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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16
PENNsYLvArIA --Tha Pottsvilia .n.r


PEENsFLEAsIA The Pottsvills yepy3s.
announces, with great confidence, 10 its
leaders, that Tn!on Electoral Ticket will
b. formed IN this State in the course of q
short time, rhich VII enable every opoo.
nert f'he Cincinnss; Platform and The ex-
tension of slavery, 70 vote for i. wi.hou,
any sacrifice OF principle or any other qrsr-
ton he may now or has heretofore advocs-
ted We give tnis Information to satisfy
those who are making inquiry on tho Sub
iecl, The ticket will De formed and pub.
lshed in time for the Presidential election.
This seals the late Of Buchanan, and also
the fate OF a few conspirators who are now
known, and who are bargaining to throw
the Fillmore vote in Pennsylvania for Bu.
chsnsn. Some leaders may sell themselves,
bal the honest Fillmore men--the rank and
tle--csnnot be sold to Buchanan by corrup,
and purchased leaders.--Boston Atlas.
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gNRkSGH Kid, White Kid, English kid, Bronze XIII
l and Velvet slippers.
Also, Kid, Congress, English and French Iastin 2
GGiiers from 81 80 10 S2,75 per pair, for sale by
Deg DAWSON. .GRJ(,ff4 & 90
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. COUNTRY Merchants are invited TO call and eA
X anime assortment, whch is just suited 10 tn
Market. our prices viii at all times be ss low 4
moss Of Chicago or 81. lDuis.
Dec3 DAWSON, GRiGGs 4 co.
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The Cooperstown (N,Y.) Republican and
Democrat contains circular signed by Eve
hundred and eighty-nine citizens who hay.
heretofore oo-operated with the American
party. They say that having become salts.
fed that an intrigue is on foot to divert the
Obligations resting on Americans from then
legitimate ends, and being now convinced
that 10 cast a vote for Fillmore is an ind
rect support of Buchanan, they take this
method OF publicly avowing their determi.
nation to give TO the Republican party, and
to their nominees, their earnest, active and
most hearty support.
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Ths 5laSssy Test in Ksnsss,

When the Kansas prisoners were bro,
before Judge Leeompte, Mr.. Branscombs
free State lawyer. appeared for them.-
The following Conversation took place:
Judge Lsconpts asked Mr. Braucomha
If he was rnerabsr Of that Cours. ..sq
Mr.. Brsn,SoIbs replied that be wss moi.
Judge Lecompta-Thsn you had Bstssr
be quslhed be-ose you appear IN tiris CASE.
MIR. Bransc0nss-What are the oualjf; .
cations necessary FOR member of this
Court! e
Judge Lecompss-You must take an oath
20 support the Consultation of the United
States, the laws iths Territory, the organ
&c ACT and the Fayitivs Slave lsu.
Mr.. Brsnscom bs-I cannot conscien,ious-
IL take that os. e.erfE a.t
Juge Lecompts-TAsa you canaos sp-
pear in the case
Mr. Brsnscomcs then spplsa 10 kppssy
ss oms1us curte nsrsiy for the purpsss OF
doing business prs..m.nsry to the trial.
Judge Leconpts denied the privilege.
Isn't this ms specimen oil judicial ru-
ling IN court o. the United Ssstss7 Ys1
fudge Leconpss 5 good Democrat, and
goes ia for Buchanan. M
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Clothing.
New foods. New Goods!
EOW ARD AIDE N /,
.HerchaAf Tailor.

AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Re a d v M ade CIot hing ],
clstLs, Cassinasrss, yestiugs. Gents Fur
nishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,
ASiust returned from the esst with one of th-
/ largest and best selected stocks OF goods ever
offered for saein tins market consisting % par q
BROADCLoTHS.
English, French, German and Amrrifaa, of the IS
asst quality rad latest ssyfa Of gOofs.
CASSIMERES.
English Frensb and Ae 'rlcaa, OF every variety q
VESTINGS.
