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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-17

e 70 The foundation Of domestic 'Ihj s,ip..
pinsss IS faith ia the virtue Of women; and
foundation Of all political happiness is
Confidence in the integrity of msn; and
the foundation Of all happiness, temporal
and etrrnaI-rsliancs on the goodness Of
God.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-17
TuE LAST OF rnE V1Re1s1A VOLCANO

TuE LAST OF rnE YIRG1N1A yoLcASo.-
a Mr.: D. a. PIecker recently travelled
sixty miles through snow aud ice to SAL
isiy himself OF the truth Of the report that
volcano had burst forth 10 the moun>
tains OF Pendleton county. The Slaunton
Spectator publishes report OF his e1plo.
rations. from which il appears that The
volcano is nothing more than a. /" hoe in
the ground" discoyered by Nc. Spoon,
agile. a celebrated hunter, during the ex>
treme cold weather OF The past winter.
+" From all external appearances SAYS
Mr.. T. there never did any smoke issue
from the " hole" the green moss aud IL
chens are undisiurbed around the crater.
and nothing seems to be- dsrkensd by.
smoke,-philosophicaIly. smoke may issue
from the opening in extreme cold weather
A stream Of water comes ont et the base
OF the mountain. and there may be a com,
munics'ion from this water. if passing ,di,
tectly under. ,roIf SO. the atmosphere
wonsd be- warm proceeding .therefroa3.
and coming directly in contsct with the
cold air. without. it would become con,
densed. and hence fog is seen"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-17

GW We publish il another column the
card Of Lieut.. Gov. McComas. published
in connection withrhis resignation Of his
Office! twill be found complete refGg
tati6n of the charges made against him him
last winter. ., : 6o 80, 80 VIII
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-04-17

snockrSe t9Hpgh James was run s over Z &
and killed, By . locomotive on last Sstvr.
day night. bis body being muVlsted and
nangled TO such an extent as Utmost 10
defy recognition. even by his most mi mi,
q p at5e friends, He landed AZ ,be, wharf
sbout eleven o elock, wandered Out along
t he all Sst aPd was yiPg on .hs track
when sI1Ea the bur hen trsip can eams In, about
one, o'clock, The Engineer saw him.
sounded tlle alarm and reversed The en-.
CINE, bat TOO late to avoid the casualty , re.
corded shove. Mr. James formerly resi-.
ded 10 .hi- place, bur has latterly lived At
Beverly. Ohio. whilher his remains were
taken the nexs day. He leaves a wife
and several ehildrsn-Paytsrs5-re Gos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06
LATEST NE VS..

rtsasetai lasslaAgesee.
Bosros, Oet. ;.
Mc~srs j. w. Clark 4 Co, bankers, s,,s-
pended payment this morning.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ).
Messrs. y. W. Clark 4 Co, hankers sus-
pended payment this morning.
1T. l.ouIs, Oct. 3.
The firm of Choutean, Harrison A Valle,
iron merchants suspended yesterday. By
their suspension over eight hundred persons
have been thrown out IL employment
They were tue owners of the Iron Noun
tam.
NV YaRx, Oct. 3.
Messrs. Clark, Dodge d To-, bankers, have
suspended.
The Powell Bank, of Newburr, Is thrown
out to-day.
The departure of the CaliEanla mail steam
er Is postponed until the 7th, when the ST.
Louis will take the place of the Star oi the
West.
PBiLADELpHIs, Oet. =.
The papers anouI,cc that the Recalling
Railroad Company was unable to meet their
payments yesterday, and suffered their note.
Ia be protested. This is blue day ior stocks
There wa M sales for the Reading ten wa.
hid.
The Pennsylvania Bank will not go into
line until Monday.
Bosros, Oet. 8
The failure IL Terrell A IIerscy, of South
Weymouth, Mas, rs announced. Liabili-
ties, sIO,OO0 60 VI ,OO0,O0O.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

TmE STATE fAIR.-The State Fair will CON-
mence a Muscatine to-day. The railroad
fare will be half price on this occasion The
Ben CamPbeH viii leave this morning for the
Fair, and remain there - hotel during the
week, or till Friday evening. Our citizens
should attend this fair. A number Of things
will be taken from this city To the Fair, to
compete for prizes.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

