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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30
- For The Star.
To The Frremen Of Mason County.

We the undcr5is nel, citizens Of the
county, of Mason, and State of Wiz.
"inia. were sometime since deceived
and EN- iccd into the X now Nothing
PARTY, Ian1 were persua lei: to take
the tc4 t-oaths AL pledge r6quir RED
by thetconsttution anil ritual Ut' IS all
Know Nothing order. We have
found Know Moth ngism to be entire
ly different from what it was repre-
sentcl to us to be; and we believe thai
its test roaths, its ecrecy. anil its prin
ciplcs pre- in conflict with the civil
and religions liberties Of our country,
and that they tend. to an alarm ING
Acgrecs to undcrmine1and snbvert pul
free: republican in stitutions, Such
being @ur opinion of the order, We
take II his method of saying to the
world that we have dissolved orr con
ncctioH with Know Nothingism, and
have a solvel ourselves from all al.
legiante to any and all secret, oath
bound political $ societies; and viii
hencefprth, like true A merican free
men, vote as our individual mind,
and cohscicnces may direct us. Civ
EN- under our hands in the county O
Mason and State of Virginia, thi,
5th day Of April in the year of oul
Lord, 1856, and in the sOth year o
American Independence. 49,
JACKSON VA UGER, F..
WASHINGTON YAUGER,
Ri YAUGER. y Il. =:
JAMES mitchell. n !
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-30

See the advertisement Of @. HoRS
IN another column. Mr.. q. is good
ns,rk mao
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
From Ksnsas and ths Upper Missouri.

ST LOUIS, Nov l3.--The steamer God.
win arrived yesterday from the Upper Mis-.
sour. Among the passengers are DIR. Hay
den, the naturalist, with five tons Of curiosi
tiesi Lieut.. Warren and party from explo.
ring expedition to The head waters OF the
Missouri and yellow Stone Lieut. War
rem met Sir George Gore near the mouth oI
the yellow Stone. The small pox was ra.
ging To considerable extent among the
indians,
4 letterin the Democrat, dated Lawrence
sth, says 10 State prisoners were acquitted
OF whom were re- arrested for rohbing the
Franklin p. d. The plan at the coming
election is that d committee shall canvass
the Territory with a petition asking Con-
gress to give Reeder a seat, and protesting
agai1s, the admission OF Whitfield, he hav.
ing been illegally elected, A large quaint.
ty Of clothing und provisions had arrived
and were being distributed among the desti
tute,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
La t . st N . w q.
Arrival Of the Ten nssss .,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov IL.
The steamship Tennessee with San Juan
dates TO the 9Th inst, has arrived The
previous accounts OF the battle Of Grenada
and Massage are fully confirmed. Walk.
er's position was still more favorable, and
the health and spirits Of the army excel
lent.
She also brings San Francisco dates Of
Oct l2th. Senator Weller had been pros.
trated by severe sickness. Other ncws un-
important.
The Indian troubles in Oregon threaten
to become more serious. Gov. Stevens,
who had advanced to the Walia Walla
country to negotiate peace, had been
obliged to return. Al the country NORTH
and east of Days river was in possession
Of the Indians.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

WOULDN'T CELFBRATE.--On Thursdsy
evening, about night-fsll, three Young gsn-
tlsnsn abruptly entered the reading room
of hotel in Detroit, and mads proclsms-
ton for oil Democrats to the Free Press
office. TO hear speeches and cslsbrsts. A
gentleman from the country sat at 4 table
engaged with newspaper; hearing the in
fitslon, he looked up and remsr ksd, gen
uemen, 1t is all very well for yau govern.
mtnt officers in Detroit TO cele hrats the
election OF Buchanan, but you must sxeuss
US IN The country, if we do not JOIN you
| am Democrat, and am Judge of Probate
in the old Democratic county oil -,
where l reside. The counties adjacent used
to be Democratic. After next Jsnuary,yI
can take my team and drive in either dire C.
ton, for hundred miles, over old Demo-
cratic ground, without meeting . Demo-
crate county officer. prefer not 20 csls-
brats. - Detroit Ado.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

