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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-10

A New CURE FOR CANcER.-A man
by the name of Edgar Fluker has
forwarded to the Linden Gala. JEFF
lersonian a new recipe for the cure
of those painful excrescences, can
GERS. The remedy is cheap and easy
of obtaining and applying, and can
not possibly do any harm. 1t is
simply to hold toad frog, either
dead or alive, to the affected part for
the space of one hour, repeating the
application as occasion requires
With six frogs, MIR. Fluker- says
he cured very painful cancer upon
his nose, Of six years standing, and
now considers himself sound and
we'll.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-10
9s1.o7s lls,o5o s5,s97 l4l,o5o

In 1856, the Republican party had
a clear majority in the Northern
Statesovert the Democrats OF l6o.02o,
and. in 1857, that immense majority
has faded away. and the same party
is now in a minority of 55,S53 is
there a North? We think there is a
rood sound. reliable North
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-10

A STATE SUB Treasury. The es-
tablisbmeut of Sub. Treasury 10 the
State ofNew York is discussed IN the
New York Prints. There we're about
shree million dollars Of State funds
in the Banks Of that State when
they suspended, which they cannot
or will not pay. This has produced
so strong feeling against them that
it is supposed the scheme OF an 'u-
dependent treasury will be !avorably
entertained.by the New York Beg
islature.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-10

TRUE TO THE LETTER.--We take
the following from religious paper.
Every word is rue:-No Bank. mer-
chant. or business man, should give
credit to any one who neglects or
refuses to pay the printer. of the
punctuality and promptness OF men
there is 70 better test than the prin-
ter's book.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-10

PAPER MoNEY.-Tbe bank paper
circulation of the United States at
fhe present time is estimated as fol-
lows: Bills Of less denomination
than five dollars, seven millions; of
five dollars, forty millions; ten dol
hrs, thirteen millions; twenty dol
lars, thirty-five millions; fifty dollars,
thirty millions; Of the denomination
of one hundred dollars and upwards,
lorty-five millions.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-10

MAKING SHOES BY THE HUNDRED PER
'DAY.-At Col. William F. Fannin S
Steam Tannery and Shoe Factory,
at this place, on the 7th instant, ten
hands made during the day one ham
dred and sevsn pair Of shoes! That
beats Yankee land ITSELF La Grange
(Ga) Reporter.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-10

The city of Des Monies, the new
capitol Of Iowa, has passed an or
dinance for the issue Of the ~city
scrip" to circulate as money, the
same and all other city orders bear
ing interest at three per cepi q month,
till January next.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-10

A fellow with, a scolding wife, NOV
ed into swamp, where the dumb sgae
was prevalent. His wife was effectu-
ally cured.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-10

A young lady, on being told that
her lover was suddenly killed.. ex.
claimed:-"Oh, that splendid gold
watch Of his-gise me that-gire
me something to remember him,
byT
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-10

Gen. Haskell has regained his SEN
ses,and has been liberated from the
Kentucky Insane Asylum.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-10
WHOLE NO. $40.
The Snake that Swallowed a
Horse.

In the province of Govaz, Brazil.
DR.. Gardner came to the fazenda of
Sape, situated at the foot Of the
Sierra de Santa Brida, near the en-
trance to a small valley. DR.. G..
remarked that this valley and
throughout this province the anacon-
da attains an enormous size sorne-
times reaching forty feet ia length;
he largest be saw measured thirty
seven feet but was not alive. Il
had been taken under the following
circumstances: Some weeks before
our arrival at Sape, writes DR.. G.,
the favorite riding horse Of Senor
Lagorica, which had been put out to
pasture not far from the house. could
not be found, although strict search
was made for it all over the fazenda-
Shorty after this, one Of his vaquei-
res, (herdsman,l in going through
The woods by the side of a small
stream, saw an enormous sucuruiu
suspended in the fork of tree which
hung over the water. 1t was dead,
but had eyiGenly been aoated down
alive by recent flood. and being in
an inert state, it had not been able
to exiIicate itself from the fork be-
fore the water fell. 1t vas dragged
out to the open country by two hOr-
ses and was found to measure 81
feet 10 length. On opening it the
bones Of horse in a somewhat bro
ken condition, and the flesh in a
half digested state, we're found with
in, the bones Of the head were unin-
jured. From these circumstances
We concluded the boa swallowed the
horse entire. In all kinds Of snake,
the capacity for swallowing is prodi-
gious. | have often seen one not
thiekrr than my thumb swallow a
frog as iargeas my fist;and | once killed
a ratilesnake four feet long,and of no
great thickness, which bad swallowed
not less than three large frogs. I
have also seen very slender snake
that frequents the roofs of houses,
swallow an entire bat three times its
own thickness. If such be the case
With these smaller kinds, it is not to
be wondered at that one thirty y-seven
feet long should be able to swallow a
horse, particularly when it is known
that previous to doing so, it breaks
the bones Of the animal by coiling
itself round it, and afterwards lubri-
rates it with a shiny matter, which
it has the power of secretiDg in its
mouth.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-10
The Frost and the Sugar Crop.

