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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-17

STATE OF LOUISIANA. ~
of New Orleans. DITORs-No i1is5s
THE cessfOn OF the property OF the fnsOl-
having been accepted by She Court for the benefit
his creditors ordered that meeting q said creditors
held before Philippe Icoste Esq, Notary Public TUES
DAY the 2sh day Of july at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the pur
pose Of deberang the affairs Of said nsovent
in the meantime all proceedings against his and
| be stayed. N fl
| BY order of the Court,
p. 8. WILT Clerk
| Clerks Office, July 14th 1857. s5l iyf5 Us
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-17

de Ia Nonvefle Orleans I {HAYTON-No IL 766
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
celia pes deduire dig datsr
presene laninistaee de IA dte succession serat
point approuve homoogue repair
tbs confor1nements dit compile.
Par ordre de Ia Cour: ~
jyI1 I6 25 ~ r. 8. Witt GreIier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-17

~ street. New OrleaDs.-e keeps constantly hand ana
for sale Mechanics Field Hnnds, Cooks Washers. lrok
Me-, and General House SERVANTS Also buys and sells
SLAVES commission. Having converted the family part OF
large story building the of Slaves, has made
depot the city and well furnished for the comfort
GI 7. FOSTER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-17

FEtIEEG ttIGn FANCY AND Family GkU.
CERY STORE No. Is Baronue street; +. L. BEKCIER,
Agent
and LIQUORS.
~ CHAMPAGNE, Of the hranat Ia quart aud hints
o.iIeJ FINE VINES Superior OI4iI .ANnY aEd :oi,rI
Liulrs Superine tniJtAIS an want" Of Fancy Ara
cles qualities always and rftr-F
So Goods delivered families ttre of driypge. Efy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-17

Ship Milton, Kinsman from Boston, to G A Fosdck.
schr Edward Barnard Stone from Brazos Santiago Me-
Lanahan &co
schr Maj Barbour Arne from Sabine Pass Godenbow
Lesparro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-17

re- Odd Fellows Han, corner OF Camp
New Orleans = Consisting OF the
large HAIL capable seating Sixteen Hundred Persons With
Supper Drawing Rooms attached also the Lee
TURE ROOM capable seating Five Hundred Persons can
be used separate connected as may be required
The Hall the most eligible part Of the city the
commodios and elegantly furnished for Balls Par
Concerts Exhibitions and Lectures and VIII rented low
by the night, month"; he required Applica
ton to be made to HENRY g. STETS0N,
No. 81 Camp street,
or to THOS. H. SHIELDS, Secretary
oso Office, Odd Fellows Hall.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-17

FLO. %. F.-Crescent Lodge No. g, meets
qye1y M os II 5osR N1 + osa
MILLER, V. G.; A. DuCHTRoN. Recording Secretary;
L. N. JAHAN, Per. Secretary; F. K. BARBoT, Treas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-17
FOR RENT.

spA FOR RENT-THE OREGON WAREHOUSE,
GH New Levee street, between Benjamin and Su
RIA Tiaa and Erato in the First District 1t has
been thoroughly repaired and is well adapted for the
of either tobacco or cotton. RACE Il FOSTER.
jvl6 In Camp and Commercial SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-17

~ 1. 0. o. F.--Hopvard Lodge No. I3 meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room Nc. s, Odd
Fellows Hall, at IL O'Clock. Oices-R: S. KEAGHY, n.
q. ALEXR. PORTEOuS, '. G.; A. DE SOFA. Recording
Secretary }. DAsILyA, Per Secretary; THADDEGS D.
VAN HORN, Treasurer. JAG
pD-Covenant Lodge No. IL, %. o. Fat
meeting Of this Lodge held Monday 9th inst the following
officers elect for the were duly installed T. h
ta John s. Maunsel Per- Secretary H. Mlispaugh Treas
jais DuvERNEY FARRAR Secretary.
ss- Gardner Smith, Auctioneer snu APP
praiseParcular attention given sales Of Real Esteie
Slaves, Stocks SUGGESTIONS,
g5r- Office No Commercial Place se39 ~
COMPREHENSIVE NOIICE-THE sUBscRI-
" bes have this day associated themselves together under
the style OF WIN II. SLACK Co, for the purpose
conducting general Stationery Printing and Blank Book
Manufacturing business No. rs Camp street. next door TO the
Pcayune office. j. Y MJkGAN,
VIM II. SLACK,
P. HALVES.
New Orleans July 18th, 1857. jyI7 I'm
CUNDRIES FOR SALE CHEAP
~ 800 kegs CUT NAILS;
$40 boxes SOAP
80 dozen SPADES, SHOVEI.S and FORKS;
EAGLE COTTON GINS;
50 kegs 81 CARBONATE SODA;
80 coils R0PE-Manilla, Hemp, etc.
80 pair TRACE CHAINS:
PLANTATION CARTS, etc, ETC.
For sale low to close by VOSE WEST,
| jyl6 ct 1i3 and ls5 Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-17

