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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-17

rs" In the single city of New York,
upwards of ten thousand workmen, who
gained their daily bread by the labor of
their hands, have been thrown out of en-
ployment through the suspension of the
Iron Works and other manufacturing es-
Establishments, consequent upon the pres
ent financial CONSERVATION. The icy fin
gers the panic are falling, in fast sue
eession, with paralyzing touch, upon every
branch of industry The Arts and Trades,
with the armies of men who looked to
them for the means of life, shrink back
dismayed, as they hear, more audibly each
moment, the advancing footsteps of this
fearful doom from which there is no cs-
cape. The wan forms of Hunger, Cold,
Disease-and that of Crime which al
ways follows in their shadow-these grim
presences that have hitherto hidden from
the sunlight and lurbed under the covert
of the dark now walk forth boldly at high
noon. 1t is truly regime of terror.
So long as the evils of the "rcvulsion"
existed only in the raven-like predic-
tions of the press-while they were dis
tant and problematical-we could afford
to laugh and to ask mockingly if, because
Of these doleful prophets, there should be
s'no more cakes and ale." While too, we
saw only the wreck of immense and swol-
len fortunes; when we saw the million
aire, with his power and pride of purse,
broken on the wheel of credit and sinking
into the rank of men who are merely
"well'to do" when we saw the bubble of
one magnificent estate after another shrin-
king suddenly to a snug competence
the spectacle excited small popular SYM
pathy, and we could look upon it with
indifference. if not complacency. These
men, unfortunate as they might be deem
ed in the small fraternity of the upper
Ten, were not in our eyes, real sufferers.
They had still the remnants of their bro
ken wealth, and could yet recover their
monied consequence by gathering care
fully and outstanding prudently the frag-
ments that the crash had left them. But
now, indeed, has the veritable hardship
of sthe Girls is" come The hammor falls
from the hand of the artizan; the fires
which kept active the manifold industry
ofgreat communities go out, one by one,
in silence-for many day not to be re-
kindled; the pallid spectre of Want APP
pears; Winter is at hand; and for multi
tudes of men there is neither bread nor
shelter !!
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HOSl'ES.

SUICIDE FROM RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT
Mrs. Ruff, the wife of a respectable citi-
zen of Mount Pleasant township, West
moreland county, Pa, committed suicide
on the morning of the 5tE inst, by hang
ing herself in a room adjoining her bed
room. Cause, said to be insanity from
religious excitement.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
WIN. WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.

CB Dibble, N. Y, j s Jordan, Nor
folk; Mr.. Ames. Va; j w Porter, Henry
Lucay, N. Y; I Harvey, lady and son;
w II Davis; and lady, North Carolina;
George Hickman, Petersburg; w r Will
lis; Hampton; w w Young, w r Gregg,
Warwick; Thomas Smith, ship Northern
Light; John w Usemm, James d Sprat-
ley, rhos. j Spratley. Syrick; P Bell.
Baltimore, W j Moore, j Il Kicks, Nor
folk.
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us. for the very comphmcntary-nay fat
tcringmanncr in which they have spoken
words of welcome and encouragement to
Our little journal. Our only promise for
the future--tor We hardly think it best to
be more explicit now-is found i'll that
honorcd maxim: eve will cndeavour."
The Day Boo'; processes to be mainly a
local paper; and our especial aim is to
cater daily to the wants of our immediate
community. We trust, however, we may
offer something, now and then, worthy
the attention of our fellow citizens of Viz
ginia outside of Norfolk. A friend in
Petersburg who wishes us facility in jour-
nalizing has our thanks. We duly APP
preciate his pun.
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Cioaks, Silks and shawIs.

N7E have a very large stock of very SUI
Fancy Dress Silks at all prices embracing
Robes Dequille, and hounced Robes. Also, a
very superior assortment of Chenille, Stella,
Bay state and other SHAWLS and SCARFS;
which, together with our very heavy stock
of Staple Goods we are selling very low
for cash or to punctual customers on short
credit.
ocl7 WIN. P. STEWART e. co.
Oh. & A. Copy.)
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Observation-Disclosures.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13.-The Legislature
of Missouri meets on Monday next. The
utmost confidence prevails that ample
provision will be made for the payment
of the State interest in January next.
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Ohio Election.

