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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-24
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD

we have already remarked in our columns,
that this corporation vas the most formidable
enemy that we had to contend with in our
county. We are compelled to reiterate our oh
servatlons, and we must ask, is it not outrageous
that after Pennsylvania, the heart of the Union
has prodiSally granted every privilege that could
be desired to build up corporation. that the
officers of that corporation should be found using
the power, the patronage, the influence of q cor
poration, that well nigh overshadow the State
which created it, to elevate 10 power the enemies
OF the Union, the enemies of Pennsylvania. the
enemies OF equal rights There is no Pennsvl-
Vanlan but Will answer yes, and protest against
such conduct. We can prove what we saw
Ihe TACT is potent to every man. Look at the
townships of Allegheny, Washington, Sum
merhil, and Conemaugh, districts that are ira
yersed by the Pennsylvania Rail Road. and Won
md the employees that Rail Road banded
together In secret association, dangerous to lib
erty, and that under iron tyranny of their over
seers 1t Is a notorious fact that a friend of Mr..
Buchanan's is not tolerated upon that Rail Road
IN the districts we have mentioned. but that the
employees are compelled to declare a preference
for Fillmore or Fremont, aud for the Anti Demo-
cratic State and County tickets This state of
things is intolerably outrageous. We call upon
our brethren of the press to take this matter II o,
and assist US to bring about reformation.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-24
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.
ELECTORS AT LARGE

LLECIOES AT LARGE.
Charles X. Buckalew. Wilson McCandless.
District. District
1st--Gco W. Nebinger I3th-Abra'm Edinger
2d-Pierce Butler 14th- Reuben WILDER
3d-Edw. Wartman 15th-Geo A. Crawford
4th-Wm. II. Wtte 16th-James Black
5th-John McNair l7th-Henry j. Stable
6th-John H. Brinton l8th-John D. Roddy
7th-David !aury 19th-Jacob Turney
Sth--Chas. Kessier 20th--J. a. J. Buchanan
9th-Jas. Patterson 2lst-Wm. Wilkins
10th-Isaac Slenker 22d-Jas c. Campbell
llth-F. w. Hughes 23d-Thos Cunningham
i2th-Ihos. Osterhaut 24th-John Keatley
18th District-Nincent Phelps.
The above is a correct list of the persons placed
in nomination on the Democratic Electoral Ticket
by the Democratic State Convention of the 4th OF
March last. A pledge to support JAMES BUcHAN-
An for President, and JOHN c. BREcKlNRIDGE fol-
Vice President, in the event Of the election of the
ticket, has been received from each of the above
candidates. Editors of Democratic newspapers
will please correct accordingly, a number of er-
rors having been discovered in the publication OF
the ticket.
By order ofHe
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-24
MASS MEETING AT HOLLIDAYsBURC

A Mass Meeting of the friends of the I'm
ion has been called at Hollidaysburg, on Sat
urday, Oct 1lth. As Hollidaysburg is in
our senatorial and Congressional district it is
very suitable place for a rally. The time
fixed does not conflict with any arrangements
for meetings in this county. and as Holidays
burg is easy of access from all points, we hope
that Cambria will be well represented on the
occasion. What say you, Buck and Breck
Clubs
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-24
MEETING CHANGED

IL will be observed that the meeting for
Blackjack Township has been changed from
Tuesday, October 7th, until Monday, Octo-
Der 9th. The County Fair begins on Tues
day, Oct. 7th, and hence the change. as the
citizens of Blacklick will doubtless wish to
attend the Fair.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-24

Fremont AND THE GERMAxs orp
AMERICAN POPULATION dpE EN-y,ypp
IL OPPOS TO THE WOPRJNa OrTUr
MINES By FOREIGNERS. ."--(Speech of
JOHN Z. FhuMoNT, in the Senate of the us.
sept. a. 1850. See Appendix to Congressional
diobe-Nol. %, part Q, page 1857
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-24
REPUBLICAN PATRIOTISM.

