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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-22
FIRE! FIRE!! eFTREty
MORE TRlUMPHs tHegWll
HlsHi'S SA LA M : n EN- SAFEST

" inE FOLLOWING trRTynATrs BAYr list nrv-
received by the nails The, form addition,
OF the superiority of RI,H's SaLAnAkprg
FIRE IN NCHAklFSIUN
~ a, :, tEaR' rsTos. Apriisu It5Il
MR. L. NJ HsTcH. gent for Rich's SsIapa ndey So.
Dear sir: Finding " nposstl. r. oy on, ,.as = =
Ing me 'hs nre which destroyed our store r Fssne
several papers io test it, Nesre glad TO xi.io
ndt tui sustained the high reputation OF Snie,
me preservation oi these p per more tbrr v ~
peeted when We Witnessed the iniens, hestiIxs..n
Jected TO. Yours, DC
COUH1NEY. JkANANgx .rf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-22
JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

81 OOD VI 49,
invite the attention OF the public to our superior
facilities for doing JOS WoRK of all kinds WIN he.nes'
di.patch anil cheapness. our stock OF Joo raPeis'
1arIs vc IL constantly receiving new adiitons whic
we have the lat of Types, 'o
working up this stock to suit any order use
WELLS PATENT POWER JOB PRESS.
=, which we ara enabled to do work cheap, fast ana
good We have also ordered Ia
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS.
forths execution small and due work In an elegant
manner These with other facilities ana me assou
rnent ofypes, enable US to defy competition. "ehaVe
RULING MACHINE
8. there I'm the western country and the only one IN
F,an.vle by which enabled To do Ill kinds oil
RULED BLANK WORK
On an. neatest st,e orders either by letter or in
sou are respectfully s'licited from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
fer Handbill. Bills adng, &C.. &c The work wiii ne
executed aud sent home promptly, anu charges reason
able. I'm u.,v
-PAswe hav- reduced our 'riees lately I'D many
kind. work, while the prices or material snd aor
I've gone up our Tor job Work are invariaoi!
Cash ON DELIVERY OF WORK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-22
BARBER SHOP.

II THOMPSON. having purchased the interest Of all
other the late know the fhomp
Institute will hereafter conduct the in his
the Mr. Thompson woul his
thanks Of Evansville for their liberal PATRONAGE
solicit edg
inxh himself tos spare no ins TO merritt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-22
LOOK Tn THE RREC.


SONE THINGS CAN sisk DONE WELL AS OTHERS
j. HART. having returped frnm the Easte Cities
HE would inform his old customers and the etzees
.ta that he has his shoe Main
selected stocks OF Seasonale Fsshionale BOOTS
SHOES ever brought this cy. ooIlPrsng Gents Boots
All sinds iistsrs % all tn different fOuths Child
hne Boots Misses Gsisers and all knds and
In an $ Shoes in abundance
lie HIS also fine stock No Rad Sole Leather and Tsy
lor's No. Oak. OF Ciucnnar
ALSO-33 fine French Calfstins different brands
fresh from the Custom House in New YOrk.
ALsO-Noroccos Lining. Bindings, Thread Guts Pereha
Material necessary be Boos
Shoes all Of which will be sold cheap hs cheapest
warranted rood.
Tie has aso large force Of experienced workmep
employed in manufacturing which evasles him pete
either for neatnes cheapnes durability with
my3l-tf H. ]. HART.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
VIE CoPartEersup heretofore between the sub
IL scribers Ter the ant style Of Mac Lohensne
is this day dissolved by mutual Lohensne who
adjustment of all claims against ola i'll
of The purpose All persons
selves indebted to the late hrm make iare
date payment. CHARLES W MACK
ANTHONY LoBENsTINE.
ACNRD
withdrawn the owe firm take shis occasion
TO thanks for the literally
It, OF late partner
Who will the business with undimnished Wis and
wi as always try make himself worthy of the udence
of the people. ey2 CHARLES w. MACK.
COMPREHENSIVE.
HAVE this day with Forwardinx
Y Commission business Robert 5. Howard tn. bu invss
will be hereafter conducted under the 10
Lewis howard el6-tf EDWARD LEWIS.
essiNGL 0o first Poplar Shingles store and
eIe PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-22
FALL GOODS.
BURNETT q LtNyllLE,

