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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10

City LHis Tor NaIe.
SEyls,sI, lots IN Burlington, for sale by
- nov l, '49. JARRETT y COOPER
{ 1HAWIs: handsome styles plaza ANA embroid"r-
ed cloth shawls; Terkerie, nett WOOL blanket and
Erocha do, lust re ceived and for sale BY
cct A. $40 J G LAuMhN & Bro
Z 1ARMINA SACRA: just received dozen Carmi-
\, ma Sacra; also,2 doz. Bay state and doz Ma
sons Sacred Harp at (dec 2o) ABRAHAMs
ZDs1 DOL Pocket Knives, of every grade and
4CO price, for sale at the sign of the Big Saw.
dec 6,,4s H II GRIFFITHS 4 co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10
plaza

u.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform tbs
1 public that they have rented the old stard Of
FJ c Peasley Co., and being supriiad with Tar
paulihs for the protection Of Goods the Landing,
are fully prepared to carry on the Forwarding and
Commission business. They hope ~ diligence ard
promptness to share portion of the public r5s-
ronage. .
They would also call attention 70 their Whnicsals
Grocery Establishment, where they intend keeping
on hand large and full supply Of Groceries, To "
disposed of at the iofresf Wholesale Cash Prices.
f.. Water Street below Jefferson,
Burli1eton nov I, FUOTE X CO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10

a PIECES ingram carpets hearth rugs carpet
4 binding, carpet bags oil cloth. etc, for sale hy
oct IS, 10 GARRETT CuePrR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10

o..yyf.., GOLD WATCHES, ETC, Just
sreSsS So received lot of gold and silver
ExLSSsss 5sss'.s Is patent lever watches, lernes,
quarters and musical boxes, etc.. for sale by
nov % ,a9 W CARPENTER
4 NDREWSand Stoddafd's Latin Grammar and
~ Reader, Just received at ABRAHANs' Burling-
lipyton book store fnpv %. 40
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10

NJ OW opening and for sac Mill Saws: 6, 6a and
Mn Cross cut ditto; an extra super article I'M
nortea English cast steel blades. and finished in
this country. Call and see them al the new Hard
ware store, Jefferson street, sign CT the
dec 6, ,J9 Blu SAW
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10

ATS: super beaver. MpiessIn and satin Hats,
l etc. etc, large assortment, just received by
oct 4, '4S GILCHRlST co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10
CAUTION!

I IL. Persons are hereby notified not to buy or
trade for note given by me TO Burto!d Mayer,
for thirty dollars, due ard pa, able about the
22d December, dated s2d October, 1919, said note
was obtained from me by fraud. am determined
not to pay it. tDtc %. '.s-3ts) ABEL WILSON
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10

A lmanacs for 1850.
FARMERS, comic and German almanacs, for sale
atwhole sale and retail, at NOV y j ABRAHAAIs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10

+ 'AND WARRANTS, for sale low for cash, or
/ will be located on long short time, on rea-
sonaLle terms. s7-ci'ice, at i. s. Adams Shoe
and Leather store, Main street, opposite Judge of
Prcbatc's Office. WARD LaMSON.
Burlington, oct Is, IS49-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10

THE Subscriber has now under his entire
troll the above named establishment, and is pre-
pared to fill all orders in town and from dis;pncc
for Brooms by the Wholesale and Retail. He
rants his work and materials 10 be of a superior
quality, and confidently refers t. those who have
used Breoms Of his Manufacture for pro"f.
Is-The Factory is for the present It the north
end of Main street (!cc 30, 'ss) d. w. BURTON
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10

BUFFALO ovERSHoES: mems buffalo overshoes,
- ladies' do do fur trimmed, for sale by
oct "a, 'I9. JGLAuMAN 4 BRO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10

Dye Stllits.
lust received, a large and wei! selected asst Of
j dye stutls Of superior quality, consisting of
canwoet. osw GOD, fistic, extract of luswood, mad
der indigo. copperas, blue vi'rioi. etc. ETC.; which
viii be sold on very fav Jrable terms, at holeSae
or retail, by oct 25) l. BukAaf, leh st
Is-Orders from the county will be promptly at
10 L u
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10

Collecting Agency.
MTOTES and accounts, other claims left with
Y the subscriber for collection, viii receive his
special attention. [oct ,'Isl WARD LAMSoN
rSAGE ORANGE SEED: 10 bush. for sale at st
Louis Seed Store prices, by
oct IS. ,is. I'm G. w. RITCHIEA SON.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10
bats. Can. nnd Fur.-fer rall and win,er.