Voting SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS apiece
into their own pockets Congressional pay. and
REFUSING TO VOTE A DOLLAR TO SUP
PORT THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES.
whose services absolutely necessary to protect
the lives and property of American citizens.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

No. is'. - iiss.r and La. "a Fsst sd. 81 fin,
street., beto eeu Second and Front street. -
q. Building and fence all in good order
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

The further the investigation proceeds in
the contested case between Messrs. Bash
ford and Bhrstow for the goyernorship OF
Wisconsin, the clearer are the evidences OF
the frauds by means OF which Barstow was
pronounced TO be elected The Madison,
WIS., Josrnal states that new testure has
been discovered IN the supplemental re-
turns and which places ii beyond any doubt
that forgery has been committed. This
new fact which we copy below. il il be as
stated, certainly shows that Rarsiow was
elected by fraud, and that therefore he
ought to be unsested. IL lie as follows
"The counsel for Mr.. Bashford, on an IN
speetion of them in the Secretary Of States
once, last Saturday, found that the returns
from Spring Greek, Polk CO, and Bridge
Greek, Chippews co. ,-piaces Sc parsted By
ofty OF sixty miles of uninksbited wilder
ness-aOers soriften moi osly on the same land
q paper, BEARING the same stamp. tut UPON
The TWO HALVES OF ONE SHEET
OF PAPER There lie unmistaksble evil
dence that the Spring Greek returns were
written on one page and the Bridge Greek
returns on another age Of the same sheet,
which WIS torn in two probably after the
forgery was completed. The paper did not
tear exactly straight, and the fluctuations on
the 4prsze Cresk document hare corresponding
points on tie Bridge Creet document, THE
TORN EDGES EXACTLY FITTINGm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

A DOUBLE MURpEI.-We learn that Oh
Saturday about noon, the little village of
Zionsville, on the Lafayette railroad about
fourteen miles from THE city, was made the
scene of terrible disaster. A company Of
men were collected Al ayile doggery in the
piace--whenever there is harm done dog
gerry is sure TO be at the bottom Of it; and
as usual. there was quarreling snd lighting
One Of them, named George crazed by
liquor, and exaspersted al some one Of the
company, was ia the act Of firing pistol at
the crowd, or the person he was enraged
with. when d man, name not learned, pass
ed hastily through the crowd, on his way for
q doctor for his sick child, and received the
bullet in his head. II entered one ear and
came out at the other, killing him Instantly
He fell dead on the street without word.
The child died about an hour afterwards.
Thus liquor committed two murders OF unot
Tending people. Is ,his the ''hilari,y" which
liquor promotes,
The murderer Was arrested AMI is now in
jail. Along w.th him should go The dog
gerry -" PER, and whatever punishment the
first receives, the other sbouid share Ind
Journal.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06
House Chaplain.

The u. 8. House Of Representative
asvs elected &c the shsplaincy Rev Daniel
Waldo. of New York Mr. Waldo is stated
% b ninety -four years Of age He wss a
ssveirtionsry soldier, and has been Con
STe2stionsl preacher for seventy years. -
There was the usual sqGsbble for the sacred
sf6ce, and honorable members sppeaI 10
have omitted the usual amount Of irreyer.
snce The venerable gentiemsG spon
whom the clerical duty has devolred, has
seme down to US from time waen public
servants were not ashamed 10 ask the
Divine blessing upon their isbors; and We
hope his public exercises viii difiuse through
his congregation something Of the spirit
which animsted the earlier history OF the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

TIE RIVER Ar ST. LOUIS ST. Louis
Iatsltiee1e.r Of the 29th ul,., gives the fol-
lowing account OF the river al that point
Il is however mistaken in supposing that
any Of the rise comes from the upper Missis-
sippi The ice here has not budged an
inch
GREAT RISE CoSIse.-The river was
rising rapidly all day yesterday, and was
rising faster than ever late in the evening.
At nine O'Clock last night il had risen six
feet or more since morning. We should
not be surprised to see il reach the top of
the Leyee before the close OF the present
week II is now full sixteen feet higher
than before the break up of the ice Last
sight the river was literally filled with float
ing ice, some pieces of which were half as
broad as the river Some think the rise is
out of the Missouri principally, bat We are
disposed TO think that the Illinois and Up
per Mississippi are also contributing.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

