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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

Lslsssbtr, Luih and Shtss yIss.
n kENDAB.l. 4 20.
y KENDALL JAS GRANT
4 tn yld McCath, ,n.ii az prepared TO MI o.
y d',s 10, al Kind Il Pm iu,,b.t Ls,h and
SHAVED PINE SHINGLES.
lJuntl ~
CITY BELLE.
VIE Proprietor u the CITY Belle Ic, C,"anl ami
j C"nf..rton-ty Saloon on B,a.iy Street yppy.nr
The Post Officr building, l. now fully prepared 10
ait on then customers with the following iuxuri.s
OraBg AID L.mon Ices, and Ico Cieans foI.isu
and domestic fruit hUr made pirs aud cakes, swesi
milk,
Len, ,ODs Nde and Soda Water,
og.th.r with facilities 10 provide .nbstsn,iss for
ihe innei uiah
ia, nj hsi, vii ventilated colAIoiion- aud Creamy
roum- Tor Ladies ana Cent. -neL admit u no
,ivsl IA The city and ho lnai, kn"w> trt'es how to
rye up thing> with IL atne-> and dispatch or makr
better
IoH O7 HAAG
than Nixon Parties, Pic MICS Soiriers Weddings,
Public Dinnrrs, b. fnrni hrd oi. the shortest notice
and most Reasonable terms
Ladies and Gentle men who wish To enjoy, in CON-
k,rtsble private rooms, the cool and refreshing
LUXURIES OF THE SEASON,
| all at the CITY Belle
otmsy27itf &c. NIXON
For Sale Or Lease.
| THOUR LOTS situated On 81 and Scott street, To-
/, II particular enQGitr II CoRBIN Dow,
| (sngl6dtb JAMES NAY.
Dr.. w. .. MINIER
| Formerly q Rock leland. M
surgeon / uoneepathic Physician
Once on ID sseet next door 70 a. l. 0mitAb vasis.
y Store 10 p. MsrWin's o0ce rear Llndslsy's Jew.
elry store. (mAS97d9no)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

BOOKS and STATIONERY.
Twia-('ity Beck &sre
AND NE VS. u E.PO II
lad street opposite u.s claire . .sse.
DAVENPORT, IOWA
BOUkS! STATIONERY!
Magazines +! New spapers AG.,
4 (oSsfANILf on hand. sut ia.iN r-e.iving adj
>tsa- ih,-i e..'sa tn,-ut - 10 aiis sii kind-
k.l> Sisthlnen,
Nap, inh"graph-,
Pat Moni-- G.it snd sir,i p.u
~ t"-s't~' si'n .rr.t sstitv, sttti'- n-uaiy
putin hei- A. ni -fot ,,ie II al IN p..palaI Ssw
book- nsxs aid N.s-lsp-,- sub s,,rtra,>
New Yak, Bo-ian C,neinua,. .ni Oh. ,ao Dsi.--
received "N-ry lining II STARR
.VfeCs! .VSscs!!
W. rre-i,e r.ai4,iy the fI,,~in. Ma.nsinr. aud
New psp-r-
Hapei Gpdrv
6if sham. Putnam,
p'i"r.on Ulaekwo,i
Knig gksrb.sk-f, BAiiou
Hou> hold erd, v ..'rs Ma I'm Inventor Yam
Ne Sotioh- LeiesN Jorih.i, I@,,,i.f. i,.. te
OF Fashion, Com chaite,, kaiaoay ti.iiss,-Us u
th,ss
NrW York Hrrsii Daiis and W.skiy
Iiibunr
- fiur-
S-m,- " rrkir, Ttibaue
tamptisu
B,-t"n Dan, T,a> err
ca. ihn1tt Daily Ga.str"
'' Cuinurroiai
'Lnaeo f,ibshr,
Times
- nuiOcTdtc Press.
~ Luis TIL Weekly Mi-.ouri Republican
CihcinDaii w~ekly Commercial
90 1inIrs
haiiua'- Pictorial,
.seih MaYa7iir,
fla. Ut On biun
I,u" Flag,
tii.e Sam American Union
- -tir- r. l. rial, PI0i vi E..~tsr
"'i"htifc Amrrisau.
i.tr Illustrated.
PiCas
Bother Johnathsn Clipper Poie- Gasrtir Spirit Of
th' Tim Hem" J"utnal, l.edg-f sundn, D-baiyh,
shitinai Iri"sfaph irsb American ttieeH
ai!i ih"np-,ii' hahk Not. Reporter.
NV iotk
Bell Life t~I"rtiusD iiiu a'd London NeN, Lon
d''u Punch aud w"ekiv Time, Inin,,ii, 10, at al
Oh, ,"thisf ub~erpions i-c..ived
faa'.!i an" y H. STAIR
2ui Il op e.. Clair Hp,ise,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29
NOTICE 10 ADvEkTsAEKS.

