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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10
DIAPER AND STATIONERY,

DIAPER AND STATIONERY,
l. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DELANEY & WATSON have on hand fine assort-
rnent of PAPER, which they will sell at New York
prices--viz: Cap, Letter., Bath Post. Commercial
Note Ladies' Note, and Fancy Papers of every de-
scription ENVELOPES of all kinds, and general
assortment of STATIONERY
Also, Manila, Hardware, Straw Tea and Drug
WRAPPING PAPERS.
DELANEY WATSON
jy 2-2rns 18th st.. opposite Exchange Hotel
A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
IA OF AMBRoTYpING. Just received from the in
ventor in New York, at 0SBORNRS PICTURE GAL
LERY! Come and see them. They have none of
that dngy appearance Of other Ambroty pes made in
the city This process Is capable OF producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember OSBORNE never
has taken cheap inferior Pictures nothing but the
best is allowed to go out from this Gallery No
fashy advertisement ever appeared in prist of this
establishment We rely on our known merit.
ALBERT w OSBORNE
an oa-ts 0pposite the Exchange Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

lust RECEIVED-A full assortment of
- Mohair Rolls all oolars. at37ls cts; Brass Hoops
. cts set; Elastic Belts lsa cts. and other great
bargains just received at
SCI G0LDSMITs. 2aj Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COM
=. pANY-INCORP0RATED IN islo-CAPITAL
su1ck sSnooo.Risks taken on favorable terms.
for policies. Agency Formerly Hubbard. Gardner &
Cariton's) now at
SMITH. RHODES co.'s,
N Va Pearl street Richmond ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

tfzs FOR RENT.-Two very neat Brick
LEI Residences, on Church Hill. Apply to
All lS-ts LAKUS L SHINE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

AoRE RAIx. Last week commenced
with rain and closed with rain, but the sew.
eral intervening days were delightful. Sat.
urdsy WAS rainy. chilly ssd dismal. A Wig
osous effort wa made in the morning to
prosecute out door work on the streets and
new buildings. but IL failed. The sidew AXIS
were crowded with umbrellas, and strong
wind produced frequent collisions between
the human vessels "tacking" in the gale.
We have had enough rain for the present
Vegetation will need no more Of il for some
time 10 come.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

Dagp Soorr 4 FRRE NsoRo.-The own
srs Of bred Scott have done tA1t for him
which the Supreme Court Of the United
States have decided the law would not do.
They have made him free man, with lib.
erty to 20 where he pleases. withou, 90
much o. saying. BY your leave. This favor
was accorded to Drcd yesterday in the Cir
cult Court, where Mr.. Taylor Blow appear.
ed and entered on record the papers neces-
sary to secure the freedom Of bred Scott,
HE wife Henrietta. and his two daughters,
Elisa and Jane. But il should be under.
stood that. except for the purposes Of this
oct, Mr.. Blow was not the owner Of these
slaves; II his property st ell. ii wss only to
secure = compliance with the Law OF Ms.
sOsri. which requires that . person manu-.
hitting . slave should be citizen Of The
State. To constitute him On owner the H.
tie must have psssed from Dr.. Chaiise. his
vile and her child or children. and therefore
they ssll these slaves to him. for nominal
consideration perhsps, but still they were
soi1-and BY such means Dred Scott and
his wife aud children have been eel free.
The ownership was In Dr.. Chales and bis
family. pending the trial in our courts.--
4 d. Louis Esp.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01
LOCAL MATTERS.
raE Loan cA11Im |

Our citizens voted lest Saturday on the
question Of loan Of o1so 900 to assist in
the Construction Of . road to Cedar Valley.
We are happy to cay the loan posed b. .
good majority. The vote wss very light.
In the First Weird, the majority for loan vas
IL; Fourth Wsrd. majority lie; Fifth
Wsrd. majority 10. In the Second wsrd.
~ majority agsinst loan. In the Third
Ward. heavy majority for loan. From
the Sixth we did not hear.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

Board OF TRApE.-A traveller in lows,
speaking of Davenport, says: There 10 .
Board of Trade established here on per.
msnent basis, having for iss object the
best interests of the city, which 10 compos-
ed Of enterprising and public spirited mer-
chants and others, frsm ell parts Of the
country, and iis influence for good in .
commercial point Of view will soon q tel,
throughout, the entire 0,ate."-Ws have
heard but little Of the Board Of Trade late
". but presume il il exercising it, proper
influence in d quiet wav
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01
1t II . ws.
RSssay>ss1aa osassal Aassahly.
CLxvxLAHp, Nay -.

