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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
Abstract OF the HosfIsuster GCncI
xal,s ,.AVg.

Abstract Of the Po>fssuAter scncr.
al. Report.
On the 18th Of June, 1876. there
were ,.,565 l'usf Offices, being al in
cresc OF i,G4. in four Years
On the 18th OF June there were in
operation nearly 5000 mail routes, the
total length OF which was estimated at
2J3.G42 miles. costing 5000, IA
These mail routes We're divided AS fol
lows 23.323 miles railroads: 1851
steamboat: 5O.453 coach. and $4,000
inferior grades.
The increase during the last fiscal
wear was nearly 10000 niles railroad !:
1872 steamboat: $50 coach, and 49,
900 inferior grades.
In Nebraska and kansas 1928
miles were added to the length of the
routes.
Between the Isl OF July, 1922, and
the lst of July, 1856, the railroad SER
vice was increased l0.l117 miles, exhib-
iting the fact that this description Of
service has more than doubled within
that time.
On the LIST OF December. 1856, the
length of railroad routes had increased
to 2l,3lO miles. The total cost, at
that date, for this service amounted to
g, 4O3,747.
The total cost OF the inland service
up to the LIST Of July. was S6,4o6,-
O3e.
He alludes to the Panama Railroad
Company Selling on the occasion of
the withdrawal Of the steamers via
Nicaragua, to force the department to
pay what he considers an exorbitant
price across the Isthmus, and recon-
mends regular contracts with them
not exceedicg $4,000 pei anum, and
a contract not exceeding t2O0,OOO per
snnum, via the Nicaragua or Tehaun-
tepec route so as to give q weekly mail.
The California expenditures for the
year 1856 were $40, 5OO,2s6, and the
gross revenue, including the annual APP
preparations for free, matter 1890
2sl. The de6ciencylis S2,7s7,OOO.
! He recommends the abolition of
the frankihg privilege and compulsory
prepayment on all transient printed
matter; also the repeal Of the act Of
ls45, which gives the Postmaster Gen.
eral discretionary power to make con-
tracts for ocean steamship service. He
alludes to the fact embracing the line
from New Orleans to Havana, that
there are now four ocean steamship
lines running out Of New York at an
expense to the government of q, 4os,-
600 per anum, and says that there is
no reason why one part Of the country
should be preferred to the exclusion Of
others.
Among other points, it is stated that
negotiations are in progress with a
view to the reduction Of the British
transit rates on United States closed
mails, and the rates Of postage between
the United States and Great Britain to
twelve cents a single letter;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

MAMIE Louisville Journal Of
cs~sssvss rablishes list Of twenty.six
American vsassls lost during the month
4 Ncvsnbsr. The value Of tho wee.
sslswm ose3, 900; Of The earges. esAs..
co 1912 : ttsal ies u Si,s.s,soo
Il - NolS IAN y q Acs,k,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

hsld operations embrace be'wesn i3o ana
! lao townships.
Attention Is drawn to the fact that the
! limit, of me Ssli Lake City are greater IN
! extent than the town site laid in lSl4 o.
! lows, and il is represented that the public
! domain IN the city and out Of us limits were
settled by Moymons. is being conveyed TO
them by Brigham Young Is trustee, ana
Congressional interpo'ition Is suggested 10
the matter.
! Under the acts Of asS md 80, granting
/ the swsmps and overlooked lands to the
/ Safes H. which 'hey were situated, a., 62s
I 1853 " acres have been selected BY the
States and reported for approval; Of which
i l,l6s,45l 81 acres have been contested by
| individuals, who aliege under oath, that
these selections are frsuduiant, aud the lands
not Of the character granted BY the acts.
| In Illinois, Missouri, Mississippi, Iowa and
Arkansas the contests are numerous in. Indi
ana and florida there are but few contests,
and in Michigan aud Wisconsin none. The
swamp land business in California 10 yet
wholly unsettled, but very numerous con-
tests from that State are anticipated, infoF .
| nation having teen given the General Land
Office, that large selections were being made
by the county authorities Of most valuable
agricultural lands, interfering with the
claims of pre'emptors under the laws OF the
United States.
RAILROAD GRANTS.
Upon the passage Of the railroad grants OF
las, summer, the lands falling within their
probable limits were withdrawn from mar
ket, 50 as 10 secure the intention of Con-
gIess, since which time sales and locations
have generally fallen off. All the means
within the control Of the General Land OF.
fee have been used to secure . speedy ad-
justment of the grants, with view 10 the
early restoration Of the withdrawn lands
Iowa was the first 10 accept and dispose Of
her grants. Wisconsin, Florida and Ala
bama are taking the steps preliminary to
the djustment OF their grants. Under the
acts il is estimated.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

