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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

In Committee of the Whole, bill allowing
mortgsgers to waive the right Of apprasement
was discussed with much animation. The ar
gument that the poor will be oppressed by the
operation of the law, if enacted was the only
one that was urged against its passage Cor. Of
Portage Democrat.
And is not that argument enough! Is the
sole object Of government and law to benefit
and advance the interests of the rich man? Is
this the purpose for which the republican Legis-
laturc is assembled? Are the rights of the poor
toler for his daily bread, never to be considered
in the enactment of code Of laws? We sup
pose paragraph above quoted was written by
Erastus Needham, the republican representa-
tive from Portage county. From the tone and
style, we conclude that he iavors the bill. The
manner in which he writes, shows how little he
regards the welfare of the poor, else he would
not speak so indifferently Of the subject.
So far, since this Extra Session has been in
blast not single law calculated to benefit the
working class has been enacted, But little has
been done Of any kind, and all that has been
accomplished, is solely for the benefit Of the
rich and well born" e .ys.
We call upon our opponents to point to sim
gle pledge carried out single promise fulfilled,
since they have assumed the reins ofpower in
legislation.
What have you done for the people?
Wherein have you reformed any abuses?
In what department. have you rctrenched in
the public expenditures?T aa
Why are you holding an extra session.
Why have you released the Banks from the
payment Of taxes?
Why have you attempted to repudiate the sol
emn contracts Of the State?
Why doyou refuse to pay the Public Debt?
Whydid you steal $554,00 from the Sinking
Fund.- and finally, : ts \.
II thereis anything to do, why don't you do
it, and then adjourn?
The people arc tired Of paying you four dol
lars q day during the term and also supporting
your families during vacatioR.-- Portage Sentinel
-----------z@- ---e.--. szs------------ fti}iet
f65-A lot ofiellows went on deer hunt the
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

CORN Pork When corn is worth City cents
a bushel farmer cannot fatten pork to sell, for
less than six dollars hundred. Corn, at forty
two cents, pork to correspond must be five cents
a pound. Corn thirty-three cents--pork four
cents. Corn TWENTY-FIVE cents--pork three
e,nts. Corn seventeen cents--pork two cents.
Corn twelve and d half cents--pork one and a
halr With this table, . farmer can easily toll,
by knowing The price ol corn 1t what be mtist
sell lis pork to make il pay; and knowing The
price ofpork he can tell whether he can afford
Il buy corn for bis hogs 0ts6 Fa,b.er.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

Gl-A lot ofiellows wcnton deer hunt the
other day in Arkansas, and in less three hours
captured fyo girls and woman.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-25

corse, still that young soldier riots on, for Tay
lor has said "Silence that battery" and he will
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07
Limss l,s,susy.

Yesterday the following letter was re-
ecived Which We lay before our readers with
out comment. II tells il, own tale.
MARIcs Linn County, Aug. 4 ls,s.
We have n,ct the enemy and they are
ours" The whole Republican ,icke, is elect
ed hy nesely 10 majority The un,crriaed
used eTcsy means honorable and dishonorable
la defeat us. Private characters were ma.
ligued with real Democratic" yirulcnce. =
But all would not do. The Republicans raj
licl TO their standard and drove back the
hounds Of Democracy ankenneled for fh,.
fight. The new Constitution has about 4Oo
majority The following Republican. were
elected
Daniel Lothian, OF Cssiar Rapids Co Judge.
v NJ Day of Marion. Recoricr& Treasurer.
Levi II Mason, oi Marion, sheriff
y. Greer, OF Mt Vernon. Ccunty SURVEYOR.
Elliott, of Marion eoroacr
Yours truly, Sc. y.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07


