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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-29

r. r. Herbert. mber Of Congfess from California, has
left Wash.n gtoD, n visit TO the Berkeley Springs.
james H. Young United United States Consul at Cura-
nm lie In Mn.hinpInn.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06

DR. RAE, Or ARCTIC FAME AT the Loch-
aber Agricultural Societys dinner Says the
Edinburg CauranD al incident occur ed
which formed very interesting finale to
the Days proceedings A gentleman, APP.
n1renGly tourist, arrived at the hotel ju st
j the party were 10 cit down to dinner; he
asked, and was Immediately granted per.
mi sion to join throughout the evening he
made himself particularly agreeable, and
his health was proposed as The Stranger
and very cordially drum. On rising TO re.
turn thanks, be said 'tla The course OF my
t,ie nave seen some rough days and many
pleasant ones have lived ten months in
q snow house without once warming N.Y.
self a a fire. ! have had my moceasins cut
IF my legs with Ratchet. have had to
XII N own food with my own gun, and
haye been reduced TO the necessity of liv-
ing on bones but all these things are cas-
iy forgotten when meet such a pleasant
party us is nov around me. AS ! am an
entire stranger TO you all, and as have re.
Ceiyed 80 much kindness from you, il is bat
fair that you should know who am my
same is Rae, and you may have heard 1t
associated with the Franklin Exped ton"
AZ this announcement the astonished party
S, arted TO their feet, and gave DR.. Rae
most enthusiastic reception. The cheering
lasted several minutes, alter which DR.. Rae
showed some II the articles which had in
atcated the probable fate Of Sir John Frank.
lin and his party. They consisted Of piece
Of gold and two silver watches, q SINAI! an
ehor, several coins, spoon with q crest en-.
gfavfd on il, &c. DR.. Rae had been on
visit to Mr. Edward Eliice, NJ. p, at Glen
quoich, and was ON his way 10 Castle Mum
2Les.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06

MAID. WIFE ASp WIDOW - ALL IN
TwESTY MINUTES DIR James II Bogar-
tus, of Kingston, Ulster county, n. Y, died
81 the Gifari II louise on Sunday, after very
short illness, under singular circumstances.
He had been for TWO years engaged to be
married to d young ady named Isabella
Hamilton: but on t'so occasions, the mar
F;age had been put 81 q By funeral suddenly
occurFing la IA brides family. DR.. Bogar
dus being taken sick few days since, and
lis physiejun observing that his illness was
partly the result Of melancholy, ELECTED on
inquiry, the above facts. Whereupon he
recommended that the marriage be at once
sOlamnized /, was done; and in twenty
minutes after, the husband expired in his
wite'a arms, in the presence OF the comPa-
n.y. Utica Herald.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06

DrscovERY OF BuRR MILL Stone IN CAN.
ADA.-ST William Logan has made the
important discovery In the Township Of
Chatham, on the Ottawa, of very extern
siye deposit of the formation popularity cal
led Burr stone Sir William has, We be-
Ieve, expressed an opinion that in the quail
tiles which give this mineral its commercial
value-thut Of its adoption fer the grinding
stones of -four, corn and other mills, 1t fully
equals that of the best French BuT-stone,
which is imported into every market In The
world, and forms no uncomfortable item in
the exports from France.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06

