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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

MjANTED.-AT lST MAY, By YOUSG NAN AND HIS
w wife, children, halt OF moderate sized suitA
BILE sparmenta, in respectable location above kh
west side of the None hut respectable parties need
ply. Address box 1880. Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

EoR sALk.A LATaE PRESS VICES. ANVIL AND
tory Inquire Al rs River street. Newark Il j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

CMALL HOUSE. OR PART OF A HOUSE, wANfEO-
must be on the west side Of the CITY, with aud
en-, nom *bo TO $s0O pos eson LIST of il
rat kr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

A LADY PROFESSOR OF sINaING-waOsR CAPA.
"A efy untoubed s,d Known, desiring 70 increase me
terms than Is her custom, early application sde Al
drees Madame p Union Post ONCE one month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

rVo WALL STREET LAWYERS.-A YOUNG LAWYER,
L doing a moderate business and having small library,
wishes to meet with memoer OF the bar who
more than he requires Ia building In Wan street. not
the third story for which fair will be paid idress
Law Odlce Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

(yEOkGE COOK AuCrIoNGyR, WOULD IKFoaM HI
VI friends ard the public Tat he 49, as usual prepared 70
tend to ssIe OF merchandise furniture, &c at stores res
ences that hs able TO give entire saisf4c
ou reference given Office 3l2 Broad way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

A AMERICAN LADY, GOOD SOPRANO SINGER.
"A wishes a situation sing Episcopal church Can
be seen by calling NJ AS Houston st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

uCrIoA NOIICE-Tho5. BELL AUCrIoNEER BIZ
a BELL Bush this Gay "a counu stoo a. loh o'cl,cs
N 'te sales II North vi Liam
hoeL This days sale viii comprise SOFAS setess par
SohA6e, bedroom and bar claire, wi cushoas i),Ang
gAeses taOes, beds,
tess marble stands l4gs ice Chest sus
Die for butcher hotel. ditto i.rga coffee
NIL cornces Tampa gas fittings o,as kettles slas x.re
crockery, LIQUORS &c The viii continuei en-
Wednesday and Thursday with ory goods s.otalng sacy 81.
Gciee 6c - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

TO CAPITALIsIS.-THE 0WsFks OF LARGE BODY
OF valuable lands containing inexhaustible quantities
coal wish associate with them under favorable char
ipdyiduss who aid them In bringing sas
German egrants eccusy the lands and TO and worl
the 10 such very favorable terms will be given Ad
dress A. B. care of A. II Ecolay, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

CTEAM EEaIKE wASTED.-wANTED, A SECOND
- tsnd steam engine and boilers IN running order,
rom 80 TO 90 horse pc YER Apply 70 g. j. DENNIS, a
STREET y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

MANNED 40 LEASE.-A THEE STORY HOUS
w with basement In handsome location, wanted, by
oable family The house must gas and
herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH. A LOT OF
channels and heshen skins. Address, stating prices
A. Phillip 423 Grand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

TSO DhUQ0lSTS-WANTED To PURCHASE A RE-
tail drug store In respectable neigh1orhoot aud doing
iar average business eel hear cash purcha Or
by addressing box Iqi Post ocs stating 4tioD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

ss-s-- 49, 4set- e.rs
nKnrisTRY. NAPOLEON PRETeRRE AND
WILLIAM O. TR ACY insert the uiu ARTIFICIAL
teeth full se without pain the old
roo also without springs clasps required Terms most
moderate Once 80 Broadway. corner OF Howard
uyOoTHACHE CURED, TEETH FILLED, Pot IN ALL
giving any pain. warranted Over twenty years
have been doing this In this city, CAl and for
ONCE fret floor, Knoxs hat store Of
Drosdvy and Fuls0n street. W, HQhg, penuM,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

GgOCERIEs, FISH SOAP, LIQu0Gs, SEiAR5.-rHta
" day. l01 o'cicck, a. 81 Dey street corner o. Green
wieh coffee tea mustard pepper, macserel herring cod
fish, raisin. prures candles brandy Knives fork
lara W. A CAhGEk, Auctio1esr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-26

A PARTMEETS wAkTED-FRoM TIE FIRST or NAY
"a nest BY gentleman, wife and child in sone espesAbe
be below Houston st. address o. for two days
Ut the Herald Office Rent not 10 exceeAl $50.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
Lat est N s.w 8.
xxxIvth Congress : First Session.
tH, IL. as

