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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26
Thorineton q Iowa.

We, out West, who know that Mr.. TEoE-
IxoroS of Iowa, now a member OF the House
Of Reprsse ntativas, was elected by the Re
publican Party Of his district upon the
strength Of his wordy devotion to the Anti
Slavery cause, and that he received, though
. Know Nothing, nine out Of every ten OF
the German and Protestant Irish votes in
the North half Of his State,-we have been
. little surprised to see him put himself
twice or more in position decidedly hostile
TO those with whom he pretends to act
We can easily forgive the very nstural anx-
ETY. in new member, not particularly over
burdened With discretion, to make himself
ieonspicuous. and we would be glad to at
tribute Mr.. Thorington's somewhat equivo-
cal acts 10 this cause; but if he will allow
~, we may say to him that there is point
beyond which it will be very dangerous for
him to 20 in that direcfios. And 1t may
have salutary effect, too, TO gently hint to
him that the Republican Party Of his dis
trict is about organizing with no distinctive
plank in the Platform upon which be as a
K. n can stand. We do not wish to be
impertinent to Congressman, but We must
have our say. His anends in Caucus 10
timely; and our worst wish to Mr.. T. is that
he may not forget the pledges with which il
was accompanied. Chic. Tribune
We had clipped the above paragraph from
the Chicago Tribans with the intention OF
forwarding it to Mr. Thorington, regarding
it a. an unjus,ihable attack upon that gen.
tleman. but its appearance with some very
unkind personal comments in the Demorr al
ofyestsrday morning, induces US to give il
publicity accompanied with few remarks
In the first place, Mr. Thorington did MOI
receive nine out of every ten of the German
and Protestant Irish votes in the north hall
of the State, nor fee on, of every ten. The
position in which he has placed himself
$50 decidedly hostile to those with whom
be pretends to act" we presume aliudes to
the two effsrts he has made to bring abou,
an organization OF the House. The Tn
fsne refers to this as an attempt to render
himself conspicuous. We do not believe
that Mr.. Thorington unadvisedly Offered
those resolutions, but that before doing SC
he consulted older and more experienced
members of Congress. They were thrown
emit as "feelers" wi h the object OF organi-
zine the House with Republican Speak
er, AT first, elected as was Mr. Thoring-
ton mainly by the Know Notbings. he no
doubt deemed it his duty 10 vote with that
party, but at once observing the hopeless
ness of eleeting Mr.. Fuller, he voted for
Mr.. Banks and ever since has consistently
east his vote for that gentleman. 1t swell
known that the most strenuous efforts of
either party have been used to bring about
an organization Of the House, and certainly
we cannot blame our member for eontribu-
ting his mite to that object, when we be-
lieye il to have been done with the advice
of older and more sagacious men.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26
IMPORTANT NEWS TO THE LADIES!

7 ApIkS @ishing to purchase hon net
i for themselves or Friends would do weii 10 call
the
Paris Il New York Millinery and
Fancy Coed Store,
Where they viii nnd the best assortment aud
Cheapest in the City.
Also, a beautiful assortment OF
Children's and Infants White 1erino EN-
broidsred Hoods and Jockey Caps,
Ladies and Misses xerino and SILK Quilt
cd Hoods, Ribbons, Velvet and
Mohsir Head Dresses. Large stock Of Ribbons,
satins, Silks, vslvets, Flowers, Feathers. &C.
general assortment Of Millinery Goods,
Fancy Goods,-A large assortment Of Needle
Work Collars, Undsr-sleevss, Hdxfs. Embroi-
dsri,s, Embroidery and Knitting Cotton,
Emtr ,idery Silk, Linen Floss, silk Worsted
aud Linen Braids, Cord and Tsssels Gilt, Xix
and Glass Dress Buttons, Coarse, Fine and
Round Combs, hair and Tooth Brushes,
Tapes, &C. &c.
All OF our Goods will be sold at
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Very cheap at the
Paris 4 New York Millinery & Fancy
Goods Store,
Corner OF Third and Brady Sts.,
Davenport. Ii.eay-ul W. Is. NICHOLS.
n. b. Marking an stamping for Braiding aud rn
broid ring done order.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26
To the Citizens Of Iowa.