mar SUPPER. The Supper gwen by the
;, If the First Baptist Church at the'I
ed,dce, last Wednesday evening, was
.,cccsslul, both as regards the imam
4 ,,oceeds, and the enjoyment Of 'he WIS.,
There was large crowd present
tmberiDg probably four hundred ind 81
red well pleased with the entertain
IT, The supper was got up IN eAceileh'
and there was plenty for all ana OF
..,y best. The Rev. Mr.. Magoun. pas
# the Congregational Church, deliver
:, e,oouent and appropriate address
E,4 nv the ability Tor which he is dls'
,tsbci There was also some hne mu-
,nI general happiness seemed 10 pre-
n We hope the proceeds of the supper
N . frard material aid for the purposes de-
Ia This new church editice is one oil
!, l.roast in the city. and will be an orns-
cot 70 the purt of the city IN winch II Is
TOD II is now nearly completed-at
tho heaviest and eostlieat work 10
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

ors srsryTs rrc.-The work OF paving
sin street progresses but slowly II hal
En- suggested that when any similar im
,.o,rnts are made on other streets, the
goeil award the Job 10 The lowest bidder
an, it cut py contract, instead OF max
II business OF labor by the day. Thi.
!; glf insure economy and quick work Ar
,s5oel,ts should lie made for the paving
4 E-sAy street ct once or as soon as the
ION will permit. Our streets are IA
,r,hIo condition, and most decidedly be-
the general progress OF the city, The
In streets running from the river should
Bsged, aud the side streets macadamzed,
4 tRi. as soon as lime and means will per-
(, Good crossings should be provided for
e..fians The present ways and means
navigating across or through the mud are
t,ndttau.. Tn. appearance OF our streets
. nra.aiug. leaves not only bad i'm
s,.,n an strangers, but lUroag impress
Pc rs 10 the sptitt ot progress and enter
81 Ia our midst When towns of halt the
are often 60 much better prov ided
| lis .his particular, it is easy for strangers
ge.cya that sc are lacking in public spir-
bo.eysr much we may exhibit private
IefPrisr-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
b A N X / " Ct
Tallman, Powers & Mclean,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXgHAAGR
EsaVEE pstsk's' low 4,

nAyEy POss's'. GDssi.
hFRiCK, Brady street, beiryf1n Second and ARD
~ streets Exchange ali The principal e1ttts ~
he United States, Grsst sriSslBt Iceland and m
Ahs Mat Europe bought aHd sold.
Notes and Drafts collected ard proceeds reunited
Exchange
COLLECTIONS Of notes, drafts, accounts iegAelss AAd
Dbefitanees made IN all parts Ut she United stalcs5
Canadas and Europe.
Stock. and Bonds bought and sold oB commission
and Dividends collected
Land Warrants bou ght, sold and located.
Exchange on cities In the United States
Carpenter Il Vermilze, New York City;
Albany City Bank, Albany, " Y;
Buffalo Cay Bank, Buffalo, y Y,
Bank Of Commerce, Boston, Mass
Fra5esmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Pa;
he rehants' & Manufacturers Bank, Pttsbarg- Pa
IeKlm q 90, Baltimore, " d;
Gilmore 81 Rfoshertoa, Cincinnati, 1hi0
lucas IL Simonds, st Louis, Mo,
ffibzens' Bark, New Orleans, La;
* s~in, Brother q johnston Chicago, HI.
sd dytf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

fwo splendid 50 aero Iets far saio, Eear AIR.
Ea'r's,u scott county, Eppiy soon Is
oct. -, dtf I.t-IAi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

TEE ADMINISTRATION ORGAE.--It is sta
ted that arrangements are already in pro-
gress foEthe reorganization of the eitori,
al force of the Union newspaper 1t is in
contemplation TO have one editor from the
North, and another from the South, in view
of Mr. Buchanan's administration. Mr..
Nicholson will retire on the 4th OF March
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
Massachusetts Americsnlsm.

