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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-02-19

l'c"riy i"oi Of one Mam.-From the
army and navy diet scales of France and
EnsIand, which, of course, are based upon
the recognised necessities of large numbers
of men in active life, it is inferred that
about two and one-four,h pounds avoirdu
rois d dry good, per day, are required for
each indivi lual for this about three fourllis
arc vegetable, and the rest animal. 4rAt tho
close OF an entire year, the amount is uR7
wards OF 500 pounds Enumerating under
the title Of water all til. various drinks
coffee. tea, alcohol, wine. &c.-its estimated
quantity is about $4,000 pounds per an
mum. That is for the air received by
breathing may be taken at 500 pounds.
With these figures bciorc us, says tile Med
ical World, we are able 10 see how tho
case stands. The food, water and air which
Il man receives, amounts, in the aggregate,
to more than 5000 pounds a year; that is,
to about Il ton and Il hall, or more than
twenty times his weight. This enormous
quantity may we'll attract our a:tention to
the expenditure Of material required For sup
porting life. a living being is uiu result
and representation of change on prodigy.
ols scale.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-02-19

4 Singular Coincidence.-A gehtleihan.
Of fortune aud rcspectabilily was on a visit
to Ran,lall's Island, N. ", with his WIFE,
While passing through tlIe nursery, the
gentleman said to the lady, ",My dears !,
have never told you thatd was. in my ciilds
hood an inmate Of the asytirh and ran
about as do these little boys" 10 Which
the lady replied, We'll, dcar,I will now.
tell you wl,nt have always kept ftolp you
secret. 1, too, passed portion of my
earliest ;dayssip this asylum, and got my
first lessons Of a God and SasioiIys III itx
SaLbatl, School, -. s.e
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-02-19
CITY OF BALTIMORE.

The steamship City Of Baltimore, arrived
here last night, with Liverpool dates Of ;hc
2S;h ut.
Cotton advanced Il | 1G TO IN Is. The
sales in two days previous /" the sailing "i
the steamer were d, 800 bales. I'rcalstutl;s
were III declining tendency. Consols for
money 93 "a to 93 3 S, aud tending z
DOWN. ards
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-02-19
THE FISHING BOUNTIEs.

Mr.. CLAY has introduced n bill in the Senate,
to abolis, the bounties bestowed by tho Federal
Legislature upon ship-owncrs engaged IN the |
codiisherirs. Mr.. CLAY made some remarks upon |
the subject, fiom which gather the following
facts:
lie says that this pet nursling of the Govern
mcnt, from its foundation, will, the ntcrmission
of SIN years. has drawn in the aggregate about
ten millions Of dollars from the Treasury. 1t
draws now about three hundred thousand annu-
ally. This sum is divided between the owners
and captains of one thousand eight hundred and
twenty .two vessels engaged in the codfshcries.
The money goes To ship-owners, and not 10 the
fishermen ns the law originally contemplated.
Over one thousand siX hundred of these
sells arc licensed in the States Of Maine and Mas
s,chusctts. The number remaining. are owned in
New Hampshire, Connecticut. Rhode Island and
, New York. Thus twenty-five States of the
Union made to pay tribute to the Goldfish
| istocracy Of these six States.
Mr.. CLAY shows that the reason of the law
does not now cXst-that these bouuties not
originally Intended to foster the codlisheres At
the time this bounty was granted, all the salt
consumed in the United States was import cd and
paid heavy duty, and Goldfish ut that time con-
stituing principal article Of commerce, and ow
ing to the large quantity of salt used i'll drying
and curing them, the Government, to relieve
those engaged in tho fisheries of the heavy tax
pnid 10y them upon salt in the shape of duty,
instituted the system of bounties to all vessels
that might engage in the business. But now
thnt the duty salt merely nominal, the
of the law does not exist, and should therefore
be abolished
lie closed his remarks with the following:
But, taking for granted the assertion of the
advocates Of this bounty, that it intended tc
foster codiishcries, yet it has si.nay failed, ac
cording to their own testimony. From 1872 un
til this day, this coti,shery has been languishng
and is still lnnguishing; it barely lives, as ii:
friends tell us, and have always told It's. Sixty
wears Of Federal nursing, and ten millions o
Treasury pap, have not been sufficient to give i
the strength and energy to stand alone. Ii is th
same puny, piablc bnntlug that it was in 1892
If taxes are to be levied for the benefit of priv
LEGGED class-if this G Government must have som
pet TO nurse, ! am for rcpudiatimg this puny
rckcty, drfur,ncd founding. and take ", som
other worthy of our carc that WILL in time, IL
the country some credit, and yield ii some SUI
port Ii shall hc fault OF minc sir; if th
people are not fully advertised oil tho drmcri,:
the ini1uity, and wrong Of this bounty. pro
pose To refer the bill to the Committee +
nance
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-02-19
FROM THE TEXAN FRoNTIER--MoRE INDIAN
MURDERS

