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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

New Dress Goods
RECEIVED Al
SMITHS VARIETY STORE
INA Yards Black silks,
AVVV % pieces faacy do,
go piscss Spring style DsLstas.
8 de Opera Cloth,
10 do New style Chslu..
sde Dasa lPlsids, ssl
10 do PARIS Prints,
do MoaIir Mixtures,
DO Erocha Barsses,
s do Lain De Loire,
3 DO Chip,I Ednisnts1 4
MUSLIN AND GINGHAM ROBES.
PARIS JAcoSETs.
White and Celorsd Poult Dssoirs.
RICH FANCY SPRING SILKS
AEood ss.ortm ent or"Bsjous
SPRING COLOUR, KID GLOVES.
The above with svsristy ofotsI
NEW GOODS!
Adapted fer Spring" just opened, by
H.H- SMITH
SPRING MILLIN ERYl
JUST RECEIVED ATThB
Paris and Rev York whals.als and Retail
Millinery Establishment,
corner Of Bray aUa TIiEd streets,
BAvrsrosT, IOWA,
Tss subscriber tex pleasure In Informi q Ia
dies Of Davenport, ROCK Island and Vicinity,
that he has Just returned from New York
city wishs large and elegant assortment
BossET RIBBONS, SILKS, FRENCH FLOWERS
ssd ali kinds OF
MILLINERY GOODS.
Also lLs laigssI aud bs.t selected stock VI
sraA" .I ssAsoLITAE s0SsETs, LIsHoAs, rKD.l
sRAIp AND SOFT STRAW FLATS,
ever brought ~ his city. Ladies will hHd al our
sssSoiisans nj a. rieb aad tasty roady made
SILK AND STRAW TRIMMED BOsNETs
81 the istest Paris styles, as are kept 10 The lDosl
fashionabls stores IN tho eily Of New York
BLK AND CRAZE BukNETs
" every description made 10 order and warranted
10 nt. MILNE supplied with Pattern Bonnet. AND
syery artiois in their line al Wholesale
N. b.-SHaw Bonnsts 0lsachsd, pressed and al
'ersd. Filming, Marking snd Stamping for Al
8 Ids Of kmbrsidery ard BnsdiRg done 10 order
Corner Of B.dy ana Ihirc sussts. psysppon.
~"s' AkA1
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

Pooh PIERCE - IF anything can give an
idea Of fallen man, better than another it
10 such paragraph as the following. The
N. Y. Herald's Washington correspondent,
telegrsphs under date of the 18th:
Gen Pierce made two personal requests
Of the President in reference to persons
when he wished to have retained; one has
already been superseded and the other will
undoubtedly be.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

SuDsEs DATA stranger who had
been in our place but three days was found
dead in his bed on Friday morning. He
vas apparently well the nigh, previous and
retired with bic bed.fsllow at an early hour.
His companion did not awaken until m orn :
ing when be found his bed allow WAS dead
An examination was had which showed
that he dice In IL. We did not learn his
name. He leaves "a wife and three child.
ren.--LyoAs Mirror
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Dissolution!

The partnership hsrstofsrs existing between Alfred
Sanders and Levi Davis under the style Of Sanders a
Davis, in the printing and publishing Of the Daysupor.
Daily, hWsekly and Weekiy Gazette 4. this DAY Al,
solved by mutual consent. All persons sving claim,
against the above firm requested " present them
Immediately, ssd those indebted notified that
Element Is Immediately required Either Of the under
signed 10 fully empowered TO receive moneys or to sal,
tls all accounts due 10 or from the once.
ALFRED SANDERS,
DAvslport, January lst, 1857. LEVI DAyIs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

AsoTHEa TEIcK.-Ths National Demo
Gratis Of S., Louis have nominated for Al
dermsn Of the Third Ward, William Palm,
whom the telligeneer calls the first and
forsinOs, sY0wed Emaneipationis, and
Additions, 10 the ei,y. This is 10 secure
the vote OF the EmsHcipstionists. Oh.
Democracy, thy name is consistency
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TIE Nfw YoRx PosrxAsrrR.-Sol

TIE Nfw YORK PosrMAsrER.-Some
anxious Democrat having written to the
Courier and Enquirer, suggesting thas the
smoluments Of the New York Postofics
amount to the magnificent sum of SI00,.
900 year, the editor replies that the Office
is worth Just $4,000.
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Nh. ZInxrRnAu.-Mackenzie's Message

Ma. ZInMsRAAs.-Mackenzie's Message
says that short time before Mr.. thinner.
man Loaf his life, he seems To have had q
presentment of danger, for he went to the
Bank of Upper Canada where his will was
de posted, asked for it, and had il on his
person when he was found dead. 1t also
says that Mr.. Zimmerman mad an insurance
on his life of $4,000, and tina! be was
contractor for the very swing bridge, the fall
Of which caused his violent death.
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II which caused his violent death.