II. Louis, Oct. =.
Cen Denver, Commissioner II Indian af
fairs, Just arrived from Nebraska, reports
having made full and satisfactory treaty
with the pawnee Indians nj Table Creek on
the l4th uIt.
The Lexington MO- Express announces
the arrival u Capt. Russell from Salt Lake,
who states that the Mormons have fortified
Fort Badger. with the declared intention
II defending IL against the passage II the
United States troops.
Russell reports the dspredation- by the
cheyennes q unahated, and daily growing
of more aggravated character.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

RAscALLY.-Jacab flack and four lal,orers
were arr~st@L IN Rock Island last week Ior
taking stone from the cliffs Of Fort Armstrong,
ton the Island to bring to this city Tor sale.
They had purchased the rock of George W.
Harris and Adam Go.dman why didn't
they purchase them of any two men In Rock
Island or Davenport. or purchase our Court
Houses at the same time 7 One could be dohe
with just ~ much propriety the other IL
u erea, pity that every sandalis, about Ia.
Island could mt be arrested and punished
Ii not closely watched, th. ruins If th. old
Fort itself will be- reddled out ios iirewood
anl Biackhawk- sase, aaier the fori, rented
far a saloon.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

THs BOGUS C.svENTlox.--Som concep-
iion may be formed Of the prospect Of secur-
ing Freedom for Kansas through the bogus
Constitutional Convention, when We state that
hny-one Of the sixty members who compose
that body, are from slave states some Of
them now residing IN Missouri,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

A CHAsck To Brr CARPETS CusAr-Mr
II. II. Smith Il about removing 10 splendid
room in Hills new binding and as he intends
relinquishing the carpet business entirely and
desotina himself 10 the retail dry goods trade
will sell out his stock Of carpets at cost. H.
offers in this great chance for bargains. Mr.
Smith has now On hand an elegant variety oi
new goods just received. We call attention
% his advertisement
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

A DAVENPORT Tsaxsmiso MAcHrsg-Yes-
ter,lay morning Messrs. Davis, Watson 4 Co.
Threshing Machine Manufacturers ia this city,
drove in front Of our Office one Of their finest
machines, ON its way TO the State Fair for cx-
hibiiion. Their Thr-shcrs and Grain Sepera.
tors are becoming widely known for their ex-
celience of make. II will bc strange indeed
II they do not bear away the prize over all
competitor al this Fair.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

tY Trinity Church was illuminated with
gas las, Sunday evening. Tor the first time.
and looked very rich both Inside and from the
outside. Hereafter service will be held in this
church sunda, evening Instead of afternoon.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06
Cemslsxr.s.sn a. vssss.s~rx.

IT fNHt NJ, Nftts
This morning the building on Fourth
street occupied by John NJ. Irwin, chair
and furniture manuiactory, anil by Seaman
4 Co, ~ a cabinet warehouse was burned
10 the ground. The walls gave way during
the fire, and three iiremcn who were ON
the building were seriously " not danger
ously wounded.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06


BosIoS, Oct. 3.
sparrow a Co, dry goods, and Pond 4
Co, stove dealers, have failed.
The money market to-day has been -trin-
gent, but through spirit of accommodation
aud aid from the Banks, the merchants
have stood the test throughout.
There are few failures a. report. The
only ones II note, however, =. rockingham,
Jr, 4 Co, commission dry rn,ds merchants,
and Swectxer, Gookin 4 Co, dry g,s,d-
lpbbers, both large concerns, and j. W.
Clark d Co, bankers.
Hank stock is selling low Many of our
merchants took up their notes today falling
due on Monday.
The workmcn II Chick~ring a Go., piano
iorte makers, held meeting to day and vot
cd that they were able and willing 10 90
without their weekly pay until matters
eased up
There are reports rejecting upon other
concerns and few minor failures are noted.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

tS- The thr~shne machines are now busy
among the grain OF this county. We hope
cur Republican friends will not employ the
machine on election day. W. want them ~,
that day to prove themselves the best thresh-
Ing machines in use. by most signalIy thresi,.
ing the Democracy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

