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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

81 fowicr- \ ellis, PhrenOIoEi-t- ana
Publi-her-. c'rror ha. - >ss-sp--t lear ile Psrs
~ J. ". Cloves, Dentist, ~ Hldson--t oppo
sile C,rrerw1ch rarA. Nr~-lofk. Otce holr- from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

, ~ DISEASED LS-CHlROPODis SHI-
AKlAAOfF. frJu s. P-t-r.llr-r Hs lf.ce e, 1lJ
-r---~4g, cPpos..s bI.al~ly I-r1l-r, formerly 81
Cr.~.'-r Isl fu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11
MINING CONPANY--
ID AGt EkkEOriPE-.-Tae, sb.eri6erlayiag ior

III ACT EkREOIi PE-.-Tne s4b-criber l. .yirg f,,,
-r'ef-i months past been ttilg ~ a suite II roo. st
- Broad a.. lAree sOors shove he Frsnkn Boa.~ !.
l1~ prepared 10 hem a. tns above pae- a.
Pfope-J - iafg@si gallery tue word - gro4ps u
'A :" 70 - prfs9ns can De- laAeu win great faruty
Fanny Ef1ps 10 which great sf-1r0n vii BE- xsi.-l
-Aru 90 toe sikr li-s il from 90 IS seconf. The
ar-1 s-r1fs 81 gar = .lc1 hat w.I uot ci.4rh u.r
s't h ir "-4se-i eyes. aat YET az poson most t-.
sit- .p i-r sitter may - aArl picture VI 1- Grad
aain- ass ~ lie llou theological seminary con-. -
~ oi - Prfsons also f4nAy group, Father slh..s
hrlgY a.. Dr. Tyug. Dr. Psiien ~ MAYOR sr,sv i,S,
tl olf-n. a. car he 81 the Gallery Chitr~, III
al ages issr1 10 or -~c1rds Ta- room. a. ls. .f h
e'-t 10y Lio im'l LAWRENCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

Orfcg oF rHE DrlAwtRs ASD HuDsoS C'sAL Co.
NsR-lokA. June . lsf3 :
TUE BOARD or IIANAGsEEt- % the Conps-
ly have declared -ungua dividend uf RI 10 per
-rlr 0u. 0f ffr profits 0f h- Company payable on ard
al-r Tuesday the -ll TIE transfer BOOKS ere n9w
.oset All Will closet until TIE morning oi iHe 5.n
Inst b. order ot lac Board.
lei ~ ISAAC Y SEYMOUR Treasurer
-TEW-YORK AND HaRLEM RAILROAD
: CDNPANf-Th- second dividend ON ta- preferred
.locA of .f- New-Ior4 snl Harlem Railroad Company 1t
he rate o rlt ger cent per annum, vii ae paid 81 fe
CO OF lle Company. fyon Row. on and alter llrs
ily le 81 dsy of lly next Tle transfer book. OF iie
preferred .flrE u boz closed Uu fr 81 ~ ~ J4ls I'D
f.e tfi dag Of J1.fr-rf. -Ds'sd june l4 1899
ielgIr SAML VI B.ArCHFOhD. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11
Il -s.s FOR CALiFORNIA -Touchng st RIO

fx.I...l> JtneIfo and Valparaiso The elegant. ~
anl substantial steamship CHESAPEAKE.
under fLe command 90 Cle- Hcnrs BALDWIN. oi tle
Nvy ha- been thoroughly aud aalrIs nu I'D
HI he dispatched ar san fsncsc o. .l.H lulf
most aV9rnolr opportunity here rff-fued 90 avoid Dg
ne danger 0i sickness now prevalent Gee vtoUs
over and fDui-s, uAc also he eauusne-s 0f tuynge
oy salag vessel durng The calm. ald .lf siHfs u
summer limited number ui fuf each oi .ns
above named yurfs WI Bee taken ou application fo
ISAAC SMITH. lll Wales. corner Frolrsi
4 tfi-cIass sh tl4 ole. he despatched o. iie xsh
above .nff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