7NHEundersisned have discontinued the Forward
l ing and Commits sion business in bSrltnGtons
and rented their Old stand to Foote Il Co.,. where
the same business will be conducted on the usual
terms. '.a-ss
They would cordially recommend Messfs Foota
Co to all their old friends and patrons. here and
elsewhere, soliciting for them a continuance Of
those fasors which have often heen extended to
The house Of tBur. nov u Fac PEASLEY 4 CO
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-31
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
PAPER AND BLANK BOOKS.
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER.

ut the Rock Island Book Store, No. IS Illinois s..
SCHOOL BOOKS. general assort.
- ,nent for sale low to Merchants ard Teach.
Miscellaneous Books suitable for county
Libraries and private reading-Fancy Stationery
Of all kinds-Conntry Merchants furnished st
low prices for Cash. County Record Books
made 10 order. A large supply Of Blank Books
constantly on hand
Musical Instruments, consisting Of fine and
extra Flutes and Accordions, also Flageolets and
Flies.
ALSO
Fire board prints and Oil Window Shades
Cap and Letter Paper on hand at all times By the
Ream. Country Merchants and others are re-
quested 10 call and examine my stock and prices.
HENRY A. PORTER.
January Sd. 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-31
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.

10y virtue oil License from the Probate
- Court of Scott county. will on the 9th
DAY or FEBauARy, 1850, (being Saturday, be-
tween the hours Of ! and ] O'Clock r. NJ. Of eaid
day, as Guardian OF the minor children Of Har-
vey S,urdevant, deceased, sell the following de.
scribed Real Estate, to-wt: The Southwest
quarter of section No. twenty-five, [22l in town
ship No. seventy-eight, [78l of range No. three,
[3l East of the fifth principal meridian, contain
ing one hundred and sixty 1901 acres Of land3
also the following unimproved town Lots in Dav-
export, Lots one and sin, 81 in block No. ons
[ u and Lots seven, ~ in block FIVE, (5] Lots
one, & two, III seven, ri and eight, I8l in
block NJ. thirty-iour 81
Terms Of Salc:-One-four, Cash, one-fourth
in six months, one-fourth in twelve months, the
other one-fourth in eighteen months, secured BY
mortgage on the premises. with per cent in.
terest.
AGNES STURDEvANT, Guardian.
January 10Th, l849. l8-ts
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-31
PRINTING PAPER.

1.-THE subscriber has on hand 4 large
! supply Of paper aaX3. which he offers Low
for cash.
He is also Agent for Nc Creary's superior Prin.
ting Inks,
Which are put mp in cans Of various sizes,
common News and Book, and also Colored Inks.
H. A, PORTER, Rock Island, I'll.
Dec. 9th, I849.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-31
A general assortment Of
Gents. Furnishing Coos.

Such as Buckskin, Blk Kid and Cashmere
Cloves. Buck Mt,s, Blk and Fancy Cravate,
Wool Comforts, Pocket lldk fs., Flannel and Nett
SHIRTS and Drawers, Linen Bosom Shirts, Calico,
Check and Hickory Sair,s, Lambs Wool and
Yarn Socks. Also, good assortment Of Fine
r- Moeskin Hats, Otter, Beaver, Muskrns,
JEE Cloths and other kinds Of Caps, Boys and
Childrens Gaps; all of which will be sold -
cheap as the Cheapest.
Davenport, Dec. 9Th, 1919.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-31
NEW CLOTHING STORE,

'
(UP sTAIRs,)
Orer the Store of G. L. DAVENPORT;
Will be found general assortment, Of
WINTER CLOTHING.
Consisting in part Of
Goats.
oBLK. Cloths. Frock Cents, Blk. Cloth
- Sack Coats, Back Cashmere Goats, Mole.
skin Hunting Coats, Heavy California Goats,
Tweed Coats, Sleeps Grey Coats, Blk. Blue and
Dab Blanket Coats, Rough and Ready Coats.
Boys Cloth, Tweed and Blanket Coats, Green,
Blue, and Plaid Hip Jackets. Also few 6ne
Cloth Coaks.
Yant0lOOnS.
Black, Blue and Fancy Cashmere Pants.
Snsinet and Vermont Goth Pants,
Grey fulled Goth and Moleskin PantA
Vests.
Blk Satin, Blk and Blue Cashmere,
Fancy Wool, Velvet and many other kinds
Of Vests.
ALSO
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-31