CINc1NNATI, Oct. 15.-In fifty coun-
ties Chase (republican,) for Governor,
loses 5000 on Fremonts vote. Both par
ties are claiming the State by a small
majority.
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The Schenectady Banks.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Oct. 14th.-The
banks in this city continue to pay specie
ON all calls made upon them to do so.
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The Health of New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 13.-The deaths
in this city last week were 1913, of which
II were from yellow fever.
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g=9@ We are obliged to our exchanges
in all parts of the country, as well as to
many friends whose favors have reached
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UNION HOTEL NORFOLK,

d. A. BEAToN, PROPRIETOR.
WI Tunis, Chuckatuck; Daniel Soul
ly, Rldseman; j D Ballant, Gales Coun-
ty.
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1t is reported that Mrs. Cunningham,
the New York lioness, has gone to Mobile.
Her bail is $4,000.
Gottlcib Truman has recovered damage
amounting to $4,000, from Max Cohen,
in New York, for seduction of the plain
tiff's daughter
Mr., David Tuck willer, of Greenbrier
county, Va, owns Berkshire hog which
weighs, gross, GIG pounds.
Wm. G. Woodson has been appointed
clerk of the Circuit Court of Greenbrier,
Va.
The london Times thinks that the abo-
litoh of slavery was the ruin of the Brit.
ish West Indian colonies.
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A LARGE lot Chields aloft sticht Goat
IN and Morocco Bootes something that will
give satisfaction and not rip, please call at
No. ., Market Square.
oc II l.. l.. BRICKHOUSE.
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SUSPENSION OF SPECIE PAYMENTs.-
AS our City Banks have all suspended
specie payments, we do not know bet
ter thing our merchants can do than to
call round at the Day Book job Printing
Office, and get themselves well supplied
with Circulars, Cards, Handbills, &C., for
a general rush of business against the
Fair opens here. The Day Book Job Of
flee is well supplied with variety of new
type and material: and prepared to turn
out all kinds of Job Printing at the shor-
test notice on the lowest terms.
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Fan and Winter Paris Fashions.

II iii anu w 1HICT IdilS tdSulOnBs
Or So @
T w o u l. ID RESPECTFULLY
l. inform my friends, customers and the sur
rounding country, thatI have returned from
the North with the finest collection of all
kinds of Millinery Goods that it has ever been
my privilege to present to the public,
CONSISTING OF
Every color and Grade of Plain and Uncut
Velvets,
Silks, Codes and Satins,
Feathers of all colors and quality,
Best French and American Flowers,
Bonnets of all descriptions for ladies and
children,
TOGETHER WITH
The handsomest assortment of Ribbons
that can be found elsewhere-all of which
am prepared to make to order in the neatest
and most fashionable STYLES and on the most
REASONABLE TERMS.
My collection OF Pattern BOnnets which is
very extensive, will be opened on MONDAY
NEXT, the l9th, to which the attention of
the Ladies are particularly invited.
MRS. e. Il. SWANK,
No. 40, Church St,
oc II doors North of Manonic Hall.
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Daily Price Current
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1857.

CoRN-Yellow monet w. C........ 81 So
White. .......73 GUANo--Peru'ns60 pr toI
Mxed.... 734 Mexican .......:.
MEAL.... 50 BAcoN-Va II R.17a17H
SAILS Hams.
Red. .95a$1O5 Sides. ..15x
.725a750 Shoulders.
Extra. 675a700 Western Sides. .15H
Superb 600a625 DO Shoulders. IA
OATs-.... 80 APpLEs-Dried. 81 .75a2
PEAS-Black Eye...... PEACHES do............
Stock .......... l4ARD--Na.....
Bans. Western. ....T
FLAXSEED. ..... 81 62k CoAL-lIard. ............
PEANUTs... .60a$l Soft.
CoTToN. STAvEs-R. o. HID. 1874
RoslN ........$ 81 .45a1 80 W. o. HID. $50. SA
TURPENTINE. -. .45a46 w. 0. Pipe. SIS
TAR-Bright. 81. 55al 62 w o. Heading. $50
Black. l. 55a1 90 W. o. Bbls. ...... $50
SAIL. b. Il. 50a1 60 SH1NGLEs-Heart. $64
G. A.. .1.15..... Sap....$47
HAY.......75 per cargo SHooKs.... .............
J.IME-Thom.S5 6 APPLE BRANDY. .$1al rs
New Apple Brandy is selling at S1al 25 per gal
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AGRICULTURAL FAIRs.-The State Ag-
ricultural Fair commences in this city on
the 9th inst. The Fair of the Union
Agricultural Society. in Petersburg, Vir-
GINA, commences on Tuesday next
Mathew w. Ransom of North Carolina,
delivers the annual address. The fair of
the RappahannoclS Society commences in
Fredericksburg, Virginia, on the Sd of
November, and closes with tournament,
in which the Queen is to be presented with
a set of jewelry valued at $50.
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The Secretary of the Treasury of Mexi-
co says that it requires $20,O00,000 an
nually to meet the current expenses of the
government; and that the annual deficit
is not less than nine millions.
1t is said the fire that destroyed Column
bia, California, and $4,000 worth Of
property, originated from an opium bro
ker in Chinese brothel. The fire proof
buildings were all saved.
The steamer Knickerbockcr was raised
on Friday, and is brought to New York
for repairs. 1t is said that Capt. Ben
nett will make by the job $4,000. He
lost by raising the Isaac Newton $780,
900.
The firm of G.. & D. Cook & Co., in
New Haven, carriage makers, are trying
to make head against the specie panic by
issuing a notice that they will discharge
any of their hands who apply to the
banks for specie.
Heg@ Several of the manufacturing es-
Establishments in Newark, N. j., and lei
nifty, design recommending operations
this week; and will employ a large por-
ton of their old hands. This is encour-
ageing.
Father O'Reilly, pastor of St. Pauls
Church at Blackstone, Mass died on
Tuesday, aged forty-6ve years. 1t is :.
little singular that he died on his birth
day, and at the very hour of the day on
which he was born.
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N. l.. A. BLUES.
New Boot and Shoe Store.

