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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

HURRY IT ALoN0.-We wonder how
much longer that dilapidated frame build
ing 10 to stand in the middle OF Brady ST
Really, we don't think the individual who
undertook the removal OF that house, will
realize enough to pay his family expenses
this winter. Its bound for Brady, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, and at the rate al
which il has progressed for the last forty.
eight hours, il will not reach its destination
before Christmas.
Since the above was written the old
frame has been started of in good earnest
and at such a rate, if continued, as il viii
take il to It's locality this week.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

At the late accident at Hooksett, n. I'll.
gentleman was sitting with two children
in the second car, which was almost demoI
ished. A fter the confusion had somewhat
subsided, he appeared with them unframed
and in reply to an interrog tory as how he
saved them, he said he "Mrelo them om Of hs
lpindotp"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

SAD NEws.--It is rumored that Mr
Kizer who left this place for Otoe City
was killed on his way up the Missouri riTeI
by the Border Rutiians and robbed OF some
three or four thousand dollars that he ha'
in lis possession. We hope the report may
proye untrue.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

A HARD Casa gentleman just from
Western Iowa says when he came through
Abba the Post Master at that point was
trying to sell chickens to raise money to
pay the assessment, levied upon him BY the
Buchanan Washington Committee to sup
port the present pro-slavery canvass.--
CHICAGO Jour.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

Malice dies not with the death OF its VIC
tim. This aphorism 10 substantia,ed by the
obituary notices Of the Gazette of Tuesday
aud Wednesday.
We know not what the Democrat means
by the above sentence. We loved our late
associate almost as brother and If there
were any thing in our notice OF has death
that even the tiendish spirit Of liubbei
could construe into malice we know II not
We showed our obituary notice to his rel
atiyes and they approved of it before sc
published IT, We commend to the atten
ton Of this vampire the very appropriate
notice of him published in the r. ]. Adler
iiser and beg OF him 10 permit the ma
whom he Is there accused Of hastesing tc
the grave, rest in peace.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

An EkaoR.-The Chicago Press men
tons the death of N. B.. Davis, one Of the
proprietors of the Davenport Gazette. AS
ur. Davis still lives, he would be under
obligations To the Press II il would correct
its statement
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19
Great Republican Mass Meeting at Pitts
buYUh

Pittsburgh, Sept. II. There was u
great Republican mass meeting in this
city to-day TWAS most imposing in num-
beers and appearance. Business was al
most entirely suspended.
Several distinguished strangers are here
among us; among them are Hons. G. NJ.
CLAY and N. p. Banks, and Governors
Roberts and Bingham.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

Enoch Clark, formerly of Northampton,
who recently died at Philadelphia, let for
tune of over million, accumulated since
lSAl in the business of money and cX-
change brokerage. He left $4,000 to
some half dozen local charities Of Phila-
delphia, ChicdsD Jour.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19
WING Convention

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE Wing Con-
yention met at noon. The Hall is crowd
ed delegations being present from 90
States. Ex-Gov. Hunt stemPorary Chair
man.
MIR. Hunt made an eloquent speech in
ac knowledgemeat OF the honor conferred
on him.
Judge Edward Bates, OF Mo, was chosen
President.
Vice Presidents were chosen one from
each State.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19
..-r-~TTYIIr-.
9aro MARI.
T. CLOSE g. cos. COLUMN

