
Cheapest and eess sse4s sssf sAoNA 20
eH' -. nu esS HannN M
second strss oppos!N y. IsCiairs xsass.
jus, sss.s .SS''iss % u. R'sA and
Elegant stesk n, M meR GOODs.
Rich Fleunsed Silk koo sa,n. aohe..
ofss Is.ns AND and cheae Bsrogs Robes.
srsn.
Rich Jaspe ana Chsne S..ES
PLAIN AND Sns 81. n 49, SA
f'''a and ''''''' siss Flin,sa rosi.;4.s ,,. s.,
,...r,n,op and style.
Dls W.p.,. CAM ps,alnes.
Issue 1 atenauss brssppd,ss. IsSnc. Hc,, DC
na .ssar,sss as.s,smsut OF
Aeomptss r.nSaUNS
MOltSNANu NOVO'
Of every Ds.sr ipsion: avn ACES.
I'M B1SOAA1A.nAA - 49,, Iii be
eo%pie;s Il every p.fseal.r;
SHAW kS
tony ana son.rs t,rochs.
s.ris v.,sncies.
sut Tibet and Cashmere Shawls aud Scarf,
c,.,, = nd I'm broidorsd Grape Shawls.
bONN6 nj anu A0Ao
AOUSE-k EEPANG 0aOODS,
OF ev ny description.
taaASaERY x&C
a ~ ~ Tn-sa.. fs,a,ss Mite Ac
sP'as1es = ma. M
.~~.nsE.C nan ! NNsS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

Among the freight list Of the schooner
Peerless, lately arrived at New York, was
SIS ,0o0 worth Of platins and gold dust from
Carthasena-the first direct importation OF
gold dust from New Granada into this coan-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

Somebody has been getting up the To-
lowing Democratic Law and Order Ticket.
We cannot say that this will De exactly 'ae
commissions OF the Cincinnati Convention
this week, but certainly ncae better, outside
Of the Empire Club, can be found that would
carry out the principles OF that branch OF
the Dspocraic party known as Border Rui.
For Presiden, OF the United States,
HON. PRESTON s. BROOKS,
OF South Carolina,
For Vice President.
RUST, Of Arkansas.
Herbert, OF California, ii iais ticket should
prevail, would be sent as Minister to Lon
don, Atchisoa to Paris, and strngfeiiow ,e
81. Pesersburgh.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02
pATENT ROOFING.

~ ENTLEMEN and builders 10 general wid 40
dwell 10 stop and calculate II u - mol ioI N.Y..
best isteress before making their contracts Ioa
sle Tin or any other ruonag and inquire inss w. ~
propr tics and merits OF VESTS fstent SsNsn's
{, ent 70 covering houses, as me saosefios IN
show hy ineo niesisbe proc that is not oniy sne
best buiihe most durable and cheapest FIRE Anu w
Ter Proof mai rial ever invented, as We nave seen
IL sood Qualities tested IN every change o. weainer
through Inc psss year, and can give The best refer
ences 10 men OF high station and good CHAR ae,si m
New Yars Ohio and other States, VINO are living
and en- bs referred 10 by letter orpersonaliy
Mess Wells q Co. are now prepared 70 execute
any orders for roofing they may be favored WIN ana
hsyins covered two small buildings on Brady near
Einh street those interested can examine them Ior
their own sstisa, tion; also building or n9sa
island CITY, All orders will be fs.thfuy auenaea 70
ma noished Gu cksr than any other feonn9.
Tne subscribers are resdy to sell the ngnt 70 use
the above cement in any county OF township IN .oe
state of Iowa on very favorable terms, ana any ~,
,oa wishing 10 engage tn easy and pfon.spie ousi.
ress reoutriny but Il small cspitsi viii md snte
Ard lucrative employment. u.;
X n Ths hubble are cautioned against imPosi'
,ions there are men 10 several Of the rver couh
tie, Offering an rice got for the express Purposs
al imitatiny the above composition. hsmemoei
mere Is none genuine bat Vests Patent 6aivani'
Cement. WM. 7" He1 ' - "a
and Second sts. paN"hPo'"a!e % N"s'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

The Dry Goods Merchants Of Philadel-
phia have agreed to close their stores on Sat
srday Al ; O'Clock, and other days at 5
o'clock p M
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

The GAINESVILLE people have given the
Blue Rock miners who dug out the buned
people. $500.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

There are now Stationed in Florida ten
companies 81 rSgelsrs-srtillery- whose az
grsgate strength is about 500 men, and I'VE
Companies Of noanted volunteers, number
ing about 400 men.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02
KI.Ml,X ALl.
FATRRANY's cELEBRATRJ SCALES.