~ AID SORT LfE o1 a1d aier raar.day
esr-'1 .l.H June. the Boots VIII leave Canals
touching s' Hammond and IArrrrfn .s every daf RI
iays tNcer.cii. at H DOB A. =! tant oen,A, aut "a u
leaee tufl Lee al "a. %, 10, !. o and o'c'ncs.
on Friday flH IS. I'D and O'Clock lrp- nom SEES "a,
ans .he p ; and oclocA ups no,a Fort leo 49, -
omitted
On sunday afternoons ihe last uirs FROM fort Leo VIII
He tf 5anf o. ocIoca T. ID
Picnic rfp. Will boz made from New H0A hu.. 80.
n -isN. tur.ftvs al Saturday, lf % Nc u,k, A ID
Marked frHs HI' bee ul4r ifUm fIr bee uu Tuesday.
-. =. -----.--- :. mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

4 O-T.-S-rro.el % have been stolen irarl tle
tIMeI. "a Ger tcsfe ~ DEPOSIT ir f.- Blvery Bals.
larl Jau.ar. - 1852. favor no Warren L-fe--f f.r
ttr slll o O.e q ll4rei and 1een o. Jar. per.aI
hereby canton cd aga r. nes lc al1 fle
seine O.. ile -. ncat OF o. has bees stopped.
1910 b. a. hRDN " rs C4rai-.t
I>FuRnATIOS WANTED-Of STEPHEN
IPl6DII- hs Children of ilr C-llfy Corr. Irrl lt,
~ lo rated 1 fis country many years since Wncn
a. lrarl of frg resided ll Rochester. !. A
.in- Addressed to Cshiflue Pcke- Newly ora. vii meet
wifi prompt attention. Nel1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

a fAhH TUX NNI4t'- = IfTII ~ - ~.
~, N.f fafr. situated -rd half mice tAsi oi the
49, N-p-Yors and New Haven Railroad depot. To New
Roche Nesfr ssfer County. lying between me
lIrrU l1st and long Island Sound SAID farm con-
fsas rn acres aud can re ld-i into three farms eni
each have large water trout Inquire Of me shscrber
aI o. e premises. .ii lm WILLIAM SUI /.
FARlI~ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
~ and .1ls. "a hours as road from Nrf fors
- -o Iarf f1 I.l-e lf acre pep retr i0r Germ
20 years % u tom N-w York .s raj road Also. ll
-cl.- flr sale flr So per acre. \ ~ NtGhIEN.
f..I frl. ll N. Vi-I1n--f = 7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11
wINANr's soARDInG SCHOOL

LfOR Masters AND MISSES, 90 Lre F-rly. g %. .es
fr0n Hlh.a-l jersey TINS school under % -
rdafae OfA NlNANI, assisted ly Mfs. NlAANI --
l1slrlcuor Is sftl III kl4.n AID mil5 4s-.l Panel
l fan g education Cldrrl received from % II Fc4s
of sac Teams 1oarc and lulon from - % $40 per
wear. payable quarterly a. llce f1r ul'urmanul
..ecuus the school lnc-.rr of NJ OSTRANDER. cor
Cana. ans Nsnck 80 Nrw-Nork RS In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11
CALIFORNIA.

TO CALIfOkNIAN-.-N th an experience u IS
yra- in preparing Stones ior - ard passenger,
TIE sll-cf-r confidently u1ars his services 0 persons
NEEDING iO maze 'nr VOYAGE % Ialfrufs a. 81. -a
may bel ltI estimates 70 provisions OF every descrptor
1r .ly NUMBER yi persons rum ul1n1 tp0 wear.
vii D- PM up lu suitable parstges to cro.- ff.
lsl4nl-. 1r Tor le longer rogie. KEMP ll6 Walls
New I ORR. lelh I'm
EALIfORNIA -HIPPER>.-shipp~rs aud emf.
y grants l0 ta4f0rnA VII nld A. 81 Broad as ports
wooden n1--r- always on band. ut so convenient piaa
Hni slcl U~ prices, tlaf t1ry cannot fal yl-ase
f.eW. Cal tai see KEN 0EO FREEMAN co
yiol~ 81 br.aa.say
CALIFORNIA; TINS Iaiiv.dlai ~aut. 10 20 10 C4l.
y l0fala upon almost aay iefms-hlfe, a.. Address
NY 1.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