No rouirsr~ foT y~sily advertisers will he fisc0h
ttnari without psrsiHas not'r I" -
Ls,sr e.t- ch.ryrsi iuabir the -aiu~ Dimensions "f
iyp-
Displayed sdv~rti-.n-nt. "a" half more than
..isi rates
,.a,iy advertising contracts will br uDd~rsts 4 y
Appi, -t,,tly g. the nnnsis ate business ~ the ,is-r
ta., .i all oti-t ,is.ti-em-uts srnt ia ~ ths ~
,e.t-e, vii be charged rstra.
Advertisements nOt accompanied With in-tractob-
viii be inserted uniil forbid .nd ehsrsed accordingly
So,n@s ior religious and benevolent purposes ~.
serted ons time free II cost, thereafter charged as
vsh.r aivert,-emsnt-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29
BOOTS AND SHOES
wholesale eA3 Retail, /,
THE EMPIRE STORE!

BRADY HTHEET, DAVENFUHT
VKvEha, now IN store a large and well selected
w -toch VI Boots aud Sho.> which w tnsite
III attention Of all ia ant OF articles ia oui line
Country Traders wiz hing 10 repleRi>h their sto
~ ind II To their advantage 10 cali On u before pnl
chasing rise where
To our nume rous customers whs prefer custom
Work We continue to hold out Inducements In the
way of DytmS stock and sttlisA so0rk not ~Qusled
this side u New York
All kinds Of LADIES' work manufactured - usual
(ApSOatfl MOORE 4 BROWN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

>
p.rhs-rds
.uO.V'HTER STOCK
~ NV BEAUTIFUL sApit AND Fancy
FASHIONABLE GOODS.
Stlks, 30
Black aiSo d. Rhine sut. in end
l.ss ,strty SAX Msnt,ilae-n.w
sisi-~ Soiid Goipi~ al w.sl d.
Lame, Fame, deLaines, all
k,iid; new -isiss D@Bss-s,
qasDtiiy and cheap.
Extra tnp-. F,anch Md Gi,v.,g
EiibIoder, d Vai!s; FoIinriUa
VI all kihd. fbg-h 1hl.s-
Lace, Tari.t..n- NC Swi~>
Mnslni-; D.ttad Musili-, q, Ap4
Collars, Dm,ty band ~
l's'tnts, Gtn ykssssss, SC.
Great variety oi Shit B.soms
Fancy Color d Kid Fnish SILK
.ii,N"~; PLAN at,i Fancy Dr.
Lame t.n-h Lawns aui fade
Iin.n
Canton Grape SkGsCls, &c.
Splendid assortment ~ AlpsccSs,
l"w and choice styles ~ CiEg
hans. Vail BeiaEae ali kind, u
C"ilarsi French worked caar>,
bsautirnl >tyle-; rich Rmbtoii.i-
les IN -.tts
Hosiery. GlOres, Hc.
ftu. LINN Canhrc Esnitrr-
hrt- shawl NaT,.ty II quali-
IT, and pattern; Thread La.
Tiin,uline great Aali'tN; Mourn
iny SrtiS, SIN Lace; Black ace
Walls &c
HOOpe0 B Gb'Nss Cloth Skirts.
french Embossed Chintz Cnr-
lam ho,ais; India Swiss Mall,
Lawn Erayats. Hn.k Jtcnnet
ani Camhric Mnsi,hs; Stnpri
ant Plan NAin-,.bk MusliH4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

aus ~.Liats3d, Lsta sEd ssaeste oe 0ana11
OIasA, E,Assss Esrs. csnsss, NsH, Vlssss , y
Aeeo1sss -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