Wm. Henry Kent. a son of the late Mrs
Kent, the wcll-known and popular actress
entered Shircs' Exchange about % cl,sh
on Sunday evening, and meeting Mr. =
who is his brother-in-law. at the doo. said
81 am drunk !" when :. told him very kind
ly that II would be- well then to go and H.
down upstairs. Instead of doing 80. how
ever, Kent went into the back larlor of the
house, where he had often seen revolver
under pillow of the bed. obtained tie
weapon, and throwing himself upon lounge
IN the apartment, placed the pistol to hi.
ear and fired
The report brought has sister, Mrs. shirss.
to the spot, who, when she saw what had
been done, instantly tainted, and fell insen-
sibie To the floor Kent was found in the
agonles of death, - the tall having lodged
IN the brain, n,--and brcathsd his last IN a
few minutes
Kent was just twcnty-one years of arc.
and warm-hcarteJ. impnlsive and sensi-
tive youth. lie had been living with Shlre>
for some weeks, and had seemed quite hope
tul and cheerful. IL is thought hy some.
that an attachment he had formed Esr 4
girl In the housc. aud which he had pcrceiv-
ed was not mutual, had impelled him to
sclfdcstruction. .--tiaciAi.ssi Gaseifs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07


The cunard steamer Persia, from Liver.
pool 18th ult., arrived II o'clock thu, A. N
GsgAr BRirAiN.--The Government had
intimsted " Parliament that nothing would
lc done in China except the destruction Of
var junks. Should tie result of Lord FL
gins mission "a Pckin be unsati .iactory, hos.
tilities would be continued NJ Canton.
Lord John Rnssel had obtained leave "a
bring in a new hill for ths s4l,aission ol
Jews.
Baron Rothsceilds has resigned his seat
but has been re-nominatcd and will be- r..
elected without opposition.
: The Agamemaoa had sailed for Cork with
her portion II the telegraph cable. The
plan of laying has been altered, and the YES
sells will commence submerging It on tho
Irish coast
FsANcE.--0f the Ave Democratic Dcpu-
ties u Paris, only two will take the oath 20
the Imperial Government Cavaignac can
not, and Gondchank refuses.
Attention in franse In conferred on the
recent Italian plot.
SPAis.-Exccutions arising out II the late
resurrection are proceeding at Seville, aud
fwenty-tow insM gcnts are 70 be shot
spain accepts the mediation of Frarce
and England On the Mexican question.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07
CO NJ NJ Z RCIAL.


- . MIA iosK. Aug D.
Fierk Merket steady Sale. $50 bb.s ai a AZ.
..bo ipf super state sa,s94,d 40 fr extrs do Sss.
foF saper western VI sussfloS for common 10 fus
ainaa eAiIa do GanaalAa unchanged, sxlss limited
Wnrsr Dali. trihng ssis- q Previous prlsrs
kts = Nominal at 81 os@si.io
tons BETTER sales 40 hs VI mixed western Of
D. N ASK
nafs -flrla 81 Clats4 for state and e4FCs western
f.ns -stesds sales Soo ibis 1T ga 3o<t.g 10 Tor
tnrss. ABE fer primo
Bsst Unchanged aud arra Prime me.s heef aa
s.aeeA
NsisA,r -esle- small. parcels ~ siN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07
Asesapssa Mardss ~ Mother.


A shocking affair has jnst occurred in
Clark.on.
Mrs. Marshall, who has been for some
time derangesl, bring left alone for some time
with her children, deliberately attempted t.
murder thsm BY pouring hot water IN their
ears. One Is boy seven yean old, who,
aftcr the attempt was made upon his life,
made almost supcrhunan efbrts u Escape,
and was, fortunately, successful. He broke
from his mothsE, 6bscsd open the door n
the roam where he was conhned, and made
good his escspe.
The youngest, IN infant about three
months Old, which could make ,so dsfsnce,
when taken up By its father appeared to bs
dead, but it wss discovsssd to exhibit some
signs of life. Recovery : hopeless.
We did not hsar the age Or sex a ths
other child, bit snAerseoDd there we're thr.s
whose lives we're attempted BY the mother
After this shocking attempt to murder hes
odspring, Mrs.. y. went 70 1 chambsr and
haagsd hsrss2, nd WHEN sound ahe wss en-.
tirsiy dsad.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

