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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-08
The Ohio Stntcsman.

We would be very glad to have this
valuable paper upon IL exchange list
again. Can the Col. accommodate us ?
Also, that excellent democratic paper,
the Cleveland PLaiadedler.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-08
parThe Rockland Me.3 Dcmoc,

parThe Rockland CMe.) Democrat
says that Col. Hall, of Camden, and three
gentlemen from Rockland, went to Bath
to hear and sec Col. Benton They had
the pleasure of an introduction tc the
Colonel, spent an hour in his room, and
received a call oflike length from him
at their own rooms. When theyinform-
ed Col. Benton that they had travelled
fifty miles to hear him speak, he remark
ed that sit was the greatest compliment
evcr paid him" "One man." he said,
sin Massachusetts, had ridden one hun
dred and twenty miles by railroad to see
him, but that was nothing in COMPARE
son to fifty miles over our hillycountry,
in a common carriage"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-08

HoHoway's PiUs.-Thousands, who
live by the sweat of their brows, in all
sections of the Union, rely upon this
great remedy as the best protection
against the disorders of the stomach, liv-
er, and bowels, so prevalent in this eli
mate during the Spring and Fall. In
the crowded city, and the frontier settle
ments, on the sea-coast, and on the allu-
vial soil of the southwestern rivers, they
are equally indispensable; for wherever
i Internal disease exists, either in an en-
demic or epidemic form, they are taken
by the cautious as a preventative, andy
the sick as a means of cure.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-08

r@-It was generally conceded that
Gen. Scott was pretty badly beaten when
candidate for the Presidency, yet he
polled o larger popular vote than Ere
mont, Seott's party dissolved in de-
spair; what should Fremont's do when
much more hopeless.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-08

RGFThe Court ofOyer and Terminer
at Pittsburg, a few days since, rejected
an application for a divorce made prin-
cipally on the ground that the wife was
an inveterate scold, therefore a most I'M
desirable life companion. Judge Nc
Clure remarked, that if men married
sharp tongued women, they m~ustexpect
an occasional excoriation, and not trou-
bic his Court with application for a sew
erance. Bachelors should remember this
decision, and as a remembrance, we adj
wise them to cut this paragraph out and
paste it in their hats.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-08

ReAS Some people think an editor a
bellows, bound to puff everybody.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-08

EEThere-MIl be two eclipse this
year,
occur on the 25th of March. 1t will be
invisible in allthat part of the United
States east of the meridian of Washing
ton, and partial and visible west of
Washington. The second is an annual
eclipse of the sun, which will commence
IN the 18th of September, at midnight
in the United States, and therefore in
visible in this country. 1t will be visi-
BE in a large portion of Asia, part of
Africa, and the whole of Australia.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-08

Ma We call the attention of our rea.
ders to the advertisement of w. j. & J..
A. GILMORE, in another part of the pa
per. Those who are after bargains
would do well to give them a call.
DHr See u Fourth page for ON
interesting Pcadinp matter
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-08

D@- The President has removed the
Chief Justice of the Territory of Kan
sas, Judge Lecompte, and appointed
James o. Harrison of Kentucky in his
place. Mr.. Spencer has also been nom
mated as Marshal of Kansas, vice Don
alison, and Thomas Cunningham ofPenn-
sylvania, Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court, in place of Burrill, de-
ceased.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-08

GAThree women met at a fashiona-
BILE dressmaker's shop in New York, last
week, to order wedding dresses for them
selves, and upon consultation, found
they were all engaged to the same man,
andhad formed his acquaintance through
his advertisements for a wife. The ele-
CANT fellow has gone to Australia, leav-
ing a list of maids, widows, &C., whom he
courted and borrowed money and jew
els of, nearly as long as a list of letters.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-08


"Lane set out from Mt. Pleasant with
about 500 men. He rode in a two
horse calash top buggy. The men fol-
lowed on foot.
ga great time had Lane in getting
these 800 men through the State Of
Iowa. They got foot-sore and weary,
and declared one day that they would
go no further. Then Lane descended
from his carriage and made them a
speech. He appealed to their patriot
ism and love of freedom, but they were
too tired and hungry to respond. He
her spoke of the rewards of patriotism.
That though they had to go on foot
now, yet if they persevered to the end,
they should ride hereafter. That there
were fine p~ro-slavery horses in Kansas,
and that to the victors belonged the
spoils-that if any man in his party
didn't get a horse it would be his own
fault. Now said he, s'if any man is
faint-hearted enough to desert this glo-
rious cause let him turn back-he is at
liberty to go, but let every mar who
wants a good horse, and is willing to
fight for the cause of freedom and Kan
sas, follow me-" Then Lane would set
off toward Kansas on foot, and.the men
all fell into line and followed him. He
would march with them until they got
warmed up and good natured, and then
jump into his buggy and drive on with
Mrs H"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-08
"Men Of Note in Kansas.o

