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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10
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The keokuk Gaie City, in speaking Of III,
Republican candidate for Governor. who's.
home j, at kcokuk, says:
We have some pretty mean Loo.iocos IN
keoknk, who are not apt to hesitate At ri.
ties, Or 70 treat with much delicacy of feel
iils the Character and standing Of political
opponents. But nevertheless, here where
Judge Lowe lives, has long lived, and every
body knows him, no one has yet exhibited
himself :" mean as 10 attack his private
character. or To dispute his fitness for the
oiliee Tor which he La, been dies gnatea--na,
one Tn the contrary, We saw Il Ia their
honor as we'll n his, they speak Of him in
terms Of universal respect, and place the
contest upon political points entirely. II
- lsit Tor those ut u distance, who know
least about him, 10 commit this inexcusable
lndcceney
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

BANK or fLoRENcr.-We are much sur.
prissd to hear that reports prejudcial Il
the sclseney Of the Rank Of fioraee, and
t"ok, Sargent 4 Downcy, have bscn indus
tf,oosly circulated hy some insiduous e.,e.
my Of that Institution, and u those who ar,
responsible for It's circulation. Mr.. Down
e,, one Ut the firm, resides in this city
where all the members of the firm are vel
known. Such rnmor only cxcite> sn.ll.
herr; Il i regarded in the same manner al
Davenport, where Mc~srs. Cook 4 Sargent
reside. Ia these critical times, il NAV be
considered as -omew hat Hazardous To en-.
dor,e the soundness u any body: but we
lave the hest reason 10 know that the above
uained firm. could redeem all the circulation
Of the Bank Of Florence, twice over, with.
OUT embarrassing them particle or touch
ing cent oi their enormous landed in teresi
We hear Of the rumor through the Dubuque
EFpfess, and also from Cedar Rapids. The
industry used In circulating the rumor, in
iirate- that some clever gentlemen. ssould
like tn raise the wind these hard times, by
buying up little Florence paper ut : dis.
count. Guess they had better try tbei,
luck on the credit of firm not quite 20 vel
known.--ioTa Cny R,p.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

q The STATE Dsmecrai, Of this city, is
Aeses is about ALI and alf" The editor Of
the latter Is 50 overloaded with super
abundance Of political information. that his
political mind is a vast thing TO :. make up, =
and its great thoughts are not to he turned
easily lie may after while state for th.
benefit Of his couple dozen readers what h,
thinks II Banking, Samnels il known A. d
hard money man. Som q the leading %.
psrs Of the party are opposed 10 Banks
The Republican party are for good, safe,
soand Banking system. So is their candi-
date for Governor. What do the people
think Are they not tired Of being at the
mercy Of foreign banks
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

les, would IL be believed that the leading
editorial in the Democratic organ &c thi,
city yesterday, was on the subject of Kan
-, and that two columns and half of ia.
same number Of the Democrat were occupied
exclusively with Kansas matter. This j.
the identical paper which has been roundl,
abusing us for publishing ReKs from kansas
and articles in reference TO kansas, till a
stranger to the inconsistency Of the Dsnio-
Graf would have supposed, tina, not an incl
space IN It's columns could have been put-
chased for love or money, to he devoted Ia
Kansas affairs. Even when We gave our
readers most important and exciting news
from Kansas, not M item would the Dt,ao.
Graf publish. But suddenly awakened Is
Buchanan's letter, il will be strange il much
else than Kansas can be- found in this re
variable organ during the next month.
Well, there j. where we want To get il.
The kansas question t. ia the Iowa canvass
The frcemen Of the Free State Of Iowa will
show the pro-slavery party that the prinei.
PIE oil freedom is IN this election, and
brought into IL by the Kansas question.
Buchanan's special pleading will not save his
party here. They have run the length a.
their tethers. The, have backed mp SLAYER,
end trnckled 10 the South, Till Northern
freemen can no longer stomach them. Iowa
viii spcw out these doughiacc, next October
Who owns rHr DuBraur DraoeRATr
OssASs The Express d HERALD. demo
cratic organ # Dubuque) charges the Mott
Wsa Democratic organ No. p with being
owned by Gen. George Washington Joi. :.
or rather, the charge is made from other
sources and IL gives the lsgdli,y. The Ngrtb
Wssi, Jones organ whether owned by linn
o. not, replies very empha,ically. Ii SAYS
Jones owns the Erpnss, d, least ~ tar tia,
be holds notes for some hundred dollar. 4
against that sonccrn for money advanced T..
him to said papers support. and tina, other
Democrats have in a similar manner adj
vancsd aid and comfort, for which they
hold obligations II appears pretty con
clusive that neither of these papers own
themselves. The question now is, who owns
their editors Does Jones own them like.
WISE 2 He evidently places the editor Of
tne Northwest among chattles f" or proper
w. and screws him up 70 any organ tune
- pleases. But the editor Of the Erprs.
p'pcs dascord. lf Jones does own the L.
Y'e's editors notes, be evidently doe. not
o~n tue maker Of the notes. Jones amt
-" 20 great man with the Lrpyess as with
tne NorfArea. lie As General in the lar
Ter, and mere Corporal with III. c,r,oer
IL very plainly to be seen. however Tia,
there 10 IN immense deal Of .uur,o,. ,.,,;
ot'sm IN both papers, and if We may believe
what they say Of each other, a vrea, dos, I,
spurious Democracy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