White MarseiIies 5, Natale sse. White London FigUT
ed Tinsel and Coforei silks, Fancy aud Plain 81
Ynlyet- Fancy silk Bni i,n.H, i5attsa siik Greua
dine, Satin, Italian 10Th, SIX Pu.h, snd Fancy
Cashmere in great variety
OVERCOaTfNG.
Black, Blue snd Bres Broadeosh linton, Whines
and Pilot Cloths, Fancy ;,ae, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, cana1i Wixcd and satars Of the ~
test imports.
READY-MADE
over. Coats, over-Ssef. saueuts, Reeang Jackets
qualities sud styles, stls, Velvet, fiash, tiosl.
Lashmerc and Valencia Feyts, Essaetl, satinstt,
double sni 3" ist iapeJ and plain Cashmere an3
Boe-Sin Pants; DaDn 4ud t,uerussy Frockss wrap,
psrs and UyefaIls.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, csco, whit plain linen corded and Paris
10 oms. tsuoy cnIofcS shirts, With common and pol
ks wristbsud-; string DsprseA corded By ron, poi
ks Collars, Mex Tics, Stochs fancy and sBd plain
Craysi,; Gores--wbits, hises aud colorsd kid, III
Cd bucs, clotb, Cheater6'ld, Aberdeen, Berlin.
Union aud afsrnan aud tur Gauatists; wool meil-
40 aud cottou Hoses white andfahcy linen aud siik
Hands rehiei. nibroidernd lambs vo.I, white AIT
mixed msrino and silk Wrappers aud DsseEaj
Wool Mits, -rsrfs, aiufiefs, Gents shagis end
shaw Pins Umbrellas taTpst sacks and all othsr
article. 1Ualiy kept ~ he trade, all Of rhich Is
rsspsetHuE subnntitd to she evan tnstion OF oiie
fomers,
Aasariv t4iipilE secure ehoiee aeleclionss
EDWARD ALDEN
second strsats opp..i's Iafisife Row, Davenport
lows, fsetresn MaiE q bYady } sepsdH
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DEcLIyE IL Price OF SLAYEs.-TheWa.
renton, Va, Flag notices decline in the
price ol sinves, and says that several sold to
the highest bidder on Monday at prices ran.
ging several hundred dollars below sums
paid ior the sane description of servants a
few weeks age, Gov. Wise has told the
Virginia Shareholders that the election of Bu.
chsnau would increase the value of slave
property rom thee 10 FIVE hundred per cent.
The fact THAT the price has gone down in
The GoFerhes's own State, when we are
within four weeks Of the elestion, indicates
ho~ faint are the hopes of the Buchaniers
iR the Old Dominion.
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The \ I Times gives the following de-
scr'ptiUn d musical automaton, which
was exhibba ~ re members Of the press
Of that city:
Il Is very cafious utitiry fall 81 springs
and iiYet- aid queer cguslyances, nukine
The eiartorei sne&s aAd the cornet blow -
Il Is the invanfieu Of M Van 0ecka.on. a
native OF Holland, VITO has come here to
show what SIX o. seven years Of careful ia
Dor can accomplish. The figure lie thar ct
a troubudor, with cap and feather, and
hinge ciarioner il his grasp, which he fri-
gers as naturally as possible. They sore.
him up IN the back aud set him going, and
when once Sc, a going. be goes for hve
minutes or 30, without stopping. The mani
fuiation OF the Keys BY Inc fingers of the
image is remarkable instance Of mechan.
ical ingenuity. One set OF levers operate,
the fingers Of the right hand, and another
the left, and still another turns the ewes. or
rolls them up sentimentaI!y, if one OF the
twenty tunes chances to be Of the senti
mental order. The automaton does his work
handsomely, and makes good bow.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0HN J0RDANs

AV dUhN JVhDAN
IOWA LOTHlSG STORE.
A LARGE and yarie q assortment ofNenfs amt
a Royss Ready made Clothing, emersc
ing Ali the Ne tand approved ,aRd sde
good work men out ofthe best material.