The Nucccs Valley of tho 3lstult, con-
following:
LAREDO, WEBB Co, Jan. %, 1857.
Eiitor Nncccs Tuiiey-Dear Sir: Tho
Indians still continue to carry death and
dcsolation amongst our citizens. The bc-
dies of no less than eight men have, within
the last three days, been reported here as
having been murdered by them north west
of this. They were discovered by n party
OF men en- route from San Antonio to Gucr-
rero, aud the description not only of tho
locality where the murdered party was
found, but tue particular features and marks
Of the corpscs, leave no doubt as to the
identity. The dog Of one Of the men,
whose features, scvcrel y marked by small
pox, were described 10y the Guerrero party,
has returned home. Tho man in question,
Edubcjcn Molino, has left Il large family:-
lie WAS an industrious and good citizen.-
Another of the corIscs. rs described, cor
responds with the body of an old matt
with but one eye, named Frausta, who
went out along with Judge Williamson Of
to run cattle. They were to have returned
that Judge Williamson also has persisted
at the hands Of the savagcs, as the man
Frausta WAS in attendance upon him.
Lit. Ramsay, lst Artillery or U. S. SOL
! dicrs (.) and !; number cf citizens have Just
left to search up the fatal spot, where the
bodies are lying. 1t is highly probable
they will fall in with Indians, as plenty are
about. Capt. Bracketts company OF ,dra:
goous has done no good that We have
heard Of, owing, ii is supposed, to want of
proper g"i1cs. TO scout successfully in
this country requires. evidently: guides taken
from this immediate vicinity. Capt. Fords
company of rangers, when i'll service here,
seldom had difficulty ir ovcrhauling the
Indians and chastising them, because thoy
had good guides from this place. Blythe.
by, that company was gallant one.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-02-19

Honest.--A young. man, who had sIlsi- <
ness o few, days since In: ons of- Tile New
York banks, picked up adieck sfs !Haes :
dred dollars, tlat-lay.s ione Of ikes desk
outside thc.bn,Ik coutser;i Turning t9alett..
Cashier. lie said, ~ want yo,s To- lo.sorassss
thing for that" "'WffYRA Ilass Tin iaSe6
or small notes asSsssxas t!se 7A bonbe w tha
Cashier, who was about Is liand soSeE
cash, when the Roungk IAN told dsho@ aa 2 2
found lhe check, AID wished It; Kstvghstl
the righttaAQWner. Is. -. = !. Asse go,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

Cufsnsk sreAa cAsr.--Dr. Jas. Hall haI
lsft At our Office couple Of stalks OF tho
Chinese Sugar Cane. Il Is over twelve feel
high and he says that every inch of II teen,
with saccharine matter DR.. X. has about q
hall acre OF IL gro~ ING and with many others
who have small patches Of Il, wishes 10 know
II there are any sugar mills in this vicinity
The Doctor has also left Us = fine sample Of
the celebrated Hungarian Grass, which, 1t !,
thought will resolu,ionize the price Of hay
and make stock raising an important item Ia
our State
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

DnYslCIANS 4 SUR0EONs-OPrICE-
On Drsdy street, opposite the Post Once jsais
Dot. G. .. 0oo8L9Ou, q. ~,
SUR0E0N AND PHYSIClAN-DR 3. HAS
, satsyed large ssp<rssnes in the department o.
saEgsfy, having, for se,sn years had charge Of =
hoafsshinG Hospital IN India, orom whence he has
Isecniy returned ofs yearly average sttsndsscs OF
2 40 pstscnts
Once, Posi once Baildilss Hours, ssom TO II
A y and 2tocf y Hesidsnce corner Twaftl
and Ripley street bxf
DOCT. !. 0A161AI.I.,
TENDERS HIS SERVICES IN THE PRAC.
j T1CE OF MEDICINE, In I'll its departments
10 the ettlssSs Of Davenport and vicinity
0TO0hce over Eli Adams Book stors Dsedy 81
- Residence, Harrison, between Eleventh and
Tve0A segeses ls11
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

