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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-02

EDRTNTs.-seases blue and orange Prints.
do blue and white do.
l do En- nglish Furniture Prints,
3 do do solid black do
Received and for sale by JAMES Low Il CO.,
nov2s dSw AIS Main street, Louisville, Fg
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-02
NEW GROCERY.

WOULD in form the public and citizens of this place
IL have opened 4 NEW GROCERY. at Hamilton & Car
old the of Second streets
which intend keeping full of Family Groce
and Country Produce which offer cheap the cheap
Call and see dec2S-tf R. D. SEIKS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-02
NErE have just rece lot of superior Griudstones. e
W dee7 TENNEY & S0RBNSoN.

"A. G. ADLERsBERG 10 IL WILLIAM KEMPF, q
Lamasco City Surveyor. Civil Engineer.
TTyHE undersigned Joined into Partnership ths
Surveyor and Civil Engineer Business solicit the
patronage Of the publie. 4tf i-tl-z t.t I1ital g
All orders Surveying Levellng will be punetu
ally attended to and promptly exeeu ed ca k.sN
Maps. Plans, Views Drawings. made to order with
nov14-3m ADLERSBERG& & KEMPF.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-02

La L1 e 4 .5sss..ss5ss9 -:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

MysTEKT AID BLooD,-Mr. Fl F. King,
OF this CITY, who lef; M0ntezums few day.
ago, informs Us that the bodies Of two per
sons-s male and femsle-weTe discovered
last Sunday sftsrnoon about three miles
frcm that place. They We're both quite
Young and well dressed, bat had been rec
ernized By no one. The young man was
shot through an eye and the mouth, and the
girl, apparently not over Is Or Is years OF
age, bore marks 81 still more brutal violence
This mysterious tragedy, Involved Sc f.
seemed 10 be in utter 0hEcat.iy, 81 faf a.
the idsntite Of the HHrtere6 or murderer
and circumstances attending the deed, ar
concerned, must have occurred some time
previous % the discovery, as attention ws-
first drawn 20 the spst by The od0r o. incip
lent decay We hope q heaY more paftc-
ulars a0d some light upon tbis terrible a.
fair, before mony days fora GUY Rep
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

GREAT Fremont MEETING IN GALEsA.-
Mr. Speaker Banks i to be here to address
tie people OF GalenA and vicinity Wednes.
day the I5ih of this month. IL i proposed
if The weather be pleasant, iha' be shall
speak ia the afternoon 81 the corner q
Green and Commerce streets. Ia the even
ing, speeches will be made at the Court
House BY H. w. MeLain, Esq, a. MeHen-
~ county, and by Mr. Zlnn one Of the
most distinguished and eloquent German
orators Of the day Gales.a Aar. le.E.
IfMr. Banks should be al GsleaE on The
18th. il is highly probably that be vii De a
Rock Island at The Fremont Convention on
the 10th inst. We truly hope this NAV be
the r1se
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

wEAr,s SAT- Al IaE Sou1a-Ihs Ne~
Orleans Bee in an article reviewing the
prospects u the three Presidential CAN'T
Gates, says :-@Taoush Fremont stsrtse
a!n6rsost II TINS race his strength pow
CT Of numbers, 81 enthusiasm snd ten&e'
~ Of purpose SC marked thai were Mt ba'
chas.n the sole competitor Of Nj. ffemoH
the democratic candidate wculc % llssrsl-
Nv overwhelmed. The victories achieved
by the free soil party have been formidatis
manifestations Of northern sentiment and
as if TO demonstrate conelusiyely the lnPo-
tence Of the democratic party. these veto
ries have been chiefly won in democratic
States. There can be no doubt in the mind
Of any sensible and discerning nan thai
Fremontis q redoubtable candidate. Many
persoRs think his election probable, while
ill concede that he will carry most Of the
Northern States "
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13
s.nstor Harlaa's Address