TAsNrRy BuRSEp--Loss SA0Uo.-Th,
lire which caused the alarm ON Sunda,
morning, broke out in the large buildinl
known n Gny's Tannery, on the Norti
Side, short distance west Of Ogden,
bridge. The engines were unable 10 reach
the spot IN time % save the building, which
was entirely consumed, together with the
engine house. machinery, fixtures, and a
large stock of leather. The total loss
amounts 10 nearly $4,000, Of which amount
$1,000 Is insured. The building was own
ed by Gray, Marshall 4 Co. leather dealers
sn Lake street. A large stock Of bark and
dry house were at one time ip imminent
danger, but were not destroyed The leath-
er which was lost Was valued n $4,000.
The tiro v supposed to have arisen from
friction Of the machinery connected with
the bark mill.-Gicag. friL., stl.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

\ SIGNIFICANT Facr-The rscent CENSUS
u the State Of New York gives l.1oG. 2s3
maies and l,1li,f53 females. The widows
number g5.ls2 and the widowers IS. 3g7.
Nearly an equal number at males and fe-
mates, but bo,OV more widows than widow
sts An exchange paper says: 81 This great
disparity proves most oonclusively and ,tri-
kingly. after the manner &c the fable th.,
whatever amusement marriage may afford
women, II is death 20 the men,
Not 50 eonclusively either, ~ the mel,
immediately get married again, and alnos,
invariably choose young ladies for their acc
and wives.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

INTERESTING TO DENTIST DR. j. b
Francis, Of Philadelphia, has invented sha,
lac calls a galvanic forceps, which is intend
Cd n relief 10 the pain u extracting teeth
y !, combination Of the ordinary forceps,
with a galvanic arrangement attached,
whereby the nerve Of the tooth may be
charged with galvanic influence, and is
sensibility be suspended. In this condition
the extraction will bc without the pain usu-
ally accompanying the drawing of tooth
IN high state Of inflammation
Post
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

pIAth Oh JrDcr BAiIAHeHE-Judge Bail.
haehe died at Alton on Wednesday morning
last, from injuries received on the previous af
ternoon, IN consequence Of Nh accident. the
particulars Of which We have already pub
l'shed. Judge Bailhachc was an honor Il
the editorial profession, having been con-
nected with il for more than half century.
and justly esteemed in all the private rrla-
tions Of life.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

e. q. d. Woodin, Esq, j. about "a
remove 70 Sigcurncy, kcokuk county, Iowa
We are sorry a. announce this fact. Mr.
W. has host III friends here. Business
considerations of moment To himself, prompt
To the step. lie is one of the working Re.
Pnblicans Of Iowa City, who is always at his
post. He represented this county with
honor To himself aud his constituency, in the
late Legi-laturc.-Icna CITY Req.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10
ElTbe Indian, ed,,.rs arc .,,,,,.

e. The Indiana editors are calling 10,
state Convention, Ia protect the craft
against rascally advertisers.
~ all the huInbmggery ever practiced up
on q coniiding people, tins system OF hand
bal, circular, Magazine and Monthly Period
teal advertising - the most rascally. A
business man is made t. believe that mn ad !.
vertisement in Book or Monthly sheet,
that Is never glanced at bu, once. and that
but by few bakers dozen Of people, is
worth more 60 him than business sign
hung IN business paper, where from Ave
:" fifty thousand people see il, daily and
weekly .--llereiaad Piassdsaler
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

