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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY
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Balance tie BooEs and Accounts q
the old gear and let US open q ne'o yet, turn
ouer nep leaf and "begin aneD our Jour
asy and our Life" 50 aid and encourage ".
RELlGIOUsLY, buy Bibles, rslisious books DC u
ELL ADAMS No. 80 Brady s., near the r y
ELI ADAMS, No. % Brady 81, near T. Q.
PuScTUALLY, buy Diaries, Alman.e., Dc. q
ELIADAMs, No 30 Brady st. near ..
AGREEABLY, buy nice Gift Books, Poets, AS Of
ELI ADAMS, No. se Brady 81. near r. o.
sENIiMENTALLY, buy Mrs south~iet's works
Of ELI ADAMS, No. 80 Brady st. near r. y.
INsTRUCTIVELY, buy KaneI Arctic. kxRi9ia-
lions, Of Fill ADAMS, No. 30 Brady st near y.
BEAUTIFULLY, buy Agricultural and Gard nefs
UskFULLY, buy mechanically scientific books, Of
ELI ADAMS, No. 80 Brady st. near T. Q.
GOSSTRUCTIvELY, buy Architectural and build
srs books Of ELI ADAMS, 80 Bradyst. near 70.
PROFESSIONALLY, order medical and Law books
of ELI ADAMS, No. 30 Brady s.. near p y.
&c. Of Ell ADAMS No b BRADY 81. near r. o.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, buy School Books and School
Stationery Of ELI ADAMS, No 30 Brady street.
CHlRoGRtphiCALLY,b buy Writing paper, ha-
vsiopss, Pens, &c, OF ELL ADAMS, 30 Brady 81.
INTELLIGRNTlY,s subscribe for Magazines, Paper
4c.,to ELIADAMS, No 80 Brady d. near
GEOGRAPHICALLY, buy Websters Dictionar,
all sizes, OF ELI ADAMS, No 81 Brady ss.L car Pc.
e e.r rom Ell ADAMS, No 80 Brady st. ne. 70
ECONOMICALLY, buy Books, Paper, Stationery,
So of Eli ADAMS, No. 80 Brady 81. meas r. %. :
Al-FA-LU-TING-LY, read this advertisement Of
ELI ADAMS, NO 30 Brady d. uessP. o.
stopi s,opi Charley, for brevity and the printer.
axe put away tast aistions,Z and Ssis on ea''sm
No Sc Brady st. near p. o
ELI ADAMS.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31
Lat st n . W .
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

HALIFAX, Jan. ~.
The steamer Arabia arrived here last
night. She left Liverpool in the afternoon
II the 18th instant ind her news 10 there
fore three days later than the Arsgo at N
York.
The steamer City Of Baltimore from
Philadelphia arrived out at Liverpool on the
10Th inst
Political news presents no features Of
special importance.
The virtual settlement OF the Swiss din
Guilty is confirmed, and the details OF the a.
rangement were in course of adjustment.
The Neufchatel dispute is virtually ended,
Committees Of both Houses OF the Swiss
Confederation adopted proposition TO re-
lease the prisoDers.
No formal engagements had been made
by Prussia, but it is understood the King
renounces all claims to sovereignty and
revenue OF Neufeha,el--the two castles Of
Neu chatel and Loche, however, remain the
Kings private property, their revenue to be
discussed In local charities.
Meetings continue throughout the ooun
try against the wor--"Tax or Income"
Frank Khan, the Parsian ambassador, ar
aived at Marseiles.
The Corps Legislatif opens On the l4th
Of February.
The bishop Of Amiens has been appointed
Archbishop Of Paris.
1t is rumored Mr.. Layard had obtained
concession for railroad from Rutschuk to
the Gulf Of Lards.
Diplomatic conference relative to the
Danubian principally continued.
A dispatch from the Russian Government
to its envoy in regard to Neufchatel affairs
indorses the attitude Of Prussia.
The FINAL vote OF the Federal Assembly
has just been taken upon the propositions
Of the Council. The Council OF the States
which, with the National Council, cons,l-
,utes the Federal Assembly, separately dis.
cussed the proposition, and resolved upon
their adoption almost unanimously.
The Royalist prisoners Of Neufchs,el
are to be set at liberty and conducted 10
the French frontier by Swiss troops.
lbraham Pasha has beaten the Russians
10 Circsssia. The Russian General was
killed.
The political prisoners have escaped
from Vslenea.
Details Of Chinese advices 10 29th re-
ceiyed, The Governor OF Canton contin-
ues obstinate, and had issued a proelama-
ton threatening martial law to the people
The Americans had destroyed the barrier
forte.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31
Bank Panic In ct. Louis.