The political address OF Hen. Jas HAIR.
IAN on Friday evening was pronounced BY
those who had the pleasure OF listening 10
him, the ables, that has been given in our
Court House during this campaign. HE
compressed so mach information IN The two
and one-haif hours that he spoke, thai @e
esnnot pretend TO give even synopsis q
his remarks. Some portions OF his address
were highly argamentatige while Others
were remarkably caustc; sometimes he was
logical and then again witty, altogether Il
was speech not calculated to tire his
hearers, even though il had bern proionget
10 much greater length.
He explained the ground Of difference PC.
tween the Republican ana Buchanan paF
ties so clearly and ualhluiiy, and gave 50
lucid an account OF the premeditated efforts
OF the latter 10 make Kansas slave State
as rendered The subject perfectly plaza 10
tn. dullest comprehension de sho~ee
60 conclusiseiy why every man who loves
his country and wishes mol TO see the eFoae
and heaatiful plains Of the West titled BY
lave isbor, should vote for FsExosI, tha'
We felt as though ii ous Democratic tfisndt
I'D had the pleasure Of listening 10 hlm,th'
more conscientious encns them veas
rave acknowledged the business OF his re
nerks As il was. il any we're there, tht
vote teken e. the CONCLUSION OF his address
when all in he Court House save one mar
arose, showed that they fully conceded viii
MIR. Harlsn's conclusions. The difference
between the rant, abuse md illogical de
auctions OF the speakers in the Buchanan
ranks. and the clear, argunenisuye, iogea
conclusions OF Senator Harlan,is just The
difference which naturally arises from ths
character OF the principles tor which sht
gush4naa and Republican parties contend
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

ABoUT GaAPEs.--in the neighborba9d o
Cincinnati there are more than two thCu
sand acres ofgrapes. The pro6is per mere
aver ge, Ia king one year with another
about $500 per acre. The cost q planting
ranges from 100 TO $500 per acre The rs,
pence, with ordinary land, need not exec I'D
$3.50 per acre.
The California Chronicle records the a.
rival Of 1900 boxes 81 grapes from L9wsi
California, by the steamer Sea BIRD, Hnd rc.
marks that that portion Of the State is zap.
IDLY becoming one Of the best grape grow,
ing countries 10 the world. and win In 81.
probability 10 4 few years rival the Southern
portion Of France in the quantity and qual
" Of e. vines.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13
san KAna. Be- Fee,

Ihs question must be decided ST the
coming election. IN our Judgment Kansas
can only be free State through the else.
ton Of Fremont Mr. Buchanan ana his
party have approved fhe measures Of Mr..
Pierce's standardization, and adopted as
their own, all ifs ioiIies and atrocities. They
ara pledged for their continuance. Should
Mr. BUchanaHba elected President. slavery
would be hoH@3essiy fastened upon Kansas
TIE friends ~ freedom, DISTINGUISHED b.
rufian laws, md excluded from the elective
FRANCHISE, would be helpless; and the Mis-
sour slave code, nos in force would be rem.
dere8 perpetual. We say again, THERE
Is NO HOPE-NO HOPE BUT IN THE
ELECTION OF FREMONT In view
Of tbs fact, ought not every friend OF free
dom To labor day and night for result
which assures freedom % Kansas, and self
respect 70 Tie people al the NORTH Chic
Dan
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13
Iowa STATE Fair

Aaer three delightful days the State Far
closed i,s session Just before prouaoted
raiu commenced. So far as weather was
considered ii was truly fortunate. The
mex, State Fair Will be held at Musea,ine. -
The great expense incurred BY The ciuzens
in fitting up the necessary enclosure, con-
suucting buildings. etc, warranted this Sc
lection. Having observed the particulars
wherein thew failed al this exhibition, The
managers OF the next will be able 10 profit
BIZ their experience and improve upon their
present 1 fort.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

Among the passengers in the Bsltie. late
ly arrived in New York, was Miss ID. l.
Din, the indie fntigabie philanthropist whose
lsbors in the cause Of the insane are 60 well
known wherever an interest is felt IN the
welfare of this unfortunate class. During
her absence from the United States, Miss
d has travelled exte Rsively through Great
p,tajn and in nearly every country in
Europe, in yestigating the condition o. the
irsane. and on many occasions had been the
means of carrying out measures olgreat in
portance for securing TO the an,eted tue
wisest and best system Of management
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