New Boot and Shoe Store.
THO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
J. of Norfolk and the surrounding Country
We have on hand and are still re- mosSrp
ceiving, all kinds offs ii o L S and HX
& A | I L II S usually worn. Also ~.
our stock of Children's Shoes is good and
cheap Our stock of Mems coarse wear is
well assorted. We need not give list of our
articles, as we feel satisfied that we can suit
all who may favor us with call. We are sell
ling cheap for the cash.
WILKINS & co.
No. SS, Church street,
Oc II A doors from Marine.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
SATURDAY, Oct 18th.
ARRIVED.

Steamer North Carolina Cannon, FIN Baltimore.
CLEARED
Brig E. S Buchanan, Wright, St. Crox, to j. II.
Johnston
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Oct 16.-Flour-The mar
ket to-day closed firm with sales of $500
barrels Common to good State 81, 7Oa4s5;
Ohio $5.10a5, go; Southern Sc, 50a5. 10
an advances
Wheat-The market is dull; with sales
of 1000 bushels at 125a130 cents for Ca
madam white. Holders demands are ad-
vancing.
Corn-The market is firm sales of 95,-
500 bushels at 70 cents for mixed-an
advance.
Provisions. Are dull at former rates.
Whisky-Is fir.n-sales of Ohio, at
20a21 cts.
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lust RECEIVED Per Express
81 very handsome lot of Ladies very dark
Tan Colored Congress Heel Caters, English
Lasting for Misses. Also please call at No.
8, East Side Market Square.
oc l6 l.. l.. BRICKUOUSE.
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GR A III A Ms Magazine, Nov. 25cts.
~ Peterson's Magazine for Nov. 1871 cts.
Ballou's Monthly, Nov. 12Tcts.
The Pioneer, or the Adventures of the Bor-
der, l6 cts.
New York journal, Nov. 1871 cts.
Received AMI iof s.le by
J. r. HATHAWAY,
oe l6 No. 81, East Main street.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02

