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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-01
Literary.

MEseKs EDIToks: At The annual cleo
tion Of the Young Mems Literary Associa.
ton last night Monday. 3oih,) the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
President, Milton n Price.
vics President, Herman Hamburger.
Recording Secretary, Joseph J. Lane.
Corresponding See'y, VIM. T. Clark.
Treasurer, Oliver, c. Logan
Librarian. Charles N. Hubbel.
Assistant Librarian, Epss Sargent.
Committee Of Ways and Means. the Pres.
ident being er efese Chairman, J. w. Gui.
tesu and J. T. Hogane.
Committee on Library, the Librarian be-
ing er qSfcio Chairman, ]. +. Dillon and D.
l.. Shorey.
Committee Oh Lectures, the Correspond
ise Secretary being er eGeio Chairman,
5 McHsrg and J. w. Guiteau.
Committee ON Scientific Department, ],
r. Hogane. J. 8 Slsymsker and c. H.
Hughes.
Committee on Questions, II A Reid, j.
] Lane and J, w Guiteau.
Editor Of The Quill" H 5 Doniphsn.
H $, DoslPEAs. Secretary pro TEN
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Kxplssisn and Fir. At ss. Louis
Loss OF LIFE.


From the 81, Louis Inislhgenser, 2sthl
Just before dark last evenings fire broke
on in the store No. IS Main street, near the
Messrs. 7. J. Albright & Co., as q Gun
and Ammunition Store, and Messrs. e. +
Kraft e. Co., Dealers in Hardware, Tools
&c. The cause Of the Are was, 90 far -
we were able to learn, ~ follows: Abou,
the time to close the store for the night, {
customer came into the store Of Albright 4
Co., to purchase pistol, and the clerk in
| attendance put cap on he weapon Tor
the purpose Of firing it of, when the cap
exploded and communicated to q number Of
canisters filled with powder, which exploded
blowing the Foef entirely of the building
and setting IL on fire. The shock Of the
explosion was felt distance OF several
hundred feet feet from the scene of disas.
ter, and a man, whose name we did nos
learn, and who was not recognized BY any
one. was instantly killed BY some missile
blown from the building while be was pass
ing along the sidewalk in front Of the
store. A double barreled gua was thrown
| from the store and passed through the win.
dow Of the banking house of Rogy, Mil
tenberger a Co., on the opposite side of
the street. The house destroyed was =
two and half story brick, containing two
tenements-one of which was occupied 40
before stated. Both firms had on hand
heavy stocks of goods, all Of which were to-
tally consumed.
In the same building, and in the lower
story fronting on Commercial street, were
the firms Of Sauborn & Chsrleville, dealers
in meat, and Aessrs. Mckay + Hood, Pro.
vi6ions and Boat Store Dealers. The
stssts Of the two 6rms last named were
light. bat everything on haad was entirely
destroyed.
Mr.. Albright and his son. who we're in
the store 1t the time Of the explosion, were
both severely burnt with powder, but not
seriously injured. There were several
persons in the store Of Kraft & Co., but
all, i, 10 thought, escaped with their lives,
although three OF four Of Them received
slight bruises. Ef
Various reports we're 10 circulation last
nigh, in regard to the number killed and
wounded By the accident, but we could
learn THE loss Of but one:.life. There may
possibly have been persons buried in the
ruins when the walls of the building fell,
but of that there 10 a. yet no certainty. At
the first breaking out Of the FIRE the steam
engine was brought out, and worked faith
fully until it was quenshed. We are una
bic to state the amount OF the loss sustain.
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Tie IiceLEs Ia.

