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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
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Cases Of Rheuna ism, Burns, Ulcers, sprain, r.t,
Soret sore Throat, Neurstsia, Tooth Ache Head Ae
Pains IN the Back, side breast, bolts, ring scus
pmpcs, diarrhrn, have been cured In the last see
Also, numerous cases OF Sweeny, taids Spln, fIa,
a Big Head, Big Shoulder. Poll Evil. Sprains Giss
aers, Bolts, holc, yellow Water, Ac. Thousands s
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia, Liver Complsr
Head Ache, Diseases Of the skin. JaBndice, Nerves,
Pains uf all kinds bilious affections, eos,i,enes
niale Affections, &c, have been restored to p<rs,s
health b. the use OF Gilmorc's Anti Billion. Pills
Cray Hairs,
and Premature Badness prevented by the use If l.
Nc knny's Gtrcsssian HAIR Tonic. THIS be aaful Con
bination prevents the hair from falling of, prono.a
lis grow ih and renders II son aud glossy.
Agents Wanted,
IN every town throughout the United States far The sale
Oft J. Mekinty's Ceiesiia Balm, an uneoaaicd rem.
dy for Cholera, by scniery, Disrrba fiaI, Ghele art
all pains in the bowels.
POISON,
n. J. Hekinny's Worm Medicine contains no rsp,
and is warranted purely vegetable This pr~rsn,s
has expelled Worms of all kinds from the iets,nsl -
nal when other preparations ofereat ropute failed.
Fever and Agus
IN a its varions types permanently cured. siihoui
jury to tho sys'.tn. BY the OFT j. Meknny's fs,
and aguc Pills. This tonic eparstion has tss
eqaaied. II never fsils Try il and be satisfied Ia,
agHe can DO cured.
St. ss.'; s.:...s s..'.".-, D' 's..'
nov g., ls53-ly~trw
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

BUUK BINUENY,
Blank Book and Paper Box Mandatory.
NO. 4 COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
w MULLER. Book. Binder in davenport beg.
w leave 10 inform the citizens of Davenport, Rock
bland. Moline aud vicinity that he has received
ling Machine and is prepared To do all the work
ia this line Paper Ruling and ank Look Manuac-
turing Also all sorts Of binding: manuf rtures all
sorts Paper xc., Frames and tarDises Maps aud
Pictures &c IIe also does Paper Hanging al the,
lowest prices.
blank Books for general use, Band, Hat and Pampl
let Boxes constantly on hand.
May II, is54-tr~-n ". MULLER.
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BREAD, CAKES & CRACKERS.
Wholesale & Retail,

y'HF subscriber having pufehaSed ono OF sictoIIuhs
L celebrated Cracker Mac hinss, he Is prepared o
furnish hs customers and all others with Butter, Soda
Sugar Boston. Oyster and Picnic Crackers, PHO,
Bread Cakes. Rusk and Loaf Bread at Wholesale or
retail The above articles viii he sold as cheap as oan
he bought in this part of the country.
Bakery on Front. between Rock Island and Perry
streets above tho steam mills. All orders from the
countr, prompti. attended TO. ,ao,p
payennnrt, lows. Apl a2d, ls54.wtrw
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
ILLINERY

New Arrival OF
MILLINERY FANCY GOODS.
AIRS. 4. McNEAL has just received a large as
Nl sortmcut of Winter Millinery. consisting Of
Velye,s, Piumes, Emhroid.ries, Artificial. Flowers,
Ribbons &c Sc, in fact gene raj of goods
pertaining to her business which will be sold
afaetured in the latest aud mosts approved manner
Store in the South west corner OF Second aud Perry
SITS. first corner above Smiths Variety Store.
Davenport, Oct. g, 1854.
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PREMATURE GRAVE.

1T is y lamentablc fact that thousands have ~
i brought TO premature grave by nesleetiur h ~.
some good and efficient medicine IN tim. 10 ,r,- ~
course OF disease II Is also startling truth th,, -
sands have been hcradcd 10 an uniime, grave ~ ~
use Of poisonous bostrums. The author tbcre,o. a.
ing the nccessit, of some good and efficient rneJr,
which could be relied upon when the service, Of sr
peten Physicians could not he Obtained ha. beer i,
ced TO offer his Mamatake Linimcnt and Ast RIts.,
Pil.sio the public. These medicines are os,l
strictly honest and from medicines OF virgin purity !.
ing warranted purcl. vegetable.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL!

