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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01
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40 "a fkS gEa boDl,L boS
h |NilIGQ RRooR SAFES IA tllJ1e pAstsn
n ii ~ ment Of various sizes SlSstJs o.
1ll asna,I III AZ Y M Y, 81 @ DpsA ~ \.
~ United staiesL BSans ~ Wet
I1S RspsIG pTsss Issorss; 3;
W. %ssIs Fls'As ESSss ys ss fsSP sists
fsAlso Bank Htpit ana ls,yslsye, Hg5ellE RIopl
sss ysSlt SGEs S ssSs ips sl'
Belowars lie names Of ies gentle and rnAe
stigtl9ps have our salssin uie Aurdreds more
Fsf Iasts ( Bark Of PhladslR
ss:EssI sssE:1 HIlss s.Ss cs aS
KPisSt. sct q igitef ana 6Sssttst stfI sS'g 2
y 8 Srssss, s.ls. os esljs,ai.. stsr PAus, 81
ssISssps ~ cf MSysSpsnSSs, atE 'ass
3 sOsibwsrk GSs eompsayS slY' taa yiysis, p
sis FTsasSTss q y jsTssy Tr.Htoa S,nkiis 90.
nh.ylyaniE R.ilToad Go, saItsl ~
F!HalJ e.hsb Cherry and Third and Bfost sts.
,.,;, !. st.IESSE ssI
wohive nheh IL ttconneldl youf Fire Proof
GEests 10 the uptt OF the pubhete ole We rpiehhta
S yS aSs S saS sS % Is. ssi
ss sSIs Soss % e Sag
gpis.aiy So 9 aoSy' VERY sSsssE ;tSss q sVhssss
BRIDGE CORNER i'CoNFE0TI0E EERYJ sA.
i. Aag LOoNpAND OYSTER DEPeTs l4 is9
HNHR und ,rsisnsds having bought the ITdss Uoiner
Con eetloneIy, opposite The Monroe HOUSE fobnRry
teht BY ]. a. Parker and greatly enargsl aBA improy1
eonectiOfsry aud win supply PARTIES on ressoisbls
ems rs gcsiAlA OWN ui1fl4lu aoihy.
the splHon, and mrnishea aud relsi
GsS: an assortment Of Christmas and NswY @pS ToIs
~ noviSdu SsiS u II. ROSE X gR RSksFI K kRRGL,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01
~ 7PIHYsIvIoNs,5 -pNOGGIsIs, UnBMlsl

rJiHR Undersigned Is prepared to Manufacture to order
Pip. Glass Walt ssd s % sEal .EI ~ " II
Ie Chemical Laboratory HeinyteH the orders or tpoe
sinE or dealing In such a,tlees, as he thinks lie can fur
tsIneI siSe vghefe n = WM, MORGAN, 3t ID
NJ ~ corner Sixth anil Zane stTeets,
iio.Il7a,vytf S,f .y ~ itsi 90 BASt MheeifE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01

.1LS "a l3sga peV NOt1o0 ft syitAYt Ntste W ~
lfiR pndsrslsued having bought out The enllTe stceke1
Chant Tailors would beg cave 70 Inform The etee %
wheeling and vicinity that e Intends earTyipg on 10
MerchlnI Tailoring blsiness IN thf zane room lopoTy
0ccupIkd by lMesaT6 Wheeler q Iakinl and hayht OBJ
aincd the services OF both cl The former
e STed 10 1p 10 Older every article IN hlt
III tie latest styia and beat jneueTf aveTy eot noce
and very low 10 "a h. Having iifee stock hand now
IL TO sell very low, kand
70 tet Scod cheap HS wil irlies
70 10 is isIeeomInendedj or no taies, 70 ~ pc VI ~
Cons one, come Az, !, - ,oils sts fi,' 4, ~
hft,N y And live ns eau
y, ea5, ! AtHo, 2, w shnstop Iialls 81 XII ~
hni2 - u -. u VI. 6TALLMAh.. -
z" DISS0L LUTIoy.i I, I, 7 ~ 81, ~
tIiEiR raTlilefSip hefetoBfe e&lst Under The arm
GStleg SlaI ks q Co ea thls dsy sssB
P1.n1i 9tus SSais osSS dJ sha aass6L1RK Z fiiAH3os
Mach hilI,tssSff y sosas D. AMIR sl ssrs
.iai nj. bs,s3 oo-PARTi iSBRSEil v 5sa
IIHk have day into
1 fofthB Ptfpote FoI;
wardlng business under the slye or Gordon,
q Co., and solicit eontinuanee OF e business ei
arm. IL 3, uOkpp0AyS, ,,,,st
aMdreh ists 1854 i9ds g 2 Isd S9 lIsl Y. n!Ell
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01

