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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

A sPLENDlD FARM Of 278 acres for
"A SALf.-Tsisis situate ten miles from Burlington
and one mile from Messengers Depot Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad. There are 10 acrss In nne
cultivation having Loo acres Woodland adjoining. There
ono good twostory house with six
oftwo rooms good barn and orchard Of two humid
red trees upon 1t. This Is well Stock far.
Terms are easy Enquire soon at the Real Estate Of.
ice Of GEO H. LANE,
octl6
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11
For Sale !

ElR SALE OR EXCHANGE F0R CRY Pro
- PERTX-One ipdr ed and sixty acres of excellep,
land in Adaus county, Iowa. Enquire at this Office.
nov1bp.tf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11
LAND Agency office.

MONEY To LOAN.-Real Estate securities !
Iune2s BROWNE LAHEE
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

{MPoRTAN1 To SHIPPERS Of MERCHANDlsi
ALBRIGHT going West Of Burlington, Iowa, mxrket
= Care Of b. k.R, and ali freight gong the Mis-
issipp River from Burlington Unmarked .Cxre Of C.b
4. H." will be promptly forwarded without any charg.
Or Storage or Commission. shippers DESTROYS u savre
hose hargss re0uestedto be particular nsik
tboys. WI. Ii. BACKUs,
Supt. b. h NJ X. Z.
@. u. HAMMOND,
nov4bp6m 6upt. q. b. 4 O. H. 4.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

| ankARA Editions Of standard RO.
II eticsaI WOrks-Embracng Shakespeare, BesL
nont and Fletcher Milton, Pope, Byron Burnt, Moore
,cott, Mrs. usmsns, spenser, &c, Ac., Tor sale by
J. p. BROWN,
dec. /. Barrett House Buildings.
JEW ROOkS.-Lule Dorrii, by Dickens.
N Recollections Of q Lite Tune, by s. e.. Goodrich
peter Parlsy,) vols.
Elephant Club by Doesticks.
Lena Rivers, by Mrs n. J. Holmes.
Humors Of Falcoubridgs.
Violet; or ths Cross aud the Grown, by Miss Mel,
tosh.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

For Sale
TWO DWELLING.kfDCSES on the soutl
Mn, In pleasant locations--ons both be pui
chased on accommodating terms. The houses are new
and well built. fau221 BROWN 4 LAHEE
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

VALUABLE PROPERTY EOH SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale his new Steam SaN
Mill, situated At the foot Of Pine street.
The mill OF the most approved construction and vel
adapted to do an extensive business in Pine Hare
Lumber; having muey and circular saws, with
engine and forty horse power boiler Of the sub
etantial make laeRt&.dfQ LANES McEELL.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

Land Agency Ufhce.
(ROWS 4 iAHE T., Attorneys have the onl,
perfect abstract of titles TO all the lands and iL
the city Of Burlington and Des Moines county and viii
make examinations at reasonable rates.
They will buy and sell Real Estate commission attend
o renting property, paying taxes, etc.
Will give prompt attention to the collection Of debts,a
ustment Of claims drawing and acknowledging deeds
ht writings other business that may be entrus
ed to them.
Office the of Jefferson and streets ovtf
Messrs. White Cook Co.'s Bank Burlington ta1s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

I'M ACRES 81 Land for sale In Ado
HUI ams COuutY.--This ii situate Ia Town
ship Il. Range 50 W., and 10 fine rolling prairie--
There 10 timber within mile, and the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad passes through the same se~to
This H. frcaas land and viii be sold cheap sold
For further particulars enquire Of Real Estate Once 81
dec.97. GEORGE II. LANE,
-. -. adjoining Rnsf Once. b
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

1Q0O ACRES OF VALUABLE LAM
lCUU FOR SALE. This lands situated in Adai
County, township n North range 49, West will war
and Council Bluffs Rail Road passes through this towr
ship. will sell some Of It credit. Caat the Rea
Estate Office Of GEORGE LANE, adjoining p. 9.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

