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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
Land for Sale Cheap!

BARGAIN. Two a. and one 81 acre tract mile
\ fr NJ the river near Blue Grass. at S4t per aer
cash balance at and wears. 655 acres Of splendi
and in one tract on the N. 4 NJ Railroad. Also or
10 acre tract. 50 acres hvok one 90 and two ~ acr
ract. OF the Rail road One tract Of TO- Of rs AL.
one acres miles from davenport, cash balnc
al l, 9 and 3 years cradt l60 acres in Section 2.
township 20 Range East q 3! 40 per acre csah -
The abov. property is destined eventual, 10 he q
reat value A. E. FULTON.
sept %. 1884.
r AplE Glove Kid g nerrss Ronrs. Pnikas an.
Sins for sal. and made Ia ariar - tho
Empire Boo' and Shoe Sore,
On Brady D.. w. c. BUTTERFIELD, Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
wALcoTT HOUSE.
fl's .tstion West on The line ef IL i.

nss ststion West on The line ef IL u.A1
k.il1e.dls miles iraa Dsy.,apsrs.
good style, and is ready % sceom-oI.s. sn1a L
"is F.rssD. ,.so. ss.;, s% With their p.iron.ss
the n,si,s. uesroos Of passing few weeks euiesv =.
r. "Sa - a.cou TO repay them for visit.
the vicinity. $50 s'nsT eeae sbeuDl =
share public patronage Is rssp.et.,lv .o,,.,.a
W.Jco,, hi. -. JACOB 1YRnO
,..; iesn Baltimore Oysten, at - -. ~. -
NOV rsesised os ~ The Shenandoah, Gr ale N
5. HIRoCHL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GAS AND CAMPHENE.

1 FRESH supply ofa superior avtisle Of fsaa and
\ Camphene. tst received by Rsiiv ~ ard for sale
~ Q. HERScHL.
Ds~enpc.t, March !th, Is5s-G
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
Missouri State Mutual Fire, Marine Insuranc
Company of St Louis.
DAVENPORT HOUSE

A cvXNT having leased the Hotel ?
cen,,y occupied nv her lat husband. Wm Gra,
- 80 as ,ho ntVENpORT HOUSE. hasopensd u
~. for mo ,ccomm mediation "f me pubic.
40 n,ul tesn neat holse. III hirn'sh", iar""t"
- M y, tss,rve and receive n share % public pntro
-. she has !, ir.e ward attached for wagons a.
,bllng for thirty-dve horses.
Davenport, may q, l5Si-Wtf"n'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Winter Arrangements
IMPRESS to the East leaves Monday and Ihursda!
IL in the Evening Express M1scatine, Tuesday and
Friday Express TO Galena, Monday and Thursday, ~
press 10 st Louis BY Railroad, MOnd.y aud Thursday
For further information apply to
- RENNiCK h SON, Agents,
Bazaar Buildings, Ferry Landing.
Davenport, Dee 17th, 1853.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15

SEARS, WOOD I CO..
Dsdstsad Manufacturers, Innbe 1esAaaU,
ana Dealers n Planod Yloeging.

sHEkWOOD's CHLEBRATED TvxNGuD
LATHE 10 used for turning PRnnAfC yo9uE ssse =
Nevels. Batssfsvs, Bed Pssfs, 7stSs Ls4sy yaaA eo0
work too various 10 enunerate, WIKI the
Msntaisgs II sN tsts sqssrss ~ ss1 ss11se =
tasfs Msy shSgsst. Making the oose peness =
beautiful work that fancy csn desire, eoA hevmG
appearance Of essfiy essssl vsSk. =
5uEe II, lc54-trw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15

Washing without Labor.
4 NDREWS celebrated Soap Powder for washing
~ and making Soft Soap, for sale at
dec 20 Da -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15
For Lease,

For Ioase.
A NUMBER ~ lots sitnsted In vspious para eftss
city for lssss for term 81 years. sppiy ~
July 10 GEO. l.. DAvBNP0ZT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15