~ caAaLxs MAoKAf,
remember the tune, thou roaring sea,
When thy voice the voice u Inhnty,--
a Joy, and a dread, aud mystery
/ remember as time, 80 young May flowers,
When your ol9G5 aud hues 10 the fields und bowers
Fell on my aouI % on grass the showers
! remember the time, thou clustering wind
When tiiY voice 10 the woods, to my dreaming mind,
seemed the sigh Of the earth Tor human kind
! remember the time, ye sun and stars,
When ye raised my soul from mortal bars
Aud bore IL through heaven In your golden cars.
And has II, then, vanished, that dreaniui time,
Are the winds, aud the seas, and the stars sublime
Deaf 10 thy soul Ia It's manly prime
Ab, no ai, no! amid sorrow and pain,
When the world and is facts Cypress my brain
10 the world Of spirit rove reign.
J ieel deep and pure delight
In the laxures II sound and sight
~ Lhe opening day, in the closing night
The ygicss u youth 20 with ne still,
Through the icd and tbe wood, Ger tbs plain and
IL the roar u thesaa 10 the laugh 81 The m
Egerg a5wet IS 4 lover d mine,
sEeCy star il d friend dirIBc
fsr ma they blossoms for NE they IhiHe
10 give mo Joy the ocesnsroG,
They breathe theif sarretl 70 nay soul.
Viii me they sing, with me eyniole
Nan cannot harm ms, if lie wouIa
have soeh friends for my every n sod,
in tbs oFeraowulg seltutc.
fute caueot topeh me uafhIpr raa SIR
10 put disUnlpn or hate If hag
fwixt nature aud ier worshipfer
sing 20 pae, auwcr. preach to atc, skies
hr laHl5caraJs glitter IN mine EYES
Hai PCT, ~ ieess your mysletis-
sigh to ne, winds, ), forests, ugl.
Speak crar, thuu howary sod
~ are alhe--Hll nine--iB the peace ef God.
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1aro warf.
/ CLOSE MCos. COLUMN.

tlYA are nov prepared 20 oGsr dealers AID con.
~ sInsrs aIahge stock Of Heavy aaa shelf Hard
H4re upon terms and prices which e2nn0l fail ait.
"e propose in this column ~ kesp our custoners
3sted ap in hardware matters aud Invite calls from
OK friends who desire lair dealing
Or e4sh propose 70 sell q, small a.! ssnl :
suj1 ssxs nails, Can soon for bsfgains IN Nails.
Il. CLOSE 90.
I9IkEK,az safe. ne only genuine Kind fof sale
A. chGapby w. CLOSE co,
hoN oiall .zs' "a. 'sleiowss ,,..
- az T. CLOSE q cos.
RoN Ase., iblmbts ,koins and sp.ing., A.
AkreSfEhs' Tool. o. s,g gto as;:eap;ci9s, y Ior
f 5a !, snd rs'' cae ISL i9sA COS e s.'o
'"'s Force D4s ''' &c aiJ ESP, % 5o ;5s at
iGmNSG Rods 4oa fo'nl-' es t. NV 2,
FAD f2s IL 'i1a, ION E o.. % e ;sls at
90 foSs sonee Wire aof'4s e4e- 81, CO.'S
ARDEN roo'. of.ser, de.e,Pti se. eos
VI as r CLOSE cos
'Sfa ''' ''a"a'' 'a''a @' cG % if.a 'ccS ogs
MOVES Porlable Gr,st Mills.
I EATER ssluas ali si1ssst
PACKS Sc rtsmp aud kuoger l2t sale al
I CLOSE cos.
pLAeKsMtTH's fools, Bellows, AnyiIs, Ham
ID nsfs for sale log 81 4. CLOSE & co.'s.
popE- ,ianttIan a Hemp, an .lzs.4t
Il r.. CHOSE & cos.
T. NGlNE, Car and Signal oil To- sale by the barrel
L or CATION al I. CLOSE + cos.
\. ~ alandfsIs Of all sizes from inch 10 in. 10 r
- sAis al 4. CLOSE cos.
Farmers Til!dEl ne best assorln ut OF Ames, and
4 other makeof sao fsi.. Spades, scoops, Hoes,
Forks, dc., a. r. CLOSE & co.'s.
ifHAINs, Log, OK, B.aIiax. Trace, Halter and
" Breast chains at y. CLOSE d cos.
i9oRS Shelter. and Hay cutters 70 .als 10. at
- r. CLOSE & co.'s.
ia dor, Grain Rakea Tor sale a.
l.)D T. CLOSE = co.'s.
lll do. scgths snsths, best pattem,at
lJO r. CLOSE II co.'s.
tilSNER'S Stock-Til Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
Il and Zinc, for sale Bt r. CLOSE 81 cos,
SrADDLERY and Coach Trimmings al very low
~ prices, at r. CLOSE & cos.
w hIIE Lead IN Oil, II. Close and Co. Brand,
" lusiFaceived, warranted the best in market.
at I. CLOSE Il CO.'S
| lNsEFD Oil by the barrel or gallon al
l. +. CLOSE 81 CO.'S
=. AAss GLASS aul pltty al low prices al
- r. CLOSE & cos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06


