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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-17
Both Sides.

We give the following as the latest
statement of the Georgia money question in
Chicago:-
On and after Tomorrow, II will be re-
membered, Georgia money will not be taken
by our Banks and business men.
A farmer coming into town cannot pay
his fare with it, cannot pay his freight olii
on the railroad with it--cannot trade with
merchants with it-therefore beware OF It.
Journal Of yesterday
This is fine specimen OF truthtulness
and candor. The Journal knows that but
three out of twenty five of Our bankers have
agreed to refuse Georgia money after to.
dsy. The Journal also knows just as wei!
tba, not FIVE business men in the city will
refuse the bills of the four Georgia banks
which we quote, so long as they have cor,
fdence in the INTEGRITY and hnanciaI
strength of their managers, and so long a.
their bills are promptly redeemed IN I'M;
city as other currency. We prohct una,
they will be good at the counter OF th'
Journal for an Indefinite period to come
! Chic. Press, 18Th.
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Public Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that J. N. ID. BURROWS,
~ CHAs LESLIE, laNATrus LASGER, WIN. WooD, l..
c. DEssAIST, r. NExwIg, JAMES NJ. DALzHLL, Z. G.
PARRY, J. NJ. WlTHERwAx, ALFRED SANDERS, Il. D..
WOODWARD, JAS GAMBLE, d ALpKs 4. MALLHRy
have incorporated themselves in accordance with the
proy sons Of the Code of Iowa under the title and
by the name OF the ''Hawkeye Insurance Company
and have filed their articles OF Incorporation in the
Recorders office In Scott county in said State OF Iowa
The principal place oftransactng the business of the
Company is at the city OF Davenport, In said Count!
aud State.
The general nature of the business be transacted
py said Company, IL thai OF Marine Fire and Inland
Navigation Insurance, TO he conducted the mutual
plan. ANY person applying for Insurance may pay
cash premium In addition 10 premium note; or
definite sur in money 70 be fixed by the Company In
full for such Insurance, instead Of premium note
All premium notes are liable 10 assessment for all
arise out oflossss or expenses growing out Of cash
or premium note Insurance, aud, shall be payable In
part or the whole; at any time when the Company
shall require the for the payment Of losses and
such Incidental expenses Us shall be necessary for
trsnssctng the business OF the company and for the
redemption and payment Of Judgments ob,sined
against the company, and all notes, bills or bonds
issued by the Company.
The corporation will comence business on the 5h
day OF January, A. ID. 1856 ana Will eoDtlnus for
twenty yoars thereafter.
The capital stock OF the Company 10 consist ofpre
MUM notes and cash premiums reed. sndsuch other
capital by consent of the Board of Directors, shall
have been added and shall not exceed Five Hundred
Thou sand dollars; but ihe Company will commence
issuing Pelices with capital OF Twenty-Five Thou
sand Dollars.
The affairs Of The Company shall be conducted by a
Board Of Directors, thirteen IN number TO be slice
tod the members and stockholders such ele ctiou
10 be holden on the I'd Monday in January OF each
year. But the Incorpora.ors above named constitute
the FIRST Board OF Directors, aud shall hold their OH
ees until the end Monday IN January, A. D. 1857, and
until the successors shall DO elected.
The highest amount OF Indebtedness to which the
Company win at any time subject itself, is Fifty
Thousand Dollars.
The private property OF the members stockholders,
directors and c0rpOrators OF the Company, which ir
not included in the Capital shall not be liable for
The corporate debls beyond the amount which may be
due from each person respectively.
ny.
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il nailp 6a5stts.
~ davenport, january ~, 1855.

yrAR.-We presume that all our
& rs,ders are aware that the present is
us,r and that they are consequently
,ssession OF all the privileges thereunto
,u,,epant,-priyileges which date from
. Doiut far back in the ages Of antiquity,
,,.of the memory of man or woman run
a no, to the contrary. We are not suf-
.,,lv yersed in archaeology to fix with &C.
kacy the origin Of the custom which re-
L.. the usual method Of going about the
,don of matrimonial partnerships, but
20 willing to "take the good the Gods
4 eide u.s." will out lessening its worth or
NV BY too captious an inquiry into its
h. or later history. And at all events,
NE time being, young LADIES' will have
excuse for saying or singing
awhy don't the men propose, mama,
Why don't the men proposal
|, ,es,s with them to make the PROPOSE
4, and /, sto be hoped that they will
srci.e their privileges with discreet lib
llity,
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ELDER HARTzrL's LEcTURE.-We at.
Tended the last of the series of lectures de-
hVered by Elder HARrzEL. in reply to DIR.
BARKER, the Atheist, on Tuesday evening.
lheaudience gave,him proiounded attention
and we feel quite assured were all highly
instructed by his remarks. He most tri-
umPhantly sustained the truth Of his posi-
non, that the B IDLE does not favor Priest
craft, and at the close Of his address he pro-
auced the original letter referred to by Mr..
barker, which he had accused Elder II. OF
gaFb!ing In his book, and showed to the sat
''isctlon of all that such was not the fact.
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THs CoLp.--Judging from our exchanges
The late severely cold weather was general
throughout, the country. Cairo, Cincinnati
and other points still further south expert
snced degrees Of cold almost If not entirely
unprecedented. We hope they have also
experienced the change we are now enjoy
ing; for If their tastes agree with ours or
With those whom we have heard mention the
matter, the thermometer rs dogs. below re-
70 Indicates an atmosphere somewhat too
cold either for comfort or convenience.
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BY CATIONS LINE.
Telegrsphed expressly for Daily Gazett e
Prom New York.

