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The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
9Ftsa Ae Llriax.toa Requirement.
Dr.. Chatter .or's Letter.

IT, snt s ,stion OF more ISLANDERS, or .e-
petition Of old ISLANDERS, upon the Republi-
can candidate for District Jucge, we repub-
hsh DR.. Cns,tetton's letter He makes
similar statements in 4 letter published in
ths De Wltt Ciintonisn, 40 thai zHy charge
that ths letter beio. is g forgery. as Vas
50 sssed by Democratic speaker Friday
uight, is extremely absufd. L. fact, the let
Ter which We rspubiish to-day, is almost
sord for word with the letter publshed in
his owa GrgsA at home. We DO not wonder
81 the anxiety Of The Democracy about Dr..
&c statements, as illustrated IN charging
MS letter with being forgery. DR.. C. was
President OF the very meeting at which it is
charged Mr Nils made a Know Nothing
5 speseh. Tp.s is the only speech which even
as bitleress revilers have Charged him with
delivering during the last PFesidealisl cam
"a gu. The character Of il nay be .scer-
tanned by The letter below, irola the Presi.
dent VI the meeting before which Mr..
Mills made MS remarks, Il Is as we .sid
llst Saturday, a sufficient and complete re-
.utali0n Of the chsrges Of bis enemies:
LYoss, March 30th, 1857.
/ "ss chairman OF q public meeting at
sais pllce last fail, which was addressed BIZ
ir Mills. The meeting was gotten up
aialy BY me. L. was a. my urgent sclici-
ia,cu that Mr Nils consented to address
he meetlng--H0t a. kno3 Nothing. but
- spersoaai frieud Of NJ Fillmore. The
hbrsctsr ii hjE speech was such as not to
i've offence 10 anybody. He censured Bu.
-hGBa 7's Ostsnd Manifesto, Chsracterizi no il
S srsiic OF barbsrisn, unworthy of the age
saf Of q civilized geo sle. He said nothing
agt could justly sc regarded az opposed to
Republican psiHciples-ana The only fault
I found wJib his speech was that IL was not
5gintetly n favor g: the principles of the
amsficAH party.
em il past TO cay thss believe the
asrge Of Mr.. Mile being Know Moth
iag, y That ne ever Vac, l. tot eosrect.
IN reference u the esayers4 4Iion with Mr.,
Mis- About ais nominations for Judge, that
conversation wss before eithsr Of the con.
rsnfioRs as helc-wheu n was supposed
lac C0us snlion Of lne Bar would be called
r sgectiye o'YsTtyI snc tlat Z nomination
gid be made Ia good fsit1 90 csordIngly
II, Miils' reply was, as petJre STATED, in
14: convention witEoDl the offensive words
a1rgeds al noihiGg mora Gaan Might have
5eea expected from legs! nan, thar such
i nomination wOuld b. acceptable 10 him
Ut o. IL telling him thai | han learned
,om Conversation With Judge Lefingwel
fEaE ! thought s Democratic nomination
ouid o. made BY the Bar, Mr. Mill de-
linec to have sDy hing IL d. win it " give
his csdntsuBnCs ir aay way.
JXcoH CHATTERIos.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

lFssaths Boston Daily Atias.I
The following note was addressed , e.
terdsy to the Editor Of the Boston Post, snc
was refused publication in that paper:
Boston, March 81, 1857
To tie Editor ofhe Pos.:--You say in an
editorial article this morning, that /; 10 diff
cult TO understand the motives Of the lead.
ers of the Free State party In refusing to
vote. ! will ,ellyou. They refuse, by
this action. TO recognize the usurpation oil
Missouri, which il would be impossible con.
sistently to oppose IL We once acknowledE.
ed it's validity.
The polls are still in the hands of the 10
vsders. A proposition to give the free
State men one Of the three judges Of elee
ton was unanimously voted down 10 the
territorial Legislature. @
The test oaths were not repealed II |
err in this last statement, ! viii acknoxl
edge it a. soon as can receive s,reply
from Gov. Geery, whose name, you will no.
lice, 10 attached TO neither OF the repu,ed
repeal acts, psblishsd in your journal from
the Washington Union.
The frat aud second Of these mouyes,-
either singly or together, are sufficient, we
submit, 10 justify the conduct our leaders
IN Recommending the people 70 refrain
from voting at bogus election, under bo,
gus laws, under the scrutiny and suspice es
Of bogus officers, and fer bogu. convention
called BY bogus Legislature, to frame =
hogus Constitution
JAMES Rebate
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