The Baton Rouge Advocate, Of
the 10Th ult., gives gloomy ac-
count OF the select of the recent
cold nights and heavy frosts, sue
ceeded by warm, summer-hke wealth.
er, equally if not more seriously
damaging" on the sugar crop. 1t
says:
We were in company yesterday
with some FIVE or six of the largest
and most intelligent planters Of this
parish and West Baton Rouge, who
gave US the gloomiest report of their
prospects. That the crop has been
injured % per cent. from the causes
We have mentioned, there seems to
be no question whatever.
On one plantation just below our
city, the most luxuHant growth of
cane we have seen during the year
is turning out between 1000 and
1900 pounds to the acre. Before
the frosts, nearly double that yield,
was calculated npon. Others testi-
fed 10 like falling off in their CAL
culations. There can be no doubt
but the crop will fall far short of
what was anticipated two and even
one week ago Letters from the La
fourche have been exhibited to Us,
which satisfy US that the disaster is
not confined to this latitude.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-12-10

stranger to a fat Dutchman,
with two feet and half Of pipe in
bis month,)
Whose house is this?"
"Yaw.'
"What is your ame?'
"Mine Cot, hell, vat ish de row.
"Can you tell me where Peter
Snider liyes!?"
"Beter Snider, yaw turn der
meetiu' house rouud, cross te river
upstream by te mill pond and take
der right hand saw mill by te left,
cline hill and come town again init
ie prier behind Your back and te
man vat crimes te mill init one
blind eye, will tell You SO better as
/, By tam site.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17
com N E R CIAL.
Davsnpsss Whssssass msshes.

WEDNESDAY, Evening, sept ID
Rivss The river continues recsding aud 10 now
law hut the paeke.. are making ,rps with their asa
al regularity
WsAvnsa We have lad same little rain since
lasi wesk, with warm day. and oool nishts 0osd
weather for shs crops yet out
Bcssssss. During the past week business OF near
iy all kinda has been dali The arrangement 10 the
money market East with the sa-pen-i"us 81 Banks.
and fAiures Of individuals and arms - eour-e have
had their effect the promiasn, Western basiness
communities, Ia making money tight and weakening
general confidence Although bu, few hanks or In
dividuais have suspended yet the sery means taken
To protect themselves aud the general suspicion OF
iack u confidence, hsv. produced probably an over
caution, Money 10 very scarce, and ull confidence,
which 10 capital well credit, and the very back
boac of large business i restored, We mas expect
not mscA shsass for the better Tho iishsnes Of
the money market HIS brought down nearly all Kind.
Of produce. Our farmers are discouraged, more %
than think they have eause 10 he, and are bring
Ing In bet little grain. We anticipate dunhs tnis
rail pretty Close money market. bu, from all vs
ean read and see ase Inclined 10 think that there
win soon be marked improvement, In finances ard
basincss Rass .sd West a<fore loax
wssAs There h = niiie better i.eiiag ia this
week Lat week wheat wAa II cSc time - low -
Nc In this market and &c nj Chicago in store
wheat 10 nov worth Tic la Chicago and soe here
To Justify buying far shipmeni here even ss thu
price, wheat viii have be about ten cents more 10
Chicago that sstii there s this ncsssss no r's'
above sor need be expected Considerable Of th'
wheat esiag In issprouted and there 10 no anosssa1
Tor ssch an srticle smans miI!ers Who prsssnS =
make good aess. These who buy pay soeSoc %
The spsussd ssttelc. II sanks - rejected wheat Y
tho kast nd sasns sold i.ss wesk u Chcaso q ies
isr The particular condition of the money 'nsrk<
Aas hsd . MARKED sosrs On the produce market Y
sll parts of shs eoaniry There 10 LITERAL, a" mon
ey 70 bsy pssdsss with The saiss ri Chicago laA
week we're sps ~ cannadlsn market IL 10
Aopsd shsrs vili ssoa - sn improvement In u
nossy nsshss, u eh1eh nss ~ nnSs Of sTsin, -
Ny ~ ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17
LATEST n L W 8.
Arrival ~ sAs Persia.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

