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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23
SWAN * co.'s LOTTERIEs...

CLASS l.,
To be drawn In the city OF Mobile Alabama
December 81, is56, the Plan of sINGLE NUMBERs
JoHx HUEIet and W. w McGrRx Esqs, COMMISSIONER
10000 rICkErS-3,2SO PRIZES.
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO ETER TAN TTCEEJyf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

vso~ vlsscHER. OWN CO., asssaAL Nr.ssArra Apvs-1-
ns Hoosr (ArrlKros BuuDsso Nos sac sts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23

or En(l D.-The DIARRIfHA KILLER i@s
I'D BOy ted IN f0,OO0 Asatc Cholera and
bdse Complaints has never yet failed when tried time.
CENTS BOTTLE. - - -'~V
TO Ne particular that BY Brxsrr
FfsHEn, Rchmond ~ other is Genuine.
az Sold by Druggists Country everywhere
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23

VuNfE l. STAFF OF LIFE.-The undersigned respec fully
informs the citizens Of Richmond that he
charge OF the practical branch
plying his customers with article Of FAMILY LOAF
qaA OF he natters HIMSELF be surpassed Prom
experience OF thirty including
baker for the Astor House. NeN
invite The attention Of the pubic
Taxing this occasion to thank the citizens Richmond
during the last three
f1ly solicit continuance o Lavors JAMES ADAM
lelo Baker. Main ST., opposite A. Duyaps Drug Store
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23
WADswonTH. TUnNHI& co.

Ahk now receiving vey large and ofRcn
cnlariy Invite the attention OF Merchants - -
no,,h
Carolina, Cassmers and Jeans, Just to hand. 90
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"OoL HATs-wOoIs HArs.-To PianssEs, -
hsvs hsgrces 70 bait have In sore az hundred eoo dor
hct Pearl Brown aod White Wool Hats low
hne, uhich vin seil st very low prices
ee0 JOHN THONPsON.
IyuH SHtNe.-f uh pAy hshesf Narket vaIoe for the
n tnloelng mr. skng, Otter, Mink Muskat Pox Oppos.
SON, w'd Cat, and Hare stins, JOIN THOMPSON,
no11 81 street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-23
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY

CLASS NJ,
To Be drawn the of MOBILE Alabama IN public on sATrI
DAY January TO- Isl, on The Plan of sNeiE NUMBkRs
JoHN HcErNL and w. W. McGunE, Eaqs
10000 T1CkErS-3.3O7 PRIZEsi
NEARLr ONE PRIZE TO EyERY NINE TICKETS
ZlFa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

Mx EDITOR: The following thoughts
occupied NV mind few evenings slnc'
while witnessing the strange combinsticr
Of individuals occupied il, would appeal
earnestly, in seeking TO carry out poli,
cal enterprise, that enterprise being without
doubt on the part Of one section 10 run
themselves into Office and pocket some Of
tie cash with which good Uncle Sans
treasury seens 10 be oyeraowing. alluds
to combinations Of Fillmore and BIchsna0
msn. ss they appeared at the Rock Island
Court House for the purpose OF organizing
= Fillmore Club at that place.
With regard TO Mr. Cook intend nc
hsi,ery, when ray that sfter seven years
somewhat cl ose observation Of his charac,
ter as a nsn in both his private and PROBES.
sionsI capacities, ! entertain for him the
very highest respect, and fully believe lha
however much dspiore The course be q
have no doubt conscientiousiy) feels bimsel
called upon to take in the present contes,
going on between slavery extension Oh o.
hand, and The seeking Of equal civil aud 0
iiticai rights for all on the other, that lie
motives are other than mere sordid once.
II may be that personal friendship for T T.
more, heightened BY the remembrance
kindness dUue or faSors received has oliGo
ed him 10 his fsulis aud The evils sbe
must aeclue to the cause Of freedom st4u.-
the combination 10 defeat Fremont "a
coed; al any rate any personal kn0Eiedg,
Of the a.an viii not even allow me b be
liere that meanDess has anything T. ~
with it. But while listening 10 the clear
rng OF his voice, which | always iaEe 70 De-
that Of The pure metal, Ileould not help
rom my soul feeirg pity fos hin whilst re-
ce!ving the applause Of Aessrs. C0rbiu
Dow, Hubbelf, and few other mer y 10 in
his heart Of hearts | know he would either
40 private individuals or professional men
"disdain to se. with the dogs Of HE hock ii
Truly, misfortune makes us acquainted with
strange bed fellows, il must melhiuks have
caused him 10 ask himself can any good
thing come out Of Ngzarelh, d. men gather
graper Of tborns or igs Of thstles! At any
rate would be not deem it Us lawyer, good
pEima fair evidence OF the roltenness Of q
cause that had The support Of such lDeR!-
Why Fsstaff would never have consented
10 march through Coventry with such
squad; indeed | strongly suspect that Mr.
Cook would not have taken d tribe 10 march
through Davenport at Their head, hence hs
very prudently led them out The back way
under cover Of lbe night, earnestly hoping
there would be none Of bic nuRerou Dav-
export friends aware Of il. My hrst hope
for my respected friend 10 that he viii soen
be convinced Of the error Of hs way, and
place himself where eli bis better sspirs-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