RSsslyssiaa osassal Aassably.
CLxvELAHD, Nay -.
sEszAT n DAY--P. 4. sEssiox.
0s.Paiatss. Of Tenn, offered substitute
for ths report Of the conaistse on the slavs.
y memorials:
RAse1us9, That the Constitutional Prssbv-
tsrtaa Church will not allow any Of her
preachers 70 preach in slaveholdisg statss
without being subject to annual reproofs
and sdmonitions from the General Assem-
bly,.
he said, We wish to know what As
semoy 10 going to be embarrassed BY con.
tinual admonitions from the North. II il 10
the intention o: the North to say they will
have nothing to do with you. IL 10 best to
adopt thi. resolution at once.
Postponed iade6nitely.
The approval Of the Synodical Records
OF mississippi. was postponed
The report Of the Cent. America Educa-
uonal Soc. IVES read.
The consideration Of the report Of the
Educational Committee was concluded. and
the report adopted.
The Standing Committee on Education
reported the approval Of the Ashmun Insti-
tute.
Nr. Carrier. Of Ohio, presented another
subssitue Tor the report Of the Committee
on Slavery Memorials, calling on the Pres
bytery Of Lexington TO rectify their posi-.
ton sustaining slsveholding.
EionfH DAT 4. 4. sEssIou.
The Committee on Church Polty report
ed in favor Of correspondence with the
Reformed and the Associate Reformed
Churches.
Carriers substitute came up.
n. Clelland. Of KY, read q document
Giviag - the position Of the Church South.
the belief that American Slavery 10 IN sp.
pointosnt Of God and on the ssms footing
90 family relations.
NJ. 6carrstt, Of 81. Louis, said he aed
bic sssoc'ates were not in that pspe- They
belonged TO neither side
Pending . motion Of p0stponenent. I'd.
jovrnsd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

LADIES. II you wish TO lay il stock Of
Fancy Goods for the coming season. attend
the sale Of fancy goods to be sold to day al
the Ladies' Store. No. y, lie Claire Block
We are told there 10 every article fer Ladies
Dresses. Fringes. Bonnets. MantilIas. C apes,
Hose Handkerchief, Gloves, Cslicoes.
Muslins. Bs,reges, Skirts and an endless
variety Of Toilet and Fancy Goods TO be
sold out under mortgage. n. w. Morris
10 the Trustee end suctioneer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

New foak. May 80.
The steamer Quaker city. from Havans
26th, arrived here this afternoon. bringing
100 passengers from Mobile sad Hsysns.
She reports that the day she left rumors
we're current there that Santa Anna would
shortly arrive On Route for MEXICO, under
spanish protection.
The steamer Ariel, Captain Ludlow. from
Havre. via Southampton, also arrived this
afternoon. bringing 100 passenger from
the former port; none from Southampton.
Her London dates sre " the 18th, aud
anticipated by the Arabia.
The steamer Glasgow from Glasgow
also arrived this evening. with London dates
Of l2th. and Glasgow of ! 3,h. She brings
25O passengers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

Walkers friends confidently assert that
he will 60 back within thirty or sixty davs
HE staG accepted an invitation to attend
6paulding's Amphitheatre tonight. The
house wss densely crowded. He was en-.
Enthusiastically cheered.
Joseph Brennan, editor Of the Times,
died yesterday, funeral to-day, very large.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