MOT at the lie Claire House, but right opposite To it
! y at the Store OF the well known Merchant Tailor,
l.. w. sTEfNBERG, ID STREET.
Of a W ell assorted Stock of IL cad Made Cloth
ing. Hats. Gaps, Trunks, Carpet i'gs. Shirts, era
watts, &c. DC, &c.
The undersigned is beginner and promises those
who will favor him with their calls an honestana up
right dealing.
In prices and quality ofgoods am able To compete
will, any establishment In this City.
please call and exalni c my goods before you go
81 where A. MIEDKE, Agent.
Davenport, Mayi~ -wtrw-u
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For Lease.
6trayed
MORE NEW GOODS!

NUKE NEW oVVU0:
HE undersigned W uid respectfully inform the pub
lie that he has just received and now opening oa'
al No. LIE Claire Row, splendid stock OF
NEW GOODS,
Consisting in part OF
Clocks. Watches, Jewelry, Lamps, Table Ware,
Silver and Britannia, Knives and Forks,
Spoons, Pen-knives and Cutlery:
Nhieh added IN hs usual Stock and VARIETY will sns
DC him to supply the demands the Public in his line,
with the best choice as 10 sle Pattern and Quality,
anu ne w be pleased to supply them at the very low
COZ 1880, A. e.. BILLION.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

,u,FAS-A Snc assortment of Fresh Teas, conss ime
] ofImperiai, Young Hyson and Black In hi Ches''
9 and boxes, recciy ed and for sale ~ ,pn
Oct ,s JIM DALZEII. 4 BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

~ ,,c creat nrorrc.s constantly making In ever
/ hraneh ~ Science and Ar III this country, ana G
necaiiy In davenport, the art Of making covering
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
GARDEN LOTS.

~u oH, Lots Of Five Acres each situated one mile
hn p " ci!! 0, davenport, on Esst side Of Du-
pnIne Road Also Eight lots Of -Four Acre. carh and
cx W Oh ohe Acre each situated one mile north Of
az. ~ , import on the Hickory Grove Road on west
'Pi'' :" g. l.. DAVENPORT,
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IAGES.
On Second Street between Perry and Eock 1sian
Streets,
navemnOrfs Iowa.

WE keep constantly on hand large Icy :
w supply Of Carriages and BnggicsC ~ 80
OF Eastern manufacture. made of the ES3OfB
best iron and timber that New Ensiand---,
can flrnsb We also have supply Of splendid sing lie
and double Harnesses at the REPOSITORY.
Aug %. ls5A-wtrw-ly O,bhlEN q W.
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

Timber for Sale.
THE subscriber will sell all the timber JAG acres,
L which IL very heavy on reasonable terms by az
pcation for il In few days. This timber is only II
miles below town, on the old McGregor farm.
Oct 10Th T. g. EADS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-01-28
OH 1i',al Correspondence.
corre'pon lonee q ihc Gel Whi-
TIE TROUBLE II ERE.

from Il citizen fthS county, now up a.
Hong The lakes, we have the f,low.n; letter in
Preference to The troubles Il. Erie, which thrnw$
additional light upon the somuch talkcd-oG
procession of lalics.--Ed
CLEVELAND, JAN. ~, 81
+. [. RICKETTS,, Esq -Dsar Sif:-Thp rod
'crS of The Wing in Oll Cecil have, no ,tp.nt
picard OF the warfare now going on in Erie,
Ia. have felt some fits pleasures by hay
ing been forced to rid, over islall road for
seven mics, in wagm without springs or
cover. Yet the cii2,ns Of E.ic say they are
wight AMI that their courts, in die premises,
l,rc higher tlian the courts Of the L. States.
The people around Eric arc with the ErcnS
but III the state of New York .!.cy arc dsc:l.d
" opposed to the bylI-rrcnt movements.
Threc day a.o one hundred AMI thirty wo.
men marched in procession to one Of ;hc rail,
road Bird rcS and tore it down, while the III Ii
carried the timbcrS away and burned them.
The women were Datch with the exception Of
one of the leaders who was Il negro. 50 much
for womcn'S rights.
Ohio is losing heavily on account of these
troubles, as well as all the companies thai
connect with the State line.
Ere contains about 5000 Inhabitants.
Yrs truly, SO. T..
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rorrcSpon lcnae of Tho Cc"'l Wing.
REMARKS ON Els LETTERS,

