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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-29
Real Gtate.

Jons +. II. TALLMAk, CHARLES POWER.
poushkeepsie, N. Y. Davenport, Iowa
TALLkAN 6 POWERS,
AttOrneys6 Councillors al Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE south side of second street opposite eCiaire
Block over Wiley's store.
I ANDS boughland sold on Commission. Having
Iaso Office in Eastern New YORK, at point
from which alarge emigration may boexpec,ed during
the present season, have unusual advantages to
dispose oil lands to actual settlers.
II PLoausnegotiated On Real Esla,ea ecurity.
-REFERENCEs--
New York CITY. Poughkeepsie, NY.
Hon. John Van t;uren, Hon. Charles n Rugges,
A. Z. flagg, Gilbert Dean,
- Charles u'Conor, - NJ Vasser ~ Co,
William i. ilay emeyer, . Benson Losing
Anthony } Beeckcr, " Prof. ). Il. h. Morse;
William Il. SIX idmore. Utica, n. Y.
Albany, NY Hon. Horatio Seymour
HIN, Cagger Porter Chicago, Ill.
HogeboOme, King aud i,oee X Swift and Co.
Erastus Corning. lille and Fowler,
Apll3d VIII w. X. Wood and Co.
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h SUMMERS LECTURE. The Rock IS
! says, that "the good people OF Daven-
we're so much pleased with MIR. Sum
lecture on Monday night, that he re-
ID it last night 10 crowded audience"
are inclined to think our neighbor is
aiken, as we have heard no intimation OF
epetition.
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Congressional.

w UbVI1TgVU11l W IT
House-Mr Grow reported bill annl
limo the legis lative acts of the Assembly oil
Kansas which required certain oaths, inclu-
dino one to support the Fugitive Slave law,
to be taken by the public officers of the
Territory.
The discussion on referring the Message
OF the President recommending the APP
probation of S3,O0o,O00 to increase the ell
ticiency Of the military, was resumed.
Mr. Qutman said there was nothing IN
the Message ominous of war, as had been
stated, though in his opinion there was
possibility, OF war. England could not en-
gage in war with this country without
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-29
CHAMPION Probably Dismissed, etc,

Star of the West arrived Walker has
annexed the whole of the Mosquito Terrific
~ to Nicaragua. Col, Kinney has arrived
at Grenada.
A Tribune correspondent telegraphs
from Washington that the statement is
wholly unfounded that the British Govern
ment ever made any big distinction or even
qualified apology for violating our neutrall-
ty laws.
Star of the West left San Juan on the
10Th and Key West on the 23a, Brings
$500 600 in treasure. A decree was promul-
gated at the City OF Grenada, claiming and
annexing the whole Mosquito territory as
integral portion to Nicaragua. Shortly af-
terward, dip omatic corps headed by Col
Kinney, arrived from San Juan, and had
audience of Gen. Walker on following day,
Kinney was placed under arrest Suhse
onently banished from the territory OF Nj
caragua and cent under the charge of Maj.
Wharton to the Atlantic seaboard.
Steamer Empire City from Havana 23d,
arrived this morning, passed on the I'D
sloop of war Cayenne.
The Herald's correspondent telegraphs
from Washington,-"l am enabled to as
sert that the President is determined to
dismiss Mr.. Champion Immediately. The
letter of dismissal being already written and
will be handed TO Mr.. CHAMPION probably
y thin the next "a hours. Neither the Pres
ident nor the Cabinet suppose there will
then be war in consequence. Nor does any
well informed man here contemplate sucll
result as probable. OF course, MIR. C.'s
dismissal will afford cause for war learn
this evening that some disclosures will
shortly be made, showing up the diplomacy
of Mr.. Marcy and Gen. Pierce on the Cen
trail American question.
In the case OF Capt. Richie, the court
martial lately held in Philadelphia, found
that he used the language charged toward
Capt. Dupont and sentenced him 70 be re-
primanded by the Secretary OF Navy. But
the Secretary, in letter to Capt. Richie
disapproves of the finding OF the court, so
his sentence is rendered null"
Stocks are lower and dull, money is free
" offered and is firm at per cent. on call.
Exchange steady and in moderate demand
Fillmore's Nomination Acquiesced In,
Albany, Feb. IS.
A meeting of American members OF the
LEGISLATURE was held at the Capital last eve
ming; nearly every member present, togcttl'
er with the majority of the State officers, o.
dell, presiding. Speeches were made b!
Odell, Northrop, Prescott and others, all o
which declared Fillmore not their choice, bu
rave in their hearty adhesion to the nomlna
tion as the actions Of the American party
declared their intention to work earnestly to-
their candidates success A resolution to ina
effect was signed by all the members, and
call to be issued for general ratification meet
ing. So persons present and no dissentin!
voice,
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Dsow.-Yesterday there was quite fall
snow, but by noon it had nearly all dis
)eaIet, no one desiring it's continuance.
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New York Market.