The Democrat Of Thursday morn
,h,i.bes an article in relation 10 GER
Hs n,ll matters connected with the "d's-
''' a..,ionn Of gas TO our citizens which con
pms rI considerable Truth. In the first place
w. Company charge ed its consumers three
~ ,.,. far metre, then twenty 1--WE cents
I'm y, month for its use and now they wish
~ - nav for The aleoho with which the
S are supplied This IS rathe'
n business, but still il 10 an imposition
~hieb our citizens are not willing 10 SAB.
MI, The disposition to avail themselves Of
VERY measure TO ill their own Golfers WITH
,.gard 10 the welfare Of our citizens,
=. 1aterred many Of the latter who we're
ai.oosed FROM introducing gas into their
,m;se. II the Company il 50 low imam
In, a. 10 be obliged TO take 80 many ad.
'.n,,oss Of its customers in order 70 gus.
ain itself, without knowing who IRE its IN
.a,;Jo,l members, we should advise them at
o,ee to abandon the enterprise to men VINO
.oo .a,rd 10 be fair in their dealings.
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WIZ, IJauph & Nv,

Whea Hough & Myers were il town
with their company, We charged them the
r,gnIar rates for Advertising namely, nine
ioiiars PER tassk--the Gaseiis advertised The
ZANE space for tpo dollars and Ettg csets,
Divmpor, Nee.
The principle tbat will lead man to take
Advantage of another aad 9yerehaga, is
much aorss than that which will prompt
am to work for half-pay 10 sustain siRk.
ing business We charged Messr7 Hough
{ Myers, Is is our inyariable rule, precise
yoar printed terms, including changes and
all They complained TO US Of the eAt2r-
Ton pracieed upon them By the asos, and
furthermore stotsd, that ,hey never had au-
tharzsd any enc connected with that paper
TO publish their advertisements Worse
5nd worse for Wilkic,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06

Az UssKArEruL THIEF.-on Monday
manning las, a woman repre- senting herself
m be Of Scotch lineage, from Kingston,
Canada, By name Helen Nixon, apparently
4, s,,e OF restitution came 10 the house
If The editor, where she obtained comf5rta-
ii. clothes ami employment On Thurs.
J,y nigh, she dacamped, stealing a quaint
IL Of clothing, etc, Of considerable value
She !, short thick.set woman, had en-
Jrown drbagc skirt, calico sack, blue meF.
"a cane with narrow fringe and plaid silk
hood The public would do well 10 be on
their guard ia respect 10 her.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06

MOYHG OkwABp The Rocs ISLANDER at
IBIS time has more advertising and job work
han Il has had at any time stnce It's es'5A
ashmeht. Adgertisem nts are crowding ia
upon ne las cur columns both daily and
weekly amply testify as rapidly MS we
could wish Rock I,iGndsr.
We don't wish To depreciate the efforts
d our neighbar, but il they advertise for all
&, the same rate they do for Bryant 4
SuattoD, they doa't receive pay tor the set
np upof the type
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LOCAL MATTERS.

rhe correspondence of our eo-ed''oF
:. ,he Governors Message occupies our
WV" - aav aud obliges Is to defer until
spa a., ISSUE several articles that We had
orsoared for to-day.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06

Ion ",p,LSruREs OF a RENG.--A lady ac-
,~ a'",ahco OF ours Loot a finger ring last
,soroT and after a long and patient
and % e,i. N dark corners, mysterious boxes
Wv -, on"'@i'the-way places, concluded to give
W. Last week Il chicken was killed
,h wv" had been reared from calowhood by
,y.. rose. loser OF the gold ring, and in ITS crop
IN .i, ,"nha The missing ring, sadly reduced
Ir,,a ny the powerful action il had under
fs", anu entirely separated where il had
k, ," Jo'hed' The chicken had been sold
W we lost ring was returned TO its ow ner,
Wisconsin paper.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06

