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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
TAdvert.ten eat.

WOODLAND CREAM "A POmsde for beaut-
tns the Hair hshy peruned, superior TO French arts
In ported and fo h,f prize For dressing L4es hN II
has seu. giving tia bisht glossy 'pPo@Anse IL Causes
Osutleu Hair curl to the natural mAps II re-
moves dra always giving he Hair the appearance Of eehe
freshly shanpOoss Price only 50 senis None ssnulrs aaie-s
.isn.d FITkIUeE Co Propsort Of The Balm u aIhoa
..as Fl0Nsra" For sale al AZ Drustist~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

TEMPERANCE GATHKRTsG.-Tbe f. l.. Snow Social
Union No of this city had pleasant meeting at
Columbian Halin Grand stree. on Tuesday evening.
Addresses made by II. w. Hawkins, ID. X. Nor
gan, b. Breckenridge and Col. L. l.. Snow, with
singing by I. Brewer and others. The ladies were
out in large numbers and added much to the enthusi
asm Of the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
CITY ITEMS.

At the Tabernacle this evening, the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecber gives the fourth lecture in the Course
for the School of Design. The subject: The Missio,
Of the Beautiful"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME ORR. TRAINS LEAVING NETWORK

go ~ihroess ISsTs.. es.f
v ~ r...ssef "a IA al ..,ss.
Ils: I1s9G.s Up .1a ~, NJ. $500. :. .ee s.
s@s .s. 81, aI;i r::. r:::: 8 ..s.
so i' W. ~, f.:i :. a.: ::. .sS0~
sap m-Isfou.A Tr.sht asa Ernsr.l 81 ,asss.
HARLEM ROAD -rn,po core. .. wh,. .sd c-,s~ ,r-vssl
sIo . Ma al Wv .lssSroA. ssyooa Dan. srAs.
1oss Wy sS9re.. AS.aJ, ss.. ,t.asa.
S9 y 800. ' go, " y 80 Io. SSux
Tr.s. 81 Se sl.Ii s IA. - So 80 ..d 1sS
SEW HAVEN ROAD CD-,sl. Brq.I.., .s4 c...l..-.t}
sss,oa sis. .i.si:rs az sis.,sO ell,
800 500 ~ sSsI lI S.'as t s,.a4 s :.. sv
- S-SIpso TAtoals aasig Al '4to.
Fer c, s. S. :. .::.S. % Poi. Chester
long rlAsD RoAD-rp-9o, .ou,s F-rr,, sroo.g.,
isoS s-H,Estte.d' Al .sasn. Q H.Hs.iea4
!. n . :s. % h $3.50.
ss n-J,n..- all ,snou' to JsGsk.
.r.5g sIssGSes 70 IigAsrs r.'-fA %
Ns.l,y at sIs. e. a4iss al The stops
IRn ROAD rD-pot 800, Of Da,n- -use, sorts R-',rl
-. s-SN''. s ia La < s,r ,....'. ..o.
Lna z-MAl, al ssssoS. s,orst Dor
rs: E. Q. Ss ~. W. ,.:l ...s:.
S-Sp A-IHUlAl- sssfs al 'sHooA
IrEsrr RoAp-rD-ro, Go, q cosrt.si, -u.st ST.
.1 A-n.l al EI,,s-. Ts'ouss y. - ' ...
i No. - an E.sSs sfS D. :: s. '''
80, s-s.- ssI;-s, ~ 1, .:.sss- /. ". s..s.A
SO A-ss. s'....i a .t.son. -,
sos a a s.- ise s,2si - j .ssss.
i1s. s...9 ave r. ..-s1 wen ':;' ~ s:a;.
noNKr ssp EsstI koAp-!D.s.. SO. af oosr.-.4s- ~
ns .s-... 80 s rs,'.', = .sss ~ -
$40 S-ss1s..s fs.ss.. :. = .s.
81 HoaD DO: ..e.... -" 80
i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JN 2l.-BefOre judge
kUssELL.

