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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
GREATEST ALTERATION YET.

GKEi1ESE AIIEAtTlUN lEf,
W. r. & ]. G. McCLELLAED
RE receiyin her second supply OF elegant tall and
y Winter Goods. AMI many Of these good have been
bought ON the large auction Saes Of C. 29h ard 3st,
New York enabled 10 der many go,d fully fu'
chants huying goods in the cty Will find many styles Of
silks ard Other dress goods COZ &c a. lover prices than
DRESS GOODS
Rich, plain amt striped Moirautique;
Striped a. d Paid Siibsi
Elegant tlOunced do;
Super Plain do.
Rich Chuck silks;
Extra super Back silks plain and fancy;
Rich Printei VI. de Lanes
Super plan De lanes and Mer;nOs;
Super Black Apa Ca, Ombaznes &c, &c.
CIoAKs, TALMAs, SHAWLS AND SCARFs.
opened the largest C,oaAs and Talmss
ever offered in This city, and at lover prices, ranging from
tSC TO forty dollars
Elegant Stella sbawls;
Rich Broche do;
With large assortment OF Long Sawls Square DO Misses
long and square ShaWs and tent Travelling Shsws.
STAPLE GOODS. &C.
Our stock n Stap Goods very large and der bic
Rlnkrts F'nnei, Cassnets Jeans Cloths and aSntres,
feelings luseys Domsscs, Suprr Ir-h LnrTs, Damosk
Linens, Napkins, rriLs and Checks, with iul assortment
u Gu, tain goOus, &C.
TRIMMINGS &c
large OK Of Trimming Of all kinds sl-o large lot
OF Ribbons, just received.
HOSIERY And GLOVES
We have the bert stock Of WO,n HOsey offered in
this market, Ladies Misses and 'llI en- well Tor
Gt ntemen prepare yourselves and the children for
Winrer at NcCLElLAND's METRO ULIrAN STORE No
81 and So COllegest. movie
To Merchants and Merchant Tailors.
'I'HE attention the trade /, quesed and
4 choice st. OK Of Men and Boy wear, pXclu lively
ported bv DECOURSEY LAt0URCADc 60,
ianS-2m No ltg Mrk.t 4. PhtadelI hia
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
stations.o Nashville

Ata-AgAl1 - - ncAa NlAhrs
FROM Chsttss -ouEa. shelnound,
.ni y hiesiiis- .-.--
Brsdsea0rs, stevenson, An
dsrson and raaIal0u e..
Cowsn, DucheFd. Es;iil's
springs and ruilahomd. =.
Normeudy, Nartracf shell
hyvil.e and BeHbackle. -.
Fosfergiiie, hTi~tiana and
MuTfreysonTo .........
Fiorelce, smyraa anil La
veTgne -. .-.---.
Flour at the above rates to b. D
ave berrris and upwa ds, a. one {
ties, Eve cents ger barrel % be al
be trSaSPUrtsd on the same terms,
chsrged a. one barrel.
OctiS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

