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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-28
h xsresaariss and Camp Follower.

The Democratic party is stronger to-day
thaA for many years past, and is efficiency
go never greater al any period Of its exist
snes. The crowd Of mefeeHaries and ramp
failevers who have retarded IT, n0yeme MS
snA distracted its councils the 81 ten years,
IL de furious onslaught Of 'He last cam
-, deserted to the enemy lmpelled BY q
boxef thai the grestest chance Tor plumber
~ n hat direction - DsoVsus Northeast
Lat possible! To what party then be.
ioaes that army Of "msreeHsf,es and camp
fsliewsrs" Who eser since Buehsnan's elrc.
lea have been persecanng him sor office
aanoss beyond human endursnce--sho
hsse literally besieged the shite house, ill
II acsusl shame the Pres.d-nt': organs have
Asss compelled to appeal 10 tbs hungering
Al fhirssing mob, to cease their furious
shnsfs, on The President BE would be
saesiaeed-who have packed and crsn.med
ever department, and actually chased s~sy
q heads OF Department sita their shame.
lsss bseeiaes, One correspondent says ;
sCsreat compislsts sEs made lsst the bust
Ssss Departments have been sbandoned
Ses the exclusive gratneG'oR Of hungry
~Kce seekers Even the Attorney General
~ not pretended 10 touch be regular du-
-, By reason OF the constant pressure
- pretsnsons Of this eTsa Another
writes "The President esBhOt much long
q ssanl the onseis of The pack Of rsNing
Wolves, thrusting themselves nto HE pres.
ssss at the White House, d. sging his foot
sssps, and swapping sad snafiins over him.
q eli ssssonable and unses ynrbls hours
Thss are issstisbls and devo Of all shame
N their greediness for ONCE Muscles and
sinsvs Of ribbed iron could j support Mr.
DschsHaD Il these persecut as are to con
sipas." And yet. according 6 the North
vsst, the msreensries and &c ~ followers Of
he Democratic party, have n deserted to
cher parties. where there IL more hope OF
.lunlsr, Take ali these ape from the
Dssoera.ie party. and there III be nothing
IN bus the few honest m whom they
haye toeeived.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-28
sxrusLIcAx AxxrIxs.

Meeting vas organised BY calling Jno
W. Thompson 10 the chair and appointing
Til. Guelich Secretary.
On motion an informal ballot on the can
didate for Mayor was taken,
BIB Woodward having much the lsrges,
vote vas declared unanimously the nominee
for Mayor.
On motion c. 6. Blood, Eco, being the
only nominee before the meeting. was de.
eIred unanimously the nominee for Police
Magistrate
On the regular vote for Marshal, Henry
Gundakes having the largest number O
votes was declared nominated
On the informal ballot for City Clerk. Tn
Guelich receiving the largest number Of
votes was unanimously nominated.
There being no opposing candidate, John
Owens, ST., was declared the nominee for
Treasurer.
On motion it as Re solus1, That We can
ought 10 and will elect the ticket now nomii
mated, at NE approaching election
Or motion adjourned.
j. w. THOMPSON. Chm.
TH GUELfcH, Secy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-28

The Republican nsssise held yssessdsy
to nominate candidates for sisy Offices, wsa
largely attended, and We may say the true
Republican fseliss prevailed. TIE pro-
cssdings we're easirely harmoaioas. NJ
Wood~ ard was aomlaassd for Mayor BY .
lsrse majority. The sicket j. throughout
! good one, and We hope IL will receive the
warm and ss.ss1 support ofthe Republicsns
OF the city We cannot too ugeatly i'm
press upon the minds OF our Republican
trends the necessity Of perfect 1a;ty and
hard sers 10 secure success. Our oPPo-
nenis are ssuve and wide.as axe, They
have spared no effort 10 obtain advantages
over US IN this election, bu, I'll their plans
and purposes cAa be defeated Il We but 10
our da,y. Our duty i . give our Jsa vote
to every candidate on this ticket, and not
only TO support them By our coiss, bot ffsm
this day to give them the healss support Of
good wsrae.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-28

The Democrats Of the I'D judicial Dis
,ric, have nominated T. .. Wiison, Esq,
IS the Democratic (ne, independently can.
dida,e for Judge. 1t is unnecessary tor "
TO say the Democrats have the majority in
that District. Down here. whore they are
in the minority, they are entirely opposed
10 the iniqui,ous principle OF bringing pol
tlcs into judicial elections BY the way
ain't it a little singular that We have been
unable 10 force single word out Of either
OF our Democratic contemporaries in defence
Of the .meeting Of the members Of the Bar
Of the iA,h Judicial. District !" We have
been curious to see just what css1S be said
10 defence OF the absurdiy Of little Clique
Of Democratic lawyers nominating Dem
ocrat for Judge. and calling Themselves
"the Bar of this Judicial District. in con
sention assembled.
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Sprinklings Of News.

