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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
TRIUMPH OF ART
i LOUIS KELLER
has the honor the pubic that his second series
OF GRAND rABLEAU s0IREkS

MONDAY EVENING APKIL y,
Ar EMPIRE HALL, No $50 ROADWAY,
Two doors above the Metropolitan H0si,}
which has fitted up and beautifully embehed and de-
corsted By him, expressly for the purpose.
M. Keller iuu TO the intellectual the refined and
tasteful well the fssdous In matters which refer
cuAivey the appropriateness and careful direction of the
place where his peculiar aud distinctive performances
given that he ha. yielded 70 general we'll friendly
Gesous In his Arrangements and believes thai In al
respects the wishes Of the community will be met and ths,
the approval with which hs Tsbleaux have been
ed by the COURTS OF EUROPE,
and The enlightened OF nearly all The world viii be accorded
10 the enterprise which be embarks In here Fun par
iiculars will be duly announced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20
hksDAMEs R0BT, WHITE.
JOHN DAvkNPORr,
MEssIEURs J. GAYroR,
H. TnOMAa,
c. srEvgNsoN,


derfut hul 4 The performers WI nsueurAe new e.
amongst travelling and furnish he ps one II New
ri glLd for which latitude especially ected
amusemep Of This kind CT higher grade Am usualy ex-
pected OF circuea - :.
MUSICAL soIREEs.-AAsoN AND BERGMAKVg
1vl econd soree vii sse place ~ Dod woftAs Acadeuy
n BIN kerhon qusrete schuuAhp; ana Besthovea,a
grand trio In hAi VIII be given addition to vocal and
panofore pieces nckeA Tor o. ladea ~
cent? For sale II the music ave II doY ao2yo.
commences u s. O'Clock. Doors open u o'clock
nussE1.DoRF GALLERY NO 4g BROADWAY-fHT9
~ peneid gallery con~ns nc~'y hundred he Hnae
paintings ever put upon sxhb'son Challenges = sompasrn
with any collection OF pasnunss this
mission 70 cents, srsscn ickeu Tor sxsy % sssW
THEsPIAN DRAMATIC tss0JTArIoN. -ROrTCR.-
April 2s.--I HERisa THE ORPHAn OF i5ESnvx 80
Thk wANDEkIN9 BOYS. Gall rehaarsAls nursdAy -
Saturday EVENING" eh and S6h EVER body a.
lea1er OF band Further particulars nsr sunday'a
Herald.
TEMPLE OF raE MusEa sls BROADWAY -EyRRy
afterrocn and night BY Madame Waston's troups
Mode Aristcs who viii appear In magnhscnI spiccurr
hvtrf picturrs win other erertanmenss. The u,upe
rsfs q Artistes and conprfses Ans formed .
NJ The world. ~ H-Atrr Nay Madane Wsrx-ss snrn.
PAW viii remove 10 The Frankin Masau1 IA 0rand ~~s
near Broadway.
THEA1RIcsL HoricK-EaTIosAL rHasrNs g.~
on.Durng the he an~kkosd~ss vsn c ,Iessf y
the houpe auc rs~cre Isd~s s~at sp~
OF ACKNOWLEDGED al-n ladies 81 tses axd ssrs5 ,sg
Tor The rext -lnx n Ausus vt6
please sddrcs he susscrser Reysre fousc, B~stss.
Hgshy WILLARD. Lessee
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NoR NORFOLK AND PETERsBURG-rHE UNITED
States mail steamship ROANOKE. Captain Them Skin
will leave for the above places Wednesday 2 inst
at O'Clock p M from pier Is North river. She VIII
Norfolk the aferi Petersburg following
morning Passengers tor the south viii proceed directly
by the Southern mail line TO Char Augusta So
wanna &C. Those for Richmond will at their destna
ton early Friday morning. Travellers wilt hnd this the cheap
es pessapest and expeditions route. Passage aid
with s,aeroom, Norfolk $s Petersburg and Rico
moud. $40. Apply to LUDLUM PLkAsANTS, 50 Broad.
wa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-20