SUDDEN DIATH.-Samuel Craw ford Pres
ident of the Terre Hsute and Richmond
Railroad, fell lifeless Thursday morning
week while walking across the room at
his own house in Tens Haute. He was
supposed to have been in perfect health up
70 the time OF the sad event. He died with.
out an instsnt's warning. His eldes, daugh.
ter had just been happily married, and was
absent on her wedding tour.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

W The Mississippi Legislature, at'its
late session allowed lite laws to 90 10 Bos.
ton 10 b printed, and made an appropria-
ton Of three thousand dollars to pay one Of
its members TO 90 there and read the proof.
sheets instead o. having il done In the State
and thereby assisting in building up I.
Southern publishing house. What a com.
msntary on the Yankee. hstsrs!
Nicksturg Nus. Wing.
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An Important Question.

The Democrat recently beasted OF hav-
ing been the hrst paper in the State OF Iowa
which suggested the name Of las. Buchan.
an ior the Pres dency. Tie Muscstine
Enquirer eotreets our nesghbor in this little
boast. II claims 10 have been, under and
other editor than the one who new controls
it. the nrst paper in the State that suggest
ed Buchanan, and says the next was the
Dubuque Express aud Herald, and the third
the Burlington Gazette. Probably our
nsighbsr meant the Democra, was the rs
to make this important suggestion. 1t is
no credit TO either OF them. As they were
oil such particular admirers Of the Pierce
Administration, why didn't they make .
suggestion calculated to assist in securing
its continuance second term. Or as they
upheld 80 warmly the Douglas Nebraska
Kansas act, upon which the election turned,
why didn't they make suggestion which
might have aided in some degree to place
the author OF this act on trial before the
psople.or give him chance of securing the
reward Of his particular political virtue!-
What credit was there in suggesting the
name Of a man who was in no manner con-
neeted, owing to his absence from the
country, with the measure which was to
engross in itself all outside principles and
opinions during the canvass! We fear these
good Democratic editors have an eye open
to little government pap in the way Of
advertising in their dispute about who frat
suggested Baehsnsn's name in this State.
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IN. Y. Tribune, 23d.

TRs SgfAKAE JupeEs AMENDING THEIs
OPINIONS. The telegraph informs " that
the pro-slaveay Judges of the Supreme
Court at Washington have been busy for
some time back in revising their opinions
in the Dred Scott case, and it seems they
have got into something Of wtangle among
themselves. We hope, for the honor Of our
national Jurisprudence, that they will, while
revising their opinions, endsavor to bring
them more into harmony with the princi-
pies OF justice and common senss.
ICAicago Press.
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BAKE FAILURK.-The Bank of hewcas.
tie, zt Piltsburg, Penn, has stopped pay
mest--bsying but four dollars in specie to
redeem 500 900 Of their notes. The
Cashier, M. Waggonseller, is said to have
sbsc0nded with $4,000.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

A CoLoNY OF WALp.Nsks CONNECTIVE
learn that French Pro,estsn, Clergyman
who has come 10 the United States to pro.
cure new home Tor his dock OF some five
hundsed Waldenses, is waiting to treat with
the Emigrant Aid and Homestead Company
whose charter ia now before the Leglsia-
turc. These people will be most valuable
acquisition to any community, and whether
they settle in Kansas, Delaware. Maryland,
or Virginia, the State Of their adoption will
have gained an honest industrious and in.
teliigent body Of citizens.
TN. Y. Tribune, 23d.
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M A n N re N

On the sssA inst, At the asnss, BY RSv. }, u, Ma.
SON, Ma. HENRY ioHNk TO Msss MARGARET
0oIs, all 81 this city
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
CIR IND CONCERTO