G. c. Bestof, President OF the Peoria and
oquswks R. K. Company, writes from New
York that he has succeeded in raising
means sufficient 10 insure the completion
Of the Eastern Extension of ths, road from
Peoria to the Junction with the Chicago and
Mississippi Road.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06
In SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No The r oIlhs y W sec OF 70 SRY h s.xcr
No the .secsT ~ NR2 y 100 acres.
No 3-The w See 10 T 70 sRaE 100 acres.
The above three tracts are beautifully situated %
the Railroad = niiesfron Davenport,
No THE W .ofthe w OF Sec 10 ] 7sSR +
SCse.e.; amilss nom p.yengor,;
No3-Ihe offs " oiSec TTs y z B. 40
acfes4 miles from Davenport.
Nos he ofthe NE Of See AT 70 y h.
No e-2sn+4 lu0aere. In Sec's ie &lsT IL S'k Q h,
upon the Mississippi kiyer, - miles from Dasenpoa
No is- 100 acres in see's27 and - T1s y k2E.
Improved Farms.
No l.-Animproved farm fenced and a eutif aIed
nice no dse, springs ahd creek It, on Hickory
r0re rosd, miles Il ON town, Csaxe Orange fence
started entire y around the farm 40 acres.
No i6-ih SECS II, 10 24TsuN RYE aen acres
l6n improved and 40 in timber.
No. - 4 Ana farm, VI ist acres, as fenced 20 IN
DEF cuiEGliyr. ,Hlies from town, mile east Of
putuqas road. roiie IRON Dalzeli farm.
So q he Gsant fa,,n "a Dubuqu. road miles
tFam t"wu ~ aef"s h'tny cultivated, hoase and or
chsfd, 81
Houses and Lots in Davenport
N630-Fin. brick house on 9th ~. between IiafF.
son and Ripley SIS Excellent well, good stable, &e.
OF -1h t-d.
Na3i--6ooa frame House, 3 rooms, good welt, & c.
lot -2sasI, 90 BRAD near Locust 81.
N.ss--A : ,L,ry tou- "n 4ih So, containing 10
No. 33.--Good frame house, rooms, cellar, ae.,
on STU 81. between Vine and Myrtle. Lot sOsl59.
W. 2i.--i lot on brady 81. ly2 by 3OO-s300.
NJea--2 lots on Brsdy ST., cor ~ College, t4Kl50
No 4z- shoire lot Perry OF 9Th COX So II
IN CLisI0S COUNTY, IOWA.
No CIV. fractional ! OF the y. W. See. ,, 4.
81, n. II. H., II s7-iW acres, near ihorn's Mills
IN STORY COUNTY.
Ne. SIS n r - " oil See - It's X - W 80
a.Trs uGIboC.
No. an of n " OF see II 4 80 II ~ w 40 acre.,
No. 3s-s ~ ofsec u 4 ~ 20 w 100 acres
No. 3-N OF Of sec IA i - X 70 w 30 acres.
No. 37-N OF n w of zee - 7 Is X - w ~ acres.
No. - w 4 OF 5 l. OF sec IS i - 90 w s0ac
No. .39-S " frae Of " ofsec ~ 7 ~ X -
20 acres timber.
No 4D-NE OF sec IL ~ X - w 100 acre..
IN JASPER COUNTY
No 4I-S E4 OF sec % r az 20 w 100 acres.
iNkE0kUK COUNTY.
No. as r. aud " 4ofsce = u X 10 W go
leres.
No. as w! and N W. OF sec I Il X law 800
acres,
IN MALAYSIA COUNTY.
No As W frac. OF secG I 10 10 w l43 acres. .
No IS W 4 OF see IS r n Is w 100 acres.
No. 4o--W OF N ri and ofN w ofsse ~ T |
n X IA 100 acres, timber.
~ BENTON COUNTY.
No. An + OF sec 25 II 90 Rg W 100 acres.
~ MUSCAIINE COUNTY.
No 4s-w. 20 NV ofsec ~ 7 IS X W 50acres |
mile. from VI .cau ne, 9 from Junction, Apply to |
WILLIAM ALLEN,
General Land Agent,
Feb, G.Gu ONCE Post once Building.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06
LADIES, COLLEGE,