No. ~ sGag Little farm nvzf Faitua ..atBon.
scE6s sod hoa-s dC Pre-, i.va
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

A BUGHASIEE's OFIsIos Or GERNAs ca
IZEKs.--The Richmond Enquirer, pecial
gan Of Douglas and Buchanan, thinks lhH
4 our German fellow citizens are permitted
70 have any political influence il The Cos
eminent, the same privilege qUPatt9 BE- rs-
tended to the slaves Of the Sgui8 "far.
says that paper @they fthe nepr9e rfr
much more capable 81 iHtellgeBiiy rver
sing the rights Of suffrage tilag ue Jzra.
rant Dutehmen ~ ths N5rh, aaase 4a
can be bought ~ 3 dollar o. GIL 0, laper
hees -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

lNsoLEscE REsrKED.--A correspondent
sends 8s the following notice ofan Incident
which occurred q day OF tao since IN thi.
city:
"a SoutnerR0r wbg has been good Gus
toner Of one OF my neighbors for seVera
years, approached him after he had mad,
ais usual fall purchase with the remark
Nov we have finished business, let me in,
ggire MI, how you stand in pohticsr
The creditor silh manly indepe ndence re
pied 10 a kind tone, Il intend 10 vote for
Fremont and hope he'll be elected. -" Wei
theas' said .He other, assuming threaten
sning aI'i'pde ''ail have got to say is, j
sou vote Tor Fremont aud he's elected,
shaA nor pas tor those goods - "Weu, re
p.ed the son OF freedom las always e1
peel 70 get psid for goods / deliver, bee
leave to tnlnrm you THAT sou cannot bu,
goods Of mc on those terms" A noble re
ply, worthy place beside that Of the fru
sha sat1 ihr.r goods and not their princl
pies Here far sale-N. y. Time.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

TRE You've Mar ALL RISET. --PstFloli
and full-spirtited Young America goes 10
Fremnnt The country over. This Is goo'
son n shows that the ''rising genera
ion is worthy Of being entrusted "liA lh'
responsibility OF the patton t-.z
A Fremont and Dayton Club mas heeI
oresnized il New York composed exeia'
s,Sely OF young men, who cast Their hfs'
nrssidential vote this fall There are s6out
mo members OF this club.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

A HIGE COMPLIMENT FOR Ma. CEoATE.-
Professor FELTON, said al Republican meet
ing in Cambridge, on "Wednesday evening,
that il he wade rich enough, he would pay
Mr.. Chosie hundred thousand dollars 70
write letter for Pennsylvania similar 10 the
one he wrote for Maine.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

20. iOs-A farm Of 10" acses Ia -et. % and 80 e0
~ A'fe' under cultivation d good stTyau o
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

Twelve thousand dollars have already
been sent TO the Tribune Office for the re-
lief OF those who, in defiance Of thons
and obstacles and dseoursgements, are ia
boring and suffering TO make Kansas d
Tree State.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

A letter received by the last steame'
states that sixty thousand copies Of Mr.
Stoves new novel have beed sold 10 Loo.
don.-Caiea9o jour.
That can't be, Us the Star Democrat nss
distinctly stated that bred is dreadful fat
ure, and surely il knows
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13
AchANuE Hh0kkkk AND REAL, EAT.,.
aGENTp . q
CITY PROPERTY

