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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
T.-s.s.,z AT Iowa clrr.-Tbe 10

TILssEAyy AT Iowa CIIY.--The Iowa
City papers make strong appel ioE tel
e.rsph line TO TIA, city. 1t io euua9a that
there is no telegraph line 10 the practical
capital Of the STATE, sud large and Tourist.
ing ,own - thar. The Republican Gays:
"At i,lne Ike the present, ellen every
sosy 10 eager FOR news, itise source Of veZ.
alton that the absence Of telegraph line,
compels 10 TO await the tlrdy movements OF
the mails. A city with q population Of
5000 ought TO have telegraphic connec-
ton with the rest Of the country, when q
distance Of ouly fifty miles is to be over
come. That a line would pay well admits
Of no doubt. The intimate business rela-
tons with Davenport, Rock Island and Chi.
cago, would alone afford paying business
for such line. But, during the session of
the Legislature and the Courts, when men
from oil psrts Of the State are congregsted
here, hsvisg business out Of the State, az
well - in il, there would be an additional
business of considerable extent.
Iowa City is certainly behind the age in
this particular. Her citizens should at once
take action to secure telegraph connec-
ton with the outer world.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

lHcREAsE tF WEALTH IN OHro-in the
year 1850, before The completion of its rail.
way system, the State OF Ohio had an ag.
gregaie amount Of taxable property rated at
e439y s76a%0, and in the year 1856 after the
completion OF the system, the value of the
SEINE description Of property is set down at
Sss9S77. a54, nearly double. Nothing
can more forcibly illustrate the wonderful
effects Of railway improvements upon the
prosperity c: : STATE. Obio has entered
more largely th,a sny other member Of the
e,nfsde:Scy upon the dsvelopniea. of the
.ysnm OF railways.
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$1,000
Family Sewing Machine

,INHIS machine is very simple In It's structure.
| weigh ing about pouads, is Impossible 10 gesout
OF order well apied to nearly all kinds Of fanny
sewing. Ills unlike and far superior TO every e'uei
machine now In use. A child ten years OF age can
successfully perform more labor in single DAY VAN
this machine than tue best seansiress can 10 Ten aa
by hand 1t musr therefore nnd It's way ln.o neat'
every family in the United States, thus enAenng sf
ery one who undurts kes the great work oil
this Machine exclusively 10 the people within tae
STAT. or County which he may purchase tue RANT !"
sell the same; calculate
the number ofMachnes which he cans u, AhI
fore the profits he will realize thereirom' ihe rs
suit OF which will prove II far superior 70 Tue oest
bu siness In the country. An lnNeshSauoh VI '"u
same is respectfully solicited i,
An Ertraef frem rae CAisage "Dsms rai!e Fress;
"We hays examined the above machine eafeiul!
aud say without hestaton that We do no, femein
Der duri the whole OF our editorial career OF nav
Jog our attention called 10 Lnnyenton thal is NOR
worthy OF ubiie patronage than his, or one INA Is
calculated to confer greater bsaent on the people
at large -, .,t,
n. B. state aud County rights for This nveanoh
may be secured by early application 10 me snosefi-
Der He will remain here bni a few DAYS, during
which time be wilIexhlhit lac machine TO any on
who may favor him with san ct tls rooms " me lie
Claire House Davenport. ;. H. fo"sha
NuyD Dat yltt Aeoht.
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Or1uQUE at the recent election polled
9lo6xsses- Thisis the vote Of Julien town.
ship. SINCE August 400 voters have been
nassrslisadia this one precinct.
.s0xyEHrosr pollsd 1850 votes. being an
isersass Of 400 votes since August, and
vesy fsv Of them naiurslized.
KzsguK poilsd 1905 votes.
Bsazzscron gave i<6s votes.
.NpDcAzrHs gave ll9o votes.
The river cities Of Iowa come in the or
ssis which We placs them. Had it not
beea for the unprecedented number Of Irish
vOssss naturalised At Dubuque during the
Id shsss months, Davenport would have
evsrtsken her 10 the size Of her poll. AZ
it il, osisg 70 the large number Of single
nes snong the miners, her population but
sligtaly exceeds ,hs, of Davenport. In an
Or two years We expect to have the lar
81 pspslaiion Of any city in lows.
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spr,aklins. Of News.

