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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

DEa COMA delegate to the Democrat
Conyention to be held at Iowa City this
n.y. stepped in our Office yesterday to see
''s old friend Of the Gazette and perhaps ad-
'se with him little as to the best policy
: save the party. Upon retiring, he as
'ured US that at all events thy would not
'laorse the Fl. Des Moines resolutions
u they denounce those resolutions and dis
wow all sympathy with the Administration
We shat! not have one word to say agains'
their platform.
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BY CATIONS LINE.
Telegraphed expressly for Daily Gazette
Washington Items.


The Hsra.as Washington correspondent
learns from an authentic source that our
Government will not un Ter any contingent
cy permit Mr.. Champion to remain, and FUR
Their that it has notified the English Gov
eminent tina, il il does not recall him taey
will be compelled to dismiss him at once.
II ia also rumored in certain diplomatic cir
cles that should our Government dismiss
Dir. Champion England would refuse all IN
tercourse wife the United States and give
Mr.. Buchanan his passports. Reports 10
the effect that Dir Champion has been en-
pow cred by Englsnd to abandon her PFeten-
sions in Central America under csrta!n cif-
cumstances, are emphatically contradicted.
An effort is making to transfer the Banks
vote to Pennington, and it is thought that
the latter might be elected
Several members of the National Dem.
Con. have arrived. The I'd day of June
seems to be the favorite day for the Cincin-
matt Convention.
NEw YozK, Jan. z.
New York Items.
The propeller Jackson arrived last even
ing from Portland reports that she passed
a, IL. 80 A. NJ. yesterday the steamer Ply
mouth Rock still ashore on Hart Island
She appeared tie have sustained no addition
al damage from the storm ofSaturdsy night
The extensive ornamental iron manufac-
tory in Brooklyn, owGed by g. A. stilwell,
was burnt last night, together with several
adjoining buildings. stilwelPs loss about
$40 900, injured $4,000.
The steamer st. Louis arrived from AS
pinwall this morning. She brings the latest
dates from South America and Australia,
bu, nothing from California. The ST. Louis
took out troops to Aspinwsll en- route for
Oregon.
Accident On II, b n. Railroad,
MuscArIsE, Jan. Z, p. NJ.
A bridge on the NJ. s. NJ. r. X. about B
miles east of this city broke while the train
from the east was crossing this +. NJ Two
ear, thrown off and badly broken. No
person injured.
Aaothnr Ballot.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Z.
The House has had another vote-Banks
lol. Richardson 70. Fnler 90. Pennington
6, scattering s.
NY stock Market.
New Yonx, Jan. z.
Stocks higher; money rates hrm' hlle
R.R. 81, Hu.lem Is, Hudson 81, c. q i.
a. C. e. c. 9s)5, N. Y. c. e2}s, Reading
o. G. c. ls4, C. & r. 1. s67t.
arests Fire in Syracuse.
Waiting block. stores and Offices burned
this morning. Owned by J. N. Wslting'
Valued a, 8lOo 900 insured 100000.
Granite building adjoining nearly destroy
ed. insured $4,000.
other adjoining buildings badly damaged.
Weitine block was occupied ny house
Telegraph Co. Mechenics' Bank, Cfswee
hank, J. r. Ballard, clothier, Butterwofth q
Co. Maritime, Merwin, Way O. Harman'
hardware, T.. .. Dawson. saddlery nsrdw are
Rallard g. Cos. stock wholly DESTROYED
insured e55. 600. Stocks OF other parties al
badly damaged, but generally coveredo y IN
surance. Total loss 100000.
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DAVENPORT Book SToRE.-By reference
70 advertisement it will be seen that Messrs
hoLaEs & Co. have disposed of their estab-
ishment to Messr. GEO. w. ELLIS g. Co, OF
Dayton, o. We can recommend our friend'
Mr. Ellis, to the confidence ofthe Davenport
public as gentleman thoroughly acquain'
ted with his business. Our citizens will find
Mn accommodating and obligins.
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1as WEATHEs,-There Is evidently a
kw loose somewhere. We have not
such a spell Of weather since the winter
Fl842.3, when our country was IN state
GENERALIZATION and people did not eE.
p much refinement even in the weather.
Sunday morning the mercury actually
pd at 7 dogs. above zero, the highest IT
been for some days, and we began to
1citRte ourselves upon reform in the
literature, but alas! Monday morning dis
)sed d frigidily OF Ii dogs. below zero
% moving atmosphere sufficiently nip
g to take of mau's beard, or encase it
n Ice in short metre.
1 9rnrH PAsE.-On our fourth page the
ldeF will find column Of reading matter
4 some advertisements that will repay
\ or her for the perusal.
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The PfOlyS fO2. the Upsf.