NRw ioRN, Sept. H.
The Cunari steamer Persia, from Liverppol
ID o'clcck A. NJ, the 9TH arrived al 4 ci.ck
this morning.
GRsAr BRIriAs.--Rnmors Of ministerial
changes continue To BIZ fs"paGat-d
Lord Pann,ure Is reported n anxious Ia ~.
sign the Ministry of War, 10 h~ succeeded by
Mr.. Cariw-li, or Mr.. Herbert.
The Glasgow Polytechnic Institution had
been destroyed by fire. Among the articles
destroyed was the first steam engine con
strncied by James Wait.
The London Underwriters, on the Atlantis
cable, offer Ia pay 80 ~ PER cent. and give u,
all claims to salvage.
The race for the Warwick cup came "a o.,
the 3d Three horses ran, viz Fisherman
Oakhall and L~comlte The American cam.
in last having been beaten twenty lengths h,
fisherman, the winner.
Eleven more regiments were nuder ORDER
for India
PRAScE.-Tle court of assixes nj Paris had
condemned Lssiru Rollin, Maxzini aud Others
Ia transportation.
PRussrA.--The health Of the King ~ Prns-
sia gives uneasiness.
Russia Schamyi still held eleven u the
twelve block houses taken fron the Russians
although several desperate attempts had brel
made ~ recover them. Reinforccments oi
3D. men arr to be sent against schamyi.
A Russian squadron was cruising al Anapa
and steamer lying In each of the Circassiai
sea ports. thus preventing Sava Pascha from
getting his recently purchased army and am.
mnnition ffom Constantinople.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

florK In consequence Of the decline ia whes,
there hs. been declac In hoar. We now quote the
beat brands Mt a, Is al wholesale aud As retail The
nil. are receiving much wheat they want aud
are now shipping same aonr.
BAslss GcS'i barley u selling at a3cssaoc, Con-
siderable quantities are coming in principally for
southern shipment,
Coss We quote old at nominaIly TO- the
same quotations of last week. The demand 10 most
y fcr home consumption
osr- We quote god oa,. al ssc tn. supply l.
Equal to the demand
f"fAr"ts-We aao,e potasee. at 2s<<:cc by the
quantity The crop is excellent and the suppl,
Ina In is equal 10 the demand
osios~ The only ripe enian- counting IA arr icr
the retail market None have come Ia Cor shipment
The crop ~ Onions is fair w.qno,c onion. ., eor
RkAss some white bean. are coming In which
are taken at ti per ba.hel principally BY retailers
6AocsEiss Tn. supply is good There l- a little
sS ane Es-, Ia sweets. but none Sc, In consequence
nerc W. have no change. note Ia the heading az.
tlele. of aroccr,c-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

0xaAAs LAsauAaE.-Mr. Riepe, an exp--
riehced teacher In the German language, and
who has heen recommended ~ our kind at
ientions by several of his counirymen in this
city, proposes 70 open school In Davenport
at the Commercial College, for instruction In
the German language. Every boy " young
man, In this Western country, who intends
taking m active part In business and who il
preparing himself for a profession should study
the 0erman language. II Is not. perhaps, In
dispensable, hat IL is invaluable. There Is M
man of business Or In the professions, who is
not more or less brought In contact with the
Germans. He has great advantage II he
understands their language. But IL Is unne-
cessary to enlarge on this. Mr.. Riepe IL rec.
omnsend~d ~ IN excellent teacher, and we
hope his class viii he speedily Alled up. W.
refer those Interested 70 his advertisement
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

Messrs. Cotes Davis. AT their yard have the
finest stock of lumber 10 BE- found West Of
Chicago. II indeed that city can boast of as
superior an article in like quantity. They
have nov over hrss ~siiso"s Of feet piled up
In their yard. This immense stock Was
brought from Lake Huron, Is Of the very best
quality, and being gang. sasrsd Is almost as
smooth a. plan~d lumber Builders will find
u great saving To asc this lumber - IL Is
decidedly The b~st lot ever broagh, TO this
city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

Scorr eouSrf PAiR-As the Fair will be-
held In this county on Tuesday and wednes
day the 10Th and s0th instanis, We wonld sug
eest 70 the managers, especially A. new road
Is 10 bc laid ont around Mr. Kelly = lansl--thal
guide boards l,e erected to inform the stran.
ger the more direct roa,e thither The Fair
Grounds are eil the direct route aud it Is dif
icult for one nnaeeusiomed 10 the read to iin.
his way 10 them.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

gtnancla1.
NEw YoKK, Sept. ~.
The failure of A. lIoagley 4 Co.'S domestic
eoads house, IN announced to-day.
The market for money Is active and more
cheerful and the hanks have discounted more
freely Ia their dealers, and IL Ii the general
impression that there will be M further CON
traction.
Rosporr, Sept. u.
The Exchange ard Banking oilic~ of Davis.
Suyian,, dubois 4 Co., Of this city, closed
their doors to-day.
BosToS, Sept. u.
MessrS. g. II. Slime Il Co., hardware mer-
chants of this city, suspended payment yes
terday ON account of the failure Of Conant.
Dodge & Co, Of New York.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