WASHINGTON, July %.
SEsATE.-The Senate is engaged in the
discussion of private bills.
Mr.. Wilson submitted resolution, which
lies over, requesting the President to inform
the Senate whether reputed reply Of Gen
Smith, refusing to protect the citizens o
Leavenworth from bands Of armed marau
ders, was true, and if so, whether such reply
was authorized by instructions from the
President or Secretary Of War.
The Senate passed six private bills, and
one providing for the compulsory pre- pay
ment of postage ON all printed matter.
. The motion TO adjourn till Monday was a.
greed to % to 4. .s
HoUsE.-Private bills are under the con.
sideration of the House. 81.
A message was received from the Presi-
dent recommending an appropriation. of
$250,0oO to complete the purchase OF. the
building in Philadelphia for the Post Office
there; $4,000 for fitting up the same.
The House considered and passed 90 pri-
vate bills, including the Senate bill for the
relief of the widows and orphans of the Off
GERS, seamen and marines Of sloop-ofwar
Albany and the brig Porpoise. The bill
provides that the 18th of April and 29th Of
June, 1895, shall be taken as the days on
which the vessels were lost, and from which
the pension shall commence. asmr. /. aI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
The American CONVENTION in Boston.

BosToN, July 25,-The American Con-
vention continued in session all night, and
finally organized by the choice of Hon. E.
C. Baker, Fremonter, for President, by a
vote of 306 to 261. Two-thirds of Fill
morets have left the Hall in bobby
Governor Gardner was subsequently nom
mated by reclamation for reelection, and
Henry Buckley for Lieut.. Governor; and
also the present Secretary of State, Attor.
ney. General and Auditor.
The Fillmores boilers mar ched to their
head quarters, where after some speeches
it was voted to endorse call for Fillmore
Convention for the 9Th Of August. 81 Th
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
Demo cratic state Convention.

MONTPELIER, July 25.-The Democratic
State Convention met here to-day, nomina-
ting Hon. Henry Reyes for Governor, Willis
Leyman for Lieutenant-Governor, and Jas.
s. Thurston for Treasurer.
Resolutions were adopted expressing ut.
most confidence in the ability and patriot
ism of Buchanan and Breckenridge, and in
dorsine the Cincinnati Platform, and the
Kansas ebraska Act, and Pierce's admin
istration as highly pure and honorable. The
meeting was well attended and enthusas.
tic. -- - ---- wen 700
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
Leather xnd saddlery Hardware
kkH,saOYAI Et.t.t

HAIGHF& SEARS have removed from thei lid
stand tn esop,ssite sbs al sacond Street, In
Daftelrs biock, uiri door above Perry Street. We
.d ASSIGNMENTS Of
Leather and SadiIery Hardware
offered In thewest. our stock consists In part
Of sole and HarnesxLaslier both oak ana hem leck
French, Ainerieau and Patent Cali skin kips and
Upper Leather o. every dessrpupg Innings, R.aas,
Morocco, siHdlngs, Patent and Pain Skirtpg, sash
Saddiery HARDWARE, from the best manufactures;
Self Adjusti1g Gig aud pSi Trefs, EolIer Horse
shoe and Spring foIese Buckles, Plated Ware ofiht
latest lyes and superior piute. Ne have every ar
eic the Haruessnl2Eep ar sadaier can sD :. "a So
pen stock OF Saddles, Whips aud Fly Nets
Whole sale oHis--.t age aIdA- Graear's lows.
Coach Lsess. I'D Ilsaas, Eauds- ,Ae.5 We eei com
adenl thaiour Prices the lowest, and invite the
attention Of utehdstts, feeling satisfied can snit
all In regard to quality and price. 500 Il It u .f
L ian, tIAIGliI d SEARS, ..
"a Street, 81 door above Perry
4 iuna % JLf NLA t4E4t. us DsVenpoft, tn@1
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
Fillmore Meeting in New York.