kNot ~ acre lots, mite north Of FULTON .,,,,,,
Il On The aud " Railroad, on REASONABLE. term,
N's", oso stf.s, one mile north q Wsioutt: ,haAt
'h'-haif cash. balance Ia On, and Two ,,,f.
Ano. a!o acres IN Washington county. 40 Aero
n' 'inbcT' and running water on A mari rhis Ia,
- "hN 10 "il"' from Iowa City, ami IL from wal
~. u on nhs road from cpiun,hu. To- nv hn,nJ
WI e' 'iN ehear, and part On time
hH"' nh' =" acre lots near Iowa cav h..,tt,
farhiins lAn1 and will wat.rcd
nS"' Lou IN west UsscHtpprt t,Dstnp n, "a
rom % i'.' ~ 100 Ia ~ acre; ,old kr /. I IN an
balance ia one and two years. -"
Ai'o' T." well situated let IN tl..,it,,fp
port {" h' sold meas, terms
f'''' on ""ll finished new brick ,is ling Of.
rVom' large cellar. w"od hnu-r and .t.h,. ha.,,, T.,
~ atusted on The hi; from the ohs.ry,,,Y, r,n ,
.s'n snfg portion % the CITY, Rrh Island a.,
49, se'rfal neat tHlldp.s Oh !rN.,d .r.uu
S"nli DC sold IN r"ss nshis 'rrm. ,pply 10
OCT l-dtf ~, :.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

SroAR.-The people Of the United
States consume annually about seven
hundred million pounds ofsugar. Lou
isisna produces this year at the outside
one hundred and twenty-five million
pounds.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
RAILROAD GRANTS.
iC,74,S5O xcsei
GRADUATION LAW.


The act Of Aug. 4th, 1854, reduces and
ter they have been in market more than ten
years. Numerous perplexing questions
have arisen under this act. Settlement and
improvement are conditions Of the entries;
an! the Purchasers at the Ieduced prices
are required 10 make proof thereof before
patent issue. The entries are very numer'
Gus, amounting during the five quarters en-
ding the 3Oth OF Sept. 1896, 10 about five 4
one half millions Of acres, and nearly all
suspended. awaiting the requisite proof
delaying the issue Of patents, also. upon a
large amount Of other entries, with whic h
they are mixed up.
Ioc ALTON AND REMOVAL or LAND OFFICES
The L,nd Office Tor kansas has been H.
cate, 1t Lecompion, on the Kansas River;
| for Nebraska, at Omaha City. on the Mis-
sour River; for n. W Minueso ta, az Oib.
! va, on the Mississippi river, and n. East
| ern Minnesota. at RuchAuan. on Lake SUI
perior.
The Drcotah office removed 70 Osa-e, Iowa.
Le1anan :. :. Centre. Ala.
Brownsville - Ctatfield MT.
Winona :. :. Far.bault
Inc altension of til. General Land Office
, his been called 20 the existence Of silver
m,nes in New Mexico, hv such re, able rep
reseniations as warrant the Commission ,s
N Recommending 20 ConsIess 10 grant au'
! thorlty to make an examination "a 10 the
existence and extent If s,',.f and o'er Val
liable mineral deposits ia that Territory.
| GEOLOGICAL ,ArloRAlIoNs.
1 lac eSploraii - trrrl.tl; mad, by DE-
Evans ~ Wa hung ru Territory, under the
supervision IT the General Land Otiee, Dis
! co,es cca. ia abundant ,bpply Oh H-l!inc
! ham BN. IN strata Iea~hi 2 ! thickness OF
twenty ie,l. pro iucing coke in large quan.
ties, ara Of superior qi-Iily for manufac
turing purposes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

The London CA,Istian 1ymss. of q
late date, says that after all the boast.
ing, the penalty Of q Christian profess
sion in Turkey is death Yet the Rev.
Mr.. Thompson, one Of the editors Of
Mr.. Bsecher's Independent, tells his
people that the Gospel is freer to-day
In Turkey than in Virginia.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
AN ORDINANCE

Lacrsasias Ms seidsA Of stde,ssIks on Aaia ssrssl
Jaress Second and Front Snses.
Be II enacted b. the City Council Of the City Q
Davenport thst TIE side waks on both sides Of Main
street. bsewssu Second and Front Streets 10 said city
Of DsvsnpOst BE- and the Same ere hereby Increases
10 fourteen feet In width.
Passed and approved Novemb 18th, loo1.
JOHN FORREST, Mayor pro. TEN.
Attest: WM HALL, Clerk.
declOd2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
For Sale or lAasa.