DOCTOR EEOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED
DR.. c. VI. JACKSON, Philadelphia Pa.
Viz efecildily cure Lipcr Complaint, Dyspepsia,
.aH,diee, Chronic ar Nervous Dcbiiiiy, djseaSss OF
the KidHrys and "H Diseases arising from a DDS
ordered Liver or Stomach.
such
Constipation,
Inward Piles, Eull-
OF Il o0d the
Head Acdity Of the sIom-
Aeh Nausea, Harbour, Disgust
Tor Food, Fullness or weight ~ the
Stomach, Sour EructAtions, sinking, or
Flute ing at the Pitol the stomach, swim
ming Of the II, ad, Hurried and dicutt breath
ing Futiering at the Heart, Choking sunocAtinR
Sensations when m lying posture, Dinness o. Vision,
In the Head, Deficiency Of Preparation, yell
lowuess Of The SkiG and Eyes, Pain In the
lside, Back, Chest Limbs, &C. sud.
den fustes Of Heat, Bur- ing
In the tlesh Constant In
agnings Of Evil, and
great Depression
TIE Proprietor IN ealing the attention of the public
IDS preparation does 50 with feeling Il the utn,6st eooB
IL virtues and adaptation 10 the disease for we
Ills no new ana unted article but one that Ia. stood
he Of year, trial before the American people
aud reputation AMI sale unrivRsd by any simar
preparation. eHtsn The teeumony o. IT. FAVOR given by
Ihv prominent AMI veil known Physicians and indi
viduals ali parts Of the country immense. The follow
ing from state, respectfully submitted referring
-
Receipt Book for Farmers and Families, be he'd g,ats,
al the Agents for the German tiitisrs.
Principal oee and MAnufAc'Ory 100 Arch street, fha
1elph4, Pa.
Testimony from Tennessee.
Or. II. Scarborough, Dover Tenn Aug a. ISIS, says
Il have sold all the German Htsrs sou have me, and
II the preparation continues q do mash good Is has
done, Il NIL be the best medicine ever sold here"
l.. snodgrHsa sparta, Tenn. August ~, l says; 81
pleased state that your 6vr&n kers has given Satis
action In ryery In lance where q has been U.ea."
b. 4. lioins, isboroa. h. Tenn August ~ lssS says
Il pleased 10 state that the herman tters have given
general sati faction
Dir. 2. Rstio bre.. Knezvile Tenn 9Th April. 1851
aid; Your htsrs selling sery fast. and every
person that has used H. sofAF have been able 70 learn
has benrdted."
J. W. Fr-nknn Co, Gastin Team, December 20, iSso,
tsii: The fra viii of youT bgters sou,
Of partners thinks u Is great medicine"
r. = Hardy, BoAvzr Tenn, September IS, lss, said =;
There demand Tor year bttsrs here please sead
another lot soon."
They are sHTIAaT vn0srAslh nee from all Injurious tn
Ferais always slTsngthea the system, and nsvvr pros
HAtr H.
sid IN Nashville b. BERRY DEMoYtLLE, n. @. SEQ
FkI. EWtN BROS. aad o. ". HAN DAkStiVff, aBd b
DsSlers in aeirne and stors kesPers vVsryShcFs-
-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
To Merchants and Merchant Tailors.
Fine No. l Shad.

fINHE attention the trade i, ,tquested n and
L choice stock Of Men and Boy wear, rXcu lively
ported bv DECOURSEY LAtOURCADG q 90,
ianS-2m No. lt9 Mrk.t t. Phrl,delI his
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACRFT

/ HE fne Fregh: and Pi-,enger a Gu -
] Steamer, p. HpWAyD, v s7S-rsstgs51 J
NORTHERN Master has cef saSszsSsz-A-
AID viii continue 10 make rrgu'a trp betar'n this city
AID New t'r the pres mt ~ son c'paciy orcar
ryiug freight equa boat in The trade ana s pers
NAV r, " upou prom ptuess in the livery # goods
nOvl5-6n J. Z. YEArMNN. Agents
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
TOT IItIENI OT Pdaadte HFFIJ 70 -
A. l.. DAVIS Agent,
plrkal nfica

~ Capt. r. DUFFFLD will remain in New Orean du'iul
the sOn agent he Nashville, Memphis and
New Orleans line e Mail steamers Also for the
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT All b.siues, intruStrd t. III
The above boats vii be promptly attended to free
.harge IIecl A. L. DAVIS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

We have the stock Of oI,n Hosey offered in
this market, Ladies, Misses and 'hien, well Tor
Gentlemen prepare yourselves and the children for
Winrer a. NcCLELLAND'o METRO ULIrAN SiUKE No.
81 and So College ST. movie
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
HOSIERY And GLOVES

A large st OK Of Trimming Of all kinds al-o large Il
OF Ribbons, just received.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
washington Intelligence.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.
Mr.. CHAMPION was this even'g officially no.
tilted ofthe discontinuance Of his diplomatic
r 10 ions as Minister from Great Britain near
this Government, and was furnished with
his passports. The British Consuls at New
York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati were
notified by letter o: their dismissal. no.
tice Of the revocation OF the Executor will
be announced TO Congress Tomorrow MORN
ing. The President will communicate a
message, accompanied by documents, set
ting forth the grounds of the action OF the
Government in the recruiting question, and
the d smissal Of Mr.. Champion aud the Con-
suls. The President will also transmit to
Congress message, with documents rea-
tive to Central American affairs, and par
-icularly in regard to the proposition of
Great Britain to arbitrate. 1t is understood
that the Executive proposed to arbitrate any
question of political geography, which by
any possibility may be Iaised under the
Central American treaty, but denies any
arbitration as the construction OF the treaty.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
Robberies Ct Lawrence shannon's
NovNnents, &c.