Next MONDAY me cAi'@si'a = '''' 800
~ah be ea'see upon 70 so'e 40 " "''
License We nave sAP's'As' ~ " ~
shon the fespohslSibls ~" .-
Act beiongs-who mrs. ih''' '' .a ~,
saA Legfsallfe' ~ e''1eh'
su' ms - ,ho5
sssae. Deseis -
~ correspondent IRON l"'' '''D
70 New York PsPef' apo "ss' ms
fske not, chsrged BY one d 'hs Den'os's' -'
organs here, that me NOS n""' "
lures Of this bib. and ~iieh a1aSe ~ 90 90
Soxious 10 many, ~e'e '"A
pshlicans. We deny tbs VI Inc eohlis-
~, ~ assert mat me oftgns' oll1 Ahae pseea
BY Nr Hsrdie. va. na'ef'eiy "'s.hea ~
the Republicans. We nave copy % '"A'
hill before US, with me a'Heto'h ems aa'aeH'
ed Afterwards made 70 ~ a''A We can a''eh
ton 10 : few q tss more PROMINENT 'Aoai.
Sestie1s made ~ ihr neeeDs'SAN' " W
Oemoefsse e'
IL the hrst seetisn, the ~ deeiafse MAJ
the app l,ssnt iof LICENSE s'ea'' =.
# Hu STAT, thus cutting ~ nom : psfi0f
...,.. Ia ,he benefits 81 Abe act many OF
-. c.,m,,s for whom tie Democracy
1hose 49, r.
have such PeeSh" t"".
fence "snd citizen Of 70 '' VI"
stricken out.
Section 8, providing thai n sri's for Ia
aaor bills, when sold in "a titles less than
-galIsn'' the cut .esi' ',s dismissed q,
she COS. Of the plaintiff, sd certain proof
b for msch.niesl. usdica or sacrament
n optV
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SuIciDE.--A young man named Levin
A lien stopped al the U $ Hotel, Rock Is'
land. las. Saturday night. During the nigh
grosns were heard proceeding from HE
pom About O'clock the next day the
landlord weGs 10 his room, and found him
n dying condition. He had taken NOR.
phine In his pocket book was found these
lines.
"piesse wrle TO Miss Amy Lsndon, South
Bend, indians, Ask her TO forgive Lewis
A Alien, March the Zsih. ! have clothes
snd tools and The Central Hotel, good
watch which want her TO have. Farewell
and tel her 10 NEE, me 10 Heaven. Amy
don't ktil yourself when you read this, su,
Try 10 be hsppy-snd know you will a.
ways be good. Farewell, your love, Allen,
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JuactAL Eleventh Judicial Dis
trict cid it's Democratic Convention the
4th inst. for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for Judge P Cad Bryan re-
ceiyed ls votes to IA for Z w. Eastman,
and VAS declared The unanimous choice Of
the convention II will be rscollected this
is the same Democratic party which is so
bitterly opposed 10 permitting politics to
interfere 10 Judicial eIections The nat.
Iral presumption lie. that the Demoera. .
have majority in the li,h Judicial Dis.
triet All, Humbug thy name is Demoers-
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TEE RIsHT SIsIIHkITs.--The late Re.
publican State Convention al Harrisburg,
Il which the Hon. David Wiiaot was nom
mated for Governor, adopted series 0.
strong snts-sIsvery resolves, eondemniDg in
strong terms, the late decision of the Su.
preme Court Of the United States; sssert-
lsg the power Of Congress ever the Terri.
tories. and declaring their unwillingness TO
eeridge the lights Of any class of citizens
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BALTIMORE, Thursday, March 70, 1857
The alcohol distilley Of J. Highly & CO.,
on President street, was destroyed by FIRE
this morning The FIRE was caused by the
bursting OF 4 steam boiler. The buildings
connected with the establishment were
shattered, and the bricks and timbers
,hrowns great distance. Several persons
were injured. Fosr burned bodies have
been taken from the ruins, snd it 10 feared
that others still remain beneath them. The
FIRE ragged with great violence and was sup
pressed with much difficulty. Loss no
sscer tanned.
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TIE MIssEsorA LAsp GR4aT.--The ST.
Paul Times estimates the recent grant OF
land made to that Territory for railroad pur-
poses, al 1900 900 acres. This 10, undoub,-
eddy, nearer the actual quantity than the
statement made by Mr.. Stuart, of Michigan,
in the y. 8 Senate. which placed it at l,
300 600.
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LAND WARRAsTs The Commissioner Of
The General Land Once claims that, where
the price u land is raised by bidding, a land
warrant cannot legally be laid; consequent.
ly ali those warrants laid on such land land
the excess paid In money! mus, be taken
up, and the money paid instead, VIZ: one
dollar and twenty-five cents per acre. The
decision will tend to reduce the value Of
lind 9srrants.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-01
A New Governor TOR Kansas.

