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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-26
LAUFF ER'S sc as3a4
.ss WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ~
CHEAP CASH BOOK STORE,

III ~ Fourtn Strcet, between WOOD q mdrket
Nearly opposite tho old Bank of. Pittsburgh, in
the room formerly occupied by b. Darlington,
--.-- PITTSBURGH, PA.
Our object in coming to Fourth Street is on
account OF the chcapncss of the rent, and for
business tits no doubt equal to Fifth Street.)--
Having taken the store room for term ofyears
at three-fourths less rent than any wholesale
Book Store in the city, consequently we &
do sell from lost 90 por cent cheaper on an
average, either wholesale or retail. ..... -..-sa
Having purchased large stock OF Books and
Stationary, at New York and Philadelphia Trade
Sales, at the lowest cash prices, Merchants and
others will find it 10 their advantage to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and compare ourlist
OF Prices with other Houses. And further, we
viii duplicate any bill purchased East.
All kinds of Blank Books, Dockets, bound &
unbound, made TO order atthc shortest notice.
Book Binding done in all Styles.
Printing Of al kiaas neatly executed.
All orders from abroad filed with accuracy
and dispatch and il we do not give SAT- ton
good will be taken back. peer April &c, $50.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-26
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more than the following testimony of DR.. C..
Nc Lane, distinguished as great discovercr Of
m ipIl obi
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-26

Wanted Immediately, active, en- erge ic zen
in every county IN tho United States, TO sell the
mosi popular and entertaining Book ever pub.
lished in America, entitled 81 etc., Z = y
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

WIspow BLrEps or PRISTn CALlco,-
The immense manufactures nov in opera
ton in France for the products, of these
articles owe their origin TO NJ Jberkampf,
he being the first who made wihtow blinds
Of printed calico. They were y him de-
signed and colored after the mannr OF the
oId.fashioned windows, and beautiful effect
was produced by admitting ligh. Vast
manufactures have been erected and the
Iaborers now employed in them ara ,stima-
ted at nearly three hundred thousand The
richest and most beautiful designs on cotton
are now produced in that country, ard the
colors combined present a most beauiful
shaded appearance The principles osilis
ar, have been most profoundly studied b. the
French manufacturers. They usual ieep
chemists who have been educated inthe
Persian schools of ascienoe engaged in unk-
ing experiments upon colors and their ip-
DicatIOn.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

The 70 Turns i lar indicate the election
Of Mr.. BuchanaH Al first, Maryland, Ken
,ucky aud Flord. were claimed for Fill.
more. but now iIsppears probable that all
except Mary land ave gone for Buchanan,
and we should no5,e surprised If Il should
,uru out that that State had also, leaving
Mr.. Fillmore whout a single electoral
vote The North 10 done nobly Tor ffe-
mont, and the poteof Pennsylvania only
was needed 10 sseJte his trihmTA. From
5rescnl apPearanc"s,he States viii stand
az inlloWs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

ANTI pRomBIToRY Law MEETiEs. ---
The Meas OF LAST evening contains call
Fuod by the names Of two dozen prom
DeHf citizens Tor a meeting at the Court
House In thia city at 7 O'clock this evening,
"f Che purpose Of concerting measures for
rr- unqualified repeal the Proh,bitory
Liquor Law Of Iowa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
Marine Disasters.

BUFFALO, Nov. 6,--Our afternoon papers
contain account. OF large number Of Ea-
rine disasters, caused by the late gale
Some twenty schooners and barqnes are
reported ashore or badly damaged
The brig Cumberland is reported Loaf
with all on board
Capt. Champny 0l schooner Vermont,
arrived here this afternoon, says on Tues
day last be saw urge steamer or propeller
near Long Point, lying in trough Of the sea,
wholly manageable. Her smoke pipes
we're overheard, and crowd Of persons
were on the hurricane deck. She must
have been swamped before the storm was
over He could not render any assistance,
or learn the name OF the vessel.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, Va, Nov, 7,--larneli, Dem,
is certainly elected 10 Congress in the first
or Accomac District, formerly represented
by the Hon Thos. Baily, deed.
WAsHIsGroE, Nov 7---WslIaek bas q
despatch from Senator Jones dated Dub
uquc 9th, saying that Iowa has gone for
Buchanan Politians here doubt the ruth
of the statement
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
EQR LEAEE

