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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-26
lseuseraale ssaae Ceaveuales.

The Democracy will hold their State
Convention to-day, at Iowa City, to nomi-
nate candidates for Governor and Lieut..
Governor. The most prominent candidate
ior tb" ''rst nomination appears "a be- Mr..
s"'lhaugh. A. he was an advocate IL the
New Constitution, the organ here would bc
placed in delightful position by his noun.
nation, AMI M one doubts butt hat he can
receive the honor ir he desires H. The
organ La, been reading thos.,. leading Demo
Gratis cut d the party who sustained the
New Constitution. Whit prcslicamcnt il
would bc IA il one of these Constitution
Democrats should be- nominated. And vet
the question now is with the Democracy,
whether Il j. their policy 10 nominate mn
advocate or opponent &c the New Constitn-
tion. ANY opponent II the Constitution
will most certainly bc defeated lf an adj
vrate oi that instrument u nominated,
some III the Democratic organs will have Ia
turn mo~st remarkable somerset. hut
from hong practice they know prcci-s.l, how
- accomplish that sl1e'.s Il rymnast,cs
without receiving any INJURY whatsoever.
they arr just rs certain To- aiirht "n then
.rct rs - n,any tom cats.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-26


The Richmoad SostA, devoted Glppovss
q the administration, Is Sin somewhat
trouble with the policy Of Gov. Walker, Of
Kansas, a marked out in his June speech,
but which all his acts since have gainsaycd.
II will I've rccollcctcd Walker then annonnc-
cl himself in favor of trusting the whole
question u slavery in Kansas 10 the people.
The Sy,,th says:
We have the most dir I, conclusive and
aush.atic information that MIR. Buchanan
,i,,s mol a,,i,n5r, uf Walker. We will not
undertake Ia ~,y a. " hat extent that diiicr-
.ncc b.twccn the Executive and Robert y.
Walker ro,... hut We never Doubted that
| the conservative and j,rlrious man, el.ctc,.
l., Tie efforts anil united action II the
! S,u,hcrn States Rights Democracy must
| condemn the amlaeia,~ lnicrme,i'iling and
j, pr,illgatc abuse ii power and influence
| Iractlccd by that corrupt official.
The Cincinnati Eaq"i,a, the organ of the
| Democracy IN Ohio, and which, in the de
rlin,ns popularity and influence of th'
| Union, a,pircs Ia bc considered the sl,ccia
mpmtii-pcc af the Administration, make
an entirely different statement. II says:
AF W. hapy1n 70 know "a H. m"d rft"i'
aad di,oi maaH,r, that, while Mr. i'nchanai
n'f'rcts certain expressions that have iailci
1 lrun Governor Walker ia his ~,ecehs', h.
has MI he slightest hesitation - ,"Js'gi"y
nagieiHg aud "pLatiiag N, eLoI' e'''ai"'
aat t.sf,cg aaisp',i ~ H. .oraa.' ~ kai',a<
all on tla, ground hc aud his irlcnd> ar
read, to battle against all "pl"rers.
A. Walker appear to have sia'" adopted
I precisely opposite I-'lIcy. and i nov d''nr
everything IA hi power toprrsent The r'"'
ole of kan,as fi,an settling ia. question i'i
Themselves. We presume the S'ath viii s''n
i. ,l.claiirr,. On auihcnt,r Information,
that til. President DOR approve IL Cover
I anr Walker course, ami the Enqnier just
- >ioaily happening to know lin the most
rriain and direct manner that Buchanan
io,> aoi approve 81 ''"". Waiker> policy
This j. Democracy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-26

For Governor and Lieutenant Governor,
arr received with every demonstration ii
abstraction, l., the Republican press III the
state. The r'~roi-es are cordial aud ear
'v--t sbowinr that thcs oomr from ,h"sc
Nh. feel that the work Il the Convention
wa 'l"ne up we'll and hapmly. NJ, WORD
4 dissent = uttered. There J. perfect Lar
mon, and nnanin.,y in the Republican
,-nks. This future I-,l,ey Il th. Rcpuhl,
ans II Iowa. i. 80 clear n L. admit of ~"
l'uht or d,.putation W. hasc only IT,
press st.adil, forward, IN straight path
mi the victory i "urs. Til. high moral
tan,l,ng AMI political suun,inrss - nur Nom
nee, nil prove To- a. a tower of strength
A the uantr~i On tls
SECOND II fspAN ur OCTOBER
.,sz5 AZ H,t.ssfs Asssan
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-26

M member of the Republican part, IN
this State enjoys more fully their coniidcnr"
than Gov. Grimes. This confidence rNlnh
tied itself by placing him ia ia" HIGHEST
office in their power a. hesi"w. anil s'n'''
his elevation M single w"ri az at "i la
has lowered the confidence Ut hls party
A Governor &c this state ic iias mad" an
unexc-ptinnaLlc officer, u" Ia du. b.
