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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28
The Prices are GraEa 50 to $50: Interests
~ per cent.
e>s7a%g PER cs's- tei4 ss Ezll4eas4Z frs tx i
PTles tsr CzsA

sfeSe F4T asa
lhoss who purchase On long credit II aoz
PaEaole n : ), :, ) aEd 5 wears after date .
are required 10 Improve oae-te2th anaaal! !
A'e years, 50 2s 10 have oae~hslf tie land 20
eai-1F2tloR a. The end Of that tine. CoEFss
Surveyors VIII accompany these vbo vs.
examine these lands, free Of charge. aat 4
mem IN making selectious. TIE Lands rsal|
lnS g1Sol1 are as rich and vaEga5.s $ II
which are been disposed Of.
ECIfONAL MAPS will be ss7t u ary 4
VINO viii enclose hity cents in Postage Siaal
ana booGs OF Pamphlets eoatafn M ngachi1
instances Of successful farming. siypsj ay !!
spectacle and weH known farmers IfYiaE s I
aelsae hood Of tue Railroad Lands thr01g
ne >'aEe-also he COST Of fencis-. prss
e4lLie expense OF harvesting. thresalzs, &:
or any other information. viii De ekss;i.
giyen on Spplication, either sonally \
ed 20 IoEIS Wi son 4
Land Commissioners Illinois Central R.
once 10 Illinois Central Railroad DePet.
cago, Illinois sp26s l
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28
THE MARKETS.

/ ae LeTlst1w0 Mn & payIng >I.53 Ior
red wheat DIAL, ,0Qfgr white wheat, accord
ing ID quality.
sSAifrei Marks IT the new Steam Mil.
i paving for White Wheat l,65a0. .0G, Red
i,J5
y. B-Wheat taken on store, with pri7i-
Isge % tie owner te sell CT ship By boat.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE-The undersigned
Il Auditor. appointed By the Court of Con
non Pleas Of MiEiin county 70 distr55ut. ,be
fund IN the hands Of Sheriff Mut,hers5ou-h
arising from the sale Of lha Real Estate of
LANDhCM BUCHANAN, viii attend 10 tie
duties OF the appointment az the SaeriENs 0Sce
IL LewIstown, oo SATURDAY. TIE 20ta dzv
Of June next, at 10 O'clock a N. when those
interested are requested 10 attend
may2S-+t ". P. ELLIOTT. Aussit,-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

4 IDITOR'S NOTICE-The undersigned
\ Auditor, appointed by the Court OF Cen
mon Pleas Of MIfiiE county 70 make 6TSt-55.g-
ton OF the balance in the hands Of JeES G Sc
LER, Assignee oE JOHN r. PHILIPS. viii al
tena 10 the duties OF the appointment a. the
Registers Office, N Lewistown. on SATTR-
DAY, the 9th day Of June next. ar 10 oseIock
a. N, when ali Interested are requested to al
tend w. P. ELLIOTT.
may2S4t Av5i,or
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

Chemicals, D.gsstaHs. OjLs, Pants. T1rrss3s,
Brushes, Psl.tlgBaery, FcRcv Goods. Pgt-
eat Medicines, S3lrgical haStynzasl,.s.
TrzEsSsS, Skou}feg. Brarss r.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

To tbS LtfizsJ3s Of Legcist9sca and gl-iait,.
THANhFUL for past favors of : generous
i public, We respectfully solicit coatinuaace
oi lhe same. We have just returned from the
East with large assortment Of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28
Duvalls GalVanic Oil

I ; the greatest cure icr Rheumatism zu.l al
Kinds Of Pain Sold al the BEz HIrE Dars
STORE Try cae botJle-PrIce - cents
May =, I.57
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

The bill. as agreed upon by the Committee
of Conference, and as 1t passed both Houses,
i a follows
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

Froza -SieGragtaa.-A letter from Wash
ingtcn correspondent of the SeE Yerk Times
indicates that active movements are On fsos
70 relieve Gen Walker from his position il
Nicaragua, or if 1t be teo late for this, 70 take
possession of the Transit roGte The ruusr
Of Walkers escape from Rjvas Is generally
diseredited. Al the last adTiees De still held
shat place, and il i cousdenEIy predicted By
his friends that he would be able 70 hold Il
for sone weeks Or even months longer. Bat
il Is said that 293 men left San Francisco fgr
his relief il the OesaR Bird, and re were tolt
several days sincs, On good Authority, that
so more would soou be ready to 20 from
New Orleans. We d. nat attach much IN
Portanee % these statements. althougb if the
stsamsr next due should bring news tkzt
Walker stil holds ous, there Is very likely 70
5e another vigorous attempt for his relief
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28
1,S Q O. O 90
ACRES Or
CHOICE FiRnIiG LilD