Baltimore has Catholic population
OF over $4,000.
---At sunset, on the 3oth, commenced
the Jewish yesrof 5sl7.
The imports OF coffee into this ccan.
try last year aggregated iSls47S,656 lbs,
valued at sl6,9AO.A6o. This estimate has
no connection with the large quantity of
beans mixed with the asimon pure"
Wake Forest College, Southern
Baptist institution, has discontinued the
use Of Rev. DR., Waylsnd's Elements OF
Moral Science, because it contained sent.
ments unsound, and At war with the domes.
tic institutions of the South.
Between the 18th of September,
1888, aud the 10th OF July. 1855, 2s7 fugi.
tive slaves passed through Albany for Can
ada.
--Governor Bragg, of North Carolina,
has psrdoned Alexander Hooker, convicted
at Randolph Superior Court, of the murder
of ChAvis, who had seduced his sister.
"A small pocket telegraph appsrstus
has been invented, not larger than tobsc-
co box, which can be attached to the wire
at any point along the line, at the instant
and message sent as desired
There are six thousand colored in
hsbtants in California. who are estimated
to own property valued at Three Millions o
Dollars.
A little son OF Mr.. j. D. Martin, Of
Greene County, ILL.,, was SO badly gored by
vicious beast on the l2th ult. that he died
from his injuries on last Thursday morning
The horn OF the animal penetrated his
skull just above the left eye.
Some 1000 bushels of sweet potatoes
have been grown the past season from one
and a half acres of land, by Mr. Calet
Bates OF Kingston, Mass. He procures
the seed directly from the South every year
and starts the slips in hot beds so that
they are ready TO transplant as soon as the
ground is suitable.
There is an oyster shell, it is said
owned by the University of Leyden, which
weighs Que hundred and eighty pounds.
The oyster was swallowed whole by 0
Du,;h girl.
The Hartford Times states that A.
Chesebro, young man doing busiaess al
Vernon Center, has absconded from thai
place, after having forged notes and en-.
dotsements to the amount of $4,000, a
considerable portion of which was on III. A
Kneeland, Of Vernon.
John Strives and Jno. Rutt, OF Winter.
set, Iowa, were out with a party hunting
deer in the western part of the county weeA
before last, when the former, shooting at a
deer, accidentally hit and instantly killed
the latter.
The daily supply of Croton water in
the city OF New York, it is said, is fifty mil
lions OF gallons.
The Free Masons of New York are
ah cut TO build a magnificent temple in tina,
city, to cost $500 900.
Two slaves belonging to Lewis Nor
wood, Of Granville, N. c., murdered theil
master, by pouring large pot of boiling
water down his throat.
1t has been decided by the Supreme
courts OF Connecticut and North Carolina
that the losing party in wager may recov'
er from the stake holder the money he bad
deposited with him, though the latter, after
the determination of the wager, had by the
order Of the depositor, paid over the money
to the winner.
The Friends or Quskers have just
erected meeting house at MuscatIne,
| Iowa.
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Power OF ENDURING CoLp-The myster-
ious compensation by which we adapt our.
selves TO the climate are more striking here
than in the tropics. In the Polar zone the
assault is immediate and sudden, and unlike
the insidious fatality of hot countries, pro-
duces its result rapidly. 1t requires hardly
4 single winter to tell who are to be heat
making and acclmatsd men. Peterson for
instance, who has resided for two years al
Upernavlch, seldom enters a room with a
fire. Another Of our party, Gorge Riley,
with vigorous constitution, established
habits Of free exposure, and active, cheerful
temperament, has SO Injured himself to the
Geld, that he sleeps on our sledge, journeys
without blanket, or any other covering
han his walking suit, while the outside TEN
peratnre is 80 degrees below zero DR.
Kane's Journal.
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A Rsscsz. 70 DoueLAs.-Dorslss has
psssvsd titsss rsbuke in bis own city,
,ssty sod etsss. The Chicago Triesne
ts:-s8hsl. Ne say III Cook county ihir
svsT hpsdssc msjority for Freedom. The
,Iscssivs the copnty nearly cnlnimous.
,sssuis. night in the face Of Doogiss, is
bmph iDdecd--ons worth rejoicing over,
tsa.i else Is lost" And The ststs sop
n 70 hsye gone eieh: or ten thousszd
bic pc, and cenpainon Richardson.
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XCHANaE BROKERS AND REAL sgTs
CITY PROPERTY,
ao4 Let3 bloeL los On Brady str9iI lO