dirty faithfully, honestly aud tcarlr-,s, aud
the Republican officer VII" d'cs tbs, la,
secured for himself the "nfn,iN :" IL" Dem,
aeratic party. Gov. Hrisnes c"nrsc IA cN
n~ing the swndling 81 the lat. Sulerin
,endcnt ii Public Instruction, that n"t"riou-
Democratic leader, Dr Ea,ls, and his effort.
Ia save the Schoo Fund from the grasp nl
this raIacious dciaulter, were enough e.
make him hated by ln- political opponent :.
That they do hate him is exhibited in the
nalicn,u. but har,nlrs- articles thrown ~
him by the Democratic press. now tia, h.
il soon ca leave the r.Lcrnaiorial chair,
But the maliciously stupid article winch
appeared in the Democratic organ # this
city yesterday, was not founded upon even
81 broad n gnaind "f Democratic bate n
the Governors conr-e towards Dr. Eni..
II was simply an explosion 81 that ran"s'n'i-
cnn,ty which ha- been slnibhinr ont es,i
since Gov. Grimes tr the hc,i 81 reasons
refused "a appoint the author II the article
a Notary Public. NJ" would laugh nurr
heartily at the blind and mpotent rage ii
the article alluded 10 than the Governor
himself and probably none enjoyed il more
than his best friends.
Gov. Grimes was not candidate before
the late convention Cor the nomination al
Governor. Ills name was used contrary /"
his expr~s-cd desire, and when even th"se
who voted for him knew he would NOT and
cuuld not accept Had he expressed de
sire for the nomination. or even sign,fird
that be might consent Ia receive IL, h.
would have heen nominated by acclamation.
Il was announced, however. in several Re-
publican papers, and We believe in this, hat
he would not bc candidate before the t"li-
yention, and il was 81 distinctly asserted
when the Convention was commencing IT.
ballotiagr.
Perhaps nothing eomld better exhibit the
entire falsity ri the g,o.adrorI 81 the ar,,cl,.
to which We have alluded, than the inll,w
ing resolution passed AT the Republican
State Convention;
kesoired, That the administration II t.",
Grimes deserves aud receive. o,,r warri.,t
endorsement; and that the thanks II all
who have at heart the character and pro,
lrrity of the State, arr due Co him, n we'll
~ a. the late Legislature, for their cil"rt-
10 bring Ia justice dishonest public ser
want, defeat isrculation, and prevent the
sluandering II the fund col,--crat.d a. III.
education III the chilslrrn III the State
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-26

W. have aslttre> ft,sn kansas 4. the 18th
at Though gentleman wL. l-it Law
ssnoc "a tl, morning II that day
Walker Vas sitll IA camp luriare thr city,
ss.tt everything vas quiet Ii VA believed
IA; - Fsltek was {, pr,xs,k. a contest with
80 .esae. bat tAes arr determined nut a.
Ia a sxet~As - sssl~pe... ante<s H.
assi ss.-s* - esssa.s.tez . gus., aiteatsui
-+sfs gasa a-iAts saA V-sfett fbril
- "a. "a, sar t=4st cane, tae n
a'.rfsAt tF 49,. So ga h6H. 4l.slte.
E n h. =. - sts4il4egH...l II
gal 8 .ss fht I-th |; was gem
"a 49, TAI g. saa.la l.. acquitted
t~ lsss n i failure ~ imal- cat III.