II G. BsRSER, Esq, has removed his once o-
IL agonsliy across TO the Second story OF Cranp-
toms building In the formerly occupied ey the
Gazette once NE cor Second & Brady SIS. my 3lii
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02
SUTTON a cos. COLUMN.
Popular Trade.
CHEAP GOODS FOR THE MILLION.
VIII De opened on
A6onGaaY, June 2d,
BY

g. SUTTON &c Co,
At the METROPOLITAN sToRE, corner Rock IL
tsRa and Second SIS, 3 most magnificent stocs o.
Foreign a. domestic AIRY Goods,
Comprising some OF rho reaest and nost elegant
Goeds ever proughtto Western City. Ine wnole
stocE wiii be offered at prices aitcgetAer unprees.
denied. and we extend the invitation 10 eli 10
Come and Examine,
Although our location 10 not quite 90 d.slfatle IA
We ossd wish, we feal confident assuring the pub
lie thai ai will be amply repaid zy or Us with
sisl.. {. - =, ~ = : 80
We viii exhibit on Monday splendid variety OF
DRESS SALkNs,
OF the newest COM siBatiops OF
Jaspe- caene, Striped,
Piaidedand Brocsded Silks
Also MORE Antiques anu SILK Robes. auuerb
sts lee, from Sie,Dy I" $3.50. SUTTON d %
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02


i0H LACEs of-yery descrip lion from cent. 10
~ ~ dollars per yard Black Trim ming Laees VERY
nAhoso,ns sor AaDtiilss nagngs and fnsertings OF
~ I .l-as very ehesp. SUTTON 4 CO.
WE viii seli our beat styles of kerrinsek. Coeb-
eco ano Phillip ALIENS Prints Ut 10 cents a ytrd
~ sAffsnied fast eoieu Briggs and olhet in.r
u yard. sIfITnS = s ss"'S
SnEEi lNGs-blezehsd and Brown ~ ta. ,aTa ar
hJpaeee; domesses Of all kinds ven ei.esp.
SUTTON & co,
4 shAPE, Cashmere s;eils and Printed shsxis a,
Nliowesi possible prices. SUTTON g O.
nRAwkk AUsLINs,
eomplete assortment Ss'
S,oaasefpanss, Table Cloth, Napkins, TovaItug.
irish Lane ns, de-; sill very cheap
,.. SUTTON & co.
metropolitan Store. cor. Rocr i.:apd ID Al.
Lt before spreciseiy. innss
- SIP Rfkn rNf.Is go r..n-...
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

FAIRRAHX's CELEBRATE1 scALxs.
A DAPTED 10 any required oper-
SAstion OF weighing, ~ for iron,
Mt coal, hay, stock, aud for The use of
nj warehouses, siorss ant fou ndries,
~ aud 10 short for ever. kind OF bust
mesa.
.eSzSgEA The great skill and fidelity en-
l45EzA ployed in their manufacture and
H. sNfETg the determination on the part Of the
manufactured never W allow m
impe RECT arele forth from their estsDshmel NJ
has gained for their Scales reputation that
er been surpassed in the whole range OF usefui
chanism.
The Scales are unanimously acknowledged a. the
standard in all TRANSACTIONS by weight.
A lawsuit which from discrepancy Of
weights between one Of Fairbanks Scales In py
the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Company and ses Of
other iastare was recently lned in the Court
ofComnon Pleas, Baltimore; The case occupied the
Couri two days and Judge Marshall in delivering hi.
decision stated the result, OF his evidence the
accuracy of FaiybaHks ssaies established hey
all question. For sale by
BURROWS, PKkTTYMAN & DALzELL.
The well known reputation OF these Scales has in
dueed the vendors OF i'm and worthless balan
to offer the as fairbanks Scales and purchas-
ers have thereby in many cases been subjected h.
fraud and imposition. The manufacturers have No
act business 10 their own names bot regarding the
perpetrators Of the above fraud, fsuing cousss
alse unjust and dishonorabie ihey lake this method
TO caution the public OF their imposilons.
The pateniess manufacture under their own Ia :
spectloH oniy al theif Iactoy In ST. ohnsoury. VI.
For sale 10 Davenport solely by
b. Il L. FAIhBAAks & Co.
ST, Johnsoay, W., May II, 1850.
MEy 2S aNgIy - =. Ms. NJ
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laaktnl.

