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LOCAL MATTERS.


STREET PATCH WoRk.'--We had in
coded inditing a paragraph on the sub
80, 70 which cores ondent alludes in to.
AVS paper under this head 1t is certainly
yretched piece OF work and the men have
hseo long enough engaged on the job to
i. VA constructed calvert from Fifth down
\ j, Ponrlh street. We fear that we have
hart, cepsureJ our Street Commissioner
a one particular unjustiy, as II that be
ssmple of the way in which these men
,ork. he did well for the time engaged in
Loving made so much Improvement on Har.
ism street as has been done there We
Ala hope that when the corner OF Fourth
and Rock Island streets, which has so long
been in an almost dangerous condition, was
improved that good substantial culgeIt
you'd have been thrown across it, instead
If gutter being scolloped Out too deep to
cross without inconvenience aud too shall
lou 10 contain the flood Of waters that roll
down al every rain.
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xxxlvth Congress First ssssion.

WAsHIEGToN, Aug. 10.
Senate. - Evening Session. MIR. Jones'
bill was laid aside to take up the substitute
of the House for the Senate bill for the com.
ponshtion Of members Of Congress. Sever
N members said it was direct proposition
to put two or three thousand dollars in the
pockets Of members for past services, while
others argued that the present compensation
did not enable them to pay the reasonable
expenses of gentlemen. The substitute
vas adopted by 81 to IL.
The consideration OF the civil bill was
then resumed, and an appropriation Of near r.
IL million Of dollars was made to meet
the requirements Of the bill increasing the
compensation Of members Various amend
ments were acted upon and the bill passed.
Adjourned.
Washington, Aug. Is.
Senate The Sena'e passed the House
bill extending time for Texas creditors to
present their claims TO the Treasury, and
postponed until the third Monday 10 Decem.
Der.
The House bill for the settlement OF the
claims Of the officers Of The revolution and
he widows aud orphans Of those who died
~ service, was also passed.
fl was then resolved that when the Sen
nte adjourned to-day, it be till Monday
mor.ing nine o'clock, for the consideration
only Of appropriation bills, House bills, and
those on which there may be disagreement
between both branches.
iiouse,--The House passed bill, ma
King the usual appropriation for mail steam.
or service, with an anne ndment concurred
in BY lls majority, providing for giving no.
lice Of the termination oil the contract, al
lowing additional compensation for the
transportation Of the tnoils between New
York and Liverpool on the Collins line.
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X. N. FLAG.-Thc Democrat has silly
paragraph in relation to the "Wooilies
stealing the "Know Nothing" flag at Rock
Island. The idea was stolen from the
Argus. The Advertiser thus dispe's 1he
charge
OUR FLAG.-If the Friend of Fillmore
can Prove up the title of Rock Island
Council No. /" Cor even that there ever
was any such Council here, AS mo. l") to
the flag floating ia from, of our office he can
have il. Wen put up the price Of flag
equally as good, that there is no such Couh
Gil in existence, and that the flag does not
belong to that or any other Council. but il
the property Of private individual whose
patriotism prompted him to have it placed
Just where il 10. Hurrah for Fremont
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4ar1 .nlft.
T. CLOSE g. cos. COLUMN