1-rs IA ~ I'm a.. crime CONSISTS in
aVtNE sAnssi q, ~ Governor under the
~tst- s,us~r74tnent afganlxed At Topeka
szis - slssml.- oepi-nd that that Wa M
Il ali
~ fss~ state u4-n arr a. bold sai,-
'se = 'sfz.>trfief Tall "a "Wednesday
tr q eeisF7asne aI.n fls.lT iuturc osar..
IS r7s.Hsst ) q apinien that rlIes wili
s1isssas o. - INTO he rlcetioi, E4r ,i.lesyai..
fl nsrsItHtsat Convention AMI Ala
.e'a tse General elsetion ia 0ctsber. LIN
I'll eA-', unsler protest AGAINST ia. rascal
ts'S that hass been praetieed hy the i.e,Is
nthantl., L. deprive them of their rights.
They arr satisfied that even under the fraud.
al"m apportlsnincnt they will still have i
large majority, surprising that M other
frauds arr praeticed a, the polls and IN caa
sa~s'he the sotes. thiatge Pres, 2&fh
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-26

iALI tosN.--l.ast Saturday We were
slo"n what lows soil would Do. Il MAS q
corn stalk fifteen feet eight inches high, and
consa.ned seven ears Of corn, the average
ies,gth !" each ear being . tri6e over ten
incsc.. TINS country " not such very
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-26

Fos SaLE-ln the western part of the
city, three new finely finished Houses, ofeisht room.
zach with cellars china closets panir~. wardrobcs,
we'll. and "a buildings eompia- We viii sell them
on long time -,r,''~ge IN part f.r unImproved
property
Ai-o, humber IT line lots for building on mos,
favorable terms IT, tifo-c wishing 10 impros. this
-es.on Apply To
T. COATES a BROTHER
augs,f3w No ~ Rrsay street
Jusr RnsIvrD, n choice lot IL Family
ur-r,,..s from il. hast Don't Nil esaa- once, OF
yoa may Lsyr Ia wait yuur turn .
m2i Nv LANBRfTE& CKOMBIE
IIotsrs ~ R.sr.- Bricl. Dwelling House,
I'VE -tul.,-, ulne ruou.-, Ripley below Third 4.
frm. Dwelling House, eigh, roo,n- same locality
Frame Dwelling Hou-r an iisrrison street
Ny r.sid.ne.
Caliat q. II sick-s 4 iira CA Friday, fran , to :
O'Clock ou = Cis-e
au2idi~ T. y PARKER
PioSrrk Miils.-The largest and most
perfect Lumber MIL. an the Mississippi arr Offered
f"r sale Bee ad,.tii-smcnt Of
Rusif MILLS DEWEY
A SrlFsntp new hau,e with all out
h1ilittsr siti commanding = d.lgtful View VI IL.
riy~r t0r saie $,-e advertisement ef
Hnsff MILLS DEWEY
2,o,UO No I, Sawed Shingles 5Uu 90
Iaih 40 oo cord we ,ai u 90 pr cord, all kiad-
OF i.sn,h-r, Doors sash, Bisd- &e on baud at onf
MIL si reduced prices,
anslf BlRSEII. GIII.ET a a.
EE Money Ia Loan On Real E,,ar.
security, b. EDWARD ALDEN
mayis n W. corner Main and second Il.
TA1E NoTicE.-for Great Bargains and
FIac Opportunities FER In,rsimeni -.
MILLS DEwEY's
msytdtf Advertisements
FoR SAL..--A valuable Building LIT ~,
Perry street. Ai-o two large new Brick sior.
Houses near D~pot ALLEN CLARK.
aIsDiif
GREAT BARGatss.-Forty Splendid Lot.
Ia i.smbr,e's Addition In North Davenport, for -ai.
by lEo2Ii ALLEN 4 CLARK.
EL Money to Lean, in sums 10 SUIT
| applicants. rs TALI.MAN = POWERS
| ap.>stif
| 5UD,UOO SnIS.LrS.-Just Received, On.
