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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~ IL ~ -
THREE DAILY LINES


RUNNING rnRouea BY MORNING. MAIL TRAIN,
Lsapiag Pittsburgh al a. NJ. and arriring in Phi!-
adetphia at l2t the same night.
Ry noon. THROUGH FAST LINE, leaving Pitts
burgh at p NJ. and living in Philadelphia al NJ.
And by night THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN, leav-
ing Pittsburgh at $40 p A aud arriving in Philadel-
The Night Express runs daily; the other :wo, Sun
day excepted;
ST. Louis Missouri, Alton Gaena, Chicago, Illinois;
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, Kentucky; Terre
Haute, Madison, Lafa! cite and Indianapolis Indiana;
Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield, Beefontane, sandus-
Ky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Zanssvle, Massil-
Ion and Wooster, Ohio.
conneeng at Pittsburgh with The Steam Packet Boat:
AND CINCINNATI.
FARE THROUGH (All the way by Railroad to
Philadelphia FROM
Madison & La Fa.ette i ss BellefonlaIne. is .
indianapolis, IS 25Z:nesyiile. 1925
Louisville, l725iNewark Il sandusky, II IS
Cincinnati, l4c0 Man nsield d SCrestline, II 90
Dayton, 1878 Wooster, 10
&enia, 4WCleyeland l0OO
Toledo, 1900 Pittsburgh 500
IT Passengers from thu West will find this the short
BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, or BOSTON.
J. HESKIMEN, Agent,
Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh,
J. MESKIMEN, Agent,
Passenger Linss. Pittsburgh.
PHILADELPHI, July, 1854.
THIS ROAD BEING NOW CoMLLETE, 1T OPENS
A COMMUNICATION
between Pittsburgh and Phlladelphia. |.
or PiTrsBuRGH and BALTIMORE, by which Freight
from the Vest can reach an Eastern MARKET eaieker
and cheaper than by any of the present rival routes
They connect with the Daily Packets at Pittsburgh,
from St. Louis, Louisville Cincinnati. Wheeling, and
all the dihereut points on the Western waters; also
with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad and Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad, at Pittsburgh.
Cars ran tS<eagh between Pitts6argA and PAiia-
atrrtf
that can be appreciated by all shippers.
In of obstruction of navigation, by lee or Ler
Water. Freights westward can be forwarded from
Pittsburgh to the Mississippi by Railroad.
RATES OF FREIGHT
between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
First Class
HTntsr Summer
Rates. Rates.
DR., Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats, andl per 100 lbs.
Carpetng, Furs and Peltries, Featli-i
ers, sadd,cry, &C., y w cts. 20 CTS.
Second Class.
Books and Stationery, Dry goods in
bales, Drugs, Glassware, Groceries, "a cts, 60 of.
except cofee) Hardware, Hollow
ware, Machinery, Oil Cloth, Wool.J
Third Glass
Basging, Bacon and Pork in bulk,
Butter salted, Copper In ingots, a., c,s .o.,s
Flaxseed, Hogs Hair, Flax, Leath- 49,"
er Eastward, Zine,
Fourth Class
Bacon and Pork packed, Caudles(
Eastward, Cheese Eastward, Fish
salted, Iron, Soda Ash, Tobacco ia
Leaf Eastward, Tar, Rosin, Whs- so cts. 40 cts.
key. Cotton, (in Summer1 Coffee,
Lard and Lard Oil, (through) Pork
fresh, in car loads at owners risk,
GEO. c FRANCISCUS,
freight -7genf, Pittsburgh.
f.. ] SNEEDER,
Fretght agent, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW Il KOONS.
FfeigAt .1geHfs, Baltimore.
JOSEPH l. ELLIOTT,
Freight .4gent, No West 50, NJ y.
H. II HOUSTON, Geaerai Freight .agsnt, PAila.
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WHO WANTS A HoMEa