Fine. medium aud common, Union Beaver Felt,
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bsngups, Sacksand
Palstot Ovsrcoats, Cloth, Dress and erosk Coats oi
vafou nd qualities, Ctsih Cashmere, Sati,
net Velvet and Tweed Psntalonas. Silk, Satin, Va
lenta swansiown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere,
Ssunet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Drawers. Undershirts, Hosiery, Suspenders,
Gloves Crayats, Shirt olars Stocks
TICS Scarfs, Winchester and Scott'sapprcved Patent
Shouldersea Shirts Umbreiasand sllsrtlclesusual
ly kept in gentleman's furnishing stores, including
Robes de Chambre and Revere Yestaand oyercoats.
Also splendid assortment of uncut Cloths, CASH
meres and yestngs-ali Of which will be made up 10
ordernthe best manner, with promptness, at accom-
modating prices, and by competen tworkmen. This
estsbishmentisin the monthly receipt ofths --latest
Fashionsso thatorde rdersinirustedto them may ber
liedupon as being the by those who de-
sireit All manner plain work and work Off gen,
teel me dunn promptly sttendedto as heretofore
HATS ofa new slyletogether withall ofths com
m on kinds constantly on hand.
Crate lforp sipatronage ,the den
IL hopes 10 me ri taco ontinuanee oithes same.
JOHN JORDAN,
Merchsn NIT silo clothier ON From ,lreet .ppa
.Ite the Steam Mills.
Davenport, July ad,ls55-w6d-tf
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REMOVAL.
TRUSTEES s SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
SxTHEREAS on the Ist day Of May, A. d. 1855,
w Frederick DsDelsen aud Doratha Da nielsen
his wife executed unto Andrew J. Lawes, as Irns-
tee q certain deed of trust, conveying TO said
Iawes as Trustee The following tract of land, STU
led in Scott county, Iowa, 10 wit: Thirty ieet IRON.
running back 10 the alley one hnndreda nd nfty ieet
o of the west side of hot No. twelve, ls an block
No. two Ql in Green's add uon 10 The city OF DAY
rnport as shown BY the recorded plat of said sidi
on, which said eonye vas IN ade BY said Fred
erick Daualsen and Doratha his wife, for the puf-
nose of securing TO NJ. II. Blakemore the paymeni
ofthe sum OF two hundred and hfy dollars, v250I
for which sum said Frederick Danelsen did on The
LIST day Of May Aforesaid, execute his pfomissofy
note 10 said Blakemore, payable In one year saef
date there Of with interest ~ ten per cent per an
nam, payable semi-annually. Aud now The said
note having become due and payable, aud the said
Frederick Danelsen having failed 10 pay the same,
Andrew Lawes, Trustee Us aforesaid, do hs reby
give notice, that BY virtue OF thepower which is in
the I6lh day of October, A. d. 1856, At o'clock In
10 the city Of Davenport, expose and onsr for sale
boy described, or 20 much thereof shall os no,
| cssssry to satisfy the amount then due upon ssia
note " tn costs and expenses OF making SAID sa'e'
/ and OF this notice. ,.xe
Dated this 23J day Of September, a; D. Isse.
cAMPHExrzND sfi3if GAS
| ALyoRD VAN PArTkS.
60NM FTST wIy9M ~ -: Ss.sEs y
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We have often expressed the belief tina,
there IS hardly inner climate in the world
than this Of Iowa. While in the Eastern
States they have in some places drouths
in others treshsts, and still others snow
storms, here in Iowa We have experienced
none of these extremes. Refreshing show.
ers OF rain have fallen from time to time,
Just about as needed BY the growing crops !;
there has been very little excessive heat /;
the mornings and evenings have been coe
and lovely; and just now we are entering
upon serene "lndian Summer" The most
delightful season Of the year which will
probably continue two months msre.--N.
Charles Floyd 60. Inisl.
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Sl0 Df6.