EXPRESSES.
T1HE PACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY l24 BROADWAY
will forward their next express 10 California, and the Pa
cinc coast steamer George Law, Monday April q
Freiaht received until 10 O'Clock. Letters
and parcels until O'Clock WIN H. HALL Agent
FURNITURE.
DY JOHN LLOYD 4 Sons, 129 EIGHTH STREET, ONE
ID door az BroadwayA suit of rosewood parlor furn
lure, In crimson and gold brocate, at about half price.
FURNITURE. FURRITURE-HIGHEsT CASH PRICE
IT paid for household furniture Of every description carpets
oicoth feather beds watches, ewery, firearms surgics
musical and nautical Instruments, Parties promptly waited
TEBS auction and commission merchants No % Catherine
street. or 49, Broome street, corner OF Mercer.
DOR SALE CHEAP-AN ELE9ANr LOT OF IRON Flu.
nure consisting Of marble top tables, bedsteads hat
stands towel racks umbrella stands, china nc
arcles together with the store futures 594 Broadway
~r be exchanged for real estate in this city T~o good pack
wanted
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04
settler, ,Or -xsn,.s.

We are informed BY Mr.. Army, aecsets
~ OF the Kansas SettlerS' Society of this
city, that about four hundred persons pass
ed through Iowa en- route for Kansas pre-
yious to the 18th inst. They were from II
linois, Wisconsin and other States, and in
cluded about fifty families, men, women anC
children. W. understand that other com
panies, numbering several hundred In all
viii leave for the same destination during
the next ten days. Meantime Gen. Lane
will visit the East TO solicit further aid foI
the enterprise, and 1t is hoped that through
the united exertions OF all the friends Of The
movement at the North, several thousaBe
actual settlers may be placed in the Terri
tory In the course Of NEXT month.
On the 9Th proximo the adjourned meet
ing Of ths Cleveland Convention Of Ksnsss
Aid Associations will be held al Buffalo, Al
which the North generally will be repre-.
ssnted, and 1t is hoped and confidently be
lieved that the Convention will adopt sufh'
| cien Mt measures to provide the needful sup
plies for all persons DESTROYS of making q
permanent settlement in Kansas, Money
Is the only desideratum. That obtained
men in abundance will be forthcoming, and
Kansas will be free from the curse which
the slavery propagandsts are seeking e
fasten upon il. The people are ready te
| contribute literally, and q proper admins
t~ration OF their benefactions is now all tina
10 necessary to insure complete success to
the good causs.-Chieago Press.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04
LO.ROCk WOODS
COMBINED
skEOSUeS and ReNDSr!