The 4b.nv Erea i .l,.f makes tl- 81 ~
Jug sis,en,n, d The quantity o. Flour. Whest Com
aud h.rcy .e.t "a, tide water during toe ar.. wcst
n July. in tie years l-is ana 1850.
fs,e ........eilf3 ana Ha7 I-sH
is.s............s4.aa4 n44 oss-5 .4-5
lie .....s e1p 1902 l15E 1872
TIE az eg-'c qlnuy OF fnc some errces len a. fat
wafer ful flr Commencement cd ua's atIn o. t-e Oh
of July. inclusive. 10 10 fulowf
t.fr fsfrs
Iats....... .73s7s7 fia0s 6af4s iH4I-u
Isss..........6616.5 5afsl1 243 5b 9Is-6
io........I1i91s pcc .5i.oi0 Inc l.8s36H Dec .55H
Bv reducing ihc Wheat 90 Flour. iLt g4..u.y oi lle
alter r al lde-.vstcr tna yesr pared ~ D. tlt
responding period # ast year. saHss au Increase 90
l3l. ha'- II fu4r THE follow tale sN1,~ tls 444l
fg 90 some 90 the principal 4lrles 60 produce .e a.
rdr-na.ur 0m iae commencement of navigation to te
7h oi JAY. inclusive. 4uNlt fae sears 49, 90 aad -
.ic Cam ID hose yeas Lasus tecn opened W te 81
Y.g .f Nav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11
BOOh TRADE.
a Rnnx WnRrH RrAnrNc;

A BOOK WORTH READING.
lust PUBLl>HrD-rle Carpel.r Of Ro-e- W The
y secret Or1rf oi ile Colirrrc dramatic ll.s ty
.aes N y Prce -Icfs For safe ty
LONO BROTHER, - Aun-sf
NM ID GRAHAM Brrs Cl.rc1. Sl.ssu-st
DEAlrT s. DAVENPORT Tn bl. i.a.s
sIkfNGrR IOA N>EAD, - BrOai~ ly
Ns % hLnfJhD = 80 A.,lr I.4se
IA HOLE-ALE AND RETAIL.--MARK II
w NEN MAJ A 60 Poo. -lrr-, booAsr..-rs, station
-rs &c las brosd vag. -lou-tlll band l1 1s1-
rts school aIl assra. Booss from --p-e l-ce-sary
ts primary t1 those Id 10 u1st 81 alcr1
c.assc. il Acalcu. .r- a-- Colleges.
THgclo.ic.L aSD MI.csLL.NFor. Bcoxs-A genera.
iss1rei constantly laid. AID a. books o1sre- a. l-
owes 1rct-
BLANK Bo0Ks- Letsers Day Books. Cash Books. Re-
CT % buoks Records &c. - IT,. al na 1l-tl-s a.
s-zrs. bindings ST. g4air-s mTls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

DgsTRUcrys FiNgs-A hre broke on, in the
auction store Of Foster Edmonds Racine Wisconsin,
On the 2gth ult learn from the Aarriisr, VIII
DESTROYED the store also of -chphey & Go. the let
graph Office the shoe shop belonging 20 Mr. Foster aud
The law office Of Is Nutuug. ESQ small building af.
Joining owned nv MI X Chsd~ick, and occupied by
Dfs Hoy aud Wl-on, aud Bush. trq for Offices was
also de.trOyed but most of the contents saved Whp"
loss estimated al - 700 small part of which l. cover
ed by insurance. Foster a tdmuuds loss estimated
az 81 OO0--psrtly insured. Schobcy Go loss 200
no Insurance Mr. Chadwick loss s3Ol-uO su
rsuce Telegraph Co aud operators loss S20J-no in
surancc. Mr kutlings lOss not known.
The ColDmb,0 (Iudson) Rp45ticdn Of this morning
says "On Thursday night isst about an hour after
midnight the exeR-ive works IN the upper part O. the
city known ~ the Hudson Machine shop. owned aud
operafed by Mr. James ] Perkins. was discovered o.
be ire snd In short time To- entire contents of the
chop with IL valuable too and finished ana unfinished
machinery we're completely ruined The lose Il esfi
mated by Mr. Perkins nt SlOOOO upon which there ~ss
Insurance only 10 the amount of $500 NJ Perkins
n one Of our energetic and enterpuling cuzns.
whose works gave employ ment 10 quite number 90
hands who are now thrown out OF employment w
trust however, that Mr. 7 will be enabled 20 and
reconstruct his works without delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11
THE LADIES AND oHNTLfMEN
GOLD AND sILvrs vuATcur.