FiREaks's EXCLUSION. The lireu,en had O
beautiful DAY for their excursion Al A. NJ
the! marched 10 the depot, accompanied by
the independent Brass Band Ia uniform They
had placed on the cars Que Of their engines
aud hose carriage. They we're accompanied
hv q good MANY ladies and started off in hish
enthusiasm. They will be back this morning
We can probably gi.e q better idea Of their
reception in Muscatine by cer,ing the follow
ing nom the Muscaiiae .Iousaai, than By any-
thing else
Our guest vii, he received by the light
Guards On the arrival Of the cars, on Front
street, between lows avenue aud Chestnut
The process Ion consisting Of the Military, Fire
men, and the ba avenl,ort ladies' In carriages,
will pass up Pine 10 Second street. up Second
10 Spruce, Splu 81 Third Third to Cherry.
Cherry 10 Fourth. Fourth down TO Spruce,
Spruce 10 Second Second to Mulberry, Mul.
berry a. Front and thence direct TO the grove.
Tia. carriages will then return for the ladies
OF tho Light Guards aud others AFTER the
dinner, toasts, speeches. &c., are over, the
procession will reform la the san,c order, and
return BY route agreed upon 10 the front Of
the osilbie House. where our guests will give
Us demonstration Of tue powers Of their ma
chino After which The procession will break
and every person enjoy themselves al may suit
tbcit own fancy till evening Al s o'clock,
Tremon, Hall will be opened for the dancing
folks -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

IfFFtFOVl HaIs -
.Vtfaa -aiesel -icads ~ al advance u
Weather favorable Tot efaps
ktshsrdson, spencer 4 "a qasts Ws.ssI.. canal
Hour S,s4s3o.ad, Ohic -.
TAtiow Slightly higher
ssaAR-t Unchanged
GatFfk~-rteAds
ftA~"r"ned active, g sed g4iet snd unchanged
Iaspos, July Is.
MONEY MARkkE gidselN Bniioa In the Hank Of
England Increased lsas0s,
tsHs Steady
BHsApsIrEs1 --Ncfy dui
WHAT i,seitIcd pence
American fFfi-- in better a. tgatd t4r IA
botae std GiIsf eass Hal Haad.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

Toao>to, August J.
The splendid steamer ]. C. .horfisv,, he
longing to the Ontatio, Simcvc 1 Lake Ilu
ron Railway Co, was burnt e. the watcr's
edge at Barrie, Lake Simcoe, last night M
lives lost.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

WaSrrp'-A Man Of aomc experience in
the Lumber business 10 take charge Of a Lumber
Yard Apply to RENwl,k & son
aa;dtf Rail Road Depot ssw Mlli-
A GREAT BAseA>-Mrsr M SoLp.-
Ten Acres q beautiful Garden l.Ri, new Hos.e,
Fruit Trees, 80, oAly three n.iics roH tcwn, la
good acigheerhoOd, of IL 30 easy terms if APP
Piled ior seoa Agest- assd 81 aFalg
iadrc.s ., ~. Ole for four days oais
gn-dlts uoNE@IENn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

FiRs Al cnieAGo- Loss $4,000 Last
"Wednesday afternoon. fire broke out at
chicago, in the middle II a brick block on
Clark street, opposite the Court House. for.
meriy hour story rrs',ienees, but which were
undergoing alterations for business houses.
The whole block, loo feet in length, was
destroyed. The Methodist and Preshyte-
fian Churches were ON fire and saved with
great difficulty. The block was owned by
Ja- l.arfnon, Esl.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

81 u the editor of thc n. l. Argus had
read Tuesdays Ga-sfts. he might have dis.
covered that We corrected our error oi the
lay previous IN stating the Republicans had
done their dnt, tn a man We wrote this on
the morning Of the election when every Re
pablican within our knowledge ssas dcing his
dui, Bat, probably, the editor OF the Argus
dad read the Tuesdays article. and was In
aebied % ~ for discovering the apparer, in
cnnsis,encf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