Total amount on hand and available
on the first Of January, 1850 S8.O49,l4
Add expenditures OF 1919 1y5l4,a3
slO,563,6s
BY amount Of Delinquent Tax Liza, for
1916 and l347 in hands Of Collector
on the first Of January, 1919 Sl,'1eA3
By amount Of Delinquent Tax List for
SAB in hands Of Collector on the
first Of January, 1919 3,456,l3
BY amount Of Assessment Of i849 5,808.i0
81 flies and ferry license,
&c, 1000
~ amount Of interest collected 1868
Si0,s6365
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-31

all 1925
Hiram Price for con and station
cry for tho use Of county $50
Jonah Scott tor boarding Silss la
thorn panper 1925
Judges mud Clerks for Presiden-
tiai Election.
II w Higgins /.
Lewis Ringcsby and for returns l.50
David Sullivan l.
II S Finley |.
Rufus Kicker l.
Burrows s. Pfe,tyman for goods
for Thomas Ray burn pnuper 3.75
Michael Riley for half cord wood
for pauper !.
John Bech,el as Judge Of Presi-
Dental Election !.
Amy BackInan boarding Mark
Sexton pauper y.
Elisha Coats boarding Mark Sex
ton pauper 75O
George Mettcer for boarding Sam
ueI Henderson a panper 10.
Sanders 6, Davis for Publishing
aci repeating township orgaDi-
cation and blanks for the use Of
District Clerks Office 1850
James Thoringtnn one Or. service
in Criminal Court 100
Phi!ander Chambcrlin for medical
Cal attendance on Thomas Ray
burn pauper 5O.OO
Samuel Parker services TO John
Smith who was confined with
small pox 100
Suudry persons Judges and Clerks
of the Auri, Election 1910.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06
Members from Free States il Italics
From Rurnos Ayres.

We hnd the following paragraphs ia he DscRos
A,o, PACKET OF the st Of December
The province Of San uis ae are informed is rap
IDLY recovering from the disastrous effects OF the mil
tary mutiny in ls29, which long pressed upon IN
a special manner. DR. Bernardo de lrgOyen writes
TO Government from Mendoza giving very cheer
ing account of It's present condition, which appears
not to be interior TO that OF the other provinces OF
the interior under the system OF order and tran
guilty so happily established throughout the Con
federation.
Among the branches of industry advantage
pursued the working Of the mines is particularly
meuined the yield had been So considerable lat
tery as TO give al cXtaTdlnRry impulse 10 the
spirit Of enterprise aud association san LUIS has
also its dicgings which extend over tract of 20
leagues from y 10 : and leagues from Z 10 W.
and Ia which about coo persons, men, women and
children are occasionally employed, but who SP.
pear TO have very philosophical idea OF the use OF
the precious metal Tor they only seek II 70 supply
their immediate wants. Several specimens OF the
We extracted from the mines which have been
forwarded by DR. Irigoyen have been placed by
order Of Government, IN the Museum ot tins city
The LARGEST lump OF pure native gold found al the
"dlsgincs" is at Mendoza II weighs ounces and
drachms $50 lbs NJ the dust have been disposed
Of 10 spectators at SIS per o..
Sirnor Antonio Dunoycr WAS recognized on the
2sd nit in the character Of Provisional Consul Gen
eral Of sardinia IN this Republic the crtgHof'r a.
his commits sion as Consul General proprietary beng
withheld IN consequence " the Sandman Govern
men, not having We; satisfied the demands OF the
Argentino Government with respect TO the m.scoa
duct Of the ex Charge AAaires aud Consul Cen
era, Baron picolet HcrmlOn, which led % his ne
csNmg hts passports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06
THE Winncbagoes Returning TO Wisconsin
Troubles apprehended.