gIiaQpt Wheeling aud Hanesville Line. Va IA
THE feet and hns now :. sfH@eh
11i1Ys, J steamers OF this Line will .s7liisi
tlssl leave Sheellpg as followti M 10 N.
ADRIIA, Capt. Gallagher, every Wednesday AZ a, ~
Y !oHRV0lT,'d Henderson, every Fridiy ~, GFNs'
. DAN o N vBRH, Cant Ayers, Sunday a. a. y. 4
Por nsghtor paHtge aPPlyto q, N, ,svn =. o..
pT All frelghts will be received free Of charge at
Baker & Co.'s wlidtf boat. Shippers eanahpHtany I'm
10 ibe wharf host f,-5tay .ii x mss 4 Ist mr3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01

Hil-f- 1871 2 q a. CAPS ~ ~ - y
n BlYRDdhlk day lhe heat sspnmthi oi Gesi.
Il youth,t and ehildfers elo cars eyer VT
lhs eltyI having BEEN selected efis
style and qpeity. The1 epmptlt "a
bse a ~ and nffe IiIIE hunting and POLO ca 49,
Also, the Rsyptitn Pyrepnli eeefi CAP
icsesf with otsf ~ ny ~ 81
nrit3 lis s.l ~ - 81 :. 49, 7
I'D 67Tfe \ Rhodes q We neFa CraekeIs
TU sursf. tods Hcifoh. buteIs and ,f,d.
oeti7 :. - FeHAHA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01
OentreNW NWheeling.I 9 w

I-Ig3s 39N treEIWheeIlnB ql24.
TstWpng out eurythlhg the way Of Dry Goods both
arsy sna sifPle ihs yeyyi All
thelF SaTslyi Rllks, SSilhs, fiAse and Paid,
.kuihrodeTieas mantlAs. summer SiaRlb, 30 NY
Ate, good asoTtmeht Of owes Hosiery and tll on
vt articles Iii our line, 100 numerous 10 menunn, es{
01- Ladies', hvoT Us with atall. ~ III vi
sI mT22. F94tral 19n eft fMeNAIR II lHBBVKY, T.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01

mn 9fg eIalirsl aREMONAL.Ai iiJg4r3t sriGl III
arRssRs. COW GILL & MegwoRDs and A, 81,
IHl IOA ANE & Co, have removed from Water street
10 one Of MT. PaSo,s large new iyalohnuses on Main
iii }riphJsl > aitfSll f5. i9l isiti ~ hn20 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01

.'.lRemoval, ,i. -, Z
NHcCLAIBENS a KNOX have ttmoSsd tkelr tg1stt
Ststk o Boots e'4 Asss 70 tie vew tgut story
'SA asfSiGf1 S's'S ssNo. fIa, HIain Street, s9gca
few NO!a q les AssshsH.s MsShsEs
or VIM n 6elbyi dry good slorc,t iItjss5 tda
iot ths PaTor.se g ihs
lies Ior doing bpsipess they can Offer 10 nsTehAnts t
greater fnduee elnehts FOR Jyhg than heIeIooIe y
de28t Mao AZ "a y hi1NsCLAblkNStef q kN0kHtl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01