~ Nessrs. Brooks & Davis continue ser.
wing ur at their saloon at the corner Of Brady
and Fourth. several kiu,ls Of choice i,e cream
every evening
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

sfr The AeTs has stopped elccting its Cor
oner. II only elected Democrat Surveyor
oiie day, but is Coroner twice by rcspccta-
b'e majority. II has now the official figures,
and Is at last set ri.ht.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

tr Miss h. Rsnwick, IL win be seen BY
advertisement, has removed her stock Of goods
to FORESTS block, where she will be pleased
to see her old customers and to make new
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

- II ranorama continues 10 draw
crowded hor amp every body Is delighted
with il. y. \ 90 tonight A. tomorrow
night You won lie able 70 crowd In.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

On the ~ Inst in this eity. CHARLES 1 young
est -an % Rev Isaac and Mary A Bu,t-rfeld, aged
year and u months
Funeral this moralIs At O'Clock from their resi-
deaee en Elghth stree, be,wcru Ls Claire aud Ear.
mum
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

t-c' The public hall Of Mr.. Hilis building
on Second street viii 10 20 by 65 feet, and
capable Of seating from six TO seven hundred
peoDlc
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07
HOMESTEAD
1 Osr.-TuE SUBSCRIBER IN COMING

- from Iowa City 10 this llaee oa "Wednesday
Aas sih un ih. evening trails ssehaMavd hl. carpet
sack, y.ry probably whale cn the omnibus al Iowa
CITY, for aaa'hsr resembling u aud Wishes again 10
recover hs property In ssid carpet -Hek deed.
aud either papers oi saias u the The psr.nn
having his sack viii eoIrr fasuf sAi NJ the .amac
uhe be paid for his tfauhle ~ having the sans. ~
the lie Claire House wb.r. he ussy Dad h- own pfa,
erts, OF hy sending wurd 10 .ab.criter - Nsstoa
Jasper en- Iowa
NJ la N y
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
LOCAL MATTERS.
G~ G's' communication win appear 10

-" Mr.. CaraxGar. the original proprietor
II the Crummery House al Iowa City, died on
Tuesday M ID last.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

CT Judge Hall is lying dangerously III
sith cholera morbus, at wspello, Louisa
counts. Tn Tuesday be was considered in
. critical condition.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

~ Several commani, aiions on hand with
no names attached. The ashes OF number II
oilcr namcless productions are In the stove.
Ashes i'll SON mingle with ashes.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07
L EST N Z VS..


O0eiai Retarss s-scess Cssssy.
The following arr the official returns II
the general result OF the election in tbs
county:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

afterwards vote right plump ia favor Of open
ING another street, ea,ch of course sisnifed
the grading o; 1t! They voted with some real
enthusiasm for opening Main strcct--fcr com
mencing new wnrk-and when the subject
Is not Yet out Of Court though /, is appealed
from our Circuit Court thus perhaps making
the council legally sale in their action. We
question the policy of expeading any more
money on Main street al this time, even II
there we're ns ether Than financial objections to
extending It, We take the position Of the
gentleman in Council - whom We have allu-
ded, Lei US finish up our present work, and
&c, little more Of the ready" before any
other street Is touched than tlrose NOW under
contract
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

"E ARE CONSTANTLY LOCATING
w Land Warrants IN the Springfield aud jack
son lsnd districts aad have skiful surveyor. es,.
gagged la scvcing ehoico lsds In patton vi the
.Ierdy reoIening ~ the Office of the Warsaw lt-.
tref We have nae n the lniefest ~ sur agents to
serve us faithfully and they hssr instruction. ii e..
turn our Warrants rather than locate thetn o, infe
tlor lands
Mar Of tho country can be .e.n a, aar aflcc NJ
3ulant Block, Main street
auTsitf W u EARBIR 1 40
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