The Tribune's Washington correspondent
writes that ii r given out in diplomatic quar-
tiers that the British Legation and the SYM
pathizing friends here take in high dudgeon
the dismissal of Mr.. Champion, and his Sec
rotary threatens that the diplomatic and COM
mercial interests shall only be represented
by subordinate
The rumor of the threatened presence Of
French and English feet near San Juan
and the inference drawn from it, Of COM
plioation with the Central American ques.
ton, has not been fortified BY any official in
formation received here.
There was m explosion of fireworks yes.
terday at Edgar's Laboratory, Jersey City,
by which two young men were killed, and a
third 80 badly injured that it iS doubtless he
will die
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-17

Death OF THE MARSHAL OF NEDRAsKA
we regret to learn, by a private letter
from Omaha, Nebraska Territory, that Col.
n {. D yle, Marshal of the Territory, fell
from the stairs of the bank building in that
city, on the evening of the 9th, and exPi-
red, from internal rupture, in about fifteen
minutes. He was gentleman OF inesti-
mable qualities, and highly popular OH
ssr.-Bu-l. Gas. 9Th.
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shipwrsck.

New York, Jan. lG.
The ship St. Dennis foundered at sea on
the 9th inst, and the captain, second mate
and three cabin passengers and part OF the
crew, 10 all thirty souls. went down. The
first mate. Mr.. Tafts, 81 mate, Mr.. Gardinei,
and nine sesmen took to the long boat and
were picked up after being 20 hours out and
brought to this point BY the ship Naples from
Leghorn. The ST. Dennis was command
ed by Capt. .FulIander, and was SO badly
damaged in the gale Of the 9th that the sec.
ond storm swamped her.
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Gas and Steam Fittings.
Davenport Gas and Steam Fitting
ESTABLIS MENT,

SECOND ST, On DOOR L Asst OF BRBDY.
THERE will at all times be found at the above es.
tabish nent, the largest and best assortment wss'
of Chicago, OF
handaliers, Brackets, Pendants,
and6AS FIXTURES Of every description,
of the best American manufacture, together with
GAS and STEAM PIPE OF every description.
LEAD PIPE OF all sizes. IRON STEAM PIPE,
BRASS, COPPER and IRON FITTINGS of every
Kind for Engine Boilers and Pump Connections.
The uude fsigned poy but the best and oss
expert sHced worknen, and gives his oersolal super
int,ndencs to all work ei trusted to him. He feels
secured thai visit to his establishment will be adyan
tageous 10 those In want OF articles In his ilue.
Iountry orders attended at the shortest notice.
oet .d3n r. MhRSIN,
srthe once of the Davenport Gas and Coke Co.
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Rea! estate.


Jous p II. TALLAAs, CHARLES PosK Re-
Poughkeegsie, N. Y. BIgenport; iowa.
TALLMAN 4 POWERS.
Attorneys s. COunsellors at Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
oce south side Of second stssct opposite lie Claire
Eiocs ,oyer Wlley's store.
1 ASDS boughtand sold on GoiBmission. Having
Aalso Office in Eastern SaR Yor.:, at point
Which aiarge may b9 expected during
the present season, we have unusual advantages TO
dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
III Photographed en- Real Estatesecurity.
--REFERENCEs--
New York city. Peughkeepse, N. y.
Hon. John Van buren,, Hon. CharlesH Rngges,
- &C. fiagg, g Gilbert Dean
Charles 0iConor - Vdssor G Co,
William F.. Hlyomeysf, 8 Bsnson LOSING
Anthony J hleeckcr, IS Prof. >. +. b Morse,
William i. saiimore. Utica, n. I.
Albany, Y. x. Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill, Cagger \ Porter Ch.casj, Ill.
Hoyebooms, King and Boies RK.switand Co..
Eristus Corning. Mile I'D 70 wler,
Abba VII WIZ. Wood and Co.
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To meet the demand of $4,000 claho.-
Gus purchasers of Macaulay's new work'
Mesrrs. Westly & Co., of London, have uh-
dertuken to supply 5000 bound copies per
day ill the order is completed.
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arrest Of Fillibustsxs