Rock ISLAND cousrr FAiR.-This fair il
now in session To-day is the las. day. Onr
citizens should avail themselves Of the oppor.
tunity 10 visit Rock Island and see some Of
the big productions of the farmers oi that
county, Ia order io contrast them with those
Of our own county. As will soon be exhibited
at the Scott County Pair.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17
nsIslNEss NOTICES.

VEGETABLES, 4c.-lNpucrMrNr To Buy.
Mr. Henry Tildcn, who ha. vegetable siall. al the
LeClairc Market Hea.e the upper si.ie, delivers
oil vegetables bought Of him to his customers FIRES
ofcharse THE is very prominent endorsement 10
pessons having To go = long distance 10 market lie
kesps besides vegetables all ssasonAble kind. oi
fruits, with Batter Lard, chee-~ Kgss Fresh Fish
Chickens, Game, A..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

AecIDssr 10 uss ALaasssA. The Alhanbsa
met with an aee,.eat las, Monday by blowing out =
cylinder head aud breaking shsn, when coming
down. The accident happened above t~eiaire,
where tho bsat iss II will be- several weeks
before che 10 repaired In the ,nsaniime, the steam.
Flora hss taken her pae. IN the Davenport and
Gsiena Packet Lane, With all the crew of the Ahsm.
bra on hoard The Fl.ra went out yesterday morn
ing with q g00d trip
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

LIQUORS
W hisky common. -. a.sstd
do Bsur 81 sslss II
d. Rye, ...- sss.sl
Pure spirli-, .,..-.- s,ss.s,
Brandy, lsosnes . s,,ai a.
de- Imp % tasss q,
Gin, Mssi~r swan, - u a
do ciab House ". ! u
sip ilrlie, ....- ! MI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

II The engine and it, hose were borrow
ed Ia an the reservoir Of the gasometer day
before yesterday. Borrowers should be more
careful In returning property. The President
Of the Company WAS compelled at late hour
Of the night to hire men To put up the hose,
As we understand.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

nsr Of rlnh stree, aud Western A,enae !, !. a..a

ner Of fifth street aud Western Avenue ., b assS
for the conveying Of coal
On motion OF Aid RAINING, u wa. referred 4.
the Ordinance Committee, with instruction. se
grant the prayer
Petition of Jcscph Ismbriic ans, oshrr. tina, sid.
walk BE- laid nn Brady street from Finh 10 Loeasi
st was referred t. Ordinance Committee
Petition of near, Bowen, Tor damages 10 his prop
-riy from change Of grade On Ferry street, was r.
ferrsi TO committee of AID Guy smaiia,l I'd and
Bowling
APeti,ion or John FORREST and twenty o,hers ,ha,
All ordinance b. passed levy .s special ,ax on prop
erty owner. fronting Perry stree, sonth eide ei
Sixth for the payment of macadau,rins said par, n
Perry street wss read
The Ordinance Cammii,ee offered an ordinance
tina, tax " $50 pei foo, h. levied on prop~rt,
ffcn,iug PER-, south line 81 sixth street and tina,
the City Marshal proceed s- provided by ses O. oi
Chap 81, Revised Ordinances
Aid BOWLING offered a rs.olu,iou that the
clerk issue a warrant for collection of damarrs and
bcneat. from opening and widening Rock Isand .,
and plscc the same In the Nar.hars hants for col
lection.
Aid wAsHBuRN called for yea. and nay.
YsAs - Jennings, smalaeld bowling, sBrien,
dny-5
MANS y RAmning Wa.hhuru-
AID WAeHBt-gN offered a resolution that the
harshai be- Instr ucicd remove all obstruction. On
second street, between Main and Brady Adapted,
Aid GUY offered resolution The, tAs CITY Hnri
ncer be required to recommend proper grade for
College Avenue from the river road To Fulton street
a,d also to recommend grade for Third street, from
Bridge Avenue To Mississippi Avenue Adopted
The c,llo nsxb IL .l~x..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

uossAog 4 BorLKs.--We refer to the ad-
vertis-ment Of this nrm On the second page
They are now in receipt of their fall stock Of
goods, which embraces every article In the
dry goods line that the mos, iastidious can
desire. Our lady readers are particularly in
vited Ia give them call
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