H or nore-rhe buildings situated at the
iI of Roy and Orleans Streets occupied by NJ NJ
Beanger Co. lease expires the list August next
This location by its proximity Orleans Theate and
Courts offers every inducement to coneetioners
already established, those willing undertake that
branch of industry, Apply 10 LOUIS F. MAAENT,
ielf ttul so Toulouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-17

w X. F. FRYER. INDIAN DoCToR-OFFiCE,
w No 10, the south of Victory and Ely
sian Fields Streets Third District opposite the Pontchaain
Railroad Depot.
All city and country orders enclosing So paid will
be punctuRily attended and medicine with directions how
it, sent by mail free of Once hours from
A VI 10 NJ ielS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27

Tss Ia AsB ABvsHTURAs - csLssB ATsD
TsAyELsas IN TIE PaIHcisAL Cous1liRs or TEE
Glsss Illustrated. By Hsaay Hows.
RsLisre {. KnsLEns being sshes Of knbie ~ d tic
Enxrsyings, with written explanations, niscsils-
neoas obssrysueus, aud religious reflections, de-
signed TO illustrate Divine Tra,h, in accordance
With the cardinal principles y Christianity. Br
WlLLI4sHoLnss AND JolS W. B.AEYa.
The above works from the publishing
house of Henry Howe, Cincinnati, have
been handed US by ths Agent for this city
and county, Mr.. E. X. Thomas. From a
personal acquaintance with Mr.. Thomas
during bis residence Of several yeas IN our
cit, We can recommend him 10 bis fellow
citizens.
The above works are furnished At reason
able prices and are certainly original il
their way, and their way, especially OF th'
latter, 10 not Of the general order. TIL
former is instructive and exciting, givin,
one in pleasing siyls & knowledge Of va
rio us portions of the world unknown to tn
common reader. The latter 10 unique an,
interesting, and 10 . mode of communities
ting truths in an attractive garb. Th
Agen, will call upon our fellow citizens du
ring this week with samples Of the sboy
books.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27
IKGI5LATUIR-RKPuBLICAN c0GvEH-
TON.

Iowa CITI, Jsa. -, 1857.
TIE select committee to whom i, was
referred. thi. morning reported al amend
mens to the bill providing for . license law.
Il Was then ordered to third readiAe.--
The result il the House 10 somewhat in
doubt II it passes at all il will be BY
very close vote. The resolution fixing the
time for the adjournment Of the General
Assembly was taken up, and occupied the
House for some time, but no definite action
was had thereon. The Senate passed
resolution this morning providing for that
% take place on the 9th,
I both Houses adjourned to
esen' o,oc. -hliean State Con
make room for lie HePs- vas or
.a,,on in session here sSs-dss
!. MED ), sIecting Francis nrrs''ssf' "
: o,,.. county, President Pro TEN; Rus"
Ga. Of johnson, J. w. Logan Of Masea-
s.eret.,iss. A committee Of three
:, APPOINTED TO report names 0i perma
-. and also Of one from each j"-
80, a,.,,;e, on credentials. 4 diseuss'on
| !, xb;cb Howell, Of Lee, and Drummoht,
l - csrro Gordo, took part upon the propre-
u of permitting proxy voting. IL was
con,eadsd that many delegates from dis
lance who came here to attend on the i7sh
were disappointed and compelled to return
and had left representatives, to east the Fot'
i !. hi, counties for them. The who'll
matter was referred TO the committee Oh
| credentials. Mr.. Gurleyj OF our county
1 sae motion thst a committee Of I'VE Of
resolution. be appointed. but opposition be
inc made OIL the ground that the convention
j should permanently Organize before appoint
|, men, the motion was Withdrawn.
IL The committee reported a. psrEAsnen
D l oficers. John A. Psrsins oi Musestln'
|, President; Rush CLARK, Of Johnson, SCI
Rotary and W. p. DAVIS, Of Polk count,
i Vice President. E. Manning, of Van b.
ran county, wss nominated for Commission
or Of the DssMoines River Improvement
bv reclamation. Stewart Goodfeil,
Polk county, received the nomination {;
/, | Register OF The Improve ment over Lew
: rodhuater, OF Warren county The mo-
ii co on was for the Office OF Superb
. tsndsat Of Public Instruction, and Ii
struggle wa. between Prof Buggy, Of Lin
; county, and Senator Grinnell' On The
| ballot, Buggy was nominated. Represel
Il t.,iye Holmes, Of Jones county, was Il
. | .uccss SAUL candidate for Register Of u
Public L,nds in opposition to James Tho
/, ing,ou, II was not known certainly whst
er Thonnston was candidate for the non
II nation REPUBLICAN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27