Cause OF THE AorIvE DEMAND FOB
MoxEY IN NEw YoRK -Itappears that on,
cause OF the increased rates OF money i:
hat the great spectators in sugar,&c., arr
holding immense stocks, under the hope 0
even higher prices. To carry their debts
they must resort to the Banks. One OF tn,
New York papers says on this point
THE importers have made themseiye:
poor for the moment by the heavy payment
oil duties and the bae kwardness Of their fal
sales, as compared with the hessy entries
This is especially the case with the Dry
Goods people, whose impor,aiions OF wool
ems and silks are considerably in advance
Of the disposition Of the jobbers, either city
OF country, to make purchase, although 4
liberal business is doing compared with last
season. OF course there ls likely 10 be
some disappointment and 4 large amount o
goods, little later in the season, thrown
into the auction rooms. A sinilar state OF
things obtains in the sugar trade, most oil
the regular grocers and refneis being op-
posed TO the combination to keep up the
advanced prices on heavy stocks known t.
be in the city. The consequence is an ex.
TIA pressure on the discount market TO car
~ out, if possible, the speculation.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
Hafrasi a Hearing.

On Saturday, the 23d ult, " T. Army
the Secretary of the National Kansss Con-
mittee, called at the White House, to pre-
sent TO Psesidea, Pierce an appeal in be-
hall Of the Free State men OF Kansas
The President is represented TO have been
too much occupied to see Mr.. Army on the
subject, and he was turned over to Mr.. Sgd
uey Webster, The Presidents private secre'
tary, who informed him that il was his opin'
ion that the Free State men would have 10
take care OF then civ es--,hat the Prssi'
dent was so much engaged that be had not
time TO attend TO the matter.
No one doubts tha, ii an accredited agent
OF pro-slayery society had desired or de-
manded an audience OF the President, II
would have been granted lmme diately.-
But none ofhis valuable time can be sparet
for listening to the representations OF free
men. In this particular. however, as in a
others which have had any reference Il
Kansas, the Presidents conduct has been
consistently in favor Of the pro-slasery par
go
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
Great Saving Of Power, Cost and Room
The EVidnnna