THE SUBSCRIBER, AZ ASSIGNEE OF
! the Real and fersona Estass Of r n. neussl,
offer. f,r sale ID. following pieces Of desirable ksai
Estate .yins within the city Of Davenport and iss I'm
The aea. . sia premise. situated on III. river road
q sald r n Hoasel Hsass contains ten r"o,ns,
with closets, sc aud wood house atabis. cstsrn snd
real
.A.e the new and eommodious two siory brick
house, acxs east Of tho rssdsnes Of NJ. bhoup, on
the cad road % Eat Davenport This house 10
Of the best built houses In or about the city, situate
q the a1a Slssr and k.sr BsSs. Essc
I.and and the two cities Thsio - Ito feet roat BY
Also the ihree story brick warshouse. on On alley
rnnnlas .on.h q the mississippi Missouri Railroad
DEPOT sozsc feet
Yorres, Dlions addiiiol 70 the city q Davenport
Also. twenty-five building loss ir pavison & Truce
Aisa lea.shod inlssss, in per, Of Block e. Of The
'!of Davenport extending from Front street to
eeolt street. and bsips % feet fro0t and rear and
Also, lot. No and 10 In IN. town Of Bethany.
Also, ls, IN Block q 10 ths ei,y Of Le Claire
county. IL the sss,s o. Iowa, 70 vi The undlviAsd
f + sf,s 4 as sos's ga 81: sssi
kaage II West, aad the q y o. vs.: ar.ssc. v, and
q 2, s:s - .ad y Of I a. Gee. y, In
Ai.e. The undivided ,sss.-sisAsA pan Of q y q r.
II :s Is: = . = %i; ,.s and being
NJ a .la zee \ I x s. q |. Is IVES. 4i.s, Is. 1
The ases. a..e sss properly y vi. 5. sss :.
SACRIFICE. and portions u y on long lima For
s.s, Sss x sSss: e. o c.
sss assf ss'S = PSI os; sk;s VIZ s S;;is
myladAwff Assenss, Re Of Peter n Housei
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c. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND,
i cot Estate s1gen { /,

srccEssoa TO Get. =. G. sADs,)
Has for sale
TWENTY IMPROVED FARMS IN SCOTT
1 county with COOL comfortable dwelling lsre:
q hind o. % $.
very reasonable
Fifsesn Uaiapssvsa Has0s.
In Scott county Pleasantly situated, and capital
land Tor farming purposes Terms very easy
Six hundred and forty acres In Guthrie county.
One hundred and twenty serss In Isws county.
Farm In johnson county
seven hundred serss In Adair county
Three hundred acres In 0rundy county.
Two Hundred acres In Dallas county.
Fine farm of leo acres near Fslsou station, With %
ssrss timber.
House and lot on Fosysh street
Hosss aud lot On vInh street,
Building lots on BRADY and second street
Lots o.. Perry street
Block Of loss on Rock Island and Iowa streets.
Buiidiag loss on Harrison and Sixth streets
Forty acre farm near Newton.
A bcsu,ifa farm Of $40 acre. situated in BENTON
county.
Farms In Washington county.
few scre. Of Land In the vicinity Of Davenport
suitable for country seats
Houses and Lots In tho city Of Davenport
Farms In Clinton county. improved and unimpro
we'd near Railroad and River.
City property In 10 Claire,
Building lots In WATERFOWL. III
Three hundred ma 9nhcent lots In Futon's addition
to East Davenport, eommanding . spisndid visw Of
tho Mississippi River and Rock Island Thsss lots
can be purchased on very reasonable tsrms
Great Inducements are offered TO mechanics -
well rs capitalists and aiiess
Call and examine mars aud prices q
HAvfLAND6
jccDsf Once L. Claire Raw.
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n naln lngys1issi h : Dsnssaiie GpesuA.
In The couse u scsthing review q Dog
~ springAsld Grand Jury speech, ths n.
Y. 1tasss pointedly renarks:
Mr.. Do1glas passes hence to his avorite
cd nest 1Eagrant topic-"nigzer." What
Democssttc stump speech in orr day would
b. without tn nain ingredient, We can bat
vaguely cugtscture, but Il would manifestly
Be an insipd and nasTowles performances.
J1adng BY TIE tenor u their language, you
night suppose nagroes mnst distasts6l and
mWelcuns ths0s 70 our Denocsatic osstoss;
bnt, judging b. the sacsEnes end itcquency
wheFswieh fhey rssw 70 Il, thsse On hardly
- anything else 20 savogy 70 thsir noserils.
epmk to thsm Of the ftindansnfal principle
= Ds0o@ncy--oft hs recipeosal o6lin1soas
- ssppakilitiss q rulers and rbsd-of
~ inasnsnhtlity ofrspesssntation fton tax
a1ien-09 - i1lienabls Eights a nan--snd
tAetr rouonnD = = etoennI nonn6seing and
unddliag obqn1 fnfrun.D anlnRp.n 6han
DsasesSey : - - - naapshis q
lsttiag ~ ~ - 80. 49, rouu,Is
0nls1toes. VI - nn1nhw \ -
Demecanfie knEnmGn ~ - - fn6k g
iutsastly I'D peuG2 " - GsUsue G1ln1iaD
aeninst aninsuT o. - - -
GIsmsssfiea e snt, psjudies, = tiGRa1
-. DOsgln = nastsr; Il = - @knGp
fa thoansn1 stsinC."
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b. ID. & u. 3 Column.
nURRows. PRErrSMAS . DAlxxLn.
wholesale dealers In
Groceries, lrea, Salt, Cement, &C.,
Agents for the sale Of
= HERRING . CO.. CELEBRATED FIRE

