The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-24

have reerhtit a greatly enlarged by large additions
'if latest styles II typs A. prsni.- "nr
patrons VI eAstatr Jnh Wars of all Varieties With
leais.ss cheaia..-.s aud dispatch. u, The notice
| at.tss It will he .ect that We have ordered NOR
.tea1, press schn.ry This 10 the only ofer Ia the
cat, where steam power !. a-ei that facilities
are aneauai~d SANDERS 4 Bso
LOCAL MATTERS.
sf'- Alter a week of decidedly mixed up
weather. last SATURDAY elased il moderately
fair
Et-A new brick front Is hs,ng put to the
C.tt Hotrl "n Third street IL will he de-
cd.d improvement.
ss'- Al Duhnaue the price ol gas il q 50
per thousand cubic feet. Here IL j. O. 10 per
ih"usand and high ai that
sy-We refer to the adscrii semcra ol John
shil,o s. Co. Az extensive aud old established
importing hon,e OF Cincinnati
ssy- The Independent hoys are requested To
meet at their engine house this evening. See
notice.
| Watermeons are becoming abundant
in our market, hut still the prices are cxtraya-
gantly high ranging from ~ To 10 cts each.
To- The preliminary rocks. as the Geolo-
gsis say, have been laii on Brady stree, for
crossings. These crossings certainly much
nce.ied by "a, ~ saving to shoe leather
| EprcAIiosAL.--Me refer to adyertisem mt
of Mr. Bursell, who intends Opening sehool
nj ,hr corner oi Third aud PER-, streets this
day
| tf~ The Le Claire Market Hau.r was we'll
iiliei last Saturday morning with good stock |
II fresh meats, vegetables Sc aud reason
ahl, s.l i,atrohiz.,i. W. presume IL ~ss the |
| same with ti,. other market huus. |
n The Dubuhue Ao,th~,st slInies to the |
white claa>." of The New Constitution, a.
the pet n-sro e,lnalit, m.asnr. 81 the Re- |
pubi,cans. II II Is sugh a pet, j. II MT a little |
| ~iI,ynlai that l.W Repuhieaas vot.I t,i |
the,I pc,
r hest.r,iaN m"rning wr Mere compelled
| {" sci cal a whole eolunh at asisertisenrnts
for Mani "t spa.r.- DsmocM
We hnst th-n y.n sct "ul those non
| paying onc~ al which rou har. several col
ni.l.s.
| TT on. II Grn. Sargent rows III dwell
lihgs an the hlnt Is ahnnt completed aud .,.r
lamiis has moved ia They are perhaps the |
finest aml ie~i iinishe,l buildings even hnill |
i f81E In Hi. .Rtt4 ..I f.....
| tenement. Ia match the nihers - in course al |
erection. |
s" Mi Foreman has removed his anetinn |
mart T., the stand lately occupied the meat
market, direetly opia>,te ia. fa>t Onicc, and
was Yesterday holding l.rth io a large crowd
~ his fellow citizens oser a pile oi mise-lla-
nea,,s plumber. Iie Ia, first rate stand new.
A man need only raise hi- voice once at this
| point 10 assemble a nnliitnd.
| - respectable WOMAN residing i1 Roek |
| Island arrived at the Ter, a couple evenings |
| siiee ts lat. t. cross .,,er sh. was met al |
| the wharf Ia sa,ne rnwdl.s aud GROSSLY Insult |
ed A friend forlnnatsl, cam. along and res
cned her from violence These rIfiians are |
~l.atiel They were followed L. a ssioon aud |
| recognized
Ter The Republicans everywhere ar. exaii-
ing over th. fact that the New Constitution |
has been adopted la this State We don't |
think they have much eanse Tor joy u took |
renegade Democrats 10 carry the measure. - |
Dubuque NORTH West.
What's the difference Tn. vote of a ron
Republicans as the vote of a renegade Demo |
cratic editor for the opposition. But we trust |
| thase Democrats who voted for the Constittl- |
| tion will recollect they are how regarded a. |
reaeyades by Democratic editors, aud govern |
themselves accordingly There Is another |
election soon Ia he held
Nrw MrrIe.--Mr. w. \. Willis has Just re-
eeised NJ his music store on Main street. a |
choice selection oi new music, Just from the |
press of WIN. Hall a son, broadway. New |
York. We thank Mr. Willis for several piec- |
| - Of this music aud can recommend our Ia |
| is friends To examine this latest arrival |
| They viii always find nj Mr. Willis music |
store the latest songs ballads, operns waltzes |
&c. &c.
1 buLL.-6usiness men complaining of
| dull times. II is customary at this s-ason of !
the year, aud Is not eonfnesi i this city alone
The Dubuque North West says, liz our PROM
enade through town yesterday. We regretted
to find business generally at a stand still No
hnsiness III any great consequence. appears 10 |
he doing just now II j. ~ with all the other |
river t"wl,s hut 10 s.n our farmers begin |
| 10 fsaliI. something an their crops money
| will become more plenty
T.LEoRArHis.--lb alluding to the delay ia
transmitting an important message We sent by |
telegraph 10 Cincinnati Soine tei days since,
We had no is,enii"n of reti@ssine apon the op-
orator Ia this city, a. he IN doubt transmitted
| the message promptly nor did We refer to II
on account II the pittanee of expense TO which |
We had been sabi-ctesl, hut hecanse IL Is As
ssasmer ~ sh,ch messages are loo often 6ass-
sssfted Whether the fanlt lays with the op-
srators along the line, or from the want of
proper connections certain II j. that II Is al
most M imIr~sibilils 10 transmit messase
direct "a any Eastern city. II lh. Company
would regain public confidence the, must he
pro,nIa~r In the transmission of messages.
/
PHiLaARnosic HocisrY - The meetings II
thi, Society for Rehearsal will commence
again tomorrow evening Al III. lakes einel,.
They invite all dispossd ~ join th~ Hocieiy 10
be present st this msetins on have their names
pragosrt. The Society, - We have belore
aaid, arr making arrangements far tho per-
Sssmascs of Haslsils Grand Oratorio :. The
Msaiah." win Shli orchestral accosppsni-
menss. 70 psussvsy lsessass ~ vocal power
of the socissy enn1 aany more voices ass
needed, bath ,aais md 1sssals. Ths hsn<i ar-
rangeusents have heon osds. saunase ake an