.,I IJI5 lsf az LU-PAKIl' ERSHlP a ~ yiGs al
iHR rbers have this day entered
fhs baTbose oftiSnsteiihs conths aud For
wsrdng busipsss under tls q u.als coygil,
81 DoaEe 4 Co.. and soel aeohtinuanee of The hysiness
of the late hrnls' AZ. 6aIi15 Si66wSifSfs1s
March. 18Th, 1874 s,os ~. ia h salIEL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01

nflf bottIes OF Lopde eelebIaled Family Medi1
OlJSJ elnes. Tie only sgeney IN the city. Il. -.
iThela ale the beat Family now luee being
psreelly sale aud used 70 ihs dirse
Spos .soisIn, ~ ~ Union &, Get, ats!lt.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01

Z y ~ 4, ASStG NEE'S Nol,lCE,d 81 tisbssy
AZ see6SitI pf oil ale hsfeby tff pay
nsnt mnst be ma de 70 me fofthWith!
the same TO Tor tho benehl Of edltoTs
ani2 d, II, PRNDf R1ON, Truaiec
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01

1AFRlDGgbYFpro ald eoaaitIO al llli kil
on haI d and I.T Saei .uQN
9eks bIS SS aoysss % 2 oa3isagsap
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01

" snsfis's Holiday Presents
atINo. s Yabhingte ten flnil Ilenret. sttects
T5AvIEd ihf sfarRsd from tAs y sisrnsni.s. nov
Ill oasr ior sale hne ana, eomplsts ssoLtin,Dt or
PsTso, % palch hise ateiylted to ttihnd ex.
snire my Gooas, as1srlpsa tefell s,tAfsA
= aesis sssSss 81 isrs
presehted, ~. ~ HROWNg !. * s
Tnefn .-rsf- Monroc 81 .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-01

YBLpSl SlPIlcil lies Of 6(OloSy, new aud enliItiyi6
GUS, vol sY0. 80 Ieb1n lhDE &. BHOsd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10

INDIANA MoNEY.-The State Sentiacl
was informed by the Auditor on Friday last
that on that day he had received for cancel
lation and destruction, about seventy-fye
thousand dollars Of Free Bank paper, and
that for the last eight days the average had
been from forty to forty five Thousand dol
lars day. Il the redemption and cancel
lation continues for many days in the same
proportion, there will be but little Free
Bank currency left, for the brokers and
spectators to depreciate The Logans-
port Pharos says the Banks in that place
suffered a profession Saturday week, for sew
eral email amounts. The Phsros says the
Banks are determined to use all the rights
the law places in their hands to put stop
to the operations Of the shavers and bro
kers, who make it . practice to travel about
from place to place, collecting up the Free
Bank paper, and running it in upon the
Banks
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10

The RArIns lMPgoYEMENr-Col Johnson,
who Is the government agent for Western
improvements has recently made visit TO
tie Upper and Lower rapids Of the MississiP-
pi. and is so thoroughly impressed with the
prncticability Of TIE Improvement & 81 high
ly pleased with the progress made, that he in
tends to Recommend to Congress the appro-
priaton Of 100000. to be expended upon
The improvement.
Col, Johnson is an able and indie fatigable
officer, whosr judgment is highly esteemed
and whose Recommendations are treated with
much consideration at Washington The
Colonel feels liv - interest IN the improve.
ment 9l the Rapids and his efforts should Be
seconded by the people Of lie West. -Du,
baqiie Iera d.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10

FATHER MATHEW, the great apostle of
Temperance, is on his way to the Madeira
Islands for his health. When last we saw
him he didn't look as though he ever could
be sick. The London Chronicle says, tha,
"the Rev. gentleman although much broken
down bi the painful disease under which he
has so long suffered, lacks not the cheerful
spirits for which he was always remarkable.
Its to be hoped that the sunny cline to
which he goes may contribute to the resto-
ration Of his health"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10