Henry Smdt WAS put ON trial. charged with bar
glay ia the degree the dwelling Of Mr. John stag No
~ Twenty third He conyctsd and the Court
him .i years in the State Prison rhl. cuPrt "
an old offender having recently completed OF i've years
IN the state Prison. he Is treuchman, aged -
John Tuly, a boy, pesded guilty TO killing man
who Kept street stand with The parties had
rel which led TO the assault and there Intention to k
had been fourteen In prison. and the Court su
pended Judgment go
Jsmts Keenan,, charged 18th receiving stolen goods
nied and acquitted =,
John DonLey indicted for burglary in the third de-
gree pleaded guilty OF petit larceny aud reminded
Bernard Mooney, Hugh Mckee ana Patrick Tam
mauy were brou up ins WIN. Dunn a ged, with
shot. The evidence previously taken showed con
Mooney plead guilty Of assault and osseTJ "hoe
ples az taken, aud the other two were discharged ,
Julius Weir charged with grand larceny, plead
guilty patti larceny and sentenced to the Cry rson Tor
month. . -,
John Brown, John Pulls and John Smith, charged
with grand larceny and receiving stolen goods plead guilty OF
Augustus KnickerboCker plead guilty of grand lar.
ceny sud ~ rrmsnded for sentence.
Mary Ann McMapus, charged with receiving stolen
gooc. plead guilty. and the Penitenary tor two
wears Alice Dung alleged aecomplce, discharged
George Helmonchs was tried tor petit larceHy, and
acquitted.
Charles Smitt, indicted for grand larceny, plead
guilty Of petit larceny and sentenced to two years In The
PeIientisTy.
John Shelton indicted for election riotpg and as
saut battery Capt Speisht Of the Twenty hr't Ward
Police convicted AID sentenced to four months IN the
Peuept.sry
Thomas Mslon, tried for grand larceny, was az
John Stevens was tried for burglary in the third de-
gee lie sentenced 10 the ate Prison Tor
two years Adjourned for this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

SUPERIOR CoURT-TsIiL TssA-Js' A-bet'Fe Jsass
ROOSEVELT.
CITATION IN The LAW OF LIFE-IssCRANcE.
Eveu. Ry,a EI-cusrI u John c. Ryan, deceased asi
The Sev-York Life lasur.noe Coup,ny. -.
This action is upon policy OF insurance on the lie
of John c. Ryan If Mobile, in the amount OF - 10.
The deceased in the declaration upon the fai1h OF
which the isins policy, which commenced running 90
the 18th OF February 1883 was made stated tha. ne
had no sickness other than dyspepsia, piles and tenn
poIuy cold. with witch exceptions rs wa In good
health. a.,
Tie second annual premium became dpe on tns -o-n
# February 1884 b, the conditions Of the policy, but
was not paid until the tn Of March, when the defend
ants refused to receive such premium and renew the
policy, except on the condition u 81 ne hyanl ro'
rood i,aLL az tAe tinle. The dece.ed thereupon cd
dressed note to the Actusry of the Company wherein
be dtmanded that the insurance should be continued
without further condition or eKcePaon or t9at tney
sloud cancel il and return the premium anc refuses
10 m,is f1rths- explsnstion a. to his health. The
premium VS. retained Mr.. Ryan died IN May 1884.
Thess are the facts, Is taey spPe1 u sv,dsocs soa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

Found FRozr~ TO DEATH.-A female infant but
day old, found yesterday in East T~en street
and ur, rendered verdict Of Death from exposure to the
c1d having been left in the street by some person
unknown 10 the jury y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

BRONCHITIS ard COUGH, which so often termi-
nate fatally Northern attitudes. easily arrested in
usiofty Of cases II had 10 the WILD CHEkkY
PREPARATION Dr. WIsTAR Abundant evidence VI this fac,
hal alive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

ALLEGED ROBBERY BY CLERK.-A young man re
siding in Brooklyn, named Robert -, was arrested
Yesterday charged with stealing $50 from the money
drawer Of bis employer Mr.. W. b. Mackenzie, at No.
AZ Canal street The money was missed on the 5th
inst, and soon after Mr.. Mackenzie received letter
from the young man, of which the following Is copy:
Ms W. r. MaCKENEIE.
You will certainly be asonishedA conduct but nay not
suppose You will find cash short 49,
did take the money you think, doubt IL Is three
short ard used make In the morn
ins by the sale, Of that day put In the night
before thew being for the books or If there was
money would borrow the broker. will psy you the
smoun able, although did no: take u bat eJ
ssrei.ssnes, los, II Yours r. q.
There were two notes for ~ each at six and nine
months incosed in the letter The accused is but l9
years of age and committed in default OF 500 bail
to answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