NEW MILL The Rock Island papers nosiee
IN new steam Touring mill which Is being ereete,
Ia that eity by John Warner II will be nnshed mex
week and when 10 fuli running order will turn on
two hundred barrels Of -four every twenty. 10 a
hour The total investmehtin The ouildlng and nj
cninery |. estimated at about twenty thousand dol
lars.
INV FLouRISa MTLL.-Mf J. Weaver Ia. seni al
sample Of the noar ground =, his mill. To all sp
psasnee i 10 good thai turned out st The large
mills. AT present he 10 but eYperne ming with II
when he gets into full operation he expect. to turn
out fem IS 10 ~ bbs. 10 the daylight run of Ii
hours
The above two articles appeared in the Gazette o
the goth of August In close proximity TO each other
and IS the former costs tsenty thousand dollars
hs. capacity 10 furn out every twenty tour hour
two hundred barrels -four and ths latter Cha rs pat
cut, with frame building and smut mill, costs al
complete noi one thousand dollars nd produces
any barrels every t~enty-lour hours, efourtt
as much as twenty thousand dollar mill, the eyi
deAee is before astkai Clark's 70 the cheapest
best Mill known. Ths came Investment In hes,
Ciafsis Mills as pat 10 that OF Mr. Warmers wolle
furnish Mills with paety Of more than ave time
greater, or over thousand barrels day. The,
viii do Is and produce better 6ouf.
Sept d3t J. wEAyER, JR. & co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
Benton ISA BATH.-A corresp

Benton IN BATH-A correspon.
| dent of the st. Louis Democrat, who
| accompanied Col Benton and Gen.
Price in their progress through the
| Senate of Missouri, writes from War.
| saw, July, as follows:
son approaching the Lamine river
we saw the bridge was barricaded and
heard the sound Of the hammer from
the hands Of the workman employed
in repairing it. Going along itsthick
~ wooded bank for short distance.
we came To the crossing place. The
driver, who has pair OF travelling
eyes in his head, having a notion that
the stream was deep, gave his horses
their play, BY loesening the reins, 1t
was wise precaution, for they enter
Cd but short distance when they be
an TO swim. Downsunk the cariagc
,uyavy with LOAD Of bullion the wa
r rush j in at all sides, as in a
b oxen boat, the carpet bags disap.
,eare1 from sight, aud So did Col
en,on AMI Your correspondent
down from the b lulders, bur with
head and breast above water stefnmed
the tide.
We rode as safely as in the car Of
Neptune, or one OF Francis metallic
wagons, (inade 0 answer the double
purpose OF boat and wagon, and
lately eulogized By Louis Napoleon,)
and gained the oppositelbank in time
10 look back and see the same feat
performed by Gen. Price, who was
pledged TO follow his leader through
hood and field, and who literally re.
deemed the pledge yesterday by cross
ngliyer and prairie. He accomplish
ed Il with success, and then we indul-
ged 10 round of. laughter at each
Others appearance, and offered mutual
consolation by agreeing unanimously
that we had cold bath gratss. The
driver, John Cope, aged fifteen, } near
~ laughed himself into fits, for his
previous fright, mot for himself, but
for his horses. for he could swim ike
a duck,) acted as stirnulaat upon
him. aud neither his tool bag which
the current bore off, norhis wet clothes
damped his spirits when he got on the
safe side. 81 was between a laugh
and cry" said he, and concluded
to laugh. Ills conclusion was founded
ON the solid foundation which be had
inst obtained On the other banks.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

IkAueUEATrss Az OBsEsvAToEr.-The
proceedings at Albany. N. u, on the ocea-
sion Of inauguratisg the Dudley Obserssto-
nv, are said 10 have been very interesting.
A large tent in Academy Park was crowded
BY brilliant audience Of from four to 1--WE
thousand persons, nearly half Of whom
were ladies. A letter wac read IRON Ars.
Dudley donating $50 900 for the further
ance Of the object for which the obserya-
tory was founded. Brief speeches were
made BY several distinguished and scientific
gentlemen, bui the principal address wss
delivered by Edward Everett, which is de-
scdbed 10 most able and eloquent pro-
ouction.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

Is the gratifying tenor Of the latest IN,
telligenee from Washington. The CUES.
tioa is-SAall the Kansas laws, notorious.
" made by the Missouri invaders, be en-.
forced by the army Of the United Sta,es'--
Tie Republican majority in the House say.
no,--the Buchanan majority in the Senate
says yes. On that naked question, the PEG
Die OF Iowa would decide in favor Of thu
Republican. by twenty thousand majority.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