Mr., EnlTon:-I have rra with regret Ger
falh letters i'll your paucr from "A wcS!crn cor.
frSponlcnt whose remarks forbid NV longer 81
.pch'r' men see II coul;n ,mlahlc people
Ip'rl'ri"aily represented who have tested
| 'hclr KIM irsS AMI cXpcrcn :el every variety
"l Their cu <to;nS, cannot brook the in,lirnty
offered to that p,oplc even through The ieno,
rance of the an,hor.
iH"ir is an opinion entertained by some in
tn" Mantle Safes. that the "Baclwools,ucn,,
1aS the people west Of the mountains, arc term
-'d are sem! savagcS. rude ia manners boor-
ls'l IN dress fan"ultiya'rl in.rllccts: and, in
short, entirely different and inl,rio. race Of
beings to those Of thc cod States" This is
wei! known amongst the western people, and
l. on can scarce got 20 the River of B,auty BE-
fore you arc walked up l,y dis sort orqucstion.
4 granger Tor ali eastern man is aS quick
Ivy KhoWA West: asa wiS'crn one is here
''w.at pat of he EaS: are You from? How
ido You like the West ! ISpoSc YOU counted
Hn la''in:. rough So", of Christians out here
ilio'A the maay gratGi;oa,j newspaper notices
I've have hal from mushroom travellers %
From this very fact man going to our val
ley must continually be on lii, guard fo. his
every movement is closely watched. And
even whcn he least thinks Of it, he is charged
with acting ca",lc$<ly because he is among
western people. And moi seldom is he inform
c" "that If is common habit amongst cast
era folks to lay aside ctiqucttc in their west
I'm travels, JUS. ',s"a;Sr they think we are
ignorant Of it." ,i!.ch i. the opinion of most
OF English travellers who visit our shores: of
all Americans: and just in the same contempt
we all hold those European tourists, for their
blgotcl, unfair and un~cncrous accounts of
our people" are such writers held by the citi-
zen: Of the west Cor their short sighted and in
| cN"'Iiahy incorrect opinions of them.
All Of Mr.. t9>bI, E. remarks cannot tinl
time to comment on many Of them arc cor
rect, l!lt his ideas of the west are necessarily
very meagre, and his letters must lc but par.
tal sketch Of the country, and those frag,ncn.
tory g>canin&' which lie has l.;c'e! up as he
passed from Baltimore to Indiana seem to be
in toto. the shade of the picture.
| Your readers in general are well aware OF
this fact. Lest, however, some are not SC
we'll posted on the History in detail of thcil
own country, ! ask ofyou Il little space for {,
week or two, and will cndcavor to enable tho
gentleman to find the spcctaclcs through whcl
he may see objects in different light from
which he has viewed them. HAROLD.
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DEArU or On. BIRp.--Dr. Robert Mont
gomcry Bird who has bcvn for some years
past the principal editor 'fNc Philadelphia
North American died in that civ on Monday,
last. Though for some years w. Bird has
devoted his talents exclusively to ill., coulnct.
ing of the influential Journal with w,ich bc
was connected, he was well known in,c ill.,
crary world as the author of several tr"ge;cs
and a number of novels, among which area
Broker of Bogota, Hawks OF Hawk Hollow
and others, that We're received with well dc
served popularity. As an editor he was able
copous. and always an able advocate OF II
I mercantile and business interest OF Phi'ade
| phia. BY large circle of friends he was hig
" esteemed.
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COUNT. Correspondence.
lcorrespen !cnce ,fThc Ccc;l Whis.I
Lcts>; sgC1:a CEicSaa oca.lc.
CHESAPEAKE CRY, Jan. q, 81.