BUY YOUR STOVES

N(yHRRE wiltalsays BE fouud one ofLhe teslaz
w sortmeuts OF stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron -
NITe, Japanned Ware, Tin, Sheet iron and Copppf
Ware 10 this city. Among his sssof.mentnf
= T. y Y T. =
are the ceiettalri tlmA aud charter Oak C8gs
Stoves, coal az wnu3i - - iHt. ana complete Rs-
ortmrnl PArior, Bos aai Heating Stoves, Elevate
Oven StaSes, and many other patterns too numer
GUS to mention Our motto Is, Quick Safes and
small Profits Good work, ALI warranted or no saie
one dollar gave lis a dsfar med; ana by esliin ng
III this Stove Store eon VIII il and get lst a.,
good article al any other house
Particular attention paid to H0use E0sang, Spout.
ing and Job Work Ia general out OF good Fin and
stock, hoping 10 receive share OF The public pat
fOnaee by this motto: ssQgisk sales aHd Sma
Profits ~ sep6l h. l.. HORNE.
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CHICAGO AMI ROCK isLAnD RAILROAD.
ssss "a q, - = |.

$50 G ysSss.s S6sss u n Y
SPRING aEhANGEHENTS,
4 ~ and AFTER Monday, April l4h, 1850 and umtil
ttarthst notice II ins will leave Rock island lar
~, Sundays excepted as follows
Ist mai tfaia at SDh 4, u.
~ s4prsss asoppiug only alLhe principal
hlAuJas ~ ~ - a M
81 utgat pfes. stop ping al 4lfsGaIlGHs s.IOf nj.
attn iJegilt h4,h "a class car al $50 4. III
Trans Rtrir= Rock staut 1ailTg 3RntASs except
= a, a. fJtl9ht
lai ais5t ayprs.a 81 sou / Vt
- rress,stopf,i.s u4il 81 tla principal
stations al iLou r. 81
4 nttt trsiaSt . iJ.I5 r. M ,
sfI freight NitL ID class cars ~ s.i3 r. III F.
AHIEa.Hs.p EsrttiBF54d arc IN direct connection et
.A-ik1 10 trsEE over Dothtus hlichg gaa sou 'hefh
and Michigan Central t. 10 aud from Detroit 10.
55to GisFElaai, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
55ouis.. iiIaaa Si5t tsrs calls, Albany, ass York,
sBls dolphin, Baltimore aud VI g.hingsoA. alsO nj
- sale - uith trHtna The Illinois g. enLai Road
gIlH 10 assgua and sgdtb to ST. IDnis and caro-, -
u Ltsii biae. ivetsCHu UB procured Of s. ~ SIZE
FENa Iilsrt Rgt Il. 4. Depot L 1.
pasg uEeTs reminded Gt the necessity OF giving
ststct directions u. 10 tho 1panalisn OF thei, bag
Eag5. also . yruuafe tickets before taking theli
seAls 20 u6 cara tho conductors collect fares Only
aatae iiue VI tho Chioago and Rock iskG'l
Railraad. JOHN +. TRACY, safI.
----u ~ aNFHiTaAKt tss'tSHpT.
rasa lsiEnd, April 2, i6R
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PEsEsYLVAEIA RAILROAD.
@ ssses - 80 sssssss.
Tbs great Central Route, connecting 'as Atianse
vesIqfI, slatss by cotinpOus EalN q! aife@t ihls
road als1 connects IL Pittsburgh HitH daily line 0
l.4u.rs4 4, al parts c tae Northwestern laEu' ma
80 t f,rsL ,..lo.t eksagest and rsitasts roafs by
vG{ea Freight can b" tof"arded to aud iie-n The
a, RStss between Philaaslph phis and Pittshulg
sFsI EIaSs Roots Shoes, Dry.i -sf > ius Z
-F9sia Il IN hoGesl fsdfs, Feathers, sci
sse1t..s liass. .s-Is9o.. 3 atHlioH-i
srg UH Goods tD Dilas '' = H'td .u. l. man
Medicines, Hardware '. .'. "s'''
s'flira ClaSs--An,Hs. Baxg.ns,
Rsuon Porh in buiE Cast stselt Sos ' 100 Y
sole Leather ~ DIHdtst) Oehfe, Ae.)