r. CLOSE & COS. COLUMN
WE are now prepared ri oser ds.isg az so y
ware upon terms and prices which cannot fail 10 syt
We propose In this column TO keep onr customer
posted up 10 hardware matter; aud Invite ea'is non
( or cash We propose 70 sell NJ small advance
1000 kegs Nails. CAN soon for bafssiss ip Mails.
T.GL0SE GO.
E,IREKiag salss the only sea,ias Kind for sale
ID cheap by 4. CLOSk co.
IRON sfan sizes for ''lelo~st ,,osp co,s
0AWs, circaiar, hdlsy and Cfo.. GU, a.fanted
IRON A1,ss Thimbie skeins aud Springs, at
T.CLOsE 4 co.'s.
CAkPEsTRks' Tosls Of sysry dsscrip, lion. for
~ sale a. u CLOSE & CO.'S.
TABLR and Pocket Gallery lsTgs ;i..s G 70, sale
DUMPS, Force Lining and Chain pumps for sale at
L r CLOSE > CO.'S.
T LIGHTNING Rods aud Insulators for sale al
Il 4. CLOSE & cos.
IL r. CLOsE & cos.
70 TONS Fence Wire fOrsals s1 c saPsts 4 cog
" i. CLOSE & cos.
rUNs, Ride and Pistols, best quality for sale lew
NJ Al T. CLOSE cos.
SToyEs and rinwsre which will be sold cheap al
IN T. CLOSE + co.'s.
7 EArHEa ssi''ag all 'izs's =. CLOSE . cos.
DACK mo, Hemp and Rubber for sale at
Il T.CLoBE & cos.
nLACKsMITH's Tools, bellows, Anvils, Ham
ID msrs, for sale low At T. CLOSE & cos.
RopE-N.n'''as Hemp, ali , :isssst co..
ES6lNE, Car and Signal Oh for sale sy .hs barre
cav Msndrels Of all sizes from inch TO In. for
- ssle II 7. CLOSE u co.'s.
Farmers vii. nod tho beet assortment of Ames' and
I other make OF sho ssis, sPsdss, scoops, Hoes
Forks, he.,st 7. CLOSE & co.'s.
NHAINs, Log, or, Binding, Trace, Halter End
~ Breast chains at 7. CLOSE & cos.
COKS Shsllers and Hay Cutters fol sale low al
~ L. CLOSE Il CO.'S.
I K n dos. Grain Rskes for sale al
lCU r. CLOSE co.'s.
lU T. CLOSE x cos.
TURNER'S stoek-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
IL and Zinc, for sale At T. CLOSE q cos.
SADDLERY and Coach Trim mings at very low
- prices, At 7. CLOSE d CO.'S.
WHITE Lead In oil, T. Close and Co. Brand
w justreceived, warranted the best in market
al T. CLOSE & co.'s.
r iNSEED Oil by the barrel or gallon at
~ T. CLOSE & co.'s.
CASH, Glass and Patty at low price, at
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FINE RAIa.-We had q regular. oId-tash-
ioned, pour.down thunder storm on yester.
day The rain fell in torrents and the gut
tore became as rivers. The streets were
thoroughly washed and everything outdoors
was clsansed of the impurities OF the dust
which has circulated so freely for weeks
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TIE "CHRoSIcLEs" that have come down
70 US from LeCiare are well written and
pointed, but we have go much OF a dislike
tor that kind Of political composition from
having seen 80 much OF it, that we must re-
CUES, our correspondent to let his ideas as
sumo any shape bat that!
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oIEG!-Foreman was selling tine span
Of match horses, carriage and harness yes
terday only reserving the driver. War
ran,ed good Fremont team, driver and
all
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The George Lew Paper .

Albany, Aug. l6.
II is understood that the Albany State
Register has issued its last number here.--
The I've, materials, &c, being removed to
New York, and it is supposed that they
will Je used to start M afterEoon paper in
that city, in the interest Of George Law for
Governors
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down al every

Ngw MAI OF DAyESPoRT.---Mr. Hogane
!. getting out map Of Davenport and en-
yirons ON an extended scale. II will be in
The best style OF the art and exhibit all oil
the subdivisions, blocks, streets, public edi-
ices, etc. Mr.. II. has had much expert
ence in that line and will pride himself on
the accurateness with which this work is
compiled. Every Office should have one OF
these maps and to each dwelling house it
would be valuable acquisition. We shall
say more about it when it is finished and in
readiness to present to the public.
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Tn SPIRIT OF THE SOUTHERN BUcH.
EsAS LEADERS The Richmond Enquirer
says:
"Sumner and Summers friends must b.
punished and ,tienced Government, which
cannot suppress such crimes as theirs, has
failed OF its purpose Either such wretche,
must be hung OF put IN hs penitentiary, OF
the South should prepare at once to quit the
Union"
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Iowa city.

cav a ovI.rT, al The old stand known a. the
,,,, ,,c,lop Rooms, Iowa CITY, afe Agents for The
n.saaport Gazette. Subscribers to our Daily can
I,.,, their papers every morning by calling at The
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That CHARGE.-The keen and dscrimi-
mating localizer of the Democrat, wishes to
coastfus our defence OF Mr.. Crossen into
an attack on Mr.. corbin. That wont do.
All that we ask 10 hat strict JUST ce may
be melted out, that inasmuch as Mr.. Cros-
sen's accounts had already been subm tilted
10 the Finance Committee, 1t was wrong
10 trump up charges against him nsw,un-
less the necessary vouchers, etc, already
submitted, be returned.
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LUMDER! LUMBER!

