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The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

l40 head of cattle,
80 head of horses.
About 200 head Of hogs, more or lees,
Q bu rg'es one milk wagon.
Saddles and harness in Livery stable,
About 200 chickens, turkeys, and other fowls,
One road wagon and four harness,
Furniture in house on milk ranch.
Three interests in mining claims. one at Wis
consn Hill. one at Green Valley, and one at
Bradshaw's Bar; 200 cords Of wood.
One Harrow. horse revolving rake,
plows. . 2wheelbarrows.
And should all Of said property not be sold on
the day above stated. shall continue selling me
same from day to day between the hours OF 10
A. N, and O'Clock P NJ. until the whole shall
'"'' WV ' wM T. HENSON, Assignee.
j, Auburn. Sept, sth 1886.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

(Slgned) JOHN MIDDLETON. L..
Notary Public.
TO- Dr. l.. j. CZAPKAY'S Medical and Sur
gical Institute is at the corner Of Montgomery and
Sacramento streets. San Francisco. California.
The Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no
remuneration unless he effects cure. apps 3m
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02
latest New q.

Dspsre II the cennittss on the Brooks Case
WAsHlscfoH, Nay 30.---The special com
mittee in the Brooks case willreport on Mon.
day, and recommend his expulsion from the
House; they will also recommend vote Of
censure on Messrs. Keitt and Edmondson,
The minority will report that the assault on
Senator Sumner involves violation Of the
privileges of the Constitution, and that out
side Of the Constitution, Congress has no
privilege.
Mr.. GUNNER is more comfortable this NOR
ming and the symptoms Of erysipelas subsi-
ding. Drs. Perry, Miller and 1'indslsy have
been consulted on his case. No one is per-
mitted to see him.
Virgil r. Paris, of Maine, special agent Of
the Post Office Department for New Eng
land, was dismissed from Office on Tuesday;
few hours before. his. dismissal..he had call
ed on the Post Master General, and intima
ted his invention of voting in the Cincinnati
Convention for Mr.. Buchanan.
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No 1.-The Z ofshe W Sec sT7s Mr. Z soser
No s-The Z I Sec T7s y l6o acres.
No 3-Tbe N w Sec 10 T 20 NR2 leo acres.
The above three tracts are beautifully situated on
the Railroad miles from Davenport. gs
No 4-Ths w \ Of the S WI of Soc 10 7 7sN &
'g No s-The me n OFFS " oisse T7s SasE 70
acrest miles from Davenport.
No g. ! ne 4 Of the n 4 of See 81 T.sS a , 4.
so acres, the Rail Road, miles from Davenport.
No 6-2su a 100 acres In Secs IS & 10 T s1NR E,
upon the Mississippi River, g miles from DsvenPort.
10 IS iS0 aeIsa p r ssds T. M
No l7-Animproyed farm faced and al cultivated
nice house, sprays ani creek on y, on HICKORY
started sn,irely around the arm 100 acres. -
No len secs i8. 10 24T 90 R2E, 800 acres,
IGn improved and 40 III timber. tz.g.flo7 Il,
No "a "A doe farm Of l26 acres, 4sfenoed, 20 un-
der guilty allou, 4 miles from town, mile east OF
DuhaYde road. mile from Dalzell farm. y
No s3--lhe Grant farm on dubuque road, miles
from town, i23 acres highly cultivated, and or.
Houses and Lots In Davenport. :
No 3o--Fine brick house on 9Th 81. between Asrh-
son and Ripley SITS Exesiisnt veil, good stsble, &C.
No3l--Good frame House, , rooms, good well, Re.
Lot r2x53i, OF Bead near Locust 81.
Ao2g--A story house 90 eth st., containing 10
No. s3.-Good frame house, rooms, cellar, Dc,
oD sth =. estasso s, ,s1 ssa hsIS &c
N,s6-2iots on Brady ST., cor. Of College, stxisc
each. ggsse4sf
NO. lot on Teffy s' COT VI ~ yoh Nv ~
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