ST. Louis, Jana
There is disposition manifested on the
part Of two banking houses here to create
a money panic by throwing out twenty-five
lllino is banks.
Nine OF our principal bankers, however,
continu, to take Illinois currency on depos.
1t, excepting the Peoples Prairie State,
Stock Security and Rushvile. There still
exists strong feeling, however, against it,
which will not subside until arrangements
are made for the prompt redemption Of
notes
Westport, Jan. 81, 1857.
The Council Of Kansas has found bill
repeating that section Of the law against
the circulation of incsndiary documents,
which makes such circulation pens Of
fence, an offence punishable with death
Ii was law which was said to be not only
cruel. but violative of the spirit of the con-
stitution OF the United 8 stes, which says
that Congress shall pass no law "curtaiing
the freedom Of speech and OF the press" II
has also passed bill providing for the tax
ing census Of the Territory and 10 have
the same completed BY the 18th Of Fsbru
ary next, 90 that the Legislature may know
II Kansas has sufficient pc pulstion TO be
admitted into the Union as State.
A concurrence resolution passed both
Houses, appointing time at which to hold
join, session for appointing committee
who shall report bill under which Con.
vsAtion Of delegates, at an early day, TO
frame State Constitution, shall be call
ed.
! learn that strong efforts are made to
induce the members Of both Houses to char
ter some wild cat banks, but they have met
with no success SO far
A bank based on specie deposits may be
chartered; however, there il strong pre-
JUDGE against currency, and it is doubtful
whether any bank bill will be successful
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

FIsI WEATHER. Yesterday Vas as de-
lish,ful day as we could wish to see ct
,Ais time Of year. 1t was mild and bright as
4 sprina day. Every person seemed to feel
ito genial influence, and notwithstanding
the streets were wet from the thaw, they
were crowded with people and vehicles
January seems to be showing Us just what
weather CON be erowed into one month -
We have had every variety between forty
degrees above zero to nearly that many be-
low
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

WaKAr.--Largs quantities OF wheat are
now coming in BY wagon, snd there 10 con
siderable competition among buyers or the
agents Of buyers. Yesterday 75S7sc was
being paid for good wheat, with the pros
pect VI some little advance II the preseit
composition among buyers continues.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

SALx OF PRovls,oss.-A dry goods box
Of provisions which had been levied on by
the officers Of law az the property OF res
taurant keeper, for small debt, were sold
Yesterday morning at auction in front u
the Post Office, They consisted Of veni
son, qunils, a turkey, chicken, pies ta't''
&c. They brought good retail price,
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DAILY BULLETIN, JANUARY gath
HHnal- Non n ri M ont.

NTEASDERs' Commentary complete,
IN by Cons1t, $500
Elhie Manual, by W w. Eveits. l,30
illustrations OF Scripture, by II. b. Hacksut i,95
ia''s's' y Mrs. Gonsn,, i2s
gibts Dictionary, by IL. Malcolm, d. O., IS
tn eodosta or HsroiIe of Faith, with Portrait, lDt
snnrgeon Inc Nodern Whitfield, by Asgown, 100
sacred scenes and On e ictsrs by Headlsy, IS
Fool. + Iints Of the Creator BY Hugh Miller l,0e
Old Red Sandstone, cISrsyinKs, 90
plurality ~ Worlds by e. Hitchcock, 2, P, %
Earth and Man, Quot, l,S
Man, Prmsyal, HsTs, ~
Prs.A DANTE Esria, " A,GO
Cn- :, 10 Hiatory TIrubGli, i,23
Riches OF Grace By % LIZ NJ Witnesses 100
Nedttations % Las, psys oil" Chrst, 1909
Prophsis and Kings OF lie Old les tsushts t,~5
'H'"'1 Afulctsd, 1850
Christian Mirror, LsstGTes b. J. b. Letter, u. D. IS
AtEo, 50 Brady st., near the Post 0ffss.
mo24t, Eli ADAMS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