au4 =Let3 block lu5, Brady street t5Gu
aig--part OF lot Iloek a., l8Atdu ieatat,s..
nsSf Rradg street, " nh atfaiGe dwelling E,asa.
al9-wosl half Of lot block % with g tiams5,-
ling house, On RsiiFosd east Of Rock island Sc.
$50 pes iuoi.
32o-~A hogse ans Iottu fasl hasonto u-ts.tf ..
LOT : block 2, a house OF slA Iosms, good rrHaf g.
tern, wood shed, Sc, price 5000,
ssl--A house with II acre Of grsapI lie t4s a,se
ern part OF the eliy $1,000
3ss--Lot block 20 sougt cast tsTu., al g,s....-
Western Avenue, one Of tts hahdsptHrst lot, an
private residences IN lhe city.
1.g--Lot7 block and > and 20 Uioss 4 Hft....
addition, nest The Female college.
No ss2--Lot NJ. 9 ia tlUek SC on 5th 4,fs.. ..
sasI u Perry. upon vi ch Il erected a Two "a ,.I
house one story frame house, carpenter sAgp r.-
stable Lrinss u raut Of i5,h PEI aBnum. VIII s. sr
low
No sSe--A story otieE touss 4 ol lot ..1.5a
north side 81 Tenth street between Perry ant fa.a
laEd tine Newoi the river from this piss..
gso--Lgt.s and back Is, uyar H. ra.l,asI i.Fs-.
3ia-A aes frame house VIA gsal back laa.,s-..r
shs corner a. Sixth -trcas los eesioo isat
rs ALSO ,ayio, adjoining . ,hs ,aarb. aaa8u. Of.
Main strost 5uNpO iset
stc--A aoasg .ud Irt sstb street west IS s1f..
streets io 9sNi50
81 Lat on Asta .treet Dsios lll=narsb Yves. ..
vi 6oitsmi'h'= addition IS 1zspi
J.s--A house and HI basaeesa Rs q 0a,a Mtn
With aac New 81 lhs fjygI
aslzr.et aCial b'osa s. forsai !. baans .sa..
prios $3.50
ay2--Lot focusing Oh uaaay sud ssaaa8lss Bee l.a.
street; s9r lSl flgt, pgiss 800 sasy farIa.
SD house and 10. Oh south vas, sa,Har ST l...4
Nnt GAines streets siasp.
sst-A house and ,wo tots IN East Davenport. 5....
slzot' I. cash, salsneo year cheap prpsrly
9ss-A house and loI on sastsias Of Giplpy ssf5..
balNesb Prout aud Second stget q. house J.. snrae.
Fo"ms, lot S0Ss1, gndrfa feat or s59u paT snnaa
price .sou.
Ne 2iJ tao ,lsIy il.a4s Ayase yu ylllyfisf / ila
- "a Western svaaue, moth 81 gu 81 E9ssa ! r.rr.
Et,hea's r'Dtfy closets eastern sad well FH sa0g
So ..--A Hsgss It same slze sn5 s4lsal.t. .s..s-
md Western Ave-. pF'os s2GVo
EAST ct Western Az" priss s2aoa
81. -i8-A uuase 81 sane aizs sad 7-s-.fstt M s-,
It a do'r 'as, 1t Il Ave Friee sa
So "a lafsH Houses " fi4a z4tzs t-=. tt. 81.
t5'nss pn fafbala II nott' 81 Lufa-ft visE 50 a
ground each Pilss ii spb
M "a a House and Lar ~ safu.r R5tEay aud lsg
sa Lot oisl3S House iots S2z. faou. rrts- 500
NJ aa5A ffalnr hEuzs Al rAfnsrs 49, t-.f r.artI..
Ave- sai st7 rooms kitshsu ststsre f~st s'g Pr..
= ,.o-
q. 200 q ~ stg,j iaaa-5 h 4ss a8 fztlas.-t 5..
tia Eelals attslsal panttis 3assg 81 nA4 5s
Tntes Price ts50
Ha ~. lot h}5sa Gg seess
's 20 '.t sl.i tn spRlt Lsa-es se ., 81 ban
Warren, i9zb9 Pfisr s@f.
Va ~ - hose end lo. rH .th e.. veto. r....
'et b~AlUe hauss r"ofas, Kitchen s- t.. f,5. Q. .
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eAs4rra csaHIsPoxp8xc1.