No. 2S-W. fractional Of The n. w. Sec. 8, 7.
81, y. K. e., n 81 lou acres, near Thorn's Mills
'sr''0~'"apPPsNsSs ToRY COUNTY.
10. 53-NRfo. N u / of Soc - 7 IS e w 40
No. W~Si efNw of.se ii 7 9, Z "a W 90 acre.
No. SIS " Of sec II 50 . W leo seses.
No. 37-N of n WI ofssc !, T g y " g acres.
No. 8 W Of Il OF sec Is ~ q w 70 acres.
No. as " frac Of \ W ofsse - : sal ~
" No. se.' se~KEi OF sec Is T 81 q " 100 acres.
IN JASPER COUNTY.
No. 4l-S E OF soc 80 30 X 90 W 100 acres.
IN KEoKUK COUNTY.
no. 43-s WA and NV Of sec TT r Isw 10
acres. ,,,,,
so AS W frac. / Of sec6 T 70 R 10 w l<3 acres.
No Is S w of sec IS TIT r i W 100 acrss.
No. 4s-w Of and DIN W 1 ofs.e - r
II X IA 100 acres, timber.
47-SEi Of sec Is 81 W 100 acres,
IN MUscATINK COUNTY.
miles from Maseaans, frem junction. Apply TO
No. so-s Il sofsse 7 80 R is W 100 acres.
No. sI-W ONE! OF sec l0Ts7 Is w 90 acres.
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
No. No. ss-s ON is q zee Hfa 80 " 20
"e's'' IN CEDAR COUNTY.
No. SAG of Ef OF sec 30 r. 80 acres.
No. SIS ofN 8 ! OF sec 30 81 r 2 w 30 acres.
No 56-House and Lot, Store and took Of goods,
in Tlp,op. ,v
General Land Agent,
Feb 6-dtf Office Post Once Bulldog.
Il
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II Upsssr N.S; Tas cA1asser cad Lahore Of
49, hAA Jcpsos, NJ Mas. II. c. CosAsT. Phillips
omes Co., Bosrcn.
ebything connected with the life and
49, OF the FIRST missionary TO Burmah 10
so1D with iaterest TO the Christian. The
49, of love performed by Mrs. Conant at
tA61oeusst Of the dying Mrs. Jsdson, IL
- 3Resented to the public in the work the
da1o6f which il mentioned above. The
49, portion OF the proceeds Of this book
haeeteen relinquished 10 the orphan chit.
AoAef DR.. Judson. Most Of the materials
sgtH14Nolums were furnished by Dr.. Way.
- Though they have been Obtained rom
eUpgl oaher source that would throw any
M - the subject. The above work
$3.50 De in the library of every Christian,
- ~ take pleasure in commencing il to
- III may be had at our city book
sogpo
tWl Ass % Gotbs Or the LIFE and .sdss.tprss u
AS111osxtsr Rs~aiHs. Written by uims~f Phil
~ opsou Co.. Boston.
0Goon up in the best style Of the above
lsas ri clear letter press aud Handsomely
kao1 tAus far strong temptation Is pre-.
soatm ubr the perusal Of this book; but the
appoj>1 truthfulness and interes, OF Its
saesecDs. as betrayed in the hasty glance
% tse given It's contents. viii more
2soa(ly recommend 1t to the general read
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02
ohis Republican Convention,

CIscrsHATr, May 3o.--Tbe Republican
State Convention met yesterday at Colum-
bus and appointed delegates to the Philadel-
phia National Convention--three Chase and
three Fremont. Resolutions were passed
condemning the Sumner assault, advocating
the immediate admission Of Kansas as a
State with the Topeka Constitution, and de-
claring that Congress has full power to pro-
hibit slavery in the Territory. The Conven-
ton also passed vote Of thanks to Senator
Wade 70 his recent course in the Sumner
affair, and to l.. D. Campbell for his resolu-
tons in the House relative 10 the same affair.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02
Nicaragua D.oekadsd. etc

WAsHrHorbs, May 80. "A letter from
Havana, May 2sd, says: Il learn by a mes
senger on board the steamer Illinois. that
Nicaragua is blockaded on the Pacific side
by two French vessels Of war, that the
Sierra Nevada was not permitted to land
her passengers At Punta Arenas, and was
too late al Panama to put them across the
lsthmus for the Illinois,"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