WHO WANTS A H0MEf
y TRACTS ofland containing about 30 Acres each sit
:. uated one mile North of the city of Davenport
the East side Of the Dubuque Road, well situated for
residences and Gardens for price and terms apply TO
July Is G.. l.. DAVENPORT.
To the Builders Of Davenport and Vicinity.
Geat}emca.-
NJ EARLY all the business houses now being erected
that many that contemplate building in Davenport in
te nd putting tin roofs this is decidedly the
roof that be put on house, its durability is almost
endless and besides you will the expense ofinsu
ranccs. Weare now prepared to do work of this Kind
which we warrant specimen of our work nanship
be seen on Geo. b. Sargent's dwelling house in the
rear of this city.
H. WICkERsHAM & son,
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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Winter Arrangements.
E&PRESS TO the East leaves Monday and Thursday
II in the Evening Express to MBscatine Tuesday and
Friday Express to Galena, Monday ana Thursday Ex
press to st Louis by Railroad, Monday and Thursday
For further information apply to
RENWICK SON, Agents,
Bazaar Buildings, Ferry Landing.
Davenport Dec 18th, 1883
Washing without Labor.
A NDREWS celebrated Soap Powder for washing
"A and making Soft Soap, for sale at
dec2 20 DALZELLS.
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Sheet Music.

Large collection on hand and New Music received
as soon as published at
No lie Claire Row. Ii
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
For Sale,

= LOTS on South sidc-of Second Street in Tiehenors
x Addison; apply To q. l.. DAVENPORT,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
Accordoons and Flutinas

Flutes, FIageolcts, Pieaiows an'
! Fifes AT reduced prices at
No = Lc Claire Row. II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16

|NNTooDEN WARE--a fresh supply of Willow and
w Wooden Ware, Marilla Mats, &c, &c, for sale al
JulyIl DALZELLS.
TNFALLiBLE>Coun Detector by A w Lathrop,
i for sale at MOI lie Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
NAILS.

SPRINGS. Axies, Nuts and Washers, Wrought
- Nails, Strap Hinges, at
DAVENPORT & LIE CLAIRE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16

TWO Ornamental Cottages Ain.worth Street, In
Green's ed addition to City Of Davenport; good
well of water and pump in kitchenLots well fenced
Apply to COOK & SARGENT,cr
S. RUSSLE DOW. FE&
June lst 1854.
The daily union., 1854-01-06
( No. 495. /

NOTICE oI WITHDRAWAL from private entry cs
IN certain lying each aide
the proposed from snHkynroRr, LoraAEA 20
yIcKssuRe MISSISSIPPI
consequences representations behalf Of the interests
OF The proposed hove mentioned the PEnsioEnt
Ussn sIArEs has directed that for ho present sd unn hs M
June merit tha public lands ing within nneen miles toi
bereabout may he either side OF e route OF ad
road being the ownshps be withheld from sale o
entry except sad claims which are excluded from he
oi this special instructions 70 that puo
have been accordingly given 10 the proper lard ofccf 10 WIT
In the district OF lands subject sale MosRef LOUISIANA
North Of the base line and sais Of hs nnsrieian,
Townships een sixteen, esneeB nineteen, and
twenty, OF ranges one To six, inclusive.
Townships foueen fifteen, seventeen eisheen nine
teen, aud twenty Of range
Townships fourteen, hieen siseen seyoneenJ esheth ann
nineteen, OF eight TO fourteen, Inclusive
Townships fifteen and sixteen, of hfteen
North Of The Base line and pssi Of the ms'iiian
Townships hfeen eighteen, nneteon and
twenty, Of ranges one TO hyo, ineiusiVe.
la the district OF lands suhacl HArcnrocurs, Lows
lama, viz;
NORTH Of Mc base line aud act of the merdlan
ronnsps feen sxteen eighteen nineteen, and
twenty, OF ranges 10 thirteen, inclusive. -
hand the General Laud once, ciy OF wash
ilyop, l7ih Decfmhfr. lss5 5
BY order OF the President ,., -, .e,,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
necl
The daily union., 1854-01-06
NOV 2s-codtf

Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauihes, late Of the circuit
II Judges OF Tennessee
Hon. Green, Of the of the supreme
OF TENNESSEE
Hon. Ridley, the cnaneelors Of the STATE
Judges whole
TO the school.
Plan Of inssructonl Daily examinations Of class
Of lectures explanations
daily lessons progress OF the examinations.
Weekly Of common law and equity In which
dents suits statement Of facts given by the poies
them through all the actual
practice The framed as 70 requfo them 10 prepare
willis records all Documents be read
aence The trials Some Of The cases taken by appeal 10
which held monthly the class and
pubic The students clerks
s Jurors Judges chaneeiors and in ether ofca
pacitics connected with their suits.
the third Monday In
tnibe third Thursday February. The second
the succeeding Monday IN February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Expenses pei ,esscnTuiuon fee $50, in advances contingent
So $50 Students furnish books
which can bc Lebanon
required complete the unlcss the
No previous study required for
any time during the collegiate year.
Is u IN Legislature connected with The school.
Number fetudens last collegiate e,ghty-sln
ROBERT l.. CAkUTHERs, att
Feb II-soiy President Board ot Trustees
The daily union., 1854-01-06
rNDusTREaL ExnYsrrIoN.--.

INDUSTRIAL KcxRyBPCION.--An Industrial Fair will be
Baptist Church, 18Th street, above q, IN De-
cember rproxm mo, and continue at least month";
great variety articles, valuable publications
tom different o the country VIII he
exhibited exhibition will be enhanced
propriate lectures and concerts.
following popular abroad have consented de-
OCCASION Rev. John bowling D. D., Rev.
Burrows, j. Wheaton smith, Rev. A. Willis, and Rev.
D. u. Haynes The Rev. Magoon Rev DIR. Neal md Rev.
Prof Bany have also been invited More than dozen excellent
by H. H. Crosby and LADY, and other celebrated amateurs
may also be expected.
1nc committee feel very confident therefore, that they viii bo
able make The exhi5iuon OF extraordinary interest
Further contributions manufactured goods and fancy
respectfully solicited from
making The value ladies'
with Sa @ sS sdf * rs t II MI III
and
Thursday December aud daily afterwards between the
10 and until the opening Of the fair OF which
due notice will be given.
.t5. J. c. LEWIS,
Nov 26--codu Chairman of the Committee.
The daily union., 1854-01-06
TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The ~ih b. entered our booAs ass.s
payment of ne subscription be made In sdssaes. esf
DISSENT subscribers ard b letter. tss postage
which will paid t all assumed By ourselves In iss sss
suassou. Fl TNt san
Tho COUNTRY rArEK pabed IND wsskIy dsTiss tho
aons Of Congress. ssa semi-weoky during The
Subscriptions psiod lees than viii be received
terms psorortioDsd above annual rates. aa# at
0U PosrMAsrEks and ~
sending DAILY subscrbe with 80 snciosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers. ssressdi rIsU WEEKLY
subscribers. with Slo enclosed, snid Of ths
edition they furnish for, Syats.
The daily union., 1854-01-06
NOTICE no pUn cusroaEas-ou hills win he resd

Office TO our CUSTOM ERse-Dur hills viii he ready
~ m delivery Monday 2G1 Instant and who do not
'es win please Gait and them We would here
eiose a
year 10 the de-
rsse shall business ocsfion 20
rennsyysns In tho early
jsBnao We confidently therefore, in vew OF 'hese
facrs, that customers win promptly respond
pee 25-et MAXWELL, SEARS, COLLEy.
The daily union., 1854-01-06
BY ROBERT ARmsTRohe.
rropesa. Goa on fos L,gnt.ssouse..
IssAspsg DsFAsIAssr,
Once Light House Board.