REFuELIcAs Co4aITTREs.-Ths follow
Ing Republican State Central Committee
was nominated BY the Convention at Iowa
CITY: g. J. Kirkwood, W. Penn CLARK,
Geo. d. Woodin, Hiram Price, Henry o.
connor. The corresponding committee u
Scott county consists Of w. H. T. Gurley'
Tbe.. J. Saunders, Nicholas J. kusch.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27

OsE TEAIs ! DAT.-There ia Dus one
train day leaving Rock Islsnd fer Chica'
CO. II starts at 10 O'Clock 4. A. This az
rangement Will continue Ill the weather
settles down into something better for
railroad travelling than ii has been lately.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27
4 I.v vssas xsrs.

We ~ isavs to decline any discussion
N De Typographical Union" In de-
fnalae .sarselvss, We have already gwen
- ille,snsd conbination more impor-
80. 49, Il deserves. In this defence. We
as,ausa ourselves to denial Of the Un-
iss,s eAasss that We had refused to pay IS
~ v,ess o their schedule Of prices de-
5000, with : description Of the peculiar
In ,snsv character Of this Union and ito
$780,, without any intention Of descend
~ . Z Sisessssos with body not entitled
y svsa respectable considers,i on where it
nanhsss and objects are known. Ths
miserable trash and Outrageous islssLood'
!, oeaeasned In circular issued BY this Unior
$1,000 Tor he purpose Of sols,sring VI
! ~ cssse. were properly adapted to ii
49, aaA 70 The character Of those engsg
"a - tssas. but can secure nothing rnor'
,sekeus from ~ than our unnihgsted con
49, We can scarcely believe tbs fen
eu(anu in this Union ever saw this eircu
Il Asssrs Il was set In type. If they did
~ salssse the lying slsndsrs and nisrep
ssooaaassns with which 1t was filled, ihei
seansesen With tbs Uaion has denorslizet
- more than they are probably them
eeo6ss svsrs. They are Welcome to oil ths
1ssw list eonansssion with this remark.
- ..Usies" and share Of the response
No. 4 ths publication Of its appropriate
circular may bring.
: We msssly wish to repeat our ststenen
- - faeesnsd the committee which orig
s,ally vsitsd upon u, thas sdd not refas
= - - prices demanded BY the vsion
~ bat vs are now and have been paying
AisAs, prices in some cases than it, bill d
nsaas, end psying cash up every week
~ ~ vs ~ refuse 70 permit the Uni0
70 r>euiass ths internal sfairs, inc'ndin
! p.iseo, q orr oGhee, in any manner whs,sc
evss. TIE isss refusal II whore the Who'll
ilnsslsy kss. We vill not relinsuish IL
naaaesasns Of the printing department Q
- 49, In any degree, TO this Union
~ ~ = the secret Of their whole action
- 60 make the most Of our decision
Nsahis~ frem them, 81 least 10 the way 9
5000 sssssiisy. shall receive any nosis
O ~ haaAs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27
For Sale,