Half Million No D Michigan Sawed shingles e.,
sal. Al our Lumber Yard corner Fourth and HAIR,
s"n streets. cOTEs DAVIES
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-26

CepAs VALLEY TiMEs.--This excellent
paDr - just been enlarged and issued in
= sa1iss ~ dss.. It'll now one d the
aone alreesiag weekly papers We receive
. ssehnzop. y cessain~ . large quantity
q - paali1g nsGtsr, and In this, the
nessh = 10000 y ~ oonntry prs~ the
oses~. We wish ~ 1ym~ efsat sssce.e.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-26

Two Mss DRowsEp.-.Mr. Ikpnd, mile,
Al Clark a kirkwood's mill. above this city
was drowned in the Iowa river, this morn
I'M. lie attempted IL cro~e, above hc dam
The river Is now very high and swift. liz
sentnre,l too near the dam. Ills boat wa
drawn IN the current, and carried over and
broken "a pieces. liz Wa seen far mo
mcnt, above the surface, and then di.al,-
lear-d. lii body hal not been recovered
nj noon. lie was an estimable man, and
leaves . young wife, with two children.
Joseph Wallace, respectable farmer who
lives short distance below the city, was
irow ned in the river about the same time.
lie attempted 10 swim bis horse acrrs.
The Nurse could not or would not swim, and
both horse and driver were drowned. -iowa
tur Rsg.
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No as4 10 Township % NJ ". few mil.s tsea.
Il lpuraIt
&c section y . ss.iw 20 .s...
ksSw :.ss,ss : Z ssk MIN ~ : acre.
v .ses.aa . sxklw, ~ ' sss:.
yesrs sinss Price, ~ pr sess
n. ma Il To.a.Alps NEW
w NV .,,,s I ''s''"" ~ q MA ", g acre.
NJ 4 s~cs.on 81 Ia
4 sW ! ..s,,ea u.
xxsss* . : .sss.s a.. 81 40
Emerscinx TN scree of = sArisa, u well tssLevsa
and vel s.,sssa land 'sl, ns. is.lss from rp..
ssnao, ss surpassed Pre-. = per sess -
n ,:' l. Township "ss,w. .s.:.
S .:.! M: Nos. p...., :..... ,..,.. rr...
ei7 per scr~.
s ss ~ T. . Ts.s. q sSRsw. ...:'.
NEAsE section IS, So" y
~ ;ssi = .. - ~ 10
- acres well wai~r~d and iimhcr~d ON otter
Cr~sk one a,iie from Junction. Price, y per srr~
BENTON COUNTY.
Ne so VERY nae ,rse, VI 80 acres. sis miles
softh ef Walton.
No isO An excellent trac. a 10 arvss, n mil~s
south from viaior welt ws.ervd and In $50 neigh
borhood
CLINTON COUNTY
No ssi AZ scres ezeslisa, land u y PER sevs
No sls Three thousand sssss u carefully ss,se.
ed lsands In Ciintun c<nnty. Obme fourth cash. bel
In three and avs ysassl
rowEsnEIK COUNTY.
No ~ 81 $50 very ehosss Prairie So timber
Boar shosaHad srrvs In powssAsak ssunsy, on same
tsvMa4
No IN Four thossaad too hssdrsd aerss. In
Carroll county. 10 ssrss snass eaaivaiion, with
xsrt hosse, wheat evop In tAs gvsssd. -. Tssms,
one hall cssh, balance ia ten year, y s~a pr cs"t
JAsPRk COUNTY.
M si3 ~ sesss II y pr sess-s selected 1aaa
" ssrss ~ es.is per sers-vsry eAo,es.
81 ' NJ. :. 20 &c No ~ -: ... :::s IN
No - 80 assss on line 4. 3 u = q, bet esse
0r,aa~li and Newton. Price, ele psr ssss. oss enh
s 49,. Z ;::.!s: q IA . w..
MI =: :si + sfsskG';ss':s.a :.
- .ss:: . a.s.' .aa !. ,As ssss:I TIE @ shsss
31a0 1890 u osaalgsssa psalsts aaa timber
Lan1s, - esusl, O. 6nasaslns Cilstoa, Js1psr.