Eaa,.EstfI Glass, at cfee, Fish, ,ba)
.sou S Pork tpa5srdi larda. Lard oii, I0a Y iod
aellp Iron lead 4sis, soda asis, Sc
FI,JER-at per bRrrsl nGkl! further notice,
GRAMS ats per! !JO u anIIi mither nouec.
COTTON Por bale, ROT exceeding 80" IDS,
81 sls ht until sIAa notice.
y Pin sl,tpins Goods from any point east OF Pni-
aloipaiA, b. particular 70 mstk pAehAsss o!4 rs"t
,y a. sr tns Road al Philadelphia % fitsbuTs, Will
"a forwarded without dsSehuol. s#. #. .
FHElauf AszsFE .-tiEEflF, Normly & Co., Mem
.a.f.Iean. 4. + &ass = Co, St. Louis,J ). Much.
m - son, FCausYtlle, ind bumesnli, Bell Il Eur
g.E and Cater ~ jswett, Louisville NY: 6 Msl
drgm. Madison, irti 5Pngman ; Brown, sna if"ti
- . Lszcn 9 CO - kIb! 81. Boston; Lseeh D 20.
hsl0r House, \, Yora William st; and BaE,sf
yfas I! ICONS, Baltimore, Geo. 4 FioHeisedsl FAIs
'gie Il nou usIuN, 8sasrai ETs.sa agsaf, Phifa
IT, JlGIHAEEI, Sap -9Hs9Ha, Fh
ya;.us,IyanIa aa.iGoaL.
if5.,s Daily through Trains bet" esh fhtiEaripha
..-a .IIl,sbofsl .-FHI MURHING MAIL TX AIN
leaves Philadelphia for rittrGut at { A. NJ :, and
rsauFgh toy Phi~detgiAl -. s. ~. .g @ ias' IN tlue
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stores, ,$gOegS.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
AND THE ANSWER IL STDt ES.
4 LIHolGH We cannot keep on hund some 20n0
n or $3.50 St0Yes, some 81 our neishbOrs, the rsa
sons are, We sell so cheap and SO good article o.
stoves that IL becomes difcuit 10 supply the de
masd bat neS supply "f freight carr nave arrivea
aud been placed our road, and We have completed
our arrangem elts To be able now 10 supply tho
dem ands ofall, be the same MORE OR LESS
so after looking around among all tue CONE
HORSE" stove shops in this city, to IT, purpose,
r0metO
Twitchell & eailletts,
The only steve Emporium in the weal, aud hIy
Stone az IL a Stope. In our prices, for chespnes-,
defy all cnmpetiion--eyer article oayrantsa,
mud II not satisfactory, refund lhe money. Among
Snf assortment may be found the cole brBted
Forest Oak, for wood or G5al; the Climax;
HlacE Diamond, for coal; The King of
Stoves aud Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds OF Psslor, Once aut Heating Stoves.--
lin snd Copper Ware ca hand. 80 all times. koOL
my, JoBbing, DC done TO order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the r o.
Fab 4-Itf DAVENPORT. low
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The Buchanan and Fillmore parties have
"lused" on Congressman in the Springfield
District, Ohio, but a correspondent OF the
Commercial is contident the Republicans
viii beat the coalition by ive thousand ma
inrty, e4aa 4H
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1856. Spring and summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT.
Al THE
GREAT H-WESrERh
Clothing and II acturing
En- u REy III.