q II
several citizens from Black River, Pgalno Ia
Cmss and Mount Trumpeo. called upon us on Sat
nriay last and represented that AZ the presen.
time over 600 Wmuebsgo Indians are now on
Black River and vicinity. IN the northern part OF
ihl, County, having left their designated home on
the Crow Wing.
They have actually starved out and have return.
81 20 Wisconsin IA pursui, OF game. Their sp'
pearsnce snd conduct Is IN every way hostile 10
tie whites and they declare they Will HI oyery
white man ia tie country before they VIII leave
thcir Old isvonte hunting grounds. The famous
chief Dandy ard hls band, are among the NUN
Oer and be. together with Little Ill., the noted
orator OF the tribe are daily haranguing their war
r.0rs with war speeches and stimulating them 10
resist. with the tomahawk and gun. any attempt
that may b. made 70 disturb them
They have already made serious depredations
UPON the whites, stealing horses and cattle end
even entering dwellings, and, m the presence oi
he household, carrying Oh provisions and what
ever else their fancy or lawless caprice might lead
them 10 oserpowcring any attempt at resistance
They threaten death in case OF resistance, and
feeling secure in the superiority Of their numbers,
and the absence Of soldiers from this Fort'-w hch
fact known o. them.-their lawlessness has DO
bounds
Mans settlers who have recently heated be
tween La Cross and Black River F ais, have lett
10 consequence OF the presence oil these indians,
AID iam.ies have hed from uef Hyihesf "Hric q
note. 20 places OF more security People are ais
tlrbed n their business 10 one instance, man
4. passing from one neighbOrhood 10 another vas
irlyen back by the Indians, they presenting gun
q as breast and threatening death II be should not
,,llow their directions The citizens declare that
neither their ives nor their property Is secure and
that the threats aud conduct Of the Indians promise
anything bat a mitigation Of their fears and suter
inc Thew ask Government 70 protect them
The Indians have been IL that vicinity about four
,,.ek. and their number is continually Increasing,
aoS their conduct becoming more lawiess and dar.
inc Murder and ucendarism have, toward par
tru'sr persons. been threatened ard are expect
81 and unless speedy assist aIce IS Afforded BY
government however disagreesbie snd dangerous
( may BE-. war Of determination against the In
dams I'll be commenced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

El-g5s TIE Morn -. noa.az 70 of-r. s.-g b fae =
rival - carr at al "a r1s-1fsct1rss
% again:
Every year tie progress q assrs ne North ess
aece-.sr 70 le south AID msEes he aieT more neo@-ta
rv II Eand sni We.tern Eu-ope
Not 90 g there are these c01splratOrs looking 70
tle dissolution q tai, glorious Coincidence. based
upon the merceusrv consideration o. ennan'iDg th-
value Of their slaves and Increasing the market ior
tle'r danand-blt .Jrgettng and ds-eEardin- thai
patriotic spirit Of our Revolutionary sires % whom
've are indebted ior The inestlmabie blessings -
civil religions and political i0erty they are pre-
1sring % take stil another leap into TIE abyss o.
degradation. by annexing this Southern Republic
when once created. % the British Empre by tres-
les offensive and defensive When the descent
lts 81 tie Revolution 20 is- forget their allegiance
their country aud their duty . their tTod az even
.eriousy % harJ1r the thought Of the disso tlon oi
'nis T. mon. probably we ought not 20 wonder that
heir next netars impulse IS 70 orlnge a. the feet
Of The Brit sh .0u
L. the same Loco Foco article from which have
sl-esdy literally quoted. 20 unycIl tn merccnary
motives that prompt tbs dissolution couspiracy the
.r1ter proceeis 20 sh0~ thal this AGITATION meets
he appreciation of Eu-isud. aud gives rs hs news
= what = - be- is results he says
England c0ld bit regard win 81 fsct 90 ne or-
lsron 4 comb which should array the Two sec
IONS OF ih. uon 1si each o-ner % oosiiy and pe
asr- tt- way 0r r1rure which m. ght throw - Nhoe
h WITH j. blacks and rch .fsres ind sPen-a1e 20 -
raselug toward with The s1.,h and io clf ~ i-
-J. lcr >ae- from The northern o. E1g and Do
lHd faclres. unite .el t0 Cuba resofe
rrc1v TIA West int.a Islands 1 their original rallf and
tIIeK se hoe % ne Brit Sd Fu By treatise oirnsse
.ll defensive was a grize worth con'elll-E for
What moro cOgId be SAID or us .oscd . show
DE design o the conspra'0rs, than what j. above
noted And con j; be possible that any great
ort.ou of tie people % these United states VII
0uutenancc any measure oo5ing ~ such result
an Q, be thai they VII hesitate a moment IN The
me of policy they wii' adopt when it is admitted
1y those ia 0ruy ,hc scheme, that every inch ~
,rogress Slavery $ permitted 10 make toward tie
.lores Of the Pacific WI strengthen the hands 81
le enemies n the Union both at home end abroad
Dr can il be- wondered At that tne~s8sc and patriot
r Ashland. when doubtless looking tins danger 10
d. face. exclaimed and ieii The necessity ior the
reservation Of las country when making TIE dc
'a-atiol. that hy he vote slavery could not be ex
.udsd North or south Of any line Let there be-
o. bcstohoa on the part 0i tie friends Of the mon
l auy section ol the country, in persistng that ihs
slavery aggressive policy be settled Ho1r and TOR
.vcr n lay wil but augment the drhcures That
lr1uud as and the sooner til disposed % 10 that
p.rt of compromise and concession proposed by
NJ CLAY. the more speedy vii be our day OF de-
.voratco f.err I'll danger AirHk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06
DoarMRy WANTED On Ne DsI.-ss and Iisa