A sxcelisst stand for q Tavern on the paeas q
IArosd, lew rods north Of Shs eorpoTais h1s ~
Dssspport together with Nine Aero ar
lAnd, three ofwhich 10 uAdsr e0itivsusn az "a 4.
roundsd IyA good fsnGs, with running VAIL \
feet square, with good dry cellar, a.,
snd never falling we'll OF water; The b9liaihss
now and have never been occupied. ihs AeoS IA
lion VI fariasrs, Haysisrs aud droysn. F'f ~
thsr particulars eRQutts Of
HIokoLLs, ISR2LL Cg2n.
oel I1n4&oAAs"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27
6ERMAH LESSONS

UTILL 10 giyen 70 Ladies' and Gentlemen, Il
w sspsrsts indiyidusls or classes u 1py hour O,
every day l51ndsys sxceptsdl between 1 O'CLOCK
a, n. I'LL 10 O'Clock ?, 10 The hall Of t1s ole
Eists institute on "a rect shove Brady, over Hid
die ION d Lyons Chics ore.
TstfsA Sss-3e eA. ssca Lesson, payable .i1sl
Isceiptsf every Lesson.
jsux4 dSW GEO. ". SGHHfpE A nj
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27
FARM PROPERTY.


TVS. "a ~ 81 g. .sres IL .ssiions u, 10, tas
49, - ssss, ~ sefss broke, Nv ssssa -
:. NJ ~ ssss 70 wfsAt, ~ serss 10 Qsts, lea ~
seaooi house "a Ne issd, price o..
Us. hrR Of 81 aSrss In ssc a. T.n7 s,E..
good ffsps hoaaa roon. III
- 1877. A Farm OF 50 acres IN a.. q T.s ssR..
Iiles south Of Fulton Is.aos 1870 -. -
io4-A Farm. AZ sso ....-...
Ia rucs hou... n.t.~ s,s -, 'u .a1naaS ssps, ~
I'm
- =, .....t S,so htm's soc, III " ~,
"Ss'' - ''st ssaATs: price VI pssa
1u-A farm y, sn go
acre. .s-S3"~s
mos. 49, ar. q ~ are. nes. Fulton, ~ ns~
.ss = ''s' 'os Cas-
20 49, ~ tu- :. ~ .ssss .es aaa 10, Up ~ -
AZ n.r 49,. 49," -, - sc % asSsr sufuvss~ Fs
ar. "S''' Sssshny taaS pics ~
700 -
,au.s sar, - .es II" sh.Su sssssss ~ I
aaai psy nsas., = 'A'"' 'aiAss' N 's"s i
-
from D.raa,,l,, g., az ~ on We pubasas rad -
Loues orchs,a =" .,s saiasausn, .nsh assAs
s''S'9s $50
Is7-a sb..,n, .,
tom, with ,,r.sm Of -, s,.a .sas .Sa - =
ols0v. S'sss ~
iss-A farm ilx mile. from p,,,s.,a, n sos 49,.
water rannias through t. an orchard of i.s nsa rs
house OF siA roouas; price 0so
So
S,sms 49, ",.sh ~ ssdss, upos which s'saa Y
5000 ~sii and orchard, bssss w.
~
80 nm o. eoo serss ~ miles NORTH d SSisa
go so", 49, ""sn esop OF wheat has esss tss
las ,.,.,
al saa.r , 'a = =, Aoe acres n Pisasan! '.g
So sorss si.,sr ,aS Hsas house, orchard 90
bsr y.,sd M 49,. 100 sesss .As ilv sssss dss
''' 'S'o "'uss sSAss sass run DssSsa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27
The Cranberry.

7NhE sl6serlssn are the agsn . for the .ais oil
i BOWkks UPLAND BELL C6ANBEkRY.
watch cas- b produced In NE zane perfection on
The pfaihss of lows - 10 The ssamps Of Wiseollia
oIdsrs solicited AtisAiiss upon the fsis Of
this plant viii 20 hkldsd 70 any ore who ma sish
V examine into the subject.
Jan ~ w3m NOuRsE 81 yIELh
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27
II Office.