Davenport, Dec l1th, 1853.
Washing without Labor.
4 NDREws celebrated Soap Powder for washing
~ and making Soft Soap, for sale al ,,r,t,s
dec2O DA AhAi1-n'
SHOES AND CATERS.
AIDES Tan oi and Drab Caters very sheap'
do Kid and Enamel do cheaper than ever;
do do and Enamel slippers do 90
do Enamel 3uskins. Extra sizes and many 9th
desrbla GOODS. which We offer al the scr! lowest
prices for the SINE quality ,rco
I'd and Brady Sts :. u. pa a"'o-. . -.
B. & w. KELLY,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS,
AND
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign Wines. Brandies,
Monongahela and Common Whiskey:
FRosr STREET, DAVENPORT, Iowa.
w ,a,prnp thank. "a IN .ir customers their kind
patronage hitherto, beg to state that they have on
hand and constan,lyrece'vng large assrsme"'s 10
the above business. together with .
Dry Goods. Hardware. Queensware, Boots ana
Shoes,
in grea, variety: G. and Kanawa Salt; large as
sor,ment OF fine Teas; together with thousand dner
eiit articles too numerous to mention
We call particular attention to our large stock 81
Groceries. which for quality and cheapness cannot be
snrpassed dee %
CAMPHlNE and spirit gas for sale by vr,,v
HALF bbls aud casks mack rel. Trout and Lake
j Fish. B. Il w. kELLY'S.
~ B. kk. KELLY.
Hops, superior article and Yeast Powder
III b + W. KELLY.
ELAss, 10, OK I2, 10 X le, 10 H. for sale by
VI b. & W. KELLY.
TAR. pitch, rosn and oakumfor sale by
| l"lkD apples and p a,hes 10, ,"is =, v
MARKET, Clothes and corn Baskets. by
NJ d. 4 w. KELLY.
I = 80 -''' 4' B & II. KELLY
~ HHDS. n. o. sngar: 90 Bbs Clarified and Crush.
: : B & w. KELLY's.
w HITE FISH and Lake Trout
w for sale low a, B6 KELLY.
- ---------------- -
CHOCOLATE, Rice, dri, d fruit and Spires in yarie-
Oty. B. & w. KELLY'S.
DAINTS, dry aad grourd,ai
B. 4 w. KELLY's
NEDAR and Pine churns, Wash Tubs and Buckets
~ B. 4 w. kELLf'S.
n CASKS Nails, for sale low,at
OU B.. & w. KELLY's.
nILS, Lard, Lnssed, and Tanners Oil. Turpentine
~ and Pitch, for sale ss DALZELL's.
Gold Pens,
A may may s.0''n'A' %. = 0
Misses Boys and Children's
ID oOTS, Shoes, Caters and slippers of all kinds and
ID at all prices. S. G. DAW SON X co. 4
Junel FsmOcrat copy.
WHO WANTS .yME!
u TRACTS ofland containin ont ~ ,crc. each sit
= uaed one mile North of city of Davenport, on
the East side of the Dubp Road, well situated for
residences and Gardens: price and terms apply to
July ls g. l.. DAVENPORT.
TO the Builders Of Davenport and Vicinity.
Gentemen:-
NJ EARLY NIL the business houses being erected
IN in the east covered with tin and may add
that many that contemplate building in Davenport
teud putting tin roofs this is decidedly the cheapest
roof that be put house its durability is mo
endless and besides YOU will the expense of nsu
We Ire now prepared 10 do work of this Kind
" hch warrant. specimen of our work nsnship
be seen Geo. B. Sargent's DIV eling house In the
rear oil this city.
H. WICKERsH An g. SON,
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CHILD & BAKER
~ atock af Ss' 's'sss'1
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARnwarp

AZ HHdEeth's NId stand. Second a. thjvd A., -.
OF b1dy ever oneredn Davenport. which shey Are a..
te,mined :" sell cheaper for prompt payment shss sns
Constant additions win he made Of III tho l.te.s .nA
mosi useml tmpr vements in agricutusal useAires
Ioois, Sc We will aise keep In connection fa ~.
and Seat Springs. Wagon Boxes, Axlcs, Black ksniXS
Bellows, Anvi's vices DC. 81 M - = -
CIRCULAR AMI OTHER MILL saws
davenport, Apl 18th. lsS<-wEw
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-15

A. N. MCDONALD,
-pElLE IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS, Caps. Bosss, shoes, Ac.s
Carpet Bags, etc, etc.
west side Brady bet Second and Third Sts.,
one door South s.Forrest Building"
DAVENPORT, Iowa.
NPCheap fer Cash. Oesso' leas-du
SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
LARGE assortment OF
N aroeHA LARGE & SINGLE SQUARE,
Cashmere, SOLID coLoRs,
HIu'D rAsHMEREs,
BAY STATE
and o,her kinds. Those wishing to purchase good
go KNAPP & REDMON.
No.0 lie Claire Row
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For sale,
, LOTS on South side Second Street IN ycN.n.,,
= Addition: apply to G. H. DAvFNpnprr'
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SHOES AND CATERS.