m sss TssAspsx DsrAsrassr,
Once Lish. House Board.
y oeoek H. D M Monday sn day d January 1854 for sup
ne sa . aosss WIN ,se following lot
s Boson, New Yok eiy Bedford EdsaIown
time aeesp,es tho bid ~ tight wen casks suitable
.sa sss s ~ s So 90 % ' oaa @ s as ssS
Lot NO. ILL 900 (sisvea totsaad) gallons
% ooo pressed ,pF% asaa o., and .,o0. he,
strained q pressed a.s Sperm ,as s' % ss delivered
Lot No. aaiooo QusayJaar tGouaaa) gallons
10000 as.n sa g. pfssss ssa ss saaa. a 'Ss bet 81
pressed , ,psrm ss Oh 70 be delivered on '1e iath
FOR THE LAKES.
o. $500 tr thousand fee hundred gallons best winter
$500 s sssS sausas nss.sa ss ss psi a. gallons ns
suo N e pssad yat sperm ,. o 70 DO
.. ized to receive ON the 18th day of april, 1854,
or Immediately alter the opening OF the Erie
1900 lsisisea hundred, salens best
spurm oil, 10 be delivered 10 the coIecior aud
Superintendent Of lights at Osweso, New York,
,ns s opening aa 81 hs Erie s.n. ama "
500 tfpe hundrsdD gallons Of best winter strained or
500 taps S,ndre5 gallons best spring strained or
pressed sperm oil, 10 be delivered 10 the collector
@a Ya s sn q g. s1 as = & ssI ss ss
W alely after the opening of the Erie canal
the oil comprised D. delivered
mentioned places for a lights lakes, be in small on
thirty my gaIaps expense Gni,ed
The leakage, being
Of the contractor all
be nude the the oil
contractors warehouse other place of deposit.
The several lots Of oil required be delivered alongside
supply vessels shall be delivered when the said shall he
readiness the and Ia supply should
ready receive the oil the days herein specified
4. The Hs s Hs !S asS
point delivery shall be entitled therefor within
h.ieen days iroul such delivery
far under the foregoing proposals be sub
eeled the usual tests specific gravity temperature which
impid, by burning and such other be
thought proper me person or 70 whom that duty may be
oil remain impd temperature Of % degrees
Fahrenheit lever and the spring strained OIL al temperature
degrees Of Fahrenheit or lower
will be received and considered for each separatey
the whole quantity required al the option OF the bidder bu
the several lots designated Nos and g. The bids
bes the quantity lots
price per gallon quality OF OIL
All sealed, endorsed Proposals Oil
in another envelope, and directed
the secretary Light House Board, Washington D. O.
bond, security the satisfaction OF he department
h Of the Of each made
proposals. will required of each
ditioned faithful performance Of each contract.
board, of the department. the
the lowest other
alterations than It's amount
BY order Of the L.it-liouFe Board:
#1s : 717 THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Dec 20-3tswto9thJan 1884 Secretary.
The daily union., 1854-01-06


lkuRING CHRISTMAS WEEK, commencing Tuesday
Saloon will be converted into bazaar
Domincke Church Mil
splendid ready made
cic- books fancy goods snd confectionery selected in
1hey much
render the saloon agreeable place Of
confidently ladies and gentlemen OF Washing
tor and liberal patronage.
Of Congress Ia te city invited to
Washington. IF.
fwa.hingor ceoge,o~n, and Mersndrs papers win po.se
bee 25--d5t
The daily union., 1854-01-06

Brick Machine uan turing
GROPoSA5 will be received by the subscribers their once
this city, until 3 OF Tuesday, I'd January le5 for The
manufacturing, by contract q
cuasess srw rArrHr BRICK HAcErE.
propose for hhy,
hundred OF said machines In each proposal be stated
which viii be ready delivery, in
before OF March We
sample OF the machines that viii be required Of the
the this city shall specially provide IN
the contract that machine Will be accepted which shall be- n
inferior The mouids VIII
quired the municipal other regulations
ID. sIy where the machine Is be worked.
The machines demanded estimating the orde
received viii not probably he less Than thousand beto
and shall require that the
number thousand, should nnd
thar This partcnat locality.
Proposals only invited from the District OF Coumbs
BALTIMORE Maryland and Aessndus, Virginia. for tbs manufacture
~ said rnschines at either locality. y -. .t.
MICHAEL NoURsE 4 CO.,
Once corner 9Th aud streets, Washington, o. c.
17-3,sv2w
The daily union., 1854-01-06

NorICE.-CLAsETr h DoDsON would notify all their GUS
IN open sir books that an nds
bills rendered the Ist Of the New
Year up ssh uitmo As desirable ~ AL open nc
speedily The Old q ID wond
their wish by settlement either
money by from those who have msdc their bills
with undo rssndrr.
Dec as--2wesdn
The daily union., 1854-01-06
y. RICHEy * CO.,

vsRIHrr sroRr,
mo Washington Pace Seventh street. he General rs
Oftcs, Washinston, ~. G.
nEALLRS In laces, embrodsfc millinery goods, periumery
~ hosiery, gloves, vorsteds, lewery, he, #.
Just received supply Of embrods and cloak and dress
trmsnngh.
l6.-coim
The daily union., 1854-01-06