Morn ExcIrSNIET Our neighbor hei-
I've butcher shop was great attrachoh
yesterday. crowd being around it al oay'
Il was closed up the morning BY the Guy
authorities, and afterwards replevied BY Mr.
Kelly who gave the proper bonds. But IN
The afternoon at I O'Clock the officers agsin
took possession Of Dir. Kelly's large stock
Of meats, and proceeded 10 remove it. a
large crowd assembled, nearly every one oil
whom appeared to sympsthlze with 'he
butchers. while great excitement prevailed :,
A stranger, slightly intoxicated, in'e'isfeu
II one time By mere remarks, ana was
forthwith seized by those 10 the glory OF .
little brief authority. and lugged away MO
the cheers Of bystanders. Mr.. Moore's shop
was also closed in the afternoon. we nave
not seen the end of this yet We venture
10 cay there are not fifty citizens in Daseh'
port favorable to the course pursued to" afos
these butchers. The people most en-
ph,dcally are In favor Of these meat shops,
as a great public accommodation other
cities have them, and no market house mono'
poly can long proven, US from having them
Hew the law stands will undergo strict u
dicisl investigation. II necessary, let the
city ,ay damages to the owners OF the mar
ket houses, but no. put down those meat
shops.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

Horace GREILI, whose name Is mousse
hold word over tn, whole Union, made
friendly cali at our Office yesterday after
noon. We had never before seen him, and
were glad of an opportunity OF both seeing
and conyersing with him. We were glad
to see his old white coat too, II had a KIND
Of familiar look about il, which made 1t seem
to 10 az II we should any where or on any
bodv's back have recognized il as oreslys
..old whitley" Mr.. Greedy is tall, slight,
l, stoop shouldered man, of fair hair and
eomple1ion and benign expression OF lace
He has good, kind look, and it correctly
p,e,urss The man. 1t il true we had not
expected to see his face 30 well framed Dy
sandy whisksrs, nor his eyes protected oy
alasss., but otherwise he vas just the man
We expected to see, and most decidedly the
,e,y individual wa wantedto see. He lee
tured last evening.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

= DxArH OF WV. B. BARR.-We regret to
ann ounce the death of Mr.. WIN. b. Barr,
principal Of "Barr's Commercial College m
this city. He died evening before last, after
several weeks illness. Mr.. Barr was son
~ Col. Barr, one Of the old citizens Of Gin
sinuau. He was an estimsble man and
useful member of this community His
bs,eaved family have our satmest symPa'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

PoRK.-The pork season is over, but oc
casional wagons Of dressed hogs come IN
FROM the country, tor which S78Ss per
hundred pounds is paid, and in some cases
sven higher than the latter figure,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

GAaI,-Game still continues coming in
BY small lots. Venison is sold from Wagon
1t 6e7c for the whole animal undressed.-
Prairie chickens selling from wagon at 5A'
Per pair o. q sO&$2 per dozen. No qua'''
this season worth mentioning,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

Cold WEATHER IN KAEsAs.--On the 18th
iast., the thermometer fell to 24' below re
70 At Lawrence, in Kansas. Firewood was
Is per cord. The thermometer last winter
eteRs Gme sunk to "a below zero.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

CRY CuARTsR.-We publish to-day the
bill to amend the charter of Davenport, just
psssed BY the Legislature, and invite to 1t
The psrusal Of citisens. East Davenport is
now included In our city corporation.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

FROZEN To DrATH.-We learn from the
Mscomb Enterprise, that a slsge driver
tnamed Holloway, was frozen to death be
ween Macomb aud Rushvile on the night
81 the 18th inst.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

Goy. GsARY's MEssAGE.-We thank Dr.
II. n. Hickman, of this city, now in nan
sas, for copy Of Gov. Gssry's message 10
namphlet form.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

G|The Davenport Gazette names Hon
James Thorington for the Office OF Judge o.
the 10th District. We know bu, little :"
Mr.. rs qualifications for the bench. but we
do know that he has made faithful and IN
dsiatigable Representative in Congress -.
BurlinotOa HaDkew.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31
THROUGH OUR