presenting This, second circular, the pr0pTl.
i etor, while expressing his latitude for the very
liberal patronage of the pact wishes 10 inform his old
patrons and the public generally, that the fourth
quarter OF the Ladies' College will open the Goth
6f February with greatly Increased facilities for Inn
parting astTueionin all the solid as well
tat branches female education IL has been our ain
from the beginning ~ give more complete and Ihot
onghly practical course VI ndg than has been CIV
en- hN av institution al the West To accomplish this
n, sSpeuse has been spared In securing competent
humble OF well educated and Practical teachers.-
Arrangements have been made 10 secure the services
of three teachers IN addition TO those already
employed, and with This new accession OF literally
educated and practical teachers "a our numbers
have 10 hesitation In saying thai The course OF instrue-
lion which here given Is ample scale and
cry way calculated 20 meet the demshds IL the age
and spirit oftte times The location Of tho College
in point OF beauty and heaihfnlness Is unsurpassed,
being situated upon elevation which oyeriooks the
cities OF Davenport ana Rock Island, and commands
a Delighted view OF the Mississippi river for miles
'ssoye spd below. Ladies from q distance caI be
In the College Buildings with rooms and
board ana an omnibus will run regularly between
pnven aud hs College for tho convenience of DAY
scholars There will Do cation I'LL after ~
waN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06
Lots In North pavs1pert

1 have -Four beautiful Dwelling Houses IL a0aa
issenpoft fronting On Locust street, one Of ~biel
has Ten acres Of ground win IL, add eth-r With 0ss
~ more lots.
Also humbsf Of uHiD proved Lots 10 Aosl's, d.
intosh's, Lambrits's, Rsaiing's and siayD.ssFi
subdivision oflets, some as low ss Sls0 ssct.
Lots In East Davenport
have several unimprovsd lots ia Ea,t DASsntos!
some OF them beautifully situated on she blrt oihsn
veil adapted for business purposes
Also
A River Lo. OF 10 feet on the river ~ ~ lee'.
upon hich there Ia sH excellent Quarry with pes
peiual Lime Kiln asd Lime house, shish ~i'i max
lda busheis of lime per day. Az excellent iJsalo-
for FIGURING Mil.
lnsddion 10 the above, the slossribeE has q isi.-
EmpHnt C lHIp prov ed land in Scott, Auscaine, no
ton, Cedar, jsEss, Johnson, Iowa, Po~eshiek, 's'
per, Marst lai, aass and Benton t"antes tOfsi!
Information r~sPttsiEz the foregoing prhpsi'E spa!
ia .iu, L.. si.koLis,
Real EstRle AgepI,
dee 70 Corner OF second A hiain sifcc'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

VESIsos vs. BEES.-"It is something I'M
usual" says the N. Y Times, "to find in
our market good Venison cheaper than or
binary Beef; bot such has been the case for
several days past. We san excellent sen-
ison steaks and saddle-cu,s retailing yester-
day q, the Washington markets, for l91sc
eI4c p b, with poorer Beefst i4s@i II
Here beef re.ails from 10 10 cts. per ID.
and vsnison from l2n TO l5cts. per 10. and
ret we live on the confines of the great
Western plains where deer abound.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

II is said that the 6ecretary Of War has
determined to adopt vigorous measures for
tbs removal of the Indians from Florida.
AS the number Of remaining warriors is es-
timsted at only about one hundred, one
would suppose il would not require very
vigorous effort on the part Of the General
Government, and it's War Secretary 10 re-
msye them.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