ST. LOUIS, May 27.--The Republican and
Democrat are full Of Kansas letters to-day
from which the following additional items
relative to the attack on Lawrence are taken
Tho Democrats correspondent says, stores
and dwellings we're indiscrimiately broken
omen and robbed. One man named Johnson
had 80 900 in drafts, checks and land war
rants, taken from him, and Col. ropllfte,
appointed Colonel Of Militia by shannon,
last fall, was forcibly dlspossessed Of his
commission, private papers, watch and
money, to the amount OF $500; his trunk
was also broken open, and clothes carried
oil. The house and library belonging to
Mr.. Brown, editor Of the Herald, was sci
on fire twice, but was extinguished by cit
izene.
The Republican learns through intorma'
| ton given by Col. Brewster that on the 22e
400 Free State men had collected at Law
renee. The garrison at F'anklin was gone
and town probably attacked by Free Stat
! men on the night Of the Cad.
Gov. Shannon, it was understood, woui
request that 100 OF the regular troops shoui
be stationed in Lawrence, 100 in Topek'
and 100 at Osawatomie. Sheriff Jones M
some writs to serve at Topeka, and It wa
, reported that about 100 OF the malconten'
had assembled At the Big Spring to CIV
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

THs ALLIE. AND THE CosTA RIcASs.-
One OF the prominent officers of the Costa
acan ARM is Prussian Baron OF the
name Of Buow. He held IA comman nd IN the
my Of Butcher when it so opportuneiy ar
slyed TO the aid al Wellington on the neiu
q w aterloo. Some Year, ago ne TOOK par'
Il an emigration scheme to this continent
vhich did not, however, answer the expee
n&ions Of ito progenitors. Afterwards ne
tSok up his residence in Central America
y gentleman who saw him in Hondura as sew
ersl years since states that he Is one OF ths
nos, exper, markshen he ever saw and ex
pgesses the opinion that if there are man,
kke him in the Costly Rican army, bloody
end doubtful contest 10 before the force o
oen. Walker aud his Nicsraguan alice
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

0uR WHOLESALE BUsINEss.-The fact
Of Ais, there is NO use Of country mer-
ehoes attempting TO pass Davenport to pur-
$3.50 bill Of goods. if one OF our whole
~ dealers get hold Of him. 1t ID out oil
~ question, il has been tried time and
annin without success. They have bought
tSeir goods 30 low, and are selling at SO
all an advance on cost, that the country
dooIer, 80 soon az he hears their prices,
hnows that he might 60 further and fare
veeee, and concludes at once 10 make his
poeehases here.
III case In point. A merchant from the
isemior stopped at Burrows T. Pret,yman's
~ Tuesday evening. He hal his bills
- out and addressed to a house in st.
Lo9js. He concluded, however, to lock
lkropgh the stock Of the above named firm.
Alter doing which and comparing notes, he
deeided that he could do little better in
uaVenport than al ST. Louis, besides saving
time and travelling expenses. BY o'cik'
4 Nc next day he had purchased heavy
hIliof dry goods OF Burrows & Prettyman'
eDeof groceries Of Burrows, Prettyman q
Oelael, and another OF boots and shoes OF
10 Dawson e. Co.
his is by no means an isolated case,
m although we have some heavy houses
IN. the jobbing business is increasing 81
nxGsly that the demand 10 for heavier
Ike. There isavsst scope Of country in
eWyear, oil Of which will seek its supplies
= davenport, il sufficient Inducements IN
0Vogy line OF business are presented
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
Vermont American Stats Convention.
MONTPELIER, VT, May, %.