Mosry MArrERs.--On the third p.s. will
be found some extracts frem late exchanges
IA reference TO money matters. They relate
10 finances In New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Cincinnati and ST. Louis Money matters
are making politics rather duh trade
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

Tar MEErIsa rms EvExisa Among the
regular announcements al Messrs. kirkwoed
and oconner i,A public speaking. they al
sertiscd to be here to-day OF this evening
with Mr. samncl-. ". presume they will he
here, aud have published the announcement
accordingly. Mr. 0connsr Is now extremely
busy At home, AZ court Is 10 sit there next
week, and he is engaged in his professional
work Of preparation. But we hope to have
him here this evening.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

81. LOtIs, Oct. ..
The Quindaro (Kansas) chiadowsa of Oct.
lst, ssys About 90 Missourisns encamped
on SUGAR Greek, Linn County, .kansas, for
the purpose of voting 1t the election. The
FREE 6tste men in that section sent to Law
renee ior m army to defend themselves and
saffsges.
q. w. Clark 4 Bro, bankers, closed to-
day
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

1--WE received a call yesterday from Mr.
Jas. Ballantyne, corresponding editor " th.
Chicago Press, who Is on his way 10 our STATE
Fair. Mr.. b. employed himself about eighteen
months ago In taking all the statistics relative
10 this city and Rock Island, Tor the Press. He
Is of the opinion that Davenport has grown
very considerably since that time We tr,ls,
h- viii be well treated Will. In cur State.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

AT THE DAVENPORT COMMERCIAL
IA College. Ia Jscohy's new bsilding. u
Third aud Perry streets
w kesps late Ut Prussia In 0srmany, Professor
the riiisens 81 DavcnposS sad vicly the estsblIsh
m~nt ~ echco for fnsssnsstcn In sks German Ian,
guAge o. tine above naassd paess whsrs fos psrsiea
Rxgaassoas IN. 0nslleA, Law O1Rss Of 0u~lieh
4 stewart, Second street, enu1h slAe heeUeen Main
eel7hanst
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

( n aILLETT HAS TIIlS LAY WITH
General Notices.

1 Euot AID H. CARLETON HAS RE-
! MuNED hts .tssk ~ Iha,ts aali Hhse. q. hts
-,aEs. esrasT BRADY assa tsafth st@ a-.l A.
4 q. FULTON HAS ARRIVED ANB WILL.
Ns rsli nj reasonable rates twenty tAty I.ss- aa
thsss tMa aud twa hke latr sithlu The elf
tssst- iya yasF- credit Apply at DsVl.sn a
ttH.- utiisr .a.s a. FULTON
MONEY Ta LOAN APPLY To AlMIr
VI ~ktEI NJ itsscnl..st's ti@k -~i.il
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

~ Messrs. Root. Brothers 4 Co and Rand
Ha1lcii 4 Co, Bankers al Lyons. have asked
an extension On special deposits" They
continue paying promptly to regular deposit
ors.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

hUkS PHILOSOPHY 0F A FUTURE
j y ~tstr cioth siii +...s. ...
Bsstsf@ Saints Everlasting hest etsth ygilt sp
Nilhatus Afflicted Man'- t.salshion rhal, sili ho
Dshiridsss k-. and fr,srss- vs. Religion. eis'ih
gilt 5asa4..s# #-..a. #. ...a ..... . aa
Ionns's Night Thoughts rluth giti Aa
tfsrlms frugr.-r eis,th xiit ..-..... -
taiistis saDaFr cloth gilt ..s-,..- ....ss a... ~
s'onhe on the daHstifal.o ~ MAJ si.sL sit. Ia
tobb-tt. Advice 10 Young Men, el.,ih .iit .-.. Ia
ftsnkiin's ilf- and E-say- cloth .ilt 81. -z=.. %
brow on IN. Immortality of ths roul cioih siit a.
iasii.- Gusi" "a Sr-iiework ei,dh .it .s. -
American doe Miller el.lh quit ..--z.... ss
Pai;ack's cnnrs. nf Time cloth XIII ..4...- -
iAfe si Wellington cialh gilt ..sa.... ~
Robinson russo cloth KIT IA
tanysn. MinnF Works cl,sth sfiit ..-z-..... d.. la
Arthur. rix Nights with W a-hiRsiahian. sluth
siii. ..s.... f-.....-............s. ...-... ~
Nisar uf " st-iied cioib gitt..-... ..
dialogues. ST b.sils cluih siii. -. aa
fs.pr Fasr, salrrted cloth gilt u,
itsKil on Two Stick. cloth silt -. - 60
Al NJ ~ brady st, aear the ro-t afcc
ssIstt Et.f ADAMS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