SHOES AND CATERS.
AIDES Tan oi and Drab Caters very sheap'
l do hue blk and Plain do 40
do Kid and Enamel do cheaper than ever
do do and Enamel slippers 90 90
do Enamel Buskins. Extra si1es and many 9th
.r desr;bl. Goods. which offer al the yer! lowest
prices for the SINE quality ro
a,l and Brady Sts. = u. ia "so-e W,
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=
NJ EARLY NIL the business houses now being erected
IN in the east are covered with tin and may add
that many that contemplate building in Davenport in.
teud putting tin roofs this is decidedly the cheapest
roof that be put house, its durability is +imosi
endless and besides you will the expense ofinsu
RANGES We ,re now prepared 10 do work of this Kind
" hch warrant. specimen of our work msnshi
be seen Geo. b. Sargent's dwelling house In the
rear oil this city.
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DIED..

COYNEOn Wednesday May 81 after short and severe lines
Nj John ". Coyne in the o9sh yesr OF his age. -.
His Of the family invited TO attend me ia
pe raj from hL residence No. 8 Pacific st. near smnhst
South Brooklyn Saturday June at O'Clock precisely His 70
mains will be inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
cp.UaN-A. Rome Its.y sarah ~ Graham youngest dsush
ter late Bernard Graham Esq, OF NewfoH t"t asr' -
remains win be inferred the Cemetery OF
HERTAGE-On Friday January at O'clock aftef an uiness
Of twenty hours Mr. John Heritage ssed ~ years f.
and respectfully invited 70 sttsnd he u
residence No. 100 9th sunday ocioea
JENNE-In Brooklyn Friday morning june n O'Clock
Frederick JENNIE, soninlsw OF the late Jonn Ls~ehce
The funeral will she psce No 1874 fulton
ct o'clock his !sa1rdsys morning Ths ,nsna' ' '"' 10
KEITHOn Thursday June Mrs Mary Keith widow OF Cyr.
Keith In the Slst year OF her
her late re.dence No III south Fin, William sbursh
Providence and Cincinnatti papers please copy. =
ns Of Edward Ly ESQ., Of Albany
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are respectfully IN
attend the funeral services from the hsv Dr
Church on square Sunday afternoon the ID ns
McCARTIN-On Friday morning I'd inst shsr lingering hne~
John b. McCsriin. aged n years and months ..,,,
ed his late residence No III linton
o'clock His remains will be taken TO ofesn'od
MATHURIy-On the ia June. Genevieve Derons. ree Of
Fnei. Xavier Mshun Of Quebec aged years and monhs
The will take place Sunday at r. NJ Inc incnas
the Decreased the family respectfully invited 70 a.
tend A. No. las East Twentiethst.
Montreal and Quebec papers please copy H., r. o,xu
HI ~p3. and respectfully invited to attend biz
fob. on sunday 81 NJ from his lss residence No
WEBB-0a Thursday LIST inst, Charles t. of Charles T.
The friends 81 the family respectfully nviieate ssnt biz u
sunday 9th inst NJ from NO VIVIAN ofoanwJ'
fhoutfn
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MARRIED.