Young America, n inoiv.-.12 lols fer
SALE AZ ~
TWELVE eligible Lots, for buslness or rssidenee,
= In the growing city Of Young Americas, re offered
Tor sale By the Trustees Of Burlington University on Ia
ysrabls terms to ready purchaser. Enquire Of Hon.
7. W. Newman, Treasurer Of said univsrsity, or Of
'' d. rad e & a JoassoS s.e,,
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ITO q ENr.-The Store recently occupied ~ 1.
i n. Torrey on Main Street. Enquire Of g. l.
WHITE, or (dsc. A,l A. W, w. CARPENTER.
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soldin Burlington by A. Hendricks, and squires
alo,,. je95ly
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FOf SAFE ~ 1---- -
ElxFTEEN Acres ofland situate in the city limit.
II and contiguousto the Rail Road. Said land will b,
sodat bargain Forpartcuarso informa ton enquir,
maya7tf B, F. HALL.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

plank BOOKS. P. BROWN, Barre, Hous
- Blu dings, has just received al large assortment
lank Account Books, including L.dgers Journals, d..
books, Cash Books, Records book si., Memorandum
Pass Books, Copy aud Composition Books, Copying nj.
Drawing Books, &c, &C., all and styles OF biudn,
from the best manufacturers and be sold
Eastern prices. (nov. 26ih.)
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

d EAL Estate in Council ksiuiHs aa..s.
III Omaha.-Pefsons DESTROYS of securing Rear
Estate In either Of these dourshng towns will do we'll
to send their orders d. G. BLOOMER,
mar 7-bptf. ~ Land Agent.
II Inf Inva
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-11

House and Lot for sale in Mt. Pleasan
1INAE House u Of Cottage style, containing room
and Is beautifully situated upon half block Their.
10 q young orchard, and recent improvements mad
on the Lots Price $500. Cash SSvO, In one yea
Gall soon at Real Estate Once. GEO H. LANE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03
r;v,px with the psrksys.

A contemporary advises that the hepaeh-
can. now pack up their traps and MAKE 'of
Afr;es. with ali convenient spsed' ana says
an. climate will suit them 90 well = any
other under the sun, and they can ehlas 'ae
luxury st living with the black, rather man
the white race. That's the place iof y s'a.
Now j, appears to u this adsiee Dsilef pc
longs 10 the party whence II emehsi"s
Thes ase ihs5eiiows who appear 10 eove'
The peculiar luxury Of living with greasy
sweaty. s,rong-smelling negroes II sy
have been laboring 10 plant The BACKS
sling side OF themselves aud their "bite
neipbbsrs OF other parties in new terfi' iies
while the Republicans have been t'si al
ze,lousIy determined to keep them where
they sre. Republicans do not wish The eo'n'
p.nisnship Of these biseks-ihe, sc mol
willing TO work alongside OF slaves ba'
the Democracy hare such particular arec
uon fos 3srkeys, that they ~ish 10 plan
then where Se ssy slaves hare ns righ. e
be. lie, item 90 to Africa if they "preis
the luxury ofliying with the black ia'he
than the white race The Repatlican'
have no such preference. They woaiin'
b. permitted TO live with the sisVcs so1th
and thsy will not. If they eaa help 4 per
nit the slaves OF The South 10 iiTs ain
them,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03