Ia Tracts OF 10 acres zrsl [ .ssEzrgis. n Lid
C--55tz zsc a las Rats ef Eat=r5sL
THESE lands Ezre zFzases 8r tse G5,,7l
/ cse1t . zl1 n ize eoastr-ctFea Of Il rg
ss1 are aDgag Jhe Richest AMI Eos. Ts..is
Inc E1rat- THey exlezG iran Nov.s E, 4
North Nest. tAro1-h tbe aa58ags OF gas SD
= I1e extFszze S2gsa- zzi Eze!g5e ETz-T rs-sl
ofc-iEats AID EFaz51ctE3zS Ee4us5 5tt : ezallai
parallels Of latitude TIE NovtAe-n 57-t.,s
chiefly prairie. EaEeTsFeTSe6 with sre EroFi
and ~ tas Zsc6le ard S5ataeru secrHss. ind
Fre15ZI1zIeS- alternating xItA t.=s-riflI m,
Ties sz6 oPeziEEs
Ine climate : mare 1Easthv- Ms azt eszl
bic than any ether part of 1ze cc-z-r7-;hsu i
< P1rr AID 5rae5Eg- Eh5ie lirinx Streams Al
springs cf ex-el3=at water zaczv 4
bs,Uz7Z1olzs C1zI i 5xteEsIreIv z.iEs3. 4
supplies cheap sa4 desirable farf. -s.-g n
aI>dsa a. uzay points a. = % - zz- ioz-as
wool Csa 5e bad q tlS szz4e F=te -er cora-
Building Slous 81 a. ezcelEeaf 5-sz15;y Il
aoo4zcS7 ~alch car be PFoezgeG for Ll;g.s I'D
tl30 TIE expense OF tr2nSaoEtaI5on-
Iae great fertility Of these lzzas. z ach a
: black Tlca a2o1ld from txo 70 eve feet 5s:i
and gently FoliLaE-tAeIr contiEgftr = his ros!f
q which every facility l. fgTnEsbe1 far tr.T
a1d transportation tC the prIHciral uaTSa
North Ss.1ta, East. West. and the eeoax
with which they car DC cszltEFated. -er5ertsf
I2e most y2suz6ae Investment HAT can Z fsgs Y
aad Freseat toe most favorable opportunity
PeT>eoS Of Industrious haaiss ard snail usl
to acquire : comfortable Independence Il al
years
Caicase i How the greatest =ra.z aa,ks 4
ne world and TIE facility sa2 scoaoay a
wh1eA TIE products 0f these lands caa Il tFls
ported 70 that market make ihea nach -
PEcnt21le, 81 the prices asked t1za these d
remote at soFeTnleaE rates. - tie c0s, II
transportation : perpetual tax CT TIE ar
which must De oor2e " tie PEodaoer il ths
duced price he receives for kIS zrafn. &c
TIE Title i Perfect, and whea tie faai p
neniS are made. DEEDS are executed by
Trustees appointed by she State. aud is IN
the tasle i vested, 10 the pa r,tass-S. wbichc
Fey to them ABSOLUTE iIJtes ID Fee S1Ple, "a
aud eisar q every aaeUGozaacs, lisn or nd 3
gage 4
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28
Rats, Roaches, Bed-Bugs, Inseets. &C.

Rats, Reaches Bed-Bugs, Insects &C.
NEK ToEK, April Il, IS56.-Mr- HENRY
r. COSTAR- No. 5S8 Broadway,-Dear SIR
Having great many Rats around ny stable
aud shop, l thought / would try your Rat
E1terminator, and bought one Of your boxes,
and NV man fixed II according to your direc-
tions. The next morning he found over 80
dead rats. ! hare bought other Rat Poisons
aud found them humbugs, and take pleasure
IN pronouucing this No hHmbug. and that i
will do more than you say It viii in your ad-
vertisemen1s. I have also tried it on steam
beats, and satisfied them that it is the grea.-
est thing Of the age.
Respectfully Yours,
J. :. UNDERuILL, No. 435 TeEth =.
NoTICE 70 ALL CQSCERSED.-The demand
for 4" Costar's' Remedies fyr the destruction
Of the above pests haTing ooeasio1ed an IN
limited correspondence IL regard Is prices,
etc, the proprietor has determined % publish
the same in bis advertisements hereafter
s. Costar' prefers shat every city, town and
village shall be supplied through i. OWL
Druggists and Dealers, bat, il cases where
this IS impra-tieable he viii forward small o.
ders By Mail Or Express, OF receipt of the
price, with sufficient 70 pre- pay the same
See advertisement, with retail prices, e.c., il
zug.hsF e7tgran
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28
Decrease 1851,