CoSrLIcT BETWEEN POLICEMEN AND BURGLARS
PISTOLS, CARTRUNGs, &C., A. WElPoSs-Oficers
Martin and Jourdan Of the Sixth Ward Police, on
Tuesday night discovered that the silvermthshop Of
Michael Gibney, No. Reade street. had been broken
open, and, entering the place found two men, but
owing to the darkness, one Of them escaped. The
other fought desperately but brought to terms By
tap on the head with club, and was conveyed to
the Station-H House. he proved to be Charles Gray,
slas Vim. Thompson. While at the Station-Houss,
the prisoner confessed that the party in his CON-
psny could be found at certain house in Hsmersley
street, ard 10 this house Capt Bowling anu Officer
Joudsn proceeded. Having ascertained that the
party wanted was in an upper room, they proceeded
there and arrested him. but at the moment one Hen
messy, who was in the room, seized pistol and put
ing to Capt. Downing face, threatened to shoot him
unle,s he released the prisoner. The Captain then
drew his revolver ard snapped it three times q. the
fellow bat each time it missed fire. Women aud chill
dren then rushed into the room, armed with broom
sticks, pOkers and csr-rung. and general fight was
the result, during which Capt. d. struck heavy
blow upon the head with cart-rung, and lost his prs
oner, who escaped. Hennessy wa, however, secured
and locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

Tie Atlantic and Pacific Express Company will re-
ceve letters until 81 o'clock for California per steam
ship George Law, which was detained yesterday in
consequence of the non arrival Of the mails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

The Rev. ;. Douglass rector Of the Free Episcopal
Church Jeey City died a; O'Clock yesterday afternoon Of
fever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PRooP
suEs Nos. 1885, lS1 and lSs WAieTs. ans No haHAJt'
kew.YoYh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

ANNUAL ONSLAUGHT UPON The RAILRoADs.-The
Hudson River Railroad Company attended to
las; night as they have been every few months since
the road was built. What these annoyances mean
may be guessed from the fact that Of the hundred
similar resolutions nothing has of any Of them
they were dropped, or garroted somehow; and seem
to be got Up expressly to be quoted. What sort OF
chloroform lie used is mystery known only to the
special and other Committees and the managers of the
road. On the occasion last night the regular Railroad
Committee was not 10 be trusted, and Special
Committee was raised, making, in reality two Com
n,ttess on Railroads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

ANOTHER HIGHWAY RosBERY-CArrERE or TIE
RoBBKRs.-Pohcemen Matthews and Austin Of the
Twent, first WHd while in an oyster saloon at the
corner Of Thiny.fth street and Second avenue, on
Tuesdsy night, observed two thieves, named Nike
Nugent and George Hyde, watching man named
George KressOn, who slightly intoxicated Soon
after, krsssonloh, and was immediately followed BY
the thieves. The officers knowing the character OF
the lstter, followed them as closely as they could
without being seen, until they saw one Of the men
knock Kresson down and seize him by the throat,
while the other proceeded to rob him. While the two
men were engaged 90 their victim. the officers came
up and sneeted both. Nugeat Immediately dropped
knife and some other szticee, which hs had ssoiea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

BARiEN ROAD lnepot. 81 wh,. .si ,r-vtsl
SlO - AL W ~. alNxEOA. bsycad IA-zs BtAS-
~ Tran. Mu Bridge asa al sts - WIZ Piazza
Afs n-Nu bypress sor Abaay ek4e
p,1s " ~ Tr,rz, 81 sseon-
for sh.u. md 10 ~ and iiSrs
I,.1, sDr Nlts Al a ~ So sad n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
COMMERCIAL N1I2ERS
sale. nc the stock ExcAange. JAN 81.

~ MS. CentrI Nk......In
" Wis. l.. Shore RR.... 81
" La Crosse 4 Mlls. RR 70
10 Rome 4 Wsiert'u r. e. Is
" Mich. Cent. X. RIB 20
y Chic. 4 Il. lslaLd RR. ",
70 do...........bSo -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

Ih. wc"k el,,~es quietly and with some
thing ~ u better feeliug. although ,noley
continues very stringent and rxchang.
scarce. 0n Ihni-.ia, last Mc~Sr- Frost 4
Bradley lumber dealcr-, and M.s-rs. Iiig
ginbothan A White, dry g,-c,i,, were com
ielled 10 suspend. These, with the susIen
-,sn II Th"-. s.eprrs 4 Co, constitute the
eniirr catalogue. ~ Tar NJ our city is eon
eernei The starpageof the lssl mentioned
lirm, W. are assured will only be- tempora
~, and wr trust the sa,ns may prove thu
snss with th. either twa. Our bankers, ".
bellrse arr disposed t. DO sll in their pow
~ I" ms"' the wants a their customers, ane
We think W. INA, saiei, say that confidence
!. strengthening. During the coming week
a large amount II br-Hsi-tuffs will 10 moved
which viii tend Ia relieve exchanges and
somewhat soften the strinecncy at hone
We commend patience aud forl@arsnce
with the cultivation Of a hopeful spirit, Il
NIL The cloud will liit leipre man, DAYS.
& httua0 pfsss IgfA
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uvs,NEs~ NOTICES

