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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

NAVIGATION OF BAYOU B0UF.-A convention
of delegates representing the planting interests of
the parishes of Rapides, Avoyelles and St. Ian.
dry, interested in the navigation of Bayou Bguf
was held in Homesville, parish of Avoyeles. on
the 10th ult. Credentials were presented bv the
delegations from the several parishes, and, on mo-
tion Of r. G. Anderson, the convention was or
ganized by calling on John H. Overton to preside
and Thos. r. Shields to act as Secretary. After
some preliminary proceedings, on motion of S. d.
Allis it was resolved,
That the President appoint committee Of FIVE to confer
with Capt Halle of the State boat Cen Walker AZ 10 M
pacneahsiiy 81 employing said boat in the Bayou Bmuf'
FhereupOn the President appointed S. D. Allis,
k. L. Tanner, J. T. Payne, James Burns and Tbos.
X. Shields, on said committee The convention
then took recess; after which a majority of the
committee submitted the following report which
was adopted:
TheundeEsigned members Of the committee anpoin,oa
to confer with Capt Hae as 10 the paoteabiv M ae
out the Bayou B@uf with the Sisamef Cen Tk seiGg
nndsr his command beg eave report that Is ne opiHnn
oe from the state Engineer he must decHe bSEi6e RsS
no ald bayou Bnt 10 view Of the immense advantages
winch The admirably adapted machinery Of said boat will
aoFd IN execqtng the work both regards efficiency and
speed we beg leave recommend that this alton ect
BY ballot an sXecu i've com mites Of thss reon IL -
in1her with Capt Halle and with him examine the boat
after consultation and examination the committee shall
pc 81 opinion that said boat be advantageousy used
state Engineer the subject and endeavO if possible 70
nave SAID boat pat 70 work in the Bayou Bout But If said
COMMITTEES shall be Of OpnOn that the Gen Walker
cannot be used then is hereby instructed COT respond
WIN he state Engineer and confer with Capt Halle and
nave another boat substituted for her,"
The meeting, however, authorized the President
TO nominate the executive committee, and there
upon DR.. Thos. A. Cooke, w. B. Prescott and
lhos. H. Shields were nominated, which nomina-
non was confirmed by the convention. Several
resolutions were passed before the convention ad-
Jonrned-among the rest the following:
ssOtUea That Capt Halle super of tie State
zen walker be requested to employ the hands now
en9ef hschaige until such time the stage Of the water
sne otef oIeunstaneet viii enable him operate on the
la1he o. me Bayou Bout clearing tow.path on the
odk o. the COprtableau commencing the junction
rs n4ous CoqQdile and Bout and continue the town
" u not sooner diverted, herein provided.
esOt0e9 hat The State En- ginee be requested 10 cause
9s % Pc built acIoss The mouth Of the Bayou Lamoue
qlelenty ngh % raise the water in Bayou Bmuf two feet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

OLYMPIC THRATRE." The Eff of the Rock - a thrill.
ing Drama together with the favoTte Robert NIacaire
JaeGirs by MI Chareswi be performed this evening
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