Mills for corn
& oshss grain, Steam
Engines Of any sizz also
Rotary esviAS AAGhinas
furnished tsoc1ss, Iron Asp
ties md 0naaeoel wsys on
AAnd. Steam vi isHss ana
REass eools for stssm
work geparallJ In The
iise Il ouildips Mstsxt
els Ws dsfy compsa-
ttop. We give psyticu-
y Ar sttsptaoo to thisbrano Of tbs 6ade
aud knew that We San ssrs II aAy a1A
all Who have 0cSssiou 70 want any Goods
IL the Fay Of building. We keep only ths
REST brands Of Nails and spikss Wit to Lad Z
Raiat on, and a yeIy. large assertmsnt Of
iiIlm ,n.s such :. :I Lex L4ssass snss'
pullies Window spxtnSs and Losks,
weights and Cord and th1nu tee nnmsz aus -
nsation. Oar stock ofFsasy Hardware and other
goods will b foand attractive. We have enc -
sortnspt Of Silver plated Ware, consisting Of Tea
ostts, Cake Baskets, CoAes Trns, Table and Tee
Spoons, Breakfast and Dinner Casters, new
styles, Mustard, SuSsssnd Salt spoons.
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e D u G A r ! O N :.

e D u g A r ] O N
18Th kducstion forms the common mind
Just as the twig IL bent the trees inclined -
IIAViNG recsiv ed an Agency for
III HorDloOk,s school Apparatus,
re atlention Of TEACHERS and TRUSTEES is
solicit Id the specimens Just received including The
Common echool Bot, price sac, 90.
Packed In box comprising an orrsy, IeiluIisn /,
Il aom etrical Solids, Terrestrial Globe inch M
neral Frame, Hemisphere Globe, Cube Root Bloef'
extra Text Book and Magnet.
Each of the above for sale separate. Also,
Bless Mounted OrIerys, els,SS and 800
Ceis stiat Spheres, 600
Pointing Rode, jointed with screws, ~ Is
Double States, Mol zoe, No 60
HOlbrook Is Nsisetess Drawing sistes, No. and 2,
% aoiseiess High School States, single, %
Elsck board Rlbbsrs nd Chalk.
Lanes Mechanical Paradox,
or 6yToscope, 100 d 500.
Siso, castings for improved .u
School Desks
At The Iowa Book Rooms"
No. 20 Brady street, 3doors north o the Post ONCE
IuoI3tt Eli ADAMS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Ftlsr PAsE.--How Sandusky was Saved
from 4 Famine, A Good Story, &c.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31
w HOL Els A LIE

tie meet celsbIsted man.
ufacturers; Axes Of ali
kinds from hstctst to
broad Axes, from Bar
top, Blood, simmo1s
White, Mum, all wal
rsnted; Bsneh aud
Moulding Planes
from the best ma
kers; new styiss
coustanuy reCAv-
ID. In the line u
Planes Ne ere
sure We can suis
the most biscuit.
also, large as
sortment OF
smaller tools such S. steel Siasssb
hnS finished. Try squares o. nA.
hoGapy and sko ny ssocka, 6sv-
IL came wood, e ssi . Iron CON
passes and Ovid sys, scratch
Avis, Chalk Lilss and Rssls, Spoke
iShayss, Drafting InstrnmsrU, Spirit Nv.
els, iron and wood stock, Plunb bohs.
Marking aud splitting Gsages q common
and nns wood, Oil stones Of all kinds, -.
ria and other Grid Stones SIaon sad
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F1xi Ics.-A gentleman who measured
the ice now being sawed cut of the Missi-
sippi, informs US that he fouad it to be TWAIN.
ty.sioht iuces In thickness
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GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!


Lsgnebef!
N. KENDALL & co.
uAvE at Ass mill On ths isvss, sxtsudiuS ss
soutnsDtssf Ap164RR
Ia DsvsBpert. Tlsy hsVo sew on hand over tsc
million OF feet, consisd NJ Of
Flooring, drssssA and snlsssssd; staiaS
Barn Boards, do. Jsists, 0qSsye TDbeii,
Otnls, a1A e00, 900 It. Of 1eueilg.
They Do net pretend to sell sAsa,sr than any body
else bat hsy thai that they sell better quality for
&c ss1s ssnsy. Davenport, De ~, 'SsdW3D
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An irreverent rascal publishes the fol,
lowing atrocious conundrum '-"WEat is
the difference between maiden Of sixteen
and maiden of sixty. One is careless ana
happy, and the other is hairless and caRPy''
1t reminds one OF the difference between
foe smile and sick family.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31
) CT17sE NCOs. COLUMN
6ar) uare.