The DEsrRUcTIos OF HOWARD COLLEGE.
IT has already been stated that Howard
College, at Marion, Alabama, had been des-
troyed by FIRE, and that several of the STU
dents were severely injured. A letter from
that place says:
"t'here were sleeping at the tmc, in the
third and fourth stories VI the buiIdino > hon,
70 or 70 young men and two negro men
all o. whom were required to jump from the
window, distance Of from 30 TO 10 feet IN
the ground below. And horrible to tell. %
OF tneir number were mangled in horrible
manner, some more and some less. have
just come from visit TO them with nv very
near' SEX some OF the boys are burned bad
!'.n aoal,ion to other injuries. learned a
re" moments since that one Of the black
men was cead; ne rushed down through the
names to the door. Two or three ~ The
boys are expected to die; the rest viii arch.
abiy recover"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10

NHsEEY--The Cincinnati Gazette cop
les paragraph from the Chronicle inrofer-
ence to the consumption oi whiskey in Ire
land, as shownby The last parliamentary re-
turns, and says: Talking about whisk =, We
have one firm in this city whose sales ave-
rage 1000 barrels Of whlskey day, or 49,
2260G0 gallons year, which is fully eqaa
TO hewhOIc amount consumed yearly in Ire.
iand' good portion Of our whiskcy, how
ever, Is made into alcohol, and is not drank.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10

Mrs. Catherine Cypress died a. her resi-
dence, in Fulron, Yesterday, from the effects
of fright, caased,oy set OF rowdies attempt
ing TO break into her place, OH the night of
the 37,h inst. Whether they intended TO
rob the house is not exactly known bat their
threats and abuse Of the woman so frightened
her that she never recovered. Mrs. Cypress
was widow, her husband died about a wear
ago, leaving her two children to support.
Gin. Iimes.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10

A MINISTERIAL STR!KE.-On the 9th ms,
at Uurbana, Ohio, the bell ofthe Presbvte-
rian church rang the second time-,he con.
creation sat waiting and watching but ma
minister came. Alter the lapse OF IAN hour. a
note was handed to one oft elders, who q
rose and feadit TO the congregation. frr S
from the minister who sid he would lot
prfach for them any more unit. his s..4-y
was paid up.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
The Indiana Banks important.

Auditor Dunn, Of Ind. has issued circu-
lar to the effect that he will not sell stock
and redeem notes Of Banks that NAV be
given sixty days note in New York, Lon
don and Paris. not oven tnen ifhe should
think it would be to tie interest ofthc own
ors to postpone the sale further He will
furnish the stock At pjr. however. in return
for notes when the latter are presented in
sums Of $1,000 Chicaqo Pres.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
FRANCIS JACOBi, JR's.,
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE

riSlE subscriber respectfully invites the attention
i the citizens OF Davenport and surrounding tcu,r
10 hi Drug aud Chemical Store Oh Brad. between See
oIe aBd lhifi sta.
From his knowis edge and experience Ia the business
he ~ assure those ~io MAY fayor him, that they Will
he furnl shed Nth Medicines al the best quality. PIE
Dared with lha -trietc-l aud nj moderate rers
Personal Rtte nteu vii b. given 10 the compound
ing of al Prescriptions.
lie also keeps good assortment oil Germ y, freneh,
English and American periumer., Tooth and Hair
Brushes. Combs aud General assortment of fahs.
Articles.
DtXrhunrt. 0et 18th, is3i.h-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10

THE subscriber inventor and manufacturer Of M
1 improved Straw eating Machine has left few
Of them win Nessrs. Burrows cr Pretynan for sale
III t.ose wishing machine Of the kind will piense
call upon The above firm aud eNaninc tho Sc "a ther re-
lsp, Ohio made wagon for sale at the ~ me
place. G.. HEBERLING.
Davenport, Nov. eth, Is5i-l3t'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10

SATISFACTORILY ACCOUNTED FoR.-We
couldn't imagine why the Daguerreotypes
of Mckinney, of Dubuque, should elicit SO
much praise, above that OF all others, at the
State Fair; but We now learn it was because
the willy fellow took with him the Daguer-
reotyp of all the editors OF that city and
they being such good looking men the pee
pie attributed it to the superior execution Of
the pictures.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
A REMARKABLE AND SIGNIFICANT FA,

