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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05
Benjamin Chandler No. 10, Angus, Tern
vs. 1857, August Eth, 1857,

vs.. ! 1897 A,r,, 81 ,aIi'
Bucher, Ayres, ct al. ''"''
On motion of William NJ. Rockefeller. Es,
attorney for plaintiffs rule on the atcys JeG.rr'
en's TO appear ard plead by the frs, day of neIt
term to the above action OF ejectment for oil thai
certain tract or piece of land situate in shamokh
(now partly in Coal and partly in Zerbe town
ships) IN the county of Northumberland. CON.
tanning two hundred and seventy three acres.
more or less, adjoining lands in the name Of Wn
Wilson, Peter Mowrer, Michael Kroll, FrcdcrirI
Kramer and others. Surveyed on a warr.,t
grant TO Matthias Zimmerman. p. cur.
Extracted from record and certified ser,emler
81, 1857. "''''
JOHN 5. BEARr, Deputy rroth'ry.
Prothonoiary's Office
Sunbury, Sept. 4, 1887.
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Total,

io'"'' So'lZo
On this property they had not Il single
dollar OF insurance. The loss falls heavily on
them, as they had all their means invested,
and had but fairly got into successful opera
ton. A II their vehicles, harness, &C., were
new, and Of the best quality. The building,
too, had been but recently erected.
Mr.. Candles loss will reach about $4,000,
on which he had an insurance Of only $4,000.
Mr. Waddes loss is nearly covered by insu-
rance. Mr.. Junod is also insured, but to
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05

WIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, The great reme-
dy for CONSUMPTION and all other dseasts Of the
Pulmonary Organs-The greater the value of any disco
very the higher it is held in the esteem of the public, and
much in proportion is that public liable to lie imposed
upon By the spurious limitations OF gnorant designing and
dishonest men.
Now that this preparation is well known to be a
ceInin cure for incipieut CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
LIVER COMPLAINT, COUGuS, BRONCHITIS, and
all similar affections, than any other remedy knuwn there
ure found those 50 vllanous wicked us to cnncoc spu-
Tlus, and perhaps poisonous mixture and try palm
II of as the genuine Balsam.
This is to caution dealers and the public generally,
against purchasing any other than that having the written
signature Of |. BUTTS on the outside wrapper.
Prepared only by SETH w. FowLE & Co, Boston, Mass
TO whom all orders should be addressed, and for sale by
their agents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05
sUNRURY STEAM FIGURING MILL.

sUFRURY STEAM FIGURING MILL.
'E'liE subscribers respectfully announce to the
n public, that their new Steam Flourng Mil
IN this place, has been completed, and will 60
into oleration on Monday the 3,st day of Au.
gus', inst.
Paving engaged competent and careful
Miller, they trust they will he able, with all the
modern improvements adopted in their mill, TO
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor them
with thrr c.. stom
SNYDER, RINEHART & HARRISON.
Sunhury 4
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a CAR ID.
IIUSSEY'S REAPER.

We the undersigned farmers of Montour
and adjoining counties were at the trial Of
Mowers on the 22d Of June 1857. on the
farm of ohm Mowrer in Mahoning township,
Montour county. Three Machines were
brought into the field, namely: llusscys I'M
proved Reaper and Mower manufactured by
Geddes Marsh s. Co., of Lewisburg, Pa.
Manny's Patent, manufactured at Uoosick
Falls, n. Y, and Ketchum's manufactured at
Reading by Boas s. Spangler. The machines
were worked by the owners or agents. AZ
ter seeing the operation Of the three ma
chimes, we give our preference to the lIus-
sey Reaper and Mower, for the following
reasons"
]. We think it is the most durable ma
chine.
g 1t costs less than the Manny's and the
ketchum's.
g. 1t is very simple in its construction and
not liable to get out Of order.
A. 1t is manufactured in this section Of the
country.
And We would say to our neighbors, that
if you want good, durable and reliable Rea,
per and Mower, get one of the uussey's In
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05
H. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor.