Belieyie < that large majority ef the citizens Of
Iowa are opposed to the political principles OF III
present Ad nistraton, and to the introductionoi
slavery into territory free, and also thst made
free by the Compromise Of 1890 and that the party
81 Wing Itself the "Democratic Party are striving
to make slavery great NATIONAL Institution, contra.
nv to the principles laid down IN the Declaration OF
Independence and The Consultation as taught by the
Fathers of the Republic, We would call upon all
such free citizens to meet In Convention. at City
City ON the s2d day of February for the pur pose OF
organizinga Republican party to make commoi
cause with similar party already formed IN seSerRl
OF the other States Of the Union.
January ;, 1856 d&wtt MANY CITIZENS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

TRUTH STRANGER TnAx FIcTIoH.-A
widow lady advanced in life, now resi-
dent Of the city of Philadelphia, can tell
with truth the following story, showing
what strange coincidents the current OF
events will sometimes bring to light. The
lady owns rea! estate in Michigan, and the
following facts we're given to us by her at
torney, who learned them from her own lips.
This lady was born and brought up in the
State of New Jersey, and upon being mar
ried removed TO Michigan, and settled in the
county of Monroe. There her husband
built house, improved land, and they strug.
gled on together, as many young couple
| mas done, before and since. Upon that farm
/ this lady buried her first born child, and a
/ few years after, her husband died, and was
| buried there. After mis- death, she sold out
/ everything, and removed with her two sons
back TO New Jersey where oae OF her sons
died from the effects off fall received on
the passage across Lake Erie, on the way
home. The other son removed 10 Phila.
delphia with his mother, acquired property
in Michigan, for farm, OF which he took q
deed, without knowing the situation or
character Of the properly. While prepa-
ring 10 return to Philadelphia he was taken
siek and died. leaving his mother sole heir.
The deed OF this property in Michigan came
into her hands, and after time she made
journey to visit it. Upon reaching the
place, SIZE found II to be the very homestead
which she and her husband had built more
than thirty years before, and found in the
walnscot her own initials, cut BY herself,
years before. She is again the possesor of
her early homestead, the graves OF her hus-
band and eldest child.-DetroH DAILY ADJ,
Dec. 8.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26
Dodges' Patent Double Acting Suction
and Force Pump.
THE BEST PUMP IN USE!

fI,HESE Pumps are double acting, and combine
i both the suction and Force principles. The PTS
TONS Valves In all cases, Of the best Bell metal
composition, making them available for use In el-
ther hot cold liquids
wish 1t expressly understood that there IL no
leather packing or valves about the pump, which
makes them less liable to get out Of oraer-than
those pumps using leather.
Then 2 pump will raise about 900 gallons per
hour with case The power Of single individual is
suacen, to throw stream upward Of nfty feet, from
hose pipe making II very efficient DIRE engine
dy for use at al moment.
Call and see one In operation at nay Shop, Perry
st. bet. Cd and I'd Sts., Davenport, Iowa.
For sale by y. II. puM0Nr.
ian IS-d3m
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

CURIOUS FAcT.-The Hartford Times
says the thick coating Of ice upon the cher
ry, pear and peach trees has served to pro-
tect them from the frost, and at the same
time has acted in the capacity Of q bur ming
glass, by concentrating and intensifyng the
rays from the sun, until the unreasonable
warmth thus impaired has had the effect Of
starting the flow of sap and developing the
buds II lie feared the damage isvery serious.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

A CoNTRAsT.-The Dayton Empire, an
Administration paper, justified the Licking
ton mob which lynched Brady The West
ern Citizen, published at Paris, KY, says
"There was nothing in the statements or
general tone OF the hitter, BRADY s. 10 merit
the vast amount of Indignation which il
seems to have excited. In fact we cannot
look upon the conduct Of the mob, dragging
Brady, an unarlaed man, in winter night,
from the side of his wife, for such an Of
fence, or indeed for any offence, as anything
else than a barbsrous and cowardly out.
rage."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

The PREsrpExcY.--TheM Missouri Know
Nothing papers are nominating Col Doni.
phan for the Presidency. As he was one
oflhe instigstors Of the late border outrage
his nomination, probably, will not be gen.
orally seconded.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

At the funeral of the late DR.. CHouLEs,
in Newport, R. l., his remains were laid in
front Of the pulpit, clothed in the dress in
which he appeared when he preached his
last sermon to the people of his charge. All
the bells in the city were tolled and business
generally was suspended.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

Lieut.. Maury has been bonored by the
Republic OF Bremen with q beautiful gold
medal presented through Mr. Schledin, Min.
lister Resident, and bearing this inscription
ITO the Promoter Of Science, to the Guide
OF Nsvigators. LieutIF. NJ. Maury-an H on:
CRADLE Acknowledgment Of the Senate OF
the Republic Of Bremen"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