-. To MorroIo Morning ;;-, o,,n., 81.
T,uppAt DIVISION No. II, at Pelican az o''ho'
GbRTiss and Common streets, az ~ oei9oN
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A GARD.
I. haye De @ e I The " Daily Standard
The nt number Of this paper of the same size III Inc late
daily viii be issued on MONDAY he 5b ins g, and lie be
published every Monday morning thereafter until after the
State Election and be furnished to subscribers at the low
4 VIII be devoted exclusively to politics and especially
e e. ine canvass in ths city end STATE / viii discuss the
enOr down to Sheriff. and Clerks and those Whose preen
soas exceed Their merits may expect to be asped down
Stas and the friends of Walker and PanchG and Inc Dub
lie generally, are invited to send in their names.
70 i9P PEP pull strong pull and pull altogether"
au8 WYNDHAM ROBERTSON, JR.
WIN. Z. LEvERlGH, EDw J. WALSH.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
y No. "a Old Lspss Men Orleans. au4iyW
THE PAD BLOWER
a NEW ARTICLE OF PORTFOLIO for the Writing
a SftRSoir suIpyof MURPhfYs PATENT BIoTTER
new article Of BOtng Paper the bastever intrOduosd
Just is6syed and for sale at the Neworeaps ,aious,
warehouse" an4 81 ]. b, STEEL IA Camp Il,
EoLBRooK's APPARATUS FOR SCHOOLS
-.,.-a,.- AND FAMILIES. SOA1OOAS
{ IOHfSIsI ING Of Globe aud Maps; Cabinet of &C.
- OlOgy and MineTaOgy GeOmetricpi Solids and Dis
grams Numerical Frame, and Graduated Scale and ri
.PIERCE'S ELEMENTARY TREATtsp n, -,
AND SOLID GEOMETRY with GeoD1stTrsi h l-fialN
Gone received and of sale a. he New o ReIe,
ssiisTsou P aIsnouse ana Emporium for Standard Mis-
Ru4 81 j H S'TIsTT Il n.
.MoNTGoMERY,s PATENT TTTpUI
yr,u1 BOILER.
1 auennon Of the public is invited to this vnluabs
b;h Improvement Experiments the past veal an bnsI
oos oh and Fresh WsteJ as also for land paI
ssiS snJ uy estel rs superior qualities as a steam Zen.
PIED over any boiler now in uss " s' ~ spa0o "0ou-
ttpd4 t55s9 D9lsIs can be leen in operation at
ij5i1sgghhER BRQS Flour Mills S0i Cherry s,rsst
E nI3oS2REtEh y ,hkO. IS, 1913 Pearl street
AIhANTlC DOCK, BTookiv5 wv -Sii siiss' ~ ~
n N ~ n ~ y ~ aLF 81 SO and s. Centre sreets
q y. BAgt5EH = ca IS "A and a. Duane street
siJ n 81 q AkABHDCk,S Foundry Troy, NJ Y.
READING DEPOT Readpg IA
an Rbt On 9eSTd sisamboas JONAS C. HEARTT and
9L4B5tf AaD FAYSON, foot of Liberty st. NewYOfk !
ana y 10 s9V5oat JOHN P. WHITNEY, NewOreans.
~ FOr infther information apply 70
JAS. MONTGOMERY,
l-oo,. and SAMUEL WARD,
sAS Sla@omW Is South William st., NeWYoIk. ]
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

AMERICANS AT VALPARAIso.-Th Valparaiso
press make honorable mention of the good conduct
of the two thousand Americans who had visited
that place on the way to California. The young
democrats Of North America roamed through the
streets by hupdreds, on foot, horse in carriages
filling the theatres, the promenades, and all public
places and they were notable for their boisterous
laughter and uninterrupted good humor. Lately
many had left the city, and since their departure
an.uncommon silence seemed to prevail.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

~ The Memben Of Phoenix Fire Company No 8 viii
observe card, in another column, interesting to them
The excursion will be ceghfu one and when it is recol
ecsd that Banner to be presented the Company on
the oeoason the inducements for joining in the trip are Of
No nrlinnrr lind - ~ '.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

~ q. s. Mail steamer Martha Washlngton,-Fo!
PtEburg, Wheelag, Cncnna and LouisVlle.Ths spenal
draught passenger viii leave TO-MORROWy
Saturday O'Clock gasetnsy from Poyras street wharf,
HYDE q OulEhbft ~ fnyuraaet+
Passengers shippers viii please be board at the above houE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

~ For Mand0vIlle, LswisbuTg and Madisonytlisg
The steamer OLIVIA Capt Gree, leaves Ahe hsllI' INV
DAY aerha arrival Of he O'Clock p n. Cars and on nu
MORNING. after the O'Clock, A. NJ. Cars Returning
Madonve at halfpaat O'Clock P. NJ and also on AOpA1
MORNING q hapaa O'Clock A. ~, 70 rcaeh the hapaA'
s14 L cAskiN q HARPER, Sc Gravisr street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04
Further Indian Outbreaks in Florida.