FOR WHICH H FIRST RRkNIUM WAS
Awarded atths Rock leland County Fair In No.
venber, ls5S. Improved for 1856.
YhE subscribers have arranged 10 manufacture
! extensively the above machine In Rock Island
H., aud in Offering II 10 the farmers are happy TO be
able 10 cay that the efforts ~ combine the most
perfect Mower with the most perfect Reaper have
proved sminsnny successful. The dinHculties srisins
out ofths fact that's greater speed OF the sickle q
necessary for N owing thanis required for reapius IL
overcome IN this machine By the use OF Pin.
ions Of different size, giving. th: required speed ne
csasary for each kind Of work. The 'side draft :, 10
also mostly avoided by placing the ground wheel on
he opposite side OF the tongue n om the cutting part,
90 asto balance each other, thus making Ii easier
Tor the team.
The rsksr 10 placed on the platform behind the
grain q position which BY being near his work ems.
blss him TO do Il better and with greater ease; and
the whole 10 constructed on . plan at once simple
and durable. 4. has been used 10 all varieties OF
grain md grass, and 10 universally conceded ~
those who have used II to operate better AID nicer
than can bs done with the cradle or scythe.
The price Of the ''Prsirie Razor' 10 $50 cash for
Mowsf and Reaper together; elio for mower alone:
SIo added 70 ne above for credit of ons-half I'LL
January next. Interest At the rate Of ten per cant.
per snnam allowed on all Psymsns. made before
For al: BY NoURsR, vIELE I Co, al the Iowa
Agricultural Depot, on ReSk Island and Front sts-,
Davenport. Sole Agents Tor thia vicinity.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Atkinson's block. Second Street, be
hceen Brady and Main.
OPFER for sale the following valua = Real Rs
City Properly in Davenport.
:. Sig loss on the south west corner of Fourth and
8. Sic Lots Al North davenport, be,w cen Perry and
AIlthe akSvs lots ne we'll situated and in parts o,
the city most rspidiy improving and will BE- ssld on
Farming Lands in johnson County.
st Of .k.4B. e 7. 70 y. Ranges veA 60 scres.
Morn. e. 8, xaT. y \. Range vest ssscres.
The above lands are NJ on the line Of the railrsad
from Davenport 70 lowaCity.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred .cres Of prairie and ninety scres OF
timber land near ElviFa P. o, seven miles frem Ly.
on:, Clinton Co., near he Railroad; all choice land,
The above property will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and a half from Prince.
ton. Sixty acres 6rst rate land, we'll improved with
goodhouses. VIII be sold At q bargain.
HoWeshisk County.
Two hundred and any acres nne prairie land two
miles north Of Montezuna, the county seat.
Scott CO.
iUS acres nnlmpfosed labdtWo miles frem Hickory
Grove, three miles from WDlcott, ten miles from
davenport, well vstered-
ls0acres nvs miles north w~estfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land. -s45
Hear Davenport.
One and one-half milos from Court House on The
bluH, with superb views Of river and suroundine
country. A small farm of Is acres under the highest
state Of cultivation and we'll supplied With frpit
trees- The most beautiful LAID in he vicinity o .ihe
oily. r
ssvsa nilss frsa Dsvsapsrt.
Alarm ofe0 serss, ~ usder cuitivaaios, - Of tim
Der. A never failing stream runs through ~ Win
besold very ehesp.
Near Walcott,
50 Acres OF choice prairie at Q bargain.
At uerth Daveapert,
A beautiful i've acre lot.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

TnI RKcHRrios.-Never were the old H.
nsrs more surprised than al the way the
nomination Of Fremont was received
When the news OF the nomination Of Blu
cha nan came, the off ce-holders fred som
twenty rounds OF cannon, to try 10 shoot VI
some enthusiasm, but it was all in vain
When the news of Fremont's nomination
came, there was such q spontaneous out
burst Of enthusiasm as had not been seer
Tor years. We confess that we had not ths
remotest idea that there was such . feeling
existing. Cannon, and fireworks, and
huxsas enlivened the evening. Ii was moi
prsconcsrted, nor wal il led Of by any cap
tain. All was spontaneous, and all the re-
suit OF deep feeling In the hesrt. The JOY
was not that . fsvorite candidate had sue
cesded, but that those who were already
harnessed for the battle. now had a reliable
leader under whom they could Organize
one who had seen service, and trsvsd dan
gers rookviAs Ind American.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

Ssms days since, as the passenger train
was backing up from Montpelier junction., Z
child was discovered standing upon the
track. Conductor Hobart and Jefferson
Marsh (ot Northfeid) Immediately tried thu
break with all their strength. The traid
could not be stopped-the child stood un
moved--it must die!-Mr. Marsh plscsS
himself on the lowest step, and as the trair
advanced, swung around his foot and swept
the child from the track, saved! Mr.. Marsh
informs US that up to that moment he
thought of nothing but the child; afterwards
and for days, he WAS hardly himself, and
even in his sleep he saw the child, am
would wake in terror, so severe was the
shock on him.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