NEW CIOAKS sIIKs,-The subscribers This
opened assortment OF velvet and cloth closks, plain,
silks Of plain and brocsds
gt evening which call the
non OF bofoa purchasing es.whss
establishment
city, nhehbh,h " SahNshl'
bee 23-3a~2w
The daily union., 1854-01-06

csy that heir
about the 25h instant, and
expect all ssenenis
books, together with
the strinzsncy money market, renders
necessity OF than urus
promptnsss HUOE, BRO, co.
Dec 29-3swswif
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~ - -

~ u ssssil s'sztla 7ssszijl n 80
washington Branch Itatsroad.-1rsins Hun Fol-
EAYE daily except Sunday c; and g 3A and
IL On Sunday, at6, and 5, }. t4.8.
The train al s. D. m is express stops only Annapolis juno
lion and Relay n all way stations.
Trains g, m, and ~ m, connectwiih annapolis
Do do q, a. IN. and 5, y m. do west-
Do do q, n. M. aud 8, p. do east
Fars Washington baltimore 81 25
DO do do and return i so
Do do Annapolis. is................,......., / as
DO do aud return. n.......,..,.,.. 1 50
The all procured
good fer tbs day upon which they issued.
~ 7. n. PARSONS,
July I6-an Asani.
The daily union., 1854-01-06

SPhNisH LANaUA1Es-Ar. Joseph wall will open a eiass
e spsnish language Tuesday the "a of January
tvsnw ~ ss fensyVsnsa avenue. oh
ana lo.h streets, where particulars viii he gwen.
Lee 2iArods3J,ns
The daily union., 1854-01-06

pELiAi BELI4si BELLS THE subscribers manufacture
hand all church,
boat school house, and plsnaon bells These
hsne with patent iron yokes with moveahs They
can B. around thst the ciHpper viii strte In
place desirable after bsl hiss been few
Springs eiapper from
on the proiongne tho sound 1hes. bells
ned from and cast tn iron cssnzs At this
ioandy found improve
men We written that church bells break wi,nin
one with viii with
out warranted. Nearly 1900 bells
have been this foundry, which The best evil
sence their feen gold and silver Medals
1Ssdsd from best bells for
and purity attention TO getting up
m chimes and furnished Our ourdry
hn rods OF canal and railroads
n IN every direction AZ this establishment of th
nd ~ s United sstes ard hiss the largest assortment z" bells
oae can be nnd despa'r We refer 10 belts
any ~ the Sta~s. Old
Levels, ocmpssses nc, constantly ON hand. ADDRESS
Fla- A. MENEELY's SONS,
4Msrsl- lvtscp West Troy. ". ".
The daily union., 1854-01-06

Osr LAND WARRANT Bounty land warrant ro 1882
II for acres, Jonathan Smith, issued under the
September d.stroyedihe said
being the oice 10 r Mconad smbe Of House
in June 1852 aud received BY hun
upon said in The General Land Office
application fol- the issuing OF duplicate
. u h1taf 49, JONATHAN SMITH.
Jan 1-lnw6w
The daily union., 1854-01-06
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY or NEW

MUTUAL LIFE TSSUHNNCE CVNFNNf OF NE"
W Y0rk- z.. -
Hsu accumulated fund August 1853. 900 %
rs. wfssr~s, President. Isaac Arrar, Secretary.
Al The profits are divided among policies
made available In premiums
Of tno~e wbo wtsh n
prsmum.
EIansoy pamphlets and other information may be Obtained by
CHAs. DE SELDiNg, Agent,
Seventh St, opposite Odd fellows' Hail.
Andrew LASner Office above, duly authorized 10 receive
,nplczuous. sep i6-oawu
The daily union., 1854-01-06

SHOES. SHOES, sHOEs;We would respectfully call the
y attention customers all Others interested,
iar stocko OF shoes.
10 the that sock complete bot
in stye md We olowsi
LeAe~ french CATERS, black, brown, and light ccicrs
DO do Wellington boots, with sad without heels
Do DO Alpine button boots superior article
DO do white satin and cloth CATERS
do slippers
do
DO do bIack bronze bd slippers
DO heeled CATERS, from 81 10 ~ so
andc 81 cents to 81 80.
qualities OF ladies' and ohds
CATERS. boots slips, Jenny Lind, aud Jenerson's.
leather calf boots OIior
gatcrs shoes OF style and qua servants
she OF variety
we would advise call before purchasing As
the manufacturers the Union,
both in e and quality DO not forget
call at a. HooNth Son
souths between 9th and Tth
Nov li-2aw6w
The daily union., 1854-01-06