Toaouro. May -.
The boiler OF the steamer Inkerman, OF
Kingston, exploded at = O'Clock this =. T..
instantly killing two and dangerously
wounding six, 10 bodies are supposed to
be in the wreck. The crew consisted Of ~
Persons. Captain McBroame. Peter Nc.
Laughlin and one more. name unknow n,
are the only ones who escaped uninjsred.
No passengers on board
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

SnsRnpb Orfics sheriff Leonard has
removed from his old place up the Post
O6ce Alley. and taken . new ofIce on
Brady street. between Front and Second Ct.
where he may be found. generally. during
business hours. Justice Esssl hes follow.
ed the Sheriff, and may BE- found in the
came room.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

slsHk subscriber. sssss Of The teal ali per
folio sisx tsess 81 desirable -sssi- iyins 9Th.
the ely 81 Davenport aud its immaiist. vicinity.
In. hoasc aud premises situated ON tn. River rosa
said y ~. Houssi Hsase eonissns ten roans, vim
clos sts Ae and sood house, stab., IN aud Yell
ali ~ good repair Lotsa tsst iron. By III feet deep
sat.nsiirx ff.aa College avenue - ssid h.s.r r.ad
Also. Ls ns~ aud com ~ saloas w. .los, br,ss
boa ~ nsxt east o the sieus. II Mr.. nhoap
s.id fasi " k.ss bavsapprI. This house Of
.mia.scs aud commanding an nAos.lsact~d
view III I'm Mississippi Nivsr aud Av.s HsiLxs,
ksek island aud the tso ciiiss. III. lots Iia feet
front BY g7S fwrt i1sp.
AIso. the three s.ary sraok warehouse on ~ sll.,
raanlng south 81 Nissi~asprI .nd Mlsa.ss, kn,i
road Dupst. t0xs8 isst
raH~s.A Dilssa's adi.t.as !. tho ca, - davenport
Ais,, Issnty . building lets IL Uas q Tue
addition 10 ~ usvsapsst.
Also, isss idinsss.ss IN part Of bloch ~ ~ Me
Second street, ssd being ~ feel fsSss and ssss ssd
lJof-ss dep.
Aiss, lot n stees >. IN the Gay vi IL Claire.
Alec, the foiiosinx real ssssas sssnats IN loss
eosaiy. IN. s..s~ u ioss, .o.vns fss ssaiF 3
s.sh,a s.n .. ID. 's,.S s ..se ssss .,s.d -a' =
| fsse 4 81 49, " ol &c 9, and a.ssae u OF y. =
! s>e /. all IN To. nship 10. Nostk OF Mango Ns.
ssd Ne ., >. = :: sc = ssA 2, s.
Alses The asdl. iaed ,asss eighth p.st af y ~
| az .ee Z T7a, n INV.
As.9, zoe iallss.as ..na. l,.as .sa s-u. .a,as,ei
Sc Ia see 5. I 7e. n Of 10 ". Aiso ths - ~ y.
| - 4, sss u. ~, y Of te*.
The shove described pfs.sfty y n be sOli 81 .
asshss psstisslsss inquire OF asssxs /. Niskolls
bsssnpost's block, Main street, Allen Ciart, Poe,
o0ee baitsiag. Brsay street, Il tho undsfrignsa
ss.s doc. se"h Of p''' once, sg ;.a,,:, Sssds ca
| .s,ltdAvu Assignee. xe.. of Ps 81 q Hoassi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

TuRHD Our when sressditorial lsboss
were but partially completed last Saturday
two good women turned " out Of Jour con-
Portable quarters to make general sppli-
cation Of scrubbing brushes and soap o. Dc
to the inner temple. Any Of our friend
dropping in to .dap. will please scrsps their
boots and throw out their ssds before en-
terinq.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

The Caops.-Durine past week we have
conversed with good many farmers from
different sections Of this ssd neighbosing
counties. They are highly encouraged BY
the present appearance Of thiass spPsr.
tanning to crops. Some Of them lost their
Arst ssedings By the cold weather and had
TO replsst. But the weather has lately
been 80 favorable. that they will not fall for
behind the usual time. The whsat crop
promises we'll in every section. and We
have prospect u plss.y 10 every depart.
nent Of agriculture and horticulture. -
There hes been rain and ssashine enough
. give vegetation 6rst rate start
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