Ii CLAxRR, Nov. 8, lS66.
1saroas o. GAxsrrR-Dsar Sirs:--The
easss Of Freedom has tris1phsd most glo
risssly In tine place, The FILLMORE men
wsss ssrs Of q plurality. and during the
eAs,s Of yesterday loudly bossted that the
Fseaent ticket would ran far behind Ba-
sAaasa. The exposition were fierce and
sa.irins; the Bsehsniers and Fillmourners
worked together with entire cordially, uni
ting to man on Millar, and putting forth
I'll their elForts to draw votes IRON the Re-
publican ticket.
AZ new party, our organization only da-
isg from June last. and this being the firss
pure Republican vote, we feel that we have
done nobly. Such a beginning augars WELL
aud re shall labor on until the principles
OF Republicanism triumph everywhsre.--
The votes were no, counted till noon to-
day; the result is As follows:
Fremont, l6a; Ellis, l6l; Fillmore, las;
Buchanan, lis; Millar, 400. At Princeton
the vote is, Fremont, lsS; Buchanan, 4s;
Fillmore, 10. You will see by the above
that there was = complete bargain and sale
on Aillar. The K. Ms. say that they are
consistent, that Mr.. NJ. is real X. N. and
q Fillmore man; if this Is true. the rank
and Gle Of the Democracy have boon taken
in and done for by their leaders in way
whish will be remembered.
The Know Nothings are especially crest
fallen, a. this 10 the first time they have
failed to carry this precinct for the las, tive
years. They have abandoned every just
principle, evidenced their party sympathy
for Border Rufianism and Slavery. forfeited
oil claim to the support of free people
and their days are numbered.
The people will not fail to remember tina
throughout this canvass their fercest oppo
nents have been those who once claimed
to be, par excellence, Americans.
Yours, &c,
AGRIcoLA.
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Tn 6eALrEL. - DR.. Dixon's medical
jsesal has come out 10 qusrto form. The
ssmbsT before " IL well filled. excepting
10 shs space occupied by the "Autobiogra-
ply Of Medical Hereto" The space
niebs bs better occupied BY . dissertation
upss ~ probable direct eject Of swallows
ing tsa grsins Of ipecse. or description oil
The northwest passage Is discovered BY :
esneany Of six blue piiis. But the Scslpsl
10 : rood work. II 10 published monthly
s,ssol per snnum. Address Edw. II. Dixon
New York.
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6KlIoUs AccIpHsT.-0h Friday, the 3IsL
ult., u about noon, the scaffolding upon the
third story Of DR.. Eiy's new building on
Commercial street. gave way with & crash
Two men, named John Campbell and -
Seymour who were 1t work upon the cor
nice, were precipltated to the ground, a
distance Of Lesrly forty feet. Campbell re-
eeived no fractures, but 10 considerably
bruised. To ell appearance, he will be able
to be on, in few days, unless there should
be some internal injury not yet discovered.
Seymour was injured seriously, aud il is
thought fstsily.--cedsr Rapids D.mocrai,
sid.
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The Chicago Press ssys that the little vii
lsge Of Littieton, situated about fifteen
miles from the Illinois riser, in Schuyler
county, was visited by most destructive
tornado, or whirlwind, on the 23d ult., by
which nearly every house in the place was
destroyed, and several persons injured, some
Of them it is feared, fatally. Two churches,
Methodist and Baptist, we're blown
down. and the roof Of one OF taem carried
two and half miles. Some thirty or forty
persons were badly injured By the falling
timber. two Of them fatally.
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Near 10000 Zach f,

The returns from Washburne's and Farms
worth's district. satisfy US that the Fremont
majority in each will approximate 10000
sut are sure TO exceed 5000
Scattering returns from Loyeloy's dis
trict indicate that his majority will be about
1900
Partial returns indicate the election Of
Judge Kellogg (Fremont) to Congress by
at least 5000 majority - Chicago DIN.
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EARN PROPERTY