MO. IT WAKKEN STREET. NEW lORk. AXE NOW
receiving nd have stantiy hani large and de-
rabe OF Whit Goods Linens Laces Emhroide
res Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Goods; selected
he lowest arket prices to which the attention Of the trade
invited. e2 dlmw6n
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COPARTNERsHlP.
COOKS

4 'HoIcE family Butter to be hadat
~ AslI COOKS
VSNHERN Spy Glasses and Pocket Eve
n Glasses, Tor sale by eyD A. @. PUsHEE.
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bales No. Timothy and 2i bales slightly dam
aged received Canal boat Indiana and for sale by
e2s GEO. FOSTER x CO.
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HALL. DOpDs & co.'s
FIRE PR OOF >AFES,
THOMAS C0NvNcr -

hoANbkoon cHrRCBILL. As,ps
"aser street. Eyansyills Ina
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18
Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.

. 80 .al. sss.s:'Es
PASSENGERS far Bloomington. Springfield. Alton.
It'd st. Louis. will fHa the route via l. SHE TO be
the Speed .esi hOs open 10 the public. and not
s,ee ted To the usual delays of the River. b. taking
& ROCK isLaND kAILR1AHt La
>,lle.tAe lIh.l CENTRAL IA lLhoADto Bloom
TEsICaS:.s& K MESSTsSgpr7 Ea!EEsGA D
10 Alton And s. Louis. passengers are taken ihrohh
Without delay in Is Hours!
TIL. route ~ Louis Mississippi River e THREE
n rpFss MILES and time FoR1Y-FOUR HOURS.
Ssage Connections
re made ~ Hl onngton with PEORIA Pekir and tf-
Lina: al Springfield with Bardstown. Peter burg aud
Havana; al vrdeu with Waverl!; ut Cariinyiile with
HilIsboro Van Burcnshurg, Wanda ~ and Salem; 81
Bsbt1l with Greenfield and ScottFiile; and al alton
with iersay vilic Garrotan. kdwarfsyiiie. Highland
AID Carslc. TIE trains also ronnectaS riuneid with
the resf stern Railroad, for Decatur, Terfe-H ute,
Jacksonville and Naples.
Hassengers arriving ~ st Louis. will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri. Ohio. and Tene.ss Riv-
.rs ana als with Steamers for Memphis. Vicks6urg,
NatShez. and New oresns.
1rT Passenger Trains leave Ri omincton ct A. u.
and 30 p. NJ. the arrival of the Trains from the
North.
- Tickets con be procured Of A. F. LANGLEY.
Agent IT La Sails for amy point on the Chicago Mis-
ssslpI,i kail Road.
E. HEALING, suptc & MR..
June 9Th, 65ily
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18
CIR OC Il II | T. =.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

4 he subscriber has opened Groce,y nId
stnr4 ou the corner of Front ard Perry sts.. opfo
.ite Messrs Burrows & Pretty nlans mil; Rhere WI
be found coce assortment oi GracerIe-. PfoNlHloh-.
Wooden ware Nails Glass, White Load, oakun Nos
M De otc all of which = be sol't low ior cash Q
trade.
Dealers IN the above articles VIII 30 wei % CO" am
.y.rin. tle .:cek before. pu rchasiiig elsewhere.
Attention vail be paid 10 Receiving storay"' r"f
wardipg and selling OF merchandise and lrohuce
Ittvpnnor II. JulN u. b53. j NJ. DH I.GELI cN bko,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18
NlTIGE!!

,sia.na ILn hAhER having purchased the bps,na>.
announce mat they intend to carry On lie "a 49,.
hs az II, oranehesand vi. be 10 rrcep, 81
hehioi ever! III !ne embraced In the Ha
Ss,het 1hs, WIN fuli stock Of Iron, Nails &C.
msn,. ca,a oeng unsurpa,se ard their arraoee.
.ns.o ~ Trey expect u extend 10 ths ~
q the Establishment and The Dubi;c n -.
ware hon. Tor parh sing equal to sny End.
respec,fui,y soa, M s LOUIS or West Of Chicago, asd
Davenport, Feb. esth. 1884. 0AAAK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18
NEW EXPRESS ROUTE.
American Express Company,