TIE New York IrIbs6Rs saws
Father Mathew, the renowned AEasfi- Of
Temperance, died at Cork on the stA Of
December. Hs career has been reFf-ska-
| Bile, and his influence among his country
men in Great Britain and America. will
long be felt.
Theoboid Mathew eas born in Thoms.-
town, ireland. October 10, 1870. H. s.s
lett an orphan az an early age, sIosisi EY
| An aunt and educated in Kilkenny c.i.li '
| and Al MAyHoolb. HI !" ar ordained Il, the
priesthood at Dublin, having previously en-
tered upon bis philantbfopic Iabors =mong
the poor. The curse Of uhiskeT, brought
90 fearfaiiy TO his notice among these
wretched people, reused him 10 uH,g5u;ed
snthus asIn, and he determined upon q cru
sads agsinst the demon Of Aicohof. Adopt
log the principle of total ahstiHeRc9. he
commenced seriss Of meetings, and soon
awakened the latent enthusiasm III the
Irish nsture 10 his assistance, mestinp With
. success. beyond the widest hopes lie
travelled from town to town through ell the
Island His spotlefs fame areceedc6 slm
and HE progress vas one ifiumphal march.
The authorities bsnt their dignity 10 do him
honor, and the people followed and rr4wd.
ed around bin with sdoraiion H. s.lmtn.
is,ered ths pledge to ihousanis II ams;
Al Nenagh 20 twenty thousand in ae.s 10y;
al GALWAY 10 a hundred thousand "a tao
days; between Galway and Loughres to
nesriy two hundred lhouyand Froa Ire
land he went TO England. where eysa the
phlegmatic SsIons were infected si,h a
corresponding enthusiasm. Thence he
came to the United States, wbsre - shake |
hands with the Apostle Of Temperance. |
and receive his medal with 9 pledge 81 Total |
abstinence, wRs the highest ambition Of |
every worthy son and daughter Of the En-
erald Isle. His warm reception and graft |
tying success in this country are weli re-
membsred Through all this Hercu!ean
labor he never smassed cent for bimself,
but war constantly 10 state Of personal |
poverty. When he began hi. good work,
he brother was the proprietor " 4 large dis.
tllery. lie supported Theobold until his
wendertui success had ruined the dis,i.lery.
and reduced the owner to bankruptcy. To
meet The wants Of the good Ssmaritsn, the
British government settled an annuity of
E3DO upon him, which sum was lust sun
eieut 10 pay the premium upon sn insurance
policy held by his creditors as security for
their claims Since his return TO Ireland
The weight OF years and the exertions of
onR labor have compelled his partial With
irswa' from public. In personnel address,
Father Mathew Has courteous. benevolent
md winning in the highest degree. The
lews OF his dss,h will be received With pro-
ound regret by every trus friend Of msn
throughout the world,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03
exeHANaE ngoglRs t 's9g. ~
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cry PRnpEa,,,.
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i; az !, wesi half d la 1GloeL i,
3id pc, fool '''4''aa eas, Re,t
ssVs,a Rouse end ielfA Eaat i5z.
~ sives :, Louac ui s.s fss,as' 'ia1 10
ss'H' "ePd shsd, 81; prizes ssas e9eH t4i
er as pali J sa ne g, y sefe OF gYga
as lot block %. saast
n.ssteia Atoaue, ono al az FSs s5ff
frisa'e letitieueoia no elY. .'ssHs. d,
s.s-Ieta block q and so.f-a.
"Ssi''ii'a' hsaf ise fsnale college e.
no. i;i2--Isot Nj 5is, TIA b.
| vel q Ferry. ape'i $ Ii ~ q oYsss4 g
hen;e, haiis sts'ry irerte eoasa n
t W. tf'ngs Y 9 rgni r. stt5 IA, s.tr
Ao a oaq sa9ry oa,a l5s..,
i, ~, aiae e 4enli ssfFsi iatN4sA Psgt,
'ahdi INV view q aUlise. nm Ia. 81 n e
3iae lslsl aud block j. oea, 4
SAT- ! uewrsaf,e haass pl.h r..s5
t''e etfHtr 81 SIKH atrsfii tpU.i0 H.,
ri Alse thslo- adj.lnin.. n g.
aSta stfec;i suNHJ i8et n
| ~ leyss and iai % sasa ag
street let SsNtu9l es
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03
laew embellishments.


STATE OF IOWA tEc.=:y CoaTi OF
Scott County Scott CoHatg.
Nov. u. 1856, Aiays 4. Burse "a Albert G. burke.
Ans Burke, Howard Burke, x FREY Smith and
Thomas r. Barron.
7e TkeMGs r. Barron
X Ta-ToY hereby nctihad that i1sss l. ~. On
- ts II TIA ollie q this Court petition I'd Nary
A. Bark, wdaT 81 Ora III Burke, decsx-s1 claiming
against ya anG the oih=G defendants in IT,. aSoYe
s4tIti-I fhrd part in les of The ts.i.sing
describes IT Land, stUsTsi in The C8;.ty a.
Ee"it dE1 State 81 Iowa ts-~it ihira sri ef the
,anth sask quarter 81 section i've in towasli tent,
Forth Of rs8Ss igrr east thu tower Of tie SAID
Mary : Burke 0t tbs endowIncnt of Ora Nj Bars.
lsr ilTIasr husband af which sh. h.tn nothH.- chat
said petition viii be heard on tie Srst Mendsy in
Janu3 WI L, COOK. Co jsigs
dac 4-rT2r
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IMrogTAYT DEetsIos.-The Snpfeins
Cam, AZ lis recent session al Indiana polls,
Indiana, decided that oil property USE for
schools and college purposes, by indisidasis
or societies, shall be taxed as other proper
" 10 the State il taxed. The statute ex-
empting school property from taxation was
construed a. applying only TO that pr has,
ed snd used for common school purpoaes,
paid for and supported out Of the general
fund OF the State.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03
usv ar n 1sssssAasl Mn.

