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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-19
An Incident OF Mormon Lift

The ST Jocphs (Mo) CARTE publishes extract from
letter by former resident Of Salt lake in which he de-
tails bis adventures in that city. lie says
During the winter, which severe he lost his hogs
return Informed that bis we had died and buried
lie built himself house in the spring fenced in about
twenty acres planted in wheat and but the crops
failed and himself and children were, he says,
PEELED live boiled greens and wocdssomciimes
little bran or shorts In this way rubbed along until
harvest His children all taken sick with the
measles and he himself prosrated by the typhoid fever
For two week. there little hope Of his recovery, and
be was persuaded 10 give his two eldest daughters 20 q
neighbor who promised 10 Cor them. They would
not receive the children, however until deeds Of gift
given 10 them
lie was now left alone, with small sick child, and
had not been for the kindness of a poor neighbor he
would have perished from hunger and neglect and
was this child the last Of his family remaining TO
him died He determined 10 escape from the valley,
but was vet unable on account OF health and means 20
accomplish his purpose. lie returned 70 his house but
was too unwell 10 cook his vicuals, and Scotch
woman came and mixed up little shorts and water and
baked H. a. he saws nns solid you bricks,
and had 10 get a Ratchet 70 c-it 70 pieces"
ON this and two quarts OF buttcrmk he lived two weeks
He now found nat his wife not dead as waste him,
but prisoner closely guarded He copfive1 means for
her cscare and hid her the house Of friend until he
could arrangements for leaving By trading of his
farm for wagon and mules the means were procured
conveying his family out Of the Territory lie first en-
deavored 10 escape by travelling North but intercept
cd BY band ~ BrVhams miuons who styled themselves
destroying angels p ard had II not been for band 81
pass ing Cafoaans he would have becnrobbed Of every
thing he possessed Amer many difficulties ard dangers
be escaped ~ The southern road n California not un'
b. had been 5epocd W the Indians % nearly a be pro-
\ sgIg,
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SpHCsrp RonmRS AND MURDER-Coroner Hills WIS
called upon yesterday hold inquest At the sixth ward
station house, upon the body of man named Daniel
Ciroy lately residing at No. 100 Mott street, who died
under the following suspicious circumstances About II
O'Clock Thursday night policeman Osborne of the sixth
precinct found the deceased lying nseDsbe at the corner
of White and Centre streets lie stripped OF his boots
and appeared 20 have been severely cut about the head
and face The policeman had the deceased conveyed 10
the station house a handcart, where he was kindly
taken ~ by the sergeant In command But the de-
ceased continued ~ sink rapidly and during the night
time he died from the effects Of his injuries. Peter
Gilroy, nephew Of the deceased, testified be-
fore the Coroner that he left deceased about ele
ven O'Clock Thursday night, aud that he vas
then sober and intent going home. Dr. Beach made
post norton examination OF the body, and found
nsed wound the LEFT side Of the head On opening the
skull large cot Of coauated blood found pressing
upon the BRAN Tho doctor Of opinion that deceased
died from compression az the brain produced BY violence
No testimony going show that deceased received any
injury the hands of anybody in particular could be ell
cited. but the presumption was that deceased was at
tackled and robbed by OF the thieves living
in the immediate vicinity OF the spot where deceased
found by the policeman. The jury in this rendered
result Of violence bat how received the Jury unable
10 say" Deceased wa So years Of age, and native
Of ireland.
FArAL FAuL-Coroner Hills held inquest ut 14T
Eleventh street upon the body Of named Mary
Mccarthy who died from the effects Of injuries received
BY falling down stairs at her residence above the
18th inst Verdict Accidental death" Deceased
a native of Ireland, and was so years Of age.
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Company OF Nlcarayua Volunteers.