The members ofCongress elected thu
tar stand. tor slavery 90. for IRE edom 80.
--Strngfellow announces himself as
candidate for Cong ress from Kansas
The Surveyor Generals Office has beer
reno we'd from dialogue to ST. Paul
The number of enIistments Tor the ma
" IN New York city last year was ,iso,
The London Illustrated News has I
weekly circulation Of 100000.
The population Of Denmark. as shown
BY recent census, il $500 600.
--Putnsm's Monthly 10 heresf ter to b
il usuated sf,sr the manner .; Hsrpers.
The amount oil money row in all the
repositories .ubjee, to the draft of the Sec.
Rotary Of the Treasury is Sas, 7Sa 900.
The csmphene works Of Thomas Betti
we're burned al Williamsburg N T., OF
The 23l. Loss Sso.Oso
The valuation Of proPs fIy Tor taxable
purposes in Gslens is S3.2s7.I7s. and in
10 Dariess county il S3,455,5ls.
The Free Masons Of North Csrolias
have bull, i college, which Is to be formal.
ls opened in June.
The earnings of the Michigan Central
Railroad, f,r February, were $l2o,s2l -
sgaiast sll4,5a5 ss for the same month
last yesf
Fifteen liquor dealers IN Exeter, N. h
the other day, plead nolo sentendsre, ane
said iine Of $50 and costs, making 47S-
a fines alone.
lit was reported that there were over
10000 emigrsnts at Liverpool, on the sail.
ing OF the last steamer, waiting passage for
the United States.
Since It's organization, the Philads iPhia
Society has paid to sick
members s82,70s y II has lost BY death
sixty.one members and twenty six mem.
oers' wives.
-Forneys candidate Tor the Collector.
/. hip Of Phiiadelp hia has been defeated, and
Baker, a farorite oil Clancy Jones, receives
he Office. The President appears to re.
sent the recent demonstrations of his Man
siday.
The telegraph reports the appointment
,f,Capt. Ryndsrs to theiimportant Office of
Marshal FOR Southern New York. Here 10
! combustion Of all that is low, british and
rufianly, shieh ezra Pierce spurned.
Some children in Elliesuyille, New
York, recently found under at old bridge, 4
shot bag containing $500 in gold pieces
Tbs ownership OF the bss ia mystsry, and
I has been deposited for safe keeping until
is owner can be found.
The Manchester IN. H Mirror says
nat Mr.. Abraham Elvin, OF Wesre, N. H.,
ecentlg sold twenty five thousand pounds
# Spanish Merino wool TO parties in Bos.
Oh for sixty cents & pound amounting to
i 900. Tue sool WAS Of his own rsisiBg
md part Of three years STOCK.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin says that
advise fro every county in the State, give
IA unusually good account oi the winter
wheat The heavy SHOWS have protected
/ from The coolest weather, and the sbun-
ance Of fsin and melting snow ia the
aonth Of March, has given it a vigorous
tart A moist March goes far TO ensure .
nod rran al winter uyhss,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-28

destruction Of printing prssses, and pillag.
| ise and plundsriag Of towns, the stealinx Of
horses, and csltle and other things, by act
ing Govsrmoss. marshals, and SHERIFF. or
their mobs, il say the least OF il, disreputa.
bic business; and should these officials, Or
any pe,sous, attempt q repetition Of the acts
of the spring and summer of 1856, il will be
the duty Of the people to constitute them
selves vigilance committee for self.preser.
Walton.
The following resolution was passed;
Resolved, That Dr. Chas, Robinson be
requested to withdraw his letter Of resigns.
ton Of Governor oil the State of Kansas.
Dr. Robinson explained his position, end
declared his desire to adhere to the Topeka
Constitution, snd ths, he would withdraw
his letter. which had not yet taken effect.
Tie Convention closed with prayer II 10
considered the largest ever held in Kansas.
and was very enthusiastic.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-28