BOstOn, NOV. II.
The Fillmore American Council Of Mas
sachusetts met IN this city yesterday, P. M.
Resolutions were adopted ach nowledging
the supremacy of the National American
organization, declaring IN favor Of the pu.
rilcation of the ballot box, and the proven
ton OF any interference OF church hierareh-
les in politics.; the protection of American
men, American rights and American inter
ests an open Bible and tree schools; a
registry law IN every Stnte; modification
Of the naturalization laws, and, in fine for
the general principle that Americans should
rule America,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
Rioting 10 Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov ll.--This evening a
large crowd armed with guns and clubs,
proceeded 10 monument square with the ef-
fgy Of Hon. Reyerdy Johnson, and burned
il on the railing of the battle monument in
front Of Senator Johnson's house
The motive, it is said, was to manifest
Indignation at the recent speech delivered
by Mr.. Johnson n New York.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
~
larO wars.
!. CLOSE x co.'s. COLUMN

az are now prepared - Offer deaiers And COM
w -amers Alsrgs stock Of Heavy ard Shelf Hard
aare upon terms and prices wheit cannot fall 70 fnt
- propose 10 thA column 70 Keep our enst0lstrs
pJstcd up in hardware matters aud Invite calls from
ear friend. VINO desire fair dealing.
Z or cash propose 10 sell ~ small advance
9uDD kegs Nails. Call soon for bargains IN aails.
r CLOSE co,
tIEEktn; saf.ths oaly ssgtige k1d for sale
! eaeRp " q. CLOSE 90,
Ron orall sizes ror saleio
CAV ,cHralar Mniey aud Cros. Cut, warranted
- at r. CLOSE q co.'s.
RON As!os Ihimbio skeins and sRgispg, a
AkrhNfkhs fool. Of 9ye{ a assss[ Z a9,s for
E'hBlt aud Pocket cailea i4f<s stock for sale
pumps, Force L,t1as aua t,l.io Pea. % .aisat
!. CtbnE CO.'S.
| lGHrNlSG R"d.ana ln.alata.s or salo At
II q GLoaE " cos.
EADrpe erati li1ss from z g ar, % sas at
,OroSs Fence WIRE ror,als 4sages COWS
fAhDEN rooIs ofsysry 1eso[iPP. asg At co,e
uNs, Rhc al Pistols, best qaality r,r .a 6,l low
~1ovEs and rlnwaro which vii b .2li caeaP at
y T CLOSE + CO.'S.
+ GtrHER Betting alt sizesat 80
f1AChiNG, Hemp and Rubber for sale at
/ T. CLOSE ~ cos.
IgLACK&anfH's Tools, Beilows, Anviis, Ham
- mers, for sale low At 7. CLOSE q CO.'S.
lbOFE-ManilIas d Hemp, ALI =izesat
III +. CLOSE Il cos.
FNGlNE, Car and Signal Oh for sale BY the barrel
IL gallon at I. CLOSE + co.'s.
:, AW Mandrels Of all sizes from inch to in. for
- sale At 4. CLOSE q cos.
INaraors vii mud the best assaumeBt flames aud
! "ther mhken Nho tels, padss, scoops, Hoes,
Forks, Hc.s III I. CLOSE y CO.'S.
fuAGNs, Log, Ok, Bln,ifns Trace, Halter and
- Hreaste chains Al T. CLOSE IL cos.
l,oRN shelters AID Hay Cutters forsale lowat
~ 4. CLOSE 4 co.'s.
X. "A dnz. Grain Rakes for sale at
i.jU r. CHOSE n CO.'S.
Ill do. Seythe saatbs, bost pattarn,at
iJO 4. CLOSE 4 cos.
lNNNER's st9ck-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
i aud Zine iJf sale ~ 4. CLOSE * cos.
SttbbLEEY and Coach Trimmings 81 yery low
- prices, +. CLOSE & CO.'S.
INVITE Leaf tn oil, r. close aai 90. Brand,
~ JhsLTt1rtFci, warranted the best in market.
at T, CLOSE y cos.
[ IAsEEU0i BY the barrel or gallon at
- T. CLOSE y co.'s.
=, Ahu Class sbd Patty at low prices at
- L. CLOSE 4 cos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