N.w >rocA ~ oaop, We rcier IT, the
s.y-rlis.n.ent ~ Nj ~ n smilh Il thr Variety
store ~" hs- gissu ap the ishh.u. business, and
Intend. hereafter ia des uie himself 'uiitelt 10 'be
city trade lie hs. tust received hrav, stock oi
very hn" s"'J. sdapte,l tn tbs, trade which he Ia
tend. selling .aN L. ,aske i1r he Nuiet s.ssk
lade' give HIN call h.farc the choicest articles
are selected .tsrf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

person whose bot i east IL Davenport has great
reason In thank his stars that there j. such
place and that his good fortune brought him
hitberward. The growth "f our city during
the summer of isos Is withou, parallel. In
the State ar onl al II aud the prospects are
favorable that the ensnng summer will also
tell np less fsvorahly lar ilS healthy growth
ami general prosperii,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22
RIVER X STEAM BOAT NEWS


Arrived.
steamer kst wssf Ersns ~ raui
Steamer iasEs Lsos ~. raul
Steamer Arprmas MHshrl Fulton ,ttt
Steam = ESyor, Martin. ~ fanl
Steamer Bss tAaFnNll psaigc Mantrl-s
steamer = McKas keaeh. Mun,r.s
Steamer ksFs tasskt. MashlnataA haLn4U.
departed.
stermst kra VAST. h ats. ~ Loui-
steamer jAsrs t,eS Bske, ~ Lnui-
steamer Arbusos, Michel. st Louis
Steamer ESvof Maria ~ Pau
Steamer Fiona. wehh, oalca.A
Steamer HtS GtsrhfLL, Dodge. Mnutra.e
AT The nset stationary at ~ Louis lA.t
saturday with sin fe.i wscrin channel ,o raira
- Captain Hicks has r0rrhs-~d the steamer
Americas for sts vAa fsr thr Iliina. river trade
~ The ohio falling vt a. point. with = lashes
At rit,shaush ard ,sr' inches ia csrri al Iaai-
Vile
~ The steamer r,- cabo-s and 4 I. Uressirs
came into collision asar pHbuq.. 80. sSehins a.t
week. and the latter va. very much injured
-
- The Kate Cassei Will LEAVE tLi. nasnin. fsf
Dubuque, aud the Mckee ths. cycslns fai ksu
Aak Both god hoats and proIar, w theit time
AZ II. f,ift tos' ps,enpou .-hoi uaw rnnAih.
The nsV fery H.ek leland !. ,akits her plare sud
there L. rot rsIhaI. enough tU-u.-s ths. tim. -
ius,iis the faHssns II 18th bo.tr
- The -,e.meestm,h ~ - i,u,. ta,s r,.elu.l
81 the resolution adopted tS them frW iat.eeu -
r-ssivc bnt hsnkabls fuli. in pas tnstst &.
ifs.xht and eharsvs They naN Iak~ carrrae,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

~ Business was generally very dull yes
terday although dry goods dealer told Us
that tho ladies were dropping in just as lively
tn see his now goods rs though the sun were
shining. You eant keep the ieminin-s in
when new goods are arriving.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

lust RECEIVED FROM fuBLlSlI ERs
81 III. fors.l NJ Nj. Polka. d, Ed~ srdo Eatssa
Whsfe is III. saany l.aI,d sssis ~ u Thomas
tttbfssin "l Thee No Asfs Itsiiafi - u Thomas.
toua.tbsI ibe -ss Maiden With NJ Ballad
Jane Si.Hssn
ff..b Lite, ........ ffiif ~pii,lt.f
a fauiain- ..-.s4 ==ss-.=..#=z -th u Ib siets
The Institute bstns lssspk . l.~ iii.s it~ik ihe
Gustsr si uoia~ .elerttou fsss1 tho e~asfui
sonas, ballads aud da.i- IT Wallace, IAniy sa4sst
fssf, snd "fher Popular wtitst. Al ihr ifs, fasis
wafesaufns, Man street h.f wssn Front and ssF9sfh
auA VI u WILLIS
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JOHN Hu1DLLUTD 4 CO..
Nss lel. 100 and iej West Fourth Ntnst,
CINCINNATI, ONO,
snpaErnHs 20
Dry Goods assM (Mrpeliasg, !,