aU-Iot3 BLOCK los, Oh hfauJ street seuu
800 Let. ands block - taltoo's Addition. s,r
2,U sseh $500, "' *
sli-- Vest ~ IesI d Iat 5 block 81, l,slt.tr-.
east 81 sanosss frstiymaosstefe. tI56 asT iSs
si2--rart of lot tJosk On, .pgICo ts.,,. ......
nssr hratg street with frame dwelling LsIIss
sis-wesl half Of iot block o. s.ts ,f,....-,....
Ing house oh hSHfosd east Of f3tK lsIaud ,t,sg,.
$50 per foot. "''''5
4+-Iwo houses on tbt wuaI side ol Ia.s AREA,
between Third and foufeh strrais win thG 49,
the lot for - years, will be spld cheap
32O-A house aud lottn lAst uatsnro,l..s.ri.
lot block 2, . house u sia f0ams good Lila
tern, wood she'd, SC; phee 500
a2l--A house win u acre % grsuGi ll ,Ay .sr,l
orn part OF the city; siUOU.
s.s--Lot block 30, south east corner OF lib .gl
Western Avenue, one Of The haud,5In, 81 I'D, ,
private residence ~ the city
~ Lott block and / 9 aad 20 bloc. . ,..,....
| addition, near the Female college
33o-A house with !! acres OF ground ii, r,g....
baena kobin.sn's subiiyi oa oi l5ts. pfser siTtI
1893 A four story btlcA stole al the rs,,..,..,..
and Brady stfests
ss.-A frame Nv glHng house vita 4 lsr.. lam.
store house gu iots hIoct ca
3J5-A house aud lot On east side If stt.Is. ,..
between Front and Second streets nous a. 49,
rooms, lot a0xsu, under real II 100 ~ 49,,
price 5000 -''.
No 2to a w. starI trans hanss On part stlzttt.
~ On Western avenue. north 6tA ii E-Y.- ! 80,
kitchens PANTY ciysst. eastern aud we'll pr..s 80,
No. Zsl a ilauss Il saHg size sad sz6s4l.t . .-
aud Western Ave-. rftet $3.50
Ne. 2E-A House 81 same sszs aud sam. L. .,.
| east II Western Az Price s22yu
No zt5-A House u s.Fs aud de- ,3t.r,.. . 3D..
ST I'd door east u I" Ave Price s.. ~ wa
NJ. IA Three Houses Of the s.f.n t,s..rt,t- -
tooIAsi on tsruAn st uoIth u Luttlst Win 7 .ss
ground cab fTiee Il feuG
No 1ses--A House aud Lat aE corner ntF.s. .gt1...
At. Lot e4hl!s iIoass ls3GI22 rooms r,t..fs5.
M. aoS a frame house on fsHasG, - t.-- z..-t
Ave- aad ST. st-sats GitghnG. a.st-,u psH al. -
IL 80. '''-
No .eo a w. stasJ IaI1g house Cd -I5g~ II .
ADJ roSlas kItsLs" Dea1issr stGe -. a.ss .F.t -
y.Srs Pike $50 $780, -
No aC7 -Lot {; tlyek Us s-ag5
NJ, ZIG a ist 1'ItI tao al4aH Eaas.. ali. "a .s -
WAGTga taEs0 Prise ,soo -i
Nc "a II Egass aai he a.l g III Of ,s-.zr , t
tst S3al5o toGss To,Il. E.tshes ssil e. ptl.s.l4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

Gov. Reeder says. "lf Kansas j. lest 70
freedom, ali is lost" Three slave states
carved out of il, and seven more TO be cres-
aied out Of other territories, in all, tsn, siA
he the result, in his opinion, If border rut-
iianism BOW succeeds in is struggles sssiEsi
constitutional Hpertv
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

The largest and best Opera house in
this country has beeG erected in Ph!adei'
phia, at cost Of $4,000. II il called
the Academy oi M1sle.7 Especja pre-
cautions sgainsi IRE hes1 been taken and
the arrangements for heating twith
stesm) end ventilation are upon q liberal
and enlightened plan.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

A piece Of the nose Of Aau-6eis
Mountain, Va computed 10 weigh 1909
tons, fell on Thursday, the 2Ist uIllma.
Only few moments before this occur
renee. gentleman, with his wife and
daughter, had been standing nPon II.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13
1iilllner! aud Dress Making

Bray stfsst over Mr.. Jscoby's Drug Glore
M ~ hhN = - Especially iflcrAs " laal.r !.
- ',higlt ~. la.9 ai.a mcay That 10 Ass
tusi refdrasa iron Y, li ssh Ills ua.sst at,re ~
faii faud NlnttF hiipeiE, Maaass auas J,S,ss.
kEllnsns from iIis country seq - Huplsssd .,f -
tsTlr. ss bHs aisos ssift sEzgr tusut vi Ifa.g,.T
ana "a lateral fyg #autiss aHa DIss-tE.
Ertdy ftfset, tetresu ILlrd snd fa1rths ~ stars.
Ger a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