To ApvKRrbxRs The circulation Of the sunbury
American among the different towns on the susquehonna
mot exceeded fcqualled by any paper published North
cru Pennsylvania
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05
Tract OF Goa! E.aHG,

situate in Coal township, in the county Of Nor.
thumberland, surveyed on a warrant in the name
OF LUXE FlDLER, containing in the who,e.
Fine Hundred and Fifty Acres, OF thcreabouts,
bounded 'y lands surveyed in the name Of John
Brady, Samuel CLARK, William Lambert AMI
others. The improvements OH the said trac, of
land, are 3 two-story frame Dwellings, one log
dwelling house, two shantys, and blacksmith,
shop. Connected with the said tract of land. ia
large COAL BREAKER
The terms and conditions of sale, will be made
known on the day of sale.
A. JORDAN, Trustee.
AunIst 90
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Total loss,

Much sympathy is felt for Messrs Brown
& Ramsey. They were hard-working, indus
tricus young men.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-09-05
VALUABLE COAL LAND FOR SALE.

'HNiE E subscriber will offer for sale, at the Court
II ouse IN Sunbury, Northumberland county
on WEDNESDAY the 7lh day of OCTOBER
next, at O'Clock, A. NJ, the one undivided
ONE THlRD nnrt Of a ynlnnhle
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
l. ATEST NE VS..
Arrival or the North Am..,.

m Qrlnrc, July -.
The Canadian steamship Moth ia.,,ct
from Liverpool, Wednesda, the 18th. mr.
rived At this port Sunday night.
The steamship Europe, from Boston, july
lst, arriveda at Liverpool on the lth
The steamship iaiia.o, from Quebec. on
the 4th, and the ktrru.aS, from Portland.
arrived At Liverpool on the llth.
The i.nerrSi Chamber of Commerce
gave q brilliant banquet 60 the otc,r. ol
the Niagara
FRANCE. The detail, of the rc,entl,
discovered oonspirac, in pari, was creep,nr
out. 'e
Queen Victoria will visit fonta,nblcau in
September.
iraLt.-it Is alleged that Mazzim has Is
.apeu from Italy, in ship CARRYING the
American tiag
iNnh.--The TALL "i DELPHI, va, l.pkcl for
hourly when the India ma, left. The loss
To the belgian arm, h, mntiny and other
causes was nearly 3OdsU men. IA i be
i'esed that the CRISIS j. past From latest
accounts there Is rumor of a panic AMI DE-
serf'ons among the insurgents Mt D,lphi
The British Govcrnmcn, was acting y,ror-
ously IN Indian affairs, and Sir colin tamp
bell Ieft on few hours notice.
The Bombay money market va, un.a,,
There was almost panic.
CuISA.--ltonr kong date of ,h. a,,b .r
May have been received The An,,,,,.,o
steam irieat, >l4 JrciAfo and the Ennl,.h
Huhosts had gone up the Canton river to
attack the iunks. Al Foo chow ra, n,
was qniet The Rebels had been defeated
there, and ten was coming down freely.
trade AT Shanghai and Hong koug was
quiet.
Trasry.--lt Is denied that the Porte had
,.sned protest against Oh, occupancy oi
Perrin by the British, Reschet pa.ha s,m.
pl. hal personal interview with Lord
stratiord dc Radcliffe un the suhicc,
ktssia--A dispatch announcing that the
h"ss.ah- have occupied aarwas, on the
frontier n Abysinn,a
aus'ces had been received from India l.,
tue arrival II the overland mail.
The mntin, among the Scp,,s Is reprc
sented 10 have spread Ia an alarming "a
tent. twenty two rer,ment- IL natives
had joined in IT,
The insurgents had been defeated out ,,.l.,
the walls II Delphi, Lut still held pns-css,on
vi the city
General An-on, the British Commander
~ 'hici, had dicd "i cholera Sir John
ainloeil hai been started to succeed him
italy AMI Spain was tranquil
"arat BRITAIN In the House IL Com
mons '"l. snrsdas moved Cor IA, pr,,,nc-
ton u Secretary Marcy. letter ON pr,,a
tecring, but Lord pxlmer.ton said that !,
was not officially in ia. hands ii ,l. British
Government, and could no, bc produced
After a lew remarks trom Lord John Rus
sell and Sir Charles Napier, the melton wa,
withdrawn.
An address IL Oh" Queen was adopted
praying Tor the use oi all means to pn,
down the African slave trade, aud s.cur,
the inltillmcnt of the treaties. Lord Palm
ersfon pledged I" the government to carr,
nut the request
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Nrw IaHA JuIy ..
Adv,ees from the ls,hmns per M,a.is -,
unlmpnrtant.
The irigate R@,aoi, would sail fram A.
panwall for New York, duly sth.
The Know N.thines III Cal,f.rp,a are "A
Ming measures ior the reorganization II thci
party.
Adviec~ iroin Oregon a. june a,tb Fear
arr entertained of still further Indian diflii
cultics.
The question "f ing Oregon Slay.
state, still continues O. he xealalSl, urged
and prospsstu, issued t.r pro slavery ter.
ritory.
The markets of San Francisco nj. ehat-
ted with all kinds II l,r~ince Th.r,. Is M,
demand and prices are rapnll, dcpree,ati,,r.
None, arsnnnlatnv and rates tending
downward.
lsrnsts NV. The steamer Panama
arrived mt Panama. She hr,nes Genital
American asiyie.s to the til inst
w. Z. Mccrsck.n, American tupsnI nj
lanman, died IN board the Panama nj Pun
In Arenas.
The Ghilsan Minister plcnilptentiary bad
arrived at San Jose, with proposals. Tor th..
contemplated Spanish American confe,l.ra
tIpn.
Pour hundred If Walker trap, r.main-
eI al san J"~e and punia Arenas. The
steamer Tennessee had becn chartered by
the '"sfa Rican Government O. proceed Ia
San Juan Del Nortc I" TAX" thes- troa,.,
home
III" Decatur sle,p=of war was a. Pnnto
Arenas
The inrstc Independence wa str,ck by
hghen'ng at Nanara, shiscring her main
mast.
FURTHER adslces ir.m Central Amer,ca
state the determination of the Costa G,eans
20 hold her Position on the rivers
They had given offence a. Nicaragua. and
Costa R'ca had sent H. England COR three
gnn-boats, for the purpose of Strengthening,
her position On the rivers and lakes
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-. We take the following from YES