Tns New EaslsEs.-Ths arrival OF the
too new Enginss for lhe Independent Fire
Engine sAd Hose Co. No. l, plscss this
company IA perfect oFganisatios for sGcie0t
action. The engiaes Pilot and Witch ar
rived h ere last Friday from Boston. via New
Orleans. They were made By Msssss.
Hunnsmsn 4 Co... Of Boston. firm csls.
DRAFTED Tor the excellenes Of their engises,
and are - complete pieces Of machinery
for the purpose dssigaed - wsrs ever built
10 the couatry. They are not only made in
the most substantial manner. with oil the
latest improvements. some Of them Of great
impoftsnce-but they ere really beautiful
n appearance. They ere chat 10 called
she 6rst class Aunnenss Tub Eagiae,
They differ vssy wssssially from The old
gallery engines. the body being set much
lower. pumps vertical. brakes low, etc.
The tors-whssIs ass placed IN advance Of
To body, and enable The mscAine 70 be
tJNnsd - II on pivot. The consHseti0a
u sscA - y sscsss 10 sdvastAgs Of ran
aias almess n any position withou. danger
Of apssstlnG. and % turn in their own lsagsh.
While % tAsir wsy 70 Ire. ~ brskss can
10 prepared for acsisa. % list the moment
Of stopping they are ssaiy for work. The
suction hose can b applied In almost .
second Of d0s. Thsss are improvements
for avoiding oil the prsaissnt di2eultiss
and iaceavsnisnses % which the old sn.
einss were subject. Dat ws ere not cen.
psssat to describe thses iapsovsasass.
TIE too engines coss oeAoe. Il rseuisss
sfty Elk men To properly nan then ct ~
brakes. These nachinss Asvs greet power.
Ose Of then wss tried sises - arrival. asd
not fully manned. threw shest 800 feet
from On iach and . quarter aossls. This 10
sssy GOOD. Il The weather 10 good, tAsss
viii b tsisl Of their powers this sfssr'
MOON.
Tie IsAspssdent beys ass now fslly pss
pared ier sstiea. Dest1ss thsss slseaa
saeiass. thsy hass tws bsesdfsl hess ess
hsgss q hsas asks. Viii fill supply .
ssnssly sew 49, npoa ~ reeh. Thsl
Uachiassy = pss1ss1 Ne vesssss . -
tAsss y - company = ~ Usiss bsess
sqsippsd with appasaaas sAAa sss Iaaspss
dsat boys. Thsy asnAss - sbsss .
hssdsed active neabess. A liaale svss y
neaths go aiss psssoos slastsd - -
paay. r. ely - bsss = hsasy sspssa
sasippiag this company. 81 - bsys =
- anxieas y esAibls ahsiD Spsai1ndI
1seai1sol lssles deserves hi0A psslss Z
~ ia1iel1sal s0ses = ssststiag y IN
aad ssaip ~ eenpaav.
oepes6l M1telse $1,000 - ee.dag's -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

~ Dr.. Edson B. Olds, formerly q mem.
Der Of Congress from Ohio. contempiates.
IL 10 said. opening banking house at St.
Paul. niaassosa. DR.. Old's career At
Wsshiagtos will be remembered principal
y for bic report - Chairman Of the p. O.
Co@mitsss against the enormous extra
ssesnship appropriations. aud tor sudden
change in support Of the mcclure. His
conversion wss almost miraculous. such -
to induce suspicion that the great lobby
influence had something to do with il. . Z
Mstteeon.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

DuBuQuE. Nay -.
John Plumb, Esq, the original protector
Of the railroad to the Pacific. committed
suicide BY cutting his throat with u razor
at the residence OF his brother this 4. ~
He was laboriRg under a 1T Of insanity.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