LII rds general from the Com Pow 10 the - inc,
brs akins plow made and for sale al the Davenport
Flow Facsosy, corner OF Rock Island and ID sts.
These Flows have not only give general but
declared by who have used them be the bes
this country, that have been introduced.
The factory has been enlarged and supplied with
chinsy and greater power, AID the for the pro-
cured az ittsbnrs othe best qualS which that great iron
city affords And the unde gned feel confident That with
their expsfsnce the Business their knowledge o d..
ands oi the county and their perfected they will
he able furnish the farmers with inst such p!ovs they
nssd. sat 8, esonabls peks Pi0~s sd Wholesale
reasonable discount
BETCHEL, SKINNER & RsRan
DyvsunaPS fectIs
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ARGYLE COTTAGE"
Naanfiful Homo To Rant.

THE undsrsigns cd will rent for one year 10 ten his
late beautiful home argyle Cottage and append
ages) adjoining the city Of Le Claire.
This place comprises Dwelling, rooms, smok g
house, Stable, Orchard OF goo bearing fruit trees and
IS acres Woodland pasture.
None need apply who have large family Of little
children. I. G. kAUs.
daaN
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Professor Thomsen's Dispensary
w. 900 Lake street, Chicago, III.

forths cure Of Private Disesseain
Il all their species stages and throug-
out. BIENNIAL EhioolONo
the consequence Of selfahnse. This solitary vice or
deprayed self Indulge 10 prnctced by the youth
of both sexes in an almo extent, produc
ing with unering certainty the following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless combatied BY scientlde
medical measures, Wig; sallow countenance, dark
spots the eyes pain in the head, ringing In the
ears and noiseslike the rustling rating
Of unessiness aboutthe limbs, confused Wis
Ions blunted intellect loss ofeonndsnce In approach
ing strangers, dislike to form new acqnaintances,a
dspo sition shun society, loss Of memory, hectic
nusbss pmpies and various eruptions The face,
furred tongue night sweets foetid breath, coughs,
consumption, monomania, and frequently insanity
Do I. THOMSON will prove to any one calling upon
him for medical advice, In the most convincing and
,atj,isctory mar that he has made cures after Ae
Tepe red failures ofthe best Physicans and Surgeons
afEuropo and ony person at distance desiring spch
nroof by addressing Doct. Thomson, box ~, Chicago
! iii ana enclosing Two three cent postage stamps
mali have il forwarded them rough the mol free
/ rom observation -,
VIZ. THOMSON, N. D.
Aus Di is55-wi ~
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Take .1Ofire.

THAI We the suhscribers are prepared u bay
any amount Of Prairis Chickens aud Qua,is,
Prairie Chickens prefercd--for which We will pay 9
fair price. We Wish ,he.n TO hang In cold place
one night bafore being brought 10 this place. You
got your money for them w,hou, looking all over
town to sell them, by bringing them 70 tho United
States Express ONCE, Davenport.
deco wtf.p.e. WIDNER & MARSH
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letter will be found
] Oh, attentive correspondent at DEBORAH
|o.dsy's Gazette. We yesterday met DIR.
Isousy direct from DEBORAH, who informs
hat no has but our button left on his
He escaped we'll il he did not suner
|e.on. Our indefatigable fellow citizen
h. l.. NICHOLS, he informs US, stayed
nights on the steps, wedged in the
||Ed go ii ght as scarcely to be able to drink
b. Of hot coffee handed up to him. while
Esnd adjsining was 30 completely wedged
l. only to be able to imbibe as il was
|fered to his lips.
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To the Merchants Of Iowa.
NEW CLOTHING WAREHOUSEI
d w DI E0 4. ca