EA We take the following from yes
terday's Muscatine Jotraat.
Dayraroar fIarAls The Davenport
Firemen and Bras band, with a number a
other citizens a tlat place, n also q fair
proportion u ladies, visited our city this sf.
ternooD, on the steamer Be- ClajisH. They
presented iin. appearance prosnenaaiing
the streets ia uniform, and with fine Lose
carriage. They remained only about mn
hour.
We are sorry that no ctIor was made a.
give these visitors public reception. Al
though neither our City Council or Militia
~ Company was officially advised of their
intended visit, IL was very generally expect.
ed that some demonstration would be made
by our own citizcns IN the orcasion. L.
propricty--nay necessity ~ an art " cour-
tesy felt by all 9ur citizens, who are
now soroly rbaerined that they did MT at
least give some formal token II welcsme.
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LivuaPoot. July Is
The weather had been favorable for the crops Ths
iAyerpo.l Prosisien market wss general, steady,
lower. Lard quiet. Bslsnd, Aihaye = % aaas.
gery Wv
lisEsraoL FrcprcE MAsKxr Ashes wrr. auiet
Al et- Tor pot. Sugar duh Ro.in dull spirl,s oI
tnrleniine steady. rsllow unchanged Rice quite,
LONDON MaakErs. The newspapers reports susar
anii ~ decline af Cd to 10 cohee quiet and 81
Qualities slightly dcciin~d Tea arm and active \,
l. ID fsis sSd Rice aull
t"hdoa Money Market active at unchanged rafrs
The news from ln.ia eaus~d decline n .on.cls
which were quoted Oh Friday al s3as2s A rrsnr
II England on Thursday
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90 cct or ccusc.
HOUSE roR RENT