JuAna1s, 0aneosk. Wisnehoeu, Wrirht etasux ~
10. eaasy, HowssAsik. fniawaltonIs eal sekee
ooanelaD, UAtaA We cell u bow pslcso n1lug77nr
ens opesseaslees for investment that vii ~ o1ly
pr eeai ~ anAsn
-Also-
LAsos tsecssef caotes LasA in WsBsa. DsnAm -
$780, ocnmetea u 1lnneoueA - n1o VuGY 80. -
~ utehiao 70 nake rss1sah1D insoo6G116o - -
WI e ell ed s1am1ne - Q91unmln - - -
81 800: 49, ss 80 pssses essSes.e s = ~
sssissy sflss1, - 6ss11ns9 r @R&lsa
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THE FOLLOWING LIST or VALUABLE
The n.st favorable terms the prices t~as taojsrAie
'bne fourth cash asd the baiahc. la two, tire.
aad FUR y@ar-. with ten Per cent Interest
ws.iSEs sndE sofNws st.se Town
w q Sc 4 and y u Of SEA f.se Town
MA Of n 4 of sec 10 .s.RiE
ksofsw and W n e'sEA u -se u
Es of n u 81 .-c ~ TssGiE
W of N W 4 u sec u: T.sRiE
NJ OF NV \ of -.r ., r ssgiE
~ ofs y y af sec %, TssR ik
W III sw ! al SIC. -. r.s.kik
yKIE
sw \ of sk \ III se- I Eik
NV cfsw n Of sec 6 r7s.is
xE.ef sEs and n " ! ofSkA u see
TssklF
Ma of W \ u .ee s.T.skik
M u sM \ or So ITSRl
NV of w \ IL ..e -, TSRI
SEA % y " \ nf -.c .. TV,Kl
sw : of sw = al s-e s.Tss.RL
SEA VI sw \ ana y q i u y u \ II see 10 7
SRI
~ of-w \ of see - TS,RI
sssfNEs Aaa " \. q n " \ ~ -ee r. TS
SEA of Nks OF sec y Tso9sE
ssdNEs ~ sec sa.TsoIsE
NV ~ y IN q see IA. r Rsk
= II -rc 10 re,R:E
NJ 10 Nv It --c H. T@gaE
NV IL " \ at .-c n q RE
sW af sw ~ ". q soR2E
\ u y " ei s.c - TslR3R
,tz.f BLAkENoRE = LAwEs
hMEwsrEa = knknssT,
Ia a y ID a q Y MIS-.
fLpkENCE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY
ANDs ENTERED AND WARRANTS Le-
- GATED a. ssaax CITY. fort bads. aud Council
-. c.,lise.l..'.. pra,np,i, attended To
4 Bkkwsrk. o. q KNIGHT
ATS tnahr at fa~. civil Ensisser . Surveyor
sxsxn 10
ttattsssh 4 True k..ir-. Editor ttoxette Hr y II
l-sns. k-s Mas ~ !. dly
8Uss.OsNl; LOTS
,'"R SALE At FAIR PRICES, AND ALL
81 long credit, ~ facilitate improvements
COOK . SARGENT
~ -. lot. g. I'aril.. wLo aili build them t...
Z s-ssal a. tsaissais psire-s aud rreds ~
w. aud three y-srs lunsf
4 MELLiNG HOUSE On BRADY STREET
- for sais RI. aasirr.gu.i .si~ss f.,1 sal. hiss
pNsHlsng haa-e GA Brady street e.f ~ Ihsst.snsh.
,ssthiis eight rs-sts- aud seilar uruand !. IaD b,
let epussn- riahs, sLsd hss apple, pear pia.a
sd sA.rrs ifr~., srsps sihes .hruhhssy rls.tn aud
well
The above !. one II III. me.t PHEASANT residence. h
he city aHa viii he sold at very low price
Apply Z" JOAN 4 nANlE,
r1 ~ Gaak sAresnts
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IMPROVED Palms

oNo - Rightly sia. acres In section 20, r -. X
east ." .sr-s under Guilty. stio remainder pas
slons quarry Tour sail~s fs.a io~a Price 80 per
sefe
No al ESsEs sect.a ~. T -, n J east "a
ssr.ss all under cultivation g,s,i cottage well with
...l water s'..ss Grange fence aIoaad the sstirs
iafm, tfun trees, Ae three miles from the eity-s
ser, shosse farm Price eioo Isf sere
NJ 3s A beautiful " acre faru, f,,ar a.il.s from
Davenport, State had Muse aiiss eight acres
Il timber good hoa.e I've rsoms two wsll.- spslhs
Mad v.&d ~si~r magnificent view ~ the is~s
irise, ts..S
No 2ss An ~xseIlsn, farm u leo acres. eleven
miles from tho city Price. tsS per acre.