Under this caption a writer in the
Cincinnati Gazette, picks up the noted
and notorious Jim Lane, who figured
SO e~onspicuously as one of the free State
heroes of bleeding Kansas during the
campaign, and shows him up in his true
character. We would like to hear the
opinion of cur neighbors of the Regis
ter Of this individual now, whom they
so frequently lauded to the skies, and
heralded forth as lone of the great
champions of freedom-and a friend to
the down-trodden and oppressed of poor
bleeding Kansas" Weshave not room
for the entire article of the Gazet, but
will give two or three extracts from it,
which will be sufficient for our readers
to form an idea of the doings of this in
dividual, and who it vas that caused the
unprotected and innocent of Kansas to
"bleed" at every pore:
Gin the process of ebullition which
Kansas has undergone, Colonel Lane,
or "Jim Lane a he delights to call
himself, naturally enough foated to.
the surface. Prfdentand judicious men
tried to skim m of, but Lane had
been a s~chemeriand wire-puller in the
ranks of the Old Line Democracy in
indiana toe fpps to be disposed Of 50.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02

NV DRrss.--Thc Davenport Ga,ettee ha'
reduced its sire trifle, and appears in new
sheet and good PAPER for the interests o
the city in which il is publishcd--cxccpt IL.
lad politics and wicked defence Of the bridge
nuisance. In every other respect. we wish
H. publishers all the prosperity they can de
src.-Rock Island Argus.
The reduction in size is trifling indeed,
and was made for the purpose of using paper
OF a uniform or regular size and To make the
paper better proportioned, it being before
too long for its width. With our new type
we publish more reading matter and adyer-
tiscmenis than before. We thank the Ar
gus for its good wishes.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02

UNIVERSITY LaSps.--Wc are glad 10
learn from the Attorney General is
interchangeable in his labors for the int, ,sts oi
the State---that he has succeeded in settling
the difficulties growing out ii the sale Of the
University Lands in such manner Al to Sc
cure the interests of the State, and avoid a
legal conflict with the Trustees of tho lnsti.
tuition. The whole matter has been ami
cably arranged; and the States secures the
benefit Of the sales made to those who have
improved the lands.---Iora CITY Rep.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02
. DIFFERENCE STATED

T. The Davenport Gefetfs appeared
Yesterday in new and handsome dress, from
the foundry Of iIacar, Of New York. II re-
Scmbles nearly the Chicago 7ribaas and
Dubuque 1imes. tmo,lels VI neatncss) We
were mi-led at first glance The Ga-,9t i.
one Of the most prosperous journals Of the
West; and i conducted with spirit and
ability that cannot fail 10 enhance its pros
perity.-Lra Cry Rep.
We feel this compliment the more a. com
ing from as high and respectable an editorial
source as any in the State.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02

THE BANKING OFFICES OF THE IN.
j DERsl0NEp will be closed On the Rcsrth 81
july Al Nodes, &c maturing on thas day ass pay-
able the day previous.
CHU6R BRO, BARROW 4 co,
LAWRa = BLAkEMORE
NICHOLS CAMPBELL CO.
TALLMAk. MYERS = MCLEAN.
UOOLAN = STUMP,
AACkLOT = CORNlE,
COOK SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02
rNrMrRoyED rARxIASn,