Under this head limited 10 n bel notices
III be Inserted 81 10 cents per line each insertion,
Z 50 cts. per = eek.
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Ink GERMAN UNION BAND, assistsd BY Ms
dlnersnt Musical Societies Of the city, viii gave
their last Concert of the season, st the German
Theatre, tits Monday evening, March ~.
Admission 30 cts. Dosn open at I O'Clock Con-
cert TO commence 1t = O'Clock. Ia
mh2O dit
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lnaspsnAenS Neminastoni-Au Hose
persons who are In fayer Of Gen GEO u. sAk-
GENT, - an indepsnden candidate for Mayor q
the ensuinS municipal election, are requested 10
meet in front Of the LIE Clsire House, 81 Tuesday
evening The slst inst, st7o'elock. mas0dss
Notics.-Ths Reading Room Of the Davenport
Beard Of Trade Is nov and viii continue 70 BE- open
10 members strangers In rodu ctd BY membsrs,
msnbsrs Of the pres aad steamboat men, ouly.
The subscril ton fer The privilege Of the ResdiAg
Room 10 only o. per snnum; psrsons dssrisE mem
bsrship call ct the Secretary ONCE in The reAs
ofthe Reading Room, I.P. COATES, sess.
msrehSoa3t
The Spring Term Of the Ladies' College
viii be opened April s0,h. for limited number of
young ladies' under the direction OF ars A A. csd-
ding. mhssdss
pry Hickory aud oak Wood, for sale,
from ap the river. Price % per cord.
mchasdsis GKo B. ALLIsG.
A Card.-Ladissv wishing 10 secure Mrs. Mar-
ray . services Nufse will please address box 6oA
Postofaes, Davenport. References: Or. Parker, DR.
Prince and any lady on whom she has attended.
mch2sd3ts
Mrssas sAspxss & Bsofass;
Please announce the
names of ANTOINE LEoLARB and GHAs. LESS
- = .'l' ~ '
Ward have eeusen ted to serve it elected.
msh.7dn MANY VOTERS.
For sale. "a lot on Main Street between 9TH
and Fifth street Price low; terms easy. Apply
10 msh2SdIw GEO. L. NICHOLS.
. ..,,.,,-, p.,..S
sooner 20 Ias'o '-atsaAs rus I'm asIss 1as ssss"
Aseus No A' ""ts" a4s ~ A-A ~
"sA AAA oo3'1s u's'"" P'''0'A. e-sti aA.e'
i7Astss'A0 Apps't'e is'u 49, 4Hd Ho" i''o 10
80 '"'o ~ -. ~
" AAA"sA l'AA'' We" i''A -Aa ~ -' '''-a1' ~"
aoh' anu y 49, aSuss''' a. -'s' '-2a' aaa - pa
noa. --a-- 49,
Murray 4 Lanman's Florida Water
Isl perrumsof l.a1ehles. Eiehne,s; seosms tic hat
Immediately removes RAshes, Tan, Biosehes, and
all eomPisxional olsnlsass; pariah of the
breath after smoking; preservaaye gum and
tooth wash aud exhaiss q nnsr ana more lndes-
Sold BIZ d. r. Lanm.u l. Co, wholesale druggists,
DO " a,.t street .rd by s!taraxx.s al zoe per bot
u., inch 10 dulw
FOR rneunansm, cas- wound. ana pain OF .ii
sorts, ihHfs 10 certain fsmsaf--psers hsaans
fAoi"ee'ioh' . s-ia'''e' N1st - --N f~A'-
Ls.ins properties are truly wolasriai' sold oy..
nhsti" HINES q eEIrfiH"Eh'
u.ra wc.a ..umner for .air--n.l.
9i.kary Rl.,s M INIT. Cherry. Manic. A.h
-. ,r,,..,.. g. ssh Att4sG &C
mh.32s'
Gi., u.n.sa a. A. b,r.s ,,,x Ami, 20
,n3.,rssa ,.has.a,,
-----------
lie Mi.....yp. House situated o. Eroat bet ~een Ma
s,s u.,rs.nn .tra.t. will ba soIa s.sar Lot % by
iaeiset fArt O. t's Parsas's AineS sAh remain on
mortgage ior ana years al ~ peg cent LOT OF
iAttS street, near tao "a - pSp0s, S-ktSo tes'' As
Conner lot Ell Bssdy street, coIau1 Clay, I9sIs5
tss, The lois Oh Ia I'd and Paurla street. are
.,.saAiaIy stuatsd for ba.Iusss purposes and tho
location Of the Brady street lot enc or Il. best h
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE
Second 81. bss~ssn Brady and Perry.
GOSSAGE & BOYLES.
Having leased the store iorus rly occupied b,
STRICKLAND, judd DusHAm,
would respectfully call shs attention Of The iu.sn.
davenport, Rock Island and vicinity, 10
thsir large and well selected stock Of
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS,
Tne PRICES, STYLES aad QUALITIES Of ~b,sb
are well worthy tt notice Of CLOSE PvR.
cHAsERs, consisting Of
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
ia srcst variety oftts re" fs.a,snssl. SPRING
sTTLss, FRENCH, ENGLISH q AMERICAN
Prints, White Goods and En- broidsn.,,
LlsEs and dom sstics, English & Cfs rusn sos,s,v
SMALL WARES,
sesSs Brushes, Combs and Psrfumsry Of Iii kind.
ssry rich sssoftms nj Vi the
LATEST ihPoRTATIoEs OF
sHAWLs AND MANTILLAs
These Goods bsins NEW and just OPENED u..~,,
.hns Opportunity Tor choe. ..lsc,to.
cs.sta So'sAsE. uch2edwtf cx.,. O a.p
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The Republican Candidate for Judge, 40.
The Lyons Mirror, published q, Mr.. Mills