NJ A2 section Of land Ia Norri.i.~n III
store and dwelling hoas~ 30 under cult, a.o
ffise, ~ psr scs.
Ne 3os A el.,le. garden tract three a,iles fr.m
I'll. ely consisting az slsht IN high state III
sa..s sao'. SOD srtsas oa the land. ss~ house and
bart f'a.e. ti.i"o
| No $40 isO scre. In s.et... q r,,k2...t A
very choice farm ~. mile. from the .its ~ aer.s
improved Aad tn. remainder M. tinh~r Aad pAstar.
and sosd Lon-ss RICH, tso,n- cellar, we'll si.tsrn
~ fr'ee. ~ per aerc.
M 5Vs A spl.adid farm II zSo acre. 10 n.sl..
frua tins ellis, all Improved tao s.pd baases lAfn
static and stheS saseat tunrsss en.~ntr clear
cresk ran.isx through The farm, fs1 Aer.. Ia ~L.at
r"Fn Ae THIS !. chance raf~iy en.r~d Ia FARMERS
ts tho purchase ~ choice lscas.ua Price ~ pa
Ne 2ii sssEs scetlan n r % J east NJ acre.
partly improved, waiter ard tianL.r ~ sni-s from
ta.a TREE, w per
NJ 3is y W f. + AID W n sks seei.aa T. 4 ~
sa-' 80 scr.s. two go fhrre aa~r. ~ ~t-sd M!
.,.ue Price. eiis per T~o mile. n.riL u
bafaBt <fatis,n
M ~ chussr fsrla ~ " acres oil fenced sad
~ high state 4" eaniyst1on good buus., well, &c
-asns irass and nsaas sLs.is trees eide nlek
~ drove kcai, niies ftasn iowa Tbs adjoining
W serr. rsn be- hcasht cheap
NJ sIs EsNw 4 sertlans a K.sxs -,
y s~siios Y, r ~, u Q east
W b sseti.a ~. -, Range sasa
~ 81 su0 .sIss, situated sbs'at eight Isii~s ffaa
Davenport Price ~ per aer~
No IN w h u section I, 7 ~ X 4 E.ss A
beautiful tract, well ~st~red ff,e~, ~ pei acre
NJ De i.so acres choice land 81 o. " PSF acre
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LARGE ORDER roa DooKs.--Thc Boston
Iracsisr says -" Mesn Phillips, Sampson,
4 Co. have received, within few days, M
order from San francisco fr thirty hoasaad
u ssrxent's Standard Readers. This is
probably the largest order Cor single series
u books, u equal size, ever received in Bos-
ton It's independent of other orders, rr-
ee'ved almost simultaneously, lar IL. same
books fur Mayssille, Sacramento, and other
calieDrnA cities Some sixty large boxes
will Be required Cor the packing II the L..,ks
for San Francisco. We congratulate nab.
lishers aud author on the marked suecc,s
which Sargents new Reader are attain.
ingn
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MR. l.. e BukWELL HAVING ASS0
vi elATkD himself with M~ssrs Lsfex Frat
- The Davenport Commercial College. wIli receive
iLslr Fuons, c5rner II f.rrS and Third streets a
limited namber ~ pnplls for instruction. IN ali
eranehes u al Ensli.A .-iurstlon
Term, twelve weeks. commencing on MONDAY. Al
4u.i - Iss. aaas syx
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tue t'ubsiaN otEah anu Tue organ
which hasn't th. neral ar ,s,l,t,eal strength
IL b. anything hut .l,shw alter ,lllut,an or
sophomore cruel "nadc weak" arr yasti,
troubled alsut III. Gazette. and expires any.
