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WAsutS9foN Anoust 4,

WAsaiSoros, August ~
General Hcirah aiid Secretary cass have
eiosed their informal conferences on the New
0ranada treaty, and the rssalr Will be reduces,
tn writing. and a treaty he concluded Il /,
sapisosssi during the next week
Orders hav. hccn issued for the re.rsits a,
Fort Leasenworth io move on the 9th VI Sep.
tembcr 10 New Mexico 10 reinforce the arm,
Ia that quarter.
The Hon. fanklin Dexter, of boston aud
one of the most prominent citizens of Massa-
chasrtts died this morning at his summer resi-
drnc~ at Beverly.
" ~ br true, as stated, that Costa Rica has
disposed II the Nicaragua Transit route aud
has acquired part of the territory oi the latter
out eovctnn,ent will nnlursti.nably object to
that arrangement, u bcing known that VIM L.
Jones' wa specially entrusted 20 represent the
views u the Administration on thai subject a.
adverse to such a course of ,,olicy.
uniu the meeting of Congress M Diplomatic
appointments will be made except suci, az ma,
ar demanded hy the public em.rsen.,.i a. i
= desired that SUCCESSORS 10 the ,.re--ut IN
enmbtrts shall nni - abroad until their M,
potntmcni shall have been confirmed lv IN,
Senate
Gen. Denver. Goniaissi.l.er IT Indian Al
fairs, viii sl,"rtl, repair ta Nebraska Tor III.
purpose 81 making treaties with the ran.a an.
fawnec Indians
letter u nov the VA, ta Mon. Fred. a.
stanton, Secretary at State of Kansas, tender,
ing him the appointment of superint ~n.ient oI
tadian affair IN I,lae. al Gnt. Cummings hut
the appointment not la TAKE -ii,s.t until th.
meeting of Congress
The tr~,ps AMI chs u atlie.ts fot Utah are not
expected Ia reach thai T.n,lnr, until al.,ai
the first oi November.
Saiisiariory areannts Las. i.e.n fe.-iyr,i
from all the wagon rrad expeditions, except
iua that u Col N"hie> which has d.sar,.int-
ri the expectations ~ the 6as-rnment
Snrg~"n Robert y. Ilerrs II the Navy =
native ~ P.nis, l,snia died her. this A. n.
tn" amount "n dsp,sli IN I'll. L. \ Treas.
ats acc"iding to returns received M io th..
10th inst was 81 531 sas The a,aour, sub,
i-ei te dram was go 031 LIS
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NGw Vows, Aug II

Nlw hoNks Aux ~
The Canadas mails come to hand thu.
evening. The London 1a@es has the follow
Ipg ia relation 10 the race ior the Good
wool Cup. The Americans rrgarlcd tho
success u one u their borse- with no little
confidence, and II must BE- confessed that,
although Prior and Priorcss were defeated,
they were not diseraccd, and the general
opinion wa, that the American horses
might have figured more prominently had
they been entrusted to men more 9 expericnc-
cd and accomplished in their profession as
the English jockics. Indeed, Pfiorc-s hook
ed all over the winner ai the distance. The
start Was made with difficulty, owing to
their frxctiousness. Several breaks were
made when the flag WAS dropped, Wis
count reached to the front, but on reching
the grand stand Risebcr who was pulling
hard vent up 20 him.
Viscount, Monarque, Gunb0at, Fisherman
and Melissa, clustering well up, the Amcri-
can horses bringing up the ar
On turning out oi the straight, however,
Prioress emerged from the back, went away
with 4 lead u hall dozen lcngths-rlorin,
Monarque, Guni,oat, Fisherman, viscount
and Arsenal running in bod, next On
rounding towards the clumps Prioress ran
wide, and Gunboat was left IN possession of
the lead, which he carried on into the dip.
On rising into sight, kisebicr aud Prioress
were running IN close company with Gun
boat, followed by Melisas, florin, Monar-
que, Fisherman and Arsenal They ran
thus 70 the last turn, and On dcccndiag the
bill BY the half mile post, Gunboat slipped
and fell, and Arsenal jumped upon him
tordhsm fortunately kept hls seat, but Res
tral and 0smma di Very both came To the
ground.
The lanentahle occurrence of last year
immediately rushed T. the minds of the
spectators and the mast painful interest was
excited. All fear were dispellesl - the
Jockics were seen TO scramble up apparently
unirjuresl slter this accident. Riscbier wss
len with . slight lead with Monarque On
his quarter and Priorcss next with Prior
well up. The American horse, going par
eicaaasay stroag md well 1t the half distance
Monarque went up 70 Kiseber, aud Priore~s
gave way n FiGAcsmsn. Tbs race from
that point was virtually reduced To match
letwsen the iirst two Malnrque winning by
hsad, three lengths between the second
and third AntOo who met With . disap-
p0intment by the accident was beaten about
three lsngths iron Fisherman. Prioesu
was bod 0lth. Prior and Meiiss were
sixty end seventy. The Athcss we're psall-
cd up
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TnE Faculty. os FEsGnIxo DEArm.