A The Rock Island SAW MILL, near the Boat
~ Yard. The undersigned would Inform the inhao-
liants of Davenport, Rock Island aud sutr0 aiding
country that they have hand hd are constant
ly manufacturing ali kinds Of Building and FRAMING
Lum Der, Fencing, Lathsaud Shingles.
Just received one million feet of best Wisconsin
logs.
Gall nd leave orders which will be promptly SIlea
Lad 20 MEAD, SMITH q MARSH
Rock Island, NAV - div wifi
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OF all the river cities in Iowa, Dubuque
seems the only decidedly Buchanier. Bur-
lington gave only 8 majority for the Black
Democracy, while Davenport, Musca'ine
and Keoknk are right side up"
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THE banner Tow N.--hew Providence
Hardin Co., in this Slate, at the recent
election cast 6s votes, all for the Repubil'
can candidates.
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4 FIgsT BAPTIST c HuRcH.-The members
of This christian denomination are now en-
oaged in erecting new house of worship
ON the north st corner Of Main and Sixth
streets. 1t will occupy, on the ground, A
bv IA feet, and the estimated expense is
10000. The ground floor on Sixth street
is to be occupied as stores. Mr.. MeManus
has the brick-work, which is guarantee
Of It's speedy and faithful execution.
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COPPER ORE.--A specimen OF copper ORC
has been found ut Floyd, the seat OF Floyd
county, in this State,
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Fear of Yellow Fever at Boston.
Boston, Aug, 10.
The Board of Aldermen to-day passed an
ordinance OBTAINING at quarantine all the
vessels from Southern ports where yellow
fever is reported TO exist.
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NA..-.Esa.l!. IGa.is0t FtssN

kA-.s.4 skGa-4.s rs a. tSSSt f.&E s,assN
F'ssEs %Hs.E'.
t1fI tI.lt.a ltH.,.'aa e+Huty, Hultsr- ..a Nlass
Jsippi JIya .laH.WY bstweaa nsya8rort Nu4 Nitsea-
ilc being .isu Vt slotiolls Is Fim . tlnE. o." i-
Ell aBl b. ba. g1H gluiail5 S-3 a-,trr 4.f -l- uI
sa. .Fa proved ia uucEa h,s na'ala .ltl -'#uoH-
t.. ltal.a aiu r satjf sut timber iaii.l. IHrGs 1"a
d.. ,al a. . ta0 s8fS dwelling, harn. nll'. ,rsr
aA8 al! .s.g 0rtlaiIln2 I'D 10 hI.t s,- ~ -Ir.
bearing orchard n THHfe 2}htn laA'i' tN.. ' E."n
~ running water Bfli & yaTy superior stone gurtiy
.SLSO--9 care. iiti,.,tI laui ugau aH an5 e. rl7,ts
pIino,uay hicEoJE which b. tee, fil Dt all apH=s.
The above properly vil he sold sasEga ij "sa rms
tho most lGhgral enquire NJ
EUUHSC ylELE + CO,
Al the Iowa Agricultural hIet n5Iurr Etk ianl
and Front SIS BtyenpaII. 5uA iwtf
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TALLMAN IL POWERS,