Charges Of malfcasancc In 0flicc, and de-
ialcations and swindling under Government,
come with a peculiar grace from Demo
cratic organ here in lows, where we have
yet fresh in recollection q certain Democratic
Superintendent of Public Instruction, one
Jim Eads, and are vet sore from the Fort
Smelling swindlc, in which Iowa lost rs her
share probably fifty Thousand dollars. Du-
ring the last few months We have had cA-
posed rs the direct swindling of the Dcmo-
cratic administration the Long Island sale
aud the Fort Smelling affair. The latter was
too clos. "a vs., 10 escape the observation Of
even Democratic editors. In this swindle.
the administration sold to one Of its tools.
in behalf oi no doubt many others, Govern
ment property valued nj from between one
and three millions Of dollars, for ninety
thousand dollars. And then there is the
Bre>lin dcfalcation in Ohio, in which the
Democratic Auditor Of State swindlcl Ohio
out II nearly million Of dollars; aud RICH,
NJ home, the Eads dcfalcation &C the Sl.oo
fn"is, by which the poor children IL Oh.
State were swindcd ont II thousands q
dollars. in the face II these Agreeable lii
tie affairs, the organ here has the preSun,,
ton Ia alludc To Horace Greedy, and Oh,
exploded nonsense about him accepting q
brihe II thousand dollars, and to othe,
matters in connection with Republicans o
similar nature and of a little truthful foun
dai'on. No susl-shallow dodge As this ear
keep the people from turning their eyes il
the proper direction. Certainly the expert
cnce u the last few months has abundant,
proven that the Democracy will steal whc,
they can get chance, and that confidenc,
placed IN them will he misplaced confidence
The spoiis constitute their principles Civ,
them office and their sole object il to max,
, all they can ont of Office
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

MrseArisE NoMiSArioxs.--The Repub-
iicans Of Muscatine county have nominated
John A. Paryin for Senator, and Henry
kseee for Representative. They are both
spoken Of as good men, and the nominations
give full satisfaction 10 the party.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

1x The Washington correspondent Of
.ne eoar'er AID Esqsiw says tAst Frank
S'..r' Of Missouri, viii probshly b The Re-
publican candidate Sor spsaksr Il the nsxs
ea'ssd States House II Rsprssentasisse.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

IHE TrKr.-Porto's SPIRIT say. thar
match has been made. with stakes Of S35.
90 between English and American horses.
the trial to come oil on one Of our tracks.
~ single dashes Of one, two and three
miles
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

The following letter in the New York
Irssua,. gives the particulars concerning the
fatal duel IN South America, between Prof
Moore and Prof Francis, of Iowa, in which
the latter was killed
Marc tEquador = A., an~ - ISL
You are doubtless aware OF the scientific
exploring expedition that LETT Iowa In Au-
gust last, under the direction 81 Prof W L
Moore, al Iowa. In reference To this West
crn enterprise, which has done much in de-
veioping the history al the unexplore,l
regions Of Ecuador, have the painful intel
/ ligencc Ia communicate, that on the 18th of
April last, fatal duel was fought between
PROS. W. l.. Moore and T.. &. Francis. oi
! keokuk, Iowa.
The circumstances were ~ follows TIN
the arrival Of the party at Santa Rosa, on
4 the Napo river, Professor Moore brought q
charge against Professor Francis of having
deceived him ia point Of his scientific nc
anrcnents, and therefore had imposed upon
hi> confidence, insultcd the Government "a
Ecuador, and had proved disgrace Ia BIZ.
adopted State. This led 10 the challenge
on the part OF Pni. Francis, which Wa
+ readily accepted by Prof Moore, and their
weapons double barrcled ling pieces, }
were heavily loaded with bucksl,ot, and the
distance agreed upon wa, Are rode. Friends
lntertered, hut of no avail--the parties were
determined 20 settle their difficulty with
powder. Accordingly on the 2Dth 81 April,
they exchanged shots, and the result wa
the death II Prof Francis. The charge u
Pref Moore took effect just below the re
glon II this heart, while that Of Prof Fran
=. just srazed the head of his antagonist
Thus ended one 81 the most savage duels
ever known in this country.
GIo. &. EDWARDS,
az Prof Moorc's Expedition to Ecuador.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10
BUILDING LOTS
TOR SALE At FAIR PRICES, AND ALL

toR SALE At FAIR PRICES. AND ALL
4 on long credit, 10 facilitate improvements
COOK 4 SARGENT
will sell lots 10 parties who viii build on them tai.
season. al moderate prices, aud a credit Of one
two and three YEAR, Iunstf
DWELLING HOUSE UN BRADY STREET
- for sac The andsr.gncd ati~rs for sale his
Dwelling House an Brady street cor Of Thirteenth
containing eight rouus and cellar 1round 10 100 b.,
i5o feet contains stable, shed dine Apple pear, plum
And cherry trees grape vines shrubbery cstern and
well
The above 10 one Of the picasAn, residences 10
The city aud will be sold Al a sery low price
Apply TO doaS {, DAVE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