Deputy County Surveyor Plans and Drawing- o' al!
siui- neatly xecut-d Orders lett at the ethce oi
~ Mnrr VIII he promptly attended To- ari
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

GEkMAN
Chewing and Smoking
TO II I'll e. -
Snuff,
C.1.V'GI' GODD<.
sEGAR & GASES,
r. ~ &C Piv PS.
Rv0dv street, sseNs' Es'Ons,
Davenport, Iowa.
Illinois street.
Hetweenf " warrnand " II Rswn'~ hrk-t"res
Rock Island, III.
This Il ,rshIi- hment j. branch from III,
Largest House in New Orleans,
tnd Ills s,.si> Al
U'MOleSNlP,
Atm. YORK 4 N, ORLEANS PRICES
PRIZE MEDAL. CAVENDISH,
Fpi unlN hy
(maNGitti WM FhANkFI
How+'s Improved Patent Truss
Bridges.
0,HE unA-, signed Proprietors of the above Pa
/ tent H., the state OF Iowa snd are prepared I"
contract i"r the erection "i Ra'lway and Highway
Bridges of any length ot span, tf"n ST. t. hh' fret, IA
any pat ot the state.
A. the above E,n nis-- have been adopted on most
Of tt- Railroads IN the United State W. deem '"u
ent a. to th, st.hgth, ,iu, ability, and rheapn.-s
unnecessary All Uo,inuncat at,on upon the su'ief'
will receive prompt attention. Addtes>
sIoNF, BOOMER 4 BOYINGToN,
feblGitf Davenport, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29
CE0. =, nIlnshEs.s.,

Atsorasv asd Cbs~ss1Or at As'ss'
ICommissioner OF Deeds Tor Co""se'''W
wMslvs psonps and cassfai ssssasioa TO the collie
s sS s,,,ss' ana m other k!nds of flsaai bus!nssa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

LANES. T.. lfAlGANE,

Attorney aud Counsellor at Law. Oth'e IN baNfh
pats Eiteh "Iirt>,t II" thr I'tiair" h""Nr
d.r2n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

French Embossed chintz; car
lam Good, Iudha Swiss Nail,
Lawn Erayats. Hnk Jicunet
ani talnhfic Musi,n. St,pri
and pam Nam-ubk Mn>l,H4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

,,,, ,;,p pnv-u.,,n pftlc. yn Brady street, oppn
a.. th. r., t,itis,' ot-t PerlS tIdhii,t S'oi"
Dnt.r h.,ars n,"rr p,r,t nisrlS from : '" \
,,I,,,,,In.lp ispisaiiI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

osa,ss !n Ready Msde uoshins, Cloths. cs's'Msfs''
&c., gsoas ssssst nsvenpors. Iowa oesle"
w. u. =, 0VRLES,
|A...,., ana o~,aaslior q Lav-O0cs at the
1sns insuseuce Oo'.s oGlss, west side OF AAin De-
tveen Rrout and Second stseet oe"o" "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29
~ lISINESS CARDS.

Attorney aud Counselor at Law, N"iaiy P"hlr
"a f., Comm an.,i,t Il B-.f. Tor " W
y. pan aud ohln. Onice corner Brady ana sTd
II Davenp"rt. A"F Is ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

EOCR LOTS situated On 81 and Scott street, f0'
II pattieuiaI- enQGitr II CORBIN 3 Dow, oT
(sngl6dtD JAMES NAY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
I0WA STEAM CABINET
.;,IrWaN LlFE SAVED!