A LUCKY MAH.-One VI our exchanges
announces that Mr.. White. living in Ven.
ice. Penn. was recently murdered in his
own bed BY some one who wished TO get
his money The editor adds that t" Luckily
Mr. White had deposited his money in the
bank the day BEFORE" nr. White lost
uothisg but his life.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01
Bosrou. NAV ~

Governor Gardiner to-day vetoed the res
olutlons passed BY the Legislature for the
relief Of the settlers in Kansas. because in
his judgment they contrsvene the provis-
ioas Of the constitution Of Massachusetts
and believing them inexpedient.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

KssHne GscRsTs Brigham Youag, in
sermon 70 the Saints. declares that !" the
man who cannst keep secrets from HE wife
will never b LOT Into the celestial king
doa." He also says that mo man can -
eaalted % celestial glory in the Kingdom
Of God whose wife rules over him. The
woman who rslss over her husband DE-
prives herself Of seat in heaven I" Ia
dies Who wear the brssches. = we'll . sh0se
who pump Ill the secrets out Of their hus-
bands should beware. Brigham Yosag =
81 ter then.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

~ The 1T. vernon dad } Advocate
asnooasss Tie dssth Of Henry Prsttsa. .
esnelsaas Who hes attained . high degree
q eaisssee IL The seienes Of geelogy.
ssdes circumstances that made HE life re.
sssssble end exceedingly Interesting. He
wees q 10 tine Of hB death, engaged In
naaieg gsslsGieal report Of The State Of
Illiaoiss ID eoanoGeiea With Dr.. Norwood.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

A NOfHkk sappi, ts.. f.s.is.d, pr,s- $50
n Late NRami BY Anderson. i,ys
Ousiead.s fexas Journey. i,25
kseoiiectioas OF = lifciiase, = so,s 1vo
Peter Cot, the Cape Ann fi.hetman, -
GAptaes al ussaa,lai1a cis,. ts.. No
Ten Years among tse d.Ii ii4x-, i.ss
Ssaansfcs ais aai htsti.as., ks
Illinois as IL 10, 1887. 50
suitaa and has People. i.2S
beek worshsa LIE aud Adv. atars-, 80
Inquire Mithia s1oU facts, i,uo
Tho oaadfoon, by tapt. ~Asgs Roid. t,2s
Poems. by Aiexa ndsr SAITH, IL
ssxess Poems, II
songs and bsllsds, BY p,.r, i.U
Ausosy Leigh. By Mrs. Br ,wninx. I.SS
cosaos, ey Humboldt. syois.
i,aror Deamss, HON. Amu.s neat, i1s
Violet, NJ the Cross and .hs crown, KS
American Pulpit, 400
Geallrman's uuids 10 poiissnsss, i,25
Al tas iowa Boox kooas,"
No. 10 Brady 81. a-ar tn. Ivsl ufs..
mo l<th 81 kLi ADAMS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

Iron, Steel. Nails and olacksMith's Toois
tron. tfttsharwh Bottled ani Charcoal. ss.le and
>.~ N.tk fcauet Of all .is@.. Vail nod. supr
atuei~ oi swet. and tfttsbargh. Cat sic /, Nay
tsr 10 koand siaafs, Flat asd tsets.aa, kaxi lsh
hhsssrt sssrms 1 srs,as Meet. fl.~ steel, all
-ls-. Nsia aud e.af ali .,sss; ttst Pressed d ats
and Mass.rsai Hsfio -. brittle, Vices, hsG
sarrs aud 1oags, aud dies, Ansiia, Mouse
ttui-. tsst and steel 81. tiorse shoe -ai Nails
ssssstsd sise~ >pIlas waxoe, carnage Seat
Syringe; Asi~s, Wagon, bsss aud haxgs Ties,
-hovrs, spadss and 6saas sessops vasiuas GrAn 70,
thiabiw Sketas aud MAxoa foxes. assrst-d slx.s,
sroShau, Picks, Hoes, Gsiadston.. t.st n srss
tissd Httshlnx Poets, isoa Kettles aud eassarcs.
Puars -Ihsteh.fss fAtsnt I'm asd Pore. Pamp.
THIS Pump viii not Ir..ss aud loss liable COL oat
%, order that any other ia use, asd has had ps.m-
ans awarded ~ every fair ~ winch - beeh
hiblt~d. ian.s's7
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