BrRris HorsE-Thc walls Of this spacious
building ncw begin to make quite an appear.
ance - they creep upward. The House will
have two very sLowey fronts. tho one ON Iowa
STREET being intended ~ tho ladies entrance
We hope TO see the worthy proprietor fairly
AT home" In his aew hotel before the Ices Of
winter bccome chilling feature In the land.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

0As.-About Friday or Saturday Of thi.
week ihe Gas Company expect 70 be able
again h let on the gas This win be- good
rews 70 our citizens, who have been 70 long
deprived Of Il. We hope that the street lamps
will all be in readiness for tho event BY the
deprivation our citizens win appreciate more
highly tho importance Of the gas and be able
to pay their bills less grumblingly
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

COUNCIL PROCEEDrnos.
CUCNCHL EkUCB8OHN03.
ApiorRSSp MxsriSo, Sept ., 1881.
JOHN FORREST, Mayor pro ten.
The following Aldermen were present

COUNCIL RROCE9DGM01.
AplcrsSsp MxsrlSo Sept .. 1881.
JOHN FORREST, Mayor pro te~
The following Aldermen were present
l., ward-JrxSisos
ID Bovine,
t,h foRnssr, wA:ssraS.
sh ah Lr ctA'as- "sa'ss
Minutes Of last meeting were acaa and approved
Rxroars.
Committee on the petition Of II. " Morris and
others. asking ,ha, the petition for mscsdanislns
Perry street be produced before payment II taxea,
reported that petitions had been received fur macad
amising Perry street between From, and Second ard
also from Third 10 sAth anG a resolution providing
fcr maeadanir!ns Brady stree, from Front 10 Col
icgc Groands Ferry street from the river 10 Sixth
street, and Third street cm the river west 10 War.
rem street Laid On the table
The committee TO whom was referred the remon
STRANGE axana widening Rock Island street frou.
Finh ~ Twelfth reported, Recommending that the
prayer of the remembrance be granted and the, the
proceedings OF the commissioners Tor widening said
street bc annulci Laid on the table.
Aid JENNINGS moved that the Commissioner
Report Be eoahrmcd Carried
FkrIrioxs
Petition cf A wcnscll and Others, merchants,
praying that the an Mril street be eompistsd
- s's' ~' 'V ."s ny. " -
W a'Aas''"s ''sas' "~' 'e''''s' 70 'as S''se'
eoW""ce'
...-,, wv ' -" o'A'''' ".as s1A.
Wv ''e"N va seeona s''cr' oc'"eeh 1taas ana
's''s s's' 'e 's'se'snsa " - ''e' in "suth, sAa ~
1pe'"'on o's Aaek'n'osh ana osneu' ihs' the siae
Ah On 'he 'o"'h "ae OF second street, between
n'Pes anu n'sas s'reets oew ewidcned 70 u t~etesins
'ssa a'd ~" LIN" presented an ordinance IN &C
s.'ssass "''' ''' "se'"' '"s P''"''he's aa"p'
~
Petition OF l. J ,enicr, praying damages 10 his
property by ovsrnowlnx of water va. referred ID !
e..r.n.,,,.
-.
ifti'ivh ~ Ahh GAFsfuH, Claiming ,tls.o - taIa
asee rasul,lng fron .xtcuaiay s,n. u, 49,, ,hr,agi
-. - NV, NJ ~ =,
a'' p'upshst A''Aa "h 'he tan's
-" INV. Pe"s'oh Mi. lawson Esd fclnrssei the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

LATEST NE VS..


WoRcEsrRR Mass, Sept e.
The Banks Young Mems Mass Convention
assembled At this place shortly aftcr IL O'Clock
this morning. and Is well attended, Above
l,2o persons are present.
The Hon. Geo. Dwight. Of Quincy. was cho-
sen President. The resolutions will embrace
strong Republican and American principles.
but are not vet reported
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

u The Burlington Aa~keye learns tina,
the Marshal Of that city Is about to procure a
scavineer's cart and keep the city clean. The
introduction of few institutions of that kind
would make decided improvement in the
appearance Of our streets and alleys.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