J. sE 4. sec,icn n, r 70 n. RI, W, leo acres. .
nsiles west OF Iowa City within rs rcds Of the rail
road High aEd reing prairie will make o. excel
len, farm.
4 Section 10, TI y. n 70 W, Guthrie sounsy CO
vithin half q mile OF timber
\ Of NV section Q, + g. n u Tana
/ county - acres
q VIZ ofsw 4 section q, I ,s. n 5. scot, eoun.
/ ~, - acres
- " y o. s " 4 section -, r % n. X 70 ",
| Franklin county ~ acres
~ ES Of Sc 4 srd Sc 4 81 y l. !. section :.
Tvs y X 70 W FraRkin county, lso acres
II. NV n . T. Y ard " af 8 W X section
| IL Il po ~. Franklin equity, 100 scres
IL W Of s W 4 and \ Of w n section
~ " X D. Franklin eounty, isn acres
II = 1 o. n \ and i w !. ~ X section l..
~ X ., Franklin county, iap aercs
u " Of NV i and Of W X seetion
y, I g. - Fraakiia county. iso acres.
Is wv cfsE 4 and 4 B q 9 W sce.!or
!, %, II %, Franklin county, 10 seres
Ia NEs 81 s " section ~, Tsa, n ~, Frank.
/ tn county 90 acres
II W ofsE I ard / OFFS 4 section -.
U 10, X 3, fotiawo,tOmic county. In acres
IS Ea ofsw \ and W = Of w 4 section
/ -, I i3 Is, FottHwolcnae county. lso scres
10 NE section -, I 20, X Is. rot,a~o,,omis
eeuAty. ieo aere-
- + !. Of s T. Il section q aud q \ Of "
section =, + 20 \, RS loo acres
~ sE 81 Et NJ OF sEssS Of NE
rs y % W l. w \ Of W / section 10, 7
I. y. n W. Rock Island county fl,lnol., e.s acres
% acres timber, % cords 10 acre Id low pra.
rte. unsurpassed meadow lard, 4 tons Per acre car
be moved from end 10 end ~ acres high przlri. .
niles ff0n Rock Isand
q sw 4 and X ~ y W l. section -, T 81, 4
-, Ca.hoIn county. 40 acres.
~ { Z section q. 7 -, q, Henry county 100
acres. hae piece rolling prairie
~ sw L of w X section 20 and W Of n
VI \ section u. r ~ y, X - W, IS scres
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02
RTPU1IICAr STATE CoNvHNTIoN.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

The Rep~bheans Of Scott County arc requested i
meet u tho Court House In Davenport, on the iitl
inst the sseend Saturday Of July, a, two O'Clock 4
H., 70 nosissss through their Delegates, candidates
70 b. appointed =, the Augas, election a. 30" same
ttms aud place Delegates will be elected TO rerrrse"
The Counsy In the State Convention, to be held NJ
Iowa City on Wednesday, August 1871
, n PATTON,
Chairman Go Central Committee.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02

THE JUNE NUMBER or TIE NEW YORK.
i Photographic ard Fine Ar, Journal gives
very faiefiHs and complimentary notice 10 the NJ
tistsr skin Of Mr. Adars the Photographic OF TIL,
city.
Onr citiRens should call and examine the beautiful
portraits VI ieh he hes exhibition. mess Of hitch
If Iersnue well known In this city Mr. A has
Introduced Bsw sly OF Picture on Patent Leather
very suitable for sending by mali
Call nj his Gallery BRADY street and you will Ne
xraftlrd and delighted ieat.ff
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02


IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
No is5 First rate 'wo story brick house 10 rooms.
with modern eonvenlenees on Front Greet IN block
!, Faton's addition splendid view, kc ssxlso
No ia Fine two story brick house ! rooms, &c.
Front street block Fuiop's addition, lot soxlto,
view Of riveg, 6e-, very extensive. Price, ts0oo
No !. IL, 2 block q. soxiso on Third street good
house. four rooms, G stern, sc
Ne isi. 10, q block a. scx2oo good frame house
No ie2 10, S, block "a scxioo. sxcellen, house
No ics Lot Q, block - ooxaoo nne house
No. iss L., islAsiso on Brady street between
Frost and Steamboat Landing Price. saocso
No. &C, A small house on Brady street, rear
Locust, three rccns, well, &c lot s5xsSi Price.
Ne soi L., in block los In lie Claire. addition
sexiso feet ca Brady street Price, 1900
W. 90 10, 4 ia block ., in McfaiO.h's addition,
s.nils Coed house, rev AID complete Price,
sissso
No. "a Lot. AID 3 block - corner Warren
and F1ffh street,. Very choice Lots Priee ~ 500.
/ cash balance three and ave years
Ne "a Lots and : In block "a corner Western
Aveane aud 9TH street. Price. ts.oco-s cash, bal
anec three and i've years
No ~ Lease 300 feet on Brady street, nsxt TO
Lsmbri;e's Row Exeellesi Lois for Building Terms
very low
No aia A beautiful four acre lot In Eldridse'.
add iion 10 last Davenport Price, Loo
No s.i 10, 4 IN block 4 Arinsr. addition. on 10
Gus; street, esxiso Price, 100
No 90 House and 10, corner Rock Island and
Pheasant streets Lot I. block n f-ambrts. addition.
Ave Dire Good vel and elsiern. Price. sisoo
NJ - Fart 10, l. Ia block s. on Perry street
Choo" building s,e-eox.s Price t3s..o
NJ - Hou.e nna ~ corner Maa and Locust
streets room-, cls,ern, vel. Sc, yoxios Price,
s,soo
Ne ia H~usc and lot corner Laurel aad Farnam
streets, h.saa Good rev cottage house Nv. r0oms
kitchen, cistern, harn ard stable Price ssoc"
Nc 80 Eas; 20 Zee, Of -, 2 In block 81 on Fourth
street, between Perry and Rock Island Price, 800
No r.. Easi % feet Of lot o. block 81 on Fourth
between Brady sni Perry Price, A.coo
No 80 Beauiiia, building lot 10Th street, be-
tween Rock Island and Iowa streets. 6Dxlso Price
si ~
No az isoxisS feet Brady stree, Ia Noel. "a
disiosL Price. si.yoo
No .ii Lot 8. block g. eornsr Second ard lows
streets Price, 5000
Nc sti Lease II yesrs eholee lot o.. TAlrd stree,
eorser Perry and Rock Island Price, so
No go House ard lot corner Perry aad Pleasant
| streets In Lanhrsie addition. Price, o. % one
fourth cash
No. as Twelve choice ten acre lots near ID.
city
4 Ne 49, Two ten aero lots In Las, Davenport
No as Large new wareloass near depo,
No aei Splendid location fsr warshou.s neal
depot
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THE STAR STORE"
CHANGED HANDS,
AND rHg
Goods offered M Cost

I WILL SELL ANY OF THE STOCK AT
its first cost being desrous Of closing out within
thirty day Having exchanged land for the y DDS,
eau affuta - SCI >, prices 10 suit customers Tho
stock 10 II the beet IN the city the goods are al
u.w aud The Rssertalen, fret rate The assortment
Of Ladies Drr.s Goods cannot be excelled west Of
tho Mississippi u W VAN EyERA,
mas iaff No. Main Of.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02

CHEAP,
DssrMblc NnA EnufifMf !. /!
DurL's Patent Wire FeHce,
SCPERIOR To ALL OTHERS IN EVERY
~ resrset 70 the Prairie Farmer. IL has been
Tested thoroughly and severslyi
snl Ia every Instance fulfilled the Wishes Of the Pat
eniee aud surprised the purchaser !.to admiration
of s simple 6n1 al suftcleat snd enduring consiruc
tson II stands saFA alcd IN every regulate ~ safety
Durability. eheapness and E0eieney.
No farmer should fall 70 examine iss superior en-.
eclenee. ~ few mon.ats examination cannot fall
convince the aaaai laereiaiou- that tao much
b. said In It- favor the expense u this fence IL
but trlne Aaf the cost OF boards IL 10 simple
IN lie construction aid seieni for all the purpeses
for which fcuee i HCcessars IL has iatera. pre-
thai rcders i eoEirastsse snd ianslvc thsrs
fore alike In rrmsess during all changes Of Aimos-
rhcre aud season Stock Of any description may
come In siolrni ssa;aci with THE fence, without L..
jury to the animal the fence, because Of is elias
ticiiy La few words IL combines al the desirable
qualities, and " pre- eninrGfy
The thing for y Fara Fenee,
challenging admiration from all and grateful
knew ielenen sEaIa fariaers whose ands have been
fenced With tAs superior 81 d cheap. durable aud
Farm. Tow aaa County Rghis for ssis Fence
contracted mss he desired
NE wise In Ttnss
Every farmer having a farm 10 fence should em-
brace this Opportunity man sdaiely, there 10 no time
ike the Prs.sEt
y B.Aay Infringement q ihis Bark's Pa,ea,,
the Law y WILLIAM WARD.
Agelt for +. u. Burke,
Hardware store, opposite lie Claire Block o.
Address Box - 7 q, Davenport
No. Wire, of wh.eh the above fence 10 construct
Cd, always o. haaa Also keys and staples
ic:yis
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02
ron SALE nv J0essUA DEAL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Corner Second and Brady 81 up sialrs. entrance %