MAJ Lko"sED.-This morning about
nine O'Clock, man named Patrick Downs
broke through the ice On tho slough, near
the residence oil l.. Andrews Esq. He had
been employed TOR three yesrsin Mr.. Barnes
saw mill He had been upon raft, moorsd
TO the bank and when he left IL. for the mill
started to make short cut over the lee
He went down At distance from the shore
Of sbou, fifty feet, the ice being too rotten
10 sustain him. He was taken out Of the
water by DR.. r. Gregg, and other gentle
men. We learn the above from Mr.. J.
Ross Mills, who witnessed the occurrence.
Downs was an excellent man, And wal
engaged 10 be married in few days To Z
very aruisbls girl.--ReeA lst.1xj~.
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natlv>aA Accident Five len Killed

We learn Ina, Thsrsdsy morning coh-
ssrsssi.a train on the Cent ! Railroad ran
r. the track near LsSsIle. consequence
e one eide oi the track gis.ug away The
leeoaotive and four or i've cars were preeip-
hassd down an smbsnkmsnt Of thirty feet
Al vssy much broken, A large number
.o.knep were on the cars. Five men
- kiliel and several wounded, with two
- n,ssaaa. The above news wss
nea.uhe hsss night before last by gentle
- - from LsSslle.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-28

PosT OFFICE CLEKK DKowsID.--A high
y esteemed young man named Joseph
Myere, clerk in the Chicago Post Ofice,
sas drowned lest Wednesday, evening. BY
falling from the protection opposite the Hi
aois Central Railroad Some fishermen
found his shawl, coat and hat in the water
He had evidently pulled of his coat whils
ia the water, &c one Of the sleeves wa
found turned inside Out. His body was
found in the evening On bis person wei
an siectonste letter from bis mother, whs
reside. 10 New York
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Dissolution |!

The partnership heretofore existing between Alfred
Sanders and Levi Davis, under the style Of Sanders
Davis, in the printing and publishing Of the paveDo,,
Daily TnWeekiy and Weekly Gazette /. this d.y dis.
solved BY mutual consent. All persons having claim,
sgaip,t the above firm requested 10 prssen, them
immediately and those indebted are notified that sat
Element Is Immediately required Either Of the upds
signed is fully empowered 10 receive moneys or 10 a.,
tie all accounts due 20 Or from the Office
hLFRfD sAEDERs,
Davenport, January ist, 1851. LEVI DAyIs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-28
CHARLES GOODRICH,
GENERAL LAND AGEN1

FLUFENLEl NTbEhEh TEKKTTORY
VIII auond 10 the locating OF Land Warrsn,, a.,
The purchase Of claims, lands and town lat, H. ~
btasks er Western Iowa. Persons desiring IntoI.
mstoL thereto can obtain II BY Addressing m.
above. mbladI,s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-28

p..evsp.-nr. ]. c. Hosmen, Posima..
- q Rockford. H.. has been r. moved
= - tAressh the inssrun sntslity Of Doug
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-28

NEW DRY GOODS STORE
sssona st, between Brady and Perry.
GOSSAGE & BOHLES,
Having leased the store i0rus riy occupied by
sTEICbLAED, JUDD DUNHAa.
would respectfully call the attention Of .as ruxsu.
ofDaysnFs Rock Island and vicinity, 70
thslrIarssa and we'll selected stock OF
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
The PRICES, STYLES and QUALITIES of which
Are well worthy tn notice Of cLosK PUR-
CHAsERs, consulting of
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
in great variety fine ~sst Js.AtsnsbL SPRING
STYLES, FRENCH, ENGLISH AMERICAN
rrlnts, White Goods and Era broids ri.s,
Llasus aud donssties, En- ilsE q Gs rn.n Hosiery.
SMALL WARES,
Soaps Brushes, Combs ana P.rtumsry Of all kinds.
a very rich assortme NJ Of the
LATEST iMPoRTAIIoNs or
sHAWLs AND MANTILLAs,
I
Those Goods being NEW and JUST o OPENED, o, ..sp,
fae opportunity Tor choice ssIsetIou
CHAKLss GossAGE. meh2Sdwtf Gas O. Pam.
HEBRAsKA LAND AGENCY.
COOK, sargent Il Parker,
FLORENCE, NEBhASKA
Win attend promptly to all business connected
with Land Agency, either In NsLras ska or w ester
Iowa.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
business for them can DO isft with any Of the q.
denigned
COOK 4 SARGENT, Davenport.
COOK, BARGkNT 4 DuWSEY IowsCityf low.
COoE, SARGENT COOK, Dssao tnss,
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ss=
For Sale