We have received from the Office Of the Savan-
nah Georgian, slip dated last Saturday at P NJ,
containing details of more Indian violence in Flo
rida, which lead to the alarming belief that there
has been concerted attack upon the white settle
ments. Passengers by the Florida boatreport that
an attack was made on Charlotte's Harbor on the
Gulf Coast nearly at the same time with that on
Indian River, so near that the expresses from east
and west met at Tampa. They say that the In
dams, some fifteen or twenty in number, came in
at the trading store at the mouth of Pease Creek,
at the head Of ChaFlotte's Harbor, and inquired
for Mr. Kennedy, the principal in the establish
ment He being absent, they killed the clerk and
another man, and wounded several other persons
among whom were some women; plundered the
store, set fire to it and burned it to the ground.
They then decamped with their plumber, and
drove off with them a number Of cattle No sus-
peions of hostility were entertained by the inhab-
iants, who were.of course entirely unprepared for
an attack, or for defence. An express was sent
to Tampa, and the officer in command immediate
ly dispatched one of the two companies at that
post to give protection to the settlers in the neigh
borhood Of the depredations. There was not a
sufficient available force to pursue the Indians into
their Tecesses. The greatest alarm and confusion
prevail among the frontier settlers all Of whom are
abandoning their settlements and their crops, and
fleeing for safety to places Of security, leaving their
all in many instances to the merces of the relent-
less savages.
The express from Tampa, with dispatches for
Washington, met the Florida steamer at Palalki.
The frontier is nearly deserted, from the belief that
there is to be another Indian war. The Georgian
corrects its former estimate of the number Of In
dams remaining in Florida, and says that the we'll
informed traders compute the number at FIVE TO six
hundred. 1t calls for the immediate removal Of
the Indians, and an adequate force to protect the
country.
Mr.. Russell, the u S. Collector at Indian River
wounded by the Indians, has had to submit TO the
amputation of his arm.
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LOOK AT THIS!
Clothing! Clothing! Clothing y!
ALFRED MUNROE s. co.

Are .t,I closing Of their IMMENSE STOCK FOR SUMMER
AND WINTER comprising every article the Lne.- A'o,
RUBBER GOODsoi al kinds;
Mefino, Paramotta, Dress and Frock Coats
and Alpaca Sac
Cashuerette and Single-miled Cloth Sac CoatHs
Linen, white and co0rel Sac and Polka
Msrino, Paramssta and Drap de Turk Pantal oOnt;
Linen Check, white and coiorsd Drill
India Nankeei and Pongee
French and American COttonade
IN A LARGE STOCK, SUITABLE FOR THE CALlFOR-
MA ENIGRANT, consisting Of Rubber Goods Check Shirts and
al other artces-Red Shirts and Drawer, ETC. eteAlso,
Muslin Bhras snnd-up and turnover collars;
Thread Super Six Gauze Merino, aauEe Fiannel
Gauze Cotton UnderEhirta and Drawers;
Silk and Bingham UmbTslun;
Trunks Vaiiass, Carpet Bags, etc. etc.
India Rubber Clothing Hunting Jackets, etc.
~ Examine his List Of Prices;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

GossIP.-A Detroit paper informs us that John
Van Buren, is very much pleased with the Lake
country; and New York paper is equally com
municatiye in telling the world that Ex-Governor
John Young, with party Of friends, went to Sta
ten Island one day to battle. The Lake country
must be very much obliged to John Van Buren, for
his favorable opinion; and the example of John
Young will we hope, promote habits of cleanliness
in the Gothamites. Very important, if true.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

APPARATUS FOR SoHo0LB-Steel. IA Camp street has
on hand large and well selected stock Of Globes
Maps Geomeea Blocks, etc. in fact every thing requisite
for the writing desk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

fsB- The Steamer Oora--F0r L0usville and all iDeH
porsfh fine passenger steamer viii leave as above ~
MORROW Saturday. o'clock, positively, from foyras
ST. wharf ans hYDE oGLEsBf, y foydras street.
eF- Motioe.-bIr. BINARD, COnsignee Of MeEchan-
ship MANTEo from Beyr is requested to call At the sub
'' aus '''' anu L. H. GALE % Common At.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04
Steamboat Departures Ihla Day