"AVISG tskeut the Store, - Market street, Phiia-
IL delphia; Formerly occupied BY Fassitt & Co.,
and having service most tss,y Cut
ters, now Manufacturing entirely new stock
ofCiothng of every description. and 10 Inten-
ton all times to keep largo Stock of the newest
and des;ra Bile Cohing suitable for the esern
market. p. NAPLES, formerly of Dubuque having
spent tn last twenty years In tho West and knowing
the wants of Western Merchants feels that be can.
noi III - ensio ~ 49,. ~ sna nc
Linen Furnishing Room, we think can
not be surpassed as ali our Shirts Collars, &c. &c
are made to order. twill afford US much pleasure to
have you cali and make q personal exxmination OF
our stock. r. NAPLES & co.
July 9Th, 'SS-w-iF.
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III, l. NJ. RAlLRoAp-7'he first locomo-
y reached the station at Iowa City at III
Flock on the lst inst, in time TO secure
Y $4,000 az stake Cold as il was the
leR worked all the night ofthe 3lst inst,
PIE hundreds of people from Iowa City
Pre- on the ground watching their opera
ne and burning fence rails to keep them
'arm. Mr.. CARMICHAEL Just saved his
stance, although having unlooked-for
FaSbacks 10 con,end against. All honor
all concerned, may they now push on the
'oad to Fl. Des Moines.
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RAILROAD CELfBRATios.-A grea, many
good sentiments and responses were no
doubt lost BY the set-speaking at the Cele
brsuon extending into the wee sma' hours
of the night. TIE following could only
have been excelied by the response it was
intended TO call out
Dayenport-ths first Iowa city to intro
duce the steam horse and the steam press.
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- WILSON & Parker,
ENGRevERS and BRAND OUTFITS,
Seals and Seal Presses Of every desert! ten
CARDS AND ENVELOPES
nINTED IN a SUPERIOR Sly F..
II OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Sept, 3 div


U-SRoM 200 900 10 800 ,00D feet of Lumber at Dor
r man r Co q old yard, cor. Scott and Fourth SITS =,
one square west Of Goes Davis Planning Mill, near
ly opposite the Court House. The subscribers have
IN hsnd the largest aud best assortment Of Seasoned
Steam Sawed Pine Lumber to be found In this market
We keep constantly on hand Dressed and Undrsssed
Flooring, Sdiag. Fencing, and inch clear stun,
ties of Pine Lumber which VIC osr sslow - any 9TH
or Yard In this city. ,r,r,, on
nov l-dwtf ). roSi hh q ".
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TaE BRIDGE.-The damage done to the
bridge is very Insignificant compared with
the first statements Of some of our cotempo-
raries. The breaking of few timbers 10
the sum total The "faise way" for another
span is now being erected, and despite the
severity Of the weather the men work assid.
uous!y upon it.
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Fgosr-BirT.s understand that d
number Of persons had their ears and noses
trost-bitten yesterday morning. One who
had driven only four miles from the prairie
Was so badly frosted tina, he had to apply
10 physician immediately on reaching
town.
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JEFF. DAVIS. Of Mr.. Diilon,s

speech at the Railroad Celebration, cur co.
temporary OF the Democrat says, that "du-
ring his remarks, some one in the crowd had
the i'll taste to say that tire bridge across
the Mississippi ind been built in spite of
Judge Douglas. But the speaker did not
notice the insolent remark" Our ne GU
Dor misunderstood the remark The per.
son interruptng said, 'in spite of Jeff.
Davis" yes" replied the speaker, "and
in spite of Jeff. Davis"
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Nv a06Ioo1s aR0CERTEs, BOOTS { SHOES