NOIkO0s
Tbs Wesley Chapel sabbath school will give an
Exhibition aad Concert N the Congregational
Church, on Tassdsy evening next, } sn. s7th.
Adnittanos IS cents. Tickets to be had At Mr..
Ellis book store and st p. j. Gillette stove store.
The proceeds to purchase Library for the school.
jan29 Il
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27

IN By CoasEt, $500
Bible Manual, " n, ". EysIts, 80
illustrslioas Of scripture. " u. hscEstt, l,ss
History Iransisuea Of tas 1hslish bieis,
Mrs, ConAlt, ], IS
ELb Bile Dictionary, " II. Asieola, u. c., as
II sodssis Of Heroine Of Faith with Portrait Iy00
SpuSsssp The Modern Whit1sld, ~ AAseWa, l,06
sacred scenes ssd Obsfsctsrs ~ hssllsy, Is
Foot r InIs Of the Creator BY Hugh Miller, 90
Old He'd Sandstone, sHgraviLss, ly0S
Plursiity Of Worlds ~ :. Hitchcock. Pr l,e0
Earn and Man, apyet, 49,
Man, Pnmsval, /" HAIR -
Prs-A DANTE ksTl1, {" LEO
Cshst IN hlstSsy, ~ IaTsbul, I,95
Riches VI Grsss ~ 81 Liv,ag Witnesses l,O0
Aediuuons On Lsss bays Of Christ, 100
Prophets ana kiHss Of shs Old 1cs lament, I,15
sDftass hessshoid, or 1ssaShts Tor tss
AlalctAa, leo
Christisn Mirror, Lectures By J. q. letter, D. D. Is
At 10. ~ krsAy st., asas he Pest 00ss.
l1sfAu nkl ApAAD,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27

CLossp. Loaded wagons were crossing
the river on tbs ice At St, Louis last Fri
day.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27


Tho qualities OF these Ssfss are 80 well known
that the majority o. the merchants Of New York and
Philadelphia other make Of saies. We can
fur niAh 6Afes Of all sses And with any description
Locks wanted, aud will warrant 70 Tie ussaos. ali
tho qualities of the Safes We cell
tsuQ9 BURROWS, pRRTTYMANA DAIRkiI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27

Iowa 9eed 8owar

1'O 10 seen sndfor sale a J. C. Wsshbufn,.s
Hardware store and Forsman's Auction Roc
The cheapest and best Dowss out; ssws one To
vide, aad any kinAsf sssd. IL me msshias de.-
sHit, Ne money VIII bs fsfaAds1. iaaNaIs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27

~
- @ssI8 Or hnnorous evening coteaposaly
Il 81 s.ss sAnhs ws hsvs bssn ssilty Of 6rst rsts
lsss ,eks in rsaarkiag hat atAs Democracy
neesA have also saldsaiy bscons coavin'
sssaa - that Il i really wrong 70 assist The
a. Z Is esueA In ssssblshiae slsvssy in Ksasa.
= ss- ~ = 10y are aow growing asits ceaaasa'
xaaa,s viii b free State" II ag Be
ssAl = sxceilsnt Joke that the Democracy North
So Asss say sseh sAeaght. - that it is really
- % sssist the South in establishing
srreofA a,ivsu u kansas. They certainly hsre
ssv - ssasl = ~ joke. q in particular cream
e - alassxbse ssataiasd in rendering this
,9ysldI : 80 ,-,.... Prs.ia.a. Pi.re. carried
a* ' Ahjaks - fsr iAAt il 90 ssyoad the laugh
.gA0 e psas .sA i. p.opl. North. although
sssz - y - doubt the 0oseA enjoyed the
i61s saaEiaGH. Il Was csrtaiaiy frat rate
sass asl sRisal joks in President, to open
80 rs. y ~ ssuoasAassss Of slavery Territory
KAasa - aselassa y solsma compact forever free
s1R<lssy-so give slavery cAsss where be-
fsss iAas vas no possibility of its exist
a4zs-e.--uz eoes. Il wss most admirable joke too,
sslgdskfas Dsnoesstie party were compelled
10 =, q - baek sp der Prssidsat in his happy joke
,EHA e t.s'... it :. exquisite piece Of fun. a.
az74 tAesgA aAey 81 ths Ioass1ef ieaaefs
.4-sss ssaaaas b jolly e ave themselves, and
wsss compelled to leave the party which
7 -. s. vss % sAslise with The hunor Of the thing
= - ~ 1ssn The Washington Uaion, the Pres.
Nss organ. At fra no fun IN the
jsts. and pitched right into it--but Ike I.
astaa gesa nshy other stsPid Democratic heads il
sssxs issa.s finally pensuased BY the joke, and
bsa61 dseiarsd this CsPiia' joke : test Of or
> s.zsss sAslox Demscrsey
President Pierce aud hh followers after.
wspas had jolly good time joking with the
tesels Of Kassss. in endsavor to joke
sh&ay into the territory. He joked hi.
Am oovsrnor out Of o1ics because be re-
sgstzsas eas6ed frss Dsats msD much entitled to
= y sa.sGss ssaiAssatea slsvehoiders. He joked
= ~ IN aAssaksa Partizaa who became 9, once
= 1850. WI - wns intended to Be, tool Of tho
- lssFsi Dssae 1sGsns. He also joksd into Office
sExwsa ~ asdsrn Jsdiiss JaA6s Lecoupte. HI.
ta,V eaek up tbs joke, and in every part
ass@as 4f - Usios they upheld the casse Of
ga = Ri1sss aal Of the Border Rallans; termed
svay nan from the North in Kansas who
vas bet ps,-slsEey man, en- Abosi.iosisi; ;
s4ssE hi u Whole blame Of the difficulties ca
y lfAess aAbolitioaisss" and their Enigrant
49,. Al 1oeistiss; encouraged the South Caro-
'%~a s In Asess tAsses; in fact, gave their whole
aaaA49 9 gnpaaAy TO the Pro-slavery party. This
ss zsss 80 aasst delightful joke, and evening
se1enPosssy thinks II admirable Joke
80 - sAae vs ahosld alods to the Democracy -
.ssss ysA 1astag sstsd the South in any manner 10
-s--l 1my slassy Into Kansas Well the Joke
srs@a s-,ss sisses . second term Of the Pre.i
sv ~ - ginning. and it Loot
- nr - stronghold.
aAa *ssak 80. u vhich n. -hass
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27
lc'lTY PROPERTY