The Kalamazoo Gazette, the most able
and influential Of all the interior Demo
cratic papers Of Michigan, has bolted it's
party. II cannot stand the Dred Scott de-
cision, 1t mas not ainched At the violation
Of the Missouri Compromise, nor protested
sgains, the border rutian usufpstion in Ksr.
sas; but now that i,s party have planted
themselves upon the Dret Scott decision-
denied the citizenship, and the usual rights
Of protection BY the civil power, to over hall
. million Of free colOred people. and egreed
that slavery shall be 4 nstions institution,
overulng Sta e laws and Constitutions,
and claiming the protection of the Ameri-
can flag on the high seas--hsying reached
such y depth Of tebssemeAt, il can no long,
er follow them.--ChE Trlb.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

- ss.sr ss.,s .,s,.s q .sws'.
TO John W. Edd,, Rachel nJds aus ~ e1
1 persons oonsasnsd IN the Real Estate sessss
anar described. ~ ,.s1
Whereas, "a the ls,h day - February. a. y. ~
,hs said John ". nddy aud RAchci EDDY, hn MY,
conveyed unto kseAioi \. Smith, Of Ohica6o, M..s
the f0liowing real stsstAte In Benton Couhy, io.s,
siH The EAN halfof the South ~ost qaAftes. 49,
tae South wsst quarter ot The south west QaAssSs ~
secu0n twenty tnfec, l9S) In Township NJ. esesy
twc,ts2l North ofFAnge ntns ", west sfbte :. WI
also tne following tract OF land In scott coausl
Iowa vix: The North west quarter ~ sf NE NoiA-
quarter Of section twenty four s<N IN 1oWnsnP
eighty tso1 North ofranxo four ~ kast 5,h r,
In lsusl loi the pas mrni ef note executed ~ Ne
saii john w. Eddy 10 George w. Tustie, ior We
sum ofoDe thousand, throe hvndred aud sixny 10.
lars and any sssen cents, dae on the lsN das ~
February, 1857, with interest Atthe taw sesan ~
psr esnt. psr ann1m, and, whorcAs, toAi ossAan
has been nade in the payment Of said nots.
Now, |, the said kIakiel ,. smith, In pursnA1ce
fthe provisions OF said Deed Of iiost lsh,ea ~
bcen duly rscordsd) do hereby give notcs sns' ~,
mo purpose offoreclosink ssid Deed OF tfus., wv
exposc tne Aforesaid real sststc, " sameieat
OF 10 satisfy Lhe amosnt then due WIN oosss sna
expenses Of sale, for sale NJ public auction ~ w
Court Hoase duor In the city pssenport IN snlo
Scnu County, In parcels, TO ,he higncst bidder oI
cash, on thc nrst day OF May, A. y. isS1t Al .ns
hour OF thrse O'Clock p NJ of sAld day, lnisss SAID
note bs paid on or before the said sale April isl
1857. EzEkIEL 4. SMITH
COOK, DILLON LiNDLEY Trustee.
Altornota. ApSdltNu
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
DisssaeS.si aexasy. a.