r. =
| ME are how prepared 10 offer dealers asd cot
| w sumers q isrge stock Of Heavy and Shell Hard
ware upon terms and prices which cannot ls 70 SUIT
posted 10 In hardware matters and invite calls iron
our friends who desire fair dealing.
sor cash We propose 70 sen AZ sIa', xai,.
7. CLOSE CO.
L,IRE King safes tae only genlIae Kind for snIe
| Il cheapby U. CLOSE 70.
i r. CLOSE 81 cos.
SAws, Circular, Naley and Gross Cat, sarrantel
/ - al \. CLOSE 81 co.'s.
| IRON Ax!es, ThimJie skeins and Springs, at
i T. CLOSE 4 CO.'S.
u sale al +. CLOSE 4 COS.
TABLE aud Pocket Cutlery large stock for or, sale
DUMPS, Force Lifting and Chain Pg@Ps for r sale a
| r LIGHTNING Rods and lnsulators for sale at
IL 7. CLOSE co.'s.
FAD Pipe ofall sizes from ,S sin sos c ssls q
OU 7. CLOSE & cos.
| GARDEN Tools ofeyery description at
NJ I. CLOSE IL cos.
Rife and Pistols 'si' e Shoss e. Il; COS T."
- +. CLOSE CO.'S.
MOVES Portable Grst Mills.
IN r. CLOSE 4 cos.
IL I. CLOSE & co.'s.
l. =. CLOSE Il cos.
DLACKsMITH'S Tools, Bellows, Anyils, Ham.
- mers, for sale low at 7. CLOSE d. CO.'S.
RoPE-Msnilisa Hemp, all sizesat
III r. CLOSE & CO.'S.
ENNGINE, Car and Signal Oil for sale by the barrel
II gallon at 4. CLOSE Il CO.'S.
CAV Mandrels of all sizes from inch to In for
- sale at T. CLOSE h cos.
LEARNERS will ind the bes, assortment OF Ames' and
Forks, ne.,at y. CLOSE & CO.'S.
aAlNs, Log, OK Binding Ir.es Halter 3 e5 and
MORN Shelters and Hay Cutters for sale low at
~ 4. CLOSE & co.'s.
lJU Z. CLOSE co.'s.
1n0 do. Scythe Snaths, best pattern at
lOO Y. CLOSE Z co.'s.
TNNNER's stoek-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
l. and Zinc, for sale ut T.. CLOSE & co.'s.
SADDLERY and Coach Trimmings at very low
- pricss,st 4. CLOSE 81 co.'s,
NHllE Lead in oil, T. Close aud Co. Brand
w justreceiyed, warranted the best In market.
III r. CLOSE & cos.
I iNsEED Oil By the barrel or gallon at
IL T. CLOSE d cos.
~ T. CLOSE & cos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19
GREAT ATTRACTION
AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store.
IL. Ixo vU o IA ste

IL. IL q vU . IN - &c an
WHOLESA lie and RETAIL.
HAVING Just returned ff0m tho east with three
l. times large n stock OF Clothing and
Gents FurnisIliii. G0ads as was ever Of
tered ~ hla market and a. - per cent less price,
feel confident that can suit the public IN price and
quality Having had twD years experiences in III Ia
city, and knowing wei the wants OF the people, I
have selected this stock Of GODS from the best east.
ern manufacturers and Of tho best laiitts. Among
which may be found two thousand Uycr-COats
from TO = dollars; four thousand pgIrs PANTS in
price FROM - cents to 80; thousand Vests
| from - cents "a 10 do!lars; Dress Eouts from 6
10 IS dollars; Fr0ck To- 80 dollars: Sack to Is
dollars; shirts from so cts. TO 81 %; Hats,
Gaps Gents Furnishing Goods, in price
and quality 10 suit purchasers All goods bought OF
ms warraut5d a. M. ! article.
lhereby return my sincere thanks i0r tho patron
age heretofore 50 libcraliy bestowed me and nope
/ SUI 70 merit aad racl8To the same. No I,eClaire
| BLOCK l.. JOWEESTFIS.
+. 5. Country JlCG aats Will 90 we'll 10 call aa d
see my stock before purchasing elsewhere. They
viii Ind low figures and reasoHd bic terms.
Bug5T dwtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

Boys, do you hear! Send over that man
Wharton, OF the r. L. Ado, better printed
copy Of the Daily Gazette. He hasn't been
able to read the last few copies and conse-
quen,ly is behind the times as regards the
news.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

1t is stated that the steamboats, Rip Van
Wrinkle and Commodore, running from
Try to New York, have taken, this season,
at least 1900 horses to the New York mar.
ket. Most of these horses are bought up
by the omnibus and city railroad lines, and
worked to death in six months.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

PoLITCAL PLATFoRMs---A correspon.
dent requests Us to publish the platforms
of the Republican and Pro-Slayery par
Ties, side BY side in the same issue. Many
others have made the same request OF us,
and we will endeavor 10 comply some day
when we don't feel in the humor of writing.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