r. CLOSE i co, WHoLEs SALE 4 RE
TAIL DEALERS IN HEAVY SHELF
HARDWARE, NO. 40 BRADY STREET,
DAVENPORT, IOWA. We ara nov faiiy
urena,sd to oAsr tbs ffsds aud our retail
sustomers grsat kareaius,ws only AK
caJls from those desiring 10 purchss. ar
ticles In cur HE, aEd we guarantee
the taost parfaetaatisfaet.oL IL all 3sscS
We espee ially ask dealers from the IL
terror 70 call upon u, bell s-isS ssvs
do that We can Of
fer thsn sllthteot
Inducements to
tug from Us,
thereby sssiIg az
penss Of going FIJI
fher east. 0ds
stock Il very Large
and embraces ali
the kinds 81 soods
Kept b. any house east
CT west 81 10. Our AR
nsgs can and here the
osst Of goods IN thslI
line. We sell the csls
trstsa Hehns Piows,
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SArE N o NE r

Lsre ths best u n All
Rods and Hand made NAILS,
Hcrss Shoe Shapes from Peru and
ether good brands Of Iron; Iron Of siI
sizes and shapes; Carriage and Wagon
maker stock in large quantities and
good qualities, consisting Of
Cloths for Trim ming ,Rubhsxd
Oh Cloth fer Tc ps. Patent &pi
Epanslsd LestE-
Or, NAlsabls IroE i
great SsTlstJ; Axies ana
Thimbls skines ct lEeoEa.n
low prices Pipe and common
Boxes, Springs, t.. Stock sor
Cabinet Makers, such &c OssSoIs
fcr eli kinds Vi farIitars, A.,
he Butts, Drawer Naxd
1obesnd Till Locks.
kTaAs and iToD Hinges, fo. OK
stock Of MISC liansous, STAPLE
and fancy goods u always large.
We now onss leather Betting from the
most approved makes ct their prices;
also sSe1ts foI the largest nsHufss
of Rub ber Bslting lha
article 10 fast tskiaS ths
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Herring Safes.

THE subs,IitsIs are Agent.
4 TOR hlessrs. s. g. Herring
4 coz. celebrated Fire and
Ihiei Pro. ii safe, a@.
Wewouii iasits the attsn'
tt0u Oi lac iaUitc 10 tEe 'aeI,
that these Safes nave ioT years
stood taa i5st al 10th FIRE,
.h!ef and also oi time. teSy
nany Safes viii in q measure
defy tne iuimas AID yet All
kaFgr Ika iaiIaE
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DGsskjsag and E1ehnnGe.
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Tallnan, Powers 4 Mclean,
aANKRHS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,