WANEkLN HOUSE FOR RENT ~
w III. s,Sss~ natned well Known haa.s MI
situate on Main street 9TH, !. for rent -
either sn part 80 Ia whar the hausr wtll be rented
it dwelling pnrpnses only ur for a private hoard.
Ws hoaa. convenient location AMI q spendtd tiset
We" make u a most desirable place Fer psrtteu
ia'- Mqnt" II the proprietor, " 4 nkElS,
iSsdts at ths tae,rc nrrwrry
II" LEASE For TERM OF YEARS
At a low rent. the rtmm"iiou- stone hau~- Iii
fssi haNehIsHtt ga thr rnrH-r 81 Main and Mound
strerts containing ~ fa,n- u u. admirably .stas
tel tf hotel ~ boarding. where such buuss i-
anrh needed The grounds smIl. tof garden
stabilize A. The building IL hsw snI will Lr hni.l
81 ama trsdt ia' ah occupant ~ the lsi ~ August
App, {" " HtibREtli
hRiI HAT nay.ntasI
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Eseasesssns asssssx sh~ sss.iass a. sas..
A9esey.

81. PAul July -
a man just arrived from the Sioux agcn
cy, np the Minnesota river, reports that the
negotiations with th. Indians, which have
been bcc1ming more and more o,nino,is
have now assumed beligerent character,
and war with them is inevitable. The re-
iusal, on the part of the Superintendent, to
pay the ann,iti~s, until the Sioux shall Dc
I,ver up To him Ink pa-du ia, band, causes
the difficulty.
soldier wandering on after nixhtiall ha.
received mortal stab, and Mai. Sherman
demand that the murderer be- delivered I'm
was laughed at About 10000 Indian.
the Upper S,oux, the Csthensl-, the Y.nk-
tons and the Mowakaut1ns have assumed a
hostile attitude, to oppose whom there are
only 1U tru1s all told. The Indians nro
very bold and defiant, having surrounded the
whole body of TROOPS on the 18th, and in
vltad them ~ fight. They are well armed.
The houses of the missionaries. Rev. Me~-r..
Rifp and Williamson are guarded by friend
" Indians
Col. Mobiles Pacific wagon rad ,arty !,
sncamPed ON the Big Sioux river, prepared
lor saoccs~fnl resistance should they h. at.
tackled.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ Election ~iii be held on Monday III. third
dsy Of Aavssf u 1857 In each and every Town.
shp NJ scott County at their usaal place. n holdsrs
Eesiieas ff the purIo.s ot slecttng the following
1fscrr. aud fof other purpo~es hsr~Ensf~r mention.
~. 20 sH -cas.sty judge, Recorder snd Trrasur.I
sheriff toaniy Surveyor aud Coroser
Al tf4s same tim. aud place fpr the adoption or
nIsciten n the Nov Constitution of the state of
loss These tn favor of the New alton es,
asd thsss opI-s.sd te the New Consultation (So, al
~ s"rarat~ haliot sbs bc had for the adoption or
rslsein q Pfopo.it,os 10 ascend the Constitution
~ sirkin ont the Oard white from the srtiel.
an fLs Right u s.nersge" A separate Laa, ,nss
n gwen ~ every psrs"a having right to voas al
.aid Eecitan 10 b. aepos,ted la a s~persfe bos =
These .iysH fOr the adoption shai! have the word.
shall The snrd White be stricken uat ~ the artl
Gle on Right af saasrasef Yes and those given
against The adoption .hsil have the wosis nhs ~.
wsri Whit he stricken out u the article on High,
~ ruffrsxw Ma
Ard slso the szme time and place fur A.. .a.,,
iIna - rsjseiisn of the following propasltioa =
Wsefsag, proposition has been tnsde ~ ihr ayut
rii ~ bafeHpon o. ton the County of seott In sbe
crseiias ~ Court House and City n eli in evnner
lion with eaeh atber the City agreeing 10 tarnlsb
Thirty i've thousand Dollars and thai the ssouns,
protids Tar for .n equal susouHt s two equal In
.tsmehls, ssif Court Hou.~ aud CIV uaI h, 10
aasTi Hsa~. AID City Hall fo he uhd.r the es,n,r
~ sad e.uliy -nd ty according .acL AsreeseAg
Aaj sitFnlsoiss - they may asI.a alo for the COZ,
stFHrttssn AID future management ~ sald building
fhee tts sksts given la fssar ~ tho a-sss p9al,sl
hsg. .hsii have sn them the wnrds Fss the fsx'
adj th.s sss,sst the ssose proposition shsil have
Davenport Jsiy .Dfk 1861
WM l. COOK
Is..ts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