~ Mr.. A. II. Cole, having In manner re-
built the City Hotel, intends changing i,s
name to wor,len House.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

DisTRIer corkr.-The District Court CON-
menccd its octohsr session ia this county yes
teniay, Judg. A. u. Bennett ON the Bench
There Is a full docket.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

IsuE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT.
J. FULLY announce ~ this citizens ~ naN.ntnft
aHd vicinity that he haa ofeusI eUtir. new sui
elegant steak of Pane tart.s aud A.is~sssas al.d As
INK immediately eofsHsstsd With the Manufacturers
" enabled 10 furnish Instruments at thcir pfs.r
The slaek nas in .tets csfhs4sts If tl- lis- 1T "A.
W ssdds A. " Dale 4 20, sisibwsy sss. ahd ).
8 Z fi-h.r ~ New iork anH I. l.ilnsu II tsstnn.
sFslsras ~ Grus.st",n Tfusigw
Th" Aeio.iean. ~ = II a u " smith, AID a sssui.
pi.is s--nrtmeht of rhsrt Music containing all the
hest w altfcs, fhiha@ N,ngs, Marches, EaTr.d Mela
hsLed
Dealer. furtished In.,rau.hi. aud Sheet Ma.le al
the regular siiseuunt@ Tnnius ana4s ~ 0F4ir4
lsis W "a WILLIE
East si. MALn .tIaai bel Aaa % El.hi MI M.e4nI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

CINciSkATI, Oct. ;.
The results of the day in the money mar
ksts ere more favorable than was expected.
Not one important failure. A good deal oi
third and fDurth class papsr was protested
hut none al the first or second class houses
at The rssnlt, a large number of failures
were feared.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06
Tsn R,vsss. The H. Louis Repasi.eaa Of Last

Tnn Rivsns. The ~. L0uis Repsbisean of iast
Saturday says
I'VE havs noahlns encouraging TO say of the R.y.
era They ass all VERY low asd falling The Upper
Aisslsstppi v falling from Bt Paul dsrn, With thlfsy
four tnekss - the Lasss kApids The niseoer 10
stili seao6tnw With sArss fsea In The channel The
nGis = euits = 1seeursgtne there being les than
thfss loes - ths hsss Tie river 20 Catro y eesat
sis lsss II Ne cknnLsl We hear the lower eud u
the OAto y u vssy bad eoeAitloa and the ocsss os
ths vt1m sepot Az bosss lying q Bcassown. tryias
10 ~ oves s9e ber With csSgoss"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

NwsSre.
AIN. u. BoLTIEsTIiAI. HAS TftIs pai
VI .ald his Interest th thr BUSINESS ~ the HFan
hafetWsnss rK.tl4s uHsl.T t4a aA as ~ krlsel 4
t5is, utbst tB the itfsti II M8fins fs T. T. isal-
~ Tie aTw ffia under the Hsias af a krh-t q
tsttsrf 1ak. lt~@u~.on ~ all The s8ark anI nafs.
pad will .stil. all sccssual- ~ ~. old Hrn
h"ine ~ september - tss3
u lZINTHAI,
@els iws EkIiSi 4 aklSl.Eg
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

eV The Ladies' Benevolent Association
will meet this afternoon at O'Clock, IN the
basement Of the Christian Chapel.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

THs BKinog.--We have heard nothing
more Of new trial ia the bridge case, al
though We learn that the plaintiffs continue
to talk about IL. st. Louis Is the real plain
til in the case and We opine her leading bust
ness men have at this particular time some
thing else TO attend 70, inasmueh ~ Sc. Louis
Is suffering more than any other western city
from the present money troubles. Nothing GER
taialy win legally be done 10 disturb the
bridge for months 70 come, II ever.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