The following are the names of the comprising the
company Of Col John Waters who left Galveston Texas
the 4th inst. in the Mexico for New Orleans
They bouno for Mobile whore they expect the
steamer Fashion, which viii take them 10 Nicaragua
Henry RoGey, John Martin,
John Nuner. \. J. Grow,
George Arnold, j. W. stevens,
Patrick shea, ". II. Davis,
Muyer, G, {. Burns,
Chas n Hathaway, Henry 3odcn,
A. II. Kan, VIM, smith,
4. y. Reeves, G. W. b. Ryan.
JaMCs Martin, John Cunningham,
Georce ". tTicc, Chas. Hogan,
Michael >chonherr, Geo. Jones,
George Z stud, John B0yd,
4. Ta.res 4. y. PyrG,
L. sIhInidt. = G Whiting,
Ben Frank King Geo. RorLsou,
A. !. S.eye1s, Dan II Queen,
Denis oa.s, John Brown,
James isnoek, Jas. 8 Norman,
VIM. peboyce, Tncs Gary,
John U. Uraiiy, =. Hanson,
Tat Murphy, J. Nihcr
.ay Nobles. John 9. Thompson,
t1as Philips, G. r. MurmGrly,
:. }. Caldwell, Thcs DAVIS,
{. KTsoy, Il, :. potu;e,
A. Richardson, Chas. shaw.
las Cfarc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-19

CLEARED.

CLEARED.
steamship Philadelphia Boggs Havana and New Orleans
Steamship den Copcha, Reimer, Havana-Pesant Bros
ae sisan'Hp A'sn0' Jones' Berwick Bay i'AA'o an
Ship sultan. Berry, New Orleans-w sale & Go.
ship WIN Jarvis BALLARD New orls1Ss 1, Il arsham
BarAMaiina, aikey, cisniurso.. P Buck Co.
BARK Itaska, Brown Pensacola-C Picrson.
Brig Dunklrk, Griffin, Neuyitas-C AZ Peters
hs ess BrsyeaT Sik Co.
sssr I Henry ,Sir,, SaTSsl iisllas LsaTy
schI Hunter, relle s1,. smi h.,,I ,u
sloop Brazilian, worden, New Haven Ewdards
ARRIVED
passed Java oci l. Cape Good Hope ~ he
sgsr S fSS c wv rs a ss s Nov
ernoo Melbourne DAYS out; same b bark
ed tn mast head Of sSnssa vessel appareSy the ops.
head 81 ~ shP ih s lon n y, S sSp P
Kong Died board oct 30 Of sentery Charles Msury
'A5S Ss o.pa GsS Zoo ss
Good Hope Oct 81, Helena Noy 10 with teas % Nc
Whaling dasy ssp sSSas
Aans kdSs OCT e Ha ks 2 Lsphs f. Tx
Ida Steering with loss d rudder; Oct e. lat 81 s. lon IS H.
iR ss Sss E II bark toF
lon spoke MIGHT Hamburg aSgT N BRIG "a
e BE- the APsG from kepasp for Vera Cru g days
Of and from fairhayen % days The has experienced
light weather the passage.
ship Nicholas Bdde Eamos liverpool Sept 10 and ~ a
Nov ~ where she put h ia disiress with coal u af
Merrill 18th inst ls 50 H. Ion " ~ saw shp Tonawanda
Brig Bonito. Upton Bucnos Aoles, &c, u, with mdse to
Brig Poseidcn ,o, Kuhn, Ansosura Nov i5 with hides
Brig Atlantic Cof New Haven't Merrill Port Spain. Nov %
In ballast 70 master Il bound 20 New Haven 10Th inst lat
2 ~ lon 81 TO- spoke bark Chiffon Pennel from Havana FOR
Brig Ida Raynes Amldon Maracabo Nov ~ and the bar
IS IS spoke brig African for Prince 9th and
ioh company with barb Velocity OF New York steer
ing NV. Tue has experienced very heavy weather
with sugar, to walsh, Carver i Chase.
Brig Thos Mayhem Hall Bermuda 4dsys In ballast to
TRig Legboru Hatch Philadelphia days for Boston
Schr Pedce pakcr, Rio Janero, Nov T. with coffee.
Murray Dec "a lat - 90 ion q rs spoke ship santiago
schr Cortes, Townsend aabocn, We africa Nov with
palm oil ivory, &C, 10 Mumford Bros 18th inst lat
81 81 Ion 70 %, passed brig Casllisn steering :
&C. 70 master sth ms, Ia 20 lon ~ spoke brig BcAe Poole
with provisions Last night while Al anchor IL onaranne
during the heavy blow, the brig Abby Elizabeth bound
Richmond dragged her anchors and came foul q the "
while towing Or the bay yesterday 7th afternoon BY
sieamiug VIM Buck ashore the wcs' Bank bu
schr Teocada tof Baltmorel Jacobsen date Darlington
who did - Wilmington, MOI ~ AIMS Bay ia via Whining
TO- orwood, A. To- RSby Mckee ''' ''' -" P'''"
Schr Tomah Nelson, Cutler, Me, n days.
schr X punion Love Ess,port 10 ssys.
Schr Delaware, Bride - Roekland
Steamer Curlew, Williams, Providence.
BELOW.
one ship anas brgs, unsnewn.
American Congress London; brig Flora Port an Prince
Wind during the day sw
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Political Intelligence,

