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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23

In the Supreme Court, at Washington
City, the great Reaper case has been de-
cided in favor of Manny's machins.
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TIMBER LANps.-Those who wish TO pur.
chase timber lands at low prices in the Vi
entity Of Davenport, should attend MIR. Sui
livan's public sale this day
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CoLD. - esterday was the coolest day WI
have had for week. At A. NJ the mer
curry stood at only dogs. above zero.
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STITCHING
NJ A CHI | N E S .
irahle to save labor 10 the

+ IL Is deslrable TO save labor In The
STITCHING DEPARTMENT
ius, ONE and how easy tits done. The subscriber
has the Agency for the best Stitching Machines for
family use generally and for fine work it has no supe;
rior Fer ma King Dresses, Shirts, aud for Quilting
Garments, Hemming FineMusn, Edgings Insertions
&c j., IL works admirably.
Wheeler & Wilson's family Stitching Machines at
New York prices and freight. One in operation con-
stantly. IL r Tuition free to purchasers. 4 Call
and examine. WM. A. NOURLE 4 /
Moline, H., Aug. 80, 50.
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BY CATIONS LINE.
Telegraphed expressly tor Daily Gazette
Telsgraphic Items.

leisBraphic Items
New York, Jan. %.
The correspondent of the New York
Times telegraphs from Washington, that it
has been ascertained BY authentic sources
that the long talked Of alliance between
Spain, Great Britain and France has been
formally contaminated. The first party
binding horself to send into the field ten to
twenty thousand men in the spring; while
her interests, particularly in Cuba, are to be
protected by France and England The
1ribune's Washington correspondent tel
raphs that oficul advices by the America
do not in any way change our friendly rela-
tons with England. Mr.. Buchanan writes,
no real prospects OF peace are entertained
| by the ministry.
England is preparing the largest feet
that ever Heated, for operations against
Russia. Louis Napoleon Is still anxious to
extricate himself from the war, having at
tanned all the desired prestige of the &C.
casion.
Gen. Cass is preparing speech on the
question OF slavery in the Territories, for
Thursday. Mr. c. X. Singleton, member
ofthe last Congress, from Mississippi, has
been appointed Consul to Havana, Brown
Of Buffalo, Consul at Tangier.
The President has communicated to the
Senate in Executive Session, Lord John
Russel's letter, of Jan. goth 1853, to Mr..
Champion, which was then submitted to
N. Everett. declaring that the British Gov
ernmenr intends specially to carry out the
Clayton Buiwer treaty, and to assume no
sovereignty directly or indirectly in Central
America The Senate has removed the in
junction of secrecy, and the letter will be
published. ~
The Government has received no osf.cial
information as to the recent bloody outrages
in Kansas, announced by telegraph Sena-
tors, to-day, formally conferred as to the
policy ofadvising the President to send the
militia to Kansas to preserve peace and pro.
tect the Territories against Missouri inya-
sions. Southern Senators predict that civil
war is inevitable in short time
Virginia X. Ms
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JAS. MULLIN BRO.
STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Front Street,
APRIL ithdtf, DAVENPORT, Iowa.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

THE partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned has been this day dissolved by mntu.
al consent. The business will In future be conducted
By VIM. b. HARRIS, who isduly authorized TO settle
the business sfthe Arm.
. WOODWARD HARRIS.
Davenport January 1856. emo
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s11 n1ILY DAVENPORT GAZETTE,

only parst in the State of Iowa that "a printed on
pre,s and Its circulation is the largest OF ssy
as,,. Advertisers appreciate these advantages, as
a .o,uups amply testify.
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The ship Hitchcock sailed from Savan'
nah on the Gath of November, with 1880
bales of cotton, direct for Havre. This was
an experiment in the way of direct trading
between The Southern ports and Europe,
but it is worthy Of remark that the ship was
built in Maine, and the vessel and cargo in
sured by Wall street underwriters.
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books 4 Statioufrp.

No. 7 I,E CLAIRE ROW.