TIE ATLANTIC TEIEoaA11.-TheM Mirror
learns By the last European arrival. that
fourteen huudssd miles Of the Atlantic tsle-
graph esbls have been spun; sad that there
. everything 70 encourage the friends Of
the grsst entarpsiss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

The qaaiitis. Of th.s. safss are 50 veil known
hat this majority OF the merchants of New fotk aud
rhilsdsi III. use no other make u safes. We esn
var nsh 81 all siSs~ ssd 9Th any description Of
ioeks wanted, and viii variant ia ths ssmest oil
The Qualities ,f tho safcs % sell
ansBURRows, PRkrryMAN& DALZELL,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01
500 3 81
SOCKS AND STATIONERY!

SOCKS AND STATIONERY.
Deoks ~ ths ResDls and tAsir ChilArsai
nooks Of Travel, Booze VI Rciesc-,
Rocks VI Romance, Books " Poetry,
books Of Pro~o.
llLAME uay nsots, L~dxsrs, sourzAia Noss, No.
10 ostpe SD fins Books, Pocket Mas " sli ths an
Tsas Wassn Ssas~s SD Territories, HcAool neohs 81
~ kisds, Bins kthosrsph kaxrsvinws 9Th without
AN0@: pins Gilt Moalding. together uish largo Snd
ssli sserAsd sesortmsns u III kia u Legal Psp~s
MI paess, vooscsp, Lsttsv, Noss sSd Btiost, bofh
vAis aal asssssd color ksvsiop.s I'll kisds. lndei-
Old SD sdivss Psacit Cases. P..tmo0ss Card Cs.~.
vslag Card, peeket lnkstssds. Psrfu merry p~aeils
- HsaAolags, snd innunssAbts quantity " other
ssstes II e sAie - Noe York prices. cheap for sssh
q ~ fvin Oty nook Hsors, "a street, .ppsiss "
Clalrs nssss. l1soeen e.H. STARR, AODat.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01
GAZETTE JOB oYHlcR.

Mr.. rhAs. II. DAY, Of Chicago, hsvias eseeas
associated With a, Ia the oasstts Job oass, hs vii
hereafter have The sssirs sspssvtslos Of hat De.
panGsui. AZ M. Day is one Of Ne best job
r,as,tt 10 "a, Haips, AL sas faeiutiss for TIE
s.eeasioa II ssrx h,ss rs,sa,ly Sssa ssssuy On
srsei ef largo Atiitioas Of latest styles Of type,
Sc, 80 eaa nov promise our pssrons 70 sx seuss
lab Work Of all vaas,iss With q asss, ehsapa .
aai despatch. BY Ne notice sesvs, IL vii b
seen that % have ordered more sssam p,,ss "a
caisesy. rats ss ths oaiy onss in ths isisy where
stsam povss IL assd, 90 sAas oss Abilities sss
unsqaAilsd. SANDERS 4 BRO.
davenport. March Ia.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

SrDseGA ANO ~ e:a.04e N13A
re- 00N1,
On ksaiy sssest, sess NE r ..
I --Lsrx. o0cs, second eeos, sost avase u ssiiA
aide for too pefsOas.
- Large room sscosa eeos 80 ~ ", ssh h4haea
Via vladoUs and - ll6sts. sa tail. t.s De.
gssrreotyptst, Dsaiiss, rsistss os book bad
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-01

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A ,HoCOLArk. CacaA, Br.sa, kas,as, lapiaes,
Y wheaten Gtits aud uAt Neal.
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A ,EMeNt Louisville aad Uusa, Hnneriax hair,
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4 NLAss wiados Gi.., . ..artei .,.e., Ta~
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