aM-Lo,,h, VxAHTY,
=. ''''' i0'' OF Br.a,sr..s ~.
sS.,rsrt Of lot . block a. A.. WV
a0s' 0fadyssree', with = frsms sanoo fs.,0
Ys--wsa half Of lot ; bloc. ., a''s
sss Der u FOO, 90 Railroad east Of R sa
80, 90
32O-A hosse and iot 4, r..
80. sA ~ nous. o. s.s r,.,.'s al sr,s
"'h' wood 'Aod, dc; price is" "n' sasd s.I,, "
MID house with u sc,.
sfn part Of the city; 5000. VI Ffouud Ia u.
3se--Loi . block Is, ,ou,h 49,
. wSosssn avenue, one Of the eotasr Of IA
p"sa's '''idsnseis the city. ntns'on.n !ss i. =! Y.
.sass,oa os. block land - and 20 A,...
' 'emaie oollsss. sa FGa,,
No. as2--Lot No. . ia bl..
east Of Furry, upon VIII ,ch Is srss,s =. ssh strut
louise, ons stoty frame h.u,. two ,t,, y Y
,o~ ''s' Drinss In rent II sSfs per spea'a ~. =
u. w 900 one story BRICK Lou,..
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Ao-Lots aud s block 70.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-27
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Iren, Steel, Nails and DlasksnitA's Teels.
Iron, Pittsburgh Boiled and Charcoal, swsds sad
New York rennsd OF all sisss; Nall Reds, suncsio
article Of Sweds ana Piusburgh; Cast stee |, Nav.
70. Go: Round. sqaars, Plat and 0ctason, knsiis
Blister, German and spring Steel; Pillow Steel, ali
aud Washers all sses; Bellows, Drius, Vices, Ham
mer and Tonga Stocks and Dies. Anvils, Mouse
Hole, Cast and Steel Faced, horse Shoes aud Male
assorted siaeS Syringe, Wagon, Carriage and Seal
Springs; Axiss, Wagon, Dfay and B1egy Axies
shovsis, Spsdss and 0rsln Bsoops variSss brasNs,
Thimbls Skeins and Wagon bexss, assorted sises,
EfoWbass, Picks, Hoes, 6rindstones, Cast horee
Head Hitehing Posts, Iron Kettles and furnaces.
PuAPs-Thstehsrss Patent Lin and Force Pump.
This Pump will not rsess and lsss liable toess out
Of order hau an other In use, aud has had prsmt-
ums awarded ~ every fair ~ watch Is hes bees Ok.
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