A FARM Of 50 hefes ave mllss from Uayeupurt -,
IA The Litiis's Grove nd, part nds
fret rate well Of water, 2 springs ne " hsn.s ~
small barn, Re. Price ntty dsI!ars Der acre -
9aire Of A. M 4,ohH on The premises, or of n a
bUkkOWsia DaveRpon. ,nbSs 49,, n
Oar Demo Grst copy ! " EEK AID chs 70. a."
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WIrnpRAwA,--Mr J. c. Vaughan has
withdrawn from the Chicago Tribune. He
is going TO engage in other pursuits promise
ing greater pecuniary reward.
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FREE stain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
TEE soeUs esnsrrurioHAL oeNvsNrIox.
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A COTTAGE eoGiaiUtng eight nAe yon,.
n fve On the nrsl door, folding door coBnsc,Inn,
finished, pspersd and painted IN he best man.,
nae stable and carriage hegss; situated len mn
below Ds ssnport fronting the river. For us,,Isa
lars enquire ~ OkOhGE l.. EICKOILs
l.h2alf Main belle y Second sLtnnt n..-.",,
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=
wrxxAn ArInsa fwn r. m.Anw
WAkAAA AAL2NJ lWA =, oI~sA.
Aetorneys ana Ooun1olloTD q Law,
ersl Land ARsnts. ana 1otarlna puklis,
DAvOx10oEt. Lo~A,
s, sa,a ~ DHaaasss y svsEy r..
o. ne Ssa.s ~ ~. oss WI .sosvs proP.e.
land warrants bought soid aud located: srms horsss
aud lots leased real estate Of al kinds bossh and sold
-. ! s.,s... 49, n.s.a ~ ro..
Hon. Thomas Alien, St. Louis, No.;
Lucas sinonds, !.
Jas. ~ Bssbs Coz ~"
% Coppsf Co., =. "
DIV. C~ri, Hartford, Ct;
Phn's Alien, jr, Pttfsasld, Mass.
v b. porrancs. Portland. Ne
| loscs 81 Inraoysp FAn.s .no Wiz I.nns. err
p.n..a.v ~ ~. 80 49, AS.ss ~
OF s.srr..Ss' uSA' -.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
|
'iAp'o3'
house. - ~A' w y
:.
sassnn: Ss rens ~. !. ea0ek
|
view .. river, &c, v.iy sIssnsive.
|
| rl--Los sbaosk s,3e1lso, on "a .. good house,
olss-Lets block a, soxIoo, excellent hoass.
lss--Lo,s block -, sozsOo, one house.
rooms, basement and cellar.
aouse' svs rooms, on 18Th street.
y, s1.a mouse Win wsi e'sssn' ETC., hipie'
.as n nos, ss.x,os On neay 81 Ss'~sa l'sa' Sn'
CO.. two story brick ,,or, on ID 81. . door. as,
from Brady lot S>Ssso very valuable prepsrty terms
esy
| ss-A three story brick store On I'd IT, between
| nss0y ana asn =" cno'ce iocsuoa.
|
r"oas' g,oa Drsa STABLE 'asa A prospect var, 81
| Oh - double frame houss so.nsr Of Scott aud och
'''' ''' ''A'f - f0on'' os's'A ~
aaaols sfisk hous. on Scott nssf 9TH a. ~
| ss--A doubt. b,,c, hou.. ~ s,,, :, 3, ., ~. N
.,..s.a -. - @ s'o'' 81 ID Ho eta'
A. a.st rate ..ssy brick house Brady street
Ind nom ssh: 10 rooss, estsrn. d<cs lot toAiso,
"a good hou.s Brady stree, j. mile. from riv
-
eo-A small house on Brady street assr Locust, 3
| -
6I-6ood house corner OF Perry snd oh a., cststn
xs; iot &oxse. rooms.
-~
and tn good order, "A rooms casssn ven, &c, win ss
eommodais IS bosrderss lot 5oxiIO, tsras cay
| 100. ~ ~
|
raa,uy,
~ 'VAot VII, saa asa @a
hi-1o' oioek d front ST. IL Sssrsisass.
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II has bscoms al established fact that Dr. sanford's
Inygorstor will Liver Complaint, Jsundice and
General DEBILITY Many people, personally known 10
us whose word claHot Be d5abss1, have given their
eertltcatss prove this. aud With mass Of sv-
dsacs wha doubt I, truly ths invala'. friend,
and viii give rslisf when al o;hss remedies fail, and IN
some instances that come aaisr observation
20 al Ias Of snstss.ag It's victim from the
grave We ~ist all cur readers who sesd n ed;cine
would Try one bott' for s will surely give relief,
mills DIV
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READY THIS MORNING
W ADS " o THIS
SPRING STOCK
RICH CHAsTILLY LACE ANpsILk MAaTLEs
sCARRs AND rALMAs,
FINE EMsRolDERIEs AND Lace
SPRING MlLLIN ERYt
JUST RECElyBD At TIE
Paris and New York wh,lssals and Retail
Millinery Establishmsnt,
corner Of Brady ana Third suse,a,
pAyrsPokI, Iow4,s
IAs subscriber tskss pleasure IN informing tas Ia
dies Of Davenport, Roek Islsud and vicinity,
mat ~ has Just returned IRON New York
o'S""a' large .na elegant assortment
BONNET RIBBONS, SILKS, FRENCH FLOWERS,
and all kiRds Of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Also tas largest and best selected stock Of
SHAW AND sGAgoLITAS sossErs, LxsHoas, PEDAL
BRAID AND SIT srsAw FLATS,
ever brought 10 this city. Ladies' viii Ind at our