lei. Ealul uiaa. sgr.s Ig. .a.,...-..s DID,. ......
up q. a. kasl q.- acre. Irs.'.. liz. , nv. ~,
a. two .rrinFs @p,, g,rj.' IN az W. G"'
syLaot h6u.a 90 a.. fBf,. r,,. r'.''H "a- "''a
-, sI aalis , % -. a,.g' aFes o rsalt-
E'.'. a. i...- 81
. si9' 20 :" Nstrt r. 49,. o. g .., o. E4st. ls
----
lv' Farm ct 5sh alr,F rill rlaa.a. e,-F q Iagt.
"a lssG he1'e Ef'rs az rbe s,ti a,. a anss T5.s
.are- N t.aIrer 49,, w. ~ r. saass t'
Ii,-A l,gt. q. sgr-rar 5 40. frg, ,., ,. a....f
ssagit 81. a uesg 't.rr- n1...s .,sil,
rsrs ''.. ON ''F s."l''
..s .t.,. .'i '- = '.lss aesr f.,y 90 mpr..al
'a' ~ ~ '''' i'f f''.
I.s--A tFla.yr as.5.se...-, q...
lsuEars. u t{ut.r r,l s... -.f .l+.
80 per ssre. eFeo5 .raaa Gatra
lss--A s.rv ..f7...i 1ig .s,.. ,.......,..
a -
,.u, EAst p,y,prI,t 49,, ,a...i .1 t.alh.s. t1al's
| ,a 'a,n, &C Fr'f" so1 eaya balance % tbre9 .r
N"" payments.
-Igs--A farm, o. =, s-r,... g.. ,,.,.
rom Davenport, 50 under cultivation a small aaIi.,
Aouse, orchard, a., pr.ce $40
az ,,
ls'-A oheaP farm OF TOO pn tie IilE.a ...s r.,. .
Hickory GROVE 100 asrsf Of sd Ilrt ,s 80 d.
on, with stream a u.rsr ,.,r#, 49, t.y 80
@io'N'
% acre. titr@c, I'd u1 ,' tis,s'2n o' gag es
aatar raBHing through h. On h,rl n .r 1,, ~ o.
d, house OF ~ F5ops ~. rs ga " " "" "H'' Trees.
'i '''S w."
y..- .ro,I.r ,.,,, .r -
mai river t',;,tf l.i"G fti"'sIgn on tae Allzss
,r,r,s b,Ftts $500 1,i1, upon which Is erected
s.''' N''' ana orchard price sac.
- iar,e .. 459 .ras ~ raiy, north o. Falt5a-.
st.rs seUper acre. aug '. N''"' haahean faifsi
las-A srisusa, f.,.. ~ 49,,
an 1,ndsr tsncs ts,, - ''' !" Pleasant VALLEY,
l,t ,r,s 49, 10 ~ 80 HalLF houses grehayd garLlps
a4,gest.I a. va, tTTT nee '7 J." heEs5 oi wheat
WI ''' ''7' ""' %. "7ri jf'Hi b'rtnpert
w.
..-.. =. "you Lahd'
s" % fei.s y wood la1d ih session 10. fl "a. -.,..4
''7 VII he divided % Sold IN one boss
-", iobA Farm u nlnsty acre. ON r. ,,f..r...,.-
~" IN w ae ost"eea Scott and Musca,sng tsurtas.
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~uor,ys r,.r ~ Ou,sey.--y.

src1ivE Fee II Quisey.--J. n.
8seea iiyery stable, AretSen's ware.
Nous hrIisis's warehouse, Faxpstrick'a
ssssss several frame dwelling houses
on tee psi,e side Of the alley on which
theee Mugs were located, were csasu-
nsa ~ lon Friday evening IN Quincy
Inineis Ie loss 10 large, but we have mol
Asasd ths punt. The Vermont street N
Z. Chnrcfhs ssved by the utmost exer-
tion. Ihee was the work Of an ineendi'
asy.
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a Ennn INVESTMENT

v.u,n, o,,r u,i e,,npieted aud 10 operation anu
o"r sasset aecSm plished in having one o. Sa ~
nm. in The CHS OF davenport, and our phfpossYYa
iar t dispose Of Mills and kghlsin
,sniit,,ss .na Lease Tor sale on ACCOMMODATING
iar.,s 10 a reliable party. THIS MIL Is nanu,s' y,
ring large qaan,t, Of Flour per day AZ ss,y
alns sxnense Tue Gle aniug apparatus Is uhHaflass
aSs, ~, West no better inyestment ia new opah "
make money. Fo further paricalafsaPfS 20
OF, "a ,lr JACOB WEAVER jar N ~
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SLAVERY IN KAssAs.--A correspondent
OF the Cincinnati G1zetse who writes from
Lecompton, Oct. 14th, says:
There is large number Of slaves own
ed in this place, which is the territorial cap
ital. All the servants al the hotel where !
stop are slaves. The governor has pur
chased house here and fxed his reside ce.
He has no wife, as you know, but the lady
Of this Kansas White House--the COVER
nor's housekeeper--is negro slave. She
is generally spoken Of as 'the governors
niger"
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TfYroH, CEpAR COUNTY, Iowa,
Novembar 4. 1855