NEW YORK, Jan. ~.
In the U. 8. Court yesterday, Judge Hall
presiding, the Grand Jury presented indict-
ment. against Danl. Dillingham;, Anderson
Famswortb, Geo. B. Holl, Andrew J. Low
tson, J,mes r. Mule, John Crughton,
France u. keef and Charles Matthews, tor
violating the neutrality laws, in the case Of
the recent fllibustering expedition. They
all gave bail and their trial will probably
take place at an early date. Parker II.
French was arrested yesterday BY the U. 3.
Marshal on the authority of bench war
rant and after the lapse of half an hour
was Informed that this arrest had terminated
without bail, paroI or recognizance 81 any
kind
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-17

The Wagon Shop Of Wilson g. Co., and
the brass foundry of Mr.. Tesselschuyier' at
Milwaukee, was destroyed by fire on Tues
day morning Loss of the former, S2'oo;
insured Sl.4Oo.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-17

zIou,rERYEITEas.--The man to whom
alluded yesterday rs having been ar
. ted for attempting to pass counterfeit
auey, had his trial before the Mayor and
r. sent to jail to await his trial at the
&hruary term of the District Court. He,
n others of the same stamp, has put into
hula,on here Sos of the Agricultural
In of Pittsfield, Mass., and Slo's Of me
Schsnlc's Bank of Wheeling, Va.
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For Sale or Rent.

49, THE subscriber offers for sale or rent his es
Multi i tablishment, known Us the Mississippi
III. House, on Front st. The furniture, which Is
alos entirely and of the most approved styles
will be sole with the house This establishment l.
situated In favorite position, and has full share OF
the public patronage. The building Is new, built
brick four ries hight, md has been occupied
Is three months. Terms made known by application
to the subscriber at he above mentioned House.
lana dim II. kRElM.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

,,HR partnership heretofore existing between tho
Undersigned has been this day dissolved by mntu-
al consent The business will Ia future be conductel
by WIN. b. HARRIS, who 10 duly authorized 10 settle
the business Of the firm.
WOODWARD HARRIS.
navannorf. January Z. 1856. mo
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A1 s. ExrEEss CoMPAsY.-We direct the
Ssn,joD of our business men and others in
s..,.d. to the advertisement o. the Omitted
LIES Express. Company,"for which Messrs.
m & PARISH have been appointed
ssn,s We are confident that these gen
Smen will give satisfaction to all who have
mlinps with them.
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81 THE WEATHER .-Yesterday was The
Uprmest day there has been this year. II
= snow had been on the ground the stmos-
ere would have been pervaded BY the mild
3 Of May. From the sunny exposures
empore riyulets flowed pretty freely, and
Alghing is about stopped. Some people.
Sru.d in weather recollections. are Of opin.
= that, the hard part oftho winter has passed
De will be pleased ifthis opinion proves to
y correct. but before the spring birds sing
~ sin we expec. to hear the wintry winds
kistls as keenly as ever, though We hope to
! more twenty. six degree. below zero.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
THAT w c. Wadsworb has on hand and constantly ad.
ding aIsestock OF Rich Dress and Fancy DryGoods,
which be Is disposns OF at as
GREAT BARGAINS.
be had any house the city and many Goods
sold from ~ 70 " CENT less than they be obtained
else where. In STAPLE GOODS the stock is large and
complete the best qualities and make and ofred
prices witch Defy Competition,
To each and syoy ons would say call the truth Of
tbs shnys 81 No. MAIN II,
Dss between Front and Essond.
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TEE MuscATiNE DAILY JoURaAL now
comes to US enlarged, improved and under
The auspices of Messrs. LOGAN 4 FARLEY
ltls now fine looking paper and quite
eFeditabe in size and Judging by the first
number under the new administration, will
10 we'll conducted,
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REVIVED AcTivrTr.-Yesterdsy, the
reefs presented more active appearance
ssu they have done since the commence
bat Of winter. The number Of wagons
Doksd somewhat like what was to be seen
bring the last days of The fine autumn
esthsr and III kinds OF town business aP-
psred to derive fresh impetus from the
lfux Of country activity.
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Colonization Society.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ID