/ N"f"'-h ''-N.r ~ YAH ~ IL.
i F7iHg IT Asiso-""jo III th"." 'Efcy'-TNa
NJ" fh'| i,1ris-E'r Shm' ,B-Tom.
4 boF-".,sM i'ri!.c, O..
4 DEAR H:-ihli,yc m",-t,, in% Il rian l.; liz.
convrrsant with the ma tlna Of "Et,;1.y ii.li.
yidals'-.i ''r amed nn. Of '.,lrawin. in -
i Nclsc'.' ,ercaan and wit. 'Si,.;,Ic Of Pts.
is:ra'ts-' forbid that lie should v.ratlc,npt
ia wittici-'n. Why the FLOW actually he
slicvcd wync Of a real Chicken and slylv
sticks in an advertisement. Oh vcrlanry.
Witty krlSo knew you not that that verv
s"Shanghai" created more talk, more crews"
and "bu>ts' than ever happened in the town
cor country where ''kclso" lives H,'Sa
game fowl and never attempts any thing
which he d,cs not perform, and in tl,is he
sadly diff rs from "Kcl<o," who attempted
sarcasm ami missed tie ,narb tried wit and
shot wt'r still 'Giol" wrote of him be
cause he deemed him worthy, but "IIclso"
vcn;cd-pr"bahly-lls private spleen, by
giving pitfnl d'srriptio ola private bust"
Here lies thc dil@rcn:e-;rlgt readers of The
Wing between the two.
''T.ic man about town, 'who usually fur.
n!ShcS me ''niattcr' has left, and hence am
at a loss what TO write. One thing however
Is certain curiosity about "Goq' is inrrcaS-
ing anil some may yet know to their sorrow
wao he is. The curious always find their re-
ward, and this case shall not be an exception
to the general rule. ale who runs may
read"
The public works aye now moving 70 com
p!ction rapidly, and should nothing unforeseen
happen vessels 30 f.c. long will pass through
'.thc Ditch" on the Dad of June.
The Ericsson line have purchased one, and
are building another new steamer, 100 feet
long with II saloon one hundred f. in l,nwth
This is quite an improvement ON the littlc
pin he'd bowls" which pull along nightly
now.
The towhoat "iIingS'on" commenced on
Saturday last anl started for Baltimore. for
the purpose Of repairing, by the time tlc tow
ing of the season commences.
'ihc taNal Co.. are now "tling.ng" II .roSS
IA bridge just above the entrance to the new
Locks. This will c',n&p tho direction of inc
public roa'l AMI adj mlnv IA .:liti.s TO- the
business ci' ti.c Bohemia sd. Goo.
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~, w. VIZ ', :, ~ '''''N"D I"1rE ERIE Rl01
-, ''"'' h>1', y III, yates Marsh;
,' wy " 70 q II instruct "a @sy!yamia,
Saturday evening last, receive, t,1,,..o. !,
~ ''''' ,'''', 'N''''',' cree Hccting III
;op:vcccd to Erie, and take such ..,,.,
were necessary to protect the ran, 49,,
pal,icS there ia the work Of re, airing, ,.o,t
The dispatch stated thai if there wa, ~.
sis;ance 10 the Marshall, he would be,
cd by a sufficient number OF Uni.ctlN -,
troops.
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| NEXrmTED RETrnN.-The miona't
Arhan, who made al as"rn. from Bnir,;
Spain. more than two years ago, a;il had
sine been heard of, and who was bclicv,
have fallen into the sea, and hran l,own,l.
made his appearance again. m .\ll;eant
ter says .lat his balloon won't over to AZ
and that he was seized AMI made slave,
continued ia chat state for Two years, wi,c
made his escape.
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Z [ 4 NO

Nv on exhibition and for 1
I,.' 1'Fs only, in th,Ladir>' I'll
ments I ,'., Of the above I'D
mirad ; D'1'l with and without Il
of U,u -Io,ian, made by the ccb.
pill, 1.,l't, Davis x Co. Thor I.
Strna "'rinhr, Ware Rooms, NH
few Of , l',G 'coi'an with the Pi.S
Who d do 'i~ir sweet and flowing t
"i ~, 'eSirc to call and cxamin@.
n,icn ,gSr Pianos will he sold at nj
,n,a eS, ana each INSTRUMENT sold
r. tI mat It will give unuualiGcdI
~ 'np purchaser. Second houd A
H., ,""nye: Pianos Tuned, &c.
'"" y L. IL. OSBORN
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RAILROADS IN THE l. STATES, JAN. |.
From the annual tabular statement {
Railroad Journal it appears that the ,
number of miles of Railroad in the u
States, in op'ro'ioa, upon the first day 9
current year, was l5,5ll miles; an mere,
2lol miles since January |, 1853.
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APpolNrMENr.--Air. II. +. Baton.
Comptroller of The Treasury of Mayvl;
been appointed to second class Isl,
annnm) clcrkship in the Office of the
Auditor of the Treasury, at Washing
till the vancancy occasioncd by the
of Mr.. a. IL. Shriver, of Maryland.
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TAKE NOTICE