The trade Of April last year covered much
ef the business properly due 10 March. bot
wh.eh vas forced inse April, IN consequence
Ct the lase opening Of spring and The Ohio
river This year March did its own Isgiti
mate business
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

\ AMPS Glass and Briliannls
IL Lamps, oA Lamps for eharehes. sc.
aPS =. 6. FRANCises,l
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

III AND and horse power CJ.n Sh'a.l|
- Lancaster coaaty premium Grain Fans. tsEs
en- hand and feE sale ~ s G FRANCES
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

@There are ninety-6Te persons. firms. CT
corporations IN Ballimore- whose city taxes
ezceed $1,000 each. The Baltimore Savings
Bank pays the highest, 81. .Q92. the Nsr
chants Bank 80, ,303; Western Bank :. .G73.
George Brown S45Go; Johns Hopkins s. ,302;
John 5 Gittings 81, 500, and quite 4 Egmber
5Eo and ghree thousand.
F5aaa Gai1ty.-In the case sf the State
against Sam Green, free negrg,) who was
sFieJ al the April term of the Circais Cour.
Of Dorchester county. Nd for having in his
possession abolition pamphlets, amoug which
vas Uncle Toms Cabin, the court has ad-
judged him guilty and sentenced him to the
penitentiary fer the term Of ten years
n2- Samuel Stiles, respectable farmer sf
Milford, Wis, stabbed himself 10 the hear.
with a hay fork, 4 few days since. His
nephew. George Stiles, shot himself li,tie
while before, II the same town Spirisualisu
Is said to haze caused the suicides.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

Ss4te SeHGss- The term Of ths following
Senator's sIair=d wi-k sae cLoss sf the present
EeSsECC -
David Tagzart, An Rsp-, Sorthun'i ] CO.
James VI. Sellers, An. Rep, Ja1iats s.
Wll.4a Z. Frazsr, An Rep. FaTetta
Francis JsrdzH, Am. Rep, Bedford d"
John c. ElsnuIkeu, Ana Rep.. Greene 50
James II. Walton, Deg, Monroe
John VI. killing@r An Rep, Lebanon s.
J4e5t g. SEam4n. An Rep, Lancaster
James j. Lewis, Am. Rep, Delaware 80
y. 2. Browne, Dem, Philadelphia
William A Crab5, Am Rep, a
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-05-28

Choice Farm Lands for Sall
The Illinois Central r. + Co
sax rHERAREB 70 SILL A.or-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

The Republican meeting last evening in
front Of the Gazette Office was largely at
tended, and illustrated that the Republicans
will to day do their duty, The meeting
was addressed by Mr.. Lane, Dr.. McKeehan
aud others. The Sargent demonstration
at the lie Claire House was also we'll at.
ended.
The Re publican meeting was interrupted
BY gang Of fowdies, and We have heard
headed by one or Two men who make more
pre.ences TO being gentlemen privately that
they evidently DO publicly. 1t was imPos-
.ble after their arrival for speakers to be
heard. a more di-graceful proceeding
never occurred in this city, II was burn
ing shame even upon the Demo'ratte party,
Let the Republicans to-day asengs this in.
suit at The polls by lheir votes.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

The Improvement of the Davenport road
at the crossing of the Waubesi pinecon riv.
er, six miles below this city, 10 subjec'
which directly interests the citizens O
Davenp port, LeClsire, Princeton, Csmanche
Clinton and Lyons, and matter upoI
which some action should be had at once
A all know who are familiar with thin
:. /, there has every season been ssvera
d ~, or weeks that teams could not cross
/ n foot passengers, without wading some
distance, across the bottom.
Mr.. Burwell has substantial ferry across
the main stream, and the only difficulty il
in crossing the bouo to reach the boat -
This gentleman informs US that an embank.
men, four feet high, to the bank Of the river
on either side, would render this road pas.
sable the entire year, except the day or two
while the ice 10 running.
Being the mail route, and the only road
through this section, north and south, 10 i,
not the duty and the interest of this com
muni,y, aud the people of Scott and Clinton
COUNTIES to improve this crossing! Let the
press take hold Of the matter, and call
meetings, and let the people construct q
good mac .dsmized road through the bottom
with culverts, etc. This matter 10 one Of
vital importance 10 every citizen Of these
river towns, as well a. Of this and adjoining
. ,untiss, sad the public. Who will ssceA
our motion !--Camanehs Rig.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
A NonIp Derp-Yesterda, afts