CONDUCTOR krLLED.-We learn IRON the
Springfield Register Of the 26h. that OIL
Monday evening, Mr.. Baker, conductor Of
the Great Western Railroad between De-
eatur and Urhana, an eatinable Gentleman
fell from the train while IN motion, and a,
run over and killed. He was so mutiIated
that he could scarcely be identified except
By bis clothing His remains wee taken
to Springfield for interment. - ChicG9
pgsss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
ApEl.-The Nip Of Sal. saws . its ltr

wing locality, the county seat OF Dallas:
"0ur village continues TO improve rapid
Is, and bids fair to become one Of the lar.
gest places in Western Iowa. Houses are
rising up as ifby magic, and the conlinu-
al din OF the mechanics hammer shows
that our inhabitants are Industrious. s
large FIGURING Mill will soon be erected by
our enter prising townsman Mr Moff4t, o IA
his ercellen, mill power at this place Per.
sons wishing 10 settle ia nice country
town would do well to visi, AIDE. %
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

llMAsITowoc AND MIssissIsPi X, H.-Th,
Prescott, Wis, Transertp! contains an arti
Gle descriptive Of the route of this railroad
Ii is to run from Manitowoc 10 st. Paul, o
TO the State line between Wisconsin anc
Minnesots. II is the design OF the somPs
Nv to run to Stevens Point, and thence t.
81. Paul. The contract for the first divi
zion OF the road, from Monitosec lie Memo.
shs, has been let. and the cars are expected
TO be running on eigh, miles Of the ROAD b.
the Isl OF November.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

SrrrosEp MrRpER.-A short time sgo
company OF surveyors found the dead body
ofu mas between Fort Dodge and Iowa
city, which appeared 10 be thai Of man
about FIVE feet nine inches high, and hum
dred and City pounds weight II was sup
posed that he had been murdered as several
bulleis were found in the body.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01


EAvE opened aud nov selling splendid stock OF |
Ii naerdwAre at loser figures than any other
concern q tho ely q davenport asr stock semr a
ehAnc Tools and fasmers implements Of the hcst man
utactare, Give uA call you eAnuet 50 away Without
'as'as' w. van Ii iafsa ss { LOCKWOOD
Mans Cut and wss selsst s:s' s',as
CARPENTERS TOOLS OF every description for sale
~ by LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD
Mail, Riyetias norseshoeins, Ensasess aud Black
LIVINGSTON i LOCK wooD.
powING Machines, Com. and Cast Steel Ausers and
DAuser Bitts, hes. nan man. ,cr waon
DENcItand Hand ila,eLss Of all kinds, most APPROX
Dsd make. LIVINGSTON 1 LOCKWOOD
AToRTICR, Primer, Corner and PAIRING Chisels,
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD,
| GS''SO aud Pipe l SS'fs IS LOCKWOOD.
~ LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
CHAINS sssA, ., y9s.ss pssot sol ON asi sSoo Ms
HINGES H-a,, and Lish, s,rsp, f,sa. l,ssA ,s and
llstrsp, very cheap. LiNl NGSroN Loth"oop'
SHRRT ZINC, Soldering Coprers. ,.
I)RlTIsB Euaueisd Kettles tho only thing for na.
| Dkins preserves, all .isss. at n,
| -. aMsiu st. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD,
| pRAss KETTLES hne assortment TO be foaeds.
ID LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
| w Wei Buckets At LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
| MouLpERs, Riddles, Selves, 81; ,..
| wi No. GMsiI Vt. LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD
| i stock at LIVINGSTONE LOCKWOOD.
- RISp STONE Rollers, Gate Hinges, Com and PAT
uent Nod Main 81. LtvIN0ST0S LockWooD
| DRusHEs, Paut, ysrnish, Sash, White Wash, Horse
| DSbsving and Hair at LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
MES, old colony and other celebrated manufactures
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
MANURE and Hay Forks, Hos and c. 8 Grain
'>''' -. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
| WINDOW Glass, Putty &c,
w LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD
w HIPS, Carriage and Team. Buck LAshss.
w LIVINGSTON / LOCKWOOD.
| HAzARD's celsbrsted Sporting Powder,
SHoT Pouches and Belts, Powder flssks, Gun
| oWlpsrs Wrenches, Com. and c. 3. Tubes, Eley's
chemical prepared Gun Wsds Eeys W fer Proof Gaps
1 Gnrs Cal md hny rhsHp 10 Mata n
| export. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
aug IS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