4. GAsTE.iL - 60,
'f,AkB this opportunity 10 inform the pnblic that
L they have received at their stores tbs largest
Stock or
Broad Cloths, Cassimsres, Vestings,
which mas ever been Drought to this market. lne
Goods which ofer TO the Inspection oi the eizans
oflhis town surpsss IN design and finish, anything
that eau be offered them this side OF New heTk being
selected with tns greatest and from the most OK
tsnsine houses In the Eastern markets. and with
view to satisfy sas tastus Of all our customers,
Websys alsp filii and complete assortment OF
the latest and most appreyed style Of
GENTS, FURNISHING GOODS,
which are bayoni Doubt ths most desirable 20 be
found in this cttg. Among whiGhsr Grpts' shirts.
Undsrshirts st,ta4, CFaYRts, Gloves, aUspenders,
Hose, &c. .4.sas4r-rs
Particular attention VIII b. paid, a. hereiofoIe TO
the making up Of garments In aylC unsurpassed by
any similar establishment.
Full sdts aaads on shortest notice, aud warranted
10 suit
Thankful for the bgsipwslotp liberal iavprs Of
tie public, take pleasure in pledsinS renewed
dirlity, ami solicit share Of the public patToAsss
Apl23 dir A. CASTEEl & co
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a.u.s and Lot for Sale

,tsHE house aud lot occupied 6y Ihe subscriber on
/ an ~ wsst of Main. The house is Of breg, u
,tsriss high has rooms and cellar, good stable
= eli ana cfstorn ,ioI e4xi5O feet, For tsIms apply
20 J. IL pALLELL,
octs No.3 urrows' block, Front 81.
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clinton Clinton {

Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa. M
,a,.r.,nE 1sstfous ul information concerning th''
oont can see platofl0 usE Io"n ,,,.. nna os'.n
W" PH'"@"'"'' - CEO II. PARKER.
Otaqeay.g Wilsy y 9rusoTy Store %dht.
Ti.srso,saFi. tug. kitS3s.tt ...-.
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boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

THE SHOE TRADE.
IENYINGlnereased oHr faciiitlns fer manufsctor
4 ing and dealing 10 Boots, Shoes and Leather, tte
undersigned successors 10 s. &. Dawsoh 81 CO., OBe E
30 he citizens ofDavenpor and vicinity, greater ~
iacemlcnis than ever 10 buy beir Hoots asd Shoes q"
them. our retail stock hereafter VIII alwsy- eei Z
aia every description goods wanted by tue peofi
We also are making extensive prepatatlohE i0f
"hoiesateng Boots Ind Shoes, and We invite CO. j.
r3 dealers 70 eaii atd examine our stocs ana sf'e%
ssiE u determination 10 seii on as good Term
they eau b- purehss ain ~. l.eais or Ihlesyo.
DAWSON, GKiGGS y 20.
aet9d Brady 81, door trone ed
Boys Youths and Infants Boots
4 LARGE lot ni me above, Cali, Rip aEi t"r
nes3 DAWSON. GRlGGs s co.
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
NSf 4 make every =tSie and quality of boots. 6ai
w ers, oxford ii3s, and Aiis taii shoes for gtni
ershori notice, ofpnme stocA.
Those who want lone Aiade'' work will pleas
take notice.
Dees DAWSON, GRIGGs 6 CO.
Gents Caters! Boys Caters! Youths Caters.
y'HE largest and best stock have ever oaeIei.
d Fine Calf, sswe1 and pege ed, double and single
sole. Black and Drab Cloth Caters; Patent Leather
and Buck skin Gsiters iDr sale very cheap by
Dac3 DAWSON, GRfGGs s. co.
Meus Long Rubber Boots.
Lso Rubber ssnd5ls, Caters aud slippers for IL
dies and Gents, biitses snd ehlaren,oy
Dee3 DAWSON, GRlGos n co
Warm Feet! Dry Feet.
sAWSoN, GRIGIss " co. have a complete
y sortmeni OF Fur lined, Cloth and Buffalo over.
shoes, tor safe cheap. dee 2
THE SHOE TRADE
I! COUNTRY Merchants are invited TO call and
\ anime assortment, which is suited TO THIS
Market. oar prices viii at all times be ss low ~
0ec2 DAWSON, GRlGGs co.