IHF ELECTION Yrst,nD,y AT hali-past
twelve o'clock last night, the votes nj all the
precincts In tie city we're not counted, aud
consequently We are unable 90 give the full
returns. The First Warl aud the Eastern
precinct ot the Sixth Ward are still Ia hear
from.
The vote ior Governor, 20 lar a. counted.
stands For Rollins 4,iS3, and for Stewart.
1859; showing a majority for the former Of
,U9i Partial returns have been received
from the county indicating that Rollins ina
iority there will hc from | 500 10 2OOo.
Sufficient retur,, have not been received
to show who ar clect.i Judges of the Su-
prcmc Court but there can lie little doubt
u Mr.. Richardson's election. judge Lack
land is no doubt elected Circuit Judge and
Mr. Clover, Judge of the Criminal Court.
The vote between Colvin and Duscnbnry
for Law Commissioner j. pretty close one.
but Mr.. Dusenbnry appears to be- elected
Mr.. Maurice j. elected Representative by a
large majority. Judge Gcbcr of tho Com
mon Pleas aad jude Lord Of the Land
Court arr of course clceted there being no
opposition. The Waierworks loan j. carried
by lare. majority. We hope to bc able Ia
give complete returns ~ our next issue
", Louis Istsfffycanr, 4h
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

- ktaeret.af = ts1liFlel- tnfilss : aiitit.l
E.QhN ARpING AND COMMISSION MER
A. CHANTS y Warehouse, opposite IL H. depot
u 2sissa Grsla, F.0ar. salt Cement aud aN a..
O. fHs.ee. - Fssta grudnss
l.4.4z s9.sltss aA4 stfeuGgl - AtEh dispatch fol
the psFeassf - 81 Oral fHeaaee la his And
ether .A&sk~&s
Or fae.llties ample ~ the storage of al kgd,
Of ssaIa s1a r. s1see
LUsssi cash advances made on eonsig gEnsas. sher
des.ss4
sRss.As atfeEtsa pa.a 4 receiving aud fvfwardtns
goods " Fasifeaa Or river Charges at estabh shet
rates
RtsxasSess-ceok 4 Sargent. Bankers, Daveu.
ros; NAnnb, bfa. Barrow A. Co, BANKERS. Daven
l9rs Sae-Q.as, Campbell Il Co. Davenport 0~o w
It. Banker, Buffalo Bauk u Orleans, AiDlof, n
y. pachess c.. baak n Y. Thomas ksspshail
Ess, keShcatsr y Y. Waiter Model, y. ]. city
Gary Graft cgamlsslon Merchant 81. Louis Colin.
E-4a-Asy A. Ca, Chicago wurss, Hatch Go.
ca cAgo, W u MeAisters Lsq,. Chicago, Doughty
W.xinssa CO. Poughkss pale; Watkins 4 Ossiey
/ Ceanssso8 Merchant. Louisville. Ny.
Jane = dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

whisky, ccs. Uon. = asal0
do nosss,-1 tos7 =
do xye, 1880. oouoo
Pure 1ptTfea- AteSD
DHantly, Domss. .7sal =
% Imp. -. y 0neo -
ON, Ha1es uwAe, :. q -
- Gleb uooee. -. Z -
. nelll, ....... z g
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07
RIVER 1 STEAMBOAT NEWS.

Asw1veo.
Steamer J. NcKsE. Keats Ke,kak
Steamer kATs CAssst, Washington, 0slsha
Departed.
1seAssr ALnAnsaA. Webb, GaleaA
ntsa1ss J. 1skss, keses, Keoknb
Tss nfvss Tho Fives eontinues siowly rsesding
81 III points To Duhnqns 1spvess of sAsAsh ssJs
Tbs river abess y gssslng vorss ever 1sy. mssh
Nnsulsy y ssDsstssss1 nsa uasatngs 70 D Paul
Dsef Slough b hsss@tng ~ ola eye core u plots"
-ND-
Dssesssssse sv.-IAeeo wsgs large namesr ei
sseonsss q H. o. l4sais wharf Moo1ay ssd Tee
~, - shey ~ na1mSeily tssgkssssd W shs ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

IL The Republican candidate lor j Judge
IN Museat'ne i reported TO have been de-
&ated hs two votes, and the Sheriff by three
votes. This shows the Importance ol every
vote
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