Vermont American State Convention.
MONTPELIER, VT, May, %.
The Vermont American State Conven-
ton held its annual session yesterday. The
proceedings were harmonious. K. Fetch
er was nominated for Governor and James
NJ. Hale for Lieut.. Governor.
Resolutions were adopted denouneing the
administration, and proposing to unite with
the Republicans In Congressional and Pres
idential elections. the assault on Mr..
Sumner was referred to in strong terms,
and the House OF Representatives called up
on to expell Mr.. Brooks.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
Kr. sumner dangerously Ill His Physicians
holding q Consultation

New YORK, May 2s.-The corespon-
dent of the Evening Post writing from
Washington to-day, says Mr.. Sumner lies
dangerously i'll. Last night violent fever
CONNIE need with Inflammation OF wounds
He remains in bed unabiero sleep, and no
visitors are admitted.
Another dispatch from Washington says
worse turn had taken place with Mr.. sum
ner, his wounds are swelling and brain fe-
yer is setting In. He is in great pain, and
suffered to see no one but his medical atten-
dants. The physicians are holding con-
sultation.
A public meeting will be held on Friday
evening at the Tabernacle BY citizens OF
New York, to express their indignation al
the brutal outrage lately committed upon
Mr.. Sumner,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No The z oflhe w Sec ct rs Mr. 9 4 s0ser
no 90 s-rhs " Sec 10 7 10 MIG iso acres.
The above thrae tracts are beautifully stuated on
the Railroad s miles from Davenport.
No THE VI sof the s w OF Sec T76NR
so acres. miles from davenport.
No 5--The y E 4ofS w ofSec IT'S Mr. Z 20
acres miles from Davenport.
Nos Inc 4 ! Of the \ 4 OF See airs 4 b.
no G-eso a 100 acres In Secs 10 & 10 n Mr. 8,
upon the Mississippi River, . milesfrom Daysnpor.
No IS i69 acres in see'sN and AT.sA RAE.
Improved Farms.
40 r. animproYed iarn fchced and al cultivated
nice house, sprays aud creek on ", on Hicxory
j 70 road, Iaies |. ON town. Usage orsnge fence
started entirely around the farm. 2v0 acres.
No l6--sn secs ~, 10 "a T 90 az, aa0 acres,
I6u Improved aud ~ ID timber
No - 4 due farm of ls6 acres, 4sfenced 20 un-
der Guilty alien, 4 miles from town, mile esst Of
Dubuqae road. mile from Dslzell farm.
y, s:,--1he Grant farm on Dubuque road, miles
from town. la3 highly cultivated, house and or
'A''N Houses and Lots in Davenport.
No3a-Fiue brick house on 9th s.. between hsrn-
SOU and Ripley Sts Excellent we'll, good stable &C.
Se3i~Good frame House, rooms, good we'll, re-.
Lot sea53I, on Brad near Locust 81.
No29--A 9 story house on eth ST., containing ~
So-33-Cood frame house, rooms, cellar, &c,
on SIN 81, between Vine and Myrtle Lot s0xlao.
NJ 26-2iot. on Brady ST., cor. Of College, 64xiso
No. lo, on Perry ct. cor. ofsth sOxiso
IL cL,sros COUNTY, IOWA.
Noes--w. frae,ional Of the N. w Sec. Z; =.
aI, =. 4. T.. a 100 acres, near Thorn's aiii'
N"rsi"~'if1Ff.Ssss T To- sS'1 COUNTY.
No. 53-NR.o. n " of Soc 81 Tas X % W 20
10. tofSw OF sec II r 50 z 81 " SO acre.
No. ass Is . ofsec II g . w 100 aeres.
No. Sly or Of sec 4 g =, g <, ~ g - acres
n a. " of s OF sec 2S 81 . w 10 acree.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA.
Three Days Later from Europe.