Day GOODS, 0R0CkRIEs, BOOTS 3 sho1e
I.rbs,rihsr hasreeeiesd large additiento al
stoes Of Goods In all the ~ ma
r,ngt a. usual the most RttfactiV esssor'meA'So "
sonSd in this region ofcountry. my
Van viii dpd slmo any thing You wantlI inc DIX
aooDs ns whe the staple or fancy and the same %
Clothing, Bonnets, Hats, Caps, Boots ana SHOES.
In HARDWAhh Inc s,as
H,s GROCERY epartmsn I'll not sxcsiledby man,
'hanSKPfN nG'T GLASSES, CRoCKRRY and GLAs IS
It sbis to All orders for mosto fthe Mo- line manu-
-. I'd rt,cls on abort notice. AneSamination wi
,nys his .tock to be ore varoustha In 10 srek COS
csived Of vh.,hs,,. n
B. haiupumpsa.usasi;nS sundaSSs nee. Nepi'
sale and retail. -
Lolin .Jxzs S1, lsas.
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tyr RuFFIANs HELPING THEMSELVES -
A correspondent of the st. Louis inie',geM,
Ger says great deal Of mischief mas oeen
done by the Invading army. They nave
cone a good deal upon the principle "heip
Yourselves and your friends VIII love you
They emptied corn cribs, and BORROWED nay
stacks and leuied on bags OF Hour and suhory
other edibles and comes,ibies. In some
cases they gave orders on Governor .s' sha an
NON for the pay; but If the party mus re,
lieyed was an active Free State man. 'hey
al; mo
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s., Msry's College, Catholic institution
near Dayton. O.. was destroyed by hre o"
the sd instant, Loss sbost Slo,Ooo.
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IunnRN LuMRRR, IUMnFp,

THE firm of SCRIPTURE MARQUIS, nov OPP
eraiing.n the mill knownRs the McCsrty mill In
the lower part OF the City of Davenport have and
will keep constantly on hand large assortment of ell
kinds of
Building and Framing Lumber, Shingles
and Laths,
Ia large qasuit.es And they would particularly call
stock of machine slaves ointed and all ready 10
be put togetherin Barrels This nach.ae Is capable
OF cutting thousand staves per day, of the best
quality. Call and examine for yourselves.
At this mill all orders shall be promptly attended to
sld tho pfopretors dattsr the that they can
give satisfaction to sll who nsy IA with call.
J. F SCRIPTURE. F.A MARQUIS.
BE 6mdlW
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Prairie Land for Sale,

CHoIcE piece of Prairie Land for sale, situated
~ In Section No. IL, Township No. 70, North of
Range No ;, East Of 5th principal meridian. Bound
ed west by Mr., Fridays land railroad on the north,
and duck on the south; consisting Of 1850 acres
For information apply to
Mrs ELIZA BUCK WALTER,
JANE HUMPHREY,
DAVID RUCKWALTER.
u6t
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100 LOTS

Tn coda addition to Iowa City, mile from the
/ State Housc, beautifully situated, commanding
every advantage for healthy and pleasant resident
lots, will be offered at public nuefica the ground
or at the State House n weather may permit,
the 9th and 10Th of January next, at 10 a. nj.
Terms Of sale, down, balance in ], 2 aud
years, with 10 rer cent. interest.
II. NJ. WOOD, proprietor.
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JANE Observation-Disclosures o! the
Rereabouts of this individual, recently Of
Claire, who has left that town in debt to
Y Office, will be thankfully received.
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4, orrRAeE.-We are informed tha' On
az evening, one sfour elersymen' VINO
.ons distance to come, and who on that
zion came TO church in his sleigh, lohho
! the conclusion OF the services mat
4 grsceless scamp had made away Win
I horse and sleigh. We presume that by
Snsoeyer the trick was perpetrateca MOTH
more than sleigh.ride was intended as
horse was found next morning hifched
I the church. The sleigh and the rogue
lever. have not yet been found;--we say
4. or roQues. for though it might not
knically be called horse stealing, in add
4 to whatever penalty the misdemeanor
hit merit, there should be superadded a
bier punishment for leaving horse which
doubtless been driven herd, 10 stand out
Ing the cold Of such night as that Of
ldsy. We consider the transaction de.
IDLY an outrage.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor ct Law,
GENERAL LAND AGENT AND REAL ESTATE
BROKER,
Post Once Building B sdy Street
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Collections promptly attended to la all psrtsof b
State; Lands entered and arrans iocatedin all Ian
Districts Of the State Money invested and Taxes patd
for n.restdents; Money loaned on unencumbere
Real Estate ofsli kinds bought and sold on commits
ston,
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LUM1EHI LuMpER!