A"JIMnY"PE H QuAlT.-We were some
what amused in passing through the kfth
street market q day or Two since, at the re.
ply Of a fruit vender to an interrogatory put
to him. A gentleman approached his stall
and asked
.What is the price Of your strawser,
riesp
"Tbree Jimmys a quart" was the re-
spouse.
"Thrse Jimmys a quart" reiterated the
purchaser, "why | never heard of . coin by
that me of what value 10 it,"
"Why ten cent?, or in other words q dime!
lust the amount that Jimmy Buchanan
wants poor men to work for per day, fol
less than l charge for my strawberries q
quart"
"At that rate l guess poor men would no,
be able to eat many--do you think they
would" retorted the seller.
IL am decidedly Of your opinion" rejoin'
ed the gentleman, "and | will take three
Jimmys worth - Dubuque Rspub.
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No a-TAe n u i See . rs N r ! Z IGo acres =
No s.Ihs y Sec 10 7 e NRs & loo acres.
The above thsee tracts arc beautifully situated On
the Railroad g miles from Davenport.
No The W OF the $ W Of Sec 10 r 7s
T Il s.rhs ME \ : |s sfs w. Sass aigss
acres4 miiesfron Davenport.
No s-1he 3 l Of the n Z Of sscerTaNRaE.
No SEQ ~ 00acres In Secs Is & 10
upon The Mississippi River, z mile. from Davenport.
NO IS i60 acres In Secs q and "a T 80 N RAE.
Improved Farms.
An improved farm of2s5 srres on the Mississippi River.
Il miles from Davenport. o. acres in cultivation, loo broks.
Balance riDe timber.
Two improved farms three miles fom Davenport.
Houses and Lots in Davenport.
No Jo-Fin brick house on 9th ST. between Harri-
son and HiPley SIS Excellent well, good stable, &c.
xo3I--6ood frame House, 3 rooms, good well, &c.
L1sss1ssi or Brad, near Locust St.
NJ. 25.-ll lot on Brady St. I22 by 3Oo-a3O0,
Noes-sloss on Brady ST, cor. Of College, s4xIso
As-ss-w Fractional Of me s. W Sec. ., r.
kSl,N; <. ! T., "a s7-l0o acres, bear ThorS.s Niis
I'm fSs JASPER Isl ssf1i COUNTY.
Il : 4 k ise e 4 g o 3 e y 100 acres.
No.4s-s Z and \ W .ofsec : I a R IL W ses
80. 4s-s W and n W Of Sc. 10 W.sao
IN MAHAsKA COUNTY.
10 f. W fr.s; . q ssss 7 g 2 70 W l<s acres.
No. 4s-W OF N Et and S ! OF N W i ofsse il
u n IL 100 acres, timber.
In BENTON DUN
No. TN E ! of acc Is 7 SO b . w 100 Acres.
In MUsCATINE COUNTY.
No. CIV I OF n W ! Of sec % T IS X 1 w 40 seres
z miles from Muscsune, ) from Junction. Apply n,
In GRCNDT COUNT
Ne. 4s-SW ofsec ct SIR Is W l60 acres.
No. 5e-S l. ofsec 3 T Sd r Ia W l6O acres.
Ne. 5I-W ( ofy e OF sec lOT 81 Is ~ s0scns
IN HARDIN COUNTY
No. 9-E tofN ~ Of sec 8 T 81 e 20 w 80 acres.
No. SIS wa Of y WA Of sec AT 81 K 20 W al
acres.
IN COUNT
No. 5+3S 1 OF n Et Of soc ! 80 z 1 " "a ae,a
No. SIS ! Off & Of sec % T 81 r 2 w SD acre.
No.A-Honses nd Lot, Store and stock OF goods.
in Upton.
w1BLIAMALLES,
General Land Agent
FEB 6-Atf Onlcs Post ONCE Buildine.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

RAILROAD MovRhEsr.-Ths authorities
Of The various railroad lines running west
from this city have unsnimously concluded
to abolish, ON the FIRST day Of July, oil ticket
oficss, agents, runners and solicitors east
OF this point. This having been accom-.
plishsd, Z general Office will b established
in this city, Of which Mr. H. B. Richie will
ave the sole control.-Bgfa0 Courier.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04
Fire in q Louis

st. Louis, July IA fire originated this
morning in the steamer St. ClaiS ,atupper
end of the lsvee, and communicate TO the
steamers Paul Anderson, Grand Turk, and
J.. NJ. 6tockwell. The 9outhe No. and Sar.
anac, lying below, were cut - je, but the
burning boats hoated against I'm and they
with the others, six in all, we've entirely de-
strsyed. The boats were all old onss sx.
cept the Southernsr. Loss about 9l6s, 900
Insurance not ascertainsd. Origin Of IRE
not known.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

DnTlEssIss AcciDEnT N DBATH.-On
last Tuesday. . daughter Of Squire lotion,
Of Alta Mills, in this county, while putting
shsvings in the stove. her garments caught
Ere and burned her body 10 . crisp, from
which she died in three hours.-O skalsoss
Her. 27A.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04
Illnsss Of ssuatsr sumner.