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Corner Second and Rr.Sy =, up .'air., sH'ran.s %
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
e. Ihr.s Frame Ms..s., .sOrnsr Of Second and
"a Io, % feet front with Fran. Hou.e. corner Of
Young fruit trees well. &c
"a Valuable and desirable House and Lot. corner
Of Ferry and ssxih s'rcets A bargain
rSrxrRovEp CRY PROPERTY
a A Fine Lot. corner II Tweiih and Brady ste
Is Seven fo;s In florence VERY cheap
under cultivated House. barn. &eksrd, so s iva y.
ter Ee
n 10 acre. In Eidridss. subdivision Good ns~
frame house, harn. well, &c
. saeres In Haw~y's out loss Fine river view.
uNIMrRovEp FARM LANDS
sw I section IL. y. n G. Heary county leo
acre. ehoicpieee Of prxlre elk mile. north cas-, Of
Mount Pleasant On tho k~okuk aad Mouni Pleasant
IS MEX section %. ssS,Raw. Cedar eous.
~ i1 aerea Near the railroad.
"a Nv 4 section u. TS N. RE ". Linn
. couniy. 100 acres
81 \ ossE I section "a, %. n n. Hardin
county 70 acres
~ \ section "a, + 81 Rls Jasper county.
100 Arres Choice prairie seven niles from Nl.sis
spps and Missouri Railroad
20 W Of Hw section - a. n n La.
p.r conasy - acres Coed prairie four mllss from
Sis.lssrps and Nissouri Railroad nine mIIes from
81 NE b cf section a. T o. 4 eco,,
county ~ acres Fine prairie. Il miles from Day.
eapor'. n~#r Allra's Grove y PER aers
-; $50 acres In Adair county, sections u 4 TO- +
road vii Dc cold In separsss psreels msyiidif
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02


Ths Democracy I've bssn making the
nest desperate eGoets % out-count the Re
Dshlians in IL result a IL lafe Minnesota
sosetioas 6at u last tAry adlsowlsdge bod
esesaf. Every esanty hes bssn hssrd from,
- u elssr Republican majority i sixteen
UeleUnna The Convention vii cuasist Of
~ ns0bssA Il wAon
1hWs - nspshneaas. .................w
fsSsaasssy bsssssraa.. ..........x
aspss,issa n4Issi,y ..........is
IT, Chisaeo Tssss says, while the result
eouned n dosbe, 10 Pro-Slavesy leader,
are0 expsss 70 Pemhina, to bring down
da1lfhppe1A rsuiding outside Of the boan-
An6w6 - 1sopossd Stsss, = defsed BY
- 00uuuI edr ~ purpose q securing
saC)n = ~ Csnvensiua. Ut that same
= 49, II TX rsd-Skia scalpsr allies
6ths Uoose1ey win b sunnarily kicked
suGof - Cnssnsisa y thsy ssasapt to OBJ
esuA go Ssepsr Asslh spps tlst body.
9ssa He1j11pd - sssls. i would b a. 20
pasty a1sanAaGp - - 'Dssk AlIians," =
- 49, UssA - AalA ~ halnes -
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Ncm advertisements.