the Rock island SAW MILL, near tie Boat
n Yard. The undsrsiened would inform the tnhab.
i.ants Of Rock Isand and eurro nding country that
they have pow on md I'd constantly manufaetu-
ring all kinda If Building and Framing Lumber Fel
cling, Lethsa and
BROOM HANDLES.
Call and leave orders hch win be promptly atten-
ded to. MEAD, SMITH & MARSH.
Rock Island, Nov l5-dwt.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

THE partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned has been this day dissolved by mntu-
al consent The business will In future be conducted
BY MN. B. HARRIS, who isduiy authorised 10 settle
the business sfthe firm.
WOODWARD "a HARRIS.
Dsvenpors, January 7, 1856. DINO,
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IN t s6d6fRR d nSS xA1 iowa

1'''''-4 :: ) t E!sss } w''s'',r.x
The N W Seci0
I'M all 48o acres; stusted on the Railroad mile
Tract Q-Ths w of the W Of See ioT7ssRs
E: miles from Davenport, contains 90 acres.
Tract 3-The w OF Sec7 T 10 MRS Il 1863 o. 100
acres 10 miles from Davenport.
Tract 5--Ths N Ell 0 the sW ofsec T1sNR
z, 20 acres miles from the city.
Tract s-The ! Of the .ofsee eiT7sSR
Tract Q--The l OF tho NV of Soc 10 7 Z. ER2e
E. SO also psrts OF secs 10 and lot N ~
IN all making ohs farm OF $50 a. 100 acres upon he
Mississlppi river, 70 milas from Davenport.
Tractl5--An Improved Fam, fenced and all cult
waited, nice house. springs and q creek on 1t, OH
Hickory Grove road q miles from town, Osags Or
sc;ss.
Tract ie--ln Sees Is 10 "a Z so RI Il, $50
I6Oimproved and 10 Timber.
Tract No. PA fne farm OF l26 acres, 10 fenced
e. sS,1 Of puSuaos road miis from pass
Tract No. 23--The Grant fam IN Dubuque road
miles FROM town, 1913 acres highly cult, aed. houss
and orchard DE.
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
Trscts2-W. fractional ! of The N. w: Sec. 2, T.
el,E X. E., n 67-I00 acres, lear ThoTlis Mills
Very low ,ifsppiied for soon
In Henry County, Illinois.
Tract No. 90.--Sixty acres OF beautiful lard tho
Railroad ana on Railroad street in Gepsseo,
Tract ls--Ths OF Sec 81 Tl6NRi OF ago
acres.
In Rock Island County, Illinois
Tract el-TAe W of Sec IS, + i6 NEW, of is
acres.
No. Ss.--I lot on Brady 81. lS2 by 3O0-S3u0.
l5Oesch.
No. Is y eheies lot Perry st. cor 9th ,soxis A.
No. ss-Aa story house On 9Th ST. containing 10
WILLIAM ALLEN
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General land Agent,
Office Post Once Building.
To Merchants. Bankers and Others.