GvBERsAToRIGL CLEaENcY Gov. Mat.
esUn has pardoned the notorious Nelson
briggs, the great counterteiter, who was
sentenced TO years imprisonment in the
penlentiary, about one year and haiiago,
oy the Recorders Court Of this city. briggs
lrrsd about the materials for two or three
:arks with him.
The Governor has also pardoned a wo-
nan called Mother Moody, who was sem
'euced to one year IN the penitenfiary from
this city, on charge OF being concerned IN
robbing on unsuspecling traveller who was
tltTapped into one of the many dens Of Ill
.ane in this city, She had served about
two months Of her time hic. Dem.
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TALLMAN d POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
0 Zee Brady Street, between Second and Third
&s<s iSfreets
nFFEsforsaie tie f1t!oHiHg saiua Real -

Ian ~ bJEAiH
Dice Brady Street, between Second and Third
GEE - f''''T'aE qua he'' -
City Property in Davenport.
= iloase and lot on Third Street near the eornero
8. slTIoss on III. sontb west corner Of Fourth ard
farnam Streets.
Rock Island Streets.
Aithe above ioi. are we'll situated and in parts Of
ihe city mos rapidly improving and VIII be soid on
Farming Lands in Johnson County
,! Bf ; 4. ). y 7. 70 y. Range west 80 acres.
y. ON. X. ;. ssT - y. Range ; west 90 acres.
y h. ofS. n. y. 81 - \. Range west 40 acres.
The above I4pdsare al on the line Of the railroad
rom Davenport to lows City.
Clinton County
Nine hunJ red acres Of prairie and ninety 81
timber land near Elyira p o. seven miles from Ly.
1ns, Clinton Co., near me Railroad; all choice land,
veil watersd.
The above property will be sold % liberal credit
Scott County.
Improved farm one miis and hElf from Prince
ton. Sixty acres fret rate land we'll improved VITA
good houses. VIII be sold a. a bargain.
poEsshiek County.
TFoaandfed and fifty fine prairie land fso
niiss NORTH 81 Nontezanai the county seat.
"'A ~ '''-'''' .,o+tro
I5B acres guimpToyed landtwo miles from Hick0rl
Grove, three miles from Wnleofg, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll watered
100 acres iYe miles north wsstfrom Hickory tffOVe
gerS choice land.
Near Davenport
One and one-halt milos from Court House tAe
eiud- With superb views of river and surrounding
country smallfsrm OF IS acre. under The highsst
state Of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. Inc most beautiful Iaud III hc vicinity the
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
4 farm of 90 acres, 40 naier cultivation, 90 OF tim
Der. never failing stream runs through II, wa
5ss8ld very cheap
Near Waleott,
50 Acres Of choice prairie al bargain
1t North Davenport,
4 nve acre lot
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06

COLD REsIoss ExrEsDIEG.-It is well
nown IS u matter Of history, that when
Greenland was discovered II possessed
much warmer climate than it does at pres
tnt. The ice.packs have been extending
South from the polar regions for some cen.
ahes, and the Northeast coasts of our con.
hnent are now much colder than they were
lhfee centuries ago. The cause OF tins is
not well understood the fact only is known.
II 10 believed by some persons that there is
sRrea' eddy in some part of the polar ocean
'hIch sometimes changes its direction, and
oy drifting large icebergs from one place to
mother, changes the climate Of these places
whence they are drifted by the presence OF
'nch Masses Of ice ditfusiHg their low TEN
gelature 10 great distances.
In the month Of July last, the White Sea
as blocked up by huge mountains of ice,
shd the commerce of Arehaugel stopped
something which never happened before --
% The Faro Islands snow fell in the valley
!" me middle Of July, the like OF which also
never happened before, Ifthis dFit Of ice
''a'hoes regularly for few seasons, the
caste Of the White Sea will become "a in
"'sP'abIe as those Of Greenland now are.
Scientific American
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WEaTHER.-Yesterday morning the mer-
curry stood at zero. The day was very cold
sao lhs ice ceased TO run in the river. We
aoPe may remain permanently closed IN
Il! the latter part Of February,
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selling Rates Of Exchange,
/ orr Des Moines Land Agency.
LAND W ARRAN rs.
GY COOK 8 SARGENT.