A NosLE DEED-Yesterday afternoon
as the train on The Evansville and Craw.
fordsvilie Railroad was starting and had 70,
under considerable headwsy, . child was
discovered on the track, only q short dis.
lance ahead Of the locomotive. The engi'
neer Immediately gave the signal and re-
terssd his engine. The 6'emsn, Mr.. Chss
Miller, seeing tina, the tain could not b
stopped in time, sprang through the look.
ou', or window Of the engine, ran along IN.
til he came to the forward end. jumped of
and snatched the child from the track, just
in time 10 save it from being crushed. as
the locomotive was within frs feet Of him
when he saved the child.
That deed manifested true bravery, and
convinced those that witnessed it, that
Charity Miller possesses kind heart. May
he never he called upon again 70 act his
part in a deed OF this nsture--ons that dis.
PLAYED true herosm. -Tsr'e Eaxh ExPress
26th ut
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
New York Items.

Nsw YoRK, Aprl2.
Yesterday morning the steamboat Buffa.
10, engaged by the owners Of the Isaac
Newton to assist in raising her, had deck
load Of casks, and now lies at the bottom of
the river near the Newton.
Capt. J H. Bishop, from the Derrick, says
that the Newton has not altered her posi-.
ton since she 6rst sank. The two boilers
have been taken from her, and it 10 the in
,en'ion to raise her in her present condition,
and that Immediately There was a report
circulated that her dome had been carried
off, and that she had sunk ten feet since
Saturday. The report 10 entirely false. The
hrst cabins are entirely uninjured, not q
drop Of water having entered them. Capt
B. says that after the Newton had been
raised, the Buffalo can be raised very easily,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
GAZETTE JOB OFFICE,

air. CHAs. H. DAY, Of Chicago, having become
associated with US 10 the Gazette Job Once, he will
hsrsa fer have the entire supervision OF that de.
partmsnt. 50 Mr., Day IL one Of the best Job
printers " ths uaton, and our fasilHo. for the
s,,eution Of work have recently been greatly en-
lsryed BY large additions Of latest styles Of type,
&c :, We can GOV promise our pattons "a execute
lob Work Of all varieties With nea,nes., eheappos
and despsteh. BY the notice above, 1t will be
sssn that we have ordered more steam press ma
satoery. This Ia tue only otsss In the city where
steam power Is used, go that cur facilities are
upsaualled. SANDERS BRO.
Davenport, March 10
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
The BRIDGE -Abou, sixteen steamers

The BRIDGE About sixteen steamers
have passed through the bridge since the
ooenipp of the river. One OF these steam
ers had four bsrses in tow, little tug
steamer passed up through the draw day
bsfurs yesterday with two loaded canal
boats in tow As the current Is now much
s@ifter than ii was whea the river WAS low.
Or last summer. this shows no v ridIculeus
10 the charge that the current isso swift IN.
der the bridge that common steamers can :
not stem H. None Of these steamers touch
ed the piers. Five or six large RATS have
also passed the bridge and not one touched
We know these facts will bring tears to the
eve. of our St. Louis friends, but it 10 on,
duty 10 publish 'en.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

TIE STREETS, u, least the principal ones
were pretty we'll shrongcd with people and
vehicles yesterday, and the mud rapidly
drying up beneath warm sun There 10
some complain, Of dullness, but business Is
reviving. Our merchants are RECEIVING
large additions Of spring and summer dry
goods, and this brings out the ladies' IN
swarms. By the way, no persons 'ssa ea-
refreshments with more attention than the
ladies'. Many of our merchants have become
aware of this fact, and keep their goods and
new arrivals before the eyes OF the ladies' III
oft repeated advertisements.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

A BRUTAL OUrRAeE.-We understand
that Ms Winters, very estinlabls lady re.
siding on Second street, was brutalIy attack.
ed with q knife a few days since by an
I.ish servsn, girl and severely cut on the
head and stabbed in the side. Mrs. Win
tiers il, an elderly lady and had offered no
rroyocs,ion whatever to the girl, who APP
pears 10 have been Influenced solely by the
disposition to indulge in her own vile pas
sops. She was escorted to Jail and we
,ru., an example will be made OF her, and
ss the same time it 10 TO be hoped this viii!
serve a. another warning against employing
SHRED help" unless they come we'll recon-
mended. a.-..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
La t . st N ews
From Washing.oH.

