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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

yXvANTED-A SECOND HAND STEAM ENGINE. or
w about ten twelve horse power. Apply a. " Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

ERUITs, WINES, NUTS, ALMONDS. sc, AT AUCTION.
Friday, morrow NJ iBis clock at 81 Dey street.
OF Greenwich rnisns gs preserves Msde
almonds elaret champagne, brandy GIN schnapps
Bay rum, Jamaica Scotch whiskey segars tobacco &C.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctoncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

A UCTI0N NOTICE-TH0MAS BELL. AUCTfONEER-
N BY BELL. BuSH.-This day, at l0lz O'Clock, in the
salesroOms IL North William street. win be sold the entire
furniture OF genee family comprising the usual varieties Of
housekeeping articles Also the furniture from hotel and
saloon tables seees. chairs pictures, birds, bull
finch valuable Cremona VIOLIN table lnen segars liquors.
AZ
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A NJ. CRTsTALAR, AUCTIONEER, SALEsROOMS q
IA. Bowery.-Morgage sale-A. NJ. c. will sell this day,
No % Ridge street the furniture OF family comprising
hogany chaAs tables bureaus bedeads large of
and Brussels looking glasses pictures beds bed
Ding kitchen furniture and large number OF other articles,
100 numerous 10 mention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

INUGENE b. FRANKLIN, AU CTIONEER-BY FRANK
u LIN NICHOLS 4 Co.-To morrow friday morning.
l0a o'clock at their spacious saesroo No IS Nassau
street Fulton and john perempory sale OF and
second hand rosewood panotortes ule
splendid rosewood parlor suits In rich French brocei
and plush sofas reclining and rocking chairs centre,
card and sofa tables library and secretary bookcases solid
Wristbands china and glass fancy goods, hair and
mattresses palliasses Sale positive Also IL
O'Clock two superior rosewood pianootes city made and
but little used.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

ZOO ~ acres q wood land in section IL t,.so
east VIII he divided OF sofa In one t6dg y ," ianEs2
a. no 10, teaa t@tn Of alnst, seIes the Mls,,
h1lt distance below Capt nodgsa due srIt COUNTIES;
$50 pvr sats, '''s 'afm pt.e
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
Kansas and the Extra Session

While political struggle 10 going on in
Congress of 8 most serious character, a
bloody one is in progress in Kansas. excl
ting the btterest feelings between the
Northern and Southern population Of that
Territory-creatsd, excited, stimulated and
tolerated BY the present administration -
This fratrieidsi wsr il reyiving with new
fury, and no one can see how il will terni-
nate. Who is to blame for thisi Why has
il oecuredl Why is il permitted Why
is Congress engagedin the wretched con-
tcstf 1t 10 because the question of slavery
is al The bottom, and political interests are
the Ieayen which leavens the whole lump.
The administration secretly and openly are
assisting in the further extension Of slave
ry by the most unjustifsble means, and
have done so from the beginning. Ifslave-
~ is the wish Of the legal majority Of the
people Of Kansas, ii they adopt it as do
nestle institution BY regular and constitu-
iionsl means, there are no sound and valid
objections TO their doing SO But all right
minded persons have most serious objec-
tons to its violent introduction, or the use
Of the army 10 force il upon an unwilling
people. This is what the President seeks
TO do, and his possible successor, Mr.. Buch.
,nsn, does not object to doing.-G. Y. Her
aid
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
a. tiio g. LllArIee tRtcyd Ou.9
MitcAsll and Eurvka.