BALTIMORE ELECTION RIors. The Clip
f. Of Friday says:
we nave recorded the melancholy re.
/ Us OF the fearful riots on Tuesday last
Tar as they have come to light, for very
a"y were wounded, some seriously, per.
PP' fatally, whose names themselves and
ends have taken pains to conceal. The
/ mes ct live killed, and of one hunared
pp t"en'y-threo wounded, have been as
\ ''a'hed aud published. There were al
Us many more hose names have moi
E'" reached, making total OF killed and
'u"dsd OF about two hundred und fifty
'''hs' some OF them women and children,
IL many of them boys"
mere Is pretty specimen of civilization
VIC nineteenth centuryl--25O person.
''.' ana wounded IN the city of Baltimore
''e h"' one death has been reported in
~ city of the fee States, so far as VIC
ave seen.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

unimproyed. Lands for salo.

IG4f received u frs.h supply Vi arUealles, HrFra
- Aati- uiazs, Pants, C.if, Hu.z and Willow Haae
For -rsse low, vhviesalc Sitd retail, by
urlE8 }bEB VAN PATTHfs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

Marshal Tay Ior, in levying on some prop
y cut ,nthe country two or three days
0'E"IInto fight with blacksmith, whom
'hra=hed. Ia consequence thereof, he
- 10 taxa q trip out in the country TO daV
answer to the State, why, with malice
.'"ughr, Sc, he did proCeedto pummsl
70. d rittzen OF the Commonwealth,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

ft"RENcE.-Persons wishing to invest
This famous western town in such a way
u realize a for tune in a short time, will
Case notice the advertisement of Messr.,
Hem 4 Clark in to-day's puper.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
Vermont LexislRtuTe

MosTrELLIER, Nov 12.--The Legislature
of this State have rejected the till granting
$40 600 to lid Kansas.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

'"rNTFRFEITIEG.--L Lewis Krebs, who
rpa little grocery down town, was ar,
.rd Yesterday afternoon FOR passing coun
.irt money We understand good dea
Is found in his possession when search
. made, lie WAS on trial last evening
q "a" dad not learn the result.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
An Old soIdler Dsad

baltimore, Nov. l2-Brig Gen. Bank
head died here last night, aged 70 years
He was commander at Fort Henry, and has
been in the service ~ years.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
Factory Burned.

Bosros, Nov. l2.---I'he Casco Wooden
Factory, IN Gorham, Me, was burned
on Monday. Loss $4,000 Owned in
Portland
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

coon NEws FOR TRAvELERs.-W no.
f hy the Chicago papers that on
'Htay next cars will run from La
.le ION the Michigan Southern Road to
.'s5urg without charge and that baggage
II be checked through 10 Philadelphia
umore and New York, which has never
e." done before. The opening of this
0le attords direct connection with the
nosyIyanja Central, road rapidly gain
.aNor with the travelling community.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

TRrsToS, N. J., Nov IA large Re-
publican meeting here last night nominated
Fremont and Dayton tor 1860, with much
enthusiasm.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
CARD.

F.KNAPP (saeeessar Or knapp a R..n,o.
81 aoalA relarh Sincere thanks 10 the patrons af
~ oid hfm Tor Inc very liberal support extend ed 10
Hs u'r ana hopes by renewed efforts on his part 10
E'ttFs N future liberal share Of patrona 90 nom
eliminating public. He will al all timss hay. in
e and Fancy Of the best and most fsshIanssfe
2s which ne hatsfs him self he will sell al prjca
Hth Sahaot iali 10 meet the views OF all buysrs-
T. SNeoAds III Invitation 10 all TO ean and luok
Afeas his sarerooms, No. Lecl4ire Row.
davenport Oct 4dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
Eclectic Medicines.
6uisLlCi x STEWART,
NotarieS Public
land and Insurance Agents

,.'nysysnelns Investigations Of Titles, Payment
Of Taxes, Loaping and lnsessnen OF Money. and
all ether regular Business promptly attends ed To-
t.lan on "a 81, ia Atkinson's Block, opposite the
Tg laire Row,
sen dtf DAVENPORT IOWA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