SAEpY Hook, May 20, 8 p. M.-The AZ
RIGA has arrived, with Liverpool dates TO tho
| 18th inst.
The Arago arrived out on the 18th.
EsGLAsD.-Central American affair." had
caused no excitement. An English Journal
in Government interest explpins Lord Clar-
endon's letter respecting the 1000 rifles for
Costa Rica, by saying that the British Gov.
eminent has quantities Of old muskets for
sale, and will be glad to meet with other
customers besides Costn RIGA.
A great outcry has been raised against
Lord Palmerston. for having prohibited the
playing of military bands In the public parks
on Sundays.
A Congress OF Reformers OF all Nations
was being held at London, Robert Owen
President
FsAscE.--The Empress had appeared in
public for the first time since her confine.
ment, on the llth.
Gen. Detaily succeeds Canrobert as Aid
de-Camp to the Emperor.
GERNAxY.-Anstria and Prussia have no.
tilted the German Diet that peace was re-
stored. It was proposed that the Bund
should express It's adhesion TO the treaty Of
March 30.
ITALY.--The Sardinian Senate has pass.
ed resolution approving the conduct oil
peace plenipotentIaries, and vote ofthanks
to the army and navy.
Treaty BETwEEs THE U. =. AND PERSIA.
The correspondence Of the London Times
IN reference to treaty between America
and Prussia says il was concluded under
the auspices Of Russia and is directed a
gainst England. II pretends to be COM
mercial treaty, and = ould be but for three
articles.
The Crimean loss at Sebastopoi is given
at 5000, while 100000 persisted with ia
,igue and disease; they could not have
bee a able to sustan themselves many days
longer, had peace not been declared.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
xxxrvth couers,,-First Session

Washington, May 2s.-SEsArE.-Mr.
Pearce ordered the Select Committee to in-
sc.tigste the facts attending the recent as
ssult on Mr.. Sumner. They reported a
written report, stating that the precedenis
are only to To found in the action of the
House Of Representatives, the Senate hav-
ing never been called upon to take action
in such q case before,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

according TO the statistics recently pup
HeAed the annual manufactures OF session
~ vicinity, and the other principal towns
y Massa chusetts, reach the enormous
nouu, Of three hundred mi lions OF doll ATS
Ucne million Tor every working day in the
y0or.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

hun battle, but, after the occurrences at Law.
renee, this win hardly be done.
At Osawatomie, Judge Cato, Of the Dis
trict Court, had been prevented from hold
ing his court by threats Of violence to the
Grand Jury from the Free State men, and
this precaution was deemed necessary.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

OuTRAsE UPON Ms. SUMNER In the
vose on Mr. Csmphei's resolution, calling
tbsa committee to investigate the circum.
oaances connected with the assault on Mr..
inner, we find conspicuously the name OF
~ ctlve Representative, Mr.. Thorington,
~ the name OF Mr. Hall is not there, he Is
" home electioneering for nomination.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
be following official notice ~s. received by 'b'
Z ro,,o. ., withdrawn, of Land. in Iowa.

n pursusues OF az actapp owed 18th o. May, 1880,
49, ing grant Of In 20 NE SLATE "f lows ID al
eSate ss Hon. 20 aid III the construction oil certain
ipaes in said Stale, Instructions have been lssu
11 HON ths Oniee, Withdrawing IRON msrsst' UNA
orders ali toe lands In that STATE except moss
Hted 10 the following naaed dist f!sts, ~nieh are
omen 10 purchasers for erectiug sslea aud ioea
" Zee nj Daevyah all tie lapds 10 ii. district.
ne al Yoyt Deage. all tho lands nofto OF the
Between townships o. and vs.
Bee ~ SioaI cav, all The iands .ofan VI INV 'He
ReeR townships Oh and ~.
M Ilvsu under my hand, II the General Lsnd Once
800 City Of Washington this 2lst Gay OF May, 1000
II THDS A. hrNDRlGkS, Commissioner.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

~PLuRlsusrAH."-Of this ally thing BY
sDoe.ticks,n an exchange very truthiui!y
eIss: "Tnere are only two good Jokes ABOUT
~ One is contained IN the moral when Is
y blank page, and the other is that siter
wing itlhe purchaser will find he has been
Id !"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
1T, Claire HOUSE,
NRNIsON 4 WIRTH, Prourist0I.

HFtbe above establishment will respectfully 10
~ form tho public that he house having been new
" fitted up spd Teplonis he'd 10 now In readinesa for
the Of the public, and they W III spare
no efforts 70 give saiisfaction 10 iho.e stopPh with
them. The above House n located on West Nsin
street., between Second and Third SIS.
paysADsst Nay ], ~, dwf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
The Mormon Constitution.