HoKKnLr.-Within the past "ee n l.G'
accidents have occurred on the fai.ro Isl
near this city, and some seven or e,ght h'si
nave LOST their lives thereby. ihfee y
No. accidents took place on the AitoI sh a
:, Iopis road, and the o,her.on me hocA
s.I,aS road The names Of the unfortunate
men - have not Learned = JOINT sfgHa''
~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13
NEW FALL MILLINERY.

NEW FALL MILLINERY.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL.
MILLINERY STORE.
coRsEs OF sKADY THIRD STREETS DAysspoHr,
Iowa
INHt subscriber takes pleasure In informing the
i Ladie, OF Da senpoft, koek Island aud vicinity
shat he has just returned from New York with a
splendid assortmeutot
Millinery, Embroidery ana Fancy
Goods
Our stock OF Bonnet aud sash Ribbons brocGded,
striped and plaid black aad eolored Velvet
Ribbons, silk Yeiyet-, Satins, SILKS,
French Flowers, Feathers,
straw Bonnets, Sc.,
10 re largest asdssst .Utr brsaSht tstlts Azrkst.
SPECIAL INITIATION.
Newould particularly inyhe the Ladies' 10 call
and examine our beautiful 4sso ftment Of sax, StlE
and Straw mixed, Satin add Velvet BoAaets Of the
newest Paris Styles, dark eGi shte th mined Straw
Beonets iRfsnts smbtoid cred Hoods and Jock y
Caps, a..
Bonaets Of every description made 10 order, and
warranted 10 please. MiihnsTs supplied ~itA Pat
terra bohaots aud every article Ia thsiT line at
wholesale
n. Is strS~ fsnnats btsachsi, pressed and alter
ed. MARKING aHJ stamping all kinds Of EN- bT oil
desy aud btaiIHg dcue 10 order al shod notice
NIB NICHOLS,
II kGaiY s. 81 sta. Da senpOr, 10.
sept 3"tb, lsius
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13
CARD,

N FL NAPP (sacosssor of Knapp d ksdmon,l
~ would return sincere thanks to The patrons o.
tue Old arm Tor tho very liberal support extended 70
them, and hopes by renewed efforts on his part 10
receive In tatnre liberal share Of patronage trom
discriminating public, He will nj all times have in
pie and Fancy Of ths be.t ana most fashionable
syas, which no dat.rs hin, soif no will soil al prices
which cannot iail 10 meet Inc views Of all buyers.
He extsnds An Invitation 81 all, 10 cali aud look
,hrouxh his ~araroam., No. . LeClahe Row.
Davenport oct<.du
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13
DEE. lasatias Em.reea.ien.-A,eL
Spec al Invitation

THURSDAY, October :, 1855, wall be- cur opeains
asy tor the exhibition OF RlGn SILK AND STRAW
MILLINERY. AtwLieh time Ne euld be pleased
% see our friends and all Who viii lsvor us with
iAa,t patronage, AM. ii, NICHOLS,
pANanRaEt OCT EAtasr 81 rhirA anA NlAAN S.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

tSt-A Farm u GO aelss ejih funEga. a4-g. q LA
10 - house Ptiea Sic will IS sJld 81 sls s a.= Iss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13
sep ~ a3w
RalloxaY,s PILLS