EXTRA SESSION THE MICHIGAN IEGIsLAruR..-Goyerpor
Bingham, OF Michigan has issued proclamation calling
upon the members elect Of the Legislature to
extra session at Lansing the Goth CT January next
The RESIGNATION or Nix. BANKs-It has been stated in
papers that Mr. Banks has his resignation
his office member OF Congress- take effect January II
such probably his Intention says the Boston 1rareler
but such document has yet been received the state
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So see Port arrNhis
TINS CtrprR sHtr TwrtieHr-Al those who have not avail
ed Themselves the opportunity Of seeing the beautiful spe.
mon Of ma val architecture called the Twilight, lying %,
the wall street had better do at once before her
departure for San Francisco. The Twilight "a supplied with
OF Emerson patent venaors besides having all the
other ventilation which be found In the hes
ships hm fo the California trade IN addition 10 which her
decks fert inches from door 10 hoor when
confident supposon that hcrcarro will be turned
good condition II IL possible 70 be from any vessel
that has through the tropics The tasteful and appro
pirate heuchead which adorn The prov q The twilight y q
itself object OF interest full length female FORM elegant
ycArvcd wood holds IN s extended right hand star white
IN the left Is seen gdcd nambeau, thus express nE the
which receive light afer The has set
This noble vessel loading in coleman California Lime
Srr,snotr yoPKrowr-The officers &c the Galveston, ~
New Orleans reports that the morning ot the sh inst
passed The Of the steamboat Yorktown, ~ the Brer
stake Tndolo from Atakapas loaded with sugar ana mo
ssses The Galveston brought the Of the Yorktown TO
NO
BANK CsRSIotA-Iong Branch Dec 1.-THE bark Carniol
Can't Hopkins the Coast Africa, with dye stuns, Sc
bound YORK wef' ashore ~ Srk River this morning
A. O'Clock eaklnr badly. t'y telegraph ~ Ellw0d Wal
eT ESQ Secretary me Board q Upicfwrcrsl llhe schr
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MATRIMONIAL.

MRS. POST WISHES TO CALL THE ATTENTION or
m ladies and gentlemen to the following facThat she hss
her matrimonial register Applications from Of
the mos Respectable ladies' and gentlemen IN the United
States IN view q msrrnopy. All munisa
tons confidential ~ her residence ~ Fourth street NB-No
notice bstn VI letters except one dollar 10 enclosed.
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The Metropolitan Police Commissioners.

LODGINGS FOR THE HoCsELEss PooR-wHo Is To
PAYg-THE DETAILED PoLICE-THE USE OF STEAM
ON THE FOURTH AyEsUE-CHARGRs AGAINST 20
LfcEMEN.
The Board yesterday afternoon pursuant adjourn
ment, all the members being present except Mayor
Wood
Mr.. BOWEN submitted the following reply TO a communi
cation which he had addressed the Comptroller
CosrrRoLtER's OFFICE. !
NV YORK Dec. 10, 1851 /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-19

LEwEs, Dci, Dec n, AM-The ship Margaret for New
Orleans went yesterday forenoon The brig Fairy,
from Prrnanbnen has received orders 70 proceed 10 New
York will for that port nj next change o wind
The bark Thomas Dallct,, hrgs Fairy Molunkus aud
number of schrs in barbor Wind Hight from NE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-19