TME Faculty os EEscnINo DEArM.
There sre casss on record Of psssous vho
could spoutansously all into death-trsncs
Nouti, N lsttsr to Haller, mentions eve.
esal. A priest of the name Of Caslious
Rhodaginus bad the same faculty. But the
most celsbsatsd instance u that of Colooel
Townsspd, mentioned in the susEical works
a Gooch, By whom, and by Dr.. Cheyns
and Dr.. Bsynard, and by Nr. Shrine, sn
apoeheASy, the pertornancs a Col Town
ssnd was sssn end atessesd. They had
lnag attended him, for he was an kabitual
invalid end hs bed ofls0 invited then 10
vitness the phenomenon Of his dying md
coming to li6s agais, bat they bod hitherto
refused, thoagh tsar of the consequences %
hinsen Accordingly, in thsir presence,
Col. Townsend laid himself down on his
back, and DR.. Cheyne undertook to ohssrve
his pulse DR. Beynsrd laid his hand on N
heart, and Nr. Shrine held looking-glasu
TO his mouth. Afksr . Ssw secoOds, pulsc
bresthing, and the action of the heart were
No longer 70 be observed. Rach of the Wit
neDes satisded himself of The sntirs csasn-
ti0n oC thsse phsnomeaa- when the death.
trance had lasted half - hour, th~ doctors
bsgan TO Ssar that their patient had pushsd
the sxpssinent too far, and 49, dad in easn-
81, and they werc prsparing % leave ~
h0alss, whsn = sligAt n0vsnsne a IL body
ettsaessd thsir aetestian. Thy Psasvsd
thsir routine a observation, whea ths pulsa
aad ssasible motion of the Asart gradually
sstus.sd, end breathing asd coeciousas.
Ibs ssqusl a the tale "a atrange-Coj
Iow1ssad, On recovering, sent for III sttor-
ny, nAde III win assd died, for god, siz
hoas a2se.--fkssass.asa, BY X. \. Aad.
dsa.
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NAN foRk, August u.
A great Democratic mass meeting in op,,o-
siti"i, I" The obnoxious laws af the late Ieei,
laiure was held at Tammany Hall last evening
VIM. VI Tweed presided, aud speeches were
made by John Cochran, Danckl~s aud others
stronr resolutions we're adopted The meet.
ing was characterized by considerable noise
and confusion, and a free light
Col Candy, the representative of III. Costa
Rican Government, 10 here on his way b.
Washington lie says In the event II Walk.
er's return To Nicamgua he will meet with a
most signal Tepulse
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r.,, woax The prown.y,,ls ea,.,, ..x.