A REMARKABLE AND SIGNIFICANT FACT.
Every principle and every measure of
political economy which has been adopted
and advocated by the democratic party has
been sustained by popular opinion and adopt
eddy popular practice. So twill undoubt-
eddy be with the political principles en-
bodied in the Nebraska Kansas Bill, when
the people have had time 10 reflect upon
the principles therein involved. -DuJuqus
Express d Herald.
When the Express was merged into the
Herald with it, we presume, retired the con-
trolling spirit Of the former Journal which
was wont to impart soundness to the con-
Germ, as since that event transpred, instead
OF well written. practical articles, such va
garies and Stiffness as the above have sue
ceeded. We have no doubt, however, as
our contemporaries affirm, that it will be
with the Nebraoka-Kunsa till on sober
second thought, as with the principles and
measures hard money, free trade. inter
vention. etc.--of the Democratic party.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
pELAINHs 10 cts a Yard

WE shalt open 10 das lot Of MUtsbLiAF ~
w LANES. The low price vi 80 dime yafd'
i Tines. GOOD. ARE lower tIlan hsvr oversee
he.n--heing good for the price, They s.N se
r, al, for sale this oriiing ny 10 osnlork al
SMITHS VARIETY sTufE.
Cor end 4 Hrnds So.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
WEST DAVENPORT!