Our dispatches from Washington indicate
that Robert J. Walker either has been OF
will be appointed Governor Of Kansas, %
succeed Gov. Geary, He will be zsslous
ally of the slavery extensionists, but iess
exeepd0ns6Ie than come other southern
candidates who have been named in connec.
lion with the Office Mr.. Wslker 10 = q ca,
speculstor, and it's 70 be hoped that he will
see that sueeess 10 that line IN Kansas will
upon making il tree State. Chic.
Pyess.
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REFUELIcAs NOMINEES The meeting
OF Republicans at Iowa City to make city
nominations was very largely attended, and
great enthusiasm prevailed The follow.
ing nominations were made. Mayor, Geo.
H. Jerome: Recorder, H.nry E. Brown
Assessor d. A. HilIingtoni Treasurer. 81.
las Foster; Marshall w Talbot.
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DznocAATlG,-Among the appropriations
Of the CiyillList recently voted at Wash.
ingtsn, was one OF annual salary Of o. 200
for Steward, whose dsty 10 "to have the
charge" Of the silver plate and furniture in
President Buehanau's house.
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Latest n sws.
WasAingtsa Intslligsass

WAsusNGroN, March ~. .
The Jury IN the case Of Mr.. Lee, indtctee
for the murder Of Mr.. Hume, In she Ps.s'on
ONCE in this city, returned iato Court sun
d. morning, with verdict 81 Fscqulsss''-- |.
The Jury were governed BY insuucnons Of
the Court given a she instance OF the eosn'
eel for the accused.
Mr.. Lee. IL will 30 remembered openly,
but enormously charged Mr.. Hume At the
last public reception given BY President
Pisrse, with having picked his pocket. The
nexs morning whom Mr.. Hume called upon
him (Lse,) u the psssion osEce to convince
Lee that he had bssn mistaken, Lee not
only refused to rstract the charge. but 6rm-
" reits, sted; for this Hume saRed him, who
shot him.
The new Secretary OF Kansas, 4r.
stanton, will leave next Monday and will
b acting Governor Of Kansas until the
nesa will denin him here ill early In Nay
The following Collector Of Customs have
been reappointsd:
Edward r. Hiliysr, Newark. N. j.; r
d. Willie, Oxford, Nd; Jas. G. Dell, g
johns, Florida; Jas. Sierra, Pensacola
, Florida; Michael Shoemaker, Detroit, vist
Harmon, whose sommission has expired.
The following Surveyors have been 70
appointed:
Isaac w. Mickie, Camden, N. j., sp'
| Charles Parker, Snow Hill, Nd
Every exsrtion 10 made BY the Navy De
partmsnt to enable the y. s. team frigat,
Niagara to leave New York on the 10th Q
April. Owing to the weigh, Of the subma
rins cable, she viii not take her armamsn
| on board,
| The Cabinet has had several might con
sultations in relation to the Affairs Of Kan
sas.
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a CHANCE OF PosrnAsTEEs.--Ar. Buch-
snsn has signifed to the Postmaste Gene
raj bis desire tina. new appointments be
made in ell cases where the Dsmecrsts Pc.
iiten for chshRs.
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Two German actresses belonging 10 the
Newark IN. - Theatre, eowhided the edi-
tor Of German paper the other day, for
publishing = severe criticism on their per-
formtuces
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HAvAHsA SusAR.--The New Orles
Picsyune says:

Picsyune says:
Our intelligence from all sources, public
and private, 10 very unfavorable 10 the grow
ing sugar crop Of Cuba. Travellers direct
Il rom the island rei,erate with the confidence
Of those who have seen with their own
eyes, the statements already made public.
that expectations formed in the early part
Of the season will not be realized. Some
say the crop in many districts will show a
deficit Of one-tnird; others of one. half,
while all agree that the whole crop will
not exceed that OF the last year, which has
fallen short, as anticipated, about lOo, 900
boxes Of that Of 1865.
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Tia MArriMaA