New York, Feb. %.
Flour q shade firmer, better demand for
eastern and local trade. Sales 5000 bbls
So ,75mS7 II for com. 10 extra State and
mixed to good. S7,25@$7,87 for fancy and
low grades extra western. and S7@$7,50
for Canadian Wheat market quiet, sales
of good red southern at Sill. Rye dull at
SI,l2, delivered. Corn rather heavy, sales
10000 bush at 7l@74c Oats dull and
prices dropping Pork in good demand and
at better prices, sales 1900 bbls mess &c.
oslo, ~, and prime at Sl3. Beef heavy
but prices unchanged, sales 200 bbis. Beef
hams advanced, cut meats firm. Dressed
hogs in demand at 1882. Lard, sale,
2oOo bbls at l04@lolac. Butter and
cheese quiet. Whisky, sales 1900 bbls
O. and Pat. 30l2 @3le.
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From Washington.

Washington, Feb. IS.
senate-Mr. Toombs offered a resolu-
ton which lies over, calling on the Secre
tary OF Navy TO furnish the causes and
charges specially set forth by the naval
board for the removal OF naval officers. Mr..
Wells reported bill making opriations
for uaIr Qualifications
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Teas.
FRESH ARRIVAL,


nHHDs. new crop n. Orleans Sugar,
~ - Old
i3bbls, new 9 Molasses,
70 g 5. House and s. H. Syrup .
IS 20 gal. kegs Bslchers Syrup
. i - q Golden . ...-. 5Es
30 Sacks Rio Coffee, -A re-
, boxes - - Grouni,
100 bbls. Winter Apples
Burning Fluid
ioboxes Star Candles,
3bbs. Tar,
10" Crushed, Powdered, Clarf'd and Los sugar
20 boxes Mould Candles,
y Palm, Rosin and Chemical Soap,
y - Gronnd Spices, Musta I'd and Chocolate,
e y Assorted Pickles,
- Chests and Boxes Tea,
IL bbs e. hlfbbls Mackerei and White Fish
1900 lbs Bank Cod Fish.
5nu bushels Plastering Hair.
ALSO
SAT- III sacks ana Bbs., Tobacco, Cheese, Nsils,
Glass and all the articles Ia the Grocery line. Our
stock Is entirely new, and selected with particular
regard to he quality of the articles. We warrant
all the articles we sell, and sell for cash We
will sell low J. NJ, DALZELL & BRO,
NOV. 10 Cor. 2d & Parry Sta
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WILLOW and WOODEN WARE.
REMOVAL.
WE have removed our entire Stock Of Wooden
w and w willow ware 10 No. t20 Second street. one
door above Vine. opposite Kings Hotel.
\. GTPrIES 4 co.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale reslers in
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, kRooMS,
BRUsHEs. MATS, MATCHES, BLACklNG,
HEMP, MANILA, JUTE AND COTTON
tokDAGE AND WINES
OF all kinds. wrapping Paper, Selves, Curry Combs
and Cards, and fames.
Being engaged more extensively in Manufacture
ing than any house in our line In the West,
can and i'll sell lower than any other house in St.
Louis, and you call on lbs before purchasing either
in Chicago Cincinnati, you viii Ind that our
prices will average lower Than IN either OF The two
places. We call particular attention 10 our
Stock Of TURNED AAE and PICK HAADLkS,
Well Buckets and Iron bound X egs, fiom ohe 10 ten
gallons and Brushes ofali kinds, and all kinds OF
Willow Wagons, Cradles, Cabs, Hampers, Clothes
aud Market baskets, and every description Of Fan.
ey Work and Travelling Bias cts Cedar Tubs, churns
in boxes, JAMS and Euekels, all III ST. Louis manu-
factufa, except the two last, which We bring direct
from the manufacturers.
We ure aisa Agents for PIERCE co.'s Miwau.
ke. Matches. hch selling Al Factory prices,
freight included. We are also Manufacturing the
Large Steamboat and Stable Eroons, and hrsl- rate
Imitation shaker Brooms. Broom fiindies and
Irvine always on hand. Feb d3m
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DuslsEss Our merchants are dropping
III after another 10 get extra papers, or
ia US some bit OF information In regard
hsiness, prior TO their annual spring
~ the east to recruit their stocks. They
9pear to be in good spirits, and with
1ofly an exception, each one affirms that