TALLMAN a. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
| Office in Aktnsou's block, Second Street, be.
t,oeen Brady and Main.
nFFER for sale NE following yaIua c Real Fs-
City Property in Davenport.
1. House and loi ON Third Street near The corner
Rock Islapd. a s=
2 SIX lots on the south west corner Of Fourth ard
3. Six lots North Davenport, between Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
All the aboys lois are well situated and 10 parts Of
the city rapidly improving and will be sod on
Farming Lands in johnson County.
ST Of e. S. 90 7. 20 n Range we st go acres.
NE. offs. +, s. at ~: Rage west 40 acres
The 1bove lands are vi on the line OF the railroad
from Davenport e e, is.a Ii cnnn,v as@azE
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and nihety sere, Of
timber land near Elsira P. o, mi!e, item ~
ons, cl,aton Co., near he Railroad; all chsee land.
The above property will be sold OIL liberal credit
81 Scott County. ee ar
Improved farm mile and half from Prince
ton. Sixty frat rate land, well Improved III
good houses. VIII be sold at 4 bargain s.sz
PoUsshiek County.
Two hundred and lift, acres line prairie land Two
niles north Of ,Montezuna, The county seat
Mch l.-'5G-fif sa-Haa
Scott Co.
100 acres unimproyed land two miles from Ilck6t4
Groye, three miles from W ncott, ten miles from
davenport, well watersd
i60leres ave miles hortl westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land. zss.FF
Near Davenport.
One and one-haii nlilos from Court House on the
bluff, with superb views of river and surrounding
couatry. small farm Of IS under the highest
state Of cultivation and we'll supplied with frui.
trees. The most beautiful Iaud 10 The yiciuyo THE
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm OF 60 acres 10 under cultivation. 80 Of tim
Der. A never failing stream rms through Ii. WIN
besoid very cheap.
Near Walcott.
30 Acres Of choice prairiesst bar siii.
Al N0rth DAveuD0rt
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4lscl.cra Eanksye0.

OkT1srsS ~ Nss2r@s
NOTICE is hereby given that ihc goods hereiRat
ter described unless called tor gu OF before I-e
nrst day Of September, A. d. 1856, VIII, be sold 10
pay charges advanced aBd storage on vac same
sale wililase place at 0 O'Clock A NJ ~ the bazaar
building, Davenport, and continue uhlll AN sold
B +. SHoUP q CO., Bazaar BoiidinS.
d. Lane, care Of Cook " Sargent, - box H. H.
SIR Baker, 4 DO, H. II. Goods
T. C, Martin. Il box n. II Goods,
Aaron Elliott, box II HI. Goods
ZIP Miner, , kegs, z boXas,i chest,
CD Dean. tool chest,
L. Downward, box Drugs,
J. e. HytHer, bale Yarn,
William Miller, 3 boxes Paper HaUgiEEsi
w. r. Clark, 2 bbls Dried Fruit,
Il. Ha riugt0a. bundle Machinery,
c. Sanders, l sack and contents,
Allen Root, chest of tools,
K. A. Gray, box merchandise,
X. Laugman, II Dbl Apple Buttes,
J. P. Turner, [ box f. IL. Goods,
Eliza Crawford, boxes. II. II. Goods
A. Stewart, bbls Dried Fruit,
A. p. Sherman, | box contents mol khoah'4au
II. L. Merriam, Chairs,
John Stafford, box, trunks, stove and pipe
4pOts, paii Jugs, ! tea keille' bedsteaJ' a..4
l mattress,
u. Cow, corn shelter, bedstehd'
Telegraph Co. bundles iron,
J. Munger, , doors, Is windows,
Macklot & Corbin, stove,
RoIle, bbl and seinet
Mrs. Ash, box II, goods
DayenponJaig - wis
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Daukina.
MsGRxao1, LAwxs Z BIAxxNo1x,
BANKERS