.VYckOlls, CanspAsll = CIV
II a. NJ X N H.
psalsss i Kxshanes and fAa1 wsrrea@
xxshsags ~ the vrineipai sltissef the ~
for sals IN sums 70 sait parsAasoss
All srslstn pGnrAIsrxe 70 nASxlss rHosrsu ~
REFER TO
hank Of Ansrice, ssw,yosi.
0yean Eank,
American kxchsnGc Hank
Geo, NJ. Pinoksrd, Prest Bank o. New Ori1aA.
Rayanna Bank, kavshaes 49,
Darby BSIksdsle, Bankers, 81 LouA
Blakslsy \ kiehey, Brokers, Httsbufth
u Mobley, Esq. banker, Dialogue
Hsnry Miller, Eco. Cincinnati, oaie.
sIoKoLls. IssELL co, Z. DAvKSroar. IOWA.
LEE, NICHOLS CO, 4 DAcoaAs,
NICHOLS & 90, ns9wEsyztIS, MINNESOTA.
EXCHANGE BROKERS AND RIAL xsTATx
AGENTS F
LAND WARRANTS HovaRF, SOLD AND LOCATED ~ TEE
F. prs Morn plsrRler, Iowa. II Donor pHTncs' Iowa
corxr,f RfrYra =. sioux Cff
DAcoRAH rhoNsssn... $3.50. ss,c
AInor AMOUNT or CrFr profERrr, iMrsevAp IAsns Asp
VACANT Llyp rsaoraHorr TEE STATE fsn sAa on tAssn
s1r TxRxs We invite attsntion to Cur cafaiosss " -"
Estate Maps, Piafts Abstracts Aef &C
O6aees 90 Main g.. oeuth Of eecend y,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02
French EmbrOideries and Lace.

IOnCH EhuUEOl0eTles and IaCes
| tesse soodsour sock eann5, be surna..es a.
Liter ios variety or eheapness. We hsys Col.
ias IL French and Scotch Work, Honiloa, Valsp
esnhes and Point LAGER, &c. Every ope = pzT-
gain. Also Black and White Grape DO. FIu,ed and
Linen DO. veIy cheap. Oar SET. OF
hanitos, Vale ncieHnes,
ntApliqae $1,000, Thread,
seen BY all ourstock of w
Embroidered Sets
very complete. also en- brseing suis, md sub,l,
sery presiy and cheap; White and BlseS Cyans a.
'' ~ SUTTON co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

No. i25 -iga acres In rec u 7 - X 3E 100 acres
nuc.t cul tYaton ar all under fence, Comfortable
bsiidrg.. Price sss per acre. VIII ten soseres %
ssma Il taf.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

No l.s-An Inproyed Fsrr Of ~ seres In sections
ana 10 20 leo Timber 100 under col
ystiou dwelling boasss barn. good stock vstss -
P4es "a PER scrs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

w "a viii also 9pel on Monday case eli
~ Dress heraNes,
A1si Beautiful styses: which VII be offered etexlra
erinErs low Prices. Among them viii DC found
s-msvery desiratie patterns sf sniil!ns per yard
80 SUTTON o. 60.
Afso bEB61E ROBES. variety OF sUiofs At
price which defy eomps,sl.ou
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

Nd A q 4 N T ,.

- 4 g,s... ~ lot On Clay q, bot. Brady aud
~ - KxiOo. House iex1S, rooms, clothes
49, rtsAsa. csliar, &c. with fruit uees In ysrd &ff's
$40. 49,
- oYs-ussas and lot on sAst side Of lot Y, nooM$s
u SoxsG housS rooms, csllAr, DC Price $1D liz
~ Ga A....,Nai doub,, cottage on Rock IslaAett
- ma "a 81 ., 10 rooms, Kitchen, COLLAR
Price $500.
-, ora H.. n..aar puudnxs, with the prtviA9e O
A. i.ndinm Lot lxiso, will be sold on Liberal
No. s7s-Loss 8 and 4 on and n snd los ~ - ~
haock Z.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

No, ZOE "A Farm OF $50 acres on the road leading
from Looe Srovs Al ems Grove, 10 acrss tin Dc
~ acres uDasr ana In cultivation fame house
/ i.e stories, staoi ., well, nc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

No. I3a.--A iarm OF 3iSc acres tGa losl Grove
Road, nIi.s from the city, The divided thirc
OF ne mill tract. coutsInng 20 sefts, 40
under fence. 100 uader cultivation, come heav,
Jumbo, - irau,s house . rooms, arr nne orchard
Viii be divided 10 suit pg &c hsssts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

No 30 sores in soc - I - II 4 on the Centre
Grove road 10 lows Ciy !. miles from Davenport
frs me kouss sud her inpro ensDis.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

FARM PROPERTY. II
,ss ou, In, Nc 9 In thstown Of walcott contain.
inss aeSsg prise oeo0.
ia. Also Town Lot. No q and :, Block &c In Wal
colt; price go esch,
1884, A Pam ofGan acres IN sections u, u. 800,
SeDcs 20 ser n IL WheaS 10 acres In o. two
e. two sprinss and stream Of running Sesst' Viva
school house on the land, price ~.
lss. A nrm eflso scres In ~ 50, Twp 70, hsss'
good frsms house, g rooms, well, As; Pncs w
lse. Lots BIZ In Dursnt on The y. = NJ k-h'sissss
s:s 4 ! J. ~ !: :
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No. lslA drst rate farm Of " sec. 10 50
70 acres broks and under fence timber; price
ol9OO April ~
No. lyo,--2a0 acres through the middle OF sec. f,
T8p ! w, . splendid farm s.d Tavern stand. 50
acres cultivated " u phsr, barn, wen, sprioS
DC. Price $4,000.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