Wherever clrilsstlon has penetrated these Pills are
10 dematd, The iangs, The stomach, sad the mt IS
taes are the organs sssais Die BY disease ia all
climates, sndaPoa these The remedial aetlen Of thi
medicine is thorough and eyailsble, sold al The
fnaBafaeloFies, No. So Maiden Lane, New YORK, and
IA Strand, Londan ANA by all draggist. st25e, d2ac
AEi q peg box pct.
Oct dstm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

rs. Iesup, Esq, firm Of IeaaF l. Co.
Dubuque. well. known throughout the .est
d,ed 10 New York City, Oct. ID
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

a LHEcE oa DIs-oLrTios The New
YORK H,yror states that distinguished
Southern gentleman, nvv 10 that city, call
I'd 98 Ar joha Thompson, the banker Il day
~ two stnr" 20 negotiate some Virginia
state Bonds. f. the course Of conversation
.as seller Of the bonds threw out some
ueata nf dissolution. How :" said the
banker ~ r1a sre going 70 dissolve the
LmoHs III not take your bonds at twenfy
geE' 90 taa dollar bu' # you remain true
1g the Union your bonds viii cell for about
gsr"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13
The Wasa.paton correspondent Of the \

The Washington correspondent Of the n
J Tribune sends the following dispatch
The CLERKS IN the treasury department On
DIR Peter q Washington, were notified, OF
receiving their monthly pay, that they wert
assessed in The suns Of about ten per cent
on their sallress 70 be used for electioneer
Gg purpose IN the State If Pennsyiyania
Aia"ho refused 10 Pay we're required Il
state The fact over their own signatures
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

orr TEE TKxeK.-The passenger train
due from Chicago on Saturday morning, oid
no, arrive until 4 o'ciock, p. NJ, being de-
tanned BY freight train which had ran on
the track.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

b A N X l N G.
Tallman, Powers 4 Mclean,
BANKERS And DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
DtxENfOitT. IOWA.
nFtlCE, Brady street, oetreeh Second aai Third
" Streets. kxchhnge on all the principal cities OF
the United States, Great Britain, ireland and Con
uae ntai Europe bought and sold
Notes and urafts collected ani proceeds rehlttsd
10 any part OF the uaited States 81 rates Of
Exchange.
Collections of notes, dfatts secoants iegacies al
i1heritances made in all parts the uniled States
Canada and Earope.
stocks and Bonds bousht and sad on commission
snd Dividends collected.
Land Watfaais bought, sold aud located
ExehaIg- on cities la the United staies:
Carpenter s. Vormilge, New York City;
Albany City bank, Albany, n y;
Buifaio CilS Bank, Bunaio, &;
Bank OF Commerce, Boston, Mass;
Tsadesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Pa;
Merchants s. Mannfaeturers' Bank, PtIisbaTs, Pa,
MekiIa Il Co, Baltimore, NJ ID;
Gilmore 81 hrotherton, Cincinnati, UhIa;
Lucas & simonds, 81 Louis Mo,
Cilzens' Bar Il, New Orleans, La;
Rh SWIM, Brother & John ston, Chicago, ILL.,
sePte sd d~u
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

would remain uuder thu ~ disagresahls breath
when BY using the Balm OF TE9Ustvp FlovTEs7
deEtrhce ugnd not only rendsr il sweet bat leave the
teeth white alabAsfsE Many persons Do not kaog.
their hreath IS bad and the subject Is delicate their
friends siil mention il Pear single drop Of
Balm your toath brush and wash the teeth night
and morning fttY cent hatfle wiil last ia year
A BEAUTIFUL COMPIEAlON mas esstly e. 4s-
CURED by u-ln. ths BALM "a fHgesaNp FLoRts- ti
Is viii remove tan, pmples snj tzses atn The skin
leaving 1t Of sof; and rossste hue Wet towel pour
two thres iFors, sud VE-b she night aud
morning
SHAVING MALE EAsT-Ugt Fgur snaviug brlsb
in either .ad water faaT 5sEes drops
Of ~EALH ia gEskSR tL5~EKs. gJt die beard Seii
andit wi make UasHtitu s0f1 iatheE much iseIits
ting the operation al shaving Price ouly my eeBt.
Beware 81 e9BtaEf-ts None genuine unless signed tg
" EE1RtD1k & co
sep @ad6a tTaAtHA Square. kes ieTs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
county Coayentiou

Under thisAead united namber OF spevisinouee
viii be lasasiel - 70 enns per tue each Insertion
0F So Gus, per week,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-13

Guthrie County contains population Of
2.ies. In 1854, il was III, which denotes
the wonderful growth Of Western Iowa.