home, thus speaks of hin:
We can say from personal knowledge
and from The records of his previous his
tory, that Mr.. Mills il .tsuneh Republ-
can in principle; gentlemaB OF high liter
sry and legal sttsinments. well qualified in
al res poets 70 occupy creditabie position
upon the Bench. He is a graduate Of one
OF The FIRST iiteray Institutions Of the coun.
try-Ysle College. His legal studies were
mainly pursued In the Office Of Hon. Ash
LEY SAEsos-whose name ia a. widely
anown as the Reports of WxDALL-and
chiefly under his direction. Having prae-
ticed in courts Of his native State, he bears
with hia diplomas of adnittance to the Su-
preme Court and the Court Of Chaneery of
New York, as well as certificates of admit
lance to the District and Circuit Courts Of
the United States. As man possessing
a high sense OF honor, unquesuonaole in
tegrity, uprightness of character, suayiiy Of
address, quickness Of perception and iuds.
nent, an innate love of equality and justice,
hc would command the goodwill and res
pect Of the bar, and make an impartial and
ehcient Judge.
The Mirror 10 another article thus speaks
Of the Injecting of the Bar" a! Lyons:
When the meeting assembled here, our
Republican lawyers, as vel! as those from
Scott and Jackson counties. would have
nothing to do with the affair, being satisfied
with the nomination made De Witt
TINS threw the "wire-pTllers" back to their
old dodge, Of defamation. Judge Lenng-
well made statement in the afturnoon In
! regard to conversation with Dr. Chatterton
and NJ Mills, in relation TO Mr.. Ms wish.
ing nom nation from the bar. But here,
/ too, they were foiled DR.. Chattehdon
came before the meeting and denied the
statement almost in toto, placing the Judge
in g rasaer ti2i! Place, and showing bis state.
ment was false. Finding Their attempts in
vain 10 draw in the Republican lawyers to
endorse their man, the convention (com-
posed of eleven members nominated Gill
bert Mitchell, Esq, Of Scott county-a full
blooded dyed-in-,he-wool Democrat, of the
free-whiskey stripe
Thas ended the farce. After "pipsiay-
ing" and trsyerslng the three counties with
over eighty practicing LAWYERS, elecen only,
six Of whom were from this city and Ciin.
tor, could be found to enter into nomina-
ton BY Inc bar, under the direct control OF
the democracy. Not srepubliean lawyer
took part in the Convention The dodge
ives TOO old ahd the game too plain to suc
ceed The whole convention was nothing
5u. farce and ended in ridiculous fzzle
Try again gentlemen, for this won't win.
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For sale..ss acres Of beautiful land Il mile from
corporation line on Dubuque road, with good house,
barn. excellent well and eistsrn,2s rings OF never fail
ing water, u acre strawberres, Rhu barb, Asparagus,
&c, will be sold entire in parcels to st purchssss
Applyto GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
ian2Q dtf LAnt once MAN Al.
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EOk UAlk.
A LkASE OF Lots upon which are aiected tvo
"A batldings used AZ wagon mAkos and oiAek.
sniithshops tho bea stand oethai business IN pAv
enp0rt, or oan DO converted Into Erocery ot PsS'
dsce store. (mch7l GEt,. l.. NlCkoLLe.
BINGHAM AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
corner Alh aud Brady sts., Sd aoor.
VTNhk second ssrm Of this inslit usion Will com.
II msnce on Moaday, March 50th, and continue 10
Wssks. Terms y AID 10 dollar par quarter III
Wssks). HERMAN HAMbUR0kh,
mh9(dlw Principal.
NOTICE.
rl,HR arm heretofore exciting under NE style OF
! Moore & Brown 10 this day dissolved hy muta-
nj consent, n. w. MOORE,
GEO. M. BROWN.
NJ. Hugh Garrett having purchased the intetes
of6eo. n, brown, tho basinoss wiz hofeaHOrp w
conducted undo th name and atyle 81
MOORE q GARRETT.
n B.-As Mr., Brown wishes 70 leave town very
soon all owing US will see The necessity o. psysW
sp. mon bsdtW =
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
- ln1l