New YORK, July IS.
There were about 5000 persons present
at the Fillmore meeting which took place
at the Academy Of Music last evening.
Speeches were made by Davis, Of Mo-,
Moore, of Ohio, Marshall, of Kentucky,
and others. Hiram Ketchum presided; much
enthusiasm prevailed. .,..
The American ratification meeting in
Brooklyn came off last evening at the Hall.
Considerable enthusiasm prevailed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

WAsHIsGroN, July 26.-Mr. .Burling game,
in answer TO warrant, appeared before
Justice Halinghed this morning, in COM
pany with NJ. Campbell. The two entered
In a. int bond ofS5,0o0 that Mr...Burlingame
shall neither engage in a duel in the Dis
trict, r.leavc the jurisdiction for that pur-
pose.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
FOR .RLR

A SPLENDID Farm, l6 miles f,.,, D.,~
Ins Alien's Grove road. adjsinins he = ~ ~
OF saa uIove 200 acres wsll fsssA ssd II ssers a
AAd stream Of Deverfailng water rss nins thro.~S
". mere are two frame dwelliag house, % ~
premises, Win ssls and othso con Ssnis nese, -
which ars bearing This Ia one OF he bSss aeek
~ se9tt county, and will BE- sold a grsatAas
aeCRkGoR, LAWNS q RAAKBMoRk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
Vessel Struck by Q Watsr-Spout--Fou Per-
SONS Drowned. -r.st

New York, July 25.-Brig Anna, OF Bal
,imore, from Aspinwall, while off Pietro
Bank, was struck June 25th by water.
spout and capsized. The captains son and
tree seamen were drowned. The captain,
mate, and two seamen escaped in the long
boat, landing near Carthagena, after row.
ing four days, arrived here this morning in
the schooner E. II. Miller. asz.Efs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
1owa uity.

o,,,.yr. at the old stand known as The
s"s. a :. a osp Daily can can
P'''r S.,, papers every morning BY ealing al The
.,s1l. r.=HFIH..-4 goal
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
Qarl MARI.
T.CLOSE g. cos. COLUMN


WE are now prepared to offer dsaien aad cor
w suioers alSrge stock OF Heavy and Well Hard
ware, upon terms aud prices which cannot fDi 70 suit
posted up In hardware matters and invite cars rom
our friend. who desire fair dealing.
ksE. ags g is az Ia
4 T.rCLOSE * co. z
EIREKiag Safes the only genuine Kind %, sale
l. cheapby T. CLOSE co.
IRON ofall sizes for sale low At , s ..n s., o,.
TSAws., Circular, MuIey and eros. Cut, warranted
IO at 7. CLOSE & cos.
A1's' TAm''e ss'"; r. and ch sHs"xi' Co.'S C
AEpsSTEas Tools Of every asserp,s a,s for
dw and Pocket Cutlery c sLss iest Coz e; :.s
DUMPS, Force Lining and Chain pumps for sale at
+ LIGHTNING Rodsand Insulato rs Tor sale At
II .' rsst sHf T. CLOSE d Co.'s.
IL ND ripe o'a'i sizes rom CLOSE ste cos.
80 TONS Fence Wire 'of'a s ee cr5Bs q cos.
GARDEN Tools Of every dsso,iPaon q. eo,s
,0 at u" hg7Ii - T. CLOSE e. co.'s.
STovEs and rnware which VII l essqld e eoyg
Dat4a a5#t A.9,-# -. '.oho'H = 49,
MOVES Portable Girls. Mills. r.,.-@... In. VI
IN r. CLOSE + co.'s,
I'd d rcd II
IL nos 79's1r.1 T. CLOSE & CO.'S.
z4g.t 10 .7lpl4.4=, t,g
DACki ING, Hemp and Rubber f9r sale at
Tools, Bellows, Anyis, HAM
- mers, for sale lowat T. CLosE& CO.'S
II iaa.7ia. - a,ua. T. CLOSE d. cos. ]
sou. #tta ,e-is- - '.1. as.ttF a.il NJ IA.
ENNGINE, Car and Signal Oil for sale by the barrel
II or gallon at 'ia o. T. CLOSE d co.'s. 1
CAV Mandrels of all sizes from inch to in. for 1
- sale at ~ 'nt 1T. CLOSE cos. |
Farmers will! find The best assorm emit OF Amcs, and
other makeo Of sho sels, Spades, scoops, Hoes,
~ Hreaste chains at ,.lf.ts, II. CLOSE q co.'s.
C,oRN Shelters and Hay Cutters forsale lowst
~ HTlI i'i tftIl1 t't 'r,t r.. CLOSE Il CO.'S. |
1 IN doz. Grain Rakes for sale at
leJU r. CLOSE co.'s. |
1nA do. Scythe Snaths, best pate m, at ..# |
lUU 4,si',5,a -,G q, -. I. CLOSE = CO.'S.
i'zz..f# .. Il
TTNINNER'S Stock--Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
Il and Zinc, for sale at 1E q. CLOSE & cos.
SADDLERY and Coach Trimmings al very low
- prices, at - - g "1.ni T.. CLOSE &, cos.
WHITE Lead In oil, 7. Close and Co. Brand,
w justreceived, warranted the best In market.
at T. CLOSE & cos.
I lNSEED Oil by the barrel or gallon At |
IL .H-. .rg .s=1 lu,a. r,I T. CLOSE e. CO.'S |
y e. Il
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28