~ WATCH CHAINS. KEYS. BRFAsrPlNs lar.
"a hhfs hfscelefs, F.nIrr-k.ux-. silver ,yoons.
n 4 ROM Oo.1 Pens and Cars. God. silver "a
Sk,re$ Slice. Spe. &c es, Fslry C0sis &C. Al Of rhca
VII De- "AIstel genuine cheap and soi AZ TO- I'D stofe
49,. -. iezrl, corLef VI f..to4-sl
me- " v t''al LOCKWOOD
An FASHIONABLE HATS Js., t,..set "a
49, ips ~ r.al trrc.e ever offered x.rt Fr-r-n
"a lii-, ai lr low price ol s. u.4sl ID, 80 Ia, "a
IS lms BROWN H. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11
ACCoRDEoas.
22s BOWERY.

RADDVr FROM PARIS. Accofae0l and s-,.oa.,s
- i-ef el1 rrpHlr~r l4srs. ,.ts .lfr. rlf
s7f 'r-orisnns 80 9f hf..orre-.f 1.-.fa n. 49,. ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11

ilANh OF SALISBURY The rot-s of,As Rank
= e.. >s -f-. A-'f al f---rl-cl b. b ROUGH.
tVN' % " 1873 a. - $50 s.ss541L - lyDkWs
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12
FAMILIES FOR CALIFORNIA.

Although j, is q matter Of much uncer.
tsinsy whether the ,houso nds Of teams
about TO leave the Missouri river for Cali.
fornis vii! ever penetrate the field Of gold
spread out beyond the mountains, and ]. is
equally certain that to stop short Of il is 10
expose themselves toterriblc sufferings and
perhaps death, yet many are so reckless as
% take with them their wives ond children.
Hardly can We hold tina, man guil.less whc
imposes 80 much priyn.ion upon bis family
. to drag them across the in,erminabls
prairics that separate Us from California.
few years since we remember encoun-
tesing upon the prairie in the interior,
where they had pitched their tent, family
consisting Of the elders aud several small
children. They had been travelling nearly
two weeks, had met with series Of misior
tunes and had no. accomplished seventy.
Eve miles Of their journey-.hev were
bound for Oregon. The woman was in
tears which had scarcely ceased to flow
since she had, agains. her consent, been
dragged from her relations upon journey
which she appeared SO lily qualified to per-
form. We sympa,hizcd with her il her
troubles and wished that some insurmoun.-
able obstacle nigh. prssen, itself to stay
hcr husband in bis rash undertaking. That
scene presents itself frequently to our men
tai vision when we reflect upon its repe,i-
tion on the broad prairies of,he distant West.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12

Our EXCHANGE LIsr.-By almost ever,
mail We receive pnpers asking m exchange
but from tho extent Of our lis, a, presen,
embracing more papers ihnn VIC can fine
time to Peruse, we are obliged 10 refuse
them, although some Of them may be con
s'dcrcd the first papers in the land. Las,
mail we received four publications wishing
an exchange, two from the city Of New
York, but from tho c'rcgoing consideration
cannot reciprocate their favor.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12
DRUNKENNESS.

Ia St. Louis, and other cities, If msn
get drunk be 10 plnccd in the lookup Until
sobered end then fined for his Infringement,
upon the propricsics society. Would no,
the enforcement Of similar municipal reg.
ulaiion in this place, while j, increased the
corporation income, have a tendency to
check intoxication? ia man infringe Up.
on the rights Of bis fellow citizens in any
mode other than getting drunk, he violates
al ordinance and becomes amenable to law.
u he leave bic team % % to obs.rucs the
free passage Of citizens; il he place bic ,ner-
chsndzs upon the sidewalk beyond given
space; It he expose stallion within tho
corporation, be violates ordinances. Blu,
man may get drunk and with profaue
and obscene language insult those passing,
or he may violate tho common decercies
Of society in other modes, and 90 fsr 20 We
know, certainly 50 far a. is pursued, ci,i-
zens must quietly submit to the provoca.
tion. live have an ordinance imposing Q
Tine upon a man found in the public streets
in state Of intoxicstion, let il be enforced ;
it We have not, the sooner il be passed the
better for community.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12
COL. WEBB,s COMPANY.