DESlRIN0 sets Of Account Books forthe coming
~ year, We would invite attention 10 Blsrk
Books. Tue, are Oh ,uiet manu- 'acture, and al 9
far ahead Of any thing made tn this region. We fur
nish Books of all psiter TO order with without
printed headings These superior Books ON exhibi-
ton OF the State Fair, Chicago can be seen at our
store. h. A. PORTER & BIO.
Rock Island, Dse 3, 1873.
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CHEAP : .I ElA !. Y !t il! :, STORE !!
Gre at 3 argains
He has just received large iotof Goods from the
New York Auctions
Which he Is selling 81
Il q WE II PR ICE 8
Than any other Store ives. of New York.
.NNpNcNS.
500 yards Of Black oDd colored from, New York Aue
DEBAGEs.
large 10, expected daily which will be soIt ffoB,
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS
From New York Auctions cheer.
CALICOES.
Aane asson ment Of lates. styles eerg ehsSp.
CANTON FLANNELS.
More ofthose heavy cation Flannels at sane price
BLEACHED MUSLINS.
100 cases, which are selling 8. great bargains,
BROWN SHEETINGS.
50 Bales ~ q j-4loHer Than can be bought al any
other Store in Daven, n.
BLANKETS.
100 pair from 4 uction selling cheap.
EMBROIDERIES.
large lot FROM Auction eers cheap
LINEN CAMB. HDkFS.
100 %, from \. Y. !. uction, sene gssd fer SC.
COTTON BATTING.
asaperora.ticle, v h.ca we will sell at lea CTS.
GRAIN BAGS.
5000 bushel seamless Bags, only 25 cite.
Don't Forget ct
Lv,SLEES,
nov ~ No. II LeClaire Block.
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Form OF Application
TO the Ladies Davenport Neighborhood

To the Ladies Davenport Neighborhood
MISS RENWICK respectfully informs 1.-THE
N Ladies' of Davenport and neghSorhood thu. abe
has com me need MILLINERY, DRESS AEDA MANTLE
MAKING BUSINESS on Third 81 between Iowa and
LeClare sts and from many years experiences In To Q
give satisfaction TO who may patronixeher She in
tends keeping select and fashionable assortment OF
Trimmings Dresses and will slways have the new
est fashions. Oct II 'S3d-u
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.VesC Wholesale Grocery.

sVR1C 1VHOt(6UzR grocery.
'soUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"
THE undersigned to 5rHIn odate the public have
brought 10 this city large and superior stock OF
staple Groceries, Consisting Of
sugars, Co6ees, Teas. baecos, Spices and
Fish, all
NEW FRESH AND CHEAP,
Which We offer to the trade upon snalI advance Up
IN Eastern Southern markets. We desire peruc-
Qiary direct the attention of the citizens aId deal
Of Davenport and vicinit, the Farmers and keI-
chants Of the interior to stock, sAtisced
Offering very rare Inducements TO purchasers
We solicit call and tria! rom all who wish Good
and Pure articles at the
VERY LOWEST PHICES,
Stop and examine before you 60 to ST. Louis or
Chicago Particular attention paid the city trade.
City orders delivered.
JACOB WEAVER, ir., & Co,
Oct 24d&wtf Fourth ST. cor. Iowa.
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KeaSaOtUl.

WILSON e. HARLEY.
IJAvE removed their Grocery Store to Mr. LIE
III Ciaire's rev building, doors below the Post
Ordee where they have great enlarged their stock.
They would return their customers their sincere
thanks for Inc liberal patronage bestowed Oh them
md respectfully solicit continuance OF the same.
Davenport. Nov IL, '55-d&wu
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TvLoUR in IS, so, and is0 ssSk., for sals ~
I dsGl3 SANS'
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Diaries for 1865.

LNoK tho PooAe. ard Desk, different sizes from %
IL cents 70 SI.00 each al
The Iowa Book Rooms,
Il mo. 29 ELI ADAMS & co.
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Timber Land For Sale.
THE audersigned offers for sale 50 acres Of irst
rate timber Rld, sttuatec In the W of the n E.
OF 10 Sec. Town. II RaE. II not sold aitogster,
VIII be cut into 10 lots and sold ct auction by
private sale. ALEX. H. MILLER,
Dec z, IS div Agent.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

!. ,pyIsrlso.-We have recently re-
/. one Of Hoes card presses which we
pov in operation and can turn out
! of svery description faster and cheaper
1 ~ office this side If Chicago. Those
kng any thing done in thst line w,il
II, their interests by calling on ns. we
.l.o card cutter, with which We can
lard, to any size desired.