- The Burlington Gazette says there
. NO skniking or lodging about the Iov
Dsmocratic platform. Oh no. II did,,,
skalk Or dsdes On the Bank oue.t;oc,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10
IMPROVED FARns

4 e..t-ss ser.s under Observation-Disclosures M.
tars land House, good well, $50 apple irsss-Goo.
acre '' A'''' '''" 'o"' ''s ~
No al EksKA .es,lon n. n ..s-s
.sa m ~ ana ns cottage vel W.,
very choice farm Price sioo pss .ss S" me e'''
M aas a,..,,,.t -.
navenpori state Road % nusca,ins' eight sers.
@ ,mser-soOd house nve rooms, two wells -spsin.
nd nd. SOD I. ~a'er-nasniseeni view d Ii. liver
:. =.
. ~ ~ Al exeelsn, farm Of leo acres, e.svsr
4'.'- IRON. the cry rres ~ per acre
:.sI. .aa a~.ias Scass, % .srss under sai,s..aa
~ pr se
aNe aoS eho,es ~.ra.r ,y.,t ,h,.. ,n,,.. ~
sni,ss. saessssne y sasni serss N aagA state Q
barn Pyss! ~ "a, sPnns On 'hs 'snd nsv hoass enc
ssvsss
ssss. y. . ;ssS from i. s,i ;s' .s,.
improves. ana The remainder ape uaSer ana - us
sS re 80 =, sssns seoms cellar well eissesr
No zoe splendid farm Of 40 acre., 10 mile
.sss and s.her eopr."s. we sS1S sss
corn 80 Ths = az !srm ~ acrse " Wheat
=, the purchase Of sAoes lossiioa Price 80 y
No ., s..r
.a~n i Up. - ss.sr and Timber u .ies ffou
so"a iHee, w Per acre
enc slp sw n. / and w sEs s.e.lsn !. r "a
Pre-. .. s'': :'. +. .osa sa
parsnt station.
~. sss choice iarm Of ~ Aer.s ell isaeed an,
some fsali and m.ny sbsas 49, "a Ioass 80 es
ofy Grove Rod, ! railss from town The sdioirin,
~ 80 can y fought cheap
ny .,citon T-s sssuons y Range sas'
NV sec, Ion io L "a RAE. a..,
In all 400 acres siiua,ed about eish. mile. frou
Davenport Price 49, p.r 80. 'sa' '"tss "o'
h.sn,,e,s = y section sk East 4
No % ,sso aero. choice lana !, !. . =, g.. .e
CEDAR COUNTY.
mo ~ In TownsLip o. n m " f-w mill. 49,
Dnrant
ses, 100 - :. sd seres
; section =, ~ R1W % acres
seet.on g % n Nj w, - acres
section - ~ ri VI. 80 acres
sssiioH =. 70 X I W. a2o acres.
x,sr. .,,s 800 ~ a., psaaifai land, o. ssred three
swa a. o sa,,'p :, XIV
So - s~SN'n = - W - acres
N sse,,a0u !. e
~, leo
wsr .ss,soa 81 u, !.
49,. \, ~. :,s,,: !, y ,.,,.,x !,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

- Tbs bosson Pox suggests that
s'esossas dslDatch 70 Mr.. Buchanan should
nov ss: "0a sarth, psaes-ovsrbo,rd
snoths piees.s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

BRsToL's and
Ulcers spring from impure blood 40 weeds sprins
from neglected soil This well proved dsinfeaan,
and detergent neuiralires the morbid matter ~ III,
circulation, -rsirpsses the disease 'roo, and branch
II 10 unconis animated By mineral poison. Ksxrs
wosn PAsrIlIss. also eniirely vegetable are plea
SAINT remedy, infsiiibi, fatal TO internal worms
Hosd BY ID. II. LAnmsn 4 Co, wholesale drnsgss,s
% Water street, New York, and by all drusui.,s
sarsspariiiAel, and Pa.,iles &c per bottle
seSdylv
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10


IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
No i5s First rass two s,ory brick house. 10 rooms
with modern copvsniencss, on Front street. In block
], Fn''ons addition splendid view, &c. ssxlso
No LEA Fine two story tsiek Aouse I roous &c
on Front street block Fulton addition 10, sozlso
view Of river &c very extensive Price, es,ooo
No Lo, 2. block .. sozlsO. on Third stree, good
house, four rooms, cistsrn, &c.
No is1 IL, 4 block .. sv1sDo, good frame house
No ie2, Lot 8, block ~ sonloo, sxeelisn, hose
No iea 10, O. block "a sox1o nae house.
Ne iss Lot ls3Sxiso on Brady s,r,,,. between
Front and steAmboa, Landing Price. e2oooo
No 90 A email house on Brady street. Isa,
Lcccst, three rooms, well, Ae los s2xsal Price
No sol 10, In block LOS 10 lie cla,re's addition
WHO feet on Brady street Price, 1000
Ne 800 Lot 4 in block ., 10 Mcrn,osAis addition
s.xils 0ood house, n~~ and complete Price
y. No ., 5t Lot: ,sd ., block . corner Ware.
cash. hAianee three aud ave years.
No ga Ic.. and :, In block u. corner wesssr.
Avenue and ssh street Price 100 4 ea.h baI
snee three and i've ysars
No 90 Lease 80 fee, on Brady stree, ns., !.
very low
Ne 80 A beautiful four acre lot In Eldrsds.',
addition 70 East Davenport Price, q. ~
Ne I'll LOT 4 II block I, Armsrs addition, on lie
| Gust street, 6sniso Price, ESQ.,
Ne 30 House and lot corner Rock I.lsad ans
iarAaans stree,a lDt block Lambrfte's adsilto
nse me rooms. Good well and eissern Price eisoc
No e5s Part lot l. Ia block s. on Perry s,ree,
Choice building si,e-coH.s Price, t5eoo
No 2s2 House and 10, corner Main and Locus
| streets, ronins cistern, well, &c, eoxioe Prize
q 10
Nc ia Hoas. and lot, corner Laurel end Farnau
-,fsee sinSo Good new cottage house ave rooms
ktehea, eissern, barn and stable Price, es@o.
No - Ess, % feet Of 10, o In block g. on rours
| street, between Perry and mock Island Prs~ 50
Nc ~ Eas, ~ feet Of lot Q, black a. ON ruar,f
between bradS and Perry Price, es,oeU
No alo Beautiful building 10, on 10th street. b
tween kock Island and Iowa sireets, cuais0 Fries
tl.sa
10 sis iso.ies fest on Brady street In Ne~rs -
| No al Lot 9, block %, corner Second and Low
Ne ia Lease II years choice 10, on Third s,re<,
eorasr Ferry and Rock leland Price, q SO
No 30 House and lot corner Perry and pl...au
siss,s 10 Lameriis addition Price, ei9sp, on.
Ne as Twelve choice tee acre lo,s near N
| city.
\" ses Two'en acre lc's In East Davenport
No sss Large new warehouse near depot
depot
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lInnAs % Cedar C0onev.

GOUTHHALf OF SECTION II AND NORTH
~ half % Sec ., To, W. go acres az the
aho,. there were broken in 1855, some 40 acres la
the Of Sec. -
Also W y Of = W Sec %, T 70 Riw-
w acres
u i and 81 W. 81 n r. 4, Bee q
PRIV iao acres
y y. Sec 1T 70, n w 80 acres
u I, W. \ and N W 1 Of T. Gee
~, 7 ~, tW.-so acres
y Fec - 7 Rlw loo acre.
of n, W and 4 Il offs W Sec 20. r
". X l w lea acres
Aso smaller tracts, selected with care and for sale
ca very reasonable terms bS
Jy?5 COOK A sAKsrST
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-10

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
= Lsads are offered for sale by the undersigned on
the moot favorable terms the price, being moderate
pre fourth each. and the balance 10 one. two three
aud four years with ten per cent. interval
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sGisks aaasEsof Sc. of..' Town
SEs Of SEA Of csc 10 4 sRiE
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jy2sif BLAkEMoRE 4 LAWS
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engage In the sale Of the moot popular selling Book.
IN Nmer'ea invAiids, mechanics, farmers ard teach
sn wishing 10 travsi, will ind this to be avery prof
liable and pleasant business, enabling them to %,
the country, and make money nj the same time
Agents nov In the business clearing from eso .,
si-so per year For full particular, and lie, o
Books. address II u BrlfsoS, Queen CITY Pub
ishing House, lsi Main street Cincinnati Ohio; or
fliyisg EA4,, u RuLlsoN, Philadelphia
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