The company which left New Orleans
q the 18th u',. for California, under The di
rscsion Of Col. Webb, have partly returned
to that city. They reached the Mexican
territory and encsmped; the same evening
tho Cholera broke out amongst them and
one man died, the next day three more fell
victims 10 the scourge which had spread
a'armingly amongst the company, develop.
ing itself in its gravest type. The follow.
ing day four o,hsrs were carried of, whom
seventeen members Of the company imme.
distely returned to New Orleans, bringing
the abovs information. During the preva.
lence Of the disease, Mr.. Audubon, while
suffering with an attack, was robbed 81
$4,000.
Should the cholera break out in the i'm.
mense train which will shortly leave the
Missouri river for California, what devasss.
ton would il make in their ranks.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12

TAKING THE BACK TRAcK!-ln all direc.
i'ons We hear Of men who having started
Tor California and finding greater hardships
to endure than they had anticipated, are
becoming discouraged aud rctracing their
steps. Il proceeds less from irresolu,ion
than from having failed to examine the ma.
ny obstacles which they would have TO en-.
counter in journey SO lengthy and ardu.
Gus.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12
IRELAND.

Last Friday evening We had the pleas.
ure Of listening TO lecture upon Ireland
By Nj. Fi,zsimons, formerly editor Of the
''Na,ion" newspaper and now IN exile from
Erin's shores. lie give . glowing descrip
ton Of The l'ardships endured by his coun
trymen, and Of the number Of taxes impos
ed upon the agricul.uris,, mainly for the
support Of Eugland's aris,ocracy.
Il cannot be expected that England will
long maintain her form Of government amid
the crash Of monarchies in the old world
Englishmen have expressed tho opinion
'h"s upon the success Of the republican
government in France, hangs the political
destiny Of their own country.
Mr.. Fitzsimons 10 one of confederation
embracing one thousand and fourteen indi.
viduals, pledged 10 rescue their country men
from the CALLING yoke Of despo,ism, more
crushing than the chains Of scrvi,ude tina,
bind the limbs ofshe more oppressed Of AZ
ric's sons in our southern cline. How he
expects to accomplish his object, from the
tenor Of his remarks ON Friday evening and
. previous assurance that he sought no,
pecuuiary aid, wo csnnot Judge, unless i,
be to awaken the sympa,hics and arouse
the patriotism Of his coun.r, men 10 Amer.
ica, that at fitting moment they may be
prepared 10 assist their brethren scross the
broad Atlantic. The elements Of rebeIli
nre sublerraneously al work in old irela nd
like the concealed fires Of the volcano, and
ere long an eruption mus. cnsue that may
cmbroil other nations in warfare. The
sympathics Of Americans arc with the lrist
people and general revol. 10 Ireland, y.
fenr, would meet with such response upon
this side Of the water Is would have ton
dency TO e'nbroil " ogain with old Eng
land.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12

MiNFsorA.--The Senate, previous 10 ito
adjournment, confirmed the nomin asious Of
Ex.Goy. Pennington, ofN j., Governor of
tho Territory Of Minnesota; Charles X.
Smith. Secretary; Aaron Goodrich, Of
Tenn. Chief Justice; David Cooper, Of Pa,
and BENZ. B. Mseker, Of KY. Associate
Justices Of the Supreme Court Of the U.
Sts'es, fo' said Territory. Henry L. Moss,
Of Minnesota. Attorney; and Joshua l.. Tay.
Tor, OF Minnesota, Marshal Of The u. States
tor that Territory.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12