We recently made trip up the Cedar
River valley a. far as Eureka, some TWEEN.
" five miles above ST. Charles. The eame
picturesque beauty, of prairie. grove, open.
iugs and heavy timber, was prssented 10
the eye ill along that We behold in tracing
the river souihwsrd. We we're surprised
10 witness the growth Of business and the
many improvements which have taken
place in tina, section the present season
Mitchell and Eureks are two thrIylus
villages snly . mile apsrt--indeed 'hey
should be regarded as one village .ne
towns being plated up to each o'het' sua
as building progresses will inevi'aey DC ou'
one.
Eureka is situated immediately upon the
east margin OF the Cedar kivsf' Wneie
there 10 an excellent water power. inns
water power 10 already Improved BY Messfs
| Chambers and English. who have now IN
! operation good saw mill, laih mill aud
| single machine, and are building hrs'
| class Touring mill, five stories high and cal.
enlisted for four run of stone. A new hote
il erected aud in progress OF completion
owned by Mr., Charles Wardsll. Messrs
Sweat & Chambers have a store, aGd alsS
Messrs. Humphrey sad Ettinger, and theirs
is still another s,sre now building Mr. b
g Joy has stove and tin ware establish
meat, and there are Also blacksmith, Wa
gon maker, dentist, daguerrean artist &c
The place is destined TO grow rapidly ans
on account of lis water power will be
poin, OF no inconsiderable business.
| Mitchell Was the county seat OF Mitchell
county until the last spring election. II =
| beautifully located in the skirts oil the I'M
Der, or openings, short distance from In
riser, and presents quite village-like ap
| pearance. There are two stores there u
! operation, one by Mr.. A. T. Cady, and tn
other by Messrs. A. & l.. J. Cummings
while a third il being built by MessrS
Sheppard & Beekner. There are two no
tells, one by Messrs. Abbott s. Morgan, an
one by Mr.. Prince. There are also on
steam saw mill, two blacksmiths, two shee
makers, one harness maker. twelve carpen
tiers, one doctor, three lawyers and thre
clsrgymen. There is also u good distrie
school embracing about eighty scholars
The farmers in and around Mitchell hav
been very Industrious, and extensive crop
OF corn, wheat, oats &c, in all directlon
give varied beauty to the prairie lane
scaps. One remarkable circumstance ma
be named: AT the recent State and Count
election, every rois in Mitchell ods give
for he Republican candidates, an unanimlt
seldom known. Mechanics and laborer
are in good demand in Mitchell, as they ar
in all the new and hourishiag villages
| this section Of country
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

NJ. l3S-@A Eafn Of 1876 acre. near ut,-
nndef isnee aud nearly al pioughsd, good ot's al
Ses with ten arfes fimtsF IN irknfS oS's' VEL
water ga the land NiNt-f halms
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Chicago Press
Of the 2eth has the following information
from southern Illinois:
"On Saturday last We met two reliable
and y ell informed gentlemen who have
spent some time in the southern portion OF
the State, and who give il IS their candid
opinion that all south OF the Great Western
Railroad viii give respectable msIoniy
for Fremont and Bissell, and that north OF
thu, line--to use the expression OF one OF
our infotmants-'il IS all Fremont togeth-
err
Let the ball roll The Buchanan and
Richardson men, by their insane and straw
grasping efforts 10 defame and damage the
Character, reputation and career OF Fremont
and Bis.eli, are disgusting thousands, and
| turning them over 10 support the Antl-Ne-
braska candidates. Harrah for Fremont,
| Bissell, and the Right ="
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
HARDWARE.
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD

~ AVE opened aud are nov selling spiehdd -t1A o.
IL HARD ware at isasr figures than any ether
concern In the city Of Davenport urstoek is complete
aud we can furnish all kinds OF builders Materials Me
ehanies Tools and rasers Implements Of this best man,
afacture Give call; ,ou cannot 20 away without
buying. No, 0 Main street, Davenport.
LIVINGSTON d LOCKWOOD,
Mans Cut and WV INTRUSION sgss 81; s'i foek
| CARPENTERS TOOLS OF systy description for sale
~ lowby LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD,
NTATL Rvetue. tIorseshoeing EneiaceFs' aud Black
IN sn.ths Hand hammsrs aad slsiees. .,,,on
80 LIVINGSTON / L0CKWooD
RowIsa Machines, Com, and easl s,al AUseEs and
LIVINGSTON s LOCKWOOD.
--
RFNcHsnd Hand Hsssgs,s stsll sn1s @Ds aPp,Sv
NT0RfIGR Fnuer, Corner and PAIRING Ghisels,
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD
u %' LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
CRoW Rars, aisttssis ana rilRsat
u LlyISdSToS & LOCKWOOD.
CHA1Ns. erjsbt lessh l9Sofeoi ilsl,,r Msll'
uINdEs, Heavy aaa light Strap, ficiis ueok aud
IIS,rar very cheap. ltNl A6sToN LOCK WOOD
| SHERT ZINC eolir,ing Corper-,
- LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD
pRiTlSH Ens,neled Eettle. the only thing Tor ma
- 5Main i. LIVINGSTON = LOCKWOOD.
DRAss Kettles hne assortment 10 h feuodat
ID LIVINGSTON LOCK- Wadn,
w Wei GasIsis al LIVINGSTON i LOCKWOOD.
NIopLpgRS. Rslales, Selves, AZ
lNl No q Manst LIVINGSTON X LOCKWOOD
ElLES John Rotherys eest article in market Lrse
l. stock at LIVINGSTON y LOCKWOOD.
1,RlNp STONE Rollers, Gate Hinges, Com. and iist-
ucnt Not Main st. LIVINGSTON &lochWoob.
DRUsHES. Paint Narnish, Sash, White Wssh. hofse,
IJShaynS and Hair At LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
A MES aeoony aud other celebrated manufactures
n Of slayels can be found At
| LTVIsasroS~,o LOCKWOOD,
MANURE and Hay Forks, Hoes snd c. $. oraiu
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
XVINpow Glass Putty. Sc
w LIVINGSTON : LOCKWOOD
NNTHIPS, Carriage aud Team. Buck IAshes.
w LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
II AZARD'S celebrated Sporting Powder
| I1No 8 Main St. LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD
| SH0T Pouches aud Belts, Powder flsska, Gun
SWipers, wrenches, Com and C.. S. Tubes fley'a
chemical prepared Gun wads, Eleys Water Proof Caps
| G. D. Caps Call and ouy cheap No Main st, pav-
export. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
| aug is
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

&o Sc The g .sgt ism on Dubaia road miles rom
toNu lJ5 hfgNy rHltyarsd house aud or hard,
&c; prize st.seD
80 s5-Ia ssa5 IS 10 q SO H9 4. $50 acres, 10
Improved snt 10 Ia timber pree -t- pea are.
No So snug little farm BeaF FuiE5E sgati5Bs 81
aeF-s Etlf Aoa4at 40 PREV sIGaJ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT Couaieriei
five dollar bills on the Bank Of Orleans, "A !
bion, N. Y, are in circulation. A Buffalo
exchanges says rascal was paying some o.
il on the railroad between Detroit and To
ledo few days since. when officer Allen,
Of that city, who happened to be aboard the
cars, arrested Ram. He was searched and
fifteen hundred dollars Of The above money
wss found contested on bis person. He
was handed over 10 The proper officers at
Toledo. The counterfeit can only be de-
tected by the absence Of the engrsVer's
name a. the foot of the note. The genu-
inc have the names Of Rswdon, Wright,
Hatch d Co. The frauds have no imprint
whatever.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
Nh huild,ogs are snri,oino nm in eve

New buildings are springing up in ever,
part of the town. The ringing and din o
hammers, saws and their accompaniment
make from "early morn ill dewey eve,
confusion worse COMPOUNDED. and we opins
la about three or six months our little town
will get right up and howl as loud and long
make Just az big splurge; put on as man,
airs, support as strong Co dish gentry, con
tain as much Mackerel and Mullen Stall
aristoeracy, and afford more refined, beau
tiful and lovely women, Than many Other
aspiring villages We wot Of, which, through
pride aud pomposity, selfshness and ego
item, have srrogsled TO themselves posi-
ton and importance that is only equaled BY
the expanded proportions Of the swelled.
| head tribe De Wit Cliatoaian
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
s,ApasAsr, A.a n. A.srseaa Iasls.