ANOTHER ITEM FOR THE DEMocRAT.--The
democrat does not appear to Ike the lists
" 'o'lngs on cars and boats which we have
recently published We. did not expect it
would 1t has a natural or acquired dis
TASTE Tor such facts, but it must endeayor to
yet used to them, so that it will not be to-
AIy Frustrated by the grand result in No
'enOer' We will try to prevent such a
catastrophe by the continued exhibition Of
homeopathic doses, and therefore present
'He following. On Friday last the vote be-
"s 'aKen in two coaches containing TWEEN
E''our passengers on the road from New
0"'asper county, to Iowa City, there were
0uaa 10 be 90 for Fremont, and for Buch-
'nan' Our informant, who was one of the
~enty-three Fremont men, came to this
g'y by the cars on Friday evening, and
'0efe is no doubt about the truth Of his ac-
.Oun'' This 10 decidedly one of the best
'uaws" yet waited on the popular breeze.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

- !f.-.-A-----<V
No., CrRnAs.BucHAsAN FLAG.--On last
,a,y evening, a portion of the Germans
this city exhibited the curious spectacle
| ..i.up a flag in honor Of the Presiden-
nomipees who are pledged to favor the
!. nsi ,,u Of slavery. 1t is true that those
=, ned in the operation comprised but a
IN n minority Of the German voters of this
Ivrship, but it is none the less curious
\ contradictory that any German"s =! should
"a their aid 10 strengthen aad extend in
i country a far worse system Of seridom
4 vassaIagc than any which exists in
I,tOue system which is even more OPP
,..i,e on white laboring men than it is
bon the negro, and which,if permitted to
establish Cd over the vast expanse Of our
,u,ral territory, will forever prohibit poor
bi,e men from proftng by its undeveloped
,be, We trust that those Germans who
! thus shouting hosannas to Buchanan,
IN not be unptlpaate enough to be re-
.,dsd according 10 their own suicidal eff
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
for SUMMER

fiazAa TR'es, by Herman Melville sl,0O
Modern story Teller, Putnams library IS
Paul Ferfoli, IA tiiel t.s-.+ 100
Gerard, tie Lion kiiler-Illustfated LOO
Gabriei Nane, his fortune and friends I'25
Worth aud Wealth, by Truman Hunt, 1875
Trenches Poems 100
Life vi CaLeron, by H. Trench .u-E- a rs
six Months in Kansas Ed at.l #.... 80
How to get Rich s8.. s,t.t. r-E.. .-.=.- 81
Bunsly Papers or Irish Eehos 100
Ship Carpe lters family e=r 100
The Great West, with Map, &c. t......- ... J. 20
The Earnest aan Life OF DR.. Judson, LOO
knowledge il Power .. LES
Adventures OF Robert Romaine .-zt ..s. AS
Bossall Morton, Ny y. ParkmaA, o 1875
States of the Groat West, 1890 ,25
My Cousin smooth l..4 .,--,N Of
at The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. So Brady street. near the Post Office.
mo, 2fth kELI ADAMS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
, FAIRBANKS .oELE8RATED SCALES. q