ST. LOUIS AID FOR KANsAs.-lt was re-
ported to us last evening that John c, Nc
Lure, member OF the Board of Delegates
and Mr.. John boy, left our city yesterday
by the Pacific railrond for Kansas Terrific
ry, having in possession about four Thousand
dollars, which sum was the result Of the Ia
bors OF the Kansas aid committee uppoint
ed in this city. The manner in which TIM
s'uid and comfort" is TO be distributed, Vt
have not learned, but the report goes tha
a fair share of it will be expended for pow,
der and bullet to be distributed amongs
she pro- slavery force. 81. LOulS Dam
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

ROCK ISLAND FAm.-Yesterday wns
commencement day Of the Rock Island Co.
Fair. We regret to hear that the exhibit
ton was quite small, but hope that the bulk
Of the stock, materials, manufactures, etc
will come in today.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19
GOV nEEDEn ON THE STUNT N PGNNsYLvA,
Easton. Pa. Sept. |

GOV. Reeder delivered an effective speech
in favor OF Fremont last evening at Norris
town. Ho proceeds 10 Western New York
to speak in bahalf Of Fremont. He Will re-
turn here in two weeks, and take the stump
in this section OF the State.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

DR.. McCoRrsEY-We refer to the card
of this professional gentleman. He Gomez
as stranger, but highly recommended as a
physician.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19
low A
| Fire and Marine Insurance Company


Fire and Marine Insurance Company
A 7 a meeting ef the Stockholders OF the ''lowa
n Fire and Marine Insurance Company" held ii
ND office Of he Hon o. e. r. MITCHELL in The cily OF
Davenport, August 18th, 1856, on motion Edwin
smith was appointed President ard Jos. lanibrite
secretary. =.
on examination the stock subscription book. it
appea red that the requisite amount had been sui
sGfihed to authorize the stockholders 10 elect &
Board Of Directors
on motion The stockholders proceeded 10 the eiec,
lion of a board of IL Directors, whereupon Il T. u
Mitchell. Geo l. Davenport, Alex w McGregor, I'D
ain Sa,th, Enoeh Mead, Ii Biakemore, William Me
Mnuus ) s Gtiiett, Strong Burnell, Jos lambritc,
lanes AIay, stephen Thompson, John j. Davies,
gep e Cotes, Jas n clntosh, jos Motto, 4 III McGhee
and Royal Chamberlain were duly elected 5ad board.
On motion the Ii Getting adjourned.
AZ q meeting Of the directors OF the Iowa Fire and
Marine Insurance Company. held ct the ONCE OF
Hon G Mitchell, in the city OF davenport, Au'
rust 18th Id56 AT O'Clock z. nj ~ Mitchell was
elected President. Alex w McGrcgor, Vice Preti'
dent, Royal Chamberlain, Secretary, Hnd Geo, l.
Davenport, Treasurer.
Unmoti0n the President, Vice President, secTctG
~ and Jos Ian btt0 were appointed committee e
1rela,r y code Of bylaws and regulations, 10 ropOr
at tie next meeting. Tho meeting then adj burned.
EDWIN SMITH President,
JOSEPH IAMBRlTE, Sec'y.
mg96 dtm
Der DemoKgat nud State Democrat viii copy one
month and sch't bill TO Treasurer
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19
Fort Des Moines Land Agenl
Ian ID WAR R A rs.

The undersisned have for SAFE Land Warrsnise
different sizes, which they will sell for cash Or o.
time TO suit purchasers.
They viii pay particular attention 10 selection aai
location Of lands In Fort nes Moines, FoYt Dodrs
Charitan and other Western Land Districts AlsS 8.
payment oftaxes and land business generally.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

must all become darkened and obscurod -
on every flower and leaf and twig we read
the emblems of the summers death.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

ANOTHER SrRAw.-h vote OH the Rock
Island cars yesterday, We are informed by a
n,ssenger. resulted thus -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