No. I35A beautiful trsrt ofiRn al 50 acres, lib.
Ia ie miles eItae corporation line. the Do baqus
Road, the vbole surrounded bJ fence nd tart uusiar
ruftts anoz. rtrssn IIt uiIe thT"us f Price ESQ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

No. l7sA Farm Of leo pcrcs In sections aud II, ~
Is Timber 70 under cultivation, good
HOUSE, stabiA running water Is acre In wheat
now sowed, with young orchard price Us pr acre
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

Lawns. Lawns.
REsl American makes, last coIors, 81 10 cents aad
LII shilling yard. Preach Aa,iins, do Bid.
aAIses AID 0igandies, Fiounced and Figured; YER
handsome and ekea sUTIlSs A 10 :
I.NGHAMS, FRENCH PnISIs- Ig4 4tEs W
~ GINGhAA LAWNS, De LANES. CHALIIss
&c, 6or all hesi and new and very desirable.
SUTTON q co
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No.iiS-A Farm Of 20 acres tp sec I6Tp1s EAE
all ploushed, prics ss5 peraer-.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

IHE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
arations for the manufacture OF Batter, Sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pic Me, Water and Oyster Crsckerss
Pilot Bread, &c, &c, together with good ssecst.
lnent Of Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
l have also purchased the Patent Right ior Scott
county, for the manufacture Of Crrm PaaPs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

No. l7aA Farm Of sbout 10 acrss near Hickory Grove
aaJoning No. TIA two story brick houss too ssams o.
wstsr running through nps sTsxtog sn and neariy al
under eultivaaion; prise ot0 per scs~.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

No. loe.- An Improved farm OF lA acres In zee.
tioBs 20 and 81 7 " II ee acres under fence. ~
nndef cuiuvauon, ~ scres woodland, nov fraut
hosss, cellar, we'll, els bio re- Kooc stream on rarr
running Through Price oxS per acre. vs. n Es'l,a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

No. ii3--A beautiful .Io; near Tho 10 = Cemelsry
20 acres, good frame use, 10 FOOL ms ell, aud
stream Of ~ai~r rsnnsy ihroush. Ffiee si6U prsers
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Ne. 49, beautiful 10, offs s3-f0S acres, No /
Hawley cut loi,. part Of s.c - r u RAE, } mile
fro bafsnpors UBthe ROAD TO is iefe, price Secs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

No I6sOus Of the apsst Yarms in ths County, on ING
Dubuaus rod, PsasS Post Once 60 acrce Of WINCH
thar Z 30 aesss u good mber IL mothJ yood
Aouse largo barn, Sc Two strsams running through NJ
Price oe5 per acr~. B~@a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

No. IRA farm of ,.sscrrs wl,h 90 aero. t;mes,
10 gniIes from town. 20 acr~a Il need ana "a e.l,
yntion, log house, Die, seracEh, wells, ga or.
chsrd ois acres, appies, ~ aches, aic cherries,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

There was miracle happened here the
other day, which think deserves record
The Common Council voted, without being
asked to do 80, to increase the salary of
city officer from $4,000 to $4,000 per year
and the man absolutely refused 10 ats ii.
Your wonder, however, will be materially
modified when | add that this singular pc
Mas was Azsriah c. Flsgg, City Compuol.
Ter He Is practical reformer o expenses
and almost the only one in the army of Of.
feers paid from the City Treasury.
The meeting in the Park oa Friday eve
ming 10 sympaihize with Gen. Walker and
the cause Of Nicaragua was quite fornids. !
Bile demonstration as far az numbers and
enthusiasm are concerned. The announce |
ment that PADRE yrrt, the Nicarapuap
Minister, would address. the meeting. belued
perhaps TO swell the throng. A. IL usually
the case in regard to public meetings in
New York the array Of speakers actually
on the stand, was rather small and insight
icant compared with the ANNOUNCEMENT
In the bills. Padre Win did not appear in
the rarki 90 aoout8 O'Clock in the evening
me meeting broke up and marched in pro.
eession with music up Broadway to the
Metropolitan Ho.si--.he temporary head.
quarters ofshs Nicsragdsn enbs.., Hs,a
they formed in one compact macs, number
Ing several thousands. The Reverend En-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

No. los.A farm Of lou acres In sec. rs and % 80
Rl 3 " Aere. under cultivation, good stream Of
water.