hs done Il better business than he had
ISpated. This is well--it shows that
\ Increases proporlionably faster than
rlrms come in, and yet il is a matter OF
|ellty, and of impossibility a portion OF
Eme TO get houses in which to transact
ness, A number of large houses in.
q expressly for busine IS purposes are
4 erected this season; sufficient, we pre-
y to accommodate those who design
b. among US. Some of our tradesmen,
aage done mostly retail business and
based their goods in Chicago and ST,
l, design this spring TO visit the sea
b cities aud recruit their stocks from
tlporters, a very fair evidence of an in
be OF trade.
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l. A u Il $ u u IL IL r. u r..
I presenting this, our second circular, the propr
etaT, While expressing his latitude Tor The very
liberal patronage Of the past, wishes TO inform his old
patrons and the public generally, that the fourth
quartet of the Ladies College will open on the 10th
ofFebruary with greatly increased facilities for i'm
parting Instruction il all the solid well ornamen'
l1i branches female education. II has been our aim
from the beginning 10 give more complete anu thor-
oughy practical course OF study than has yet been gY'
any institution at the West 70 accomplish this,
d expense has been spared in securing competent
nambe OF well educated and Practical teachers. -
Arrangements have been made 10 secure The services
OF three teachers in addition TO those already
employed and with this new accession OF literally
educated and practical teachers 10 our numbers We
have hesitation in saying thatthe course ofnstruc
cry way calculated to meet the demands If the age
and spirit oftte times. The location OF tho College
III poni OF beauty and healthfulness Is unsurpassed
being situatedupoa an elevation " hieh oyerooks the
cities of Davenport and Rock Island, and commands
a delightful view OF the Mississippi river for miles
above and below. Ladies from a distance can be &C,
commodated in the College Buildings With rooms and
board and omnibus will run regularly between
Davenport and the College for the convenience OF day
scholars. There will be W cation TIL after the ex-
piration OF TWO quarters.
Board of Instruction.
Mr.. T. II. CoDDING, Principal.
Natural Sciences.
Mrs. NJ. A. CODDING, Principal.
Painting and Drawing.
Rev. l.. F. DUDLEY, A. b.
Mental and Moral Philosophy and Ancient Languages
Aliss ADEIINE HAYES, Preeepress.
Modern Languages and Social Culture.
Miss AMELIA X. GERE.
Instrumental Musie-Piano and Guitar.
Miss MARY }. WELLEs.
English Branches and Higher Mathematics.
Mrs. SARAH A. DU DLEf.
Piano and Ornamental Needle Work.
Tuition In the Primary Course, 50, 0per ar.
Higher English Branches 500 -
" Languages, lusuo
Music on Piano, Meiodeon and Guitar, i2,o0
H. al Instruments : 3,U0
Landscape Painting in OIL 1880
Monoch romatic, Crayon and Pencil Draw
ing, each, 6,oo
Embroidery and Oman entail Needle W'k 900 g
DpIomas will be given To those who complete h
thoroupb course in either of the departments.
Board eth furnished rooms, including lights and
fuel, 40 year, ami at the rate OF sioo l"f ICES
time.
All payments TO be made quarterly IL adnanse.
II II. CODDlNG,
Dayenport Feb EDIT Proprietor
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Town OF Walcott.

tsT have for sale one hundred choice building lots
w in tue Town w llcott and fifty well stu ate
i've acre olsin the vicinity OF said Town, all while
we will sell to ctaal settlers on liberal terms.
Santembar lS55 COOK & SARGENT.
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500 barrels Choice Winter Apples
From LocKFoRT, New YORK.
r UST received at the NEW YORK FRUIT STORE,
81 I'd Street, opposite lie claire House, which will be
dispo sed OF Wholesale Retail favorable terms
Nov Il dtI ELDRIDGE q STEPHENS.
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Atlanta and Interior Banks.