HNss !" "U"s Nv HTV"FsNItft tftITfF Nayet
steamboat i56 feet long 81 feet wide 4 feet hold
Wa recsnty bulk and launched at the Br.~assili,
to~t yard ofJchn rringlc within twenty.slx work
tns days and i've u them lost b. bad weather EA.
gti.es buih hs John eaowden = sons which the, afs
ken patitAy in painting by Y w Jsnfi.s, aud sLs
Win he ready - leave our wharf Tor tho Upper Nts
sissippi, within nss weeks from the day ihe htss
blow sas struck We are anthoriyed TO challenge a
k~ instance u boai buiiding furnishing aud 6nlsL
Ing expedition hetwix, this aud the Psciar crran
snj u that wont DO the chsliengrrs are willing D.
extend the distance ~ far - sunset.
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DunGUD01 NOTICES.
T We take the following from late
keok0h sxcAaAgs Of email affair represented b. =
sATfsr aIosT o. IOWA
An A0srtcan lnssnsion, the greatest Of the A9s,
tAas = neW asesaeelng general attention. not oni,
y - unie1 0tates, but throughout the civilized
ysst1 Clark's ssviy patented and c@l~brst~d Flour
LII, Etn1iaG and bplting q single operation
rr!ee - foe Mills complete Psisnts, accordingly
- eoeDu, YIN tusn oct over two barres per hour
H. 0au y ths cheapest, moot simple, durable shd
co0pasa, rsquirinG lees power teither water OF
oeunJs loos sstsnsi0n and makes larger yield ard
sseass Ssallty II Flour, than any other In a:e far
eeee Mill 10 epsrsting corner Third and Ferry
aseses. D1ssspors, Isva Steam Engine. asd ,hs
eees emut MIL In the market sopplled far kishts
ed nilis. app,y 70 JACOB WEAVER Jr
0ssetpA An psrspas In want of Floarias nills
shseoGaea1 - 0lai~ ase advtsed 10 our Mn IN
opes.eeoa ese.se parchasing; ard sli persons ars
ne.sey vasse3 iron trsspassing or infringing 90 our
rpafs - ~ aAali mains6n them In the strict letter
- - ~. C0@e ~ Davsnp0rt and sec the mill v
opssasssa - sastsly yosssslvss performs - work
= - sepeeaoaA JACOB 'WEAvkk, Dr.
0aQ1e 8iGA1s. tOWus cities, counties government
toWnoAlDo ~ the ooaaes e0r sale
p. o cospespsaAssAs cen have answer and eifea-
less Gtst.g MI nssisalsrs By enclosing stamp Ap
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thought Cor minute that hc had revealed
the whole trickcry of spiritualiSm but the
matter wAs socn clcarcd np, and after
hearty laugh, these faithful Disciples of b,~
ton, contcss'I.g that the experiment wa- n
failure, were again applying the indactisc
method in more successful ways.
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LATEST N L W S.


A few additional return, viii b. found ia
our hst below There is M doubt that
the Constitution ha. carried and nothing
but the deepest rascality will prevent the
true result hcing soon made known
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EMAlNtN0 IN the POET OFFICE AT
Davenport, Iowa. On the 18th day of Aurvss ia;
r~ssous calling far thess lyttsrS ~in plsese -,
they are sdsersised, and give date of hst
ordered y b. sdsersissa In the DAILY 0sssfss !"
axrccably to the following sectlon of the nsw 20,
Omce Law, - th~ ne~spacer Aavias the lssrsss
circulation VI any paper pubiIshsd In Dsvsnpcst
sSc And b. Il further enacted That Ilsss Of
iefirra remaining uncallsd fer In any Poet OGre ~
any CIT, Town OF ylla9e where hewspapsr mai bs
printed shaii heesaner - DubsAsd once ealy 10 sHs
hswspsp~r which, beias isspsd weskiy. os 0Nssss
" delivery oi ssii odAse Ia be- decided b. the fus
master ~ sueL ofiee -Nss p o Lsw sSsssd NsreA
Is 1851
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for Sale.