p,,,.s,.-~ MARTHA WASHINGTON, lrgln, 5 r y
cisei'r44si- NORT7B AMERICA, Morgans p ~
81 Eoaig Liza MIRA, Brickrls ?. NJ
LouispfiTs. CORR. Keeling, 4 p NJ 4.
Red Nicer. ...... W. A. VIOLET, Kay s r NJ.
Mobile .........JAs. L. DAY 0befuQnr u A. n eAi'.
MqaisoRpnie 49,. OLIVIA, Griee, p NJ Cars
Biloxi -. ......... MOBILE, Sutton, p ~ Se5s
BiioEi CALIFORNIA, Griihn = NJ az.
Biiori GEN TAYLOR, Scott " A. NJ cars
- . -TO-MoRR oW--
MadisonuiHe ...... OLIVIA. GIioe, s A. N. Cara
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-06-21

SuEBoyuAN, Wis.,, March 2, lb49.
DR. w 0loan.-Dear Sir: In my opinion, the
greatest cures effected are those that have longest
resisted the skill Of the Medical Faculty. Admit
ting that 10 be ! fact, have q case in point, TO
wit: Mr. James Ha.t6 rd OF Saeboygan Fails, wss
crippled two years with Are hrgc deep ulcers, just
above the ankle. The leg was SO much swollen
he could not get on a boot. Nearly all the most
ed his case without any beneficial effect.
Last August, mfr Hartford solicited nv advice.
I succeeded in reducing thu swelling and healed
two oi the sores. The other three labored at
iill the first Of February, without much u any
benefit, when gave him box OF SLoAN's OSHT.
MsnT, and in three weeks he was we'll.
Respectfully yours.
Z B OSrkANDER, NJ. D.
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Burnt 10 Cinders

should return 10 you my unieigncd thanks Tor
your UNPARALLELED OINTMENT. Three weeks ago
my daughters clothes caught fire and before the
flames could be extinguislied, they were d; burnt
10 cinders, the child was so badly burned that
death seemed inevitable in less than twenty -four
hours. Your Oiafnsenf YVES recommended aud
used with success-it gave perfect relief! IL -
needless 10 add that the child is now well and
about her business. The medicine Is all and more
than il is recommendedto be. Every family and
person should have II in their possession.
feel indebted 10 you for my child's life, and
anything that | can do for you or your medicine
| arm ready and willing 10 perform.
Your humble ~, want,
JOHN II CRANE.
Flint Creek, Lake co., M, Feb. 20, l84D>
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DsaAxoaaeST % Ts1 Lsvsa, b one q the most
esnnoa. y we'll - ~ msct fnsmidab!s di:sssss
4 nown & American physiciams. Il hes IN 10
~ als Il attract The cloUest atleation iron the
Faculty 10 90 qaarsss q In Union. otill. how
go. tkoueenAs aunually perish, and thousands
more ~ made % fcel lie bssAeaso1e b this
1iseeee. TIE psopsisioss Of M'Lane's Liver Pills
RI coWedent thst they e6es = The smiGted :
1919 which tine hss tested, ssd hss mover
lSiled Of success whss lais trial has bssa given
4.
n<rPss esis 81 DR. Z EAsTERLY. South
- Cesses e Third sad Chsensi Streets, 8
Le0i1, ~. wholesale Agents Tor the Wsstssn
.0HAlse e. sals By a SAspsss, Druggist,
SlS1 ~ Davsnpors.
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Mr. w Sloan--Dear Sir: hereby certify
that my son Albert. eleven years VI ago, was A.
icted in his feet from the time he first began 10
walk, the bottoms oil which were covered with q
hard dry skin full Of cracks, Causing rain ard
much atIlicsion, many times he was obliged IN 70
on his hands and knees and no time has been free
from The sore affection until now. Battling the
skill Of several physicians, but to surprise his
feet are now perfectly smooth soft and free from
cracks, all from one api LEGATION Of your Oint-
ment, wonlsl sag the boy put il on himself ~
IN experiment Of his own, from hearing il recon-
mended. Nothing moro was thought Of II Tor
three weeks, nj which time hi. feet were near
about in healthy state and are now the same -
though they never had been otherwise.
Yours, &c. ISAAC PADEN.
Calesb"rg, Knox CO., H., Arril I'd, t849
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-06-21
FAMILY OINTMENT.
OINTMENT Ia nnw