olAvsAelAan AAa TAe AnerieAA 1AglG
There 10 only one way Of living amicably
with the $4,000 slaveholders, and that 70
Of lettisg them do In all things precisely -
they please. II you submit 70 all their ca
prices. and obey oil their commands. they
may possibly deign to express their satistac-
ton At such situation Of affairs. But II
they are thwarted in any Of their meas
urss, il they are not allowed to have the ex-
elusive possession OF the territories, and
paramount influence in the control Of the
general government, they instantly con-
mence talking abour' dissclving the Union"
They hold three millions and half Of ne
groes in absolute bondage, and the tyranny
which they exercise over six millions OF
noe slsvehoiders is, TO every apprehension
OF tree man, more CALLING than that with
which they rule over their born slaves.
Such are the only terms on which The
Shareholders will live with their white and
black interiors at the South, and now ], Is
their desire 10 include the thirteen millions
OF ireemen in the Free States in the same
eA,ecory,--aad Mr.. Fillmore tells them tha'
unless the North submits 10 all their dc
| mands, or to the one demand whlei over
.haaoa and includes all other possible ex'
actions, they will be justified IN seeding
feom The Union, and IN tact that 4 could mol
be expected they would remsln. Such Is
The prepos ferrous parport OF Mr.. filiniore's
| Albany speech, and yet the curious cosil-
| ton which is pretending TO support hini for
the Presidency, is ludicrously insisting that
| il the party, on whose success The perpetni-
" of the Union depends, The Union
" ould certainly be in a bad way if that Was
lis only support.
But, according to Mr.. Flimore's follow
/ ers. YOU must give these three hundred
thousand Shareholders all they ask, or in
their .nger. they will pull all the wing ant
tail feathers on, OF the American Eagle =
Ii we believe these gentlemen, the poor
bird is certainly places in very dangerous
| dilemms. He must either be made to soar
/ VIGOROUSLY over the van OF the advancing
slave power, when he would certainty oe
poisoned TO death by the baleiul exhalations
Of the peculiar insdiution,--or he viii be
stripped Of his plumsge and fastened to the
/ earth. Who does no, shudder at the bare
contemplation OF catastrophe 90 dreadful
Of evils whereof the choice of either IN
wolves certain .des,ruetion' But We do not
think our "proud bird of the mountain" is
to be reduced TO 50 piusble plight. Those
who are so fesrful OF the ruthless hands that
seem ready to pluck his plumage, are only
assisted TO that portentous second sight, by
the deceitful mirage OF prospective ofices
When they have ceased being frightened al
the rsyerberstions OF the thunder which
they themselves have manufactured, the,
will fad that our emblem bird, safe in hi
home in the fsr-rolling clouds st the north
has been entirely unscsthed BY their mimi'
lightning, and bold and free Of wing IS ever
still holds with unyielding grasp the symbo
Of our chosen land.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

SuIcIpE. While 10 Usage l4st week
melancholy case Of suicide occurred at the
house Of Mr. J. c. Bishop Of that rlsce--
His father.in law, Dir. Marcus HoIbrook, Of
Boston, cut bis throat with razor on the
5fh inst, causing immediate dss,h. He
was in feeble health, and no doubt thia and
the fatigue of long journey induced spe.
cies of insanity which led him TO commit
the painful deed. He lad two daueht ers
respectfully married and settled in Oasge
and had only been with them few days sf.
ter msking the long journey to visit them
~. Charles Floyd Co } Inssi.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

NV ioRK ITEas.--T'he steamer Arsgo
which sailed from New York on the Esd
inst, took oos q hundred and thirty psssen-
gers and Ss72 900 10 specie.
The number Of deaths in New York city
for the week ending on last Saturday was
wa, 57s, a decrease Of So Cd the week pre-.
yious. There was one case Of yellow fever,
a lighter.msn who had been employed a,
quarantine.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