g w. PAINE LATE or PROVIDENCE,
Ne Rhode Jsisnd having taken up his resdancs In
this city 10 prepared 10 give Instruction on the
Ptaao Tosse, MeloAeoo. Vtoaln, &c,
Also. Ia tbs vsri,ns branches u yocs Music both
bsrred aid Secular
Mr. Pc long ~spsrienee In training ehoirs and -
ect glasses - well ~ giving private instruction on
the cultivation Of the voice, ballad singing etc
inspirea the confidence tEs, he 10 able 10 give the
fu!issi satisfaction 20 ali who shsi favor him Win
their patrouase.
a 0iee Class" will BE- formed pracsiea.
bic. Also class In the rndiissais of sin9inar a
which due notice Will bs gwen.
Ladies' and gentlemen, wishng 10 uncate Win
nr y can d. - through tho Poet Once ~ - isas
Ing thrif sddrsss - the nnsic htore NJ w u Wiiis
Main street
Orders for Tnninx psHnas len Al N. above place
promptly ssisnded "
JAssnpust, Jply lt~dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

Y Peaches and cream. though very nice,
are not the hest diet In the world for dys.
pcptc. Through the kindness Of a friend
nom the South, wc are luxuriatinc on that
same
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

To There were good many people IRON
the country In Yesterday 10 attend the Cir
Gus. Some OF our farmer boys and girls ney
er ge, too busy not too hard up" for ths
dimes 70 pa,roGize this species Of firc arts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

IL The pile Of stone that has obstructed
iour-fnhs Of the street, at the corner oi
Fourth and Perry, 50 long that the green grass
is sprcutine on the top Of IT, Is at last bcing
removed
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

II Yesterday quite exhausted the suppl,
Of melons, etc. in the market and left vacu
um that, We presume. our country friends vii
be prompt in filling this morning.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

u Squire oongdon, after a severe attack
Of sickness, Is again able To appear a, his old
hann,s Of husiness-locking shadory hut
real
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10
60 ici Or tc0ec.

1'h KENT w WiSIIIN. IL LEAVE TOWN
! I VIII rrt my t.uemens- Al rea0esd
Fatua & sight ha1th- upa .arhs suGDs 1Gomwont
aa kiprA eni s~f TIVE Ave Tnesn taosQ1oaee oI
t4Ffistsh .tttvI westf u vi HADKEH
lANERtN HOUSE rOR nEk1s~- -
~ lhr absiNr n1lnrd wsll knvwn hssoee, Xn
sttustr IN NaiN street stssh i. fer F~ns -
Ftthrv M patt w whaie The hsn.s will ~ rented
~ dW sltN purpose. atit fut arrisate hoardin.
house Convenient lspailan and splendid river
Nf"N mai" y msfsl desirable place Fgr psrticS
lara iuqat. ,ithe praptt.saf u a. DnEis
scstt NJ the Pacific brewery
l'o RENT A SMALL ROOM SUITABLE
t't rtere bnice situated the eerncf of
iaith and Naek Island ste Rent sa4 ~ PET month
MoOit, MienESIR CO
| sesiiW taatth and tsseh leland ste
fID RENT A HOUSE IN LIZ CLAIRE
| rtr.~i. opposite" kaiirssai nepas. ln ls tiats
Mstktt Nrck. nf i~ hfs stsaIs ~ the city tlr
| stfnrrtA fnr irrni. AMI titnu - irase apply
tho suh-ertier~ store the rarner " finh nHd "
1 tiaifr .trrvt-
aHesiif SAMUEL DErTscH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

L ExossirAsr DrnAsps The p.io,s In the o. Louss
and New or!ssns trade have demanded $40 per
month which of course 10 exclusive ~ tksir board
aud lodging on the boat. They have formed ceu.
eiaasion 10 secure thess outrageous wage. They
will be prosecuted under the stssmboat law Il 10
greet pity their business 10 u such nature that es.
follow u them could be kicked Oh, Of hs pe
siion The P,tssburs DsspsseA ssys
The s-htlsmen have q hirh notion, IL appears TO
NJ Of the value of their services When other naen
vhose preliminary outlay 10 quite - great IN edsrs
uon or learning mechanical rad-s. &c, On shore are
considered well paid o. u 10 OF u per dsyess ~
per moath-w. cannut s.e why New Orleans pllets
sheaid demand es00 per month eHnd found Ii lizard
aad lodging on the Losi) They have already the
nust comfortable berth on boafd tssat When The
host lands they ars always done with all care
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Lyell. the ~ ssker.