- sally acknowledged 10 be an infallihle rsns-
edy, In every case where il has been faithfully ap.
piled IN the human system, Tor promoting lnsen-
sibIe Precipitation, drawing OUT the inflammation
from wound, relieving pain Of every kind, st'si
In IFS healing qualities the world does not pre-
dacc ito equal and thu publ pronounce II Tho
cheapest and best Family Ointment that hes ever
been used. All diseases OF the Flesh, Obstinsts
Ulcers, Old Sores, ch.iblans, Sore Throat, Butnss
cuts, cutaneous eruption, Sore Nipples, sose
breasts, Diseases Of the Eye, Agne in the face,
side, back and the other parts Of tho system,
Boils, Ulcers, Scald Head, Bruises, fresh wounds,
ticie OF Inflammation, are permanently cured by
this great remedy. w. d. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ST., Chicago, Ill.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-06-21
VVNIO STATE CONVENTION.


A Convention Of Delegates will be holden n
the Capitol ss lows City, On Saturday &e 30M d
June next, 10 nominate candidates for the Board
Of Public Works, and Tor the transaction OF such
other business o may como before the Conven-
sioa. Each Count end Senatorial District will
bs entitled 10 the same number Of Delegates in
Convention - they send Senators and members
Of the House Of Representatives Of the General
Assembly Of the State Of lows. The County
Committees throughout tho State are requested
70 call meetings Of the wings in their respective
counties to select Delegates. full represents
ton u earnestly requested.
EBEnEzER Cook,
JonS NJ. COLEMAN,
NJ. MONEY,
GEORGE WILSON,
State Ertcstire Committee.
Iowa. May 18th, I849.
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rUR1.lC MEETING.

In pursuance Of public notice the citizens Of
Scott county assembled u the Court House in
Davenport, on Tuesday 18th Of June, l84s, aud
organised BY elecsing EsEsrsxa Cook, Esq,
Chairman, and Hirsm Ries. Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been stated,
which was to appoint delegates TO attend = Con-
vension to be held 1t davenport on the 4,h day
Of July next, 70 adopt measures for the improves
n,ent Of the Rspids on the Mississippi, il was on
motion Of Judge Cr.n,, Resolred, That the
Chairman Of this meeting be instructed to sp-
point such number Of Delegates for this coun.
~ % he may deem necessary. WhcreuPon the
Chair appointed the following persons:-
James Grant, G Z z Mitchell, Alfred Sanders,
r smetham, James McMasus, Alexander w
McCregor, Hiram Price, Harvey Leonard, d
Evans, A w Campbell, Lyman Carpenter, Rob-
ers Humphrey, R Noble, Leroy Dodge, z Dsn-
nett, Col. Ross, E 8 Wing, Samuel Saddorus, J
A Birchard, R Christie. D Hart, g w Ssumbaugh,
A c Fulton, G L Davenport, VIM Inslee, Jona-
than Parker, r II Rogers, 8 F Whiting, J n D
Burrows, J NJ Bowling, WIN Hildrcsh, Alfred
Billion, r Miller.
On motion, Resolred, That the Chairman Of
this meeting be requested to act a. one Of said
delegates.
The Delegates above named are requested to
meet q the Court House in Davenport on Sasur-
day the 3Osh June inst, Al two o'clock r. N. to
make arrangements FOR the Convention OF the
4sh July.
On motion, Revoked, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be s,sned by The Chairman and Sec
Rotary and published in the Dav.npor, Gazette
and Democratic Banner.
EBENEZER COOK, Chairman.
Hm.M PRicr, Sec'ty.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-06-21