"sNIf -THkEs eligible Daildinx Lots. situate
"a a,fisn, THRILL Ripley and BunI.acc Il ,,r,.
,,rr,. 49,. ~ na.'I on reasonable 'crms; Tor psv,
(augitD ...
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

An old maid who hates the male 50
most veheInently, cut . female acQuaintan
ce the other day, who complimented her
upon the bnoyancyof her spirits.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
NEW MUSIC! new MUSlC!!

"Dadha, POtkd -Ndzarku, ty IdbOy.
Boboiink, T.Uols
which is .pr,shi., ami pleasing a. the maui
worlh Indicate.
.sprcsty Tunes tor litsic IOIks,"ia
h.tttitat mei-'i-N, BY FnsIKE, arranged express,
Is for youns pupils, by JAMES BEILAk
..>DsOSser of MelOslics,s airs from " ..
the beat operas, arranged III easy and pleasing
manner for beginners, BY JAMES BEIIAg
The above collections are especial, recommended
10 Tsae hers, and are to b- found At
J 4. CRsNDALI'S,
nov dtf No :, L. Claire Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

SUPERINTENDENT AccoUNTs.-No
man in Iowa has been pursued with
more hellish malignity on account Of
politics, for the last four months, than
Hon. Jas. I'd. Esds, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. The Governor
led of with his venom and nnscrupu-
lous cupidhy at the extra session last
summer. 1t has been given to the
winds on the million tongues Of rumor
that DR.. Eads was dcfaulter. Even
many Of his best friends and securities
on his official bond became alarmed.
Hence the DIR. thought it best to set
tie these fears, and he went to Lee co.
two weeks ago, calledtogctherhis secu-
rites, made full exhibit, and they re-
port that he can and will settle up with
the State to the last dime. 1t is a pity
to spoil so pretty little muss as they
! would have gotten up over a ''defalca-
ton but il must be- done.- Iowa
Statesman.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
Handsome Residence IA R.,,

'"ts nNthlns Is in kais' Row. on BRADY n, at
! tx r""ms AMI cellar, wood house. well ~ va,
,, ~ vo"pi..e' iarse wril shaded lot aud CON.
hi,a'ie aAss The furniture IN thu house VIM b,
SOD y thr person renting Which I. Of wcd an IN,
and nearly new. Appyto '"''''
der2. du r /, PAN,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
Wanted.


Dissolution.
rTNHE Co. partner ship heretofore existing between
i the und. rsigneI, under tn. uainn Of Allen 4
Doolsn, has been dissolved ither party Is sutk or
lied to adjust ths unsettled business of the late Grm
WILLIAM DOoLAN will still cont inue the business
Ut his Real Estate Agency and Law ONCE, ia HoR-
mans new building west side - Main street, three
doors below Cook 4 Ssrgent-,
RICHARD n. ALLEN.
decSiiW WILLIAM DOOLAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

SECOND ANIMAL COURSE q LEtTCRE0
BEFORE THE Young MENN LITE.
RARI ASSOCIATION.
The third Lecture Of the Course Vil be delivered
at the Congregational Church On Thursday Evening,
December l1th, 1886, BY
Rev A. l.. STONg. Of Bo.top.
Suhject-"New England Homes"
Doors open ., clock Lecture to commence st
O'Clock.
Single season tickets $500: tickets admitting .
gentleman andlady $500; each additional lady -.
Tickets for ons Lecture 20 cents 70 Be had q the
Book Stores.
deeI0 WIN HALL, Chairman.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