We learn from a reliable source that al
The iron for The track of the Chicago, lows
l. Nebraska X. r. from Clinton TO De Witt
has been purchased aud is now being ship
ped 10 Clinton. We also learn that loco
motive hs. been purchased and will be at
Clinton in few days. Yesterday, the ~
inst, ground WAS broke at this place, and
sub.contrscts are now being let along the
lines. We have every evidence to war
rant US n asserting tina, the completion Of
the road TO De VIII this fall 10 fixed fact.
De VII! ClintoaiaH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
Fall Of the Charter OAK.

HhftTOTd. OUNH., aug IT.
The Charter Oak fell this morning at a
quarter before o'clock, with tremendous
crash, and but six feet of the stump now
remains This famous tree was far past it
prime when the Charter wac concealed in
it on the 9th of May, 1859, and was proba'
bly, an old tree when Columbus discovered
the new world. II stood upon the oil
Wyllis Estate. Crowds Of citizens are vi.
sting the ruins, and each one bears away
q portion of the venerable tree.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

SAD AcciDEsT.-Yesterdsy morning
young man in The employ Of the Eagle Poun
dry. st work al lathe tufaihg iron, hsd hi.
right hand drawn into the machinery, cut
ting of his hand a, the wrist. His wound
was promptly dressed by Drs Hudson anl
Allen, and is in a fair way for healing -
His name ia Edward Wyatt, native Of Eng.
land, and been in this country about two
years. He wac steady, hard working
young man, and the loss OF bis right hsnC
win fell hard upon bim.--Lyons Miyr0r.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

The Reformed Dutch Church has, at the
present time, 364 churches, 24s ministers,
over so theological students, 10000 commu-
nicshts, over $500 sabbath scheol scholars
amount contributed TO benevolent objects
last year about $4,000 They have 80
classes, two particular synods and gene
rsl synod
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

Timothy Ives, the Democratic ca ndidate
for Surveyor General in Pennsylvania, has
been forced to decline on account of a
charge Of fraud being made against him in
handling the public money. The Demo-
cratic State Committee has called con
vention fthe delegates of the last conyen-
ton at Chambsrsburg, to nominate another
rs nd date
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

During thunder storm in Berne, n. Y,
the electric fluid struck an apple tree against
which young man by the name of Law
renee was leaning. II split the tree from
top to bottom, making gap sufficiently
large to let Mr. L. slip in about foot, i'm
medately after which it sprung to and held
him tight, as il he had been in Il steel.trap.
Before be could be extrica,ed d resort to
axes and crowbars became necessary.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

4 great Mass Convention of the Friends
OF FREMONT in Western Pennsylvania will
be held in Pittsburg, on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER nth. Inytstions have been ex-
.nded 10 Messrs. Burlingame, Sumner,
Wilmot Corwin, and many other dstin-
g1ished speakers, TO be present, and il 10 an
ticipated that there will be at that time, the
most .plendid gathering of the campaipn.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
GREAT ATTRACTION!
atHE
Great westec Clothing Store.

IL. - q w IA ~ q Il n
WHoLES land RETAIL.
HAVING Just resarnfsotn the east with three
L times as large auk Of GlaGhing and
Cents farnis h BlsOaas as was aver Of
tered In this market, and 2s per cent less price
feel confident that can't the bubble in Irlee aud
quality. Having had tsyears eXDerie nee in III /.
elly, aud RhoSihs Wen wants Of the people, /
have selected ibis stock soods from the best en- 81
erh Manufacturers ana te best qualities. Among
which may be f0aad tStousaRd Over.tOa II
from TO . dollars; lonpusand PAIRS pants ia
price from 20 cents 10 Que thou sand Vests
nom 20 cents 70 ~ doiiApDress Goa from &
10 IS dollars; FrOek c dollars: sack Z 10 Is
dollars; Shirts lrom cts, to $500; Hats,
caps, Gents urn ling Goods, III price
and quahiy 10 salI putchst All goods bought OF
ms are warranted A. M. a.eis
thereby re turn my sinei thanks TO The patrou.
age heretofore 20 hoefaiisrossd Oh me and hope
stii 10 merit anu rseslYe Name, No LeClgire
Block. l.. L0WENSTEIN.
r y. country htrehabhli do we'll 10 call aud
see my stock before pafctE elsewhere. They
will md low figures and ree i bic terms
aug5. dwH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