TALLMAN a. POWERS,
AVN a1aIxNE2

TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office IN Atsinson's block, Second Street, Be-
f,ceen Brady and Main.
OFFER for sale tie following Taiua Retl "a
~ City Property in Davenport.
1. House and lot on Third Street near the ecruero
Rock island.
3. sir lot. al North Davenport. between Psrryand
Ailthe above lots are well situs,ed and In part. Of
the city most rapidly improving and viii be .oldon
liberal terms. q
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 of S. Ell rs T s9S. Ranges wesi go sctes.
NiofS. e. s. % 20 n. Range west sssere..
n Z. OFFS. = $ 36T AN. Rsnge vest 4oaeres.
The above iardsare al % the lire Of tae rsiIrssd
rom Davenport 10 iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acre. Of prairie and ninety sere. q
ons. Clinton Co., he Railroad; all choice lard,
~el ws;ered.
The above property will be sold n liberal credit
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton. sixty scresarst rate land, well impIovee With
good houses. VIII be sold at g bargain.
-Rsa Powsshiek County.
Two hundred and nfy acrss enc prairie land NO.
miles north Of Monseauns, THE County se.t. Z
Mch I7-'5s-du 9a4g .#
Scott Co. 500 6@'
loo acres unimproved lHndswo miles from Hica DRY
Grove, three miles from Wrlco,t, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll waiered. eE FE&5
I60acres Eve miles north westfrom Hickory Groye
very choice land.
Near Davenport. gs
One and one-hali milos from Court House ihs
bluH, with superb vie~s OF. river and 81 announcing
country. small farm Of s aadsr the highest
state OF cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful lasd In he vicinity The
ally. n II v ~ nj 3 q 8 VI
Alarm of60 acres, 20 under cultivation, 90 oftirn
Der. never falling stream runs through IT, VIII
besold very cheap. IS @s#
|. CSC Near Waleett.
50 Acres Of choice prairie u . bargeln-
Al North Davenport,
A beautiful ye sere lot.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02
n.llot,.s s,ru = SENATOR In Rhode rslsnd.

PHovfDsscr, May 3o.--At The caucus OF
the Anti Administration members OF our
Leg,slature, on an informal ballot for can
didate for United States Senator, James r.
Simmons received 80 votes, Thomas A.
jerks Is, and 10 for all others. The eau.
Gus refused TO 90 into formal ballot, and
adjourned until Friday evening
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

II nayEsUE OF BRITISH INDIA shows q
~ q about twelve millions Of dollars
Qnrnood with expenses. The military ex.
- Mere amount TO over 5000 600.
~ oonipts from opium fuctuate from year
Iys1 1Anging from Il 100000 to fs.ooo.-
o. e would probably be cut off sltogelh-
! H. 65e the culture OF opium should be OF
- tlnogeneraliy allowed in China, The
Dsooul however, is the great subject which
llsgsoS England, and especially when as
oolao04 with the present National Debt
los - ago an Englishman observed q
cooo - down q staircase. Ii bumped on
vesy I'll tillit came TO The bottom; there
oooeookit rested. "That stone," said he,
re1ent1es the national debt Of my coun-
~ nND bumped on every grade o. the
samS1lsy, bat its weight 10 on tho low
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02
Amsriean xa,s Nesting.

CINCINNATI May 3o.-A Tremendous
American Mass Meeting is being held at
Masonic Hall tonight. Hon, Jas Brooks
Of N. Y, ia addressing an enthusiastic
crowd. t
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

nAnu punsEp.--Last Monday evening,
1900 storm, barn belonging to II.
$500 about TOUR miles from Moline, was
- n lightning. In the barn AZ the
- 49, one COW, two calves, three coits'
. ove hundred bushels OF potatoes
- md bushels OF corn, and large
ouSu1Cf fruit trees, amounting in all 10
49, Sousand do lars, all OF which were
So --k0ck islaader.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

h tladelphia there are ID steam Hour
~ hey grind up o2245 bushels OF
- Wpokly, ard manufacture 1850 bar
t1er16uk. The number Of runs OF stones
- eoAis 10 -.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