Inese lands were seleced many years ago aud
eoaPrise some of the best lands in scott County,
and haye never been before offered for nls.
Men 81 SO COOK & SARGENT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
0arb mare.
4 CO.'S. COLUMN

- -,------,
" a@ sd ' prices = wh ss's cannot ahs sh r..
- =, man we propos5 % sell Il small a4s4uee
~ rssftosE . CO.
/ =. close & co.'s.
y IL I. CLOSE Il co.'s.
1 7. CLOSE cos.
u ,aIo a 3. CLOSE 8 cos.
s-z-4-.
i5a il = CLOSE & cos.
i E.CilJsE . cos.
IL T. cLUsE < co.'s.
E4p F,f.s ,sstf sfzss from = IL asa. ~ sas al
-
1t4pbfx rnaIa s,..rs le.t5+s,Esfaf, a.
GUNS. efss spa p..,oI.. ges.noal.t4 far sals low
s.tF1vE@ ana Ffayar= shfab s,i(i bs.old cheap al
-
srgYEe- psFs.t,l4 Grf.t sIilIs
-.
a KlTeEg asefs=y an .lz..at
-
HACKING. Hswp and pebber for sale At
r. fIgSR & co.'s
DL6cKsbIITH,S Tools. Bellows. Aayil., Ham
| ) nsy.. for sale low a r CIOsY q co.'s,
pgpR-ManIilaa d Hemp. all .izsset
IL CLosE <. co.'s.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

RrAggAL,--W have neglected TO notice
the removal Of friend Iii Adams. OF rather
ei hls bookstore. as he is always on the
move Ills present establishment is roomy,
and uhte his books, etc, show u good ad-
vintage there is space TO store away every
lAny ln his line Of business aud he makes
ita RUB to keep sell supplied BY gas light
IFS sales room makes fine appearance
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
TRUSTEES SAFE:

a
N hEkEAS ph ihHel"'enth ~ ul '1..s = ~ tARl
w Moses Moch' s1A4art itauA 'hh honl' Scar exc |
utsi unto Richard IL aeh' s trustee, certain deeGt
CtuF o'nrr'n a. 7S" tF"r'er the tG""lhR isSets o.
and, iu Scott togatft Iowa town. Inc norm half Of
ne toah oH-t I"all'i ''' w ealA "tSt quarter o.
uu1 I'll east qr'i'ff ~ sNtt'"h tMoH'fh'' t-'i M
,th r. M, containing one hnndrea ana twenty N-hJ
,cres also the SCUM hI aei'7 {" ecu W" acres
4 real state slaated IA que hlh west quarter "i S't
ton twelve ~ ~ township SiBn'l E % range Iis'
81 east oil ID ~ said leu acres % i'A estate being
particularly described ts ilo"s''H hthhtIS ~ th'
nort west 'rH' "i sl' iN' 'Rl s''''' ''hlhs thence
ton {vy ehS'hs' lthes soatN 'u 80 '"'hs Themes
vest tvu ilOI chs', anu theHye 20 !" t'h NV euahs
riJe plaf" OF besAhihE "h!' aAil ..hfslh'ye "As
mhae hy me ahd Noses Au'h Saiin ' aus ana ipnh
Bsr l1 the purpose .! securing 20 'sau Ah&aae Ihap
te tiu payment oil Tour certain p'"HisoofS notes AlI
tn interest thereon which notes scr" n ny 'he sa
sus EUtk sanaei flaih 4t' id''s iief, "atVd bi''
siC'"U@ day OF june ~ -. la bAN"EIe as Hollow"
tpy uRe hHhdtrd NltI" FS"u@ "H 'he %"Ih 81 A"-
81 Al, A 1906 on" other hd 'ht"s hhhi'd h"iihrs
~ rN' gu th"2ath n' N"''NheL a. ~ 1901" "',o "hti
To- enc !@Hdfyd doHnt' p!"hi' "i W." Ath 4" NNt'''
o. 1851 e"h "i' "toI yer 'y1I "g"itoI h'"' 'N''N'
D. tuU deltwsr p'}ane on Tue 2S'h ct Nofrh"sr a.
it ~tn interest "p #sch ifeiH 'aie ~ 'G- rat co. Tea
p.g 'su1 l'0, 'i''H 1 "a .; , .. ..i Mi, r.as
IT," lt ,,,,t "a, an, .,tg a,ga. ,gl,,,, fp.. al,
az" h' h"@'1 49,, ~ sr @ Al n n
aarh ,rasito ed,a,ose rad property b. amy newspaper
ptlntet u county " 5H"IN atl asst tHirr weeks ""a
sn iA- stut a. r"h A"e'' ft tH' l"ft li"ii'' door
il. tha city o ht-u. a'. io GF hEG't uisF ili e"sh
m parcels Of such s'ir u.s. s',a ,i'r' -Aausa ta" m""
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
Steamers Aground