DoyAI, QUEENS HOTEL, CrrrroRD AND CORY
IL streets burlington Gardens Bond sireet-For fam-
lies ard best situation london pri~es
moderate Frequanted by many % the first American fam
lies and the English aristocracy.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
L,IFTH AVENUE BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II 20 morrow December -, ut 10h A. NJ aud al IA r. Ms
by Rev sidney A. Corey.
ToHN STREET FIRST ". y CHURCH, JOHN STREET
Preaching to morrow morning at loSs O'clock. " mo
request the Pastor Rev Charles r. Harris will preach TO tho
veterans 1872 In The evening NJ O'Clock by Rev Alex
ander Mccean srangers arr nx.el 70 aIend as rec.
MEMORIAL CHURCH-REN. DR. yINTON WILL RE-
M peat his The Religious Aspect oi Europe
Sunday evening in the church corner OF Ham
3and ~ J.. ". Scatsfrec.
NORTH DUTCH CHURCH CORNER or WILLIAM
~ and Fulton sirfetsnlyne service sabbath At
IOIs A. NJ and O'Clock l.. NJ Lecture Tuesay evening"
1d meeting On and vfsn aSssr snd cns Sro
cordially invited 70 attend Seats furnished by the sexton
THE LECTURE SEASON.
T,uIRD LECTURE THIS SATURDAY. EVENING DE-
ccmbor 10 DR. MELVILLE will give an r2s2n o. nc
carbon theory Of consumption a. The suyvesant
Broadway, nj az o'clock. Abundance free
fyLuB noAT wANTEp-roR -FOUR or SIX OARS.
~ and capable ~ accommodating six persons ~ h stern.
having such willing 10 build Will write ueserp
ton u and lowest price for cash. and boat,
Herald Office.
NANARIEs FOR sALE-A LOT Oh IMPORTED BEL
W rian long breed canaries and lot o GERMAN singing
OF different kinds also 40 rood singing nckg birds,
sale cheap SO Watts street OF washington, one
block from Canal st, NJ Stare, back room
hog FOR sALE-A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND DoG,
IL only old Is fond OF the WATER aud a excellent
applied for Apply Mr.. PERKINS, Fifty tttn street,
ncxt house TO tho East river.
S,AIIB0AT -wANTED CHEAP FOR CASH, A SAIL.
with nrtrp n WI Al. 49,.
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ACTION ON AN INSURANCE Foley FOR THE Loss OF
MUNITIONS OF WAR INTENDED FOR THE INVASION
or crBA-rBsrIAoSY OF GENERAL GorcouRIA AMI
OTHERS
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

ossvsry dsscrivtou also nus lot Of dus Prench ssd
American IoHsn hssutsl silk and Grape Gssss, Rib.
ns Corssts, Em broasry, e., splendid psttsrus and
usntity Of nov Lsdfes articles She would klnoiy
cit the of the above and the continuance
he pssyonags for making Undsrgsrmsnss, Hair
go and ans dsntlsnsn's shirts. AnAA
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

A CRINoLINE BALLOON The Wen.
na correspondent Of the London Time.
says:
During the past year much h &
been said and written against the a
bnse Of 'crinoline, but the inhabitants
Of this city have just had a proof that
it may sometimes be Of real service to
the wearer, A young English girl,
who was employed as governess in
the family Of an employe, was SO dis
satisfied with her lot that she resolv
ed to put an end to her life by Jump
ins from the rampar's into the dry
moat An officer, who saw the poor
girl put her suicidal design into exc
crtion, relates that she looked like a
balloon in the air. The height Of the
wall of the city at the spot where tie
attempt at folo de so was made may
be about forty FIVE feet, but the girl
was so little hurt by her fall, that she
walked away as if nothing had hap
pened.'
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

WHAT ADAM SAID OF PoRTUeAL.
When reminded Of their want Of pro.
gress in agriculture ard manufactures
the Spaniards relate legend that
Adam, once upon time, requested
leave to revisit this world; leave was
granted, and an angel commissioned
to conduct him, On wings Of love
the patriarch hastenel to his native
earth, but SO changed, 30 strange all
seemed to him, that he felt at home
nowhere till he got to Portugal, 'Ah
here, exclaimed he, set me down
here, everything is here just as ! left
it
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
Stoves, Stoves, Stoves,
At WHOLESALE.