ious fsasS that ., - MT dang its duty o. u.
osn party. This iluttrring sllen> srrA
clearly at all .sents that the t.,tsssf. !, ,ang
Il. duty a. u uYy.gat#ts, W. l.-s aur Alnd
smal.amation friends not a. b. so.Att..n.l,
anxious alnut the welfare II the Gel,mi,lh AL
PARTY. II . little iagal.,r, ntale,yd that
tL.-s fellow slrsnld be- >" terrihls troubled
- -'ir o.ur-c, when, ars,r,I,ne a. tl,ir stat
tneni,, -" arr pla,ius ~ hlindit lnte 81,
isar,i- u the n.im-ntit party ana II.
rain'n. tie Republican PARTY ~ ..sssd
suppose ta.t seaA4 syvF l.rss.sls @a=t
ana .}slY ~les az asr ee~r : s11s -
- g4t ). fn,s,ss.7srsss 81 'sassraes ssaurne ..a'
ssa cats. uns a.n-fzn.ar, 8 ..,n.,.-atv 81,
ae~ ar. sms i..'ph,iaanrm 8. nspl.
-.Hr Eirs I'll uant Wr,i nlarg u .U
ni-. an lr n "a. nasr ttssnutsssF ua.f
--ic liEiii'' ui' .ati.r ant ie.e.t- ~ 5ssa
= l-irss. W az n 9.vv.7 car sss..
- sssass t.st.,ra,.. lee III te,
Rep.,.eaz. sa.esese- Ia a.4 4 ,s-s
appeals. en. sss1rce re as-;sss--.s IN
gentleman wls"-e brilliant s.r-ait13tF & a
INT has ornamcnt.l tie column. IL III
Dsaocrat, and whose Christian AMI I-l.fsss
morality has been she'd - hensny aA.t
THIS community through the sain- pur,
sAaunsl, and the other that remarkable IL,
csspeiual vhsee m,ssi.n am.,,g IA j. h. en-.
isxlssa IT,. community n 10 the benet.- ii
slavery ard tie esll. a ireeti..n, aud a.
iil8strste Va LnBsslf the peculiar moral anil
eHs~nt a political knowl.-ise enerait,+l mt"
the human sy.tsm by a collegiate education
and bsth mot Popularity known ~ tins
community bf recent personal cneeur,-
ter m winch the latter Wa compelled a.
eat w. BIZ own words q, til. punt IL Lig
club, al the athsr To eat up hts hewly az
qnircl glory 1T the Paint II hlpekale,l ipr,
challenge 10 @cerne an"--we say. when the
source II tLe.e appeal. j. considered, our
friends will h. able "a CORRECTLY appreeiatc
their indebtedness for slich warnings. Al
the risk II offending these precious guar
dians VI the interests IT the Republican
party, we shall continue our present cour,c
live betray any political ignorance or in
conSistcncies, We trust they will prompt,
correct or better inform u.--or Mt least tab.
the trouble g. point out cur errors IN dis
tinct terms. II ignorant, none Tan he he,
ter disposed than ourselves IT, receive
instruction, and certainly no higher sources
of political information could be des,r !
than these distinguished gentlemen W.
undoubtedly have had much hanger cfleri-
sna in politics than they, bu, some men can
learn more in months than othcrs in years
although no one doubts they have as eaien-
sive ears in politics - anybody.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-26

AOuTn HALF VI SECTION n AND NORTH
- hall u See -, r ~ u w.--se0 arr~s ~ the
atote there were er.k~u la lass, l30 scres 10
the \ IT sec -
Also, W u Of = W L. Sec q, r ~ XIV
"
n. y u y = i aud 4. W. Of n 4 4, Nee ,
~ Nv .-l3y acres
EAN.E \ Ser At. ~, X W. ~ arre.
n 4 / Of y, w i and N. w d offs 4 4 See
~, + ~, X w. acres
n 4 l Sec ~. r ", ri loo acres.
y Of n, W and = offs W Dec 30, r.
~ H. ". leo acres
Also. smaller tracts, selected with and for sale
on very reasonable term. by
pS COOK q SARGENT