JFAlRBANxb CELEBRATED SCALES. ~
A DAPTED TO any required oper-
~, ~ alton Of weighing, as for Iron,
az Gal, Nay, stock, and for the use Of
'"iA warehouses, stores and foundries,
al and in short for every kind of bust
laI ness. E.h4
$500 The great skill and fidelity en-
u plosed IN. their manufacture and
Nfsa1 SSS she discrimination on the part of the
manufacturers never to allow an
imperfect article to 60 forth from establishme
has gained for their Scales reputation that has
er Rsen surpassed in tile whole range OF useful
ehahism. ara sFH.cIesi H4+sE''s. . Ntr.tnsL It+
The Scales are unanimously acknowledged as the
st0sdsrd in ell TRANSACTIONS by weight.
~ lawsuit which arose from discrepancy Of
weights between one of Fairbanks Scales in use by
another manu- aeture was recently tned in the Court
ofcsmm0p Plea, tEslyRq1e; theesse oceuIied tho
Court two days and Judge Marshall In delivering his
decision stated the result OF his evidence that the
accuracy Of Fsir5asks Scales was established beyond
all question. Fer sale BY -, 49,.
. BURROWS, PRETTYMAN & DALZELL
The well known reputation Of these Scales has in
duced the venders ofinperfeet and worthless balan-
ces 10 offer them as s Scales, and purchas
ers have thereby III many cases been subjected 70
fraud and imposition. The manufacturers have no
with honorable competitors who trans
act business in their own names, but regarding the
rpetrators OF the above fraud as pursuing course
alike unjust and dishonorable they take this method
to caution the public OF their impositioDs.
The patentees manufacture under their own in
specton only at their factoy in 81. Johnsbury, VI.
a. For sale In Davenport solely by
zoe BURROWS, PRETTYMAN& DALZELL.
=. In. 4. q T. FAIRBANKS & Co. ri"
May %. d&wly.aiH" t'"i .s'
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TALLMAN & POWERS,

TAIJMAN a, pnyVEp ~. -
= A.A-s.Er ENTS
$50 x1r4 t 49, ~ Ga
ODtCe IN Axens0HS DOCK, SECOND iStreet, be
a73J tireen ~Bruar and Mattf. ~ a.Ap Il
rVrFE r for sale tse fofrowinS yzf,ra aea Reat SIs
-S.tate: Das 4yC u M y ,'s'5+ M g5|Ia53i -
/. :. al CIV Pronertv in haven rort aig-4 2ioss
800 IA 20 Tbfs,d S,sst ~ II, a. -
pd: i.'ana 1900 ~ A' .'s1Sss ss'' ny sotAelo
Sim InIs o. n. .on,h uax, ca,,a, Of Ennx,h .d
,1sYnsm Streets, $500 " aAo
q Sir Iots xtNtjvfti Nj raw ee1 AMI
Roek,isIand Sire cts. ~ = = - -
All ,osa s,ss wr, Ell and An maria af
The city most rapidly improving and will 9bs sold on
liberal terms.n5-I- .tl..-1i 1sas.l b -
al -, Farming Lands in Johnson County, .as'
SA of s. r. yg r. - 81. KangeJ we n ~ arrps.
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Books Il Statiouerp.
stThe Iowa Book Rooms

HE subscriber having purcha sed the entire inter
est In the above name d well known
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
will continue the business formery, for the pres
Cnt ut the old stand,
No. So Brady st, near the Post Office,
where all in want can buy Books, Writing Papers,
Envelopes, Stationery generally, Wall Paper, Bor-
ders, q G., &C., al the lowest Price for cash
7moUulyg5 ELI ADAMS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
NOTICE,

NOTICES hereby given that an ele etion will be
IN held in the several precincts In Scott County on
Monday the attn day of August, 1856, for The election
fone Secretary OF the State of Iowa, one Auditor
one Treasurer, one Attorney General, a Senator.
for the Twenty First Senatorial District in place
Of 4. {. Fulton, resigned, three Representatives,
one Prosecuting Attorney, one clerk of the District
Court, and that ballot DO had for the revision of
the Constitution OF tho state of Iowa. Those in favor
of the Convention shall have IL written or printed
"For the Convention" those opposed - ganst the
Conventions Given under my hand this I2th of
July 1856. w. l.. COOK, Co. Judge.
July IA DIV .ss.'H
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