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
/ : DIES Calf, Kip, Goat and Kid Boots:
= s Misses Kid, alofocco, En- Boots d. siippes
s. Peg'd & sewed Kid, Enamel & Goat Bussifs
80 : - DAWSON, GRlG6s, s. co,
tfatt5 street, door rfrcm I'd. davenport. Iowa.
NJ O r + G E!
y. psrtnsrship WIN 2. Il. GrIggs, under tbs nam
aHd ssyie of Dawson. Griggs & Co, 10 take enset
on do let day srSavcmber, 1855.
Alipersons having unsettled accounts with the Old
tfm are requested " cali and sottle. Ucts5
For the Ladies.
gNRfSGH Kid, White Kid, English kid, Bronze ki
L and Eeiyet slippers.
Also, Kid, Congress, English and French Lasting
neyS DAWsoS, GRIGGi SEQ
sODT,s - SHOES,
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL,
At The Empire Store.
s,3's tlTE have now in store large and well se-
sSss w lected stock OF BOOTS and SHOES, to
sNwhieh we IN invite The attention OF all in want
Particles in our line. Country traders wish |
inE 10 Tepienlsh their stocks will ind 1t to their ad
vantage TO give US cad before purchasing else |
" here.
II our numerous customers who prefer CUSTOM |
WORK He continue to hold out Inducements in the |
~s5 oi prime stock and stylish work NOT equaled |
ihts side ri Nav ofk- ! Il sly les OF Ladies' work
manufactured as usRsi Rrady Street, davenport.
aplIsdu MOORE q BR0Nk.
ApIks' ar'l gai'sTs made 10 order
IL NJ. & b.
4 tEAIS' PaiEst tsatAsr boots made 10 order.
I NJ. Il.
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NOTICE.

B. f. SHOUP u CO.,
date arm OF Renwiok d Son.
FORWARDING COM MISSION MERCHANTS.
Eaaat Bn!idnxs, East cor. Front and Brady.
Davenport, Iowa.
Agents TO all the principal Steamboats, in The upper
,ft.ssslppitrade and connecting with lower Mssis-
.ippt boaIs Weal-o have the Agency for the sale OF
SAT-, and keep constantly on hand, fresh and pure
Cement, FIRE brick, &c.
Feb. =, IS53-d&Wtf
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0 all kinds for Spring and Summer wear, which
W m be so Ia a cheap as the cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS
A good supply ofsyerythng necessary tors genil'
mans wardrobe. Spring style Of Hats,
caps Trunks, Saiices, Ac.
P.S. Would invite thoseaboutto purchase spcd'
in the line 10 give him all before purchasing
else where. One price only. No trouble 10 shoE
goods. Thank luiforps slf,tynFs bopesa continuance
sTthosame SAMUEL PERRY.
Da venpor ri Auril IL iS5s.
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SjebI.T.ECrOaE.
WOOD, WOOD,

WOOD, WOOD,
"A r. tba CITY WOOD YARD, junction of second and
11front streets We havs now on hand large As'olt
msnt Of ali kinda of seasoned Wood Ha@sig
Maple, Ash, 0sk, Hickory. &c,
which We selling cheap, also large quantity OF rene
In. Po,ts 10 Brick IHaksrs aud Others who want
H. WILLIAMS & CO.
inn, ostb dtJau22,bTF Davenport, Iowa,
eleven most desirable Building Lots to Lease
for Fifteen Years
tt,aE South irssto ual half BLOCK -, corner OF lie
! Claire and Eront streets, subdridcd into Eleven
tots suitable for eommodous Stores aud tommis
ion Hnn.es h. oisIe TO lease for the above named
t.rn Containing stes smboat Lapdlng, with proxim
ity 40 the Rail Road Depoi makes II peculiarly a
'~''N " N A. niLpRBTh, East Davenport,
e., IN tuf ar DAWSON h TRUE, Davenport
H.use and Lot for Sale.