List GILL
Ts the Old Corner.
Closing Sale.
SUTTON & co.
HAVING r'ade ARRANGEMENTS for aud more
spacious store on Perry street, 10 which they e.
peet TO remove in few weeks will the IN. an time
o6er the balance oftheir desirable stock ot
DRESS GOODS
EmBR0l0ERlES,
CL OAK y, &c..
Greatly Reduced Prices.
All Who desire
bargains
are requested TO call At the
Corner Of Rock Island 4 I'd st.
deci SUTTON ACo.
PlhlDS
A prices from 20 cts TO ce4 worth from ,5 10 IS
"A cts, at
dcci SUTTON & COZ
Fancy Silks
LNROA so cts to 81 Is worth from soc;, 10 20 M
l. a. SUTTON SEQ
CIOAkS
EKoM - 1910 $40 co. worth from $40 e.o.oo
1 SUTTON CO.
NSLEE f. m.
Have received thi. day from
New York Auctions,
large 10, OF
Dry G 90 d 8.
all Of which are 10 be Sold q,
GKE.4T B.4xl E.lZv.H
Among them may be found 50 yards Of those
BERAGES,
900 Wool Long Shawls,
so Broche Long ara Square SLawls,
100 pair sup. Bed Blankets.
10 cases Bleached Muslins,
cases Canton Flannel,
100 Dehage and Delain Robes.
cases Prints,
+, 100 pieces Delain,,
$50 :" French and Eng. Merino.s
500 " Satinett, Cassimeres Il Jeans.
With a'great variety Of other goods. which i've vii,
sell al q very small advance on
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
Splendid Farm for Sale.

"iS iarn contains 100 acres, $50 under cuh,,.
~" ares superior tim,rr. cd ,iW.iiiu,
our houses and Nm" barn, beautiful Sir.nin Il r,i
nlhg water That never fall. aud tine or,h,r, -, a
kinds OF fruit ~
IhksS so easy, that at'f Ii, hr.t ,,,u.oi n
Apply 10 'S ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
W Acres l'nimprOyed Land
For Bale.

I'M, - Hautiihl land, heins In see. 4 r. 70 "A .
ohis ~ miles from the Ut, .la y ma, nam i
'i"''. fl''' rrhsonail" and tetms e,ty ARMY
q, EADS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
Dwelling House.

Hs:A 'AhI OF new dwelling house Il he let, co,
yy;s .'stihE ~ r rooms, situated Oh sixth ,,r,,
.3iak hrlw'cn Dtisrr AMI fsrnAm street, n,
cure 81 JOIN LIAsKRMIs. Plan, Fort. maker ,,
once builiing, Brady street OF at this once.
nov lSdif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
60 SES ElsAL 49,
Mi Brick aud Frame Houses IN

IhhRh VIII be enc more, AMI the last. a,stri,,
1 non OF Lots BY the Union Settlement CON
pahy totake piac" ~ n York In fey ,,s,. Tor h.,
Va oi"e eity, n. T. Anyprsoas wishing 10 pu,chs,
can w so ps taliihg on SAMUEL CAILES
corner Of Second ami Rocs island ,,s.
LSI'rice t25. go.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-24

=, the House of Representatives, June 80, 1856,
~ ,oyng the debate the Bill reported from the Com
nrse On TG7itorcs for the admission Of Kansas INTO
the Union State
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-11


Vim y Baker, ChristiAnA, Pa
David KugTe, Lebanon &c, pa.
hslmnsi Hatfield, PhIsdelpbia.
II. Torrey. PhilAdelphAa.
James z Price. WILMINGTON. Del.
Joshua Beal, BAtyn Rouge L..
Thomas Beaver, Phisdeiphls
D P Forest, Bucks %, Pc.
Augustus Linn, CQsrpssy %, o
D Hronssl&h, MsysyfIls. Ky
Grabrisl Bear, Lancaster ", Pa
Herman c Guiss, Phnsdsiphis
Geo u On, Lyoosaing %, Pc
John Mevsy, HAssfS6psrR, Pa
Edmund Bayern, Bvoakl5p, n
"a Tschse, Salem, Asxspas
Jane orsgs, Assop Co, Va
M Dssi, ClsiTneid Co, Pa
Esuj Ednasds, ButlsT Co, 0
M kift. hsysvtis, Ky
w Y Noble, Chicago, In
IA L Ride, scbuyikm Co, fs
Q A Mason, PhilAdslpkia
Lsyid ClArk, hisysvtle, Ky
I'D Ringer, AlsxAadstA, ea
X b Hart, Evansville, Ind
JosepL Peut, Salem Co, N
1T Torrsy, Uppss asndushy, o
Jacob Leoasxd, PhilAdsipbis
0iipaa, wilmingtoa, Del
% Actntys AorsilAnStop e. Pa
r Platter, Wilmington, Del
II eohnsop, potteT Co, Pa
~ Mokv1n. Phflnda{uhda
AQgteE Pol, WilmiHgteu, Del
Wv 6Aussr . Co. e1nelnqar
3 Aiilq, Bed 1lou (psp, fh;k
Jams " kAnoAAs, fsels e., {
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-11