NRw YORK, Nov. g. The steamers New
World, Hendrick Hudson and francl. Skid
dy, which eit Albany last night lof New
York, were agronndon The DgerFlsugh, near
Casllcton, and al lust accounts remained
lhere. Many OF the passengers came on 10
the care
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

tI"Gs Another hna large drove OF hogs
passed through our city yesterday on their
ary 90 the slaughter house Of Mr. Burrows.
3 hey were from Iowa City, and We presume
,anr by railroad.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
Destructive Tornado.

NORFOLK. Va, Nov 5.-There was vi
client tornado yesterday doing much damage,
unroofing many houses The new rhonse
OF the Seaboard Railroad war blown down,
seriously inlurng from to i0pefsons. II
IL feared othera are under the ruins
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
From Honduras.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.--New Orleans pu-
pers received to-day contain adviees from
Ruatan to the 18th ult. The recent treaty
between England and Honduras has created
great commolion there, as the people were
opposed 10 the sovereignty OF Honduras.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

: b AN KE r S.

goI. " b IJEV6HYOIt, IUW9.
CoUk, SARGENT Il DOWkEY, Iowa City Iowa
TOOK, SARGENT h PARKER, Rock Leland, Ills
COOK, 81 RGEST 4 COOK, IT. nss MONIES Iowa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR DAILY GAZETTE.
Fire In Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Nov. 81. Smiths cotton
weaving factory in Pennsylvania avenue
was burned this mernng. Loss $40 1000 in
sured for $4,000. The factory employed
100 hands.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

Ur4sTrga os THE LAEE.---Tho Chicago
P.sss OF yesterday contains long list Of
fasseis. zebouners, sarks and briggs lost by
Aerceul STERN "a tie lakes. The II. J.,
lansing had gone ashore at New Buffalo.
Among her eons:guees we notice The fol-
lasIng from uur city: 7. Close & Co, 3
.ta castings, and w W Parker, ia pkgs
aardware,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

io'.s figures gave majority OF 3s,25l,
end y .r thought the probable majority from
zoe 'h will sweilit to 10000. Inst eve:
ahE t'eTc we're host Of ruynnrs around
The airfet concerning immense maJorities
i1f Buchanan from Egypt; bat they viii re
q1re To be much larger Than those in our
geographic column ut this morning to
s,.0'eoma the immense moJorites from the
North
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
rIIE NEWS

We give Int little more news to-day
about The election Dispatches closed up
Al an carly hour, with no important news.
Things look precisely as they did yesterday
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

81 E=t.8 llGsaas. tss sa1a bg SMITH & EEN
fF3 ~ 5=oH g.. E.sr doors east q Perry ziza If
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

We had hoped to have been enabled this
morning to prcson, our readers with full re-
turns from all the Districts in the State; but
we ARE almost without any from the South
ca portion. The probability is that the
Republicans have carried five Compression.
81 Dtalgcts. Prom figures received and the
hes. estimates 80 have been ablo 10 make,
lbe msJ0rilies from the frat four Districts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

Maryland, with cleetoal votes, and
California with 4 we set down as doubtful.
II The first has gone for ffilaore and. the
second for Fremon, Bucnanln viii have
been elected by majority OF 10.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
ZOE PRINTING
Wrapping Paper
LOCAL MATTERS