0es. J. THoRfsoToS. The Dubuque
6Gaas mentions the arrival OF Senator
&c. in that city and says, 1--WE were graf
Iooato hear him speak 10 high terms Of the
eoss, industry and ability Of our Represen.
l4slse in the lower House, Hon. Jsaes
3A64paton, who has ably, faithfully and sat-
tsh1eprily discharged his duties TO his con-
oliln.n,s.n
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m. snir,, o, ,7s Aroused in Ma...ehusett,

The Spirit Of '7s Aroused in Massachusetts
BosToa, May 80.
In the House of representatives to-day,
the following resolution was offered oy d.
C. Hale, OF the Boston Advertiser, member
from Boston, and WIS re ierred to Commit
tee:
Resolved, That the sum OF $4,000 be al
lowed and paid out of the treasury OF the
onwesI,h to his Excellency the Gov
ernor, to be by him applied, in whole or
part, in such manner not repugnant TO the
Constitution and laws OF the Y. s., as VIII
most effectually aid the people OF Kansas
who were represented IN the Convention
which assembled at Topeka in October,
1866, in maintaining their rights as men
and citizens under the Constitution OF the
United States; and the Governor, by and
with the consent of the Council, have au-
no rity TO appoint such agents to disourse
he said sum as may be necessary, and the
gents 20 appointed shall account TO him for
6s money BY them expended The Gov
ernor 10 hereby authorized TO draw his war
rant accordingly.
The AMERICAN Council No.423 Of Wor-
cester, has resolved that in case OF person.
d outrage and violence(Aeing threatened to
Mr.. Summers colleague or others repre-
ssnting the old Bay State in Congress,
they will hold themselves prepared at an
hours notice to start for the Capital OF our
country, il it Is deemed necessary to defend
the delegates from this State in Congress
from the personal attacks of Southern as.
aiilants. @
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02
Nrw Sro --Messrs. Sutton g. Co. are

fEw SroRE.--Messrs. Sutton g. Co. are
ep>ning out large aud selec, stock of Dry
Goods at the corner of Second and r. leland
sesOets. The attention Of the public, and
= 1he ladies especially, are invited to their
soenh. At present they are little away
IN the centre Of business, but still they
seunder the impression they can make It
woith the while OF our citizens to 60 few
otops further to trade with them.
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Message Of the President on Central American
Affairs.

Massage Of the President on Central American
Affairs.
I WAsHMoToN, May 30.--The President
sent a Message TO the Senate yesterday oil
the proposition OF England to arbi'rate the
Central American question, but II was not
opened. The Message merely inclused
letter to Mr.. Dallas, dated 2sth of May. on
the subject OF the difference between the
British Government and that OF the United
States regarding the construction and eneet
of the Convention of The 18th OF April,
1850, on the subject Of Contra America
generally, and stating to Mr.. Dallas the
views which the President entertains OF
that question as it now stands, in order that
he may communicate the same to the Earl
of Clarendon.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

plsE THIEVES ABOUT. Mr., Robt Nc
laeesh had his horse and buggy stolen from
~ stable in this place on Friday nigh,
hsG Our citizens should be on the alert
na gang Of scoundrels at this time infests
~ community, and nothing movable is
- unless placed under lock and key
oaSe we q night police nowf
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Books 4 Staiioufrp,