MAM0gEO.
Ia III. SEMINARY Chapel, AT Nj Vernon, oB The sth
inst by Rey W keeier, fres't OF Cornell Cot
lsss Rev RUFUS KICKER of the Upper Iowa
Conference. 10 Miss CATHAkISE A fORrNEk
Pr.ceptres. la Nj Vernon Seminary.
In thls eaty, on the 18th incl, MARY LARNED
youngest child Of William and Augusta n Allen
aged months
~On the iuth insi nj hsr rssidenc. la Davenport
Mrs AMELIA pEAkE wife III Jane. Y rsAss
Aved 10 y-ars and months
Though dead che still would tell,
"0od doeth all fhlnss WELL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

CY' On the inside will he found the ap-
lointmenss Of the late NJ. r. Conference. This
publication viii greatly interest many Of our
readers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

TmE UNDERSIGNED WOULD EIsrE .

\ s&SnAHA1AoANAs' WF8A@ss atss#s " v
u FULLY anRonnr. ~ the etilssas~ ~ Isaksistt
and sirintiy thai b. has sspsnsd eaflfa
elegant stock Of iiHno for,s- aAi A.sssissHss s5a D.
Ing immediately e.,au-ctcd With the Aszaf staf.ss
10 ense.i tn furnish Instruments a. tfs8a pfsffs
Th. sis.k la -'ass CONSIST. II fss Iass -
W 9sdd A % Gale q 90 SieiassS & essfs Sf1 .
q FISHER af New York and T. faH3*4t - Isz.fss.
Ikpl.rss of GtoA A..iein a Ifu-taN
The h..sissa- st u . " " tsalth AssA : etsssl
piete as~pfttn.as af rtrst Ma-e rssssisitss fis
ke~t Waisx.- f1lAs., S.sng- Marsh.e saefest NJ
dies and 0.is. ~ tLr Dpsra- thss has. assA Ish
lsh~d
Dealer. Furnished Instruments stl EsaAs.8 da~F
TIA. regular discounts Tanin. aaas ts4 asis8
jei2 W q Will.
East aide n N.ln street tw..n ffst .a A. sisi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

EC We return the managers Of the "iounR
mons Select Party. al the German Theatre,
this evening, our thanks for card Of admis-
sion 10 the company.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17
Gopartnersbips, Sc.

Nspsssc ~ oDt~Ouue0oss.
TUE PARTNERSHIP HERETUFORE EX
j t-ffsss A~twssH ID. and-f.lgaed IN the hari
ssfs hsss4tss@~ sEsr thu arm and hais eg I4,ss.
fsrs i<skssssi hs- tst. dsB hssn di--lssi -
tssi s...s-sas a. % LlkfSsssIsDN3
a. 10 Lock kMsaIB
tsassnf=-ff Aaz "a fss. .ugsdim
4 "bPAETSEEsIiIf NoftcE-THE CO-
- FAEfN EE<Itff h.F.tatsrs ~si.ltns as.Iss ahs
4ftss - MsssEs.x8 t@sas@ tskrns0F. sptrsi June
4ash i-sss essss~s asss. ~ tis. death af W No
ssrrAsF IstAf - sts ansr-g ga.l wtll -tgn ths same
~ th~ AsA MTga fsss -@tt.nssnt ~ aa~ affairs
m4N s~s fN~ E.aslhg alssf Esehsns. la
-ttist-- Ensa~r tho -tfts - Ht.AkENoKE IAWEs
4 tiastf assG asAsssH. a4sn.t
NJ ~ HIsh EMoRR
A tAMEH,
rTi Esfstsis. rsftnsr..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

Nsw GooDs.-H. u. Smith, Of the wei
known Variety Store, is ia receipt Of hi,
Fall Goods. He says be- has hetier stock
than he has ever before brought To this mar.
ket, and thinks he can sell them a little
cheaper. Ladies, give him a call.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

Sr LorIs Sept. Is.
A private letter from Keokuk, Iowa, states
that fre occurred there on the evening of
ths lIth, which destroyed over ti0O so worth
Of psoperty. The principal suffers are woos-
ter & Templc, Marcount 4 Page, Daston Nor
rison, McClsaring Z Huskemp. Insurance not
nseutjos,ed
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17

J.se L, q. shfls, ssd White. .ssH
nafnes Sea-- New is-tsts.nf szs7
Al Ne 10 isrssi, street, tlsss - ssgsis
ssaoii I'll ADAM
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-17
VOL. Ill.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
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