WE shall continue to receive and pay out the
w notes of tho above Banks (as have done
since their organizaton after the 18th inst and til
further notice. [Janl2l COOK & SARGENT.
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Fort gD2S isaiHes Land Agency
LAND w AR K A N rs.

r5NiiG undersgn ned have for sal +, land Warrants Of
4 different sizes, which they Will seilfor cash or
time to sail purchasers.
fhey wlil Iy particular attention TO selection aud
Location Of lands in Fort Des Moines, Fort Dodge,
Eharitan and other Western Land Districts. Aisoto
PAYMENT U tlaSes and land bus ness generally,
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z AIDES Merino and Cashmere Under Vests, Boy 8
l and Misses Gas hinerc Under Vests at cost at
WADSWORrHS,
rIa No. Main St.
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Writing Desks.



nESIRING sets of Account Books for the coming
- year, we would invite attention To Blank
Books. Tne, are ,ui ear manufacture, and ale
far ahead of anyt thing made tn this region. We fur
Bsh Books OF all patterns to order, with without
printed headings Those superior Books exhibi-
lion al the State Fair, Chicago be seen Al our
store. ii. A. PORTER d BhO
Rock Isiand, Dec ,. ls55.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

i ,orurSr.-We had rather do and
d actions speak, than to talk OF what
A and 10 do; therefore we have SAID
4 oor contemplated enlargement OF
4 IL and Weekly Gazettes. Our order
,a.;als with which to enlarge our pa
4 =. hooked in Meessrs. Hoe & TO. S
\ hment, New York. on the 18th day
4 mbpr. On the 18th day OF January
4 ere shipped, and until the present
4 have had no intelligence OF their
s.honts, though we have frequently
4 and telegraphed in relation to them.
4 the publishers started east yesterday
4 with the intention OF ascerta in'ng
aing definite in relation to The matter
/, We hope soon to give our SUD-
l., especially those taking the weekly,
b. Q! larger dimensions.
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Banking.
--BANKERS--

MACkt0r s. CORgfS, Davenport Iowa
MACkLUf CokBiN d WHITE, Il Desmone. 10.
REFER TO-
Mcs=rs.P. CuoTEAuJR. & Co.
Jons THOMPSON, Esq Banker, : New York
GAsHIEa AaEstcAs kkcHAsag BASs,)
aessrs fkssos & DAsJEN, Bankers,
- Lucas u SiaoSDs, : 81 Iouis
- L. A. BEsoIsT d Co, =
"a 5lier tfntie Bank Boston, Mas, Messrs Tbsmn
son SOL. ondesluys, Baltimore, X X swin Esq .Banksr
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LADIES' COL EGE.

4 GOO Dassorrment OF Zephyr Worsted can be ha
Aat HARRIS.
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For Sale.

- DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situated on Par
4 ker's addition to city of Davenport. All new
pos session given imme diateiy. Terms liberal
Inly p,th Is5, COOK d. SARGENT.
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~pr.srp Coal FAcILIrIEs.-We had
as1 TO keep perfectly quiet in relation
matter, but as our neighbor of the
Islander has "peaehed," We give below
H. avs in relation to little specula-
h., which some Of our citizens have
. a with the very laudablc intention of
,eninp the price OF fuel in this vicinity,
the same time add 10 their respective
Inv COUNTY CAL CoNrANy.-Messrs.
.e Murray, Capt. r. Lowry, DR.. Parry,
b. Klncaid, and Hiram Price, Of Scott
\. have formed themselves into a coal.
eompany with the above title. They
be- Am operations near Colon" in
county. They have purchased a
tract of coal land, upon which is
from four and Il half to five feet thick.
intend soon TO build railroad from
ne to the Rock River Bridge. IL will
lost two miles long, and will COM
sub stantial bridge over Green River.
o,al amount Of this investment will
ly be fifty thousand dollars. Our
friend of the Golden time" VIM. b.
V, is at present Superintendent of the
ions of the Company.
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E:1cha nSs

Cook &. SARGENT, Davenport.
Cook, SARGENT g. PARKER, Rock Island,
Cook, SARGENT & DowNEy, 10. City, 10.
Cook, SARGENT & Cook, Fl. ID. Moines, 10.
Moo al Ias. 4
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THE undersigned offer for sale so desirable
l their additions to City OF davenport, on ilDe!ai
tefmsa credit OIL, 2, and years WILDE CIV en- 10
=" Ianf 1sIb. ,s55 COOK SARGENT.
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TALLMAN T. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side Of Second Street, bettoeen
Rrady and Main

'NfE undersigned are now prepared 10 procure
! Land Warrants FOR all persons entitled to them
under the late act of Congress.
Land Warrants located in aayo &c ia the state.
TALLMAN * POWERS
Anil L.. lahl-a-I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01
AgrirQItUr0l.
Gathering clover Seed.