ia REobLs, E,l,, Dear sir:--As took YOU, msss,
clue 10 sell on eousg iincnt, no cure no pay take
pleasure III stating lis effects AZ reported 10 me ps lse
bro;bsrs who live Ia this place, and their testimony Y
f,ir Rnseinner pfttli ] have received
" = CoYEIly teld mel bad taken nine bottles oi
Christios Ague BasaIn, and continually while
usns II until my lunss aud liver were ~ @
,sares thai bleoa discharged from my mouth and cow
N. "a thnt an thought imposstSls fer nc g A1s
fhr0ugk aa8tber CkiH. Tie dostots 700 an az ssey
could idr me, but shonshtl I.st dt' Se'n.ns aa n,s
rseb af oace relieved OF the distress aud nausea NJ
nv ana pain ia my head and bowels, aud prodGc-
ssi arsrEnunen, sure IN a short time, ,,,,n. =
nj III. CSsEIIs says; y had been tasins Dedieine q
ID g5oa doctor as We hays in county, and taker
aS quantity o qu,aue specifics without any goo.
from ssth Apgnss 70 Eth pessnseT. hs' ssans se~
Rhodes Fever and Asue Oure, which Elected porras
ueut cure by using two-thrds of q bottle. z4N
g. NJ. CoNKlIs was not here but the other brothers
ay hs case Was the same as H. Ms soid the medicine
20 both the day. and tho cure was - ste1y ion
tho ssmo .msll aaaatity' and might y spTfaSaroS
The above spsa for itseil GOOD frooi ss 1, is, it Z
ofuo better tenor chan the numeer q ks eert.
Gates Ihayesrsady published, end tns s'' Al'
one thing more. Last yesrl hsd eesas'eo 70 sss"'
tAs psbiiciu these words;
isstiss enc arm rAs ~ ,s.t.. fs
INV sasasetas. gaS tksa rtth srass8 tnpsssNss -.
IAssr yassyAist DitA tAs szsIsastsss Ls epvesr.
fsr II ssy stAs~ aesissSs ssy - asea - ssres'
Now take pleasure In saying that the esstses resei
rsd 10 the same pr. Christes Ague Balsam" mention
tionod in tho above esstneaie.
s-There arr several other Industrious people who al
sppyius 20 their trash all that pahlsh aboS
nv feyer sad Ague Cure Antdote 10 Malaxis, sses>
sks Ctrtsatsss CSrss, ana the Cestincsse q the q
sbrated chemist pr james r Chilto fu favor offn Ps
sciy harmless ehsraetsr which 10 attached 70 every %
lie. These viii alwsys 10 distLuSisA ny s6st
toniutsops' Jas =. fnvR3sss ns93sss. \. i. s"s
Wholesale Aesnts--H Biakalel p Les,S - ~
Pea, oa,sass O; I, Webb. nEssPs;s ~ - !
/ nrugSists gspsrsiy' ~ ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes


nAVISCf obtained the agency for tae sale OF Lii
Il LES Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Sales, Bank
LNeks, Bank Vault Doors and Frames we prepar-
ed 10 furnish al manufacturers price. any % aose
articles short notice.
these Safes all fastened with Lille s Locks Civ
lug undoubted seeliy against thieves, perfectly
iree FROM denpstss and better fire proofs than any
other safe made. The burning Of them il any buii-
ding cannot materially isIure them and they may be
exchanged for new one al any agency BY paying 10
ropeintipg. The vault doors and frame reliable,
oconomicsl, nis generally used here lhey
are best known.
Tho Bank Lockshave always foiled the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests applied TO these articles by Jurors
ss mechanical and agricultural fairs where they haze
slways obtsined tho first premiums establishes the
certainty OF their superiority. Purchasers invited
to call and examine Inc articles, references, ecrtin
Gates, dIc., before purchasing. s.
Tie undersigned are the only agents In Gars L.
Ian t.li., and pFsenpor. tfowa) for ts- !. tfi's
Ssls CnHpany. %. Troy, N. ". S'T+rrs .kdrtssn n
either I,.oa " ail! r'".tva Tr',dlE.l a.'ai.I on.
Ma..ra tHti.D Il BAKER. 5
Illinois 81. Rock issnd.
L Cd, !. .s4sg-l}. Second st.. psvenuart.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