A large quantity Of newspapers very sHiiao'e ioi
wrapping up goods, etc, inpaeGAEes o. one nun
grea each, fJI sale low Al this ONCE No'Jal
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
NEW YORK

New YORK, Nov THE Tribune says
we have nearly fun returns from the several
counties Of our State and the entire vote
Tor President will be nearly as l1lloRs:--
Fremunl 250,0OO, Buchanan 100000, Fill
nure 100 ,250.
We think Fremont has more than 10000
oyer Buchanan. lie hag certainly beaten
fillmore full 100000. Brooks will hardly
run,head OF Fillmore, and is beaten i00,-
900 " John A. King. Judge Parker beats
BrooGs over 10000; Kings majority over
Parke'can hardly fall below 10000; the
rest oi'the Republican ticket runs higher.
The Numbers Of Congress stand 20 Ere
mont tol3 Buchanan. The Republicans
have a god working majority u 10 to 56.
There grs four Fillmore members elected
for this ciy
Erie co..-Hon. Jagnes q. Barnum #ili
probably bethe amer. candidate for Speak
er, Return from Suffolk 60. indicate piu-
rality for Fremont
Greene equity New York, corrected from
official returns Fremont, 3G47; Buchanan,
1891; Fillmore, 1862 Republican county
officers membes Of Assembly and Congress
all elected.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

fiEuHg THE BODIES OF DROWNED PER
.oas.--vnc of Mr. Cams little boys was
crowned last week in the canal at Herkl-
'aeF N. !. They rakel the canal, fired can
arh over the water, all to no purpose. They
e'a not succeed in finding the body till a
Young lady on boat recommended them TO
'.A' a loaf OF bread, make hole in il, put
i, n" quicksilver aud fagtan it in, and
men pat The brfod ola the water, aud il
would tfoat until IL came 20 the child. She
,,'' Oh" ind seen IL operate with success.
NO one had my tuith, but they tried il, aud
."- 'h" bread hoalcd lew rod3 aud then
,.'d A boat came along and drove il
I'd. '' Pc lace, hnt Ns s9ou as the boat pass
w. If returned 10 The SAME spot, and they
no" hoo and found the child in thai
..n"'. Ha had been N The canal two days
Chic TF1.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
DauAiuQ.
heGREG0R, LAwKs I BLAxEMogE,
BANKERS,


meGEE4DR LAWEg 4 DIAEEMOPE
ia EDS
DAN N LhO.
M ns,Des a Rank Noes. e;old and silver Coin
AND LAMB WARRANTS,
- oAvESPosT, low;
cant,s and re- made on he DAY
ice Of eammIssion5 IN sight draf. IN Ia
~ st.es warrant, boazb.. ,oldsnd located. per
soa aitsation Even 20 h purcbas SO and sale oftown
@ snI Ike sssctioa Of lands "a
49, 80, '1''''' r'SPS''''
r4z,si., t.ba,k. III yssz YORK, Boston. PhiIads.
- ,Sfagtan f.itY Pi,tsbu2z. Cinen
All 81, ai. and GoiesSo. alrays for sale in SUM
70 sais purchaser "iso'''0f''"s' r'e"'N anu '''
''@ @sf.,i,d III siIv., foi.. bonyh. and so,d
gT5ms nilI. an Ch5saro 81 Louis and New York
seona:sJ and by shes Saoer Of short dates bought
Al tac lowest rates
ICFsMoney upon Real Estate securities procured
a Z small commission; ga
y g1lntsrsst allo wed On aspos..es. eeozl
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
ONCE Rs liking House 81 NJ Grsgor LswesS Blske-
PARTICULAR attention AI gwen 70 Inc buying and
selling Real Estste on commission, Paying ofTax
81 G, 81. ,.,. .,..,.e,. f,,,,a.to al iud,t,
mi. enaaty AID CIV. We are fy prepared 10 exsmins
iiias and furnish correct aostfsc.s draw
snosfedgments a,lho shortest notice and on the mos
rsa-0Agbie terms, ,,
M'GRECOR, LARES q BbAhkaohE.
couvyoCy.r Trsup.r0v cnNpIEY
OF SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI
CAPITAL, SlOoUUO.
Fire and Marine Risks taken az Fair Rates
sCFyT.y VsT. ST D.VFypORT IOWA
D,aytroPs:
.szttg
srhas H. Stn,g.on Isaac walker John ". Fisher,
shf,. q Tntt Mn O. shspds Vim 5. Cuday
nshnev Carr Chas r. Peek. r Nfltenberger
inns Jsck.oa fame. Street Ii G.. CLARK,
Iohn r Ryan. Pranci. P.ehis BERNARD BRYAN
-, ri Tgers
JOHS w ggINER President.
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Endies aEanEaets
WILpER's PATEET uERIvALLED
SAL AMA1JDER SAFES
IL. e. YfEa.kEa1Eg &. tt.t.