NOTICE il hereby given that the Charlottesville
IN heretofore existing between tho undersigned unde
the name and Firm OF NoUKSE ( iuNGERFoRD i
this day dissolved by DIutlai consent
All debts due said firm to be paid to Levi Hunger
ford and ali demands against said firm will be paid b
him
ALONZO N0URsE,
July -, 50 LEVI HGNGERFoRD.
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aDaakha.
HcaEHaoR, LAwEg 4 gLAgkM0RE,
BANK ERS.,,l

i q o 2 " z Is
"f1tp ia NrIY 1NDEa
i ,bA 1%.A 5iIIlS.4sI
| ana - yofsia' ! T,,ses.;s 80
| Uncurrent BANK NOES. Gold ana silysr caisl
AND LAND WARRANTS,
Atlanta g pav Z. ~ Oh IOWA
- Camille paperxnd tennttan ees ma5a IN ~, ssS ID
payment tfec Of eommissIonJ Ia sight drafts on 4
| tF,sLand Warrants bought, sold and located + +.
soaai attention given 60 the purchase ana sale
and country properly and the selection Of lands oF
entry
IT T,slght Checks On New FORK, boston, Pbiladsi-
mia RaltmOre Washington GitF. Pltsbpfg, Cine ~
natt & Louis and Chicago, Always for sale ia
10 suit purchasers. Also sterling, French and Cor
man exchang@.
M ysl,old aud Silver Coins DO uglfL and sold.
T. Fine bills on Chicago, ST. Louis nd New Ypr.
discounted and BE- sEess paper Of short dates bous
al thg lowest rates
ffezsMoney unot, EsaI Estat. securities proeufeu
a q small eonm i,3i,,t; ..,o,,.. gsbaI
.-.-.es. -. =, - -
ALEA' w. N onEoon'
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
ONCE Rankin z House D I Mctfreeor, Lawes5 Blake.
''V'
.,ARrcULAR ati@l,iion given to the buying sn5
selling Real Estate oBeommission1 Paying oflHf
eye, Sc ,t t.,.,,ta.t
a,ng eonpelo Asssi'Ss - '.s.ss ~ a. ]
% az Ky, . y r. at..3 y re- ~ "a NJ
Acknowledgements ii Il. shortest otiee and on he mo,
Reasonable terms. .,,.
M'GkEGoR, LAWE5 BLAhEMoKE'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

julius Lytance,
l. A " d 4 G EN- 4,
Office in Atkinson's Block, Second Street, between
Main and Brady.
ttlACRES large beautiful Timber, % mIlGs from
Ill L Davenport, price $50 per acre; VIII be dtyd-
ed TO suit purchas s.
Improved Farms.
t0acres highly improved farm miles from Day-
export, 2O0 acresin etttuyation, good board fence,
with Usage orange, house, stable, etc.
A beautiful farm 2. miles from Dayeupor 100
acres, to acres in cultivation. part timber. new
house, stable, etc.
miles from Davenport, 80 acres, a. acres ia cut
tivation, - stimbeF, runl1Hs water house sl-
ble,ete.
Oae of The best farms in Scott County, 3i4 acres
only 3 miles from Davenport, i15 acres fence, TAO
acres In cultivation, 1879 acres timber large orchard.
two good wells, large house rooms stable, out
buildings, etc.
A smplirarmO acres all in cultivation, good house
"tc, miles from Davenport.
100 acres 81 miles from Davenport, 60 in cul va
on 40 acres timber, 90 prairie, houses gle,
etc
3miles from Davenport ~ ACRES, 30 acres cult.
-
2Uo acre, splendid land, allin fence ami o cuItiVa-
ton on the Dubuque road, miles from davenport
miles from Davenport 81 acres, co acres IN cult
walton good Aouse, stable etc.
10 miles from Davenport, so acres. 20 aeresin eul-
iyaiioD, II splendid timber, balance prairie,
large orchard, running water, good house, stable
- miles hom Davenport 90 acres in cultivation
house, STABLE etc
so acres II miles tom Davenport, all in fence ind
cultivation.
40 aeras prairie land, miIes fIom Davenport,
beautiful vews0yer Rock Island, Mississippi riFts
and Davenport.
500 acres OF No, class prairie land close TO WA
colt, some oft cultivated, and largo amount OF IN
Improved land in Scott county.
A number oihousos lots and vacant lots, plGs-zui-
Is tuatod indifferent paris of Davenport tor sale Tn
favorable tos ms.
ID Doautna lots ia North Davenport. Terms Lib
real. Apply 20 JULIUS LYrANCE.
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Bank Of Florence.
Florence Nebraska.