OLD AND New SIaILEs.-Ii We csanot
have new figures OF speech, the next best
thing is 10 have variations on the old ones.
Among the letters read al the celebration
OF the 2ad of February in Boston. was one
from Hon. Charles Sumner, in which that
distina uished gentleman, illustrating par
ticular point in his letter, says.-"The play
of Othello without the part OF otheilo
would be barren spectacle" We think
it would be an emendation to say, the play
of the Lady Of Lyons without the part OF
Pauline would be an uninteresiing specia
cle,-but no one OF any pIetensions to taste
or originality will hereafter say,-''the play
OF Hamlet with the part OF Hamlet Jeff
out"
Thus saith The preacher .nouEht beneath the sun
/. nes,' yet stiil from change 10 change We ran
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

STEAMBOAT SukK.-The South America,
a fine side wheel boat. built at Pittsbnrg by
Capt. Greenlee, and valued at $4,000 WAS
sunk by the ice, twenty-foar mles below
Evansville, on The 25th met.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

Mr.. Fillmore received, on the test vote
for the nomination, fory-fse votes from
the slave.holding States, and bot twenty
sin from the free. OF the tLirty.ige del
sgstes from his own State, only eight votes
were for him. The entire pro-slaYery section,
except Kentucky and two scattering votes,
went for him This and the secession Of
the Freesoil members nominated him.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

A Russian agent was in Worcester,
Nsss., q few days sinee. and made = con-
tract with q manufacturer there for seyersl
thousand rifles They are 10 be Of ths
sharp pattern, with some improvements
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06
llsy UDOG Yard.
IL WILLIAMS A co.

HAVE opened new Wood Yard III GEO At'!Ss
IL %. a Lumber Yard. 1t the ianeii'a al se1""'
sGd Front SIS, where they have on hama 'a'' o.
sortu,ent Of nrS aud Green Wood, namely
Hietory Ash OAK Maple, Sc
Which they offer for sale = the i,DsssI NarEel pf's
and ~Onii most respccumIt, solicit III ~ha s'e }"
want 10 give Gait
T.. y. oar wood is four feel long.
Davenport, Jan. ~ J-lyF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06
IMPROVED Farm.

80 Al Acres Three bundred under fine improve
> ~ ment, balance coed timber--~ell saiered
and 10 an excellent stock farm--ls Iai ies this
city. Large frame house, large new barn stohe
ba sc rnent and all the nNturss OF so old Farm.
$500 ~orth OF siSek-siih the Iarnl IL purchaser
desires.
Price $50 per acse--sifil credit St from 10
year. on large part OF tie purchase money
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06
Chicago Election .

Al the municipal election in Chicago,
on Tuesday, Dyer, the Douglas candidate,
was elected bv between four and five hun
dred majority.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

A despatch from Phi.sdelphis, OF the 80
met, states thai the Delaware river was
open for navigation.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06
Auftioas.
HOUSES AND LOTS
IN DAVENPORT FOR sAJp