hTk would invite the citizens Of Davenport and
w surrounding country TO our large assortment,
the largest ever brought into which will
be found the famous
Charter Oak Cooking Stove,
which challenges the world for its advantages du-
rability. H.r. yH &4E sf 7B4
The numerous articlss which We shall consts utly
keep on hand for Timers use, are tin plate, sheet
iron, all kind boiled aid charcoal Rusrs and ini-
tstlon do, timed copper do block tin, COP
per, lead and metal bottoms, Tivets all sizes, al
kinds of nRessed and Japan ware, tinners tools DC
water coolers and refngsrators, and We assn 70 q
persons favorng Us with order, win sell them
goods in our line low can be bought in Chicago
or St. Louis, and on terms TO suit.
Please cali and look At our stock and lesrs our
prices, and We think you will he convinced of the
fact. s sa4E @&s&a as ..sz&
Count merchants can rely Oh boing supplied at
all times with tin ware, and on favorable tsrns at
Wholesale prices.
Old rags, copper, &C. taken 10 exchange for goods
Paytoalar attsntton paid 10 House Roofing aad
Spouung, aud Lob work In general.
WiCkERSHAM WILLIAMS.
ADYldAvtf No 4, Burrows, block, Front st.
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h0aUE % E11VV9T,
Isuccessors 70 u. W. BarneSi
New York Harness Store,

Manufacturers and Dealers In Harnsss, Bri-
~. dies. saddles, Collars, Blankets, 10.
yx1E are now manufacturing exsen sively Coach,
w Gig and Team Harness OF the latest style ana
thework 10 10 give satisfa con ssie.
A splendid variety Of Cosch, Ruggv, Team and Ri
din WhipsjusI recciy the m0st extensive
me ntin the west. Blankets in every variety; India
Rubber Horse Covers at manufacturers prices; the
only agency for tho sale of these articles in the
vest.
Thank full for past favors and hoping q continuA.
ton OF the same, we latter ourselves we please
all In want Of articles In our line.
LOGUk & NEWLY,
I'd st., 3 doors Kass Of Brady,
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
Stopts
BUY YOUR sTovRs
aREAT wEsrKRx CINCINNATI
s r o v e s r o z =
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
ID Street, 4 doors East Of Harrison,
Wholesale and 8stAill

"HKRE willslways be 10 done Of the best as.
w sortments Of Stoves, Tin late, Sheet Iron,
Wire, Jspanned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Warsin this city. Among his assortment Of
5 T. OV ES
are the celebrated Gilman and Charter Oak Cook
Stoves, coal Or wood; III full. and complete as
sortment Parlor, Box and Heating steves, Elevatei
Oven Stoves, and many other patterns too numer.
Gus to mention. Our motto Is, Quick Sales and
Small Profits Good work, all warranted or no sale;
One dollar cave 10 dollar mod; and BY calling
at his Stove Store yon will save II and gstjusf
good an article - at any other house.
Particular tenuon paid to House Roofing, Spout
ing and Job Work In general out of good Tin and
stock, hoping 10 receive share OF the public pat
ronago BY this motto: "Quick Sales and Small
Prohta.o (sepGl y. L. HORNK.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
Land for Sale.

II
l. on the ID. 4 NJ. Railroad on .rsasonAbls term {.
Also, 6D acres one mile or.h Of Walsott cheap;
ohe-half cash, balance in one and two year,. -
Also, $50 acres in Washington county, ~ acres
nne timber and running watsr a part. This land
IS only ~ miles from Iowa City and - fro m Wash
lhgton, on dne road fro N Columbus TO RichmOpd;
viii DO sold cheap and parton time.
ALSO, four ~ acre lots near lows City, beautiful
farming lana ani we'll watered.
also, Lots In West Davenport rapging in size
from 81 feet 600 to 2t acres, sold for down and
balance in ons ant two years.
Also, sevaral neat buildings on leased ground
would hesold on reasonable terms. Apply 10
nhl4 T. e. EAOS
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
RailroIaos.