WARRINGTON jAu' AZ.
A large meeting of the American Colo.
nization Society convened in this city this
evening. Addresses were made BY Geo.
P. Marsh, of Vermont, Rev. Dr.. Dewitt, OF
New York, and the Rev. Mr.. Boroughs, of
Va. The report shows that the receipts du.
ring the past year were S55.a7s, 81 900 of
debt had been liquidated, 2O7 emigrants
sent to Liberia. The affairs of the Republic
were represented as being in an encoura-
ging condition
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Of the Comptroller OF bile Account
IFE Insurance Is truly Savings Bank for the
/ Widow and the Orphan.
The rich and the poor may avail the nselves OF Its
benefits No man is too poor 10 insure his Famiy
from want after his death.
A person thirty years of age, by saving 6ve cents
a day. can secure One Thopss nd Dolarsfor his Fam
lily al his death
Husbands and Fathers, why do you delay securing
q competence to your families after your desth.s
Young ;! en- are yoa desirous OF getlIn8 creolH
Insure your lives.
Young Men have you made provision Tor your de-
cIlning ycarsf If not insure your livesr
Creditors why haza I'd the loss ola cebt by deafhf
Insure Il lite OF your debtor.
To All-Have you made such provision Tor those
near and Gear to YOU, Us you would wish you had
done were you die, this nightr If you have not,
procrastinate no longer, life Is uncertain.
Pamphlets explanatory furn he'd by AgeDts,grsus
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS;
JAMES &c. WALKLEY, President.
ELIAS GILL, Secretary.
Jno l.. Bauce, v. rrest, 4. ID. Dckern an ,Gi. Agt.
DIRECTORS:
Alfred GIL Daniel Philips.
John L. Bupce, Roswell biodget,
John A. Butter, r. ~. 1cAermSo,
Noah Wheaton, Samuel Colt,
Nel,ou Hollis,er, James {, Walkley.
8. &. Beresford, III. D.; Consulting Physician.
John NJ ADLER, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
Applications received by HENRY Y. SLAYMA'
KEk, Agent. Davenport, dec rs at
JAS. II. pALzELL. VIM NJ sAsk@Is
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DankinQ.
..HANTMHa.

LOOK q SARGENT, davenport, lows.
LOOK, ARGENT q BOWNEY, Iowa City Iowa
COOK, SiRULSI = PAEkER, Rock Island, Ills.
COCA, SARGENT 81 COOK, IT. Des Moiles, lowa
Bahkers * Dealers ia Exchange
Notes ard Bslas collected and proceeds rs&iftsf
any part Of tho United states.
Bills OF Exchange on all the principal CtWe
Of the United States and Europe,
Bought and Sold.
4 TAoney RENTED to Europe 10 Sight Btits, who
esl be cashed in any town In England, Ireland or
Wales, In sums 81 upwards,
..Kefer to-.
4. w. CLARK, ST. Louis, Mo-.
E. IS. CLARK, DODGE co., New fe<A-
+. W. CLARK d CO., Philadelphia.
J. w. CLARK * CO., Boston, Mass.
GEORGE SMITH & co., Chicago.
HATCH & LAEGDoN, Cincinnati, CHA.
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Henry Y. Slaymaker,

Henry Y. Slaymaker,
REAL ESTATE & MONEY BROKER
AND INSURANCE AGENT.
OFFICE, Corner vi SECOND and Main Streets,
Second story. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
NORCR0ss PATENT PLANNING MACHINE.
HE subscriber, Agent for the Patestee Of Nor.
cross Patent Planning Machine, will sell rights for
Counties or aller districts in the State of lows
md will urni sh Machines manufactured by the pat
entee. II. I. SLhfMAkEh,
stNickols Real Estate Once, Corner Of Second
dec94 and Main streets, Davenport.
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NOTICE

NUIlCE.
MONEY loaned on Rea! Estate Security.
M Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and sold
Time Drafts, acceptances discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought. and sold on Commission.
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLMAN g. POWERS,
Oace over Wiey's Store South side Of Second street
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n Isolated The keokuk Wing, regret
|6ng the failure of the Library and Lyceum
Association OF that city TO complete ar
Judgements for procuring lecturers from
'ebrosd, says "the reason is to be found in
|1te isolated condition of Keokuk during
lhe close Of navigation" We are concern
20 to think that the connection of Keokuk
Silh the res, of the world is thus interrupt
ID during the period which is most Proftably
tevoted TO the cultivation of letters and lit.
traEy pursuits, Let the Keokukers, how
over, study their lessons at home, and in
some future winter they may surprise the
shlest Of the lecturers from abroad by a
quick appreciation Of literary beauties and
Scientific subtleties, that may be used as a
strong argument by those who are in favor
u! private education.
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TALLmAN g. POWERS,

TALLmAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side of Second Street, betWeen
Brady and Main.
Improved Fartns, sily property and dnImproTei
land for sale Oh Commission.
Forty acres ofIand situated On the blut one lad 8
half miles west oil Court A1aso, having aponitsever
al fine viewso river Tue cheapest property In the
vicinity Of Davenport. Can be bought very low b.
applying soon.
Several desirable houses Ia the city for ale cheap.
improved far Ii Scott county lear Davenport.
AlArge quantity ofunimproyed and il Scout, Clin-
son, Cedn aud uscGtine counties.
May IL, 1855 fALLMAN g. POWERS.
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n WOoD. Judging from the number OF loads
y wood standing in the streets yesterday,
pusntly waiting for purchasers, it might
! thought there was hope Of reduction in
De price Of that indispensable Article. We
hve not heard that such was the fact, Tut
3e would be pleased to quote wood at -
Pr cord, aPrice that at the present time
9ould be amply rsmunerative,
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So Lots Tor Sale

THE undersfg1 e 20 s, IL SO desirable iotste
| their Rdditi, ms to ny o. Davenport OF ltsfsi
s-acredit Of 10. and4 years viii be CIV - "
ma ie.vho will bui. { llis stp.ei
June 10Th. le55 tOik SAF0EN1.
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Fort Des i.eines Land agency.
LAND WARRAN TS.

Interior and Atlanta BANG,
E.v0ies of The above banks will bo received at on
J. ' Banking Houses same Tltet a. obsr eafsero OF
~ steFn rurreuey COOK SARGENT.
.1cfo
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Y rs, '.will pay You TO cross the Ferry aud merely
l. examine our splendid assortment of FANCY
GoODs now hand. II hot, will refund the
amount of your ferripge. Don't forget the place.
Dec.3 PoBGEk'SHSOok Ltore.
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BOUNTY LANDS.

tNTE undersigned are now prepared to procure
1 Land Warrants for all persons entitled TO them
under the late act OF Congress.
Land Warrants located in any CO in the state.
TALLMAN d POWER
Aprtl 10, is55-d -tf
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ring the past year were S55.a7s, $4,000 of
debt had been liquidated. 2o7 emigrants
sent to Liberia The affairs of the Republic
were represented as being in an encoura-
cling condition.
q. Q. Troops,
BALTIMORE, Jan. IA.
N. Orleans papers OF 4th and 9th are re-
ceived here. At Arkansas on he 2lst the
steamer Fashion took from ship from N.
York, s75 U. s. Troops. They were dc
tanned on board the Fashion by heavy
northerners until the 29th, when they started
for Corpus Christi and arrived the same day,
ali well.
New York Legislature.
ALBANY, Jan. l6,
Q. w. Robertson, OF Oswego, dem.
elected Speaker of the Assembly. ThisP.'
M. Governors message has been deliver
ed.
Death Of Judge Walker.
Cincinnati, Jan 10.
Judge Timothy Walker an eminent and
widely known lawyer of this city died here
this morning.
Havana Items.
Havsns, Jan. ..
A Spanish frigate, three briggs OF war
steamers and one war brig, left the bay OF
Cienfuegos few days since for San Juan
del Nicaragua, to look after Commodore
Paulding and Colonels Kinney and Walk
err. The Spanish steamer Isabella la Cath
OLGA was lost in the shoals near this place
on the evening the Sd inst
Talking and Voting in the Holss for Speaker.
Washington, Tuesday, Jan, u.s.
Mr.. Wilson wished it to be understood
that although he was voting for Mr.. Rich
ards on, he In no manner was CO united to
the line Of policy laid down by the Demo
cratic caucus, but vii hereafter feel free to
dispose of his vote where it can be more ct.
fectualy felt. Mr.. Quitman, who had ceased
to vote Tor Mr. Richardson, stated the rea-
sons influencing him again to vote for that
candidate.
The House then goted-Il2th ballot:
Banks, 80; Richardson, Go; Fuller, "a; Pen
nngton, 8; scattering, 8.
House had two more votes. The IAN
vote stood: Banks, 90; Richardson, &c; Full
Ter, 80; Pennington, 8; scattering,S.
Adjourned.
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For Sale,

M DwEILIsG Houses, lcasaFtls rated or Psf-
|. ser's addition TO cily OF laveanart. All rsw-
POSSESSION given inn ecillely. !e.nis litttnl.
July 25th, 1858 COOh o eAh0kNI.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-17

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