A. SAxpERs, Esq.-Desr Sr:-The re-
turns are in from ten townships in this
county. giving Fremont majority over Bu-
chanan.of 379. The remaining three town.
ships viii add to the msjority-two out OF
the three being Republican. In August
las, Davis majority over Letter was l2s in
the county, thus showing gain of at least
$50 since the State election.
Robert Cover, the Republican candidate
for Delegate to the Convention, is elected
BY about $50 majority, over Samuel A. Bis
sell the wheel.horse Of democracy. There
were about 100 votes cast in the county for
the Fillmore ticket to which Bissell's name
WAS appended, thus making Covers major
ity less than that Of Fremont,
Thus has Old Cedar shown herself oppo-
sed to Slavery extension.
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EsDAs Cave feel peculiar pleasure
- SSsiag thssstly increased Republican
sce q this $sy. |, u on Cedar. ssd
she = " ~thst,e bill" and We trust ever
wauAs found iahe bill where right 10 bat
lug - Inst miit. The three townships
ysess = heard f.p gave Republican ms
josig u - in Aupst.
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Acc1p1gfAL 6n~r1ss.-Nr. John Rick
Y, 80 M. J. x.kickey, IVES yesterday
s.oesy NE sccidsnal discharge Of qua il
nv osn hama, While oct hunting. Tbs
contents OF TIE gun entered the abdomen
On one el6e, Pased cut st the ether, end
49, - vyi1k. His wounds were dress.
s&4S Ds. 0eslosd, bst - l. sst expected
'esSssyIyss- lsk w, ~ - uk-
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ri . =, prus s1ore.

III q ~ Ii n Va < - q re-
w f. would respectfully inform tho citizens Of
w Davenport and it, y,clH!iY that wo have Ju.t
opeaed at the n. n, corner Harrison and See 81
SIS, the most CO.'S plete stock 81 DIR as ever be
fore offered Ia the North west and We trust shat b.
strc, attenticHtO bgeiness aHd desire - please,
10 aerlt share ~ pubiie patronage.
our s,ock consists Va p8rt OF Drug, Ene4n-
and Fancy Articles, An tae POPULAR Pal
cut Med Gt es of the dap cUHs'aufly on hand Ply
siraus' Prescriptions end Family Medicines gargiut-
y ampounlel. Having connection, "a the Fast
We are waFrtuLcdA Offering our stock ~ prices "a
low ety house sr the 'sT Physician. agt cUuu.
our 81 eek.
DR.. II. HARsELlS, regular graduate oi the
Philadelphia Colleges Of AeeicIIe and Surgery and
formerly resident yslcia 10 the Phtadelpbia hos
pitai, be onhd, when rot professionally enggg-
I'd at our store. Residence, Hlrrisou a.. between
u and 81. r.. 4 )
Oct2I. w3a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08
LIE SRapQW ON

TIE SHADOW ON THF Pillow. The fol.
lowing incident was communicated by Sir
John NJ Neill: "a Highland soldier HAD
his arm SO severely wounded that it was
4bout to be aputated, when Mss Nightin.
gale requested the operation delayed, as
me thought that under caseful uursing the
arm might BE- preserved. BY her nrsmil-
ting care this was accomplished, and the
poor soldier, on being asked what he felt
tO@dEd his preseyer, said that the only
mode he had Of giving vent to his feelings
" % by kissing her shadow when it fell on
BIS pillow os she passed through the " ard
= her nightly visit"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

CRUSHED TO DEATB.--The Hardin Coun-
~ Sentinel says that on Tuesday afternoon,
Mr. Haney was crushed to death, by the
falling Of gravel bank, where he was la
boring, near Xenia. He leaves wife and
five children to mourn his loss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

WAsxIseror Co., Iowa, has g2ne Re-
publican BY about 500 majority, this is q
gain of over Fifty,
MuscArisE Co. has given Republican
majority Of over 400. being gain Of about
rs.
LRs Co. is reported to have given near
" LOCO Republican majority. She gave
so for the Republicans ct the last elee-
ton.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-08

Nor aclpsxsp yEI.-6enstor Cook has
Zen rseieetsd for the counties OLA Sale,
ETC.. BY 100 majority. He 10 ons Of tbs
Ospstoss whom Douglas IN his wrath ~ss
apisg 70 ..crueh oct"