a writer IA the Valley Farmer
I gives the following method OF col
lecung clover heads.
p" We once made aud used for
many years, o very simple machine
for gathering clover heads with
which a man aud horse can 20 over
and gather the seed from double the
quantity OF land than he can
cut over with scythe and when
the heads only are gathered, they
require no other Iahor, except dry
ing, to prepare them o run through
the hulllng and cleaning machine.
Any tOlerable workmeu can make
one OF these machine IA Two days.
IL Is upon the following plan -
Make an ordluary Sled wuh the
sides or runners III inches vide and
q feet q inches long. These may
be placed s or 8 feet apart, aud Sc
cured together with two cross piece,
only az the back eud, leaving the
forward part omen 10 The length n(
81 or 4 tee then a box Is made 10
nearly fill The width between the
runners The box IS 4 teet louo
aud Is inches deep with the Co,-
ward end omen TO the cross pieces
at the bottom of the box at the
forward end. teeth of hard wood
are secured 80 a. to nroiect about
y inches thew should be 2 of an
inch thick and I inch wide ON ton
aud made a quarter of an uch mar
rover or bevenng ON the under
side. These teeth are p'aced three.
sirtoenths of nm inch anarf so AS IN
form a comb If tbe n,,er s,de al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01

over; iIue 10 was not done IN very
artistic manner, aud a scientific gar
den,r would no doubt have smiled
AT the attempt but IN the eyes oi
our heroine, It was a proud achieve
ment, aud after she had started to
60 to the house, she turned once
more and with eyes sparkling with
delight, reviewed her morning work.
With joyous anxiety she waited for
Harry to come at noon, and wheu
at last she saw him approaching
down the lane, she ran to meet HIM,
and conducted HIM Immediately TO
the scene Of her labor Harry look
ed at the garden with much pleas
IRE, bat was highly surprised at his
wlle's enthusiasm.
As she now told all her plans h9
beg m TO be interested, ard every
morning aud evening worked with
a hearty viii M the garden, aud
soon gave 1t such an appearance as
he had previously thought would
require years to accomplish
by the assistance OF the Town
sends they set ont a large strawber-
ry bed aud a plot OF RaspborIes-
and a dozen roots Of Rhubarb, aud
Sowed beds of mauy kinds of yege-
ables, and laid out walks aud de-
cided improvements for another
year, when they would plant some
trees Of the choicest fruit, aud some
fine Towering shrubs along the bor-
ders,
From this time Harry aad his
wife continued to take pleasure IN
gardening, and Harry is one Of the
most scientific horuculturists M all
the country about, and although, a
dozen years have elapsed since ne
commenced, he has orchards that
yield HIM an annual profit of eight
dollars.
Could you see the house, cover
ed with climbing roses, clemats
aud houeysuckles, and tho broad,
smooth lawn, uterspersed with beds
of the lovellest flowers, and shrubs
aud trees Of exquisite beauty, you
would discover that Harry's wife
had acquired skill in the practice OF
her cherished at.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-08-01

measures through Congress in viola
ton of the will Of the majority Of
the people Of the United States.
Thirteenth Because it has denied
the right Of the majority Of the peo-
pie Of the Union, through their Re
representatives., to enact laws for the
government of their own Tetutori-
ries.
Fourteenth Because 1t allows,
without rebuke, the descratlon Of
the National domain by open and
unblushng polygamy and incest.
Fifteenth. Because it has end
eavured, 10y arbitrary judicial deer
sions, to establish Slavery irevoca-
bly, in all the Free States.
Sixteenth Because it is willing
to give additional strength to the on
" element that has ever threatened
the stability Of our Government, by
allowing It's unlimited extension.
iSeveateeRth Because it lsvors
seclionalism and the arislocracy Of
wealth, 10y counting the favor ct $50
900 Shareholders, with her cnpIial
Of four thousand millions Of doiiars,
rather than the interests OF ten mil
hons Of free laborng men.
Eighteenth Because it has not
only violated plighted faith, but it
has also broken all the pledges IL
gainst the disturbance of previous
legislation, with which it came into
power.
Nineteenth Because ii has been
tried and found wanting, and no
peace or security can reasonably be /
anticipated if it IS continued longer
IN power.
I1oentieth Because the election
Of Mr.. Buchanan will be regarded
AS an approval Of the policy OF JET
fcrson Davis, Caleb Gushing, and .
Franklin Pierce