Books 4 StaiiOufrp,
.sg9y845 COLUMN OF 5seaH
ELI ADAMS e. co.
sA "TAE IOWA BOOK R0oAs,' at
No. 80, sraay st., > doors n. Of tho Post omss
| DAVENPORT, IOWA.
| HARpI1 FOR JUNE, &7Gs
| 4 Lso, 0oDRY,s LADY's BOOK.
"a ARrHuK's HOME MAGAZINE, 4
| .-1.s pKTKRsoN'a NATloAAL"
sAkPER's STORY BOOB al f
ssH The "Iowa Book Rooms,
No. % Bra ~ g., near the ro.t oaies.
Wau.Bun.
I0K The Early Day n the Northwest ~ sr' 90"n
~ H. ksnsis Price $40.
| Sectional Maps of Iowa.
| bankers New Map In Cases. Prics si'so
il Mounted and vanished Tor offices, &C, :, ~"
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| NO &c Hrudy st., near the Poet Once
slfe l'-''~ ELI ADAMS 4 co.
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| mortgages, Leases, Powers Of Attorney, AgEeemep'
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tamenis, Dc, &c, in various sly les oil binding At
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No. "a l,r,ay 81. p.nr In. ros. oniee,
An md "a E' k.I ADA Ms q, co.
SE(tTIONAL MAPS OF IOWA.
usr $780, n, ,n,-,. ~, Jaw sectional and Geo.
Il $3.50 ~ =, ',o,.a ..h'aI,,no her iron Ieaig Con-
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~, 80 gu =, sNs i.c,G nv s.sshan M pr
ker. irics in cases 81, 50. -
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Coon BuILpiSo.-Our longtime fellow
sltissns, Messrs. Wiley 4 Munger, will
awe one of the very best built houses in
davenport. We have seen no better brick
wesk than that they are putting into their
heuse at the corner of Fourth and Brady
-. When completed il viii! be not only
: 1ne, but good and substantial building.
~ only exception will be its height, Il
6ould be four instesd of three stories,
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Collections promptly attended u In all pEF of the
State; Lands and warrants ted In ali Land
Districts Of the State. Money invested and Taxes paid
Tor non- residents; Money loaned on unencumbsred
Real Es security; Farms. Houses nd LotA leased
Real Estate Of all Kinds boughtsn sold on Conms
sion.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

s DAvrxYoar WzoLEsALE TRApE.--The
Maquoksta Excelsior has an article in refer
encs to the amount Of inland trade which
10 now seeking Davenport as 9 mart, and
The extensive prepsrat ions that our business
houses have made f,r its accommodation.
Il ssys:-"Dsvenport 10 becoming quite
well known a. wholesale mart. Her
merchants and business men begin to adoP'
q fsr-rsaching policy. and already can they
realize the golden fruits. We sllude, Of
course, to well directed system Of advert.
sing. In NO direction can they look with
more interest than towards Maquoketa;
they cannot seek the acquaintance Of bet
ter customers than the hardy yeomanry Of
old Jackson, and the dealers in and hard by
Maquoketa."
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BusY DAY.--Saturday is always busy
day with Us, and we have less time to de.
vote 70 our paper than any other day during
the week. Although our streets are gen.
orally crowded and a larger amoust Of bust.
sess Is transacted on that day. yet It invari.
sbly happens that fewer noteworthy Incl.
dents occur; all Of which may possibly be
traced to the deduction, that a. Il 10 the idle
Who are most vicious, employment dries up
Ne source Of crime. We would that il
vers 90 the world over, that mankind could
Ind enough to do and the disposition to at
ind to II, as to coaine them to their legi,i.
rsate business, and leave no incentive for
u commission OF crime.
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snow etorm at Pittsburg.
PlrrssuRe, May 80, | P. M.--itis snow
ing hard here.
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glvea free OF charge g7~
sSS ssssstD sf4 -
arlHa AaAOYllc AAT10AAt 81
levi il Nun TN MA IUUNAAt
49,.
LA RGEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD,
asa ~ s.Ss CAMP sNssss ~ IN sN,
n-..s. -. Y.r.,tt.
1qes.uxn vyIas1so an. su rs.
from Iae Ssnouat anpaNaeass, Snissso.
In simmenss triple conestn wliiupYne. lenng the
city, mare eSeeous pioessAloh, in'ioaucihE lne
sptendd bano Cnanot, ofAsh % vignt e'Sesnuy Ca
hAsisoncd stssds. and corninLg 81
IAB khOF. HELMS 58L f5s
NAYlONAL BRASS BAND
U~nss..srg az 10 Ne r.nm.l
49,, =, - - -s, - h - ~. !. 49, rrorn.a
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o. Snilu. III q ~ y. "a, -, s.a .aSn n, 40 49,
sson OF 60 "o'ses wa ~ eA'1 = ~ se>>s''e~
Gui .vh mi, .t pavannert ON wedns,dav. Juns
-. An Far one aav Oulv,
:, a..,oss go = .,.aa.. p N par
IDIOTS oyeh I,sn h = 80 49, ~ss ~ 'NssA 81 ~
ip.D $50 'sn a. = .saSvs.r ~ ,vs,rvfr,Es
l1AE EVpEs1nAAN AAsSSTI
Com py,ses The follow Ing dstinguished Performers:
= = R6taa CA0tella.
| 4. ,a,,I.-. rcn..,,spra - n, zen "a a. Innd,s
P''nhsss srs SsrIln. 81 v,enns
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