hN, and after Monday April 90, 1857, and uat
Muscatine asd Iowa City, Sundays excepted) a. fol
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The price paid the producer is about 70,
a4o rupees (sl2o) the chest The
nrofit was formerly so great that opium
Growing superseded almostevery 9th
tber h,,sinets. 1t has Of late been sub
;a.. in.' ~ ~ .stant huctuation, though
It is still the bssst business OF India
The native populatl On are = engafr ,g;lE crow "
its cultivation whereve. II W. 80 tba
The East India Company trade
profits. But it is ont of this, /" Vi.
condemned by native and foreiSnw.
ters alike, that they have grown most
of their difficulties in the East Cap
tain Elliott, Of this British Navy, once
remarked in one ofhis official dispatch
es:
No man eutertains deeper detes'
tation Of the disgrace and SIN OF tne
forced traffic than the humble indivla'
ual who signs this despatch see
little to choose l,etween it and piracy;
and it is rapidly staining the brltlsl
character with the deepest disgrace.
The staining military force Of OF tlas ans
powerful company is about 3oo,Voo
men, European and natives the ioi
mer the flower OF the British army
The department Of topographIc.a,l en-,
pineers is remarkable for its SKIN aho
efficiency, and has done much Tor n tne
material development OF the country
Railroads, completed and IN eonslrue .H
ton, now span tie whole extent o. .h' .h'
Empire, from the Carnatic to th'
Himalayas, opening a br'lllan, pros y,
pect for the agriculturist al no Als,an,
future. There ale also IN operatlo'
at the present time more than lou
thousand miles of the magnetic 'eie nc
graph, with which connectUn VIII l,
soon he made, along the sonther,
coast of Arabia, and through Egyp'
.uhnarining the Red Sea, with u \,
Mediterranean lines, then commune
tinu' directly with the whole "es'ei
World. ...---------- .
---sss-s--~---@ ..;,&fs. pthcrl
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
Qsnisfs.
Commission Wsrcnants.
1. ". CURTIS & CO..

(Sdsces,ors to Got1fichs Curfiss fsntis.l
Forwarding and Commission Herehants,
Warehouse, opposite X. X. depot, Davenport. Iowa
DEALERS IN
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all dsscrip'
tions Of Farm Produce.
Orders solicited and attended TO with dispatch for tht
purchase sale Of Grain Produce In this and othe
markets.
our facilities ample for the storage Of all .inds
Grain and Produce
Liberal cash advances made on consigp when dc
sired.
Special attention paid to receiving and forwarding
goods by Railroad river charges at established rates
-REF.RENCES-
Cook Sargent, Bar 4ers, Davenport Chubb, Bro Bar
row Il Co bankers, davenport; Nickolls, Campbell d
Co., Bankers DsveD ort aeo w. TIT, Banker, Buffalo
Bank OF Orleans Don, N. Y; Duchess Co Bank, n y.
Thomas Kemps,.sll, ESQ, Rochester, N. r.; Walter
Wodell, n. Y. Gity; Gary Gratz. commission msr
chant, st. Louis; Coiiss, Humphrey Co, Chicago
Wurts, Hatch 4 Co., Chicago W. X, McAlsteT, Esq /.
Chicago; Doughty, Wilkinson 4 o., Poughkepsie; Wat
kins 1 0wslcy, commission merchant, Louisville, Ky
june z3 dit
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop,

THB undersigned are now opening new Copper
Tin and Shsst Iron Jobbing shop, on Sec
Of the various articles composing tho stock of com
plete Tin-ware and Stove Store. All sorts of we'll
ctsten and Double- Acting Force pamps can at 81
times be had ct the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Esad, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc
| and Bathing Tubs on hand constantly.
Their long experience in the business makes the
subscribers confident OF satisfying all calls made IL
their line.
Particular attention paid to Tin Roofing and esps
cially TO selling Williams Patent Pump with ball
valves. S.'A r" a
: smokestacks, breeehiny, well tubing, setting
plumb &c, done AT short notice in workman.
Ak Q manKes.
July Ia. 6dN RRUNNER G CASSEI.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered

Hl50.O0 worth Of Lots for SALE!
g0nBEAUTIFUL Lots for sale Ia Fulton's addition
cOO 70 East Davenport easier terms thsa has
o, oeen offered before In or Davenport. Many
Of these are river lots from which any sount Of hns
building rock be qusrrsd afordine an nsx haust
able source Of wealth. From others, the grandsst
Views any where TO be found in the vicinity Of CITY,
ate presened Being the sole agent for the sal n
these lots and quite well aAtished shst no property
nov offered Davenport presents any thing avoss
PIE 70 those dssrous Of Obtaining homes easy rms,
nee soon and examine the plat and prices Of this beau
uiul property. (mhl4 r. C. 9ADs
The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-01

T.C,me, gentle sprlns' e'n' 'A
mildness c, ,,mef--rhompson. ror
If YOU are coming why oon '
su Q alongl'-Moss,