Boston, March 30.-Tho U. 8. steamer
Merriuac. from Norfolk, has arrived below
and will be ordered in the quarantine.
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QuElIEs.-Will our nsighbor of the Dam.
ocrat please remember when be asks " :
question, that during the last two weeks
We have asked him a dozen or two ques.
tons without receiving single answer and
that We have even appealed to him on sew
eral occasions to furnish US or the public
with the eridsnee in proof Of some Of his
monstrous statements. and received no At
tention whatsoever. We do not blame our
neighbor for not answering questions which
he cannot answer with safety to himself, nor
for declining to publish evidence required
when be never had, nor could be expected
TO have, the documents to prove that true
which every body, himself included. knows
to be false-but we object TO questions from
him untl.he shall show a little more res
pect to our queries. He cannot, however,
ask US any question 10 which we are not
ready to make prompt reply-,bui ~heth-
er we shall notice it a, ell depends entire
~ upon the attention he pays to our quer-
les. We have Yankee fondness for ask :
ing questions, and an honest disposition to
impair, al the Information within Us to 9TH
eYs
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NKw Yoax, March ~.
Information has been received here that
on the 22d Deeenbsr last, the National
Nicaragua Government issued adscrse re.
vokina ill the acts Of the Walker Govern
ment from the 9Th November, 1850 Juns
18th, 1856, including the decree revokina
the ehsrter Of the accessory Transit Com
pany -,
1t is also stated that partition Of NJ
caragua hiss been arranged BY conven'
tics in session at San Miguel in the ke
public of San Salvador and it has been de-
termined to divide the State betwser
Costa Rics, Honduras and San Salvador.
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L. New Dress Goods
RECEIVED AT @
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
lO(llA Yards Black silks,
AvVv ~ pieces fancy do, Ere
20 pieces Spring style DsLsinss,
3 Dc Opera Cloth,
10 do New style Chsinss
. do Duss lPisids, .J
- do Paris Prints,
do MoAsir Mixtures,
9 do Brochs Bsragss,
6do Lsin De Loire,
. DO Chintx Brinisnts's.
MUSLIN AND BINGHAM ROBES,
PARIS JAGosETs.
White and Cslorsd PozItsDssoirs.
RICH FANCY SPRING SILKS.
Axood suoTtmeut sf "b sIous
SPRING COLOUR, KID GLOVES
The above with variety Of other -
NEW GOODS
Adapted for ''sPRISGn jus, opened, by
II. II. SMITH.
JOHN SHILLlTO a. CO.,
No. u, East 4th Street.
ON CHM ATl,ss o HlO
IMpORTBRS OF
DRY GOODS AND CARPETIHG,
1 respectfully inform their eusto mieTs and purcba
~ seTs generally, that they are now opening a.
extensive and complete assortment Of
Dry Goods, csrpsting, Floor Oil Cloths, &c ,
Fsnilss, Hotel keepers, stssmbsst owaors, and
strsDgers, may depend upon snding the best
ciass Of goods, u prcss - ow ~ tbsy
can be purchased In Eastern cities.
A9%d&w3ws a
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Jseksoaport Burned
MExYIrs, March 27.-Ths town Of Jack
sonport Arkansas, 10 destroyed BY Are. All
the business houses were burned.
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LAW NOTICE

VXTE AAys Nils day admitted into our asm, Hee.
VII Ahe nrsctSce Of The Law under the nas
q COOK, DILLON 4 LlNpLkf.
In Consequence Of tAs change all Psreons inasSssa
y us are feop scsfully but earnestly rsQ9eesu %
all and seSts q cur old businese auSl and $50!
y closed. COON q OtbLON'
April lst, l0S1-dam
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| The Repusl.sans efAAs ID Ward ara aassesd 70
| NEE, on tAist wednesday evening, April 'ss,H y
scicet, Y. ~, ~ tAs new Public School House, cor
ssrof eth ara Warren streets In sa'd ward 10
nemtuats en- candidate br Alderman apidt
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NOTICE.

fIsHK nrm here Jofoss existing under III. style Of
Moore d Hfoua b this day dissoI we'd by nun.
u consent. ii. W. MOORE
SEO. M. BROWN.
af. haga oAtrsls ls sias pureh assd the intefes
Of Geo. n. Brown, the bsslness viii hereafter be
aond acted unde tn LsIhs aud style Of
s-.AM sst MOORE d GARRETT.
b.--As Mr. Brown wishes 70 leave town very
soon eli owing rs viii see he necessity Of SsynS
~. Dch HdxW n. b y.
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Jsss ?. cooE. JoSH ?. pitLoS. 1Aass =. .aHSIs
COOK, DILLON = LInDL1Y,
Atserneys 4 Csuncsllers ~ Law.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
once In cane building with Ceok Sargent.
VXyn nfa cuee IN he Courts Of Scott Cedar. Cltn.
w ton anA Muscauns counties, lows, and In Ne
Courts OF Rock Island county, Ills.
TO our Cslisssiss Dspsr tnsnt 10 devote sspssiai
care.
We 30 &C. q agents in negotiating loans, and
tion spldly
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Hanuhliean WArd Heetlar.

Ths RspabsicAas OF shs Fourth Ward are requests
= asss ~ tho Now rsnnsslvautA House On Wsdassda
sveains this week, to nouiaa,e Two candidates for
Aid, rmsn. mhsi dat
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.