rRs-GOYEgECHE-On the eth April at the Cay Of Ais
me. MEXICO by the Don Juan Jose Masos Robinson BOSS
fy of this Civ Dons Msnues Goyeneehe daughter Of IN"
late Don Santiago q ~ sneeh- OF Asmos
pAY~FLO6D-f, Brookys LIST inst by the Rev DR. Pc
Henry Day Albany Eenor Laura daughter OF WIS ".
Flood - -, ,-,.x v ,s.x "A n, ,h,
Rev ID simons Mr. george T. Ferris OF salisbury Sf 70 mS
Mary C Perkins OF Stafford, n Y. 4, A.. n
Fl'rIGf RALD-STORMS-At Sing Sing June oy the MY
MIR Hssey FITZGERALD IT. OF fhiladephs 70 msftha D.
daughter OF Gen Henry Storms of .he former place
PhadelIli Liza papers please notice -
R-McGhEGOR-ln this City on ThuIsdss j. ne ~
the Rev Asa smith ID Thomas Gardiner, Jr to Cofnes
NcGTegor
Rhode Island papers Itease . A.
JACksON-JEW EsSON-n this City the ist inst BY tns
Rev A. MIR Alexander W Jackson, to Mis-" fsn'naan
''kN0WFR~ JoHNsO&-At Book6eld c. on Thursday Jrns
nv the Rev Mr. Curtis George kno~er OF brookyr ~ IT, I'd
Elalrh dan ghter Dsuel Johnson Esd Of Brooknesd
pOTTT the Church of the Ascension ~ T. on
the M inst by the L. Clover Rector of 81 johns Cnurcn
T. Potter sarah L. dauehero Lew"f Viovet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the lst inst, BY the Rev ~.
Hinton In the Dutch Reformed Church Washington que tno
Rev of Csstleton to Miss Mary Cfu's"ae"'
sister Of Prof ID. H. Cruttenden OF this CITY, A.. p.x
sTEELE-CAMERDEN-o Thur.tay June l. BY me rev :.
Van Doren OF Middebusll n j. Mr. Manning s'oc'o !"
Eliza A Camerden both of this City
HWICk-EAMESOn Thursday evening June l. 2, ry'
month Cbuh BROOKLYN the Rev H. w Bescher MT Henry
C. souihwck Mss Ellen d. Eanes daughter OF MI Lu'"''
Esmes of Brooklyn ~ L.. l., h. Nm,
Rev M Mr. Josiah ii Watts TO Ma Maria '" stovon>
all OF this Ciy.
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Snow IN JUNr.-We shall enter the glowing month of
june in two or three days but may mention, that not
wthstanding the great heat which have already had
there are yet as we informed very large quantities OF
snow in our backwoods and, know, extensive
patches on the back of the Saint Lawrence, between
Three Rivers and Quebec This is very unusual state
of things but strangers suggests ideas unavorabe to
tbe climate and should therefore be noted an unfre
ouen thing. So far recolectOns OF q p years
residence in Canada extend this is the only instance OF
snow in June II is true had heard Of such fact, but
do not think we had known of its occurrence; and
we doubt if within the time name, ANYBODY else mas
seen snow in large quantities the banks OF our river IN
June We hope another quarter OF century VIII expire
before il is duplicated Montreal Sun, 10Th ut
Ice AT THE NORTH.-Slip MeTimac Bray, from New.
burvpor arrived at Bic Island May o. She was detained
six DAYS by ice and fog. First fell in with the ice in lat
AGO AZ lon Coz which extended from the Cape Breton
side ali the way to REORGANIZATION aloft appearing
one solid mass of large and small pieces closely packed
Boston Traveller, LIST.
FIRE IN MoNTREAL.-On Sunday morning, 2sth ult,
fire broke ont in the fifth OF the Montreal Insurance
Companys building i'll Great st. James-st, occupied as
lodging rooms by the proprieors OF ST. Lawrence han
adjoining. The fire confined TO the fourth and min
stories The lower stories occupied by the Montreal In
surance Company and Montreal Mining Company az
Offices were considerably damaged by water Loss est
mated at $4,000. lOgdensburgh hepuphcah.
Two MEN DRowNED.-During the severe gale OF Tues
day night two men were drowned in our harbor near
Steamsh wharf by the upsetng OF a mud-scow Ihey
were Irishmen, named Claherty and King
WV Portland Advertiser, LIST.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