I,>oR SALE THE YELLOW COTTAGE
U oE suuih~asi II .fctsit and sixth .tf-~s.
Ntth ahe ~ ~" ~. Aplit o.
oLokoL l. NICHOLS
ania " isssetspssst o. ~
l>uR sALE--A SOFA HEDSTIAB Ar
! strickland Judd nuuhan's .1ufs sa.iI
I.suR kALE--liOKSE. Buggy HARNESS
! Saddle sud Bride All thl. property -tI a..
ssfy hrst quality aud viii ~ -ad eIsaf az ra-l X
part 80 time 20 given ~ Part pas f.s he.s and ~
- ~ .sghang" hu q int
war 4 4 IApT
EAsE fVk sstL-IHE suHssHiBEE
ohst. fsE cal. the l.s.s al tisfHfssut ihs Hart
ssss Nttts hs n"~ ssraapie- s- be tHfeads sa,f,
f.,n"fs 4" his Hra siais - Nistais ltisek ~.
a's't. s,"te is vi. niiei ~ shd the tesi h.
ssisi th VI. stis ftt trade
AsItI HSF
lpsNsulsstt luik Is4h
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INO LEASE ron TERM ur YEARS
= s . l"~ rent, the eonamwslia~ ssun~ Lats. hi
ka@' Davenport an The aofiaaf ~ MsiH aud Masstd
streets containing ~ F"#ina N - admirably sgtn8.
ted f"r h.f,l ~ boarding. ~L~r. suei huusn /.
mneh nssi-i IN. gruhd# ample IN garden
.tahliuE A. The baiidlns 10 nnI Will ~ iiussL
sd aud really ff az occupant Is the lei ~ tusfts.f
Apil, g. W n uII.pIsElu
tsWt Ia.s DstsnIsrg
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The Dan csavsrs~ ha. so' into iu'ahie .. sseas
City. whsr~ che V running .. = regular packe, q
Omaha CITY few days since while ~utoal~ ~
Fort Randall, her crew deserted her eccsase the,
could no, &c, thsir wage. The boai also purchased
aheas, bin of sroces.e. ., Sioux Guy and rsfssns
10 pay fos tbs same writ va. Issued all tho hoei
attached Tor The debt The Captain not recognizing
The sitaehmeai Gu, iooss on Tuesday mornils lasi
and sailsj down thi river oheers have sol- 10 pul
an
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etr~ ~ N~W lDvusaos.