noaTNYS wANTED-on ne Delaware and HID
t1son Canai for ls10. Tbs CotnpspJ arr Low o1idlns
sr. aunfrsd bosis witch tey se 70 tempcfsis and N
4r.frou. u.Sn ou fsvOfsbs terms, 70 D. snpAoT~d IN
,ss1st,nv coai nom HOnesdss and Hsvley % kosdgr
sod Ses. York Toe bosss oa 10 carry iS '1ns ~
esrVo yr Ms yeer vii bONeyef, b Only soodt - sns
~, t,rrs vii b. a. 80 purchase money Tor ss bos, ~
y, IN. lament On ~ bef0,e he lac day of AHzus ssri
- sssroe u he purchase money vii be feesve1 ~ IN
snents ~ ts per Zip d ne freight u hs boat 1ss
ne OF M Tor present year vii - - ows Fof
stg1p made N 10 days from H0pesdzls ~ R0ndo1i Al De
"a. of IS per for II day ups ~ eents PEI nz
,1 over n DAYS ct Of ~ per tun Out ~
rh -arxo - VII b. retained sntl tbs sni 81 ne
te balance Of he sght viii be ped IN c1h a. ne cad a
Tie expense Of unloading viii no, sresee esss ~
Bn
The esrAI !. ls2 niles onz The lo>ss snded eoss
lay AID 1zn and t1ps can te made IN 10 days viu0n
cnzngs u sJssss. The Company engage % s1F2r ~
-.iet and h employment for ne boar fon NJ ogs1in<
oated q Hsyiey - miles from Ron1os, he p.y VI ~
2 proportion % that ffouiiHonesdzs Wasa 49, ~.
f1fSes 10 discharge A. Se~forE- no eonpehIs ..-ss,
5Oxis VIII tON c.eus without ehzfSe, 40 %
.fei IN WI b. psio 20 ulst rlsce -...< al sro..
~. Cosnosny axs slso buf,ssng B1nosf ~ ~ 80 -.
-L.ch they " ss q 500 ssck 90 re ssns - h. "A
neu, a. u, bosss except IA Inc hsa~@S"~
Jsr MP. -.-.tt- e,r ~ letter o fis sIs.
% - a a. belsIsrs and bofson Cos %
a 49,, s,sSS.YOrk rsfsrsn<s ~
-, sud "a 0arffys ana, ~ .rc-f.1'. pot.es We
= y eIaA - ,rf.-r~ co1ff<<f cxn - sxsc1>f
. ore" VIC" SAueICE wCkTs President pvs f>~
n.,..ss 80 HrDs0s CAsAL OSslcr
sew. Yors, Jsn. IS, 1850. u IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