III dndsrsigned nave for SAFE Land Aarrahise
different sizes, which they viii selfor cash or on
3 70 suit purchasers.
nay viii pay particular attention 70 selection and
seaHou 81 lands IL Fort Des MciDes, Fort Dodge
, asritan and other Western Land Districts. Also 10
zFiaeht oftaxes zLd land business generally.
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$50 10y nAyENPORT GAZETTE,
.nvrTs FOR THE GAZETTE.
IoR PRINTING

,,,s yaris,tss, done In the nealest ana mos
IN manner and at Chicago prices at the
eipea ns.,,. steam Job Printing Office.
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- SHARP PRAcuCE.-The London C. w. =
'fH Pr'ss gives cutrehcy TO joke which i,
S'ln 10 be going the rounds OF the Ralway
,tcles' TO the following eilert.--A Michigan
gentleman owned several shares in Amer.
5ao Railways, which he desired to sell Ia
LONDON, England, but was unable to find o
purchaser, He finally offered them to the
English Board Of Directors of the Great
"e''ern Railroad Company, who agreed t.
@As 10000 of the stock, if the other par
! would accept in exchange the steamers
s'aGa and America, which had already
proved dead loss Of tao 600 to the Com.
p'Ny' Michigan agreed 10 the trade, on
U.0oh that the steamboats, should be de.
a"'sa IN Lake Erie. This was consented
~ -'a written contract made and sigucd,
, 'o" y happens that the steamboats, thus
w 5nsIerred are too long TO pass through the
eu"hd Canal locks, and the question
Ii'eS' how is the contract to be fulfilled!
b, Is safe to conjecture that the EugIshmen
nave been taken in.
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HOME SlcxNEss.--Iu the Bible we read
'He poor lsraelites who could not sing
"s songs Of Zion in strange land These
"sfe cases of sickness for home. There
we now three PatIiots in America who are
,., ,H iof home. We mean the eminent pa
n,' Cas-, Pierce and Douglas, With
, taa' ioalhing aud disgust do they look at
, ny i rn, from Michigan, New Hampshire
rnS ,lllhols! Well, they forgot Jerusalem
"u 'ney must not complain when Jerusalem
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sfsaN y. H. TALLAAN, CRARaKsPowKgs
'5gghkespse, y. X. baveBport,iow
TALLnAN Il POWERS
Attorney n councillors Law,
and Land Agents
DAVENPORT, foWa.
Dascs BrGtiy Street Eeta cen second aud Third sts
Az DS bought and sJtt 8h Commission. Having
I sasso Al Office ii Eas.e;a New York, st a poiut
which alarge emigration ray ba expected during
ne present season. have unusual advantages to
sp1se d lands 70 actual settlers.
\ F'I40ens neg Jtiaied On Real EststeseeurIty.
-REFEREECEs--
New IoEk CITY. P9Hghkeepsie, N ~.
itun. Jphn Van Buren, Hon. Charles Rgggies,
s.. tiagg, Gilperi Dean,
= Charles 0'LDu0r. NJ 8as.er A. GO,
William +. HavcmesPr, Beason Losing
:, B!hony J BleeeAer, Prof. s. r. Z. Iorse,
i. an b Skidnore. Uuca.N Y.
AihaHy, =. Y. Epns Horatlo S@y
It'll, Casger x P3K1sE Chicago, III.
Il szebooine, Kin aud BsttaI R.ssift ard Co..
fH.lus Coming. Mile and Fowler,
tpli9f VT " X Wood ayH 10.
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H NJkEYE; STORE
WEAVER, JR., & CO.,
o. NJ . Q L T1 -
* COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
B1ady Street, Corner THIRD,
DsvENPGRT, IOWA.
~ E.FJL f. Jrs, desire 10 call dttsul
i fH. plgndid ga= Gods just arrived, all
New, Fresh and Cheap!