T>HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD NOTIFY the
- public that the note given 20 Msssss Haivsy 4
Reilly oh the Wh day u Jul, lksi Aue Dsc let iss.
IN psymen, of keaptag aud Moving Machine win
ditious spscined
auiidaw2~s youN JAcnua
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I UfANfNENSiiif NnfIsI TIL -.
- EAHfN fhRttti hsfsiufslts NAast8Ha glssief an
HftH ~ Me,suRrr iasFa IltslHu4HsN = ef4Fes .Isi
Nlhs 1851, NJ consequence ~ ilss sIsssth 80 "A N
afsNnf bthwf ~ the ahtef faisNtI viii sln tIsr ts
- TIE lot" arm ~ ihs ssttistisrt n ~. ~ fs ap
VIII nis' titiiunn tbs ItsskluR aaH Ixehsf.fr a.
aiaes- ansi.f the sty H. - iii.AhIMatIaI fANl
- thsif aii stand MaiHs
N II HIAk IAuHT
tAMIa
ssf NHfktNtHp IsftHaf.
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tsHtte--"f '" t''''IitrHI NurNes - euus
IsoRN ARUING AND COMMISSION MHR-
l. aHANI. Warehouse, opposite depot,
Dealers is Grain. Flour, Salt, Cement aud oil de-
.eeIptlnlzs ii ttfln fr,Jduce
ugIets zs!ie4tsd aai attended 10 with dispsleh fst
The pur.-ls.e -sic ~ Grain Produce In this snd
esher fssArkrte
Our facilities ample for the storage Of all kinds
% asAa sui Produce.
Lateral cash advances made On coasisan.snis wksn
desired
~nrH5a sstsattla paid 10 receiving aid forw artsns
goods hs railroad % river Charges at ssa1bltahsd
raAe.
ksFrHHscts-t taak 4 Sargent BAHksrs Davsn.
pof' .Aash Bfo Hsrlow 60, issAksss. bsssn.
parl siekaiis Campbell 4 Go Davenport, 6eo w.
TN Baak.r Baffalo Bank oi OrieAns, Albiop,
y naeAe-- Go Bsuk y Y Thomas EssnpsAall,
E-a Raehe.ter y Y Waiter Wcden, N Y city
ssrs GFs,, co15lassion Merchant, - Louis Cslllss
Humphrey a Go. Chicago Wurts, Hatch Co.
wI,ksssoa 4 C., roashlr.p.se. Wstklns 4 Owssy
| Commission Merchant, Louisville, ~.
.ianc - diff
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CsxEsR SroAR CAsx.-Our Heighbs- oi
the Demoeraf is rery ssgely inquirins In his
sheet Of the farmers, what success they have
bad in making sugar Of the much ssto,si
Sugar Cane and seems rather disposed to poke
fun st them fos bsine so easily hambueged.
He had bestsr wait = few months, perhaps
some Of our farmers may realize something
from the dollar invested in seed.
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oseay naas CSsshsux.
Gtoeoss Caeooossrvs,
Veseoeaos, ana esemsIs.
osa's eessoshsmg 2e0ses.
HAVE NOW IN STORE, OVER Wun
- lsoisaf. worth ~ th. alssvs nsestts. sl ssal.
whseh muss We sold We have o,srhmuls.i nur whul.
stdek aud marked g.Di@ down al least nf,.s H..
cent and have r~.olvsh fr,un hi. tims forward 4,
ssli - ON fklck and 81 ow ih~, W. def, ea.a.s
tttion. We ere sonn.rsei With ~. wsli knass =.
lahtishmeat of Huntington, Msi.~ ofih b Fart. 81
thtsa9o md Boston, snd ~e ha, goods st Naanfa
tafets Fsiess With thee. fsriIiies think . a.,
oass yaa great karwains
:. eessssslar attention paid % tho nsnuiar,afe ai
csssssa werk Vsrmsnts Warranted 10 ut 81 D.,
sais
Store opposss L. CIalre Row, at the old sssna oi
k4wasd Alden.
may u n rAgEaA 80
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PLANK WALKS NEEDED.-As cur City Faith.
orr are determined 70 make every psrson Ia
THE portion Of our city who wishes mcai
20 to the upper nasks, house it 10 NO more
than right thss they shopld provide mode Vl
getting thsre . little more consistent with
cleanliness than wsding ankle deep in mud
Men with high top booss can sAsnd j.. but 40.
msn la low shoes found il rather deep wadias
ou Saturday morning last
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COME AND SEE THEM.
0AMuiGu. PUae1eY,
Merchant Taller ed CDeChler