No. lie CLAI RE KUW.
TIylE stock Of the above concern has been purchas
L ed by Messrs Geo. W. Ellis 81 Co, who are thor
sughiy acquainted with the business IN ali tie branch
es and our knowledge OF the new firm authorizes us
10 say that they i'll faithfully discharge alt thvif OBJ
legations 10 tbs pu bic. In fetiriug would &C.
cag the .eadfast favor We have received from
the community and bespeak for our successors con-
tinuance thereof believing that they viii give 10 the
business that strict attention which other engage-
mrnts or past years have prev ented MS rom
doing. W. n. HohMFS " ~
Davenport, Jan. s, 1856.
Ey the above announcement IL will he perceived
thattae undersigned have sueceede Messr holms
~ 60 as PROJECTORS Of the Davenport BOOK Store
Our bject III purchasing the Book islwo fold
First 10 make noney-second 10 BECOME citzens oil
UavenporIand identify ourselves with it, growth and
prosperity. 10 accomplish the first intend TO keep
fall and complete stock gooAs sui.f 10 this mar
ket and sell them TT fair priees The second We hope
10 merit by taithfniiy dscharging all The duties that
pertain 10 good etizenship. u, W. Ellis y CO.
DAY enIIOrt. Jan. z. IsjG, d n
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MI Cry INrLuENcEs.-The letter OF our
lew York correspondent, in to.day's paper,
Seaks more favoraby OF the Walker enter
Rise, than we think it deserves. But the
Srter is probably Influenced by those New
York City associations, which are not al
ssys of the best character, and We are not
unwilling that our readers should have the
opportunity Of contemplating the iaundieed
bloring which such associations give to
De plainest facts.
"a Our correspondent speaks of the s.reac-
Bon" which has occurred in the city OF New
York, in regard 10 these piratcal expsdi-
IONS. We are pleased to say that people
4 far out in the West as We are, look upon
ese city spasms with great degree OF
allowance the oftener such spasms are
Brought under our observation, the more
tequently are we disposed to be thankful
pat no metropolitan city of the United
Bates has an influence like that which Pa
% has exercised to the hereditary detriment
Nj France.
The simple fac. we have mentioned, may
b, have needed the apparently far-fetched
Illustration we have given, but we are de-
sirOus to be placed on the record as among
hose journals who are opposed to central
hsion in every shape, and opposed to New
York City giving the tone in politics or NOR
bis, to the rest of the country.
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J. c. THOMPsON's MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Commercial Building, Brady between
Front and Second Streets, Davenport, Iowa.
NHisinstituton presents superior facilities to gen.
tsmen desirous OF obi aiming practical business
education The course OF study embraces Single and
Douole-entry Bookkeeping rs practically applied
to all kinds of business. The school is in continual
session, and students being instructed idualy
and not In classes, they may enter any time. For
particulars address the principal BY letter other
wise and receive circular. j. G. THOMPSON
Jan II d3mr -------- ------.---- I'M
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Virginia K. Ms
RICHMOND, Jan,

RICHMOND, Jan. y.
The American State Council Of Virginia
adjourned on Saturday. Mr.. Bolts offered
a resolution for sustaining the 18th section
of the Philadelphia platform, which was
registered and the entire platform APPROX.
ed. and delegates at large elected to the
National Convention.
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Interior and Atlanta Ban

Notes of the above hanks Will DO received Al %
y Banking Houses same rates as other eastern o
western currency. COON q SAhohNh-
Oct 2, IS.
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For Sale b the Underlined

or . in block 10 In the town OF Wslcott (nsar The
Depot.) Also Sot I6 In iHa wley Out Lots y I'D
lot 81 and 10 situated about rhse mile
east Of Davenport. on the river opposite Moline MIA
Beisg upon the Bluff, and comma ndng ans view a
Moline, the Island, and aags portion Of Dsvenp~r
aud Rock Island, itisa very desirable site for red
denec. J. W. GUlTRAU.
sept 14-du In Whitaker Il Grnnta oIca
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LECTURES ON CHEMIsTRY.-The Young
Mems Institute have engaged the services
ofProf, w. FosTER, of the Dixon Collegiate
Institute, who will deliver two lectures be-
fore our citizens on this and tomorrow ev-
ehings. His subject viii be Chemistry, IL
iustrated by experiments. We understand
the proceeds ofthe lectures are to be devo-
Ted to the purchase of the instruments to
Whish we have before alluded.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PRlcEs.-From the increase in
y number of stores which retail -four and
Ser breadstuffs, we would conclude that
cbs,ers have all the benefits which can
4 eru.cted from lively competition among
S,lo,s We noticed the fact in walking
n Brady street. the other day, and we
observed that the -four. ETC., came from
I MANY different places, that there could
,cely be an agreement among all the
1, s,s to ask more than d fair price.
nm some articles, however, we think that
.;lers place rather too high tariff. 1t
orsst convenience to people TO get veg
.bles and other kinds OF provisions at re-
4 and it is right that those who furnish
,eb eopy eniences should realize fair prof.
But it strikes many persons who have
! pleasure of paying for as well as the
dylege of eating the different things which
,ov nrocure at the retail stores. that the
n centage they are called on TO pay is
,,Ler higher than is altogether Justifiable.
an instance in point, we may mention
at we recently paid at ore OF our pro-
siop stores at the rate Of 50 per bushei
r beans, and day or two afterwards
ugh, from farmer an article equally
od for 50 per bushel. II any one is dis.
sed 10 think that this is rather small
liter, and not dignified enough for the
lumns of a newspaper. we would say in
e words of Goldsmith,
lie, sehool.tAusLt pride di.semeie Al It eaht
These little things are CREATE little man,"
most of our Davenport housekeepers
ow tha, III. aggregate amount of satables
no small item.
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Later from the Plains.