GEp. II. SARGENT, Prss't JM. PaRxss C..ss,
IL undersigned prorrietors q th. Bank Of Foseaes
Aetrs-A1, ak BY ilir PROVISIONS vi iis cn.xle ~.
lN19ay Tesousible Tor ali its issuss snd will f-sea
H Nnf- 81 raid Institution at ita inter IN tie eli.
tinfecc, "a coin, And at either tlsr B4akinx Hoes,
" iaseru Exchange at oar li sJseir.st .sys
rates A. ether currency.
COOK q sAhGEhT. Davenport
COOK, sAIULNT Dow + ! ioa a civ ll..s
coon, SARGENT COOK, ft ussmoiaasl
Cock, SARGENT PARKER Florence yelCa.
IulY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

The WEATHER yesterday was cool and
windy; the warm days of summer will soon
have departed. The tranquil breeze the
serene sky-the fragrant zephyr--the azure
blue above, so
.sC!oadless, calm aud
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-19

Ile business viii be continued ~ tie uHsfagnsd Rht
requests continuation Of the patronage heretofore ex
| tended. LEVI HuNGfRFJRD.
Moline. Ill, Jaiy2d
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Dissolution.

tHTE have just received Su invoice Of ueInrs eeIebra
w ted Fire and Thief Proof Safes, and womb lny
purchasers 10 call and sec them.
JulyI BURROWS, PRETTYMAN 4 DaLZELI
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GREAT Farm On the strength of the
idea put forth in the Times, that Maine was
lost through local causes, some of the green
ones profess 10 believe that Buck will car.
nv that State in November. The following
conversation took place between FIRE.
mont farmer and one Of those "believiEg''
BUCCANEERS residing in this city:
Farmcr--You say you believe Buchanan
will carry Maine in Nornmher.
Buchanier II do.
Farmer.-~Woud you ,De to change
your present employment
Buchanier.--i have no objection, il it
would pay. why +!
Farmer--Because / will hire you.
Bnchlnier.--Tu do what
farmer.--To build the Pacific Railroad;
for your remark about Maine proves you to
have that "rui,h which removes noun.
tains :"
The Buchaui-r thought he saw the point
Of the Joke, and sIopcd Chic. Trib.
BLooMERIsM The editor of the Clinic
MAN says tina, many OF the De Witt ladies
| have taken 10 "Bloomers," an inn0"auor
| no is clad IN notice,
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Sci ECT SCHOOL.
FOR
keEIug Ladies and Misses.
MISS X, MUM having Lad some years expe'
Ifl rience as teacher In Piusburg. purposes com
meHetng seIgct Schoolin the basement OF the Pres
by eran Church. Sd street, and hopes by faithful and
assiduous attention 10 the intellectual tmproy
and IN ora training "oI the pupils committed TO he'
care To merit 4 share Of public patronage.
The school year viii be divided into two session
Of five months each, commencing Sept. lst. 1856.
Terms per Session Of Five Months.
tusf,gr CIas7 Iligh English Branches, Sl2G
-euior Class Higher - flj6t
Music, Piano, SRD'
Use of Instrument, SS,so
O,hrr branehesif required extra charge.
Davenport aug 90 II. MUM.
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ExChango
Atlaata and Intsrior Banks