UNIQUE DECISION National Intel.
hgencer says, Judge Eldred, Of Pa. ha. de.
c'dcd IN court, tina, listening At key hoIe,
Though against all etiquette, good manners,
md the clcarcst maxims of common law II
a man, i perfectly leg,l and jus,ifiable ia
any individualof the gen,ler sex, owing Ia
the amiable weakness of curiosity which
nature has implanted in female bosons!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12

DoIxc IT UP RIGur!--we received on
Friday night last, large package u late
Cincinnati, Louisville end 81. Louis pnpers
endorsed ~ follows:-.For the Dsyenpor,
Gazette, from steamer DR.. Franklin No. 9,
regular St. Louis and St. Peters Packet,
Capt. Monfnrs's compliments to Mr.. San.
ders." Welcome 70 your old irnde, Cap.
tain. and may you. success be a. uufailinQ
% your good humor!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12
VALUABLE ROCKS

Mr.. j. o. Arnold, will visit this place on Fri.
day and Saturday next to solici, subscriptions to
the following valuable works. The publications
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and in addition an engraved copy of the Dec.
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A general view Of the World. illustrated by no.
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one in English and the other in German, and
contains large amour, Of in ersssing infor-
nation.
Pictorial History Of Mexico and the Mexican
War. Thiswork 10 embcllished with On hun
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The above works, with handsome Cottage
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12
THE CHOLERA.

This dread disease is prevailing to con.
siderable extent at New Orleans. Scnrce.
", or nj all, does bont leave that CITY
without having some deaths on board from
tho Cholera befnrc j, reaches its destina.
iioo. We would suppose from reports, the
average number Of cases occurring ut ST.
Louis weekly, to be about twenty. A,
Memphis, Tenn, the Cholera is an epidcm.
-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12

Orr FOR CALrroRxrA.-i.ast Monday
three teams left this place Cor the El Dorado.
Those who went out in this company were
Dr. II. Brown. d. Hawley, d. Rogers, G.
W. Lambert, !. Thomns and threc others
whose names We do not remember. Nav
they succeed in reaching California and
their brightest anticipa,ions be realized.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12
TELEGRAPHIC CONTROVERSY

TELEGRAPHIC CONTROVERSY.
The difficulty between O'RErLLy and
the owners Of MoRsE's Telcgraphic Patents,
10 regard to the contract betwe them up.
on which the former has been constructing
lines, 10 now settled.
The coniending parties met a, Washing.
ton City on the 9Th Of March past, AID
agreed upon aud executed an article of
compromise, SO that Mr. O'Relly is to pro.
coed With his operations 40 in the FIRST con.
tract agreed upon.
Mr.. OReilly has also the RICH, and use
Of the two inventions hy BAlSE and PROT.
HOUSE, to use upon his lines.-Cox.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-12

0Rockwell g. Co.'S. Circus, trained
horses, harD'ss, carriages, music car, tent
and all the paraphernnlia Of the establish.
mcnt, werc to be sold at public auction q,
Cincinnati on yesterday.
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"CLEAx SwExr. "--Ewing. the Score
tary Of the Home Department. % 90 apollo
gv for The indiscriminais turning out Of the
vsrious suhordiuates attached to his depast.
ment, claims that his department 10 . new
Que, and that oil tho clcrks Of .he Indian,
Land, Pension end patent bureaus (aboui
ono hundred and fifty are subjsct 10 be
turned out, their commissions expiring with
the transfer VI the bureau, TO the now de-
psr,ment. Il il said thst Rsvsrdy John.
son sussains this constructions; and if il
can b carried out, NJ. Ewing will have
authority foe clean sweep, which be will
certainly exercise.
Springfield Register (Loes.)
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HES WArss.-Our contemporary Of shs Dsv.
export Iowa Gazette whom We mentioned - BE-
ing surrounded BY water tho other day, says be
was finally driven to the attic end taken OF on
. Eafs!-Chieago Journal.
And still, ''smid the roar Il waters las,
prevailing" tho Gazesis was issued; b.
cause 70 believe with Richclicu, sha,
"thsss i % such word % tail"
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A RroUnT.--H Is said that Mr.. Mons
ToS, m American printer, who died recent
" in Paris, has bequerthed 100000 % .
prizc for the man who constructs ucchine
capable ol striking III 10000 copies Of a
Newspaper in an hour.