H. <. ca N ss. < co "a a
HsnryE N.ron.nS n. ya,k,
DIV. Cs.k. Hartford, ca
sss Col. y. :. LArnsd, Wssh., .. C..
PAU. Alien, D. P!.,.a.!d, kss.+
Oh porrsnes, nossiana Ne
nra .srssss 70 oev a1i Irn. e c
Hnesvs ~ a4pso.be fAsss ~ w.D .As ~ ~ ~
So III I-es |
IMPROVED CITY paOPERTy.
lss-Les eioek "a, sSxlao. Oh EN- sussS ven
tnP'o'sa. s I.fals -
-.
10y. a. t,sn., .sinS,S ~. 2I.,Sc
Front a. n hiock rulton,s sdditton, iot eorlsO;
| view !! liver, &c, vsIy extensive.
/ Ti-Lot 2h1oek q, 30xls0, on ID Ut, good houss,
! rooms etstsrn, etc.
| isl-Lot Ablock -, soxsoe, good frame houss.
|
EH t& --
le3--Lots block q, 9cx1oo, ans houss.
4 s9
| orooms, basement and cellar.
'tNS A"a -
house, I'VE rooms, on 18Th street
'''.sS'
lesSLo. aStxiso on Brady o. between Front eno
4
co1A TWO story brick store on 70 81 doors ssst
| Ss-A three story brick store on I'd 81 between
Draa' ma Nm w. 'nS'oe 'oea'i0h'
ts--A bs.ssfai house eernsr Of ssett and oh st.;
ssn',vs lot isonise.
IA doubl, o.ms hop,e ,,rp, az SCOT, and 9th
o2-A double sri.k house 60 Scott Hs.r Sta q; 10
rooms WELL ei''sfn' &C. lot e1'l'
| rooms, cistsrr Sc iot o0xTl,
es-A nsa rate ..oSy brick house on Brady street
-
terms 'ory easy
1 -
f"on'' we'll ~S lot s1Absi
i, . house sn.u'r Of fsr' aud ''h ''' s''rn
istss house On hoch Island street nsar b,h' nov
| SS--f a Draly sfra
.eoins we'll es'ssn ssspss' &c, small chop Lea lWH1
IoGsd hoa.s and lot on Main street. roaa,, vol,
,z,,,
| ip-Lo' soeA = eofnef Harrison and Aeih su.
~ -
i73-To~n L. /. on Brad, near Locua
| usrrppovrn crry ppoppprv
ssa''e, '-s1''S' WY 'o'
los-LatI block Is. 7oY.o ,o,u., w...., .v.na.
IA. .#
iso-Losasl block -, seAe0, cor nsi CD aud
i5s-L9a 70, % sad la Dayisoa frass saaiIion
na-Len j and block 10, Pult oa's adsitlos.
lso-Iou 7.Ds 10 ,i,.t. . an. ia p,t,or, .ss,.
| las. Ia. ,,,,r..,,,.. .,.,,,.
| 'o' - hAa 'i''e summon
IMPROVED FARMS.
Its-Sov ssre, 4 lev mile. from y.Ieo,,. IS I. efss
under euluys u on good house. stable vol. sts,
|
.sr.s lmpraTed, i,.ins us.sr, 50 .ers. yooa. ana
| rone In sba na.dse
,,.-Piys.su.o. puouo.s ,o., rs., pass crosk
suitable for garden.
ns-,s ., mr., :. Pr. o,.,. ION .,,,,, 50 I'M
-
stat. Of eaIlivanon, good suiietnss, s,e, onT s
A'4'' "'-' 70 - o. '''' s.''s'0aa
| laD-(,oad a,n mile f,on pur,r, leo ere. 90
| broke. r
-. .so ~ - - J.
80 y ,sS AS'''' s' under Hhs 1Ap'''snsh''h
| l64-Sics iiiie farm Of ~ Gcr's, only rnhss
!
| San tmprovet t.rD, ..nesL sns al cultivated
liroys ro.d miles from town, osass Orange feace
| started su,is ely around the farm 10 scrc,
/
!. iis1-A aishiy improved aIm Of 70 .srs. "
| h.us. y. bs. Ae
80.
| liI-A hfm o. guy ssfes ~ mice rom sown,
Two q oaseA, pafns, oa'oehobsss So apple ana
ufs'n"~ .1'
ss-A snug little Arn a..s Fulton station, ~
| scrss, g0od hoass, se
|
| IN ecoIt eooNTf'
ne-S ~ VT bee ss 10 X 100 Aerss,
e+s3
| SEA Sec % 1T9N B2 L. la scrvs
-.
| ., oP7sNRap1so.rs.
| Wine y 1se' :. ;. =
| u,< ..,oT-svRa .c,..
~ Iias,s ,.ets ar, bssytts,iy ,,,ustsa on the
The ~ ' s, W trom n.y.npors W '''
| sS--Ihe Of tho D ~ OF sss io.f - Hhs "
| URyoUpoet
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sPeciai Notice to Merchan1.-
Rates
SAVE YOUR MONEY,
THE American Transportation Com,sn.
l. pofated usdef the laws Of the 81 ste ON
This Companyn prepared upon he oneni,s =,
New York Albany and Troy 10 a, o ops,. rom
LSkesat greatly reduced rates, and solIci, .on,t
uance Of patronage 30 iberstiy besto.sa Sns.a.
The last two seaseas. Eight drsl cixss :, IN ns,,s
wiz form tri weekly line from Baaalo 70 Cr,aN
thus sssuI ns TO cuslo 20 efs Dispatch No ,sa
w. ID. WALBRlDGE, Wee Pf.sa.p,
J. C.EVANs, Ssc'y and Trss,.
Nev York Agents.
ID ID, CALEB. u. ID. Mallory, Evan GrintL. q n
Pra I, p: .1fsgofy; omse., No. 4 Coep,iss ali.
e sn.a sHa NO. Cofliand st. corner 81
Boston Agent.
&c: i..os, ns.s1 Liberty squs,e, corner vs..
Albany Agent.
Akes"A II. Co. and ship sa1sy 81 Piers No Z ma
Tns sSnp.ny h.ys oeuvsDlsu, and .p.s,o.. v.,.
houses q Chicago Tor the receipt aAd delivery Of
CH1s: i. Hiss, Chicago gents
Chicago Wareheuse on Marker STRAIT m, ~,
son. nchz1dwlm
Fire Prssf PAINS,
SILyKR's fire and Weather proof p.is,.
~ TAYLOR Z bALLORD.
Csmphsns.
DUASIN0 FLUID, 1urpentin. Alcohol lust "a.
- ceiSed TAYLOR d BALLOkD.
No ~, LeGlsIfs Row. mb27tf
Oil.
+ ARD OIL, kosih OIL, LiIssed Oil, Boiled and raw
- TAYLOR d BALLOkD.
NO 10, Letiaire nov nch27tf
Machinery Oil. - -s.
FINE article Of Machinery Oil, IT 81 - per gallon
"A 4 full assortment Of Pant, vArsish and Artist,s
erHshss s.. TAYLOR & BAlLoRD
No. 10, LsClsirs Rev. AAQn
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Dissolution!
The partnership hsretofors existing between Alfred
Sanders and Levi Davis, under the style OF Sanders
Davis, in the printing and publishing Of the Davenport
Daily Woekiy and Weekly dazsts Is this day di.
solved by mutual consent. All psrsons svng claims
against the above firm requested present them
Immediately aRd those Indebted nsiied that
Element is Immediately required Either Of the under
signed 10 fully empowered recsive moneys set
tie all accounts due to or from the office.
ALFRED SANDERS,
Davenport, January LIST, 1857. LEVI DAVIS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-01