ESPECTFuLLY CALL TIiF ATTENTION
- 0f thelr Customers and Purchasers gsnsrHiiy
io the opening " their New Eior. Monday this
sist inst With ~ extensive and varied assortment u
Dry Oseass CespeetnG. Ft~er OsI Cloth. = Ae.
Famies nsrehaAts. Hotel keeper. st.saaoa osn
ere and esrsaaeEs may depcnd upon nHdiag the hsfs
class of sssis Wkolsssie aud n.aa ~ prires - loo
- they esn b purckassd In the k.sirrB Cit,@s
su1S tms
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

i FULLY snhsnne~ ta the slissa. 81 Ibss~ni-sft
aud sieinit, tina, b. ha. opeaed entire sud
elegant siosk of fsHa Forte. aai M.s.i.aps aud b.s
lag Immediately connected ~itl the Nahufastur.
10 enabled to furni. tnstHaIaeafs a. fb,iT price.
The stock now In sfsf.. fst@sf. ~ the pianns ~
W Gsdd, A ~ Osl~ 4 10 risshasy q -.,u and 4.
d e. Fisher ~ Now York and l. illh-ri 80 Isusoa.
d<s8ieas of GroN~sielh 4 TrusfsM
THE Mslaai~ssns ~ u u W smith and a rufa-
ps~ts Ass"finsn' ~ -h@st Asse, aiming ali tis
isst " -ity-. fnlka- rssa.- A.frA~- Hasrssi M.la
dles ani ssis- "f th. s,psfs. that have h.c. pub
nshed
besicr. furnished 1usttutneut. snd sheet N Ma-u al
the frxuisr discounts Tuning inis. t order
iels W a WILLIS
Mast eide Main stfe.i hetsssu Frsst sni sseoud
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

cV The Philharmonic Society meet. for
Rehearsal this Tuesday evening at 81.
Luke's Church at quarter past seven oclack.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

" The weather las, Sunday and y-.ter-
day was disagre~ably cool, fires being deei-
dsily essential to comfort. gcod deal of
rain fell yesterday.
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Go Let OF ccusc.

1'oR RENT THE OLD AND WELL
l kn"Wh stand - " Sanford Al py-.etf serup .
IS AlN"r,i a N,n Patton. israiA sirswi tetNs-
tgnt and -scs'nd ra..r-.itp Ei4eH .tei l.i
Apply tsHAs lES-iII
sslsiiw totger of HFsts ant Ftunt -.
10 RENT WISHING IT. LEAVE TOW
! MtN rent my NarsHt tetteB,rnt- Al r.dntst
Ars fsst viglN mnnth- 1Hs .i4 tusam trHsfneFl
RIPLEY street ,Wd two tNs fsstl t~m-tn.rit- uh
Harrison strsst ssNHf /. 4 rARkIH
"ANEkLl HOUSE tui RENT a..
w Tho above usurd WtH 1nuNH house M
situat" pH Main street, sixth t- iut teut -W-
sgihrf l part lH wh,,r The hou-e 10 he routed
fss dwelling PURPOSES oas fot private t@,sriIH
tt.afse ,'"H, cHieut i,--silab ASST -psohid rive,
stew wak" u ms'.t d--ifstlr place Far psrtien
tr. tutuitv - thr rn'ptrtef N bREi@
ersff A. thr farthr HrewrrS
~ RENT A Hut ~ IN LE CLAIRE
! stttrt uPI--1tr Railroad ilrtat rs O., ,lsf.
Isfkst HeL, ~ thV h.st sian8i- U thw -itt f4t
tsstt~*v tur terms au,i tims - i.s.s app,
las -als-s ttAe' stftr fhe vt tifh sE .
8 sstts stfrst-
sassitf sAAt IL pEt r~,'u
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

NJ. Paw. Sept II
The brm"erats Convention Yesterday nnn..
mated the following oflis.rr
III VI Siiies iot Governor wm. iinlcoml,..
ior Lieut.. Gos-rnois ". ". King psburs, In
Drl-gai" Ia Congress aud Geo l. becker "
W. Phelps and J. n. ta,aDsugb. for Repr.
...ilinIIA... - Ealt..n..xs
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.