tssAsv ~, ervos,vs rss v.rr as,tssl
MOULD INVITE TtIE ATTENTION ~
w Ais nu'assoas ff,"nds aud n. puliie generally
NEW LARaE ASSORTMENT oF ciorns
fantaisrsaefy aad r.s,,ns. ~ N. ie.t tr.msh Eus
Heb and Amsr,esa ,aanaIas,ar. .,.r ais.. y, III.
market which viii s ma.i. up to bri., ia VI. i.si
style aud .a .h.r, n.,,rr
To Hay old nt.sa- I ~ssai Say that ny .tasl i.
larger Aai b.uss Than " ever hss hseu T. thee,
.h-, have n.s.r favored IA. With atsil pisass .an.
hs.t s.~sis, nar. th.n sid iaNsr lsrls.. tl.sa
any other hauss Ia ~. city
READY MADE CLOTHING
IarKs Nsssfttaeni ~ sinthuF, snita fsfF tIs
ehsag :. kA.'srn 'ss.i~ y'-i. s,sty sssneni s.e,s
ssissA nusuEw oss,sss.
t"sss, Pants, us.rali-, tsp-, A.
fukNlslilNG UNpDs
fIse White and tsnry shir,s, Cala,.. iiaaat.f
.sises s.spesdst. ii.ss. ri.-k. i,.s siiet.s. STA
.s.tytaiss asssi, ksrt Ia sU.s,icm.u . ta.nl.hlas
TRUNKS
flas r,e t.sihsr TIasks add v.i..s W.esl -
ss.d .ad r.etas T,ants. rasp., Bas. a.
.plasaA~,i rAsnfl rInn,
L0sSo0n Wears.
A LONDON HAS LOST 0NE ~ uEh
~ se.i si''ssns i,.s-ngar' ha. gained 4 u,
Call snd sss ~ th. beet ss.nfim.nt. ~
CsseAs, Cssssssssss, Vssssssss,
noo0ss ssa lassn Gsss1s, asa
rasaeshssU Gssss,
sssi ts.auLs "a baveDpnft as CAsIEki nsxsl
gives oui AL eustosssss depesd an L.lns ntt..t
10 an iots 81 thr Old ssand, wet sds hssi, .is..
ees"As a"ss u"m thud street srIfit
Repository u Fashion and Taste.
BY MADAME LOUIS.
Brady Street tstwssn Fourth sad fiuL
MADAME LOUIS, WOULD RESPECTFUL
Iva ~ iafosm The lsdles ~ Davenport ana sieini,
thaa shs h assia provided with new aud tasteful
gnsAsooaAle Gesuw q A1lk Deoaess
VI every description, ssp. = lot u nnn Frensh .Ad
American eiowsss, bsanttfni NH and 1rape ssaas.
hsheoas, Cssssts, Es1hsoiiery, etc splsndld pal
sssss, and . auansity ~ sew fsdiss srtlei@. khe
would HIN Nv soeit the inspeetlon of ~. s-sa sh
ths sousinsanes of the Istrosass ff making uss.,
Ons1sess nsir dres.es sad nn. seailsnen's sAlrts
nlBsOLUflON.- THE Partnership of
~ oesasss 3 Obrsndosrssr In the Dry 0ee.is ahi
CteehtaS buslness neat dosr 10 the pust Once t.ss
THE day bssn dtssnlvcd and Tho buslness will hsres
tss hs conducted BY Oh~rnosrfsr st the old sland
Who vii pe5 all dsLis aud oil nniss due ~.
tosnes 0sm IEMIn STRAUSS
lui& hxHs 4 n : 4 - xusf
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rrssaa nssssss.

0DS00.
Bosros, August H.
The units~i States steam frirat~ Rasnok.
from New York arriv~i this morning
Last night tornado passed lhrousLou the
town ~ Reading and vicinity. Il Was nrs,,y
n half mile In width. several dw cllins and ,,,t
buildings were damaged.
Considerable damage was don. 10 the crou.
No loss 1T life reported
TAs Weather ~ oausaussrs.
BALriSoRk, August "a
To-day was the warmest of the ss.asos,. The
thermometer st.rd at ~ deg In the shade this
noon. This evening II stands at ~ degrees
rtr~ - Sew lDvssass.
NV ORLkAxs, Auemst ~
Hart, Thomas = 10 sstahl~s were destroyed
this morning. Lass tsNOU. Insured for
tlo, o,OOu
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Gas LioHr ESTasraIynExr-wea acknowl-
edge the rcccip, Of an invitation from the
contractors for building the Muscatinc Gas
Works. requesting our company Al fremont
Hall tomorrow evening on the occasion Of a
0ss Light Entertainments The Ensestainment
10 10 celebrate the introduction of gas into
Nuscatine. We thank the gentleman for shcir
polite attention, aud trust that Davenport will
he wen represented on the occasion WHISTLER
we can BE- present OF not
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Cost an0 foun0.