4 -
ia NXEDG Tr
DAN ALI1k9a aY8ana$
.rA n..y.r In rnra,,n : T,o,..se,s v....
Uucurren. hank Notes, Cold and siIysr cois
AND LAM WAk tsAyTS,
.sa I, az mi .t lo a A..
SeantiIs papsrsnd ress,flances made on Inc aay B
payment (free az com,asslo8) iassLt drafts Es-
U PIAnd Warrants 20 ughi, sotd and located. Per
soa attention given the purt base and SITE oftswI
md country property aad tho selection Of lands
entry.
III r1Slzht Cheeks On New fork, boston, PHusdei~
nb1a RaiImDrr WatAf xton City, PTttsturg, Cinein
nati 81 Louis and Chicago always for sale ~ SUM
tn suit pu rebnser. tsc, Sterling, French and Ger
man eYrbauee
Yr ,s(;old and silver coins bought ami sold.
run. Bill. On t,ht.axo. ST. LonisHAd New Yors
al and br sine baper OF short Gates toaxh
AZ ill.,. Iowc.t ,ntes
IT Money upon Rysi Estate securities procured
at z small conuiission; ,,.a. pah,
I-,n.eres. a.,owel on eogos..s. -
ALkA. w AOhAOVA,
Notary Public and Insurance. Agent,
ONCE m MING H,u.eo + Nc(sreyoy,law Blake
REAL E6TATE.
DARTlcuLAR attention give, 10 lie buying And
4 sShhs Neal f-Ssa's IN co ~ MISSION rSihs o'A'
r., -. t.,,- .,,s .,,i.n
,hiaan,s,y III 80, 49,. ~, ,...s ,.d Ia . :. min.
r,,, 80 y,, 49, ~ -, II, - Z. 80 mad. Ma,
.es ama ~ ePt.es,
Acknowledgements attic shortest noiee and IN he no-
reasonable tefms.
h'GkEGOR, LAWES BLAkEMOhE.
c0MHERcTAI IasuRANCE COMPANY,
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KEoKuK Stuck away down here in the
corner Of the State, IN the slave dominiohs,
surrounded by Slavery atmosphere and
eontendiGg agains, more active and pow.
eriul Slavery influence, socially and politi-
calIy, than any other town ~ the state, the
Republicans of the Gate City have made a
better hand.to-hand fight and achieved more
satisfactory results than any other ciiS IN
Iowa. We shall do better yet ia Noyem-
Der. Then we shall cast about 500 votes,
and give 200 Republican minority We
are going to tight for the banner, and we
intend TO win il, too. The Republicans o.
Keokuk are on the alert. They are aroused
and determined. We have inscriptions
enemies, a corrupt organization, one regular
and one irregular journa! to contend With
but nevertheless. we shall make straight
fight and clean sweep OF both the regular
army and all it's guerilla bands So heosuh
WING.
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Hamilton fhreshins Machines
MnEEITI"s Patent Scr. rators.