"A ' h c. VI. MrNSON 4
nlVlng procured a FIRST rItel
l, n ra1 'le city of Phil,deipl,il,
a., "a TO attend to the wants ofI
n ~, VINO may rely upon hayi5
, "'o with dispatch, and W. i
' a., ny. watch before it leaves ID
~, PUT In a condition to be warsl
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In%Su$QuE!IANNA BRlp mdci,stan
that the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bait
moTcrailroad company have purchased Stor
quarry near Port Deposit, from Judge Coz
stable, and have already commenced worliin
it, in order to procure the necessary stone
be used i'll the construction of the bridge aero
the S.'squhanna.
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SPECIE At BosroS.-During the year IS
the amount of specie received at the mort
Boston from foreign States was Sis COS.
which &96,09i was in gold and S24.074 in,
YER. The exports for the same rcr,od v
~ $50, S5779, Of this amount $4.43o .45S
was in gold, and Sl22, 1896 in silver. !
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PENNSYLVANIA L. S. SmN ,rDH.-ThcH o
Jas, Cooper ]aTing bccn elected President
the Sanb'1ry and Erie railroad, it's S;lppoS,
may resign his seat in the L. S. Senate. \
ready the Hon. John l.. Dawson, Jul;
Black, Hon. John Robbins, Vim. l.. Hrs
Esq, and others, arc named as his probab
SjlrrrGSnr
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DEATH OF TIE RUSSIAN MINISTERIAL
Alexandra Bodisco, who has so long and so
honorably to himself filled the post Oh RUSSIAN
Minister at Washington died at his residence
in Georgetown on Monday morning
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SAD End tM Exrrn.-Nr. pa.ri.
y '''no""e, "nac The Irish cxilcS who nraI
''' ,H."i'. ''"''' : Dicman's Land. and a
avs. III '''', c"'"'' a few months since, die
W. ''''''} i'',' ~ lodgngs in Brooklyn,
~ y ''.',N' 10 y he died almost alon'
''''' "''.'''' '''''i'|'ad was buried on M,
'"S H. ''''''"''i ,'Nry by few friend
v. WV .'',' w. "''' was bani,;hcl frol
~, ,''''' : ''''' NJ 'Fly Of the ,lccea%c
lwiF' and daHg''tcr) AID in New York o
saturday last, but did Mind his where,
bouts until af.cr his death.
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PRo,up,rloN IN VIRGlNIA.-On "Wednesday
no less than SO petitions in favor of a prohlh'-
tory liquor law, were presented in the Virginia
House of Delegates.
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MARTIN K0szTA.--It is SAID that Martlh
Koszta is now in New York, in state OF utter
des,itution. The Herald alleges that an APP
plication was recently made on his behalf Tor
clcrkShip in that establishment AT a sap''y u
five dollars per week.
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-.

\ - ;, - a.,
.h coz NTI' C.pMMtri s.
me- ut their niii - in ti4
' - the -.'st i,v,rit
~ Surh Supervisors.
!. - ''N ac,nlntS ar nptili|
!, ~. ~ MIR, i. c. J.. Il
tn % IN
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lco,rc, pom!rnco. sf.Hhe Wig. |