Hon, John r SOOtt
i. b sanosain A Adler, James Thoripgtt
Buyro,os. rsttmsan d sDdtselt,
waoLNsALs DEALERS n. g.
Groceries, Iron. EAils, Glass, Wooden Ware.
Only agents in davenport Tor
FAIRBANKS SCALES
- AND ss4s
HERRINGS' FIRE PROOF SAFES.
"A I .uosc riosss are fs6sisIng sn-ir stoch aud
l will in . lev wssks bs able " ofof - me trade
.. :..s. q Ssss . sss ss
our stock has ssss ssleelsd VIA care in shs Eas
teru mar cts AID gad II sci! aatpw 80 tas sane ~
lees can bo hs1tn s.. Louis AVID Shleago. Myn
III Sbl,. Tai. Pltcn ADD Ko..s, sos ssis BY
* HOl vi.ssar, prime article %. :.l:sy 4
unn BBls., Hall Sols. and Kegs, Sev Osissns
lOOGH0d'saaa Rshaos s''ls''ss i e. s 3 3 BY
M Bbls Crushed, Clarified, Loaf aud Crushed So
~ ssr., loo ..Is ~ - D 7. :. Y. :.
~ hnas y. sasas ior sAis y a i n 2
tx bales oskam In tore s1d Tor ..is6y !, Ia
ZO p. :. =.
En Boxes amily and Palm Soaps reed and for sale
" BY HI nRows, PkkfTYaaN DaLzELL.
cn Boass star, Opal and stearine Candle. for
w sale BY
az Bbs. Lard, Linseed, lanner'tAnd Rossn OTIS,
20 So Spirit Gas, ,syl aisa
Is Boxes Pearl Starch,
ksSs White Lead for sale b. b. r. D.
Mfy Is S6dwu gls orb
Iron and Nails.
1EToSs IRON as.orlsd sizes, SE
scckoMs, pksiTYMaS& DALzsLL:n
steel. 54,.s
NAYLoR& cos, German Plow and Spring Steel,
IN assort-d, for sale by b., p. IL ID. 10
Iron Hitching Posts.
snHoRsh head hitchiny Posis, new ariicie,
CNItor ssle BY D., =. q y.
Fish.
1lnnPRIME Cod Fish; .-lrt.
sNOulO uO smoked Hall6ut; "a
50 kils y 1 bbls. No. Maekerslk salmon;
5v b, xss No. Herring;
For sale BY ~, .. M y.
4OIsss9As' "'na'" ''a' b.. : D. D.
Brushes.
a Pull, assortment OF White Wash, Paint, stove,
AHorse and Dust Brushes, for sale y 3. r. =
Dried Apples.
SnABusHBLS Dried Appivs IN store and for sale
sbvOhv fA.y On a,x'u "A. y. II.
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FOR LEASE, =
I oTs3,s q In Block rs, corner of Fsrnau ,ast
L. Third street,. ar@a - Z
Apl7d n sN COOK & SARGENT
NOTICE.
Nff. john G.. pxv3s has this dsy been aduas.
AVA .e.. = Palmer In drus. The busiasss w
be confirmed as hersl ofore, and under ihe eane
name ind style. COOK & eAR0$NT
tRsenror.Ap Yillst. 1885.
To GrOcers.
NJ The agents for The NORTH We n fo, - - =.
w celebrated OHIO PEARL RfA RICH. Which q
Will sell BY the box only at Chicago ST. Louis pn-
se-- We are also jasi in receipt OF o large lot 49,
Locust Seed.
e4t HARPER 4 sTEEL.
gors Island, May Ie dim
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02

These snds were selected many yesss aso AZ
comprise some Of the best lands ln Sesss Co.'S = ~,
and nave nsves been before offered for sals : > ~
Aeh ad 50 COOK & SARGENT.