81. IOUIsI JAN. IT.
The Democrat received an express this
evening containing intelligence from Fort
Pierre, December 18TH The troops are
comfortably quartered.
General Harvey is fitting an expedition
of 100 men to make an excursion up the
Missouri. -,
The Sioux Indians hold a grand council
at Fl. Pierre in February, to settle basis
fpeace.
Much snow had fallen, and the weather
is severe.
Major Howe's command sent to San dc
Court bave not been heard FROM
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SO Lots for Sale

I'VE undersigned 70 sale SO desirable otsle
/ their additions to City of Davenport, on noesai
fcrms-a credit off, q, ; and4 years wpioe gNsaW
PARTIES who will build this season.
June 10th. 1855 COON sAhu1NS.
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For Sale.
Town of Walcott.

- DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situated on Par
l ker,s addition to city OF Davenport. All new
possess ion given imme diately Terms liberal
July 25th, 1858. COOK SAhGhNL.
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A Buncombe Resolution.
WASHINGTON, Jan. -.

HAshlNtIoN, jan. -S-
The following is Mr.. Boyce's resolution,
whereas cur relations with Great Britain
are of the most threatening aspect, indlca-
ting that we may be upon the eve of the
most startling events, and whereas il s the
most imperative duty of the House on this
juncture of imminent peril not TO abdicate it's
great mission but to fulfil it by organizing if
possible upon such basis as will give peace
to our distracted country and enable it to
present an undivided front to the coming
enemy, therefore resolved, that the conserv.
atiye elements of the House should unite in
a sincere effort to elect a Speaker who
shall represent peace for ourselves and the
sword for the stranger.
Mr. Stevens hoped that the gentleman
would be permitted to state the facts upon
which he made the announcement that we
are on the eve of war. If it was so he
knew nothing about it. Objections were
made to any explanation, and on motion OF
Mr.. Morgan the resolution was tabled. Mr..
McMullen IN ade an Intellectual effort to re.
scnd the resolution prohibiting debate.
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cert Des Moines Land Agen
LAND w AR 3 A N rs.

Cook g. SARGENT, Davenport.
Cook, SAEGEsr g. PARKER, Rock Island.
Cook, Sal. TENT g. DowNEy, 10. City, 10.
COOK, SAR, Mt & DoK, Fit. D. Moines, To-
Ma. Sd 1853
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Clinton, Clinton County. Iowa

V1uton, CIInton County, I0Va.
Dersons DESTROYS of Information concerning this
u point can see q plat the new Town and obtsis
full particulars of prices oflots Dc. BY calling o.
GEO. H.PARK4R.
once over Wiley s Grocery Store, Cd St.
davenport, Aug. II ,5S-tf
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Books md stationery.

lust reed al No. lie Claire Block, iu.i stock
d OF Family Bibles, ranging in prices from $50 to
$3.50. AxSos-
Mosheim's Church Histofy,I vol.
Ciark's Commentary, vols.
ebstcr's Dictionaries, fromte pocket to the qiar'o
Worcesicr's Octave edition, DO.
hollins' Ancient History, vol.
Joscphus' History ofthc Jews, vol.
Dicks Philosophical Work, +. sos.
Plutarchs Lives of Ancient Heroes. vol
Gko. ". Fills s. 60.
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q AGAIs.-We quote good saying when
I've repeat that line upon line, and precept
sppon precept are necessary in order to affect
any good result. And we quote this sPho.
rsm for the purpose Of pleasing those OF our
sitzens who are in earliest about organizing
q Board of Trade.
Since the hasiy paragraph which we
wrote in relation to this subject, number
Of our most prominent business men have
approved the idea we advanced, and con.
cured with US in believing that no action
which could be taken would have an effect
80 Immediately beneficial, as that which
would result from the establishment of
Hoard of Trade. We mention this fact for
the purpose ofkeeping the subject before our
readers, and we are willing to believe that
there are those among them who are ready
to take the proper steps for concentrating
an organization that will be beneficial to
the whole city.
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SLIGHTLY JEALous.-Our good neighbor
OF the Iowa Reporter seems to feel slightly
indignant that brother Democrat should
call to see the editor OF the Ga,eHe! Why,
dear fellow, some among the strongest
friends we have are of the Democratic par
~. If difference of opinion separated
friends, friendship would be rarer than at
present. BY the way, s., didn', that Dem
ocrat speak as one having knowledge, when
he said that at oil events the Convention
would not endorse the Fl. Des Moines res.
oluslons! He knew very well that fair
and honest, open and avowed advocacy oil
The repeal Of the Prohibitory Law would in
Jure the party, but that to succeed they must
oppose its operations coverty. All, neigh
Dor, he is an older Democrat and better
wIre-puller than yourself, so be mum!
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WE have for sale one hundred choice building lets
w In tho Town OF Wsleotta and nay we'll ataatse
i've lots in the vicinity Of said Town. al oWnsso
we will sell to actual settlers on liberal terms:
Hentemhar Isl lS55 COOk y SAhGECI.
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Writing Desk

4 LARGE stock just received and now opening a
"A the old Pioneer Book Store OF
Dec,3 PORTER BRO.
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Gas and Steam Fittings.