DETROIT, Sept. :.
James Ltcll, banker of this city, has made
arrangements which will enable him im,nedi-
nfely Ia resume his business His banking
operations will 60 on a. before
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

FEw YosK. sept \
FLcrn-A Market Dali anu heavy. ba4ss 80 bbis si
G,1e0e,1 for sapesoas wessefh - toNs. - for
mon W medium wessern uarkes closing dull drUop
Ing and Unsettled
l WssAr.- naskes drooping, 3x4e lower
kss-M0mipal, sslttn6 q o09ser.
CoAx Lover, With enty = limited demand Saiss
1.UD bush mixsd western xt 1iD5tc, closing heavy
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1o-0aps s advertisements.

FoR SALr.-A lot Of staple goods, CON
sistin9 mostly Of neos aud shoes aud Dry Goods or
tho value u ahsu, sto Apply TO
ALMEr sKEKLs,
selOtff a. 4 nav.nt.,ft Vp,.rl
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@tfi.i'iiIhk b SON
Paper II ssef. Afsi hangar.


THE tBs. RIIiEK II CONSTANTLY
mskins variety II frtatifs and Wlappinx
fspsr- ~ Their Nilita Nuiins a.. will pss das6 ~.
sf Reasonable qssnltf 4 ss.z rottal OF Inns,
ssg- oaf nAsoiinx ssvatl % Churchill viii rsll
in essh 80 paper for thssr rags
=. W. wukkL0cK
MnlLnr- InL-n nOih liza
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

V The culsert torn up at the corner Of
Fourth and Rock island streets last week, vet
remains in that dilapida,ei and dangerous
condition
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for Sale.
Lon SALE rnE MOST BEAUTIFUL

l,'oK SAIL THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
trsid.ncr propFtty - III. city II nsvenror cnn
s.ttF - ftc lai. ~ ~ ~ is feet esei with ctoc-
hpi' Iu ch"try aud variety af sh ado trees. srai..
tib-. aud ornamental -hrubbrty rtss~ ds.lihs
containing thiTt.su T'spas. txa cellars aud siiir 81.
tern Hsiiitg house. a. A. situs,st en the iaaii
h'is f""i" Co. I'st la1"nrarti With rtver ,iHs cd
uuHut passed tsau't
istat 'N" hsf ., ,@h tslanrs yssr. ~itb t,n
tt .tii tntsttst frsa tso IhaHH ti.i asslisfs a
~ ~ " iiItnHtIiI
@''af 80 ih' rre'ai~s- asst isst i.stshpaft
l,'nE SALE iiniiSE WITH ONE a.,
fHr sttv# ~ gt1atst sttn.tei Wy ghw III.
lHtar tafi Hrar si.e lanslt. HI. prem I21A
tata tit~-i w Vi nsta iitusa nAassA assw
'Hst rgiitt kttreit, statue .nis.sr haMse welt
sssst st.f, twr patttFsslar. aptsls ~ thr
.ftiat ,,u thr pfel.sse- HKLSsth
Me-, a. ner"s q Improved at.l thtea ias- ft.,,
t7sen sssigw'
4 LhR0L LuI aF NV Nj HERRING
u in-i fsr.ls.i ssa faf al. eI.sp hY
tulwf At NtBEfs kAS FATTEs
4 EAsE foR SAEI ftii SUBSCRIBER
usfr 80 SALE the Jesse aiii Httarez IT The Hart
aaff flUt" h. n,sH 'Haatfs- ba tftsfds -
fstsfif" 90 hi~ -tat. ls Atslsai.s bset fhs
atetf afntr vel nitsd uga ALL f4s ths hest I
Htts't ~ th" ,iiY To- trad.
. AAsHBIRNF
naNYNlastt IHfk lafb 1Aas
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kV Yesterday was one ~ the warmesl
days experiene. here for many weeks
Though the summer months are passed many
warm days may yet be expected.
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At Washington, y G, sn the "a ins, by the Rev
Charles Hall, Mr. WM. STUMP. VI Das..psrt q.
NARY daughter of J. BAr,rA,n North. ksa al
Washington
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Lost an0 fonn0.