from WAShin0.0H.
WAsHiHoToA, April T.
VIM. A. Harris, of Missouri, had compile.
ted arrangements Tor becoming editor and
proprietor OF the Washington Union, to
lake effect the 10th inst. He was formerly
Representative in Congress from v.rginis,
Afterwards minister to Buenos Ayres, and
was iavorably known az editor OF the Con.
sh,ufion and the Spectator, formerly pub
lshed in ,hi...city.
Although Mr.. Appleton is not appointed,
there Is little or no doubt he will succeed
Gen. Thames a. Assistont Secretary OF
State.
A letter Of instructions to Collectors res
Psctng the new tarifR is in course Of prepa.
ton and will be issued.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

Rock ISLAND Il ALTON RAILRoAn.--The
second survey of this road, from Bea'dstown
south to White Hall, has just been compile.
ted. The engineer and his assistants are
now engaged in making estimates of the
comparative merits Of both the routes pass.
ed over, anu by the lot Of april they will
proceed to locate the road. ea
North of this point, the first survey has
been completed to Macomb, and the en-.
piueer with his staff are now surveying the
route between Macumb and Rock leland
The surveying party are followed BY gen.
f,emen who will make an effort to get up an
interest in the speedy completion Of this
prsa, enterprise, and from whose energy
and industry we expect the most gratifying
IAinoisian, 18Th,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
Fire.

F. Edwards. April 2. The Exchange
Ho'sl and adioin ing residenc Of David Tay.
lor in this place, was Destroyed by fire last
night.
stsambost Explosion and Loss Of Life.
New Orleans, April The steamer For
es, Rose blew up yesterday near Napoleon,
Ark. Many lives lost - no particulars.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

SAIL Fools DAy."-An article on our
nrst page from Chicago paper shows the
manner in which some OF the fun-loving cit
izens of ths, place "fooled" their fellows on
the LIST inst. W. have heard OF no prseti-
cal cases occurring in our sity, save that at
one of the hotels where, upon seating them.
sslve, At the table, the boarders oil found
their knives and forks fast to tho table,
cloth, On close inspection they discovered
them se,psd fast
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
Aid to Walker.

ST. Louis, April 2.
Rumor says $50 fllibusters, commanded
by son Of one of our merchants will soon
leave this city to join an expedition shortly
to sail from New Orleans, destined to wade
Costa Rica, and thus relieve Walker, by di.
reeting the attention Of the enemy TO an.
other point. Abundant means is said 10 be
at their disposal.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

STovss, ETc.-The Arm Of Wickershsm
4 Hicks has been changed 70 that Of
Wickershsm & Williams, and the sew
firm are now receiving a large invoice Of
s.ssonsble goods % will bs seen by thsi.
advertisement in to.dsy's paper.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

The RIVER riser was rislng yestet'
dey. The waves rolled high, and advantage
VIVA takeu of it to watt wood boats to points
above.
Be, CAursELL.-Ths 6rs packet arsIv
ed here las, evening, with good crowd Of
passengers, and considerable freight She
only wen, down TO Keokuk last TRIP but haa
over 200 passengers. She started last even
ing for st Louis, and viii! run as before
announced in the St. Louis and Davenport
fynde
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
Books! books! Books!


THE foRU q, or forty years practice At the Phil
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BY Ihos. H. Benton. 3 vols. 500
Private Corsspondenes Of Danl. Webster vi as
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A'n'''' Interior and E1" 10 NM L;'' Ro.,,.o.
Scenes and Adventures lathe Army,
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Examples from The 18Th and 18th cent rice,
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MAPS, GUIDE P'DKs. DC.
Minnesota and Dseotah, by !. Andrews, IS
Minnesota Band Boos and May By Parser, q
Sectional Map Of Iowa, =
e Minnesota, Is
Wisconsin, Chapman, Z,
IS Iliinois. J 81
Maps of Kansas and Nebraska, So and Is
Appleton's Railway Guide for March, q
Just received End for sale at
"THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
No. 81 Brady street., near the Pos. once.
mchl2 dwlf Eli ADAMS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04
L9ek o your TickstsI

L., every Repubncan examine his tickle
before polling ii to-day, and see that it con
,sips the names Of Republicans and no 9th
era. Vote the Republican ticket clear
through. Every man on it is worthy o.
your support. See that tickets which are
not Republican, are not imposed upon your
friends who desire voting the straight Re
publican ticket
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-04

TIE NEws Of last evening came out in
favor Of Gen. Sargent. We now predict
the Generate defeat. The action yf the
News has destroyed the emily hope we had
left He can stand q great deal, but not
Che support Of the News.