PEglTEsrtAEY.--Tae editor Of the Fiai5s
Seager has lstely made visit to the State
Peuiteniiary at Fort Madison, and found
the prisoners engaged in making hoes, hay
forks, cradles. snaths, &c, for Mes1s
Winterbotham e. Jones. contractors 10,
their labor. There are at present but tbr.
ly eenyicts in, but more anticipated soon.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

tons arr, IN the eide cr free speech, . free
press and free men; or Il not that. he may
continue to receive the applause OF Ccrbia,
Dew and Hubbell, for then my bsne and an.
tidote will be both before me,
X " r.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

ATTEMPTED Assos.--On Sunday morn
ing the 24ei ul,., an attempt was made to
FIRE the ofies Of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
but the noise awakened a young man. " no
fred two shots q, the incendisry, and then
extinguished the flames before much dam.
noe had been done.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
Democracy

Too sovHAxsH The Iowa City Re
portsr, noticing the TACT that three columns
OF the Peila Gazette, pro slavery paper
published in Marion county, are printed N
the Duich language, 10 unnecessarily
squesn.ish in saying they are printed in
the Holland language. Dutch is the hsred-
it.ry and proper name of The people of the
Netherlands. and We never ye, saw eoun-
,rymsn OF De Wit, Van Ruyter and VIII
Lam OF Orsnge, ~he was ashamed OF being
called by the national ps,ronymic.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

ALTERED Notes.-The Cehiago Demo
Graf cautions lie public 10 be on the look
GU, for altered notes ON he Saeketts Hsr-
Dor Bsnk--sspos altered 10 aosntiss-well
executed, and calculated to deceive be IN
wary,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
GREAT ATTRACTION
At TIE
Great Western Clothing Store.
Il. Il q CIV O n - { m

IL. IL - yU o IA - @ m
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
IIANlNG jus; returned from the east with three
IL lines q large stock Of GI0thing a q d
Gents, Furnishing Goods as WAS ever Of
Tered ia his market and al rs per cent csR price
feet confident that ca salt the public in price and
quality. Having had two years sxDere nee In ID is
city, aud ksowthg we'll the wants Of the people,
selected this stock of GODS from the
aru manufacturers and Of the beet qualities. Among
which GEy be found two thousand Oyer-C0ats
rom 70 IS dollars; four thousand palrG ia L. Ia
price from IS rUnLs 10 50; one thousand Vests
from IS egHts h. 10 doiiars; Dress Goats from 9
t. rs dollars; rock u 90 dollars; Sack TO IS
dollars; shirts from 30 cts. TO - 90; Hats,
Gaps, Cent, Furnish nE Goods, in prize.
sod 4aity TO suI purchasers Ali goods bOughI OF
IA, are warranted 4. M. article.
/ thereby return nay sincere thanks forthe patron
re her .tJfore 50 literally bestowed on aud hope
t'ltt l., ntsr. and rscsiVe tie same. No LeClaiTe
Hfoek l.. LOWESSTEIN.
r. ~ County Merchants will doweIl 70 calf aud
see my stock before purchasing eises here. They
pgjiI MAD low hgares and rsasOns Bile terms
aug 81 dsu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

SPURIOUS CoiE.--Counterfeit gold coins
are in circulation, says an eastern paper,
esembling the quarter eagle but having
on one side profile Of Washingio INSTEAD
OF the figure Of Liberty. They are well ca
scutsd
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
IOWA PxMALE SEMINARY.