On aiIparts ofthe United States bougL and sold.
COOK, SARGENT r COOK,
Bankers AMI and Agents,
Fort Des AoineS, Iowa
Atlantis and Interior Danks.
w l. shall continue 10 receive and pay out Ia.
w notes Of tho above Banks Gas We have doIe
since heir orEanizaon) alter the 18th inst and rt
further notice. TJanio7 COOK 4 SARGENT
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TALLMhS 81 POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady Street between Second and Third
sstreets.
nFFRR 70 sale the f,towins Tstau Real b
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third Street near tue corner
2. sx lots on The south west Of Fourth ard
Faruam Streets.
Rock leland Streets
Althe sb,Ye lots are we'll situated and In paris Of
tho city most rapidly Improving and viii be SOLD on
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
ST 1fS. r. s. % T. % y. Ranges ~es 80 acres.
NESf r. s. 80 y y Kassg se.. $50 ssae,es
fha above iandsarr al tina limo Of the railroad
rom davenport TO Iowa City:
Clinton County.
Nine hunj red Of prairie aud ninety seres Of
timber land near Elvira P. o, seven miles fran Ly-
ons, Ciaton Co., nearthe Rsti-osd; all choice land,
I yell watered.
/ The above property viii be sold On liberal eredi.
Scott County.
/ improved farm one mile and BALI from Prince
Ion. Sixty acres first rate land, well improved VIA
! good houses. win be sold at a bargain.
! Powsshiek County,
/ Two hundred and FMS acres ane prairie land tN"
miles north Of Montezams,i ne county seat.
Scott Co
l6a acres a nimproyed land two miles iron Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnicott, ten miles from
Davenport, well watered
$50 acres I've miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport,
one aud aHr-hslf milos from Court House Oh the
Bsur with -uUprb via.ss 81 river and surrounding
county. = suaH !arm u tzris uHder the highest
state af cultivation RHd eeli supplied with fruit
trees. The tlo beautiful laud In the vicinity The
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm or60 acres, ~ nntcr civilizations ~ al lln-
ber A never falling stream through II. VIII
besod very cheap.
Near Walcott,
~ teres OF choice prairie bargain
At North Davenport,
A beautiful five acre LOT,
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FOR LEASE,

these lands were selected many wears sso ans
comprise come Of the best lsncs In Scot, Conuts
ana nave never been before offered for sale.
ach % 'B COOK & SARGENT.
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M. John c. pavie has ibis ia. been al nil.
VI ted Partner In our FIRM. The business wiz
ne eontln ued So herei ofore. ard under the can
name and style. COOK & sAPGRAI
Iay n port. A n
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nisaolution

Edward Bates, VIM q. Pettus, and +
8. Frazer, of St. Loalg, publish in the Re
publican an address % The Wings Of Mis-.
souri,, urging them 10 GO for Fillmore, In
which occurs the following pointed and
racy paragraph about Dissolution, which
holds truth or two worth bordering by
the timid:
They say that it is d matter OF national
necessity 10 support Buchanan, rs against
Fremont, because if Fremont b. elected,
the Union viii b. Dissolved. If that be
true, il is u stringent case, and we admit it
would be better 10 elect Buchanan than 10
dissolve the Union. But they DO not tell
US how the dissolution is 10 be brought
about, nor who are the traitors TO perpctrate
the crime. |, is nOr a. all likely that Ere
mont, if lawfully chosen to rule over the
whole nation, would choose to dismembyr
il, in order to rule over one of its laccratCd
/ fragments The Wigs, va know, viii
commit no such wickedness, for they are
ready to die 10 defence Of tine constitution.
| The Americans, we think, are equally free
from the imPutal.Ju Tor their devotion to
the Union is the highest boast of their or.
der. And SO there is nobody left strong
enough 10 CDiittaA VIC tbAlli1e bhN Nit DAiii-
anan Democrats, and we are persuaded that
this imautpton OF yillainy to them is a cru
ell SANDER The passions Of men may be
highly excited I'm the fierce confess of par
| ties, and their judgments may be warped by
local preiudices, but we have no thought
that there is in any part of the United
States any considerable body OF men so
utterly corrupt as to rise in rebellion and
treason to destroy the nation, because a
man odious TO them has been chosen TO the
Presidency. in strict accordance with the
constitution and the laws. No--the whole
suggestion oil treason and rebellion for such
a cause is dishonest trick, designed to
frighten the timjd into the support of Dir.
Buchannn--a thing which they would not
do on the promptings Of their own judi
ment, nor be persuaded 10 by any motive
more respectable than fear,