INSTINCT OF HoRsEs.--It is asserted
as fact. says the Cincinnati Times,
that some of the horses in the service
ofthe fire department have become en-
tirelY restless, and seem anxious to be
off the moment the fire bell commen
ces ringing; and though gentle at other
times, are NO sooner in the traces of
and engine than they dart off at the
top oftheir speed. They seem topaz
take ofaii the excitement OF the fire.
men on such occasions. An incident,
resulting rather seriously to Mr.. John
Wilson. member of fire company
number 10, exhibiting this instinct.
occurred yesterday afternoon: Mr. VII
son had one Of the horses OF the COM
pany hitched in a cart, and was dri-
wing leisurely along the sreet, when
the fire bell commenced ringing. The
horse Immediately became excited,
and whirling, started for the engine
house in full speed. Mr.. Wilson
found it almost impossible to manage
| him. The horse ran on until he came
TO the engine, when in turning the
corner he upset the cart. Mr.. Wilson
was thrown ont. and the wheel Of the
cart passed over him. crushing his
ribs. 2 sz'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
Remember! Remember

lNls Fresh 0kroC9r1e9
A low any house u the city, and delivering them al
your aud always keep on hand the beat
brands OF ElOMr 10 the market in quanaaesto 10 sn.
A prime article Of Dried ksei, eanyissed;
A choice selection Of Gfeeu anu BLACK Ieasi
Hio and Jaya Coiee, roasted and ground
Sugars, N o GrsnuisGel, Crushed aeq Powdered
Pepper, q fresh lot ei Spikes, Pepper &c, SC.
Tapioca fsrna Sage, Ground Rce, Isnglass, Prunes,
. CuTrspts. Marscratn, ylns, ssvory, sags, Se..
irssrl Barley, Split Peas, Almonds, Raisins, sc.
We haye large stock and 10 erabracSs everything III
our lipa . Call ard examine. We guarantees sassfsc
y.su,. 1gstIa s .sgag III DALlEtL & Co,
ssSs n sseerner "a q Fsfrs sss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
THE CRIME--THEC CHASE--THE Ar
,e vr -T-t~e-s's REST


In 1853 young man named Alan,
forged check at Marseilles, M,, n
the name Of w. F. White, payable 70
I'll. O. Allen, on the Blackstone Bank
Boston, and through the favor Of Mr..
Pope, an honest farmer in the vicinity
! whose acquaintance he had made in
returning fium California, he obtained
$1,000 on the $4,000 check of Geo. 8.
Fisher. Banker at Ottawa, who had
sent the check to Boston for collection.
It was soon found that the check was
forgery, but Allen had left the place.
The case was put into the hands OF
Pinkerton Il Co., Chicago, Detective
Police Agents, who sent messengers
in pursuit, and for three years the
sleepless vigilance of that agency has
followed Allen. BUT the sharp fore
sight of the forger baffled pursuit, and
the detectives seldom came to any
point within less than ten days in time
to catch the fugitive. He was traced
to Maine, to his native place, again to
the West, to Nebraska, Kansas, Conn
ell Bluffs, and this summer to lcKis.
sacks Grove. Iowa. The detectives
in the pursuit had by this time travel
ed about 10000 miles. At the last
named place it wasascertained he had
gone to Maine. Swiftly followed the
messenger, but on reaching Aliens
home it was found he had got wind Of
their pursuit and fed to Boston, where
| ii few weeks since,s he was engaged in
a drunken brawl ina disrepntable
house, drew a pistol, which, ina scufle
was accidentally discharged, and xii
led woman named Margaret Brad
ford. -Forthis offence he was impris-
oied TO await the action Of the Grand
jury. Meantime the agents Of Pin
Serton q Co made arrangements, in
case Allen should notbe indicted at
Boston, that he should be arrested on
Ia requisitien sof the Governor of Iii.
anois. He was not indicted, having
drawn the pistol in self.deience, and
was accordingly brought last week to
the scene of his forgery, and safely
lodged in Ottawa jail. There was
found nponhim at the same time ofthe
| arrest, the receipt which Mr.. Fisher
had. given him for the forged check,
and several blank checks on the same
bank -..~
/ Otayius Allen is only twenty three
yearsold, and is said to be keen, quick
and Intelligent; and to have fine bust
ness talents. He.has pursued a short
career of crime, ond his fate is one o,
the results Of the habits of dissipation,
the fast living, the extravaganza, the
reckless disregard of character and the
effect oi evil associations with those
Iwho are considered respectable Young
men. but who know themselves a. the
fast and fashionable young Of thetown
Tor city where they live. In every
| town and city other Aliens may be
found, or boys who are preparing st
the gambling houses or other vile
places, as they are in our own city, TO
follow the same course or pursue some
path Of crime no less deplorable in It's
consequences.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
WE ?, oaaPsRLl