~ HE undersigned viii on or about lhe ipsa =. ,,
/ n,o,,ths offer ut auction on The PfehisseS' So So"
- S,,,,Ii,o i,ls aud lots from ohc 10 I'VE aSiSs
.url, near alof which are in sight Of Tue f''s'
Rock Island and Davenport ,,oun, 6,r,u
In..ss lots ARE laid out on pafl OF ho,. 80. Ill
" -, ~ ,i,e civ aud will bc sold fur a si"a',
oron o,hs purchase encs in hand and 10 a",ss'
tredit on the balance and smaller Conf,
EN- than has ever before teen given ~ sae" som. OF
I pr ..rsnes, views in The viriut, of nayenp'
nan Of taste can here procure country sue ,,
III IN auiy. and this poor man eau 'o1 ~ finest
Inn her and water in abundance to purchase
and healthy home -, - -; r..dioess Mt
Carriages and vehicles VIII be ~ '',a -,
~, 1 = claire House on the morning oi sais, no'. ~
h,en will h.. dnly given Of the time 10 rnnNe; nus
wishing 10 purchase free Of charge 70 the g1ea,
re,r. shn,cnis will be found alta suitable ho"' ~ -
10 partaSe who please. ~ ~ E,ns
Nnxcnher ID. ls5l. = :. .
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
Davenport, Friday, Nov. 10. 1854.
~~~~~~~~~~>~~
rs Fire in Rock Island,

About ? o'cik. yesterday morning fine
block of three story brick buildings. just
baing completed. situated near the Amcr-
can House, in Rock Island, was burnt to
the ground. Loss estimated at $1,000. NJ
Insurance
The Gre is supposed to have been tie
work Of an incendiary. insiigatfd BY crmity,
famed into a fiame-in the strictest sense
OF the expression-by the success Of Mr..
Lee. We understand that an effort was
being made by the friends of Mr.. Lee to
recolnpense him in part for his loss.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
Prices Current Of Davenport Market.
DAILY LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
The Wide Awake Gift

And K.or .sofAing Token for ic5j,
Eaited by lone of 'em" with five elegant steel En-
cravings In one volume, plain 10th, price Ida
d" do extra CIV sues shd edges 80
Afraja, or i.if. nnd Love Ia norway, les
The Lost iiciress, by Mrs Nontnworth is
;. Young Husband by w Alcolt lIs
do Nfc ny : 20 Iah
;. do Mother b. " 40 LIE
do Housckeeper = do In
:. do Nsnnfn's Guide do e
- Uauss liyein do a
Shad, side, Life in Country Parsonagel &
IN, Side Passages from II Pastors Portioio.l 70
Tn, Inebriate Hut b, y A Sonthworth 4,
Kausns aud Nebraska, with u Map. Cloth. Is
de- do - /" - haPsf a
second Loves 10y Martha Mariell, cloth =
Autographs Of Freedom, IS
The Iowa Book Rooms,
Brady 81. near Sd, DareaPar'
Iono 3n-f ELI ADAMS Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
Opened this Day

list rcteiYrd from New Yark hy Exrress--l rasc
% New Et,le Delanes AT 10 per yardcull and
them II The f2agEbete NiosS!
Nov. OH 1854 OWENS d. co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
The Last win Of pr;uce wilIiam Fiyh

DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given ,lat on the frst
l Mondy in December 1854 shalt apply to the Cour-
Court Of Scott County ut the curt HoIsa Davenport
prove the will and qualify executor Of the LAST
viii aud Testament ZIP. " Fish late Of Scott Coun-
~. G. ALVORn.
Nov. 9TH WITT Executor named In aid VIII.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
1,am Aatsri, seiAeqts.
Rank of Halloweii

THE reports detrimeni; TO the standing of the
/ above-Eaned bank proving TO be entirely without
foundation. shall continue to receive its issues the
same other currency. COOK az SARGENT.
Nov 10. ls5i. dat MACkICI IL cORRIN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
BRIGHT COLOURS, ALL WOOL DE LANES
fann YARDS Lit PINS su,,crinV all ssel
lUUU French he Ianes, iasi received az
SMITHS VARIETY STORE.

'fHE>E Goods q though they are Very Fine" ~
lhet were bought nj .'tuciipl,' Ne abb Il
sch at1i cs, much than tbs r,s ar prieel We
have near al CO ours.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
STOCKHOLDERS

Tn Tho u tyeEpa5f Gas lrht and Cox. Couipanv will
rl.asctlke neticr that the first install i,snt OF per
cent due the rs day Of ocob and tho second
insa Of par cent on tue first day Of November
i,a,t-sn that shares 20 per iuon dac.
Pleas cali aud pay mp ~ Yoar earliest nvcncnce.
GE =. T.. NICHOLS
NOV Sec'tg d Treasurer
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
DELAINES AT 10 CTS PER YARD.
50 gn.,cc,. s,s.c.,,, s,tn-o
eTRAw CUTTING MACHINES

w Il have opened to-Gayn | rye lot OF pelaincs
w from ~ cts To - per yard.
WEI nrslnN. NnN ON LShI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10

Tie fearful loss Of life by the sinking Of
the Arctic has ceased to be alluded to, or
even spoken of, except by such as had
friends aboard of that unfortunate vessel
The cowardly conduct Of the crew in de-
sorting the vessel, when by their exertions
they might have been instrumental in saw
ing all on board, has reminded some of our
cotemporaries of,he sinking of the Birkcn-
head on the African coast. and of the noble
conduct exhibited by a regiment of troops
on board. TWAS sublime spectacle. The
account says
"As soon as the alarm was given, and i.
became apparent that the ships fate was
sealed, the roll Of the drum called the SOL
diefs TO arms on the upper deck. The call
was promptly obeyed, though every gallant
heart there knew that it was his death sum-
mons. There they stood az ii in battle ar
ray--a motionlsss mass OF brave men-G.en
who were men indeed. The ship every
moment was going down and down, but
there were no traitors, no deserters, no era
vens there. The women and children were
all got into boats, and were all, or nearly all,
saved, there were no boats for the troops,
hut there was no panic, no bleached, pale,
quivering lips among them. Down went
the ship, and down went the heroic bard,
shoulder to shoulder, firing .teu de .ioie as
they sank beneath the waves. Men Ike /
these never perish; their bcsoms may be |
given 10 the waves of the sea, but their
memories are as they ought to be, immor-
tai"
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PRUssIA's LAsT.-The King of Prussia
in moment of hiiarity, was heard to sa,
that he'd join any campaign if they put an
in it,"