4
EADs' CoRRurrIoS in reite ration OF
it's silly Charge agaihsr Gov Grimes, the
Democrat Of Saturday inorning o ys, that
call candid men must admit. that Gov.
Grimes has Outraged the Constitution Of
the State and got it's money into his posses
sion for political purPoses.e The same ar
ticlc says that Gov. Grimes received the
amour, Of $4,000 in the presence Of the
writer THE is true; the irresponsible ed
itor OF the Democrat was present when Gov.
CRIMES ceived the amount and paid it in.
to the treasury, md then he came home and
persists in the falsehood he concocted that
the Governor retained it for electioneering
purposes Qut upon SUCH base duplicty,
il shows something behind the scenes more
than has been developed, and is beginning
to force the core usion upon the public
mind, which at first was only conjectured,
that DR.. Eads has mads-Sse of q, portion OF
the school fund for electioneerng Pur
poses. -, = an,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

CORRECTLY INFORMED. -Friend Whar.
'oh' Of the r. I. Advertiser saws as far as he
''n learn his political friends in Iowa are
=" 'Oe best of spirits in view of their ap-
poachIng State election. Our cotempora-
y mas learned the fact correctly. We con-
'uefiewa as certain for the right side asIlIi-
"O's' and the election on Monday next will
NC the iorerunner of our greater triumph in
november. The people of both Illinois
'''u Iowa have special and weighty reasons
." Pattlng down the "border ruffian" party,
y" account of the number OF their own fell
ctzens, who have been mobbed or MUIR
0Vred IN Kansas, chased from the territory
" prevented from entering it. They will
remember these things al the polls.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

SUPPOSED MuRDER.-The Rock Islander
says The men who were with Henry Miller,
u"u who stated he was drowned while bath
'"s IN the river, were arrested on last w ed
1'Saay' on suspicion of having caused his
s'1'n' The body of the dead man was
,ouna near the place they went into to
"D'He' One of the party, Fred. Haisch,
was held to bail in the sum of 81 900, and
"' TWO others, Ben,z and Wockner, were
'0n'ialtted. OF course the case will be lie.
s'''y investigated. ..s.
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poses.

Sickness AND HhALrH.-The Rock Is
land papers say the sum mer diseases which
have been prevailing in thnti city, have
greatly mirigated ip,~everi,y within The last
few days, and that the community is again
generally enjoyihegood health. oar-city
has continued during the season to enjoy it's
usual remarkable hea lthiness, and which,
as we esyn from oneTo 81 our phyticians, has
been scarcely Of all affected even by the
intensely hot weathef we hive lately cxpe-
rienced. k|SSB M 49,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA .

L 8 Ef.F#s
No 1.-The E ofihe n W 2Sec ct q NReE 49, :
No Tho y Sec T7s N RE- T. 100 nc res 7-''
|. No 3-ThS NINA Sec 10 TsSNRg & ld0 sefes "a
The above three tracts are Beautifully sifuSted on
The Railroad . miles from davenport.
40 4-The w of the w or Sec ~ 7sNR3
go acres. miles from Davenport. ~4s-sJ 81.
No 5-The N B. efs W 4.osSso T skRsR -
acres4 niiles from davenport.
iA Nos he Of the n OF Soc elTTsN Rah
co acres, Oh The Rail Road ntes from BsvVnvost..
NO o2eo ~ lcO acres IN sesss - d 18TH Mn &
upon the Mississippi RleT, q milss from DsyennorS
No 49, loo actss in Ssc'se7 and * T7SNK3k
W. lfi 81 lmprnved Farms. a,... ~
An improved farm asa on tho Nississppi Ryer
miles mum ptssApor' " ACRES in cultivation, ilp broks,
uatahee hne tAinters 1YEs.hsas44r ,..ts
'Txoimprossd ArIas three miles from Davenport s
Houses and Lots in Davsapeet., 80 20
So30-Fine brick house on Slh St. hsswAsa Ras.t.
son and Ripley So Excellent, we'll, good stakls, -
LOT 6VxloVs 40 ~at-. sstz.l !.a,.,' 5
No 3l--Good frame House, rooms, good v>la -
Lot e2x53I, On BrAds near Locust ST. : = =
NJ. 2--I los on Brady 81. lie BY 3eO--e 3Oo. III M,
~ so-sio's on hfady -, cor. OF Collage, sAxISe
eAcQs E'fs1t3 lsEss.,sE,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

j., ro.urspospEsTs.--The communities
l. Of ~squlb" is very well written and nc nc
| I" correct, but personal defamation viii
puI .,,'ouy cause and we indulge in il just
Y , n' 80 cossible. The correspondent Of
~, !. -. informed that short, pithy articles
avs nrelerred. ~.