wH. 2, GAAPnRLi,
spsi BS3E q, 4 Z BSTaE!n. T. .ss. sSsty and To-
orst -ss. Orics II bsGouE. Eouse. Al ofder'
,r.,, ,tjv sttendeSt o. aug. l4th IS. d-.tt
JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,
GNTRAcT0 AND Bull DE u,
Shop co sIley bsi, SIT aneia sts-- rear oi Cons's
s,iohsl, and Vest ni Ieihod.ae cnrsea.
! me 2Gtn 'S5 DID, va
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
THE DAILY. GAZETTE.

The following from the Cincinnati
Enquirer is one of the best things ,of
the kind ever printed:
CONTEMPT OF CoURr.--Hon. Thomas
/. Marshall, Gate member Of Congress
from Kentucky, } was defending 9 man
charged with murder, in Jessamine
County, Judge Lusk presiding.
The testimony against the prisoner
was strong, and Tom struggled hard
/ on the cross-examination. but to little
purpose, for the old Judge was inAe1.
ible in his determination to rule ont
all improper testimony offered on the
part Of the defence.
At last Tom worked himself into
high state Of excitement, and remark
ed that "Jesus Christ was convicted
upon justsuch rulings ofthe court that
tried him."
'sClerk," said the Judge, ''enter =
fine Of $40 against Mr.. Marshall
"Well, that is the first time / ever
heard Of anybody being fined for abus-
ing Pontius Plate" was the quick re
sponse of Tom.
Here the Court became very indig
nant and ordered the clerk toenter an
other fine of $50.
Tom arose with that peculiar mirth
provoking expression Of countenance
that no one can initiate, and addressed
the Court with as much gravity % cir.
cumstances wonld permit, as follows:
IF your Honor please, as q good
citizen, | feel bound to obey the order
ofthis Court, and intend to do 90 in
this instance; but as ! don't happen
to have $50 about me, l shall be com
PEELED to borrow it ofsome friend; and
as | see no one present whose conf
dence and friendship | have 90 long
enjoyed as your Honors, make no
hesitation in asking the small favor Of
a loan for few days, tosquare up the
amount of the fines that you have
caused the clerk to enter against me-
This was stumper. The Judge
looked at Tom, and then at the clerk,
and finally said:
'Clerk remit Mr.. Marshall's fines;
the State is better able to lose $50
than | ann #
=
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
Rork t9latJo.

NIB. OSBORN g. CO.
LANE. sr0CR AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock island, Ill.
Attend to q payment oftares aat sll os5er InSeiefs
oanaaetsd M Land Agency 10 all parts oi illiaon
"a lows. oTse on Orleans street, nesT C9ert
Hsusa.
Cheap Lands.
4 " CT Sec 81 iswn 80 range ieJ sc;''
s.,natsd In Cedar co aatT. Also
SAsW ar $50 "a town 90 range % -
BSEs az sec &c towns0N q afs0 =
EtsE ar "a: :95 gan Skeo Sc,
atsW crsso -ge's con /" 4Es0
sis W arses25 a' seE Z" tRso
RSsRsE ssc:s "a sSN 90
In eouaty e!e offered for thirty days st great
JsrSssEs hy shf.f owners who ara dsterninsd 70 sel
prifto H,H, OSBORN & CO., Land Ast.
-. r. gs Reck Island, Illinois.
yaknya aiao came City al d Country property In
Roek Island county wliDh aEes sarsd very cheap.
Ian SIS 5d--wtf rsg .-
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rLo ma p,oneer l.akery still ahead.