Tallnan. Powers & Mclean,
49, ucAyrDa M vvnuban
sANA1ss 49, ~..es 800
OAti1Nfctss AUU -.
Cs.fss.s sIeh1lks :, y sst ~, s.s sa'
ia,s'sI 'i raIsss tosss: ri I'D; ,,,,,..
so.ss sna Dfaiss co,is s an1 $50 rstss OF
ssss5 psf' Of Inc un''sa ssa's' - '"'' -
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.hSritsnna. I. 4. - =. ~ r. Issd States
sasss.sas q a -os y s' Ps'' ~ .ao 'Ae
s.oess and ssas,s saa,., and ..a On commission
| add Nyidsoas saisstef "A-
| Laad Waprsnt. soaSt,, .o,a ard l.eat.,.
| tarpents, q serLhi,ge, We. YORK CITY;
albany Gny hsnk, hisaIJ, X;
nhHao 1itJ nAbs, nuuaio, Ms
dradssmsn's Eank, fhliadsiIbis ri
aSkim 4 90 a, nssnmofes se, =, ga.
Imn.s = S,mands 4, l.ouis. Mo
rsussas, ssnt, Ssw orleans, L.:
RK swift, Brother s. John ston, Chicago, III.
aeR.s 'seaxn
icy n. 1870 osysonoi, is...
T1LL1iH 4 Powers.
A"efheys1s G Issa ns ssnn,s
DAVENPORT, iowa.
,mes Brady Street, betwe en- second and Third SIS.
r syDe Sousht sod sot on CON- missioo. HAVE 4
rom vhieh large emigration nsy be expscted hne
he prsssst sssssn, W have unusual advantages 10
dispose 81 1ands TO actual settierA.
II PLosn u egotiated on Resi- Estatesscunty.
-RrrrRENCEs-
ya~vo,t CTR Pau~hrAsnsIa "
- yahn vsn kn,.n Hon Ckariss m Rucvies
s e. Pis.,' 80 Gilbsrt Dssn.
Charles O2Coaaf u NJ Vass>y q Co,
William r Hayemeyer Henson Lossine
ANTHONY j. BIsscker Prof 3. p. Il. Morss,
William, H. skiamoyr Utica NJ "
aIbssy, V. Hon. Horstio seymour
aili, Casxes Porter Chicago, hi.
Hogeboome, King and Hoss RK.Swftaud Co..
rfastus Corning. Vile and Fowler,
Apll3d Wit !" X. Wood and CO...
E0PTCR
4 GRyTs s4utea n tauva.. ,hs state 10, The
n Hswkeys Insurance Company
App NJ the ONCE OF the Compapy, No. Dgyaa.
part Block. opposite The lie Claire House
Dee 10 dwG ~. sHohEf, Secretary.
~ o,nnne
TALLMAk Il POWERS,
LAND AGENTS
omr> praAv s,y.st. hetvesn saonnd ana Third
S"s' 1'A15 1S''s' 49,. A4~ A'.
nn,.
L rrEN'ot'o'0 W ''iSN'"9 "" ''"' %
O@e' nt.
Wy 1EopeLy IN OssenPoH.
l. House ara lot on mira sHeel near Mo eeIhsro
Rock Island
9. Six los on thssoah west corner Of Fourth ard
ssinsm $500; ,t $3.50. p
sx i0's s, nv..a safTaiof'' ''''' '"'
hoca lsa1l s 5a1 ~. a.,.d 4, of
Atas as.rs nv Ias 1e ava I'M !, ra5 =,
itbersi terms.
fermins Lands In JChnson County.
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Periodical Department January gath
rrRIBUNB Almause end Political Register for
L 1857; single copies, Is csnts; Por dozen, el,sO
Godsy's Lady's Book for February,
Grshau's Magazine.
Ballou's do AFlh lr's Home d.
Yankee Notices, Nix Max.
Hsrper'sJourlel Of Civiiizstio &, jan. IL,
N. York Tribune, Semt.Weckly 10Th, weekly
Flag OF our Union, Jan. 24th, ll7th,
Bailou's ictorfal, Jal. 24h,
Leslte's illustrated, do do
London Iliu strated sews, December 9Th.
At No 80 Brady street, near the Post once,
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Goday's Ladys Book for February.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

BY LOOKING
place Of Leather, II being only absut half
Is prices, and thought by many to De 50.
psTior We onsr this also at the makers
prices. Mil Men and Mschini.ts viii. Al.
ways hnd here q full stock Of both kinAs
Of Betting and Packing, Rubber and otksr.
Mulsy and sA sh Ailis Ssws,
cast steel and fui ~ warranted;
Flee, string Lisa thsr, Lsth
Irvine, &C. In thsiins ofheass
keeping goodsws srfer sill the
most desirable
kinds Of Cooking ssvy
60 and Ranges, Hitch
81 Furniture, Bake
Pans, Stsw Pans sud
ali othsr kinds Pam.
CRADLES, 0ridir-
ons, Meat Cur ters and STUFF.
isrs, Coffee and Spice Mhls,0ra
tsrs, Candle sti cks, Shutters,
Lamps, LAnter %, Spoons, L.
dies, Knives 8 EorkA Tea
Sets, Coffee end iss urns, CAaistsrs, CeS-
fee and T2s Pots, Csstsrs, Butchsr and
Cook Knives, Meat Forks, and thouaAnA
thing not enumerated. Agents lpe Eiss
Prod eafes, Vault Doors, eOalse q every
sind and make, Noyss and ether HsrtASls
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

The qualities OF these SAFES are &c Wstl suoWI
tbst The ms,ority Of she merchants Of SeN foIS sno
Ph,lsdclphis use no other nase Of Sales. we s&u
fur mar es OF all ard With aay description q
I'osEs vsnted and will warrant 10 lie utmost si
The ou alitles 81 The Safes We sell ,
isna2 BURROWS, PRFITiMAAA pALGELL