~ CHAs u DAY, a. chicago hasias heeanAs
associated will as In the Gazette dob One b. nil
hereafter have the entire super slon Of that depart
nsn' As NJ nss 10 one Of the best lob Ptinier- "a
the Union shd facilities for the execution Of werk
have recently been greatly enlarged BY large additions
"' a'es' sty Ice OF spe, ke, We can promise
pA'fons 10 execute job Work af oil ssrietl.. with
nessness. eh<spness aud dispatch D, the notice
above, u Will be seen that have ordered more
steam prsss msehiner, Til. s the ctly once in the
city whore stearn power ns~, o. that our aclll~.
are unsQnallei. SANDERS 4 BRO
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22
II Friend Foreman has .lryat,si a

u Friend Foreman has elevated a hi.
" one horse picture at the rear Of hi. anctioa
rooms, on Brady which depicts remarkable
looking horse in the act of aaad,ag sfN. Be.
meath Il are the words Bought and Sold
inasmuch as We can't look out of our sanetum
windows without seeing this life like picture
We hope he will tie another horse To that pos,
The sign will then read, uniting picture and
words--"horses bought and sold 1t now
reads horse bought and sold n the ad,li.
tional horse Is In no better proportion that the
present ornament W. would sugges, label
beneath reading this i, horse ~ the
school hoy did. But seriously, those having
horses To sell or who want tn hay would do
well to call at Mr. roreman's
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

wApswoRrn Read Mr. waiswoith adj
vrrti-cmcnts. He is nov receiving some Of
the most beautiful dress and fancy goods ever
offered for sale Ia this city. The ladies' know
that wadsworth's stock is always of the first
class. They would do well to examine his
new goods
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

DgAocRAIic Noxis Ar,oss Al ID. D~.ao.
cratic County Convention held Yesterday. the
following nominations were made
For Sssafo.--6eo y HYDE ot Pheasant
Valley.
Representatives tieo n HsPsrk~r. Of Dasen
port Jas. Heron OF Buffalo and ] "
Clark of L. Claire
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

nENflSTs.-D D0CT. N. TENDERS HIS
~ thanks 10 the public gsssrally, fos the Hbsssl
years constant prassss In Ais pse1saao, ed vouId
niorm them that be hos aasoceeek viii Nh IL "a
P.os;Sss:Sl Ss I'D, iaes hssr':on q rAis1sIAlA Who
msEdsd In Dxniis(ry.
IN reccmmending .urseivss 20 tks public - vtll
In III css~s ehcesyor 10 give salisfartloa
te2Sdh wtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

DfAt kSrONES COMMENTARIES BN
ID Wendell. ttoi. ss"l lsw sheep .... VI "a
I'D. of Iowa
Hs,t-.d ofsi,naSess II -. .ss4 II Davenport ia
| per sSs, sheep sae
At NJ ~ Ilrads - .ls.,t- ahats the ra-t e,nl.f
snlDisi ItI ADAMS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22
TosEpH Jour nAssEMovED IS,; HIS STOCK

q eaa<y Dry Goods, srtmminss ste - the From
above IL Ioua nook isuosas Ossaifui fsf past Il.
vsss he vo4l1 ecett tks consnuAncs 81 Tia. rsiroE.
- 9TH which - Aas bssn - usssagy favored
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-22

NOstrr Oo 0Dts~lssaSass.
I'HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE IN
] tSffNG between 10. Under signed ~ thr hart
hn%inrs. ansirr thr hrta and hafa- ~ faslNss
.4 Lockwood ha& this stas tsen siis.atrd ~ tin
isl eaa-.ut u iISiAa~tn.
~ u Isa'h Msa,ii
I,aseht-'tt. Anr ~ tss7 sassIlm
4 UPAkrNERsllIP Notice THE 60
" fAErN EkSIiif h.Ietafsts ssl.tins nhdst tha
1ftn 1t Mr8r-s-t isw-s itlskstauts pire,i iun
stth, tss5, b. consequence al the death 81 \ " NJ,
,,ts.ut kith~t ui the a,ss lii .isb ~. hsuv
4 the lat" nrm Ia the setslsta.ut ~ li- affair. an,
fttt ai.s rsntihu~ thv tiaAkins asd Esehahgr 10
ss.'.. anisr the -iyis ~ HlsAkEMplE q lAMtm
= their ia sisn,i A.n
N n nl.AkEMoRf
IAML-
sstf ~m0K kNAuv TaftWrf.