THF AryASrAGYs or A. lSrRICCL-One q the
rer. facs ID the deepy absorbing case DOW gong %
Id lie T. Circuit Coert, u Gaines - Chew, heH -nd
o a. Ia DAME. Cara sg1seC-elt .o rs a.arSr- y ~
~.@ wt'h LuIle L- Grange was suiief Tor ne hahc u
49, Louisa Catou who af-rSsrd marrsc re HAfq4ls o
Csssrrisu ard = now ne Dulcess u Leeds YAK ara
" :. Csqn were erEased ard rer CarE died ril3ief
III highly Interesting l-'-srs % him nom Aiss CAgu rs'r
rnf - n71nk WLlcl TEIaifeo 70 her isiaii n
M.ry snc TIE allure 20 tl.s elgagemeuf . esc'ioea y
g,-us csu.e- b. sone. % Is SAL ls C4rk could noi &C.
ne hi, safe1eS sufficiently age fortune BY Ot-efs
ss--rfed maj - circulated gfeai scal-t
s.- . tia which would have incApsci;aied nm Ion ne
--rgwacl matter 5y TIE BYE q made part q .e pro-
t-slucsrrs The sory l. relaioc, ma Wlcn SasiA
-tt LAT rr1spscfs were growing gloomy IN ma IA
r - .esr "a frl--d kesns gallant rne-iooEnz dESn
rerLelr.n q s-rslng address, snc nnc rontefs--.--
5-s ers % Annapolis Mss Cson, ard 'eiDfe iiom
~ mind av "A a. impressions vAch M enerai~s izt
1.s- cre.set h-e1e xs-ec upon Mss Ca9n afc iDt-na
d. her alrd eet been yoisJIed AGAINST NsfA "a sour
re.sou or ureeace 1ch le cough - var " rssft .
rire g SD out Nss Caior zreary relieved eee
-i1t b. 81 gxeslrg o. -cfon % CsfE laf - -
soruevF hst N roe . r1a1 u i.rg2e' kee1e afne
a,r.y spoke up teriec very pos.ye n.nner y "a
asr ar asserted upon IL conGrs Ia IAfA 80 -rfe
- A. intrigue IL fs Lfe" Mss Csfon neD frsF, ~
Iookng Keene s,-sty = he ace, remarked an 'a'''
ssz-tsl If C-s-k car ergsz-r,eriis ctss1.' -.
r. o Dera T. III
TIE sATxrs-I1 ne Games ysstrrssy J1dse MOI
rsn r-.c TESTIMONY erec. -.At Nm Oa-cess 1Or
49, Ia - nisk-nzzs sOccn1-e-i "a 80
s % suca SAL; ne ea.eDcaT E-d thAi - r--ss y =
Ca.holi- Ch-fch rcclec nat a. CAhoe c1A1fel GO.
= - .fer .e-e One u Ire t-CCsArd r4l-E IL
osec.ence Of to re q tEat srY Creoae cll-efen = .
a e. OCT ~ her rsLral 5saes, az coltssf
-rv o@er AZ j rxalrl5lcx - rrl1l-s -. "
l-ss.gv.x par-c-ar ceIfiecAIes q haPcsEra ~ re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

- The L :. steam iigste Sa-anac now iying
4 - NAvy-Ysrd Portsmouth \ Il y nearly ready ior
- Her ensh frou STEM ,tern . "a i--t ine'-s
-. t.,..sr ra--endi-u ars 30 sect, engtL n ze-A
af. hressrh II tezn 81 ieef 1eptn ~ bold = irr. :
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Great Fire i'm Buffalo,

A hfe occurred la this city this incoming, consum
ioq. before it was subdued. one Drug store. three
Dr, Goods stores and one Crockery store, situated
on Noilst together with several Offices ~ The Mp
ee- ra,t OF tie bindings The loss is not Gar from
81. 600. which Is co, cred Boy insurance
Tie names of tic sufferers arc john Coleman
/ s Reynolds. Messrs Evans and Po"eIson
G,orce Cot. 6 z Wilson, " Compton. Messrs
Wighuaan q Beckwith, r sherman Geo cIt
Ir aud Drs Wilcox &c Wallace
The 10 loving Offices VIII loss b. tins calamity
North Western. $4,000 Etna Hartford and Pro
lection Hartford $4,000 Howard $1,000 mon
ul,ual New York $4,000 Lexington and Co.um
bus. $1,000 each Geaesee Mutual, $1,000 Buffalo
Mutual. $1,000