The total number ofintentiona of msrri-
ages issued from the Registers office in this
city, for the year 1855, was 3,o66,a de- crease
of about two hundred from the year 1854.
The oldest person married was a man Of
seyenty-two years, and the youngest, a girl
of fourteen years and five months - Boston
Traveller.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

rAyE onened new Wood Yard at 70. AL'INH
Ill & Co x Lumber Yard at the Junction OF sce"ha
and Front Sts., where they have on hand iai as
90 rtmento Dry and Green Wood, namely
uinsnrV Ash. oak Maple, &C.,
Which they offer for sale the Lowest Market price,
and would most respectfully solicit all VINO are I"
want to give usa call.
pS our wood Is four iect long.
Davennott, Jan. 81 d-ly*
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

CALpwELL,--It is now supposed tina, the
etition presented the Governor OF Illinois
asking the pardon of this individual, was
altered after having been signed by the jury
man. An investigation is being had of the
circumstance.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

FIVE WAGON LoADs or GaME.-Mr. Hut.
chings arrived at Vincennes, on the 18th
inst, with five wagon loads of game that he
had purchased in Illinois. The cargo con-
sisted of geese. turkeys, ducks, squirrels,
rabbits, quails, 1874 chickens, IS deer anda5
saddles OF venison, and 2, 400 rabbits.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

Although Mrs. Gaines, in the great New
Orleans will case, has gained material
point by the recent decision iG her favor,
she has yet to prove before the probate court
the existence and provisions of the alleged
will Of Daniel Clark in her favor, before she
can take possession Of the immense estates
claimed by her.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

The Boston Transcript states that Mrs.
Caroline Lee Hentz is about to publish a
new novel, "the scenes being drawn in part
from fashionable life in Boston and New
York"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

Rachel has abandoned the idea Of playing
tragedy in Havana, and has takena passage
10 steamer directly for Europe. Her health
had improved, but thi. was judged to be the
most prudent course.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

A company was incorporated by the Leg
islature of Missouri, at its recent session
for the establi shment OF stage line from
Weston to San Francisco. Ii is supposed
that the passage will be made in twenty
days.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

The Ireland potato crop is unusually large
some districts producing $50 bushels to the
acre. Its total value amounts to twelve
millions pounds of sterling.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26
Trustees ,SOig.

WHEREAS on the seventh day of January, A. d.
w 1854, George Herring, Jr., executed unto g..
his Promisssry note Of that date for the
sum OF one hundred and thirty four 6l-iOO dollars,
and payable the first day Of November there AFTER
ana whereas for the purpose Of securing the pay
OF said sum OF money, the said q. Herring, Jr., did
on The day Aforesaid, execute TO the undersigned
Trustee, deed Of trust, conveying for the purpose
Aforesaid, TO the undo rsgned such Trustee, the
following parcels of land in Scott county, Iowa, TO
wit: The South Westquarter 0fthe North West quar-
ter OF Section number sixteen i6l in Township No.
Seventy eight, (76) north or Range number four Al
East OF tho 5tb principal meridian, containing forty
acres land. And now the said note ing co me
due ard payable, and the said q Herring, Jr., hay.
ing failed 10 pay tho same, Andrew J. Lawes Trus
tee AS aforesaid do hereby give notice that by virtue
OF the power which by said Instrument is In vest
ed viii on "Wednesday the 7th day of February, A.
d. 1850, at the hour ofiwo O'Clock In the afternoon Of
said day, at the Court House dsor in the city of BAY
ehpor expose and offer for sae the above described
parcel bland or 50 much thereof us shall be sui.
Gle Mt TO satisfy and pay said with the Interest
thereoh, TO the time of yment, together with an
costs Ind expense attending said sale and OF this no.
uce. ANDREW j. LAWS
Dated January 18th, A. ID. 1e5d.-dts as
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

A man in Philadelphia day or iva ago,
fell from tine roof of three-story building
upon drift, Of snow, without hurting him in
the least
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

The inhabitants of Altoona, q small tow n
in Illinois, are said to be suffering terribly
from the rsyages of the small pox
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

The profits of fair recently held in
Cincinnati, for the benefit Of an Orphan
Asylum, amounted 10 s. 900.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

The Democracy ofAisbama have recon-
mended FRANKLIN PIERCE for the Pres
idencY.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26
FURS AND ROBES.