Agents for the sale Of
HERRING = CO.. CELEBRATED FIRE
THIEF RR0Or SAFES,
f.. I. FAIRBANKS SCALES.
NE SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON
- hAiti full stick II Groceries. which ". affsr
d I% s.a ~ rpss as S Sas.s.
w So ana4lty aud warranted equal 60 sample
SuG II S-MusCoyApO. PORTO RICO
'.af'hsd trn-hsi aad Powdered
CoffEE-Rio MOCHA. JAVA. ALSO
- ar"uhd ''hec ard Es.ci,ce Jf cas-.
M OF \ SIS s-Nfw ORLEANS. SUGAR
TEAS.-IMPERiA Al yorNU uysov c,.v
= POWDER aud Black Tea.
GPlcEs-PEPPER. ALLspIcE CHINA.
~ MON, Cloves, Ginger. Mustard and Nutms..
SoAPS-fANCy AND TOILET. FAMILY
~ Era.iy. and CASTLE
CANDLEs-sPERM, ApAMANrINE STE.
~ EINE, star and Tsilow
.nILS-SPERM, SOLAR, LARD. BANK
" Resin, La.ecd ard Olive
DAlNTS--w WHITE LEAD AND ZINC
i raints
{ 'MARs- HAVANA. GERMAN & AMERI
" CAN nraisds
TonAcco-NATURAL LEAF. VIRGINIA
: AID Missouri Pound, 30 So Twist, TIN Fo.i
YEAST POWDERS or VARIOUS BRANDS
, aad kinds
CANDlEs- ASSORTED & FANCY GUM
- ahd Lemon DROPS. Iasenxes
f)RUNEs IN GLASS JARS. BOxEs AND
tafrri-, sliron, Fig iast- aud garrapts
ID, LEs-CNDERwOoDs BRANDS An.
SORTED site- Peprer Sauce
IJoWpEk. SHOT, LEAD AND CAPS. W
! sll Kind. ard ssres
SrARCH-coRS PEARL AND FAMILY.
NCTs-ALMONDs BRAZIL. fuBIRrs
~ Pea. feean, u wAinn,s and Coco.
- AlSiNS-M. X. & LAYER, WHOLE AND
III hall BOXES, sultans and Maisgs
(tHoC0I.ATE-C cocoa. BRoMA. rARlNA
~ lapiuca. Wheaton ariis AID osi Meal
NhLT-kANAWHA SYRACUSE. TURKS
~ leland iASsrr"o blown and Ground Alum
rEMENT-I LOUISVILLE AND UTICA.
~ Iastering Hair. stgrco Plaster Mllw auk go and
sandusky sois Ash three tons Ia store aud faf
sale
lASkETs-MARkETH HALF TO ONE AND
- ouc half bushels, Corn aud tiothcs
MpDDEN WARE-TuBS, PALS, WASH
w Baard- churns Mops, Axe Hclves. Ac
( nRDAGE-M MANILA, JuTE. HEMP 4
>-t'utt"n eorlage II al sizes
I,islI MAckEREL. SALMON & WHITE
Fish. front. Goldfish and smoked Uaiibut
GLASS WINDOW GLASS ASSORTED
| VI sif"- fuuhlsr- Oars aud Dcra,tshas
nRiMsToNE, SULPHUR, SALT, BoRAx,
| ID 1ndign
MATcHEs-PIERCE s. co, AND ST.
4 vi Louis
DlrEs-FANcY 4. y. AND STONE.
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IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
Black smiths TOOls.