Notice % Merchants.--.A young man
recently NON ths East ,vshss 70 procure situation
- boskksspsr, can sonduet books 81 double or SIN
gle entry. TIE best sfrsisrsncss stvsn ~ 10 chAac.
hr spd ability. IaQuirs Al the Gsssus once
spldNs
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Bristsl's sArsaParilla, The Oldest, the
parest aud the sal reliable preparation Of The kind
ID now Manufactured 10 highly eonesntrsted form,
with improved machinery, By the ladsr sssned, who
are The ssis Of this prseatnsnt cure for
scrofaia. Skin discs sss general debility, as. and
also Of Xsmp's Worm Pssulles, a. Immediate cure
for W srms, containing no Mercury. Sold b, DIT
Lsnnau 4 Co., Wholesale druggists, 90 Water q
and b. slldraggish. sATssparIlia 81, and Pessuiss
SO nav bottle. meh3i dslw
Notice .-Ths Reading Room Of the Davenport
Beard Of Trade 10 nov and viii continue % b open
10 members, strangers introduced ~ menbsrs,
members Of tna prsss and steamboat men, only
The sasscriptis fer The privilege Of the kssdinx
| Room Is only o. per sRRam; psrsons desiring mem
bsship can call st the S>esstsrys Once In ne rsss
OF The Reading Room l, r. eoAAAs, seeJ'
| nsrehaodst
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