No go. A New Store With i elm. sn,o5..
Years; o,i ho' ~ ~ o.,
=" soei Inc falhefs hpt'i win lease .pd FL
sh' atn1ture, % second strsel, essl of goct i.
lANH' MI Sai nc r SOTO ~ paIsAlh
gr and: two story fame he ~ VIM at lo,..
corn crib, sc. Price $500 Aa'aas
No 2Uo A highly improy.i .sr,z.t
sE orchard Of 400 bearing trees a good no..
Ssli, elstefn ana a oarn~only eleven mile, frsn
~ Fanr,h tree, 49,. az eiI ioI "a lie ,sul ,d
NJ Paurih street Wa.t 81 ,,ee .. he North SD,
M banse waii sni.bsS ~ s,tha' Lot AtlM
WI tsJ.,arn H'aa3 s"., !" ''' iv"ths, good cellar
Ls ~. eyery convenience Ia mai 'sl'eI! OF hrpt
49,. IN . .oa3 ai,hhorbaa. eN'diOfI<bie Isl
10. AZ, small House AID LIZ, Oh The ,a,,.z,
i5plss aud ihlTesnth stst IN Helutash = i,,,,"' :"
Fiiee $3.50
so TO-. good M. X Hau.a al, t,t.+.
= Al AZ sf.tt A. 4. .tares q,,sa ~ - o.S a-.i
rrs. cellar ana ssn y rooms 2t,4
Z. 10. IA = sArap Rouse On SKA, street. tp,sss.
brown A"a warren. geo.
No. rui. A store Room with aws hEs atlssss,,.
lease fora yeErs, ground rent only $40 o., $50 -
-
M isa ~, SIM, r,.. 4,
Ea.t corner 81 Gnin.. sni pea.,. 1's GA 14s Asi!l
- IN. ran nj Ssti1s. ~, urn ateeIi ssu.
C.stsuiIsrr " sou wafer. LOT -
20, is "A iiss." and L-s DA fsst sal. uI Kin .,
street, bel" cen Second and Trout strests Lar ;
f''- haiIAthf ana renee all 10 good order
M lga "A Dnuli.. grs,,. 49,. 49,. -,
mn AID scbtt .trtats tlirtx go - a. oi.st 81
4'"''s ~ mont
W. IS'.-f p"neis ETtch House GG seat street
Aalesnihk Va" We VIII Ten rooms, We'll and G,leru
No. gu0-A Another Two stsr, B,t.l Eoa.,.
Scott street ne II North of las Jhr.a - 80 "
aud lots will be sold low 40 a. N >, ,n,. 's'
ysstmeHt Iheit present rental !. " - ~, -
price asked lhs osnrr ..iI, than =, - ~ w
prove other property Ia meet he demand ~, IN
: apI business. houses. " ''''
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06
"ARGYLE COTTAGE.
Raanfifll Hnma 10 Rsni

rHHE undersigned v III eni for year g. ten HIS
j late beautiful home argyle Cott3s ARD append-
ages adjoining The city 1f Lc Claire
This place comprises bweiling, room. ,mns
house Stable, Orchard 0t no bearing trait trees lGd
- woodland pasture
None heed apply Who have large iamil, 81 htie
children y, q. EA ttN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

There are tao things which ought 10
teach US 10 think meanly Of human glory
the very best have had their oalnmnialors,
the very worst their panegyrsts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

u y. NAyY.-There were IN the navy,
during the past year. - resignstions, Is
d esths, IL 1ismissals, ~ dropped, and l2s
o laced on the retired or reserved ilst
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

Since the nomination of Mr.. Fillmore,
the n Y Times says the Live OAK Clubs
IN mat city are called Dead Oaks
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06
A Saw Mil

No. 2Ul. 4 Steam saw Mill in Msssill0n, sisT "a
lows; buildings md Engine ia good ort.r I'D DOM
a rood business. VIII lie sold low for cash.
NJ. lrg,--A 4 arm In Cedar Soants Of Ssu sSres 0r
The Road from Masestihe a. 1iptoS, ard l~u aus ,
bali miles Fast Of Rochester all under Ca;ihstgr
Two stoT, Brick House, stable Orchard fimns,
sud water
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06
UNIMPkoyED LAND FOE SALE

ton fCRES uhimproyed land lar sale near tGl.
lou ton mile from n railroad station being
Nest Of Sont. ~ and Northeast OF see. ~ 7 -
IL Also
400 ae re. Gear Eue Grass at SOTO per timber Oh
4 part miles fire. n the river nd near good mills and
stone coal good -pnn of work horses taken lnIari
pay lru1s ileelai AP!lSto
leeI. RAIDS q SIEN AEl.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

At Louis vile, OH Thursday last, 1000
bbs. Of -four, for export, were sold al S6 per
bsrrel
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06
Improyod Farm for sale

fnn Acres - miles from this city Kim
~ Der ba lance Hue degree OF cultivation. Ibis
l. perha The finest location and the best Improved
farm In HE csuhly For urier, terms &c. inquire OF
NGh EANS & STEWART.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06

ToHTr-F1vx YKAss AGo.--There ~ssin
stte adaace at the Republican National
Convention at Pittsburgh. an old man, g
delegate, whose last visit to that place was
made in ISL, when that place, which now
claims population OF one hundred and
L. 6 nty-hye thousand, contained only four
thousand human beings Whist changes
have been produced during the lapse of that
period, by the Improvements OF machinery
1nt the energy of man.