New YoRE, Nov. l2.--The steamship
Asia sailed this afternoon for Liverpool
with 81 passengers and 1865 600 ia specie.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
Wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. l2.--Fremonrs
majority l2,2o3, Remaining counties will
nuke il $4,000.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
Selling Rates of Exchange,

RY COOK Z SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
eOrt Des feines Land Agency.
Ian y W ARIA N rs

fE.HE undersigned have for sac land Warrantsa
different sizes, winch they will sellfor cash on
Elae to snit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention to selection and
location Of lands IN Fort ICES Noines, Fort Dodge
harilan and other Western Land districts. Also 10
payment oflaxes and land business generally.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

W Yesterday was mild and beautiful
~ Il delightful contrast to the weather we
'PSr'enced the latter part OF last week
"l 1t continue for al least couple weeks
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
NOV EMBE
D.noerat,s gam since October

In Philadelphia the Democratic gain over
the combined Opposition is ASIA. bu: in
the nixteen other counties officially heard
from, there is Democratic loss of over
1000 as compared with the October cleo
ton.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

DUBuquE, la, Nov, r. Twenty
counties Official. Republican gain 300 on
August election.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
GROCERIES AMP PROVISIONS.
J. w. WILEY'S
On I'd 81 bet. Main and Brady,
OPPOSITE LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.

| 4 NllZhNS oil scott and adjoining counties Your
attention 10 respectfully invited 10 cali and OK.
anime and buy one OF the best stocks OF Groceries,
Provisions, Wooden and Willow Ware, Dried Fruits
Oils, Paints, z io,nswaro, Glassware, DC. CONSIST
Tag In part OF tho following Goods:
Young Hyson, Imp, Cnnpow Ter Rnd Blcek Teas,
NJ" orleans, iar'nea; 70" derad ahd crushed su-
lassesln kegs, nj bb. aud bills; Dried Preserved
| Fruits.
large assortment OF Soaps, Plaster Paris and
LouisYiNc Cement, Jersey Zinc and VII lite lead,
Lnseedp Lard and Tanners obs; Whitley sh, Mack
erei ano Herring, Willow Baskets, Willow Wagons
.nd Cats, Tubs, buckets, Ghurns, Brounis, dc :;
Powder, Shot, Lead aud Percussion Caps; 400 bush.
els Dried Apples, 5000 rs Smuk I'd BoeI Sugar ca
~ Hams and Shoulders; Lard aud Picked Pork /;
floas Corn Mehiand hominy. Aisoa niil stock oI
every other article sonheeled It'll the GrseeTy bust
he's which you are respectfully invited TO call aud
| examine.
AliheaSy articles delivered within any part o. tAe
city,
Davenport, June D, d2tHsf.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
32t acres OF Good Farm land
Ear Snla

'lNHE undersigned, who Is the Guardian oi Sarah
L GoBnAughy, miGof, and agent oil the Heirs At
Law Of Michael tOAuAughy, deceased ty ylrtue OF
The RuthO rity csted Ia HIM such Guardian, aud
OF the order Of the County Judge OF Scott County
Iowa, offers sale nil the Interest Of said minor,
(beng al iuteresI af one undivided unB parl,) aud
also ali the interest VI the other heir. al said dece
daHtin the following described Real Estate, 10 witt
Ins N l. Of seelloA ~, Lois g aid Ia IL and
LpL4 IN school section 10 all lie township No. eighty
(cu)k Of tnIGI east OF 5th 2. NJ. situate Ia Tho
Iounty If scout, Iowa, containing Ia all about 3!5
az res; lao acres under HpToy UInunt, and about
81 acres IL timber land, aud good liz on
the premises d..
Terms favorable 10 purchasers. For further par
ushlars ohquire oI ueo L.. Nlckols, Land Agslt,
Mnih street, and OF J W. Guileau u the Courl
Houso, DaN Newport.
NOYSdgLYu ARnk "a CONN AiIlHV.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
Penusylyanla

We have the official returus from seven
teen cuuDties, including Philadelphia, which
foot up rs follows, We compare the vote
with shat cast in October in the same
counties:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