Proof aft 10 the World
III order 50 supply tho increasing dam9 aa fHr t1"ir
4 WORLD RENOWNED SAtE have eucG
arVbah Depot IN Chicago, 81 ~ WELL STREET
s9sFo they Will keep constant SURF. Us >a"
A,-i prleeA, adding freight.
Jewellers and Bankers Suf,s
ID % to order with powder proof locks. IL
A Nj de- hv tktw warranted fore gron 1amRNg4g-
rSrRPHES II. PIERS0N
I Agent, - Wells g., q bi-.-J;
Aging received }ka gspsy for the above sEls5Fa-
10 safes We are now prepared 10 Furnish thsut al
~ Resale aad Rstcii al tne MdHaJastUrsrs' Ernest
~ WORK Prize :, ty,i tngtrc.gbi.
I CUhT{@ g. gHAnEt itE, Agents,
b. Asst, n stsIHe, Ntr. Front ami SeUouA. uay-
anpTt Iowa uct-D 81"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
Selling Rates Of Exchange.
Fort Des Moines Land Agency.
Ian ID w AR RAN rs.

sINHE andersgned have for safe Land Warrants
different sizes, which they will seiifor cash or on
til1e TO suit purchasers
They will pay particular attention 10 seiec,ion and
location Of lands in Fort Dee Moines, Port Dodge
Ghariian and other Western Land Districts. Atso 70
paymentofsa1es and land busiue ss generally,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

The land sales Of the Illinois Central
Hoad IA October reached sos 500, agansl
2''7. a9O N October last year Every pur.
muse this October has been by an actual
.."'gr, whereas last year the company sold
considerable parcels to speculalrrs. The
gg'e'P'5 Of October will be about $500 900
7oNo oIthe Directors, who have been max.
& thorough examination of the road and
~ prospects, have recently returned more
.,,"'ou&hiy confirmed than before in their
'.''oia Impressions Of the result Of the
ca ",a' Ptls'' The land sales promise TO ex-
.. IVY" 'ner expectations, both in quantity
,"a 1 Phce, aud their business to run far
,, .,1" 81 their capacity to transact il with
,o 'a ~ very large increase of equipaga. The
r,."pSny h"Ve isat advanced the price of all
'"''' IsHa' north of MENDOZA So per are.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
HENRY ~ aE0EgEsss.
Auction GER.

IfEg splendid 50 acre ints lor sale, near dsatam
kizeI's, in Scott county aFFly soon TO
Oct. -, dtE F.E EABsz
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
lfHes Brady Street, between Second and Third
lstreets.