A tes weeks sga the Demectsts bed 8
neesinR in irori II the Post 0ai@e sailding
Their speaker. were grossly ~ oI Re
psbliean principles and met fsi there
uas no interruption from thait epPone nts.
A. little entitled 10 respees Is were 1hs
speakers and the greater poEtea of Iheif
audience. they we're ueste6 aih respect
By repssiiesns, and ~ SEg4a..s+ eHort was
made 10 interrupt Their proc asngs. Last
Frie.y the Republicans heta sasetng al
the came place. After tsg aaakers had
addressed ths meeting gsaa q Demo
Gratis marched around The eafaar Of Second
street, and took their Pia-e At The out
skirt OF the assembly, 10 iroa' Ct the Dem,
ccrs, oiiee. Tre frs. speaker who Was
called after their srya, a&s compelled Ia
Stand come miastes wsifing tF the s1eals
and grosns Of these ru6sns 20 sabstoe, 1t
sss evidently an organized e:tsft 10 break
up the Republican a4eetihe The next
speaker, a GermaH, was uaaela 10 say bus
4 lev words. Watcher Il VS. oecauss Ge
Ssss German tia, be was received with
such dismai grotn. aud te;rib.s sartsks oE
mercy because lie was ; RI i4diicEB, we
are uEsble to say 1, wes es the ms
found impos aisie ior lhe sp"ssers " pro
essd. Finally, Kegubhesa Hsvng re-
seivsd & messsge that De.acygt Whoa
~ portion OF tie eFosd h4a ssB cL'..rE
ason asi The time, weuld il tp~smilts6. cali
the smisble disposed Dsmoof12y 20 order,
urged the Republicans 70 is. Z u D. Heard
He advised his brelhrsn 10 s.e Lhs.! later
rsps;ons, and II e this the. sssrs msdsr ate.
" quite.
Nov marx the coauaa, Alter aotics
SIS given 81 the aaiourna ee' q .Ea r.
rubiiesp meeting, 5ui bzIgr sBs assembly
had Jeff. lLs Hpbbel1ed g-s sesss! Of the
UemassA, Hi orator tar TIE npiles
crowd Of Democrats belote niE, lalf Of
shom no doubt be had aeIs 4ed N erimina.
cases before Jusliess oi tte Peace. con
nsaesa 4pssxins. To ,4.s hoscr Of the
Republicans be i sad, stat .aeshsed ss
iney were II the outrags ia couIss Of
she1 opponents, they iissersB almos, with.
ou, sny interruption ~hsl. aFes 10 the Il
rade OF trash and nensenss uttered By lAts
roiliicsi pestifeggsf Oec- ,oa liy fen
Republicans would shoUt .yt lheig dissy
pFeyaL bss tps great MAS who reenaia.
ed we're qsie. sad otdsE Neret sts
one adistineiise diEeIepe between rhs
tso parties mere sr,piiy s=.fsled thai
90 this occasion The Z arFe OF these
soSd, Democrats could aese had the
kpPrSssl Of the more dec OF their par.
ty, nor do We feel dlspoe 70 Aqid res
Secisbie neB responsible lhs AIS ct
tho loves, drsSs Of ps The afs
xss no doubt extremely agreeable .
the more decent Of ,te ~ a, well as
% the RepatlicsHss ap' sly .r-
iaSie,si sas upon the y s..G. ,-..,
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