Osr-0N MONDAY MORNING LAST
- oa Hfsi. between Locust street aud The 4.
t'niee, ~ ga Fourth between HfaIs street and ti-
pspd hisck covered Pocket Aemofabtuni itsBk
The hhirr ~ti hc rev ardcd by sssag same - III,
ufhrr aut1tq,.
oST.-rliE sUBsGRlB.k ~ COMING
Hrm lows cuts ~ this psase "Wednesday
Aas eih 80 The evening itain exchanged Li. rArYs:
ssvk, AsfA pss,bshiy while an the vmafhns al l1un
aisN ~ Hn'fhTf t~s.inhlus il mni y f.he. again "
trtaNs' his properly ln .aia carpet sack d-..
snA a'h.t Ial.f- ~ alne tho sl@nsr The p.r.oa
haNihR ~. .ark VII coulter fasnr sni at the same
iatur - paid f,l hA- truMhe " lratiu. the .aGn- ~
ths " alai'c Hunae whore be mas fnA his tsn pfo.
srs, - hy sending w@fd - snh.efihe4 ri Newts.
1ssprt rn Iowa
suf .wtw' MM N NEWTON
tuuNp-rhE PLACE To MY CHEAP
! brS uoOis 10 al th. pspasl st.tuef u
CHAMPION a SON
Ub Coz, tifsis aud secana street.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

Tas oMio Til. river !. reccd,ns again at Ciasih
natl and Pittsburgh, hut iis,ns a intermediate
ls,iai. The river 10 IN god stage god deal
ef freight !. arriving at cincnnati fss the ssssan
The 6asets ss,s thai vi'hia ths memory of the old
Get stesmeoa,mcn there has been such coal boa,
tide Ia ths middle of August marks thl. sca.aa
IL make the arrival of casl ffo,a fut.eassh the
middle II August as an ss,sni, hing fae, seyenl
Ane sis.ners TO b. al once placed in the Louis
vile sad d Loui. packet lin.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

TIVE ONLY PLACE IN DAVENPORT
= where full snd ehoic. as.nrsm.nt ~ the ai-s..
Uueds cen he found u AZ
MARTINS
He hesps everything ~ that line or ..,e lr.l aual
tty, and he cells ihesn riyht
CAL and see him st hls New Store
~ N MANTIN
te5Dff Hrsiy street, four d,s,r. tsels,@ ILtta
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

TINS kAS.-Daring Friday night and Saiur
day Of the last week the rain continued 10 fsl
almost necessarily The eject Is bad for ,l,.
harvesters aud will BE- disastrous IL il should
be continued some days. One farmer, DR.
LANCER. we understand. has four hundred acrs-
VI harley, the most Of which Is cut aud Ia
shesfs. all Of which will BE- more OF less inju.
red by the rain Between this and lows City
very little grain is stacked or housed and
therefore is In an exposed condition for rain ~
continuous aud prolonged - that experienced
hsre the past week. We hope the skies will very
sooa brighten and with them the hopes Of the
Agriculturalisss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

- Three weeks ago our friend. Mr. J. N
Eidridee, advertised liss Of prpperty for sale
In the 0asase. Since that time he has ycli
81, 900 worth He has = new list this morn.
ing, the Cd having been culled out
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

VEGETABLE AAaKRT.-0ur citizens who
res'ds In the upper par of tho city win fii.d
II the L. Claire market house every incoming
q full assortment Of f.'sA vegetables, just
from the gardens, and 1t low price. with,
melons, fruits &c. 70 say noshing Of fresh
butter and eggs. The individual who has this
department In charge. exhibits great deal oi
enterprise in getting not only the hest vegeta
bles, &C, from this State and Illinois, bat in
having them fresh. lie deserves patronage
in his enterprise. and is receiving IL pretty
literally
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

e.. OF rs.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT ~ BLACK AND
"A falSy Giuths, among which vaa h~ found
bfoun, esus, green dsliis olive ersnch drab pals tt
eeA Asste - other ssyles t. which invite the es
eene VI Davenport 10 examine. Iisas~ k.sp nt.
tAinU W your nlnd that has. gv the h,st Cater
west VI Ns~ York elty We warran, oil uur gWs
eneete " cult The eye ne well q. 90 ns the tis III
yo0 doht believe Ne, H., h
% aoes ffom ID s'rec,, ess, slide ~ BRADY
myiNM 4 I. GuNE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

Drpuars corsrr.-Thc mail Of Saturday
evening at last brought Us the official returns
from this county. - will be seen by our table