nFFERforsais IT, following r9iaa Real Ia
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and ioi on laird Street near the corner
Rock Island.
>. si, lota on the snnh vest corner Of Fonrth ard
3. Six lets At North savsaport, between Perry and
Rock isand Streets
Aiithe ssovs lois are well situated and in part. Of
no city most rapidly improving ant will be -oid Or
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
~ Of z s, q e. N II. Range5 We = 90 arres,
NJ Of n. 4. 8. 10 T. - Y. Range ) west 30 acres
X z. rs. +. ! p j . X. Raagas west 20 acres
The shove iandsarr a on the liaA Of The rsilrsad
nom Dayeaportto Iowa city.
Clinton County
Nine hundred acres Of prairie sHd tsiaei. 81
& Ia per land near EITirs p. o, mes fratn IT.
aus, CT;on Co., near he Railroad; all chsce laad,
we'll watered.
rae above property viii 30 sold on liberal credit
Scott County.
lIaprsved farm one ulile and . half from Prince
tou sixty acre. dst rate land, well improved With
good houe.s. VIII be ssld at bargain.
Poweshiek County.
hundred and hfty ape prairie land two
ailss pnrtb Of Nontezama,fhe cnnnty seat.
Scott Co
$50 acres unimproysd landtwo mites from RirE"rs
Grove, three miles from Wnlcelt, ten mile. from
e1TenpoTt, well sHteret.
I60acrss ave miles Botth westfrGm Hickory grove
eery choice land.
Near Davenport
uHs aud 0ue-hali mIios from Court House o. The
hiRf, with superb views Of river and surrounding
county. small farm Of Is acres uRder the highest
state of cultivation and veil supplied with fruit
frees. The most beautiful lasd in the vicinity she
ely
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm of60 acres, 80 under cultivation, 30 Of tim.
bsr. Aneyer failing stream through T.. WIZ
hesold very cheap.
Near Waleott,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

p, fDRr.--Wc learn that the house Of Mr.
hhnFcIbach, abont six miles from town, on
Ia" Dubuque road, was discovered to be on
NE on Wednesday, morning, and was en-
.'"iy destroyed The loss Ia estimated at
Io'nl $500. 1t was under no insurance -.-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

kgSrucKY ,--tAo p Prentice, Of Louis.
vile, tetegYaPhefto the fremont House
lest evening thR Kentucky had giErn a
large msjoflty for Buchanan. Chicago
Pres
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aLaEs.R LAAEa.
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS

Al JleIina g. aei aG8 oi hBd ia Jasper GyUti
i IT, netr Gruhtl At 50 per acre Also la8 acrrs
miles if,I davenport tha {amdgUa r5lu ia gss r5
aero. fuet2g JACOB 81. ElHRIHGE
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GEO. b. WEAVER Il CO.
sep Is dlf Main st.. below Cock & Sargent's.
DF. n. n. isAfksiLlS.
Late Of Philadelphia
DEsPECTF CLLl offers his professional aerFices
III 10 the cit 1ens OF Davenport and vicinity -
Having been attached for number OF yearsto tae
Philadelpha Hospital surgeon and ply sician he
feels competent 10 treat any disease or accident
that may be presented.
Would refer 10 Professors S. Paneost.o
" Chas. D, Meigs,
Thos D. Mutter.
ONCE, y. K. corner I'd aud Harrison sts.
netlE
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INSTITUTE, - No bette

EpucAFIogAL DESTITUTE. - No better
apennr for an institution Of learning than
oaf own cry presents can be found in the
Vgst We have the beauty, We have the
health. the prosperity, the material, every
limo 10 recommend this site BIS the location
..r an educational institute. Moreover a
tsres In. ding built for the purpose and bet
FOR designed for that than for any other use,
f5aeiher with the adjoining grounds, Is Tor
sale a. very low rate. AZ the attention
oT t..o large bodies Of Christians is now d.
recfed to this portion OF the West, with the
yiew Of establishing Semiuaries OF learning
here, We hope ,hst the faYorableness and
desigability Of this point will meet their
sisvs, and that as much talent as possible
nsy center at this beautiful spot Already
,Ae hustle 81 business and the hum OF ma
cainery is heard upon every eide and unless
s5metatug be speedily done, We shall lose
the character for literature and science
which we formerly sustained as a city.
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THe WEATHER ~ yesterday was a gIoo-
my Gay / commenced By haiiipg which
saon changed to snow and 50 continued
throughout the DAY. We trust that this 10
mar tile commencement oil winter. Fer
many years we base not haI fail 50 dis
agreeable as this has been thus far, hence
ge laye expressed the opinion and have
bspsd. tibet wc would get have some weeks
5f sh7t peculiarly delightful weather. for
snlcu this latitude IS go remarkable at this
season 81 the year