The following reply Of the keokuk tate
City 70 tho Times will DO well 20 repa6lish
hese. ~ the Democrat made the charge that
the House had refused TO publish Dr. Eads'
Report. We corrected il in this statement,
but the Democrat has net Of course acknowi-
edged ito error. II slso thought tAe.repcrt
entirely exoaora,ed DR.. Eads:
A few days ago the Tines contained the
following editorial endorsement Of Esds,
and certified to the people the assurance
that all Was we'll;
DIR. Eads has made his report. submitted
MS vouchers, and that they are most con-
clussvs exhoncration Of himself from oil tho
charges made, and most complete ASST
rance to the public that the fund entrusted 70
his management, has been used in strict az
cordAnee with the Lac defining his powers
and duties. And further, that tho black re.
publican House refused to have the report
published, and &c before the people!
In regard TO the statement OF the refusal
70 publish, it is simply ialssi the report was
| ordered TO be Published, and that without
| opposition, on its presentation.
Now, 81 far as Dr.. Eads having excnora-
ted himself, the Committee appointed to in
vesigate the affairs oil his Office, stated 10
both branches OF the Legislature on Monday
Last, that they had progressed so far with
Their investigation as to satisfy Them tia, il
was neither safe or expedient 10 leave tht
fnaacisI affairs of the Superintendent's de-
paitnent any longer under his control. The,
therefore asked the passage Of law whici
should take all the monies, contracts. mort
cages, and other evidences of debt oat o
his hands. and prevent any mere money be
ing paid 10 him on account OF the Sehoo
Fund, from any quarter whatever. And
bill 10 that effect passed both Houses OF tn
Legislature by an unanimous vote in th
space OF thirty minutes. and became la,
the same day.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03