ssnoiishmeHI a. rich and tasty ready made
SILK AND STRAW TRIMMED BosNETs
Of ne latest Paris styles, as are kept fu he ug.t
isshionsois stores In the city Of New York,
SILK AND GRAPE BoEaETs
Of every description made 10 order and Warranted
tont. MILNE Supplied WITH Pattern BoDneI,anS
every aHioio IN .nsif iiae at ~bolessie
n'nsHaw bonasts 0ieaehei, pressed and Nj
.sfeo' flnking, Marking add StampinO To- ~
slnas 9, Embroidery Ard Brading doDs 10 order.
,o Corner Of Brady md Thira strests, Dayenpor,
DhsJ
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JANIS WICkERSHAM.
JOHN D HICKS
JOHN WILLIAMS having purchased the entire In.
tsrsst Of John D. Hicks the business Will hersIsf os
conducted under the name and style of
wIoKERsHAM WILLIAMS,
Davenport, March 70, 1857. mhs4diw
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Hissisaippi Missouri B, b.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received by the IN
dersign ed un I'll ~ O'Clock NJ the 18th day Of Apr
next, for the grading, masonry bridging Ae' 81 that
between Columbus CRY, In Louisa couniy, and O.ka,
osa, In Mshsska county, being distance Of about %
miles.
Plans and prohlss and specifications, will be ready
for examination Al the Engineers once, "a Mas
sasine ard after the hfst Of April next, when ali
Information relative 70 the work will be given.
Contrsciors will indorss their bids, Proposals
for Contract, /" and direct them 70 Messrs. Fxrnsm
q Durant, Muscatins, Iowa
The undersigned reserve TO themselves ihe riSnt
HENRY FaRNAM.
men 24Iapis THos. @. DURANI.
Election Notice.
This legal voters the City OF Davenport hereby
notified that polls " II be opened on the nrst SAT
Davenport isr election OF Mayor Clerk irssa
uter Marshal and Police Magistrate for said oity and
tive Aldermen 10 each of the following wards to VIII
the st, st and 6lb; And one Alderman Ia eaea OF
the following WARDS 10 wit; tho 3D. 3ian ath wards
The places for holding such election will 10 a. 'ol-
lows
In the ist Ward. b. Hslnss store.
"2d Ststens boarding house.
I'D Cosrt House.
18th New Pennsylvania H1a-s,
" 9Th New Haven Hotsi.
"6th - School Hou>s, kas, Dsx SepcH,
nich23itt JAS. j. sLaDk, C-rl pro ten
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fOF S0Iesszs acrs< q beAatifni land z mne from
corporation line Dubuque road, with good house,
barn. excellent well and cistsrn, IS rings OF never fail
ing water, acre strawberries, Rhu bsEo, Asparagus,
e will be sold entire in parcels to sui, purchasers
Apply to GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
JAn29 dtf Land 0fice, Main It.
Waated.--Bosrd and room By siugle gentle
.an in pirate family, Apply al tbs office.
mills
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On the Goth Int At th. residences ofthe briss fat
BY T D EaSsl, ESQ, Ma rAos, MARrlNpALE
Mrs MARY A. BARMBY, all Of Scott county
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unimpH0ved LAodA.
| IN SCOTT COUNTY.
"'- SEW VI =. Sc !. = :: RI 100. ''''
.. :. ,.aswh sE<..dsxk
ss-rAs E y Of til. N " x s.a so.er..
si-Ths yKk SECS r'sSRaEieo
ss-rAs swA SEQ 10 ' s,: leo acre.
Railroad miles from DsvsapS~s.
ss-rs. y tst.s;s < efsss io.r1.sR,E 70
i.s--s44 as.ss, some wood and psa,, o, .,.Ds. in
SCOT TIE B, living water on hstraOt
an CLINTON COUNTY, iowa,
100 10 acres vsry choice and.
Elm. X. r., n s7-I00 acres, near Tsorn,s M,il.
| Vsrylow ,ifAPpted for soon.
iY~sats wt.naXr. sw..ssrslHl
| x, ~ ssrss.
SHELBY COUNTY.
'"'v We. - a a's:'" ''' 'sf'~
IN HARRISON COUNTY.
We hsW Sec %
ss SsE! 1: I: j: !: '':' '"'"
IN BENTON COUNTY.
WtsEt and WAs B 8soN - sw, loo
| sn-SBi of.se IS Tsa Rsw 100 acres.
n.-w. SEGA! .G 2 !; & SYv s:...'
- sMARsHALl COUNTY.
Wv ss.s !, sees rsssx,0w
Mi.s siss !; .'s.s. 500 ''''''
In JASPER COUNTY.
Issoiss. $780, iso.. rs,'R''~
lg ,;a w. E'sasS hEts ssis.sWrnn
1870 acres, . miles from Upton.
r-s Y ,fs. z. : Y 3 !. COUNTY,
no-stsw.ss err 30 ", 80 acre..
-. 49,, IN WARREN COUNTY.
ASo-ooo ssrss cnoies lard.
IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.
lS''~'eoasrss select land.
-. 49,. IN MosoNA COUNTY.
IN BOONE COUNTY.
hf-sso acres select prairie and timber.
- IN WEBSTER COUNTY.
-ss-s N u Sec ~ Tsp X 10 W, 5doi.
lars per acre.
10000 aosssA. Hand In Mower Co., Minnesota
ios-ia spisndia lots in o~sAs v,Nsbrassa Ter
t~sF ALLAN d CLARK,
OAes, Pest once BuildiDg,
ssl +" snASstssk
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-28