New YoRK, June 2.
The Washington correspondent of the
Evening Post says Mr.. Sumner still 70.
mains in 9 condition of health which great.
ly exeites the alarm Of his friends, and that
Friday and Saturday last wsrs the most
painful days hs had experienced during hii
whole illnesa.
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Latest . W ..

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
Halifax, July 2.-The teamer Cansds
from Liverpool on Saturday June IL, arriv'
ed here at 81 o'clock last evening. The
Baltic arrived At Liverpool on the evening
Of the 18th. The Hermann left Southamp'
ton for New Yorkon the 18th.
The excitement consequent on Cramp'
tons arrival out speedily subsidized, and al
Mr.. Dallas was not to be dismissed, the re-
cruiting business was REGARDED a. de ey
settled, and hopes were freely interchanged
that the Cenusl American question would
soon be also.
Peace meetings and friendly addresses to
America were abundant.
M. Bales motion in the House Of Com.
mons respecting the American did culties
by which il was supposed the Pslmerston
ministry would be defsated, was Withdrawn
A runner had prevailed that Great Britain
would send no minister to Washington d.
ring the COMMUNICATION Of Franklin Pierce.
1t was however, merely = rumor.
The baneful ribbon system is prevailing
extensively in the northwestern counties Of
Ireland, especially Donegal and Sligo, ow.
ing to instructions from the government.
The constabulary are making great exsr.
tons to break up the confedefacy in Done.
gal. 10 one day a persons were commit.
ted for trial.
FRAncs.--Louis Napoleon 10 taking steps
to have the Empress appointed regent for
her son.
ITALY.-Two or three changes have Ia.
ken place in the Sandman ministry, the
chief one being the appointment Of Gen.
Lamanaora to the war department. Baron
Wenor. Austrian, under sec'y, for Foreign
affairs, has gone to Rome. 1t il rumored
bis object is to convince, II possible, Card.
nal Antonelli and his colleagues, and make
all necessary reforms.
DTHnARx.-The treaty Of commerce be.
tween Denmark and the United States OK.
PRED on the 18th June, and on the 18th the
American chip Sarah Bryant salad bound
from Cronstadt to New York. She paid
the Sound Dues, but under protest.
An expedition 10 fitting out 1t Hamburg
BY . Russian American Company, to sal
next month for the Russian American Ter
ritory.
No grain to speak Of will be shipped from
Russia this season, and consequently mum
bers Of vessels will return empty.
Latest 81. Petersburg advices state that
ukase has been issued prohibiting oil bu'
inhsbitants from landing in the Orimea.--
De1rness Of provisions and sickness il tht
cause.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

GAZETTE

10 place as much political infer
,0..ibls before the people Of Iowa
n. Presidential election and to &C.
p'" ,hsm fully with the merits Of the can
IA the necessity for every man doing
" ,,,y, W. pr0p0.. to send the WS1rIr
now the largest paper in the State
"a subscribers from the l7h Of jay
b. nm of November ~saelu''us. for the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

BISHOP hkHfEk.-We take great pleas.
again calling the attention Of the
a''H'' OF Inc RI. Rev. Bishop Kemper, to
m H''ee which appears 10 our issue to-day.
9, nm am'aSle and excellent prelats for over
years ainee the fall of 1885. has been
"""ln2 his whole time 10 the cause Of 70.
t"n' IN connection with the Protestant
.'0p'i Church in the great and growing
-snd has had jurisdiction as Missions
D''n0P OF that church, over a larger field
tOor' PsrhsPs, than any other Bishop
b. N"s' ever lived, Iowa was cut off from
'uperVlslon by the election of its own
"'p' two years ago, He passes through
on MS way 10 Ksnsas and Nebraska,
1,s 4' OLD friends will be glad to welcome
u 'ne scene Of his former !abors, and
"s" TO him on the coming stndsy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