NEAR tnMRRY Him. %. -.
Bel ROM-R.W RoM-. Rom-Ihc
Mjf~fiJm DjsGpp "rncs<rc Hollis
! IFS M0p"ny, 81.
Der R'ck"fiS: III wcreav that The
weather isa li.tlc colder up n.an it nss
been sine 1852, you, nos, would IN
;lorse the opinion. Oar rp-c very bad
bn, every body knows MA.ll! we will
not complain: the plank lGcumng, the
prospect of which enables rnopc aid IN
dulc.
], however, believe that aRo;ulup the
dividing ridge between tla and Little
Elk Creeks would answers purpose. I
thought 50 when the cngincerc levcllhl-
the two creeks last winter, ;aink 80 sill.
y road III the centre would aelo,Iatc both
creeks. 1t would be an ca<}1trr to lave
a small warehouse opposite cananlla'tu-
rmE establishment, in w!li..r,oSit th,i!.
wares wlli.' they conIl cal.wI.cn they
chose, But if we cant get oa l. LET ~
have the plank road "a haf :, better
than 10 bread
me plank road fivcr is set up prctt,
high, and if the good people sIltnn loci,
well to their interests, and tn, bur, ,.ro.;-
pailty and sustain the road bl.cr:liou
ST. * freely, the road can be Ma y, ,wisa |
it camIo..
he mysterious di>apl ,a,ancc a:c IIoI.
Is, colortd, is now generally the. If con. |
rr>aiion hcr,aboutS, and alno..r, o,.
I've ih,ir own "oajec'u" .y<2gct,; ,r,,c.
Anc think he has been fn,il!y with
"'cES that ne has commi,tcd stockholders
''A he has been sent South Sc. ! o,,,.
>"Nlat he is missing and cannot ,,.nl
h''0'S Ia e residence. Some IF; ,t.so,s
"e'Nut III %,a""l. Of him the ohcr( avail
no Tics Of him can be found to iii ,,,.
li@htl .hc subject.
Tic known !,im more Shan - year1
INV 'H"N,d him Is all Industrious. M
''e ma I!y his economy and imla$l,
IN" Faa'' for hjms,lra small farm, ",
a"g' 800. He has left some sock, |
p'' oxen f@., the cave Of which is no,
''',''''l ehc ntiglhors. ami which oush
~ "" ''S,P' IN some way AT an carly Peri
"'' VINO II til" ri@h: to do it and in case.
y .o' '""Avho has right 10 take ella
:" '''> c'9',Snd if found Lad, who are I.
~ l, = are 1'fon' | am not abe 10 a',swc
- HIS ','', ) informed, any relative liyi,
'''' ''N '''''' w. LITTLE ELK.
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GJThe adviccs by the Niagara,
rived at Halifax on Monday, seem I
the inevitability of a general war in
There appears to be no probability
Element of the difficulty between Il
Turkey. II
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e S''''''''',.s go. -
VI Sl;Gi..'.-.\ good SUI,
aMI tr'utIrna!i ; ,,i.m .SJo
Jan ~ \I. 81
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!, MY = first r,', To bp
Nesy t":iE. 'N,J'..a,t. +
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.tSr AEtMiyNU,-.N clio.
rIil "al lis;r'ln'lm IS. al
r't;"nf lS'ua.t, .iliY~ntl
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GA Bill to regulate the sale
facturc ofintoxicating liquors. or
derstand it, a "prohibitory Liquor
boen made the order of the day ii
of Delegates for February Slh.
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WHERE: crn I liz some \.
y l.'eI, W hit F..rt or II"rrr.
: Man Street, | Tim; You
.thoEt els win ne i3lHirins.
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Now my opinion is the course to pur-
sue in road mending and other matter
is to do what you do rsshke JOB oft;
put i; there tG.stqy aad'eccfh till 20" are
done. LTLE ELK.
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: Hgh Pricc.-Thc best family !
VIZ in Washington at $40 per
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-03-11
FROM MEXICO.

We have dates from the city of Mexico to the
18th ultimo and from Vera Cruz to the 22d
Gen. HERRERA, ex-Presdent of the Republic died on
the 10TH He Of the veterans Of the war of In
dependence and political he has given proofs OF
the oiest patriotism and disnterestednes. lie was bu
ried without official pomp. #
The Eco del Concrete Of Vera Cruz publishes y
letter from Mr. Angel Iturbide general agent of the Sloo
company, and dispatches from Messrs. Williams and
Daniel Pierce, engineers Of the company
ing that the work the sthus route begun the
29th utmo under the auspices Of Gen. Martin Cos and
Of the principal authorities Of the department Several
speeches made the occasion. Preparatory ope-
ratons had been commenced the 25th by Engineer
Wall at place called such and learn by the oaaca
papers that Indian aborers already OF work Mt Pos
tillo del Cerro So this great route is building at
three different points, viz at the mouth of the Coatzacoal
cos, the borders of the Pacific and ut the centre.