- nnonrn An
IN and .nar Monday N.rsa sa.l, lss7, "a anti
Na.ssans and IoSa CITY, tsanisys sssspisd) = fol.
lows; ~ ga
~ Freight AND hmSrah' uain" 90 q A.
9Th Exprsss train .. - s.S :. =.
s.ceptsd1 - follow,
lstDsily Exprsss Trais 81 $50 A. NJ. i
and Freight Trainat lf,0A.n.
Sd Freight Train 81 500 p. n.
a. kxprvss Train q s,2S y. n,
!. iolio ss,,'' s'ps'''p'"a'"''' 'SAa' p
=, r from , ne West ANA N.
I'd Prsirhs Train d io,l5 4. n
ID FREIGHT Trsinst $50 P.M
''A From r s.: q: E E.:'H At 'Dr'A
s q rrsisA. Train Train :. is@ n
lh ExPrsss Train SIS P.
~ ~ az .Sns soan:e, Al p.ysap0 win
NE Rock Island and Chicago Trsins.
.,nss Gs.aS. :. ~ ne SssD..ioO S.r saa
gase. Also 10 procure tickets before taking their
sss Ml te a. e ~. nav s.nn.
AsIsa ses 49,. ------------ a 10 - s.R.-
10 CarpeAtess and Builders.
uauI he ssh day Of April, for 4. erseusn Of AZ
edition 70 lis Slsscas 1vsiiins. Plans Ac, can b
sesn attAs residence Of shs sa6serbsr, sor aide ..
Sth street. west Of 0revp.
neAsOdiv ALxx. W Ao0REaoR.
-----0n O,v1-----
FEW s..ra.r. o s.a 5. accom- aoa...a ..sss.n
msIen.0oxw
IwantsA
AsIIuAIloN ~ elsrk IN nsseannis hesss,oy
man rss a VA ~nS msS. nis.sif ssnsni,
ees =, ~ rp 49,. S..nnd .,,.sf m.hSniv
49, = = = =. -. - = -
CITY LAWS!
The 1svissd Ordinances Of the City Of
DAVENPORT.
II ali Puhn.hs sn,Sns,ts $500. s.N SSsn
Prsa, 80, c.ao! :cr.. 4. .hsns r ~ s ~,
| rsesivst ''es'''' 'V's''s~ 'AsP'' wv just
The Iowa Beck Rsens,
| NJ .,.pa
sa4s,0.l xLI AlAAs
NEW STRING GOODS,
..,.,...,v
wADsWoRru.
| yEE sryLrs sppIro nsrss AIRS
o 1~ As'
> Tissues, very r,cb Chiow, Prin,sd a orr.nd,s:'
French printed Janeorots, Plaid and printed
| and Enslish priats. brocads 1arerss, white
Grape shawis, Cashmere and Brocha
shsvls, Stella and printed shawls, long
snd snofs oack neu Mnts, mail
sorSsea ufh8nsm FoPuns, seu
a.a "''ss VI soou.
OQ(M zRt6 MORN eMg!
| March n. n
- =. ----------------
TO 1e1v.
| nksiRABLR rooms for families in The Ladie
~ College uildins on the ars, second IA hi I'd
Aoors. mhasd2t
CNUl v. HrS WHsVspx n
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A Card Wishing TO secure Mrs. MUIR
rays services Nufse will please address box 6ot
Postoifies, Davenport References: DR.. Parker, DR.
Prince and any lady whom she has attended.
mch2Sd3tS
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L Chance 10 Make d Fortune