NEw Mrsc.--Mr. ". O. Willis has Just re
ceivesi by express an assortment OF new ma
sic, which deserves tho attention Of our lady
friends. We refer them to his advert tisement
We thank Mr. Willis for his polite attention
IN furnishing ns with several popular pieces ol
music. The ladies will always fnd at hi.
store on Main street, between Front and Sec.
ond, fun stock ~ the latest music fresh
from the press.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

Ig IL the Gazette printers wanted To hold q
meeting nj that Office to consult for their own
benefit, they would have 10 pay room rent, and
then b. "doeked for lost time. e.--SeTs.
The Gazette printers are able To pay their
rents and their board, because they ara
promptly paid by their employers. They q,
not have to sue 10 obtain their hard earn~s
wages, nor take store orders To dicker abo,i
the city for vic,nals and clothing Can IN.
Ne~s take a hint
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
COMME RCIAL.


The vegetables msrksi has hssH "niy res.oss.s3y
supplied during the pa, week the farmer. lsiIg TO
susy 10 bring In sardsg truck pf sil,ss standard
vegetables Of shs sr~son there suoush bat thsre
should be more eueumbsfs soas tomatoes. saas.Lss
80. Vegetables - yst To. innuriss siways
bring high price Our b,aiksi engLt 20 b. fully
supplied with tonsios. ai nj. iitas sai We ss
hind other places u iess preieases. in 'his fs~
blsekserriss hss. appeared, hat they no 50,
auosabe Good butter !. seares Lxa. " DO
mand, With bat = small supply rlsn,s II meats q
A.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

Labofers under direction Of the stree,
commissioner were yesterday busily engaged
In repairing the damages On Brady street
caused by the rains.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

On Thursday, JaEs =, = Oak sllis canada West
by u. Rev Nj rhankllngl Mr. FREEMAN BILL
Of Chicago, 10 Miss JANE DAkLEY, 81 aaksills
Both Of thee parties ~efs formerly residents u
this city Although p the sisiats n limitation
the honeymoon has cxpirsI ~ hops ID their ease Il
hes Ins. commenced ahi asses ~ ead but with tLs
dss when eli earthly leSs .lsll sio.s 10 them
..On The 2sih issi, L5 ksg ram rases.st. Nj
MOORE 20 Mics JfTiEffA LOOP isysb II Basan
u1rf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

HARVEST TiaEs--The farmers are now
commencing harvest In earnest The rcaping
machines are out, the Graders ready, hands
engaged, plenty Of substantial provisions ready
and the fields about ripened for the har-
vest" A great many win commence harvest
Ing this week. The remainder will soon be In
the field. The crops arc f-st rate. and prices
promise ~ he highly remuDeratiye
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

FiREHgss BALL-The Firemen. soiree
evening before last was well attended aud
everything passed of delightfully."-. excepting
towards the small hours the gas gave out, and
candles had 10 he substituted But this did
not stop the fun. All who attended enjoyed
themselves Of showed oil III. outward symp-
tons Of doing so.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

lSe The fourth story OF the New Pennsy !.
sania House Is about ready tor roofing. The
building Is now the largest hotel Ia the cit, IN
outward appearance
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