FORWARDING ASD COMMISSION MER
CHATS. Produce Deslers, aud Wholesale
al hs,a. Deglefs L. DR. acod., Qaee 0ro.
ssIegts
Having ar9,a EasIa for Storage shall ray par.
tea af 8 teift7a = Receiving, Storing aud Forward.
lAf ~ y t9.s esz4s 2cd tn our cafk
GasA laid Al asi sGgnes fur rfDdaee
The bAN EXPORT STEAM FIuT RfSG MILE
vii hs Asri n esartSat nrerAiina, aad farieHs are
isforaz1 that we psy Al al tas. In Cash. the high.
eel Ps4ef s4g " &esf Flour always a. land
kN.AKllEAM A IRE lTYMAX
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

crpas.--keperted malorit, iar the Con
stitutien 80. Very hight vote.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

WO0kEsr
flAnnele, e,.....<. ~
Do twillcd. -. rs
Linlnss plaid, ...- l0slsh
HAsinstss pl. d fsa silsaS
~. 4 I4aincs, fAleylba3s
Ulock ....-... 70
neel -. ......... n4s1
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l'AlR n.

MISS RE>wlsk RESPECTFULLY IN
lvA Forms her fsi.ad. cu-i am.v~ ard tho u,,hlie
VA general that ~ consequences at her store having
been iestrosed by ths hrc on SATURDAY, mnrhlng she
has removed her stock to th.
tosrsss 0lD~k, cor. Thira ama Perry sss.,
where che will rrmain. and esnsnao 10 carry on her
business, until her new store Brady street hallt
which she hopes will bs In tina. for ts fall trade
Nh. tAkes this opportunity oi retnrnims her
thank. w. hsr fiend~ aud customers shs N~sy nl
~ral she has received .aee h.v arr,.
val la this cit, and trust. by strict attention a. the
Natts ard ofdsrs of tho.c whn uay faka9 her with
their patronage, To- give .aisitel" ald ,nrrt their
| appreciation
1is. hsa~.ek, aiso, with deep sta,iia.le retaras
her sincere thanks 10 the very kini fr.n- " ha 1s
dered her snrh valuable assistance uftng the DIR.
and bcgs tn as~ur. them that sueh slAia
she never can forget. and her earnest aMd sGHe#fs
prayer Il that such calamity may isitstl.f
t3i audit
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

InE ENeuRsIos. Several vi our kirc,nen
returned froni Mnscatinc Last evening" and were
delighted with their excursion They were
received with enthusiasm and the rnar of
cannon, aid marched over the cits with th.
military. The ladies' fairly covered our boys
with wreati,s. great arcl, was erected over
me II The streets. with appropriate notices
and beautiful designs They morcled to a
grove, where the, had an elegant di,.ner and
remained I'LL four O'Clock An immense crowd
vas expected al the Hall last evening, for
which there were brilliant preparations Mus
gatiue has done L.rsrlf bap.r
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

MrseArrSr.- Democrats county ticket
elected. Majority for the new Constitution
about $50. Vote very light in the city
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

THE ONLY PLACE IN DAVENPORT
i Wh-r. full and eIulee assortment II the ahass
ssAi@ can he fsnhd !. at
NskTiNa
lie keep. cssty thing IL that line OF the bos qusl
liy and he sells them right
1ail and see Lim nj Li. New rle4r
- MAKTIs
yessif Brad, street, fpar aaor- below Third
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

Motsf VrRsoS.--fer New Constitution
263; aEainst, loo. The entire Republican
tickct is elected by 80 majority,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

Five hr.f days of August, lsss :. Children ~
la comparing this record, al allowance
should I've made for the issrcase Of At least
iiity per cent. in the population of the cit, la
the last three years. With that consideration
age. s,ill the number OF death. among chill
'ifen Is very large. and frem the rrcor,i thus
iaf the rfcseit month Ii on the increase
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

MORTALITY ~ DArKSvoRT.-The following
j. table II the comparative mortality Ia the
city ~ Davenport f,r the months II June.
JULY and August, dari.s the past three wears