-6ucbanan, u 70 stated, ESs now Ert-
ten letter saying emphatiesily that the
election of Col. Forney to the Senate would
be agreeable to him, and that the party
owes that acknowledgement to the latter
for services rendered.
Rev. w. M. Lea, chaplain OF the
lower branch of the Arkansas Legislature,
publishes communication in Little Rock
newspaper. setting forth that the members
Of the body in which he oficiates are not
addicted 10 liquor, but are sober. business
Get OF men. We presume he means to be
candidate for reelection nex, session
buchanan will not go to Washington
until after the second Wednesday in Febfu-
ary, when Congress officially declares his
election to the Presidency
Dartmouth College has..recently re :
fused TO accept donation oflands be-
qasa;hed it in she West, because their ac-
ceP'snee would deprive poor widow Of, The
property who would otherwise receive it.
This 10 very comm endsble procedure and
does honor to the insti tntien.
Col. Benton wss bora in Ssr,h
Carolina; studied law in Virginia; entered
the army for ayear: prsetieed law in Tens
nessse; edited paper in Missouri. and
served - her Senator from 1881 to 1851
Col, Benton is in the 74th year of his age,
and 10 probably. take him all in all. The
most remarksbIs man in the nation
The sehocHer Flight, Of S~smpa-
scott, As.. with thirteen hands, lately
caught in one week, e2,7oo pounds OF cod.
fish The crew Of the schooner Jane. Of
he same place, in one day. not long since,
causb! twelve csdfsh, The united weight Of
which Sas 6T2 pounds. AZ sfsrsge Of Sc
ponds each
In recent case before lie Sap.sm TIE
Court Of New York, Judge Oakley decided
ths, the laws u Congress clearly intend
that nc portion o. share Of or Interest III a
pension to be granted, as we'll as ne right
IN pension to be granted, shall be sold or
hyPothscated by the beneficiary
in Pittshela, Macs, a lew reets
since, Two children Of physician were 1T
tackled with scariatins, and during Their iii.
ness had for pets couple ofkitlsns. Both
the kittens subsequently, had all the symp-
TOMS Of searlatina, one Of them dying, the
other Narrowly escaping A canary bird,
Whose cage hung in the room, also died si,h
all ,hr symptom. Of the same disease
The population within the corporate
limits Of Cincinnati is stated to be no..
600.
The N. !. Csmmon Council have
resolved to purchase two steam fire en-
gnes for the city, ats cos; OF IS 800 each.
- seal was osnght off Staten Is
land on Tuesday last, by hook and lae 1.
Is rare ihat one q these animals is tai en- in
ihis latitude.
THE total free white population Of
ST. Louis, according "a The census ,u.t ia,
ken, i l22. BIB; free eoiored persons, ,2s9
slave. $40. Total population; 40, a0I
Mr.. Thos. Noteworthy, whose death
at the age Of nearly 80 yesra, was mention
ed Ia The las, Salem Mass , Gazette. had
been married sia times and had Mi-ay lire.
| children.
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e. In puf Q! Browns Hotel, the ffia.
eipsl headeusrters Of the Virginia "chlsai
ry" ST Washington, the Peterthurgh, (va-)
Democrat, sheet edited by A. D. Banks
RuehsHsa's candidate for Clerk OF the
House, oecurs the following filthy example
Of the arrogance Of The niggerdom sgi.toe-
racy
The most OF the other hotels in Wash
ington are the rendezvous Of the Black
Republican members and lobby, many OF
whom are absolutely offensive in The sight
Of decent people,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03
ST ATE OF IOWA,
Scott County,

STATE OF IOWA,
Scot, COunty,
10 A.HEs srElsHILHs.
Sir. You are hsfosy notified that there 10 uJY on
ME IN tie Office VI the Clerk of the District Court In
scott C0anty,s peti ton Of GsMIfins Eleinhi lbsr
payihg tor decree Of SAD; Court giving her aubors
ity at aud transact busiHess eugh tHs -
10 sue or dsiend IN any or ell caseila place ~ ou,
- Selief dispose Gfss much Of your proDsnF IA is
hesesslfy for Toe mas Ht1 II her eli AMI fhi
dfes aud " collect Lt. due y0l for causes set
forth 40 said pstiH,a and bst ths rsturB OF mot
found having been Il ado u Oh III. original notice
10 fhs ease, pseTss ewing The powers sought will
~ sisisd nidss~ sou appear and answer aid petit
Tor on ~ beioJs uie pJsi day tue ri lie ron OF
70 "a Court, "a !, pro yidsd ~ The laws ofths Etse
fAThAkIsE sTE1AHILBER
JosHU. b. PAJTos,
CisrE u. Gonrs Ian 2 dtt xzt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03
THROUGH OUR

Iiis for corn
. other grain, StaaH
EngfnsE n any sise ag0
Rotary Saving Machines
fdFaisi.rd TO order; Iron Msn
tiea and GTatssal WAYS o u
hand, Steam VII istlcs AMI
Brasa gno1s Tor stoa M
work FeE0rsiy.-In The
lice 81 Building Mater
bis We defy cutap-L
tiut. We give i,aIti5U.
lar attention t0ths branch Of the trade
aud know that We can sstia IN any and
all who have occasion % want any gn.rl-
in The way OF building. We keep only the
hest brand. Of Nails anil Spikes viii ia Lead i
Paint Oil. and sery large assortment o.
lrIiaa'iilss, such as locks = g,ches, Butt.
+ Hinges, UiaSs, Sash, Doors, Putty, sash
Police, TintoW springs and Locks,
Weight and Cord and things too numer 1us to
mention. Our stock OF Faacy Hardware and other
goods viii ts tuuna attractive. We have iipe a..
sor;ment u Silver plated Ware, consisting II Tea
set's, Cake BASKETS, CuifsE rms, Table ami Tea
sp"ons, Breakfast and Dinner IastcTh, new
sf'iet5 Mustard. su,sraBd 3ait tssons.
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IarRSvEdEsI. IN CsIcIeo.-The Chr
cage Tribune Publishes Oh the IRE, day Of
The year, a Est Of the inpro venehts 10 that
city during 1856 |. sets down til 3 hole
s,ius Of these improvements, buildings,
Sewerage. Water WoTks, &c, g. at
s6 ssT.is4 THIS proves that Chief1 20 is
sull going ahesd siih undin.inished
strength The Press gives complete
statement, OF the Commerce Of Chicago in
1856 eompr sing very vslusbie sthii4ties.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03