For Sale or Rent.
@FrHE subscriber olers for sale rent his ..
A,;i: l. Enlistment, known as the Mississippi
I'LL. House, on Front st. The furniture, which Ii
almost entirely new, and tho approved yles
will be sole with the house. This establishment is
situated In avorte position, and has full share OF
the public patronage. The building 10 new, built OF
brick four stories hgqt, and has been occupied
~ three months. Terms made knew by application
10 the subscriber al the above mentioned House.
Jana dlm II KREIM.
I NRIED APPLIES d PEACHES, a no. / article,
IL Just reed. and for sale low by
eela ALV0RD g. VAN PATTEN.
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IVES, 'Iwill pay YOU to cross the Ferry and merely
i examine our splendid assortment of FANCY
GOODS now hand. II Bsi, we will refund the
amount Of your ferriage. Don't forget the place.
Dee,3 PoRTEk,S Book Itore.
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VNyE have very superiorinstrumeRt now OF hant
splendid article aud we'll adapted for large churches
II is equal in power s6uu ofgan. Amgteurs
invited TO oali and examine il.
Dec. . POTTER BRO.
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FapI6T M8CNt UuUuS.
xtTE are just IN recelp. large stock Of the above
w goods Of new and exceedingly rich style.
Amoug them Writing Desks, Jewel Cases, Glove
Boxes, Tables. DC.
Dec , II. A. PORTER g. BRO.
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TO MERCHANTS. baukers Huu 0CueIb.
nESIRING sets OF Account Books for the coming
- year. we would invite Alteration to our Blank
Books. Taes are ,ui manufacture, and 81 9
far ahead OF anything made In This region We fur-
Dish Books oil all patterns to order with or without
printed headings Those superior Books on exhibi-
lion at the State Fair, Chicago can be seen at our
store u. A, PORTER e. BRO.
Rock Island, Dec 5. 1855
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D. VI IT,
NATIONS.
|sblewa
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JAS. N. pALZELL.
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worm s.ug
'i 81 Z Iso
pod cellar
Of shruL
tst!e res.
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i For sale by all book sellers
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II EROsENE or, -wAN1En. 4 RgsPoNsIBLE uorSE
N "a tab the agency ofctN oil works An interest wl
be sold the right marty. Proposals erect works viii Ne
received Agents wanted in al pats of the country "A
dress n. JACKSON, 40 broadway.
Y sa0sFrE eria
N rsvosene illuminating on
ksvrfee Inhrcat'pg OH
kMsrns Rtansco 90
tDSrEvs .rens.
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MUSICAL AND DANCING.

- 1871 ~ -
A GERMAN GENTLEMAN WISHES TO EMPLOY H,s
n evening hours IN playing The piano ia a fra
pianist Please address Musician broadway Post oce.
CREAT BARGsfy.-GRAND DIAGONAL sEyEv
~ octave rusew God piano elegant case, ny maker.
.arrnn'ed Cost Sth Will he sod for 500 be
down. Ne. College place.
E.UEAT sACRfFfcE--A SPLENDID PogEw,el
- planoorte made by piano maker hir r.
o. tNeert touch and tone but being compelled dspsr
y wa De sold at great sacrifice and second hand
taken "a exchange by Mr. wcber's klndness nay be 81 III
ut 40 West Broadw4y Canal street.
MhiDAME Av0UsTA RESPECTFULLY INFORMS Hts
ul Henis nrd the public that she has
academy a her Residence No ~ Pond street and
yn a. " clinton stree, She has ed her schola
most splcnct md comfortable style he geurei
mahnorho@L C0sses In hofh cities for youua iaace anf
Hmsta fNtnHg classes ist gepemcD. lfagiaiax snir"e
lor grown persons Sanfdav. Srhoos aud private
c'ases auerdsi " in ho'h cities Sosrcca ii usual
GOPFANO. sttISTnNrn ~ CuUHCU MtT-Ir AMI
- sncre w mn ~ feOu nrAaag pas1osare powerfsl
@cH cgu, 400 VOICE fegc"s ~ 'ncaseucn address n,
H'n'ora 4sNerdf, bSaksa!''rs. az e,ndvty.