IHlS nav Boarding School for Young Ladies and
Mssesl0cated Ia Iowa City, will open on Tues
day, sept. 2ylb. An socom piisbed corps OF teach.
sfs; spacious and elegantly iurnish cd scsoo aud
citation rooms aud facilities for the study of MusIc
Fine rts and Vi toe solids, must afford sdyaniases
superior TO any institution Wesi oil the Missis.
and equal to Any Seminary In the country The Prn
cipal or one s the te AchnTs win meet the ladies al
davenport who wish 10 attend the school 90 sppll-
cation. For circulars or board address
Aug u IN I'm j L MlNn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
New advertisements.
For Rent.

4 GOOD hriek dwelling house containing six rooms
with hne garden attached, well Of good water, sit
aae on sh street between Blown aud Warren streets
in block No ~ The above will be desrsbis resdsnes
for private family aud will be rented for nine twelve
mcnths good tenant with th privilege Of retaining
the for longer time; good city reference required
Inquire the bar VI the LsClaire House sep d2t-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
n. Esturns.

Having added few more official returns
to our table, We re-pablish it, A IL now
stands Curtis, Republican candidate of the
First District, has a majority of lsi4, and
Davis OF the Second District 5ss5.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

BUKoLAKIEs Several houses in Abba,
Monroe county, were entered BY thieves
few nights since and robbed Of watches and
,afiou. sums OF money from ~ up 10 elze.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

A NUMBER Of desirable lot. for residences On
4 \ niaay' VAIN and hsrTison streets, 10 lease Tor
the term of IL years. Apply 10
w. n. Y. GURLFY
Once on hSih between Front and second is.
saS ~ df
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
Private School for Girls and Bows
liza

REV. GEO. g. STREET, Principal
IHis School viii open for the resus IAn term
L 90 Monday tie 18th August inst. At nine O'Clock
A. III.
seHoolfo0m Ia the basement Of the Presbyterian
Church, corner oil Harrison and Third Streets.
aug - DIV
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01

4 A. LRASDABL, No. LeClars Row, hiss ipsl
- rvcsyeda large iotof late and popular Music fol
The Piano, GUAR and other Instruments, among
which are the following;
- aia ME, - or Like Fiower,na nne song by
Wnghtou
Dear Summer Aorn,'' by that " ell known and
popular ballad composer, Stephen Glover
tnOSp whereise Blue Bells Grow - beautiful
song as sung by Mr. Sims Reeves, aud composed
By Lee
~ First Rate sh0lIlsehe. - BY D. Albert
"LDa3sl ryne Polka" Marx stein
'-SsraDsde Quick Step EAe piece for two GUT.
are. auRsgdtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
.4SsenfiOn Public

NOR good four, Bran, Screening Feed Of ali Lnds
II TO the Railroad Grocery corner 5rh and Brady
where you viii also ind all kinds OF Groceries aud Pro
Visions together with neat wagon 20 deliver them
free Of charge. Call aud see for yourselves
mug WM ~ .E.x,..r
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
Hot! Hotter,i Ho.test!.!

THE uDdersigned have on banda few more oftbsi,
Patent keirigersi0rs, which We will sell al a ro,
duesd price, IS W put them within III foa CD OF
Sah soon. HULL, ALLkS d CO.,
'uly 10 al Front St., Davenport.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
Huphes' Corn Planter.

~ W. HUGHES, the patentee of this celebrated
IL. machine, is stopping or few days In this
city, at the New Pennsylvania House and invites the
aIte htieu OF those interested 10 examine IT. He IL
prepared to sell state CoanIy Rights. The ms
chine 10 It's own best recommendation, and any one
can at glance that 1t is better adapted than any
one previously 10 use, for he purpose for which Il
islntended. Sept dtl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-01
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