IRON, PiTrSBuRG BOILED AND CHAR.
] COAL. sw sd. aud New York refined Of Gil sizes
-. s"i' - w -
u,etagun. Ihrtsh liist~r German and Spring Steel
Flow steel all slE-s Nails aud Spikes IL al sses
H. Pressed Nut. and W s.hsr.. all .ses Uello~s
Dftil. Vices lismnsr. and Iong., stscks aud Dies.
khs-. Maa.- Hole, Cast and sseei Faced, narss
~huvs ana Asiia assorted sF~ss Syringe Wagon Car
tisse AID Feat Syringe Ailes, waseu, bray aud
itnsgs Asl.s rhossi- spades aud bfain Heoups, "a
| ron. brsnd. Tbmhle skells and " agea p.sxrs ss
| sari.d .iFrs srow barr. Picks. uaes. 6rinssion.s
,s-t Horsa Head uiiehng fo.is, Iron Kettles sad
| Furnaces
\ rrsrs AThatcbef's Iatsii IIf ard Force Pump
TIL. Pump viii hot frrers and lees liable 10 get OIL
70 order than airy other N ur~. and has had rreuI
| ams awarded at every fair nj which u hss been
4 htiated laa1g 81
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NICHOLS, CAMPBELL a 90.
ID "A N d II Ii - :.
rrAlrRs ~
Exchange sanssl Land Warrants
BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS q MeLEAN.
Bankers and Dealers IN Exchange,

Uhiee, Ntady - Elwn NeeaHd aud Tbrd,
EXCHANGE ON ALL THE PRINCIPAL
IL Cities - TIA. United States. Treat iirltain Ire
land and Continental Europe, bought aud snld
Notes and Drafts collected and praeetgi- remittrti
10 any part Of the Uaited State. ut enrreui rate. Vt
Eschalg.
Collections Of No,e., Drahs, Accounts. Legaci~s
aud fnh~ritsne.s made IN all parts ~ III. tuiied
stat~s, GaHadas ard Europe
stprks and houds bought and sold on eomtni .sloi
and Dividend. collected
Land Warrants. bought, sold aud located
Exchange rifles Ia the Emitted States
Carpenter ycriniiy~, New York City
Albany Ciiy Rank, Albany, ~ y,
buffalo City Hank, HnfiaIa NJ ~
bank Of Commerce, Ba-ton, MHss
Tfndesm~n's BsEk, fhatsfphia. ia,
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Gilmore q Brothefi"n. Ciaeinnati, O.
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Citizens Hank, New Orleans, La
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PERFECTED
L arrangements for Locating Land Warrants In
Southern and Southwestern Missouri near the line
Of the Southwest Branch Of the Pacific Railroad
They have employed reliable agent who hes been
familiar with that sectoa Of country for many years
aud who will locate warrants such lands oaly Ne
he has personally Inspected The lands arc known
and to abound In the richest mineral dsposits
Maps and plats OF tho country sxhibifing ths char
scter and Position Of the lands may b thsr
once, No. Granite Block. Main street.
js13df W BARBER d co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-02
flmtr1pnHk's Celebrated scales.
A pApTED tn ANY RFuCfRED OpER A

N
n TIoN II weighing f'r iron, coal hay. stock
and fr ~. use ~ wasrhouse. stores and fouIdfies
ard IA short for every kind II bu.iness
The great skiil and fidelity employed IN their manu-
fseiur. ard the determination GA the part Of the
ufaetufers H. allow imperfect article to
ID forth frnn their establishment. has rzlnsd for
their Scales reputation that has never been sur
passed In the whole tanRe af usrfni mechanism
The Scales are uusntiUou.iy ssknaw lodged ne the
standard Va all ttan.asiisu. ~ weight
lawsuit Witch arus" ffafn dissrslanr ~ weight
Lei one 81 fairbaak Scale. IN by the Rati
nanFr aud Ohio Railroad aud ohe ~ snssher manufar
rrr-Ntiy tilted IA the Csutt % Common
ti.as Baliimor. III. rase occupied the canr, two
lays aud Judge Marshall IN delivering HI. decision
sisrd the fesn of HE evidence that the acenrar,
II Fairbanks Scales WAS established heyond all
question For sslr hs
BURROWS. PRETTY 4 DALzELI-
The we'll known reputation u these Hcal.s has In
iucsd the ssndet. II imperfect and WORTHLESS bsl
aners to Offer them NJ Fairhanks Scales aad pur
chaser. have thereby IN taany essss been subjected
10 fraud and imposition. Ih~ manufacturers have
~ controversy with honorshs competitors ~Lo
transact business Ia their naine. hut regarding
this perpetrators ~ the above fraud a. pursuing o
alike unjust and di-honnrsbl~ they take this
insthcd o. caution ilis public 81 their imposition.
The patente~s manufacture under their o~n In
spertion only NJ their faeiary Ia b. Johhsbury, VI.
Dor .sie ~ Dav~npovt solely by
BURROWS pRETTyAANA DALZELL
Es r. FAIRBANKS q 90
~ John.bury. VI. May n, Isss
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