~ nr.,,,,. ., 800, w..Nn 10 substanttatod BY Ghe
ioilowinr and many other eeruncAtes, references
ana extracts Of letters Eivenoy reliable gentlemen
vhose names arc smxsd thereto.
Having hecome the patentecs and proprietor, Of Ed.
vim and james n. tiArks patsntCombined Grinding and
Bolting or Merchant
FIGURING MILL,
Eos the State Of lows, wenow oder cbunty, Township City
and shop rights and Mills for sale on favorable terms. We
will have onein operation aud on exhibition in thecourse
Of this month, whom we advise all TO call and SEQ II. anf
they will say. Is did the ancient Queen Of shsba, "tho
half has not been told"
Mllegs, farmers, capitalists aud spectators will nnd
this mill presents a rare chance for a ssfe, sure and prof
liable investment.
This highly ingenious and much needed Invention
forms an entire new feature In the manufacture Of wheat
into nour, ard the splendid manner in which II performs
it, work, grinding, bolting and separating the grain atA
single operation Into seven different qualities OF Flour
In length by four feet In breadth, u the rapidly Of over
twelve bushels pcr hour on . pair u TrSnch Burr MILL
stones only thirty inches in diameter. The Grain 10 con-
ysrssd A. = s sinG.e ,S Sps5snon s int s, n1.s1 n ana ~. sSp sharss
At single operation, any power being applicable 70 pro
pei II, from a four horse power up to any other dssired.
The small space II occupies would mot 10 missed when
placed In a room with other machinery, and the am AL
amount Of power Il requires % propel il, it, economy in
construction and operation, makes It certain that, ere
icuS. it will superseds and revolutiouirs all other Flour
not liable to get ont Of order. So applicable 10 1t to the
wauts Of the world, that every saw mill, machine shop,
locomotive shop, foundry, forge, rolling mill, or suy build
~ walls ! co,npists Merchant FIGURING Mil at the tri-
ding expense Of from four TO ssveu hundred dollars.
CAprioS-Al persons in want of FIGURING Anls
throughout the State are advised TO wait aud come aud
zee our Mil in operation before purchasing. and all per.
sons are hereby warned fom trespassing OF Infringing on
our rights, as We shall maintain them to the strict letter
Of the law.
These Mills will make over Ffty Barrels Of Flour every
ror further particulars see certificates below aud address
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-11
ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
nAprnR MHEG.L LIZ CLAIRE.

UILLkeepeoastan:iy on hand and for sale lsrgt
w assonznsntof lumber, Laths hhlA.
gles Of every variety OF sire for Dsndisg purpose
as also hard y God Tor cabLtst vork and machinery.
Being ~ the of therapias he can obtain select
a. 70 { eep the Mills runptsee very week IN the yssr
eraers can therefore be e1lsd on shoftnotice 81 ap1
Int. -
he als, urnishesiunber offulIsizes and stthe
lowest sasA Pres. @@ FEB. .i555-dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-11
FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsT MILL MEN
The Best Mill ever offered to the Public 10
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL

(WHICH has taken ihe Eirst PrsmiHn a, autbs
w state asd CsHaty fairs where "A Ia, h.su :,
hibiled, and n Go3a Medal at The .5asyiean Ia,ti.h,
y. y. ely This Ituiy egcsiieni Mul, cslel,r.lal
alike ior lis simplicity, durability and pracueabOU,
patented Jany I'd, 1855, slRnds unrly aisJI m. ~.
aumbero i shoss nails sold, and their inrrea,Iu. n,
nsnd ioreibiy declare their merit (o,ar 1000 bs,In,
been sold IN the last ak monlhsl. Ilsy ara adfoip.
bly, adapted FOR grinding Corn, Oats, Wheat, Had.,
Corn IN The ear, spices, &c, " ith n ra pidity and hi
fscuon unkno~ DbsIore.
No. 2 Ailli grlndr from 1 TO Q bHH. of maaI. or lgta
iaous oitesd per honr with iTom : 10 = horses, AMI
other nos. q propoTionate amount. They can be
propelled by horse, steam OF water power, and arc
well adapted 10 irregular motion, hUuca nj n tdaln,
cost they eau be attached 10 any saw mill.
MEAL Ssivhs are attached Ii these nlills, thus. teu-
dsflnS lhen HE only truly prasti1abEs mill a IArnsI
cAnhaye.
References can be siysE where these min. have
needing dressing, aud likewise where uasy wsrs Ia
Toaaced Tour months ago for grinding Irsa oar.
III al established fact thai all mills using HALVES
"tstJesd" but heFer"grnd ~ saI," aud unat All con-
and eoe crashers only crack the corn aud cob, AMI
that neither reduce the feed 10 a desired nusns.s
10 be used With PROFIT. But the
FELTON, MILL.
Without knives, and with grinding surfaces 60 hari
teMpoisa slseI"'l' not aieetit, IL ca pabio OF griad
The nnoness OF meal. These facts iu,llfy n, Ia Wa.
raninx these mills ~ give entire salIsfaeuon.
FOR Ihriher iuiorniahon and mills and rIybt .bpiy
10 iIhoI LOOMS * Co., Office lie ltsira
House, Davenport, Iowa, or Box sUs z. u.
dec 3i.dwIf
10 TIE PEOPLE or SCOTT 90
Good News for the Ladies,
The iardships of tile dreaded "washlug day. ars ali
removed Nv
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C0FrEks-7s RassRio. LSuaro, Java, Maraosibo
~ and Havana Co6ess, sslscteA sxprssty for ~
failing.
sUGARs-sl Bbls white and yellow refined Sugars
granalsssd, also refined NApls saeaf. These SUI
Gars are ali ofthe best Quality.
Now TEAS--l17 cAesse% half eA1s1,Q Bexss aud
caddies Of all s.zss and dsssnptsns Of hate tuports-
uons, embracing some ofthe highest aud 1nsst grades
Of the celebrated ssMaysns" and .sPtdg soosy"
CROWNS. These Green and nlAck Tess srt decidedly
n nns and curious caops - ever erosesd ~ Aissis-
seu and We can Onf O0ionge, Fon.
enonss, sonchongs, 0~unpsvdsra, lnpsnels sAd
Young Hysons, Gar superior In fragrance and make,
70 the generality ofTess bro ught West Asthsy we're
selected especially for H1n,Iy uss and are less In
proe; We can with confidence Invite exaninatien and
trtA.
RAIsINS-50 Boxes, halves and quartsrs;-also
Valencia RafsinG
MS Bbls pited and ~unpitted;
do pared, Currans, Dates, Figs, and
many other Fruits, dried and preserved.
S~oAPS-Psim, CASTLE, shaving, German aud
Chemical krAsiys, &c, Ae; together withs large vsri-
ETY. Of Baskets, Willow, Rattan and splint, Wooden
war, s0kegs Of Nsis, ~ Bbls Fun, AAcksrsl. White,
salmon and Sea Cd Herring, ~ Bales 3 aud u bushel
Wheat Sacks and many ythsr afttcles-An for sale,
cheap and warranted 10 give sasisfacson.
ACoB ,Ja,6 CO.,
June 10 dwa HAwkeys Store.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-11
M I 4

WH0LReALR AND RETAIL.
THE subscribsrhas received from the Eastern and
ofgoods Of all descriptionsln common use, consisting
Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, hsts and Caps,
G~lasswars, Queenswsre, bu6slo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton warp,
Carpet Chsiu, Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glsss.
@ At. Id ksnawhs salt Hardware,
Xst'sand killsaws, Iron, allktnds, steel assorted
Castings, Malls, all Kinds, Grindstonss,
Wodelware, Live GessAfeathers, PtchAOskum.
Sole and Upper Leather, WALLPAPER,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stun. &c.
which will be sold at small advance for Cssh, Al
intend keeping everything In common use, psr,ons
wanting several articles can obtain them on Front n.
1t the Brickstorso opposite the Mills, Davenport. low.
June6, 1883. j. ROd