New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rect Essesc Scces'ssN
Dill rOk or age.
eYSHE UNDERSIGNED WILL DEVOTE
i him.eif exclusively to tho above named business,
Estate Agency of Mr. J. Dial ''''
He expects by giving this hTanch his undivided at.
UNUSUAL FACILITIES TO LENDERS
TO whom il Will BE- hs aim at all times TO present
CHOICE SEcTRITIES,
both Individual AID Real Estatsr and 70
II ID IL II % ~ n II =
10 aeeeIsaeaa,e HON, every sfari wi.i be made
- l. HANNAH.
Corner Of second ard brad, sia up siairs.
tyIdsf Sc Entrance on Brady street.
RACES! RAG EN!!
ITO COME OFF OVER TIE DAVENPORT
Track On the L., "a, aud "a d.ys OF Jniy, AID,
is5,
First Day.
A single la-h Of half mile fsr running horses,
SIS ENTRANCE, $50 ADDED.
To name e day CT the race fOs which race 10 OF !?
SAME DAY oae Mile Heat.
ENTRANCE SlO0. 500 ADDED.
For which there are the following en,ric.
| 1 Jo.eph simpson, names Bay Horse Frank Scott
formerly Little Frank by Camden Dam by pos'boy,
j ElIina nance scrrei Celdng Ginger by
| Prospect Dam Lady fthe Lake .lx years old
| 3 j Rnbcl names Maria Hamilton, b. Grey Eagle,
| Dam hy Lance tx years old
ApsH AIlsa lame Ellen Bs,e,nan, Gieneo.
i Dam by Trustee, aged
PURSE i STAKE, AM0UNTG TO 500.
second Day
THREE NILE HEATS
| ENTRANCE $50. $3.50 ADDED.
| For which there are the following horses named
/ J. J kubcl names Maria Hamilton Pedigree
I above, six sears oad
j ElkiHs names sorrel GeldEg Ginger pedi
> s. X. Allen names Ellen Baseman. Ped
| gree above aged =
PURSE AND STAKE, $1,000.
/ Third Day.
i TWO MILE HEATS
Slo0 ENTRANCE. 500 ADDED.
| Tor which there are three subscribers
| y. Eikir- names sorre! oslding Ginger Peaigre'
| above. eta years oil
u Eulea names MARIA Hamilton. Pedigree above
D'xR X Alien names Ray Mare kl,'y Hunt, b.
| Alex Churchill, Dame by Bertrand, seea -.
PURSE a STAKE AMouNT'G TO 500
Fourth Day of Jaly,
come. of the great ra.i stake Race ~ four mile heat.
for which Mr. John tikins. John kubcl. H. q r.
| Allen, ard other.. wLose eutres have not rcAche,
| here yet hu, will le named Ia time, named
PURSE & STAKE AMOUNTS To $1,000
| Arfaageulett. have been made with the Packet
| coming from Gae4a AID intermediate points To Dav
export FROM Bars.f gaa and Ausca.iae 10 DayeGpor
| for n reduction Il Fare during race week
| u. 4 X X ALLEN.
| jyids, fropristors.
Il a1F
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02
DOUGLAS ON TRIAL.

Three years aud half ago. Douglas brought
forward hi Nebraska bill. The country was a,
once In blaze, he seorned all opposition, and
carried II through Congress Since then he
has seen himself Superseded in Presidential
nomination by one endorsing the general doc
trinc OF his measure, hut nj the same time
standing clear of the odium Of il. nniimely
agitation. and it, gross breach OF national faith .
and he has seen that successful rival constita
iionaily elected net by the strength of his
friends but by the division of adversaries, De-
Ing in popular minority II nearly four hun
drcd thousand votes. lie has seen his chief
aids In his own State--Shields and Richardson
politically speaking successfully tried, con-
vic,ed and executed for an offence not their
own. but his. Aud now he Sees his own case,
standing next on the docket for trial
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Here Is 4 Chance!

THE UHSIKIBEK HAS VN HAND n
i very god assortment 81 Window 6lass and
Hollow Ware. which to close oat that branch Of
Trade will b. sold low By the Dozen or 0ross
Prescription Visi- from esnr,
Oetagou I
tnstor Oil Soc
Genuine Essences,
Fancy Googne.
Inks. cone, round. &c,
Window Glass, best fit,.burg sxio up to sos1o.
Will be sold very cheap ~ the BoA or Dcxea.
Persons building viii dnd rar. chance ia shis lot
Of Goods for bargain Call AZ
n & ELDRrDGEs
Northwest Patent Medicine DEPOT.
iel0sllfn South stde Fourth near Rock I.ianda
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Rfal estate.
VtlltAx ALlES wn 8 cIAnx.
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
ALLEN & CLARK,
Attsrneys 4 Csanselsrs at Law,
r TIE IysuR ANCE AND GENERAL LAND

II IFE INSURANCE And GENERAL LAND
IL Agents. and N9faries Public.
Collections aud all professional business In every
part OF the State entrusted 10 care will receive
prompt attention Money invested fsxrs paid Ter
residents money loaned on uneneuineered Zeal
Estate security Land Warrants bought, sold and
,oeaied farms houses and lots leased Real Estate
Of all kinds bought ard sold on eomntsscn-