~ SsFJL f. Jrs desire 10 call attention 10
i fHts UlandId gz-= GODS just arrived, all
New, Eresh and Cheap
10 sbf CALL ss We g.is1 inducements in sape-
ard Product We would invite tie head. of Families
q Toes sugars, Spices, a. a}-y fruits Green.
pfigdeal Preserved, Jeas and tIea, Apples Peach
Pidm5 Ettaa., G.rr.hts SYRUP. ulasses &C.. d u
Es5B-Ha-. 5~ HswEeys Store. ti.s grders delivered
&.F IbCOE q 80 ER. Ia a co
FsE4lzs 81 pickles, PrezGgIrz. a.. -CucanIBer
ltja glass and wood, Onions uud Horse radieh.
Ounce, Peaches, Plum. pear sad back berry Pre-
serves, also Apre0ls Oranges sud Cherries, a pile,
Cufrant, strawberry, Peath, Orange ami Blackoer
~ jeliies, Ketcbups, Pepper Sauce. Capers, Bay
Ram, Rose Water, all sorts OF Extracts, and Fresh
Oysters aud Of all size packages. and for sale
cAeap Of the HANkElE STORE.
DIE FgG fs-Psachss, DdmsJHs, Blackberrie
1 Ehubarb, whortle6erries, Goose berries, ana
LIefFIes. 70 arrive and for sale a. the
Nor2J .BAWkEYE."
1 TkB3LTED or GrahaIu Flour. lsr l}s al the new
L Flour MIL. corner Perry and 81 aoyzo
NOTICE,
/. Z meeting of the Directors o tae Hawkeya
- Insurance Company, held at their office on the
= say OF November, A. ID. I3JG, George. L.
H.yrs port and Daniel l. Sh0fey were chosen Di
a,g5 I'LL vaeaucie. OceasiOned by the resignR
ttu-uE 1Ir. a. a. Mallory and Dr. Ca able. Daniel
h. alutay was chosen Secretary 10 MI tho vacancy
oecasioned by the restoration Of Il. b. VI Woodward
decI-dlw
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SnTHOusAND bushels Of Coal on haGd at Goa Val
SAOIey and getting uut the rate Of two thousand
bushels Der ucng per busel aud good roads b.
Camden Rridse 5. s, uUHER,
ArcBt OF Coal Valley Mining Cu,
E,,L. T.l.rH 81 pny;tB-t
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Dress TRIMMINGS.

WYE call the attention ofthe Ladies' and those Ia
w want ofthe Most FGshlona Bile slyle 81 Dress to
lhs compile assortment at
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
DAVENPORT,
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For SALE.

LARG New unting House Desk, made 10 order
"a Of Black Walnut, is large oF the space 1t was
made r and is the ouly why is offered for sale
Inyure at The Auction Room on Second Street, third
door from Pgrry Street. H. W. NORRIS,
Nov 2Sdlw AuctiOnesr.
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Exchaxaxo
Atlanta and Interior banks.

VII ailparts ofthe United States boBghtand sold.
COOK, SARGENT & COOK,
EaHksrs an and u gents,
Fort Des Moinss, ioss
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FOR
DRESS TRIMMING!l
FNHOSE in want Of the MOST FASHIONABLE
1 style OF trimming for Dresses, will find coma
plete assortment
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
Dapeaport
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ksaTe chance 10 secure
9aiuabls Farming Lands in Scott County.
F0R LEAs..J,l
u >, 4 e ; IN Block 70, corner Of Farnam' an d
!. = Tairi strsefs
ati5d COOK s, SARGENT.


e. John e. DaVie has this DAY been admit.
VI to- Partner H. our Grm. The cuisines. win
~ continued ~ heretofore. and under the same
sa.is and ftgfa COOK s. SARGENT
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-06

rFNHE partnership heretofore existing under q mamie
uf Dawson, Griggs Co. il this day dissolved by mt
tugl consent Maria b. Dawson retiring from the con
rnru The business will hereafter be conducted by the
undersigned under the name and style OF Dawson,
rircs 4 Co. who will settle ali q iims sgabs the oil
Rrm. lnoy29l ~ = ~ hANovN'
Davenport, Iowa, Nov 1880 ~ h. ukiGGS'