haxlE snsssriosr has reesAeis tp2ao pIsr
! a-aslons Got tho msnutsasete % ssN.ei. .ss
Eilot Irssd, lsc, de-, together VIII eaoa ssso!'
aani Of Loaf Drssd, Cakes ana knsss;; s g.,
,n,nIr fn- ,he inanulsnliFo 0fEsCm 4 ingls -a"
PATENT LOAF BREAp,
made by Machiuery. Tae sivGrtages claimed ,Gr
this procassof mating Broad, nr~ sse, ~
spes, ID ia much aiter end more even, Aesps "a aSs
iopgsr w.hou. beeoning stale, ans 70 "a cnts az
q NOT otasc i.onable WHOM weeA oio, ~ 80 -
hsndso,ne q, die Guos. Ftoneh roll, IL goes ianAef,
aoo IL rsatiy ueed !nio fsnhes She nass
sr used BsseT' bread esihre. sas;i atn ,se
run Bread Wagon ssy heretofore. ~ vasss 81 ~ az az
above articles, terms which eaauOt isn 70 III. -
sire satisfso,on, hogs 20 DO aheto supply s WIG no
nass i,tnr, hove u uerl. eeEiinuaace o. we
.as.s. AI orisrs from the country P,omfsyS ySapF'
es ". ~ gFHHtrEEL JstrH r. psaNtsD pso,asa ehnve
Burross IL Prestyn2p's steam Mis- ''F'
payeRyort ,MaS ~, iS5o-du -----.
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fAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0HN JoRDANs

A LARGE andvafleG assortment ofusnss ana
"A HoYss II cady nIsac Clothing, enbrae-
Ing sllthed'EeTentapd spgfoyedsy!es, and msdeb BY
good wei aGep out oflhe El4,st n1Al2Flki.
Fine gBedtfss and cuHtIt.5a, Union Beaver F6ltS
Fi5t, foisrshauiG..i Flushing, BsngnPs. Sack apd
tqerscals 10Th, Dress and frocS Goats OF
ysrI0us oiossnLt qualities Cloth, Cashmere, sat-
nst. Velvet AID Tweed Panlloons. Silk, Satin, Va
nsir iwansdo Veiyet Plush, Cloth, chsa,mere,
sstinet, pou bic and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jseleis ORA wers undershlns, Hosiery, suspenders,
Ioy ,Cravatt, Collars,
Idos.sosrfs, Winchester and soottssppreyed Patent
rsssm shirts, ,umbrsiasand alisrtice
y kept in gen.lemsu's furnishing stores, udinS
Robes te Ghambre and Revere Vesisand oyefcoats.
LI.o a splsadid assortment of uncut Cloths, Csssi-
an res aud gail which will be made up TO
oraerint The hessmsnner, with promptasss, a. accom-
nodstipg prices, sod By cenpe1snt " orkinen. Ihi.
estsbslsGnel tiBin the moath!3 receipt ofshe latest
FsshIouaso thatorderslBiraste 20 them may be rs-
iedupop Is being ths 10 by those who de-
,ireN All manner of plEin work ,snd work OF gen
teal medium ,pronptly aItsndcdto as heretofore
HATS Of q new styletogether with all ofthe com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
(rstefalforpastpatropGge ,tAesu bsrooGbden6'
IL hopes 10 metiiaco n.snlanee oiths sane.
Nsrehsp. aiiora clottier ,or Froafsreot, ePpo-
sttethsstesR Mile.
Dsvsnpori,Juiy cd, is3s-w&d-tf.
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NOTICE.

ls 10 certify that the copsrtnershtp heretofore
Hexs.ipg between the nndenigned under ne
pams and sIyle of @houp & BaEksioH IL &is day
dissolved by mutual consent,
All tho demands Outstanding IN faSaF Ct s-i nfa
wa 10 B. r, SHouP.
.a A,v. BARKALoW.
rrr The Forwarding and Commission business
vii hereafter be continued By B, p ShoSPG 60,
NJ the sane stEE1,
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Notice.

DOCK Island Bank hss Iais sTrknseiasntStS u nss
I aHrnsssa amount OF the notss oIssIss tsnuiac.
sui lie ssIpe viii be received on depost ofsn pay
snefsfar Rxebsnge or coin 90 me same terms tbe
i;yuss Sf Il solvent Blnss Of Virgins sntue2y
ltio or Indians. III. u. osbOES. res.
nj Ia,sna irnail Il sii ~. q. II. MANN, CsshteI.,
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W. Ii. LINZ. II. D.,

u u wv We
oasv On Brady street, opposits the Peat once o7or
gSrrys Clothing store oce hoars, moro Particularly
a. IA 7 % a. NJ, and from to P. M. spl lI-dti