SATURDAY, June 2-3 L. H.
AsHEs-yhe market is heavy at IS SASS 81 for Pots
and IS rs for Pearls.
CoTToS-The market is steady at the decline.
FLOUR AND MEAL--A fair demand for Western ana
State Flour and prices are l2lc. better.
The arrivals are light and the inquiry good for the close
of the week. The better grades continue 20 advance ana
are scarce Canadian Flour less buoyan and In fair de-
mond for the provinces and the home trade Sales oil
500 bbls at S. 37} in bond, 90 so 50 62 duty paid.
The sales of Western Canal 300 bbls at - Ia
50 81 for ordinary State; 80 50 6ai for common to
cood straight State 80 80 A for mixed to fancy
Michigan and common to good Ohio Southern Flour is
steady and in fair request sales of 1000 bois al -
50 81 for mixed to good brands Baltimore, &c rye
Flour is firm at 500 Sc 25 for fine. Corn Meal hrm
sales of 800 bbls. jersey at So s7asi
GRAIx-The market is buoyant for good shipping quar-
t;os and the demand fair sales Of 100 BUSH red Upper
Lake Mt 81 s50sl s7l 5000 BUSH fair white Canadian
at Sc 10 in bond and 1900 BUSH good red southern al
81 o. Rye and Barley unchanged. Oats are duil ana
heavy at ~ 076c. Corn is 203c lower; sales oil 'Oooo
BUSH at 20 SEC for Western Mixed 7saslc Tor ROUND
Yellow, soas9c. for Southern Mixed and s4ds'c Tor
Southern white and yellow.
WHIsKEYThe market is unsettled and is lower safes
Of $50 bbs at for Ohio and 80 oslo for frson
PRovIsiossA fair supply of Pork on the Market anu
prices are firm at sl3 sl3 Sc for Mess and sl2 20 ior
Prime Beef is buoyant and in limited supply; sales Oh
Country Mess at 50 62a sl2 so; Repacked Chicago
sl4 5odsl4 rs; Prime O. 25ass a5. Cut Meats, Lard
Rutter and Cheese unchanged.
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TEXAS.

From The New. Orleans Picayune May %
Nv The arrival of the steamship Louisiana Capt smith
we have papers from Galveston to the Ss and
10 the eth. ,a,.;. -
The last Legislature Of Texas passed special sc'
S;b The sale of spurious and vinous liquors in any guam
y except for medicinal purposes Inc vote was
En- .; he onponepts of the license law resulted Us
follows: ,a
For the law tno lieepsel: ID
nth ,he naner. of Nacogdoches exung in the re-
suit Of the election and claim great triumph o' 'no
Of temperance. ..,.-., ,r;ur,,h NJ
the no LIQUOR license law upon which the people wi Dc
csed TO vote At the August election throughout the
State. -
Tine Times Of the Goth has the following;
The San ANTONIO Ledger is informed by the o'des' IN
habtsnts that the prospect for the pecan crop IN 'ns
Nueces aud Medina bottoms 10 better now Than 'ney
Cotton blooms wsrs handed 70 ~ editors o. The Co
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FIRES.
49, -
MN N knuRIH-Sr

dNou, oolcok Saturday morning, fire broke out in a
..se building in the rear Q. No. l9a Fourhs occupied
Nv KcysN s Berrien, a csrpenershop. The building
srirx filed with large quantity of light lumber and I'm
shed work. the flames spread with astonishing rapidty,
and was only with the greatest difficulty, owing to the
,uSsicn Of the premises TINT the remen could subdue
,,sm Through the united eSeriions of the ice depart
men, OF the district the fire confined to the building
in which i, originated.
Ts loss OF Messrs. Keyser * Berrian on the building
srd stock is estimated at about $4,000.
Insured for s. 500 in the Greenwich Insurance Co., and
O., 500 in tie ST. Marks Fire Insurance Co.
HE fire is supposed have been the work OF ncen.
dsr, as when the workmen left the shop the previous
even ise, the premises in safe condition.
FIRE IN THIRD-ayESUE.
ou Friday evening fire broke out in the dwelling house
No. sssl Third av., but it exngushed before much
damage occurred.
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FIRES.
rrnr In wILIIANsBuR6H.

TIRE ~ wILLIANsbtH1H
ARRysr ox SUSPICION OF ARsoS-Shorty after o CLOCK
Yesterday morning fire was discovered In the drygood'
store of Meesrs. Swartz Wechser, NO. 100 1rand''
1t was speedily exiinguished by the Ponce ana ie pe
psriments The fire originated In the vcnly u 'e ue'H
ho confer Of the store and was undoubtedly the work
;ncendiary The stock s valued at about - coo and
era. insured for oOo being $4,000 in each Of the follow
inc compsuies: Williamsburgh City, Etna of Hartford
Granite and City Insurance Ohces Damage on the stock
about o. 900 The building is owned by Me's. Clock
Miller and was damaged about $780, covered by In
,urspce in the Citizens and other companies
On examining the premises yesterday i was discovered
sh.a piece had been cut out Of shutter IN the bsc.
dow. BIZ boring VIII gimbIct sod . bait clipped es'S
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We are glad to learn that the newly-invened Pa'e~
Elastic Horse Shoe notice Of which appeared in the
columns of the TRIBUNE short time since is to be intro
duced into this city Is humanity alone should cause IL
TO be brought general Any invention for the
lief Of the horse will NEE. with general APPRECIATION
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CITY ITEMS

METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR MAY 1854
PzspsRED ExrREssLY : TRfsrSE. EY SissoSs
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C,Rp-In addressing an audience at DIR. Penning

toms Church Saturday last in reference to the recent
e aud return fugitive slaves stated that MI rasdse
son Of the ate T. Marhs this District had spoken untruy to
me IN l personal inquiry these slaves In this was In
an error thus publicly correct my remarks In reference
TO tt., gentlemen the to whom alluded nave
known SIR Ben H. Talmadse fox three years past ana tue
aunce impressed me to his character Tor houo
Az, illusions intended for gentleman OF
different name whom taken 20 be son Of the late
Marshal.
this explanation may not be seen by al VINO heaa M w
; :, in s,vs me treat Measure what then said
publicly the assertions were made upon tue mex.
adS au the subject % slavery o. IN any other P
propae manner ~ ~ ~
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BY TELEGRAPH To The NEW YORK TRIBUNE
THE BOSTON SLAVE CASE.
ATTEMPT TO AS SASlNAT E
RICHARD Ill. DANA.
SUSPENSION OF EFF IaIES
TOLLING OF BELLS C0NTINTED.

Bosros Saturday, June 3, 1854
Richard II. Dana one OF the counsel for Anthony
Burns was knocked down in the street last night with
slung shot, and badly hurt
The examination of the eleven arrested for riot
and the murder of Bachelor on Friday night OF last week.
going on in the Police Court to-day largo crowd is
:; attendance and numerous witnesses are being called
About one O'Clock this morning, three images were
found suspended to the flagstaff the Common having
the following names attached:
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WIND. ATMOSPHERE q


Nondsv. MAY Wind ". and s W. l. Clear
Tuefdsy MAY wind : W and Clear hazy snd cloudy
W.Snesdsy s,sy s-wind y va Rain night nd
to-day. c,- ,,,
Fndsy Nav 5-Wnd Mostly elesr shower Light,
,irr torn AZ A p NJ with moderate \. W. Cear
ssfufdsv Msv Wind y. ". ! end Mostly clear.
srndsv Nav 7-Wind y w SID W. snd ? Clear
Mord.v Msy Wind y. ". CleaI
Tres5ry NAV s-Wind w End : ". Clear Rain after night
Wtdntsdsy Mny Prrtly clear early Shower at Light
~ Ttsieav Nav iiWind W Clear Cloudy afser nah,.
Fday siay I-Vind snd W. Clear FogEy after 10 T. u
saturday, NV le-Wzd T. Rain for an hour OF two A NJ
sILday Msy -wird L. sud Ell Cloudy ami fog shOwery
MarSsv Nav Is-Wind : z. ] and Cloudy and fog A NJ
Nesi. cl.aI 7 " Lshtnins Fos after II p 81
Tre.dav MY l6-Wnd : and !. Clear .
W,auesdsy Nav i7-Wnd : Z. o. and Showers at A NJ
,ffreon fi,svy rain and wind with lightning ct midnight
Tursdsy Mey SNind ; p snd Rain morning aud even
ipq Parity clear Foggy and calm night
Ffday Msv Ig-W md SortheTly I and > Clear
Ssfufdsv Nav 2a-Wind South !. Clear
sutdsy Mag 2lN IND :. anG y. o. $ T. l. Clear morn
ing end Cloudy ard rs through mid day Lightning
Mordsy Mar z2--Nind W and ; J. Clear
Tuesdsy, MAY zs-v.rdN.2 :. l. Clear
MeQuesdsy Wv i-Nind ; and ;. W. and ; Clear.
Thursdsy May 5-Wiud ; T.. l. Rain all day int Knitting Fog
u.-Li. ". J. and Atayr shower ste dusk clear ateL
sdurdav Gsy v y and ". Clear morning and evening
SsG6sy Msy ,3-vrd WI Clear hos simmer day Clouds
MopSsy May 2e--wnd Z l. Mostly clear Cloudy and rain
Tae.dsy May s-Wind T. and r. Cloudy Dull rain much
Wedn,,dsy May 5l-vind N ". , and l. Clouds prevail
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