ST. Louis. May 2s.--The Republican to-
day put lishes the constitution of the State
of Deseret, recently formed and ratified by
the people at the general convention at
Salt Lake City, on the 18th OF April. 1t is
exceedingly bret and plain, and says moth
ing about slavery; announces free toler-
snce to all religions and does not refer To
Polygamy. A memorial was adopted ask
ing admission into the Union.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
TONEY PASTOR.


CONSTANTLY on hand good assortment OF \. .A, Of
nearly all kinds Stationery Ink. " all and Win!ow
spsr Maps Lhog apis, Pictures Visiting Cards Fort
articles usually found Book Stores. All OF which Win
H. sold low ioy cash Pg6AshsFs .ageat
For sale o, ali the Popular ss Books, Masaraes and
Nspspapsrs-s Inscriptions received for the same.
Fse York, Ciaeinaeti, CAisags Da'iies, resolved
every evening. kDy lefi) ). IL. sIAhk
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
Il. CLOSE s. COS. COLUMN


l NAyh are now Cd W offer desiev Asd con
w sumers Hisrge stock Of Heavy and Shell Hard
ware, upon aud prices which cennot sIl W suit
| We propose in this column TO Keep our customer
posted 10 Ia hardware matters and Invite calls fSou
our friends who desire fair dealing.
sss: s III p'eas s for fsr
| f.cLOSk co.
LNEEKiax safes tho only sss4ai9e Kind 70. r ssl'
| i chespby y. CLo5E W.
TsoN ofali sizes 10Y .sleiowss. ,oss = cos
| S,AWf, Circular, Haley and Cross Cat, varrantet
- ~ T. CLOSE & cos.
TRoa Axiss, Thimb.e skein. ana Springs, sto,s
II ssie Al I. Close q cos,
ar Z. and Pocket c CHS isest Cos &, s.''
prnps, roroe Lifting aud cSaie PsIps i0 c sale al
l. 7. CLOSE q cos.
FAD Pipe ofa size. from sl ,,s ~ co.'s :sis at
5OroAs Fence Wire forssls q c, .ps = co.'s
-
" CLOSE 4 cos.
his and Pistols 's + e SsosE q 81; sSs /"
Gloves and Tinware which viii bs so!d cheap At
IN r. CLOSE 4 cos.
T Rather Beiaas all si1sss. c,osp y co.'s
DAchiSo, Hsnp and Rubber foI .als q ,s
RLAcKsMiTH's Tools, bellows, Anyils, Ham.
ID lners, for sale low at 7. CLOSE d cor.
DoPR- Manila and Hemp, all sizesat
ENGISE, Car ana signal Oil for sale BY the barrel
~ or gallon AZ T.CLosE So''
cav a.ndrsls OF all sizes from inet 70 ? ~ for
- sale at T. CLOSE co.'s.
LEARNERS wiinnd the best assortment of Amss' and
: other make Of sho sels, Spades, scoops, Hoes,
Forks, ae.,al Il. CLOSE Cos.
CHAINS, Log. OK, Bindingf T.ses Halter eo,s snd
u T. CLOSE q co.'s.
lou T. CLOSE CO.'S.
100 do. Sc ythe snsths, best psitern,ht
lOU T. CLOSE co.'s.
TNSEEs s 70, . Plate s SsIk soe, 6SoSRP'
SADDLERY and Coach Tiimmings at sesS low
= prices,at T.CLOSk e. cos.
WHITE Lead in Oil, T. Close and Co. Brand,
w jastreeeivsd, warranted the best In market.
1t T. CLOSE & cos.
ISsEED OIL BY The barrel or gallon Al
II r. CLOSE & co.'s.
- T.CLOSE co.'s.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30
Terrible calamity-A Whole Family Of Seven
Persons Burned 10 Death.

ST. Louis, May 26.-The ST. Joseph cor
respondent OF the Republican writes that on
the night Of the g LIST inst, the house Of. ia
cob Friend, four miles from that place was
burned, together with himself, wife and FIVE
children Il Is supposed that they were
murdered previous To the burning of the
house, but all is involved in mystery. =
Friend was peaceable and orderly man and
no reason can be assigned for the bloody
deed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-30

Il is singular fact that in all Heathen-
IN but few can be found who speak or use
= names of their dumb gods irfeverehtiy'