INERYEoDY seems to acknowledge this 10 the
IL coolest weather ever experienced IN the west
and there is necessarily great deal OF suffering
Now much of this could be avoided by calling at Is.
ton q Co.'S. in the old Post Office Building and buy.
isg you u nice fur coat, fur gloves, or Fancy
Sleigh Robe or for tho ladies nice warm set eff fur
IL 10 unnecessarily say thing In this line
selling at cost TO make room for our spring stock
Call soon 10 provide yourself WIN luxury tina
must be worn This cold weather 10 be appreciated
qua rantee that prices vii be made 70 suit.
Davenport Jan ~ A. b. ALsioA co.
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Swan Mills.
TERHuNE g. GROUr


TERHUNE g.. CIRCUIT,
LIE Claire, Iowa.
WE would inform the eitizons and trade OF Scott
w and adjoining countless tina, we are now manu-
featuring very superior article Of Flour which we
offer at market quotations in this paper, and We
ouur the following
Grear Inducements to Dealers,
wewlil deliver our Flour by the 10 bills. and up
wards any where within Is or Is miles of our mill
FREE OF CHARGE.
Having II the iacites for making he most mar
ketable -four and feeling that csn suit both deal
er aad consumer, We respectfully solicit lib 'rai
BARGLAY, THOMPSON q 90 Agents.
Jan J3-d,f DsvenPors, Iowa.
CROFT,S GIFT eONCERTy
Last OF the season.
81, 500 90 worth Of Valuable Presents, such
as Musical Instruments, Writing Desk,
WORK Boxes, Jewelry, Books, Fine
Pictures, Engravi 81. &C., &c.
MR. c. respectfully informs the citizens eli Rock
wi Island and vicinity that he will give Concert of
Vocal and Instrumental Music, at the
OLD MET HODlST CHURCH,
on Union Square, opposite the Island Iiiy Hotel,
Rock Island, on THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 9Th,
whole Number Of Tickets Thirteen Hundred.
The folio wing is list Of the valuable presents TO
be Distributed among the Ticket Holders on the even
Piano Forte, warranted years, $3.50; 1 Set cot
tage Furniture, marble top, i2; Gold Watch, lever
hunting ease, 5000; splendid inlad Papier Mache
Writ,ss Desk, e5 90; superbly bound book lGsms
OF British Art, 2G,0e handsome Rosewood writing
Desk 1850; Flute, each ~, and 4dols "a Flutes
so each, 10 80; Ladies PAPER Mache Work Box
inlaid, 81 10; Violin, each of ", and dolls; Vi
oIins, 900 IL Vioins, -, 20 each "a 00 Si.er card
1870; 70 nns Pictures, gilt frames, SO, lS o.
/ inlaid Rose and Satin Wood Backgammon table,
1870; Clarionels, 46 each, 5000; Iaronets elU
each, 5000; Guitar, each -, ~ and dois = Suit
ars IS each, 21o0 Banos, So each le 00; Millions
Norks in superb Mo oeeo,o,u splendid Gilt Chi
ma Inks laud, 20. fine Cola Thimbe, 5,U0; 80 New
Miscellaneous bnd books 20, ~ 90, Gold Breast
Pins, Sis each rs; fac Garnet Pan, $40; 0da
Fellow PIN. ass Pearl Cross, 500: set me geld
Shirt Studs 5t0 pair me 90 Id Sleeve Battons 90;
Geld Studs, 81 e. each, AGO. IL Gold Kings, d 50
each, rs Ut Gold Pins 81 each, 6O0 80 nne large
Steel Engravings 81 each 5000; 80 One Dollar Gifts
such as India Rubber Combs, Books and Music Books
&c, &e $500.
Tickets oEe Dollar. For sale ut rons Music Store
and Warren y Rhawn's Book store.
Doors open al . clock. Goucertat half past pre-
eses. Front Ssats reserved for Ladies and &c ptle
men accompanying them. Jan 23-d2w
Atlanta and Interior Banks,
w shall continae TO receive and pay out The
u Rat ks las hnva tan
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26
Lots in North Davenport

have Four beautiful Dwelling houses 10 Norm
Davenport fronting on Locust street, oue oi SsAS
has Ten acres OF ground vita IT, and oIhsI. with
ar more lots.
Also u Dnmber Of Dnimptoyed Lois 10 Soel's, SIC.
lntesh's, LambriIs's, Fearing and siaymskers
.uhdlYi.lnu Of Lot. S..Iur N. N n. 20 rarL.
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Lots In East Davenport