NEW MrsIc-lowA PnopUcTioss We re-
c~iyed yesterday from Mr. Asa Hull, Of this
city, whose Music and Musical lnstsument
Depot h in FORESTS Block, number Of pie
css of New Music just published By Messrs.
Russell 4 Richardson, 2sl Washington street,
Boston, Mass, with m abridged edition Of
Hums's New American Piano Forte School
" rulss, exercises. etc. without masser-all
Of which are Gor sale by Mr. Hull. Among
the pieces are--" Kitty Clyds." La Belle
Unit" Aaresta Polka Mazourka," "Ma
ch~re valse." Friendship Song" Ac.--all
late pieces Of nasic. Hut we were grati6ed
p rscsive from Mr. Hull, the I" Iowa Quick
s.sp." composed By himsslf and inscribed 70
his Papil, sad very pssssy song, also Of his
ewa eaapositio0, styled Whsn t,ss Morning
os9s ass Psariy." These pieces are hand
sn9ssy saoEsvsd. and psbiislsd BY the shove
m. We 6sa thas svssy Miss and Lady who
- " ssassA - - nssic, viii give thess
hoos pEodaetieas tsial. We srs surs thsy
win = esaa1 -. = Mr. null h good con-
pesS = wsa = taaehss. .Au hinfs of nusic
- aan6sal iqsasunspn - - haiss, ean
- ~ = his sG1nkfnhnsA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

ES' The Philharmonic Society will mee,
for rehearsal in ST. Lukes church this even.
ing al quarter past seven O'Clock.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

TENT KEEEfNEU FROM PUBLISHERS.
- ~. Forget NJ Mi. Polka, ny Edward.p Eaian
Al.fr II The NaBny lssld ssslsss Hy . Il Thomas
Vt Dream Il Thee NJ Nor. Ballast q o. Ih,s,s-
Come bsE the Asa Maiden with NJ. Hsllna
Jane rlot.ian
fT.rh iitet tftis -pit.ii.t
Ia kof,fsihr th H T., .iaH
The Institute shoHu~ i4Atk nrM ais~ is@sk ihe
Guitar al ttatBs -sssluti ifsln ifg. tst tsanttIH
eals-. ballads aud iaett. of Wallace tAnts tiis.xsf
I,s.r aAi ether fwpaiaf wfttets ~ III, flaln FFts
afrf0anis Main -tTest hssw#en FtbH sisi second
an4t " MILLS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

M ACRES of LAND FOR SALE sIx
M aasi a halt mlls~ iIn,a fhr gits ~ Davenport
is ~" Aiteu-s. rsi a.,nt 70 serr- ander eal
t,ssiian all sfet,-ea with a .o.si f.,.e- a s,aalI
- s,se hua-r, Nith K.aHi vail i was~r
iht- and - ~ Rsh@ there II W IA. rsstint,
Esi.,uif. ui the editor ~ tlr Ussstte ,,esif
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

IT, The weather was pleasant yesterday
although cloudy. There was little rain nigh,
before last
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

eT Statement Of the Thermometer from
the 9th of Sept. Ia the 4th of Oct, with the
lumber Of boats and RATS passing the bridge
In the same time, no.ed ON the bridge By \.
Quincy, bridge master.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

HsaxInsK, n. r., Oct. 3.
h Oeahi4 a tie Apicnltnsal Dank al
- paooo, - hosn I'D 70 hail Gn ~
GAae1e o9Wbosale0sat aDd ps3uy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

nRNfI6TB.-- DOCT. n. TRNDRne MIA
II thaaks to the public esessaiiy, sss - Msersl
years o6nssant practice In his pro(sIoa. - vusi
tnoosm taen thAi be hns nasoefas11 VIII ~ in -.
psufeastou Doct l. A. Morrison, 0f rhia1alDhia w
mendsd Ia Dsn1tefsy.
u vsc0nnso1inG oursslvss 70 The pahiie ve viii
n ~ en1es ea1sovoe - give sosts1hoetpa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

Non SAMUEL J. kIRKWOOD, and HENRY
oCoSNoR will meet Mr. BEN n sAAuELs,
the Democratic candidate for Governor discussion
At Davenport, on Tuesday, Oct 9th Citizens u all
pariirs are invited TO attend did
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