A Card. lbs uuders,sn having this dsy Asso.
eistsd with him Geo II. French Esd "a his Mil and
Lander business takes this OCCASION 10 present his si
aekaowed gneats the public for very liberal
and aattsnng patronage extended 10 him in this city,
Rapid increase Of bass-s and the late extensive i'm
pruysnents made abou. bl. Mills have induced hin to
the business cA9ts ami associate With gen
tlenap who will dey1ts his entire attention TO tbs bust
nrss and accommodation Of customer
mhl4n JOHN ii CANNON.
For Lease ...A psics Of Land % BY $50 H., a ear
Ran Road Depot for 20or 80 years At reasonable rent,
inch l0-dn DAWSON TRUE
Great Bargains,
~ 4lendid Lots In Lambrts's Addition, IN North
Davenport, for sale BY ALLEN CLARK,
uov2T
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-28

Fer sale,
PoUk psalRABLH DWELLING floCsss, IN low
| or pau ofthe city, very liberal terms. Apply to
feb 9s-du COOK & SARGEET.
hank KemOVaI...Thc unders.sned have
rem owed 70 the new building 1 o MeManus g. shep-
ards block on Second street, where they will re-
main during the erection of their new Banking
HOUSE, ready TO attend TO bushes usual,
msreh2 du COOK d SARGENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25
TENANTS REGISTER.

no LET-AT oRANGEsNEw JERSEY, A TWO STORY
and attic house with nIshen 10 rear, within i've minutes
walk OF Morris and Essex Railroad depot Ample ground for
garden plenty Of De cherries and other fruit and
good barn. Immediate possession given. Inquire Of g. N
WHITE, d Warren atreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
TENANTS REGISTER.

mo IET-ON THE EAST RIVER, AT RAvENswOOD L.
L. three beautiful cottages, N complete order;
,anning be ober two fifteen each Their
for attraction and convenience 70 NE city, cannot be
sIpassed within the vicinity. For terms apply 70 g. HOP
KIks 70 Peck slip, stairs, from II 70 12x O'Clock,
pay NCUOSNC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25

TENANT REGISTER.

r EA TO LET, HOUSE NO. lss EAST TWENTY
PCOV. bird street; three stories and basement with ue
modern House No % Troy three s,oriss
4D Apply j. DISCO, l54 East Twenty third street near
Third avenue.