REGULAR YANkEEs.--The Free State
prisoners 10 Kansas are employing their
time in study ing photography under The d.
rection of teacher Providence Jour.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

A SMALL house on Bighth ST, between Cannes an"
*NBr0wu. tGqninJ of ADAhSON s. RAFT 'I,
und st. above tenA. oe'ai-oH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

tzv ScgOoL HoUsE.--The walis OF Q
i W. Jnck school house OF large size, have
T. teen erected, in the Seventh District
rDeT Of 9th and Dt.wa SITS. II is situs,
gn the brow OF the hill, commanding q
did view OF the Twin Cities" and it.
70 be seen from all points below II
large as the stone school house in the
eal District. The brick work is com
I'D, and the other work will advance
as possible till the building is finished.
" new school house erected Is a monu-
Mt to the intelligence of the people, -
hen school houses 90 hand in hand with
'aar Improvements, 1t is a sure Sign that
f ere not mere money changers on the
-HHay OF life,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
Rare Chance to secure
Valuable Farming Lands in seett County.
For IEaSr
- Third Streets.
ABl5 dn COOK 81 sARGENT.


I 5rf. John 4. B-yie has tbiz day been ADMIT
~ tet = Partner il Hrm. The business win
ss continued as aersiosort. ard under The same
slae sad style. COOK & SARGENT,
JUS. spupgrt. 4 nriil.f. tg.,G
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

sN3ERow EseAPE.-Ws noticed last week
Il explosion Of the boilers Of Burrows,
n, 4an l. Balls Flour Mill at Fulton.
remarkable that no one was seriously
arst by this explosion The boiler. were
/. small house, which was literally blown
a.eces, the strongest timbers being snap
ike pipe stems, and nothing but a
remained In ibis house were two
and boy, almost against the boilers.
men vas al the side Of the boilers
Gu they exploded. Nearly halt Of a boiler
seed over his head, so near as 10 knock
Z as hat The explosion smashed an eie-
s clsltrn at his side, the water OF which
.sr.y drowned him, and probably prevent
am be.ag badly se.lded BY the steam
Pr eide Of lis face next to the boiler was
5an7l and the ei.tern side clean, He
,' scarecly injured at all The other two
we're only slightly hurt. Their escape
s Miraculous. They were left safely in
s2mP!eIe wreck. The engine was but lit
/ ujured. The accident was doubtless
se3 by letting cold water into almos,
pig aad highly heated boilers.
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NJ crrs, 10 wellinPf5Ycd, water and timbar
ldS on ii good road, and ouiy four miles from
me ETY. Iiyoa desitu4 btaulitul huar, apps anot
10 Oct. a, dIi &c Eahs.
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Books, Paper 4 Stationery /.
IIE-frflIAE

HAVING purchased the entre interest IN tiAi sci
L known and long established Literary LspOt
1.-THE Iowa BOOK Rooms"
iiie subscriber respectfully informs the f3fart pHL
aud customers OF tbe esabl tshnsnt that o has hi a
removed the stoc' &c 70 the
New and Commodioua Brick store,
next door south ri the Gd tgi4 where h. hopes ~
a. by st1Ct and sselHaigs attention 10 tiia
a Book, Paper ald Stationery
business continuance vi e Id tal 4ups1rt hartt39Ia
ext ndsi % the ~ hrn. ElI ADAU3
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Machine and Jobbing Shop.

~ II. ABBOTf - now prepared so nlaHuiacture
L SaN. ATboFs, h"tary saw Mills, HSistiug Ma
chuery igr stores, t!Juring Mil Iron WORK, aud all
studs OF Wors usually dOue Ia the nachust line.--
fpecdal attention gwen To repairing saw, FIGURING
anA.. Planning MA machinery; also IbIeshiug Ma
ci.ihcs repaired without delay. Having procured
LhJ best eastern tools, together with many years
experience Ia the business, iae confident OF giving
Li.IscuOBt a. gil Who nav favor lac with call -
corner OF ~ and LeCiaiIv sis opposite Gas Works
Hsgr the II. lS. depot BayenportOc Sd W6ms