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The display Of lowers nor the attendance st
the meeting Of the Horticultural Society on
Thursday last, was % large - desired, but the
short notice and inclemency Of the weather
doubtless contributed 10 both. Some forty or
fifty varieties Of the rose were exhibited, three
four Of psonies, together with oil Of the exotics
usually found in bloom in this vicinity n this
season, and some cultivated flowers.
Several Horticultural publications, received BY
the Secretary for the use OF tie Society, were
submitted to the members.
Mn. Witherwax contributed several varieties
Of roses white, yellow, ETC., peonies, Pinks, etc.
Mrs. Finley, roses, pinks and peonies. Mrs.
Evans, large variety Of roscs, peonies, pinks,
honsysucklss, etc. Mrs. Grant, roses. Mrs.
Sanders, roses, ten varieties, pconics, Pnks, hon
sysucklss, etc. Mr.. Cliff, roses, peonies, snap
dragons, Poppies, pinks, etc.
Thanks were returned TO the ladies Tor their
several contributions and to Mr.. Fulton for his
kindness in granting the Society the use Of his
room.
A committee Of three was appointed to draft
code Of bylaws Tor the future government Of
the Society.
The Executive Committee was authorized to
invite some competent person to deliver an ad-
dress before the Society al its next regular month
y meeting.
The following ladies were appointed CON-
mittec to receive flowers and arrange the room
ct the meeting in July:-Mrs Evans, Fulton,
Burrows, Davenport and Sandcrs, Of Davenport,
and Mrs. Brooks and Holt, Of Rock Island.
The flowers were distributed among those
present, when the Society adjourned 10 meet on
the 18th day Of July, prox.
A. SANDERS, Sec'y.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-06-21
DAVENPORT AND ST. LOUIS
PACKET.

a. The new, commodious
= and fast running steamer
OS ~ l:siO, r. S. BArrELLE, Master, will run
during the season NJ a regular packet between
Davenport and St Louis, touching at all inter-
mediate points. She will leave Davenport every
Friday niorning,& st Louiscvery Tuesday even
ing, stopping Two days at tho latter city, thus
giving those who may take passage on her full
time to transact their business ard return on the
same boat. No effort will be spared to give sat-
istac.ion to those who may entrust this boat with
their business. For freigh, or passage apply on
board. April 10Th. l{i9-32-,s.
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SLOAN'S COLUMN.

Sloan are sold BY A Sanders, Davenport, lows ]
VIM A l. A Nurses, Moline, III :, aud VIM G
Norris. Rock Island, and by Merchants, Drug
gis,s, &c, in nearly every town in oil the Wss-
tern States.
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WING MEETING.

The Wings Of Scott County are requested 70
meet II the Court House on Saturday the 23d
inst, At two o'clock r. n. TO select Delegates 10
attend the State Convention a Iowa City on the
Both June.
Davenport, June 18th, 1849.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
GALEyA. ST. CROOK AND 81.
PETERS PACK ri LIME.

EEEElSS PACKET LIME.
s 1919. 2a
Dls. FRANKLIN, III 8. SENATORS,
Capt. ". ". Lod1tek. Csptais Oryin Smith
DllE above we'll known boats will run
- IN connection during the ensuing Sea-
son, between Galcna ST Croix aud Sc Peters,
stopping at all iniermcdia ports. They have
both been thoroughly repaired and painted, and
ore admirably adapted IL the TRADE. Fseighs
shipped from below to the agents a, Galcns, will
DO reshipped to any por, above on either Of the
above boats, free Of expense for drayagc, storing
or forwarding, and without do ay
Tho Scnat will make regular weekly trips,
leaving Galcna every Monday At ~ o'clock NJ,
aud return on Saturday; sffording persons an op.
portuniiy 10 visit the Falls Of ST Anthony, with.
out being out on Sunday.
The well known reputation Of their command
crs will be sufficient guarantee TO shippers tina,
anything entrusted to their care will DO prompt
~ aiie, dcd 10, and that no effort on their part
will be wanting u render their boats pleasant
aud comfortable to passengers.
AGENTS.
II II Campbell, Gaiena.
NAPLES & Zcrklc, Dubuque.
il Langworihv, /"
B w Brishois, Prairie du Chca.
Nelson Gilbert g. Co, Mouth OF Chippewa.
Burris & lIurtzel, Point Douglass.
Churchill e. Nilsson, Saltwater.
II N Rice. Sc Panls and st Peters.
March %, 1922.