NEW YORK, Apfil Z.
The steamer Texas arrived this evening
from San Juan and Nicaragus. " th dates o
the 2oth ult,
Nothing later from California
News from Riyas is to the 18th The
Purser reports the army 10 good condition
and well pFosisIoned
Walker, with 400 nen, attacked the al
lies Al ST. George, and gained the plszs,
buraed the important part o. the town and
retrested TO R.sss, which Chomarfow, with
200 men. had meantime attacked and been
driven back with great slaughter by Hen.
ningsen. Walker met them retreating, and
they were consequently rlsced between two
fires, and, becoming completely psraly zed
suffered Immensely.
The allies are said, by their own account
to have lost s27 killed. Walker had the
bodies q the dead buried. The sloop. of-war
81, Mary's was st San Juan del Sud.
II was reported that karas, commander.
in chief Of the allies, was under arrest for
making certain overtures 10 Walker. II
was also reported that Cheloin bad raised
q BODY of men in Leon, to join Walker; and
that President Rivas kat been asssssinated.
Las report confirmed.
Lockridge, on the San Juan river, mad
received another strong reinforcement Of
Texans, with large quantities OF provisions
and ammunition. HIS command garfisoned
the only two communications with COSTA
Riea, viz: 2l0 men al The mouth Ut the Sc
ira Pegne river and 1913 at San Carlos riv.
er, and the remaining lo2 in advance, with
Lockndge near Mocnuca Rapids
Lockridse is said 10 have received doeu-
nen,s sh owing that the Costa Rieans had
opened the transit to the English Govern.
ment.
The Costa Ricsn forces al San Carlos
are large, and Loskridga was confident of
taking il.
I, was reported that the allies defeated
BY Walker had reuested 10 MassaYa.
The royal mail steamer New Granada,
had been bearded by the Peruvian steamer
Laco, 10 the interest OF vivanco, and plum
dered of $50 900 in specie, arms, stores and
provisions.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
LATER FROM EUROPE,



Nsw Yosx. Apsll 2--P, NJ
The Belgian steamer Constitution srriy
cd this P. NJ. bringing dates from London
TO March II, Our files are Imperfect and
commercial nsws very mesgre, The
steamships Indian from Portland aud Asia
heaoe, both arrived At Liverpool The 18th. {
London market duli--Consois, Monday
18th, - TO 8sjt. closing weak, corn heavy
al a decline of to Is.
Llvkarool., Saturday There il increas-
ed Inquiry for. wheat at full prices Man.
chester market Improved.
Paris money market Improved.
Political news unimportaat.
The Paris correspondent OF the Loudon
rimes says the King OF Prussia has sent
new, instructions to the Conference to the
effect tha, the recognition Of bis rights aud
sovereignty in Neufchstel is the express
condition Of his remuneration of sovereign-
~,
The Spanish expedition against Mexcio
assumes . more imposing aspect. Gen.
Pesaia 10 spoken of for chief In command.
Dispatches from Copenhagen say the
Sound Dues Treaty was duly signed on
March 18th,
/ TAe overland China mail had arrived in
London. lts advces confirm the telegraph.
is accounts Of Wholesale attempts a, poison.
ing BY the bakers a, Hong Kong. Several
| hundred persons were poisoned, but none
fatally. The proprietor of the bakery was
arrested on his way TO Haco, and was to be
tried Immediately " Hong Kong.
A large number Of junks were collecting
| fer the purpose OF attacking Hong Kong
Some fears were entertained by the Englist
| on account OF the smsllness of their lane
forces, and an application was made te
the Governor General of India for regi
nent, which was refused.
/ The French ships were anchored al thu
Bay of Hong Kong.
The American irigate Levant was aiss
in the harbor. The San Jaeinto had pro
ceeded to Lenter TO look after some junk
that had attempted TO intercept the Ameri'
can steamer Lilly.
Commissioner Teh had addressed Com
missioner Parker asking why he had moi
ordered American ships and citizens not tt
| intsrmeddle in the private troubles. Mr.
Parker's reply 10 not known.
| Tea continued to advance at Shanghai
and market w,s excited; seyera. chsps con
60 had been taken at IL taas, the same
| quantity sold in October at tails,
A Paris letter says toe French charge
left Msrseilles on the l2th OF March for
China with instructions 10 the Admirals o
French fleets 10 the China seas, TO operate
with the English forces corformaely to ar.
rsngement concluded between the two gov
ernments.
Russia 10 making preparations for deci'
| sive campaign in the Caucasus. She has
100000 troops along the shores of the Cas-
plan Sea and had beside secured the active
cooperation OF several native chiefs.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
Tbs Ev.dslee I