= Vu6ucF 70 0uK6 U f0ItVu6
CLARK's CELEBRATED FLOUR MILLS, one IL
operation aud exhibition dsIiy, corner Pcrry and
Third streets The public invited to cali 80 roe It
sLsts, County, Township and shop q single rights
and Mills for the Territory Of the State Of Iowa 70,
sale. Applyp
Oct24-df JACOB WEAvEE L.
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Try Hickory aud Oak Wood, for sale,
from ap the river. Price % per cord.
mch2sd2,s Gko b. ALLlAG.
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Wanted.--Bosrd and room b a single senas
man in private family. Apply al MS ONCE,
NH
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Mississippi Z Missouri \. B,
SBALED PROPOSALS ~hI b, received by the un
y dersgn I'd un mi ~ o'clock NJ the 18Th day Of Apr
seIt, for the grading, masonry, bridging Ae Of ths
portic Of the I'D general division 81 this road isyias
bst~een Colam bus City, Ia Louisa couaty, and Okla
iooss In Aahssta county, being distance Of aeoai b
miles.
Plans and proGlss and spselnaaions, viii Be resi y
for exs minalion al the Enginser's once, In Mus
sains, on ard afer the nfsi Of prl next, when ali
informstisn relative 70 the york will be given.
Contractors will indofse their blds, "Proposxis
for Contract, " and direct them ~ Aesrs. Fsrnsn
d Durant, Ausestins, loss
The undsrsignsd reserve TO themselves the right
10 reject ary propositions that are act satisfactory
70 them.
HENRY FARSAM.
men 2tGapl3 THos. {. pURANI.
Election notics.
The legal Of the City Of Davenport hereby
i notified that polls wl be opened on the nrst Sat-
Davenport the election Of one Mayor Clerk Treas
Marsnsi and Police Magistrate for said city, and
Adorned in each Of the foiioviDg wards, 20 vii
The Of, s. and 9Th; and one Alderman in each OF
tho following Wards 10 viii the I'd 3j and $ih wards
The places for holding sush sieetcn sii b - fol-
lo~c
In tie la Ward, B. Heinss store.
-" "a d StsnsEs boarding house.
I'd " Cosrt House.
Al Ne~ Psansyivania Hoass.
:. 5th I" New Haven Hotel.
" 9Th - School House, East Davenport.
lnah954tt JAS. J. sLADE, Clerk pro ten
GARDEN SEEDS.
TUSI receive ch oice lot Of FIRES GARDEN
- sBkps Ia ! and b packages 4at also In
smaller papers, atths brick re-, Front and
Brady tmhS4dS1ul e, LkSsLik.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

AOtlOWay's riiis...Prompt Rshef.-No
do these scratching Pills influence the system
through the fluids winch peryade il, Than The siom
aeh and bowels begu 10 perform their dulles siso-
reasy The sppesGe Esturas, and new life seems In
fused Into the pateni SOLD at the manufactures, No.
~ Maiden Lane, New ORR, and No. ~ Strand, Lon
don, and by ali druggists, zoe, u21sc sad 81 per
hox tneh24 dwt~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

For Sale. "a lot on Main Street between 9TH
and Fifth Street Price low; terms easy. Apply
10 msh2odIw GEO. l.. NICHOLS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30


rare "Of Il 81
-,.
PnTECuN
ANO " u ~ .
IysS.NnAiir v.
- EsPkC IrULLf informs the publ. that be has
,,na,a,,.,Y 80 sA'sns''s
PfhOTECdNlC LABORATORIES,
In the United Sfnees.
p ,,.,,,s ,,,rin. st.. u-L.,..uf. A.,
ehes consisting OF
celorsd and Plain Rocksts, Roman Cspa les
Fire Wheels, Bengal LiRhta Nina Yfrs
,Ioor. ncmh shs,,. v,.-.-
Fire CraeKsrs, ssrpsnts, Torpsdoss, g., % i.
% rtt,;,to,. prpr yynsvs
AZ uly AMI other ppsie $780,. ~
70 $500 ana forwarded 20 4. psrts az ~. sona,r. ~"
directions given hev 10 srvaIs. and bu,. .h..,