ia, ARRisoE C2sE.-This case stii
"drnes its slow length along" A change
Of venue was granted from Hamilton e
Butler county, and las, week Judge CLARK
Of Butler county. dismissed the case fo'
want OF jurisdiction The Cincinnati En-
Quirsr, concerning il. says, However ter.
ribiy tragic may have been the Anison
case at the outset, lie later Developments
certainly psrtske Of the farc.esl. Whether
the curtain viii drop upon dying scene can
oply be sscertained BY awaiting the close
Of the performance.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

NV AND DANGEROUS ALTERATION Is
BANK BILLs.-We have been shown By
Mr.. Parsons, s. bill on the Bank of BiDg
hsmgton, N. Y, changed from one. The
alteration is made by FASTING v over the
letters "one," on the left hand corner ofthe
note, and the words Five dollars over some
dollar" where it occurs in the body OF the
note. The right hand end of the note is
all changed, having figure five on each
corner, and the ord Five in the center
II is we'll done, and calculated TO deceive
the careless. Look out for them .-Ksok
inns
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

In THE "ESEaY's COUNTRY. "-B ellie
Britain writes from Newport, Saturday,
that "letters are arriving here TO day ad-
dressed to the Hon. Preston =. Brooks,
Ocean House, Newport" Belle remarks
$50 it seems tina, redoubtable gentleman
| does not fear TO fsyel in the "enemy's
country" provided Barlingame is not on
his track"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

AccIDESr.-We are informed by Esq.
Baldwin OF Mason's Grove, that young
man from Illinois, whose name wac to hi m
unknown, while engaged upon threshing
machine at Mr.. Mac Afee'S got caught
in the gearing of the separator and came
very near losing his life. His right arm
was terribly lacerated, tearing all the mus
Giles Of to the shou ders.-Tpion Ado
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

GERnAK DEMoksTRATloE.- most i'm.
posing political demonstration ever made
BY the Germans Of Chicago was tina, made
in favor OF Freedom and Fremont on last
Monday evening. Francis A. Hoffman was
President, and Judge stallo wac among the
speakers,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEsT II ast
Wednesday, when the afternoon train go.
ing east was near Babcoek's Grove, man
named Samuel Darnley, a house and sign
painter Of this place, fell from the platform
Of one Of the cars, and was so severely in
iured that he died about noon on the FOL.
lowing --Mare49o Journal, 2Sd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-28
IOWA FEMALE SEMINARY.

'hiS new Boarding School for Young Ladies and
u miaDesI located IN Iowa CITY, viii open on Tues
nay sept. gym. IN accomplished corps Of teach
nfS' spneiohs aud elegantly furnished scGoui aud r.
tttalIoE sand iHgilIUs for Tho study ul Mnsir
Fih1 a IT'S and q" tho solids, must uu0rG ADVANTAGE.
superior 10 any institution H0sI OF the Mi..I.,i,,5
ahH eqtal 10 an seminary IN the country. The PIN
clpal or ono 81 tile teachers wtl meet Ma ladfe. =,
davenport who wish to attend the school an spull
ealioG. For circulars oT board addfras '''
Aug I Ivy im J. y. WpGB ,...,
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A WIsDT Alive learn from the New.
castle Eng Journal, that's cha.cery case
has recently been decided in one OF the
English courts, by which John Macdougal,
Of South Boston, hard laboring man, re-
ceires El50OO