AsoTaFR BslDsE "A bridge across the
Mississippi river ie nov being sih = u.
PauI--to be / 800 feel in length. aad 40
feet IN height. to allow steamers, IN the
highest stage Of the water, 10 pass ander
Il. ii is intended TO be completed ~ the
autumn OF 1857. We have not understood
whether the citizens of St. Paul oLta,ned
pernissian OF s, Louis TO build this bridge'
or not. II they have rot done 50, they may
expect 70 have their bridge ,ofR do@n BY
some municipal regulation Of the latter
ciIx
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03
HO! FOR THE H0LIDAYsn
GOLD! GOLD GOIn,

~ yvu want any thing in the way Of a nice With
~ pietG 81 jt"eiTy OF any kind, call nj ~ .
he.iane row, where you will find The Ia rpe-t ana
eh.ap"ht assortment OF 's'7' h"o
Watches and Jewelry
ever oHeTed In this market. ! will nell Rail -.
sled Gold Lev er Watches for $40 10 40. a. 1""
~ eaics warranted from s2S 10 80; Gold IN IN
o. .oFcfy style aud variety; Breast Pln. Fan.
iaeie, De, andin fact every thing usu aIy a.,
'fHeiLy store, from common +. s. 10 thai ~ 10
'amo2, tofal, Mosaic and Diamond Pins ana rtSt
iohiy ASK an examination of my stock 10 go s,
ahy1he that tits, Gs have sad, much The t''7'y
any hestessr offered here; and am re.oY"If 'sl
seIi 81 sueh pne"s he shal DEFY competiiInn 20
give satisiaetion 10 purchasers. 'h ana
eoe3' a' 7. NJ HDUSIT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03
DAY RlARnINc

M rs. u. q. Adams has opened I. Lo,...,.
W boArders At the corner Of Fourth md ~ 49, 20,
10 we mouse ow ned b. ton. D. Tbay'"n, n'uM lt-
borders. '''eeh OF twenty day
'ae rssm suitable for gentlen ap snds wife toI,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03

The slsughter-houss and pork pack
ing establishment Of Reynolds & c., at
Peoria, wss consumed by fire CT Sunday
sight 4 large quantity of pork and lard
was consumed with il. Losa heavy but
partially covered BY insurance,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03

PosrAcE.-The Senate Bill providing Tor
the compulsory prepayment of postage on
all transfer, matter, passed the Hose Of
Representatives Friday.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-03
CLAssK's PATESs FE.DI1k WILL
FOR SALE

INhE uLdsrsgaed eh-fs for eais the Sill. hiEelIn
- rrsi Engihe, Fixtures, dc. corn r % and P:frf
EirssI-, On reasonable terms 10 parts WHO has
means TO eensae! r. ibs hi;il viii griBI ard boil
over ~ bushels Wneht psThour, producing / srfei
Flour oui OF every ~ tushets good wheat III
properly managed lie capacity is over co btis % r
DAY; greater yield and al less snpsuse thar sny
hil 10 1ss. ihe cleaning sppErAt lis anesc stisd
sDf as f-pseity lie Etssief tisB The Mii. +. y let
isr inTessmsnt is ROW open 20 max mone. The
whole --labLslmsBt can De cleared in lee. than
ysaf We ai.o Offer for sale the b ills Alta right
u Territory Of the State Of Iowa. Cali and : the
NH. IL aStA6id ssoB II wili bs for Lease. For
faftheT particulars apply at the mil 10
Jams JACOB WEAVER, H., AGENT