rI,HEsE Celebrated Maohines, together ball neees
| sary parts l1r repairs aud hei fer be had
at our Depot,
Near the Ferry Landing, Rock Island.
Thf, Machine invented 1854 has taken the First Plrm
UNI Al The Worlds Far ~ rsft ~ iyur state Ras IN
Ohio and numerous other Fans " ett ana Wher' -
ever known are regarded lhc beet NAT ~ ~ Hst
Descriptive Pamphlets viii be sent to slHs wishinE
10 purchase.
orders OF inquiries viii receive prom attention
Rock Island. Hamilton, Bh.t 10. 1!l9t
June ~ w3ms OWENS, NE a DYE.
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a, m,
l. Il ~ II a u II "
Alain aud Brady.
111ACREs large beaailfnl Timber, " miles from
cd 10 SUIT purchase .
Improved Farms.
export, 200 acresin eltiuyalion, good board iehse,
witb Usage orange, mouse >'aois'e"-
A beautiful farm 3. miles from Dassnpor', loo
acres, 60 tefes IN eaili'aioh' pa' uh'oef' new
u
knua. from Davennort GO acres, 40 acres In eul.
uyston. 90 aeresumber, running water, louise, sta
oie'e'e'
One OF the best larhs IN acotl Iouhty, siN heres
only miles from Davenport, Ia acres fence, lto
In cultivation, 1873 acres 'lin per- oreharu
Two good wells, large mouse fooms' s'a''e, '"'
buildings, etc.
-
A smallf4ruU Geres all in cultivation, good house
etc. { miles from Davenport
iaO acres 3: nils from DavenRoL. ~ "a e.' Va
a aon' ~
"
an. ,a,llt IL
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FAIRYANYs CELEBRATED SCALES.
A DAPTED TO any required oPer.
Aation Of weighing; az for iron,
tT coal, hay, stock, and for the use Of
NJ warehouses, stores and foundries,
aud in short for every kind oil BUSH
zKk The great skill and fidelity EN-.
u pioysd In their manufacture and
1 the determination on the part Of the
manufacturer never te allow an
perfect article 10 90 forth from their ESTABLISHING nj
81 been surpassed in the whole range Of useful me-
chsnism.
stsndavd in all transactions by weight.
iswsuit which arose nom discrepancy Of
weights between one of Fairbanks Scales In use by
suother manu- ss.urs wss recently ted in the Court
ofCommon Pleas, Baltimore; the case occupied Inc
Court two days and Judge Mar.hai In delivering his
accuracy Of gsirbssks sesLs stablishsd beyond
s"aus'IssG1ia Ro Ss s., PfRErryMAN & DALzELL
The well known reputation OF these Scales has In
duced the vendors Of Imperfect and worthless baan-
ess 10 offer them Fairbanks Scales, and purchas-
fraud and Imposition. The manufacturers have ne
controversy with honorable competitors who trans
act sness In their own names, but regarding the
alike unjust and dishsnorabe they take this ethod
TO caution the public OF their imposltions.
The pstsn,ss. %anufaetare undo, their own p r.
BURROWS, PRETrYMAN& DALZELL.
&. & T. FAIRBANKS g. Co.
st. Johnsbury, W., May 81, 1856.
May as. d&~ly.
Iron and Nails.
~ SToNS IRON assorted sizss,
BUkRows, PRETTYMAN& DALzELL.
Iron Hitehing Posts.
SnHORsk Head Hisching Posts, "a new article,
tJNIfOr sale by b., p. u.
.llOOPRINB Cod Fish;
SOOUiO0O Smoked Hslibuy
80 kits : | bbls: No: MsekerelS Salmon;
81 b. xes No. Herring:
For sale BY 6.,r. q ID.
A FULL assortment Of White Wash, Paint, Stove,
n Horse and Dust Brushes, for sale by b. P. X
on Bbls. Tar, Pitch aud Rosn, for saie by
* Bbl Vinegar, prime article fos .sleey,
1On B6ls, Hall 66ls. aud Kegs, Nav Orleans
lN)Os. House and Renning Moiassss, for sale by
=: =: z Y.
% Bbls. Crush cd, Clarified, Loaf and Crushed sa
~ ysrs, for sale BY b. r. u.
ia HRd' %. sugar Tor sale by s.p.ap.
~ 800 .B.P. &D.
- Rove, Family and Palm sosp. reed and for sale
~ 6y BURROWS, PRErTYMAN 4 DALzELL.
on Boxes Star, Opal snd siearine Candies Tor
IN saIe by Il. r. 4 -.
.ls Hbls. Lard, Linseed, TGnnsr'saId Rosn oils,
20 5" Spirit Gas,
Is Boxes Pearl Starch,
Kegs White Lead fer sale by b. =. ID.
Mry Is 49, wu
1nnsACkS Rio Coffee,
lUU 900 Boxes window Glass,
50 Coils Manila & Cotton Cordage, ssso rted sizes,
50 doz. Manila, Jate and Hemp bed Cords for sale
by h. & ID.
Steel
NAYLORx cos. GerMsn Pillow aud Sf ring Steel,
IN AssoILsi, for sAle BIZ b., z. 8 ID.
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Sailing Of the Atlantic.

Sailing Of the Atlantic.
New York, Aug. 16.
The steamship Atlantic sailed this noon
for Liverpool with 81 passengers and SlS5.
600 in specie.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-19

LADIES FOR FREMONT. The ladies Of
Rock Island have issued cal FOR public
meeting of their own fair sex to be held al
Empire Hall, for the purpose of consulting
together and taking such action as they may
deem necessary, to have their influence felt
towards making Jessie Benton Fremont
mistress of the White House, and conse
quently her husband, John C. Fremont,
President of the Union. A right, when
the ladies' begin to move in matter its sue
cess is no longer doubtful. How compare
lively feeble would have been the efforts
of the revolutionary fathers had the mothers
OF '76 refused to aid theml When the wo
men of 40 united their sweet voices in
praise OF the hero Of Tippecanoe, what man
SO ungallant as to raise his hoarse note in
favor oil "Vani" Can history show an cx-
ample in which the women enlisted gener-
ally in cause that il did not succeed Vic.
tory ever perches on the STANDARD Of the
women and we hope to see them rally by
thousands and tens Of thousands prior TO the
Presidential election, and sing the praises
OF Fremont aud make their influence felt
in accomplishing his election