New YoaK, Oct. 3.
Swile, Ransom 4 Co., bankers, have sus-
psnAsd. Powell, Rams<lsll 1 Co., forward
sn, hays lAilsd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06
Eagle Letter (epyiag Press
" rtttssg Paper.
TnE suBscRiBrR IL Vow RrcEiyIN

1NiE SUBSCRIBER IL SOM RECEIVING
j hi Fail st.ck # Wih,uy rsls.r eainprt-ins
Commercial Note. Letter aud Cap -irr- fr,,n .ra,
- The best mills in ~. niIesi Ntsls- sire EuVn#A
aud French rspsf- Included wiil be- fanIi
COMMERCIAL NOTE
White, blue, hull aud assorted raias.. tuErd anl
PLAIN "i the hiliawiag ntil- paIani A Co. ,dsh
a Hurlbut'. Crown Mills, tsathir Mtil. IssarJ a
Gns, Iatrw . sat~ IsatnA Rrnihets. Snmlhwstth h
Mabgfaeia airing snp idaH fsntr ttlhr N.llnnt Iriss
tlHnn ous ny peron tinted AihstnA1a Etfsls than
Ntnc pattern, bams.k@. Ant.r, and R,itenlaied
A~o Ft"m SANE 'nta aud same Il, les and ,,uai
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06

MoSkr MATrERs.--Of course financial mat
,ers are tight IN this city as nj every place
else hut We have not vet seen any disposition
among our citizens To make fools Of them
selves as certain other communities appear 10
be doing. There is a disposition 70 curtail
expenses, to harrow down operations, Ia keep
free from s,eeulations, etc, but no alarm.
Every man can for himself that there row
exists the most severe financial pressure we
have had for years, but We have great hopes
that 10 is now commencing Ia ease of Our
banks here have fully protected themselves
and the, ENJOY the full eonidene. OF th. pub
lie. They are making n" outside collections,
and pursuing the best course in their power
10 keep the confidence they have ~ well de-
served. We think that this community will
realize ao tighter times than IL Is now expert
encng. but that Ia lew days things viii be-
gin la materially mend.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06
SsG'O. W. CHAPMAN q CO..
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Far Saving ali kinds af Lumber with airsuiaI raw
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Patented July 18th I'D
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Patented July 18th Id
GLIDING AND FLOORING MiLLs.--TIils
- Mills perfect s.f ssttiIs Mil 10 any thickness
required, without stopping the Niilto change the set
Ii requires bautins post IT, stap th- carriage ~.
Ngxins back, weight machinery below Tho npaf
a. the changes are all mechanically INSIDE eiibeat
either The ..i on la this Mil ). the only perfect
,Liss of the kind attached - Mil aud ii cutting
god Lumbar the AZ .s-sn the carriage
IN from the far snv1gh 70 snw fsT tLs hack cut
or trembling of tho saw aHd after ttgsius tack u
iak-s the faedsag motion aud itself for
tho next cut, ~ Indicated together with The IN sci
% the yresicst posssble accuracy Ihi. Mil b.
arranged and 10 patented q. cut i-ara every time
the carriage pAsses the ia which the "a
used hai .~ts aid feed. With p.rfeet accuracy
10th way The mssLinsry as~d va tLis n stfsns
and yet simple having 30 excess Of machinery eas
wheels Ia bresk - u IL adapted % the luHb~r
try ~xps~ssy II viii stand hard usage sad VIA sut
tumber with lees power. aud do u bsiter Ia the
length Of tsino than any other mill IN a..
Mills ksts constantly ea LsAd, whd figfts ~
single uliils for sale reasonable terms
Nahufsetory, 1ss Canal street, bet~..h Jack.as
and Adsas streets
The following G~nisrasn, Who ara using these
Mills, permit TO nafs them ss fao~s
Fass Gbapin 4 Marsh Chicago, Kennedy 4 stock
bridge, 1.-TWO nllI@y Kalamazoo ~ ~ FsfnbaIn NJ
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dar Rapids, Iowa, T. Grandy Barrai.si, W. D q.
Inass, Oshkosh Wi~
N I've sfs prepared To furnish double cut mile
On short notice apivwiy