EVANS AZ wATsOS's PhiladelPh -t1snufac ~
III patent key fire and thief
ls,yr always SO street, Phadei
rha Also vaults doors sr banks and
isn,ed equal any Ia the United Stses.
Reference ID given a safes many
more can be namod. 900 Of safes IN
Masuder Pennsyt, ania svenue, Washing
D. ssfes and 10 authorized 10
orders tor 10.
fsme seshane. Bank, Philadelphia ID ssfcs ia use
United states Mint do -.
United States Appraiacr's Once, Philadelpis
rsnnsyivsnta Railroad Company, tpaes.
Phadrlpha Germantown, and Morrstown Railroad Company
safes
Winchester Bask, Winchester, Virginia
Sole agency for huferworthp superior bank locks.
Patent Aas lined refixsrators.
July 3o-2awly
The daily union., 1854-01-06

Indemnity against Loss Fire, Inland Jrsnspofts-
t,op and Marine Ixisks Vessels md Cargoss.
apTsA INSURANCE COMPANY or UTICA, NEW YORK
III Capital s!"V'voo
JoHs n. Htsx,s President II. n. UAwlrY, Secretary
and
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY or UTICA, NEW YORK
Capital s..-s-.'.E.si'V'""
c. D. CovrsrKY, President ions Bnowrn, Secretary,
The agent foregoing companies continues 10
insure Are hois OF stcabos and ohs
aud and mefcbsn
dise by ee a ins pspottstion.
CIIAs. DE sELDING, Agent,
Seventh opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Andrew Lsfns Office above duly authorized receive
sppcsno.,. Sep t6-@awu
The daily union., 1854-01-06

On mouol by Mr. CHASE the Senate took up and
proceeded 10 consider The following resolution offered by
him some days since
Rssocsd, Tbst the Committee Roads and Canals be
instructed 70 ipque into the expediensy oil providing for
the construction of railroad from point
line OF one Of the existing States point the
eastern line Of California
Mr. GWlN | move TO amend that resolution by stri-
king out all after the word Resolved and inserting the
following
That 10 mach of the Presidents message md the
oompanyog documents relates tho subject Of ma
tiona relto1d from the Mississippi valley the Pacific
ocean, ogether win al The bills pertaining the
that have been may be presented the SENATE bs
ferrcd 70 select COMMITTEES Of ---- members
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rinr., rn,n,>hin t.roA..

rar y,yof or,hc in't'o= l. NJ the Eating.
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Foreign Affair.".
Railroad 4 OllisiOn.

BusTON, Ncc. :.
\ despatch from Portland states that q train
from Portlcud for Island Pond on the Grand
Trunk Z. r.. when in the town Of Stark, y.
H., and standing upon the track. was run into
bya down freight train, b, which the cars
were badly broken up and < or 10 persogs in
jrrel.
The train consisted ii one passenger car a.
the rear of which wus attached box a'r
which vas driven half through the passenger
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FpI,Nk, or Al. p}-LEirIl"Ns FGINljh
or sul-,ip. Ial,r'.In h"rra.,r be .ovf ''"
.'4ptl- pn h"j, rr l.Iu'.' p. ~.-., At 'tr 81 -
Ia. ufEt'"
ST. lH. '~a' 6'-.'
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OF y.ry ,rrittiuu, prior o.d quality, b, vh,u she
invite. Nh" attention 'uo Lulos ol burlington
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III nrric .

In Wet Ksudolnh, T.. tic Ee,. Mr. Whce''~ Nr.
TE,-LW. MAKTj\ to ri. lot lSArtlE,. al OF
West Randolph.
raler-iu crins" Count. please COPY.
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Notice.

y TI0|-I- mn, w, y, I'lI- VI
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't,iGnt, 800 enclosure Of the Subscriber, On OF
about the 10th inst, large red COW The
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