Saturday we had The P sure Of coa
Sersstiou with DR., Chattt a. the suther @
tas letter which ws pub to-day Ia re-
seenee 10 Mr.. M lis. Dr.. Z : substsnlI4
aud very iatelligent old et 70, and geB
tiemsn Of unques,ioned Is. gritty. H. 20
sded Tor many years IA tae ame neighGog.
hood with Mr., Mills, and AXIS Of his char
setss. ability snd legsi requirements ia the
highest terms. DR.. c. il 4 Fillmore man
He says thG Mr.. Mills has always .d.
vesstsd Republican principles, and s now
- rss > Republican As there Is In tie
otsts. But il il unns cesssry " give fur
,hss spacs TO this subject. Dr.. chstterton
repeated to us the statements Of his letter
which be says We have published correctly
This - enough.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

A CRUEL Hoax. Some o the people OF
Asckleabare county, va.swera badly hoax.
cd on Wednesday, II appears that come
one PIT Ia cireulasicn a rtmor that 2eo
slaves had risen iii arms at Foxyille. in thai
county. and killed DR., b. Fennell.s Wm,
Wiah,s and ID. Hudson iamiies, and
we're about to siay everybody before 'hem
The rumor rapidly spread and gained %
much credepcc that lsecordlng to the Pc
tersdurg DemocrsD about two hundred
white women aud children OF the neighbors.
hood were collected together At the houses
at Isaac Bcnford aud +. NJ. Hires, where
they were guarded by few faithful slaves
aimed with axes hoes Sc. The heyoung and
vigorous men immcdistely shouldered arms
and marched towards the represented place
OF insurreeton some five miles above Forks.
vile, To their utter astonishnent howsy-
| cr they soon found ont they had been eyre.
giousy heaxed and thereul Oh marched back
again.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
zls xisction to-day.
~ NJ ouhlieAna have stu smother "a


ThesRr1 1NblieAas have s,iil smother GUY
- psriorm. They Will hr csl'ed spen TO-
Asy 10 yotr for three StA,e Of sfa' also :
Dnsr,i Jsags, coua,s Asssss9r' 'ali
- Of ts~nship ufkeefs, AND on The
esss,ion Of license. Upon the isst soef-
t,eu, we have nothing 10 cay, II IL no
Party question, although this License Law
80 Democratic measure Il important
,ha, every Republican vo'e should ee cast
tor ,Ae Republican candidates or State
saseer.. They are good and true men. Dr.
E.ds, the Desaoassic Superintendent oi
Public Ins,sscsiea, still holds % Ais ONCE
although he has refused 70 give ne nssessa'
r. bonds of oisce required o him, and asae'
tessss hes been appointed BY tue ooseFaef.
Ia aaAition to his swindsing 9eefsaoa+' 60
sssssssus and well pto,ed thai even those q
As parry tssmsrly NOS, arden - ne &c.
tesse have refused longer 10 support him.
he now occspies ! position OF direct re bel
l,es 10 Law, and withoa, resuke IRON the par.
IL which dared not Longer defend his
course. He declares he will Dot se.snauish
Am ol6ce 10 Dr.. Stone, appointed IN his
alace hy the Governor, holds On 70 ha doc.
,ments, issues his oineial and personal c'r'
ealsrs. and snnooaees he will only surren'
der 70 The man elected BY the geop!e The
election OF to-day will detsrniae whether
Oenoerat. Who has been ainssl IS reckless
3 pohtisisn. o. Eada hlnsel', o. ssannes
end soaosasle Repao.lcaa, shall sueeeet
hin. The Democrxts are Dong everything
. IN sAeir powes TO cleo, their taies State Of
Secrs. and declare Iowa TO the weElc agar
: Denosrauc pro.slsyery Sale u ne~
becomes Republicans 10 aess iaem al the
pclIs, and show ,heG that The pFo-siavery
psr,y does not rule Iowa Lst every He
publican vote be polIed, 50 thst NJ isaony
me, attach TO Scot, eoaaty
vi the District Judge esavEss Ee have
sid enough In other articles The Demoe.
rscy are making 4 terrible efVra to eea, Mr.
Gould, the Republican candidae for Coun'
~ Assessos. They have circulated rePeris
10 The country, sha, Mr. Gouia VS. mere
va,p-snap as 9 man, not $ mat n srosth or
in ordinary intellect. aud utterly insonpe'
uent for the ofkee In view NJ ths isei that
Nr. G. ia a large msn. and IA Tie tals nalu
tun,, of his manhood, this report - ex
,renet, iooieycas. We have personal &C
aoe,nssnce with Mr.. GoBid. GEa we recon
mead aim TO those RePneAesHs sho % b
know him rs an energetic, INDUSTRIOUS, vel
educated nasa. o. higa moral character, sn'
.rolaely sssys competent foF a5s fsrlsuis
osiss than ANY man 81 he Democrats
ucAe,. He ss better Wsn ID every rss
pec,, aye ten-ioid over. iof ssss ofiee o
Coan,y Assessor, than his ogaeaenL Ba
these slanaets spoa Mr .Gopla asFs'e tha
.yery effort, honorable AID ashonofabie
oil. be made 10 defeat nin L s due hin
the. he shoula aet lose sing Repuoilesn
vote 60 10 ire pills, and sa's iae RsPue
hear nske, slrs gbt through
AZ REGARDS the township theers CO 'hs
Resus.lssn alss=t W.. be f0aaa good itsi
a csad..stss The men srs asshieetlona
sls, and ~4iI receive tEe uesEz support q
Eheu ssIiy
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
JAMES Rebate.
The Sew Bridge Across tbs Dss Jssdinss
Canrt