L nSi STRAY I'D uR STOLEN fkOM
tbr rrrltsnre - ~, suis-ettt.et, hack New
rutl tNi - With q lite breast 8Na feet Answr4s
e. %" thuc IT Srp Tho assi.f viii ts htsrsiiy
EtNstdv ~ lraStus hin tbF atiise - ~. I'av-A-
port itan works corncr Eu-k i-lspd and Second
stgttts n, ts lhfsi street hriWe~u Harrison
ahd Ripley Isea Iil Ei,W 4 liza
l.OUNb-.uN TUESDAY LAST uN TuE
! rtyri rtad between The Bridge aud Esss pasrn
tssFf y EeMtt~mths .haWf The Same ean We had Us
tlig ~ tnis vnrr proving rrup.rts and raying fos
Atkwftl-tuttHt s.sItf
l,'n,iNp riiE rLArE To my CHEAP
l hp Gs'l- y a, ths I"ralat eorner n
= Z, CHAMPION 4 2nN,
sYIh Ig 4stx aud S~soad sfv-~ts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

8aIprS oArr Braxrp THE line steamer essgh,
mrs last sunday evening about ~ O'Clock near the
mouth Of the Merame, and wa. entirely destroyed
There but little freight sosri No lives lost
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COME AND SEE THEN.
sAMUEu. PERRY,
Merchant Taller and CDethjer

Merchant Taller and (loihier.
esH.n, sr, orro.,r, nv rosr nsrtrss
MOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION ~
w hi. numerous fren'ls ana the rat,s ssner ,it,
NEW q LARGE ASSORTMENT an ,ioru4
Pantalaouery and Nr-tng. or the h.At Ftebei "a
iisl and American manufacture "ser wfrffs' H ftf
market, which will he mate NJ, sFiet lM iis tss
ely sle aHa an shar, no,ier
To my I'D ffivnds ! would .ay that ny sts4l IL
larger aud better than u ever ba. teen ~ th8s,
that have never favored me with cAll, please rHt
and examine my good. and prices ypn sii hfsl -
eest geods, moro OF them ani tower rftass thtt
AM other house in the city
READY MADE CLOTHING
A large sssor,men, of Clo,hiug, -aitshle 81 tf'
season ef my own Manufacture wh,rh vii he s.ad 81
cheap a. Esaterm made s'H'ts, every garment tessa
meisded is warranted
INDIA RuBRER lssnsns.
Caais, Pants, ovrrall., Caps. A.
FURNISHING GOODS
Fine White and Fancy Shirts. sallars IisHslAs ~
ehief.. sa.pcad~rs, He-., Sticks, Ties, apses s4H
everything usually k"p, - 0snll"mrn- lntnl.l,it
cred and rarking Trunks, Carpet issge
s,ss s,.sy :, -. sPp"'i'" the Post .,r, o,,r ,,n.,
kssS1OM .vrsrs.
As LONDON HAS LOST oNE az MI
IA hest eitissas, Davenport hs. gained ei ~.
bsst Cuitsfs this aide of NuHc"tut
Call and zee of th. b.-, s-snrtn~nt- If
Cloths, Casssssssv res. yssssax.,
Sa@sssr anse l.sss~s ssa.ss.. aass
pWvWtshtag floods,
.ssI bsanshi \" Davenport, a. ,A~tIEi. Nttt
gives aus All eu-ian'sr- can a~r"Nd ~ 's.ps Htts
Ia i.ts, nj the 1d stand, ~~- -ti- tssasis .fty
s.e.lssi dsns iFa,n Third street aptttf
I lISSOLuTIuN.. THE PAlrt - IEallif ~
IL effanss 4 oberndo.ricF Va the f,rs ai,aAi. ae
iloihfng business n<xt dosr tu l.f.s .tle. s.
this day kee dissolved and the hu.ihae- Nitt It4aa
ter ba conducted b, Di~rBs.tfer a the at statal
VIII" sii pay all deLs aai receiY. ait nalss due e.
fpriasf trfn LEWIS s1EAlt -
Jaiy l. iss7-baif . DBkR y IbtIHITH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

Fat1Wres.
Nsw Ionv, Sept &.
More failures arc repos I'd at the Corn Ex-
change to-day, but the l.am~s of tho parties
iaiIed have not yet transpired
The money market continues active. and
bank rates are tribe .casics> There were
rumors in the street of several failures hut
only onc suspension is known to a certainty
that OF l.. q. Kirby 4 Co. The failure Of
haydcck & Coffin ,ranspircl yesterday.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
NEw YoRx, Sept. :.
An accident occurred on the New York
Central Railroad last evening near Harris
Lane farmers wagon was struck bv III.
locomotive, dashed to pieces, and four persons
Killed
nwash ~ Hos. Jasaes lsoekAass.
EVANSVILLE, Sept 4
The Hon James Loekhart, M. G. elect for
this district. died here at O'Clock Yesterday
morning.