have several unlmprofcd lots IN Inst BsveDpCTt
some OF them beautifully situated he bluu, others
we'll adapted for business purposes.
-ALsD--
River Lo. OF l7o feel on tao river BY 40 Feet
upon which there is an excellent Qusrry with PEI
petual Lime Kiln rad Lime house, whtch sih maxi
lOo bushels OF lime Per day. An excellent lees.loI
for FIGURING MIL
Fulton's Addition.
Two Brick Houses Just flushed, in Fultsais ADD
ton, with number OF uninproy ed lots III ios "a
ces and long credits.
lnaddition 10 The above, The subscriber hasa sfge
amount OF unimproSed and IN scoiI, Muscalns, IN
ton, Cedar, Jones. Johnson, Iowa, foweshisk. jn
per, Marshal, I ANA aud Benton Counties Fosaby
Information respecting the foregoing property, sP u
to GEo. L.. NICHOLS,
Heal Estate Agent,
dec 25 Corner of Seeon nd d Man stree:
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FAMILY GROCERY.

More .N1lc Books.
At the Iowa Book Rooms, No. SO Brady Street.
Between I'd 4 Sd
PRESCOTT Philip the Second vol
Tho Annals Of San Fraancisco
Macaulay's History of England vol at.
The Life of oethe, yos
The Song OF Hawalha.
Selections from W. s. Sander
The Old Red Sandstone.
The Pre-. Adamitc Earth
Foot Prints Of the Craator
Earth and Man.
Leaves from the Tree Ipdrgsl
Kate Weston.
Henrietta Robinson.
Hanry 9Th and his O wives
tathanue I'd Of Russia
Mimic life.
Lives Of AtrociOus Judees
Jackson and New Orleans
camp Fires Of tho Rcd Man.
Nit Eam's Adysntures JapIs
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Mercantile College.

fTHE undersigned viii ope ia The "a, OF Da'en-
i por, on OF about tAe nrst day OF March next-
first class Mercantile College, that viii afford OPP
poTtunity for The requirement IN short course OF
lew weeks, of preparatory business education, sgf
hcienI 10 qualify the staden - discharge the duties
Of the Counting Ro I'm with degree OF correctness
and despatch, which il was formerly thong Id be
ac1uired only By years of glorious applIcation.
The course Of instruction will consist OF Double
Entry Book Keeping, embracing every department Of
Trade and Mercactle Accounts, viz: Wholesale and
Retail Commission, Exchange, Banking, Manufactu-
ring, shipping, Indy iduai Partnership, Steam Boat
Ing, JOINT STOCK, and Compound Business.
also, Practical Psnmanship, Comnereia CalcGla
lions, Commercial Correspondence, and Lectures on
Coz mercial Law, &C., &c
The most ample evidences Of qualifications 10 con.
duet institution OF the above kind will
WILLIAM v. BARR
Attorney NJ Law
Jan 23-dIm- and Practical Accountant.
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To THE LADIES.

NIISS c. STAhR would respectfully announce 10
Vl the Ladies 81 davenport that she is now prepar
III ho desire the services OF adj rien
ced aud practical DH ESS MAKER
and she viii learn any the art ofcatIing and ting
for themselves scientific principles, that they
may require the services OF another person in
this art. All work warru nted TO nj or no charge.
For further particulars enquire OF her personally
green dool. 4 Jen. DIFF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

No. l91.-Ihe finest Bluff Lot In IN. On.
North side OF sixth street, west OF Doctor k,s
upon which Is erected q Brick House and s,shia
= we'll Of good wafer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26

No. I59.-A Two Story Frame Housaon5,x
East corner OF Gaines and Fourth street. w " :
rooms, hall and Crller; Well af soft ga,et rcs
feet square. '"' 4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26
Islands,

No, gd2.--AH Island between ID yru,o, ara 4.
Claire, together with The shore d the main saa ~,
whole containing J. acres, max ipg one sler 20.
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No. laS.-A beautiful residence ON m. -,
of Fourth street, West OF tiuck Island S VI, sas
The house well finished, wiih room, GOOD ~ Nv
Well, Cislern, Wood hous,, with yaI.1v =, selA'
berry, e'ars convenience to make comic, ,shi. w
dence in good n-ighborhoed req
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head limited N bel of special notic'
" III be inserted at 10 cents per line eGeh inseriio
or 50 cts. per week
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No, Hj.-Anoiher and large Island above pr,r,
ton, eontai ning Ito acres covered with Tiubs, A.
excellent chance for wood dealers. The wood t,D
lie cut and brought 10 nayeapo vi for three dollar, r
cord. -