..-. cansl
TIE new bridge, we we're to 4 YESTERDAY.
all probably bs completed carly this morn.
ing II Is built exactly on the zane plan
a. the ons lately destroyed One OF the
frs, l7sds that vii! be ruu over i, will se
verefy tes' il. being no less than Train
consisting Of an engine, tender, two loco.
motives on engine cara (ons for the Hi.
nois Central Railway, the other for The
Quincy rosd) three teGders On cars, and
also Two passenger cars for the Gslena and
Chicago line. The agent for the Union
Express Company has been waiting win
theee engines, &c, since Friday week last.
and mas been promised that they shall pass
over on the first opportunity. Mr. Clark
and Mr. Whipple were examining the s,ruc.
ture when our reporter visited the spct,-
Sir. Whipple is said TO be highly scentif.
ic man, and rs he built the bridge, and mas
constructed large NUMBER in The United
States, hi. evidence before the iury will
doubtless be both interesting aud iu portsut
Hamilton Spectator, 2ls,.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06

Victims Of the Explos.on On ths Mississippi
ClfeIsEArI, April 8.
1t has been sscertaiued that thirteen Der.
sons were killed and wounded by the expIo.
sion Of the steamer Forest Rose, near NJ.
Psisou. Arkansas, = lew days since.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
H. w. NORRIS, AUCTlONEER,
xeasshsld rsruitsrs. 1sds.1 Aattrsssss, -
AT AUCTION, .