IL Three cars were thrown on the track
on the Rock Island and Chicago Railroad las,
Monday by coming ia contact with cattle two
II which were killed
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

st~ Does any one object 10 the weather we
had Yesterday All creation seemed to have
had iis face washed clean and put eut in the
sun Ia dry
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

ker This is political aeel with us, and
correspondents on miscellaneous subjects must
excuse our neglec, We are thankful for
their iasors although We cannot use them nj
this time
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29
Cost an0 founo.

noG LoST.-PIvE DOLLARS REWARD
- will he paid for Ia. return Ia the advertiser,
NJ IL Brady street 81 liver colorrd setter s,uf
~ the iimr she d.sppsated had on a nn,ye Tho
ses'Nc reward will be paid and ma qa~sticas ssked
N.aat'
I"puNb-TilE PLACE To BJN CHEAP
! nrA .a',l. "a si the popular earn-r ef
= G. CHAMPION 4 SON,
iyia Gat Hrady and Second stre.ts
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TmE RAis.--from different IA. aer friends
dropping la we learn that the late heavy rains
did more good than harm. The grain was
beaten down In some places, but the corn and
potatoes helped wonderfully Indeed good
many potato patches would have been failures
but for the rain
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

Ecr II is proposed to dig sewer from the
lie Claire House to the river. of the same .iz.
as tha, TO he made on Iowa street
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The Old Pioassr Bakery still ahead /

'@ Vw "Ns ueaCSy Ssit soCaul
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECENTLY
made extensive preparations for the manufacture
~ Butter, sugar, usstoh, sod2, Pie Me Water and
OYSTER trsrkers. Pilot Brad, ke, ,Ar together with
q kassd ssssfim~st of Leaf Bread Cake. AID Rnsks
hate slso purchased the Patent Night for scott
e"<ihtyt fpf The manufacture of eTuHa l. Pa1is
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
iaafs sy Machinery tn. advantage elaimed for
th.s pra@~s. of making bresd. tb.s. 10. Ersad
= more uniform ~ quality, and handsome W appear.
sbe~, is mach whittier snd even II keeps ~ geL
i"fss~r without hecemsg stale aud 10 many p.r.ans
= bot obyecsionabl~ when . week lid II hand
some as the finest French roll IL ses far ser and 10
r~ahiis Introduced lDto families who have n~vsr used
t@ksr. brssd before. ] shall continue 10 run .
nrssd Wagon - hssstofor~ H. Offering the above
articles, On s~fTss which cannot fail give entire
sssfsriion hope 70 be shis 10 supply 81 xLo may
sss"r me with their patr.nAs~ 1hsnkfal for psst
nsors. hops to tserit donsinaanee n the same
Ah"sdsrs from the eosn,ry promptly attended Ia
DANIEL MU1kE
Pionssr Bakery, Fron, street oua sqnsse shaye
uauows . Fretty manss steam niiis
JSsvsnpovf, nsy n, lasff
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

To Ono hundred and two ladies sat down
TO dinner on the Ben Campbell at the time Of
the Excursion
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Dors NE sELoSo HERE'-A correspondent of
the Dubuque Express says young man named
chas. Stewart was arrested few days ago at
Webster City, Iowa. for passing counterfeit
money. About e 800 in counterfeit bills were
found In his carpet sack. On the sack was .
card upon which was written chas. Stewart,
Davenport, Iowa" Does the chap belong
here
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

A Muss.-Last evening two deck hands got
Ia fight on the j. Mckee. An attempt was
soon Afterwards made BY officers 70 arrest
them, when they were resisted and driven from
the boat. The officers again visited The boa,
aud arrested the mate and one ~ two others
for resisting them before. A great crowd col
iected, and quite an excitement prevailed fos
time. The men were on trial last evening
before squire Johns.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-29

s-t" good many of our street lal,orer~
have gone into the country TO rusticaie. They
can get e2 day as harvest hands.