'o"LEDGEMEar.-Wo acknowledge
m - "aaon IRON Capt, Clark, to take q ride
Ben Campbell, yesterday afternoon.
m, unable 10 be present, but we doubt
m, :, a' nose more fortunate, had . pieas-
D,,,' ana We avail ourselves Of this OPP
s,,..1 " saying, what most of cur readers
os,,. KNOW, that no better boat and no
,,Dni eaPsa'n nsvigates the Upper Missis-
bsE -aptain CLARK and the::Ben Camp
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

HAIR1AxK's ~C1L111ATID SCALES.
DAPTKD 70 any required oper-
" xAauoh Of weighing ~ fes Iron,
coal, hay, stock, and for the use OF
warehouses, storea and founATiss,
and in short for every kind Of bust
|@sz The great skill and adelity en-
ployed In their manufacture and
the discrimination on the part Of the
m2nufacturefs never 70 allow xn
imporfect sHtcie togo forth from their ests blishm ri
81 been surpassed in the whole range OF useful me-
chanism.
The Scales are unanimously scknowledged a. the
standard In all transactions By weight. 800
A lawsuit which arose from q discrepancy Of
weights between one OF Fairbanks Scales In uss By
the Baltimore = Ohio Railroad Company and one Of
another manuhsture was recently ined In he Court
Csurt two days and Judge Marshan in delivering hs
decision stated - the result OF his evidences, hst he
accuracy Of vsirbssk's SesIs vas establtshsd beyond
sUaRows, ~PRkrTYmAN & DALzELL.
The vol known reputation Of these Scales has in
duced he venden Of imperfect and worthless balan-
ces 10 Offer them as Fairbanks Scales, and paFchss-
fraud and impostion. The manufacturer have ne
controversy viii honorable competitors who trsns-
act business in their ewn names, but fexsrdins The
perpetrators Of the above fraud, as pursuing : couFes
alike unjust and dishenorable they take this method
To- caution the public Of their impositions.
Ths patentees manufacture under their ovn In.
'PecHon only q their facioy in St.Johnsbury, VI.
BURROWS. f~RETTTkXN& DALzELL.
Ed T. FAIRBANKS & Co.
Nay 20. dAwly.
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r,ftv Cents per copy

mn. lat number will contain me fsturh1
n ,hs states, showing without doubt
aS~ .m,b.ut election of Fremont and
Dgton. - coun.
"a .bos the Slave Oligarchists that
b. spirit Of the revolutionary 'l1ss = not ys,
out in the North. Republicans
|, vsur names. You have friends At
-, who would like to see a Western
and them 8 copy Of the WesAiy ds-
g, n. Campaign. Form clubs, send
:. 4. names. circulate the doeunsnt' and
A.. d.y will be ours.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

HsaR1eo1, LAWS : ILAxxNoxI,
BANKERS.

vSegv 1AAA4AVAS
IA RS
al Dealers N Yoretsu ! Donsstis IxaAs,m,
uneuyrsnt Bank Nstss, Cold snA silver Ceh
AND A-SNO
cpscIAL attention xivsn 70 the s-siissesiss ef Mer.
- camille papsrand renittsnces made On he daY o.
payment free ofcommi*'on, In sisst Afans On hss'
U'LAnd Warrants bought, seidssd leestsd. FER
son6l attention given 10 the pnfcnase ana ssie oItowh
and cosntTy property, and the seisousn ~ iaAss io'
snirI. 49, yu.x,
ITslght Checks on New York, noetons rhnsdsi'
phis, Baltimore, Wssningtos Clty, fisAosIt Sinssn
natl, 81. Louis and chicago, e!ways IoI s.AsI s1n'
70 suit purehassfs. Also ,sssrhng, rfsecs ssa Ve'
man sxchsnse:
UTGold and Silver Coins bought asd SOC.
dl!!eoaa asa' an. Dssi &c g. ssinss ,s- pspss u .iSn d.ss: Soashi
n the lowest rates.
y .Gaa Ss%9 aIio.sd on a.eo.l..s. Feb 81
1TVT Nh 6aT
xet.ry rasii: s.l iss.lssss Assat,
O@es Banking Houssof MeGregsr, LAwssf nisss'
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