H. w. NORRIS, AUCTlONEER,
x>assAsld rsrui,urs. gsds.t Asttrsasss, %.
AT AUCTION, -
rhursasy asxt, April 9th, at 10 o'clock,
IyhE subsc sber Wishing leave ais city vii oder
At suction his residence on tb north side q ~
street between Western xysaue aud Gaines ssrss' -
hosany sof. o. i sle Ton Burean, WAshstsnd' nshog
any French Beists.d, Hair and other mAtssss, IN M
gsfial fnxrd ard other carpets ,oil panauSs IN Is
Frames feather beds, bedding Chairs, eroekeIy xiSss
Irop wood and other ware, suitable for general house
keeping, aud many other artcloa. Sale positive, snS
for cash prccsely at the time msnaoaea NmnnR
the kiichen furniture. ApedSt u .. LuN1y0-1-
FENCldG WIRE.
JUST received and for .sleiew Al..ss lot 9. ssF
Os,ns Wire "iokhhShAA "'1I'~ aus
Stoves, Stoves, Stoves,
At wHoLxsALK.
xArH would invite the eitiseus Of Dsvenpon and
w surroaudine eountry 10 our large assortment
tho largest ever br ought into losaAmohS Wn'ch VI"
be found the famous
charter OAK Cooking stove,
which challenges The world for =" advantages An aS
rseiliy.
Keep on ha nd for rnners use, are IN plate. sheet
iron, all kinds boiled Aid charcoal hess'a anu I'll
tAtlon do Time copper oiayrlcs 10, otoSk
per, lead and metal bonom., rises all siies, III
kinds Of nressed and Japan ware, unners toois &c,
water coolers aud refrigsraiors, and We sssvre All
persons iAvorng US Win order, We VIII ssli them
xooSs in our line Is lew be bought In chicago
or 81. L ouis, and on terms 10 suit.
Please call and look II our stock and iaafs our
prices, and We blink yeu viii he convinced OF me
fact.
Count, merchants can rel, on being supplied =.
all times with Tin ware, and Oh Asorsnie tsfmsA ~
Wholesale prices.
Old rsgs, copper, ,Ae. taken Ia exchange for goods
Particular attention paid 10 Hoase koonnK aaa
spouung, aad Job work In general.
WlCKkRsHAM AWiLLiAMS.
snraaAvtf M 4 Burrows, block Front 81.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-04-06
{ DI 8 =.

w sHtufuhy AittXnNon ~ sakss n -
atsr Roegs~ie Of Rsv, faAsTcs RuIss Professor
IN Iowa College, Al the ase sfsI 10 years
Her end was peace,
The funeral viii he attended b, the Eseat, and
rrusf.es Of the College and the friend. Of the
fAai.y generally, this tMondyl afternoon. O'clock
from tbs residence of Prof ripley.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Under hi, head limited uu N peSl.l notice.
viii be Inserted at 10 cents per tue each insertion,
Y 40 cts, Per week.
-
Notice.-The regular Qusr.erl, meeting Of the mem.
tsrs Of the Board Of Trade will be held At the Rooms
osthe Board, tenranoe - Brad, s.l Intervening OF
Monday, April 6,h, at oeteek, Full sueDdanss Of
memeers is requested action will be taken on Sub.
jects cf importance T. p COATES, ssc'y,
spddlt
Iowa Lands to Exchange for other Property.
Several thousass acre, OF choice Iowa laads--ssr
ly ssleotionsio exehanS for city oreoaniy pror-
srty q, satisfactory prices. Apply io GEo.
NICHOLS, Land ces, Main stsesi. ap3diw
wanted .-A young msn who give good
references, 10 travel ~ an agent In Wisconsin.
ap3dsts GEO, ALLISG & co.
A. indispensable as barrel of aour In he house
Is Dysrs HeSlins Emeroeassoa, scld py
mhsliw HINES & cLIrr1SaER.
Moiine Property. .--For sale, brick hssss
ain ssrse;, we'll situated, near the Water Pow.
o.. Also Two acres OF ground near the Public
school. eaeiossd si,a good isaes. hame house
aa orchard, aa aliy bic ssast.sn for faaes fesi'
dsncs, will DO soit io~ Il applied for coon 70
sptdls GEO. L,AiCkoLs, Land As'
Bristol's SarsaParilin, the oldest, The
purest, aud the oni reliable preparation Of the Kind
10 nov manufactured 10 highly concentrated 70 IN,
~llh improved machinery, b. lbs unds Fsignedi Who
re the ss!s ot tAis ptseasasns cure for
Sefoiuls, Skia ai.ea sss general debi,y, &C, and
also oi ksnp's Worm Pas.iilss, an immsdists cure
lor w vGm., containing M Mercury. Sold ,. Dr.,
Lsnwaa h Co., Wholesale druggists, " Water 81
aid by sildruys.sis. safsParinA 81, AID rssiiiiss
a,e ,,r bottle meh3t dsiS
Hard Wood Lumber for safe
Hickory, Black Nsinnt, Cherry Maple, Asn,
III a 81.