ST. Louis GALEaA, VIA slsslaHPfi RIVER
x.-Es,e nov rurulr y sy,ni-weekly Express to and
w from St Louis to Hannibal. Quincy. keokuS
iturliug,on Mu.ca,ine, R0ck Island, tie'ehpon ana
in he Steam uackris afford facilities for the safe
and speedy transportation of bak-notes specie PACK
,ets boNes ad bales of goods; the coiecuoh ana pay
mont or no,s .i accounts and the purchase of go"d.
On orders &c. &c. trusty messenger Y uccpih
,hy each Express provided with m iron safe for the
security Of valuable packages entrusted % h'r tare.
and other points the route, will have prompt atleh-
ion md packages returned BY the first messenger
Packages viii be called for ana dci'efep ~ ~ Luz ~
,itln,I, chtrse for cartage. Messengers VIII leave
Tuesdays ard Fridays Of each week. II tTaiehg he
counec; with Burbank Il CO. 70 Paul Ais" l" 'fl-
ago guIaIo New. York and I'll tie PRINCIPAL eastern.
ejiels LlTIEG>ToN. FARGO 81 Co.. Pfop'r7.
RENWICk N son. gents,
..r, 1-so-s1o Davenport, IVwa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18
MARBLE WORKS.

TINE undersigned would respectfully announce te
/ the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity, and TO al
those wishng to purchase MONUMENTS to the mem
ory Of their deceased friends that they can be supplie
by calling at his shop, Main ST., between Fret anc
Second west side, where he will be pleased TO furDs
CUT STONE of every description, as low a. II can b.
bought IN the Western country.
Italian and American Marble for Monuments, HEAl
md FOOT STONES. Also a superior article OF FREl
STONE, &C., vely cheap. w. W.kENNEDY.
nayaunort. June 3, lS53-25
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18
WILSON & HARLEY,
WHOLESALE q RETAIL oRocERe.

c'rnc. Of Second Brady SITS, Davenport, Iowa.
~ Hhd.. n o. Sugar, verv lo~,
~ Clarified & Crushed Sugar,
Glass. White Lad d OiIs
10 bbls y. o. nosse..
10 do Sugar house do,
do Syrup,
& bbls Mossseq,
Superior Young Tyson. Imp. d Es. r..
100 sacks dried apples peacbes
ENtrse. OF Lemon gnd Lemon Syrup,
Essence of Coffee. Broma. ebo coIste ro,o.
Hams, Shoulders 6s Sides ~-
sugar cured canvss.ed Hama
Goldfish, VT Fish in 4 bbls,
60 kegs i Ills,
.9gefher with large assortment ofcueens. wocs ~
"l!oW ware nd I'll other goods copnect.d WITH ~
h9siness, which will be sold ckes,, for essb' W.
Inc whoie Of the stock has been cs ysf,l;v .a,...x
~ VIZ Essen ana Southern markets. We car osa~
IL the city, wIIeoT -! - ~ ,.nsT mI n9oee
dsy Is - AAAA-Sk I.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18
Strange DeveloremenH

IA1Ee UevsIoceMeN1.
n,i drio Zen, tre daily bringing to light. nev
@ ..Lo. OF becoming sill be es.ed T. lesS
tat science and long research sofn biusd hrys h,h.
uelofe tns Fupilc, the greatest osprp o. 1.r
,,s Ar.l.ls OF fmerAOn,s mericam HI.
'.s", DEat'Ve, tI suRE crKE soa BALpsru and "a
= AZ IRON FALLING See Circular. 10 be- hsS
q .tgents rnc. sio1 IN srEe Bottles. -
Sold BY al the Druggist. in Dayerrort.ndr > ,.,,s
T. Z. FISHER & CO.. proprietnr.
sepr3o, le5strv-zu1 ~4efstAno, oa!s.
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o.. loot
IT. *. Mail HoLtC.
rss4a.i-1.s Eezzts1x..7 - lA
s5--ts Ss@>s-sss-5S sysgsTa ssssgsTa sErSSA
CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAILRoAD.

CAiCAGO hUCh 1oLhNU ~ hALLhOhO.
The Onls Eailrc~d connection of the Migsissip-
pi with the Allan ic.
Three trsu- DAN! through 70 Chicago Sundays ex-
elted
Leaving Rock Island,
is,-Thfoueh freight with 2d class cars at 30 y.
Arriving Ut Chicago 80 r y
ed-Mai train 70 =. N
Arriving at Chicago r. NJ.
3d-Nigh. xpress every evening" 5 ~ T "a.
Arriving ~ Chjca o 3 "A. n.
Trains arrive at Rock Island,
1s.-y;ghr Evnre., from Chicago n, se0 A. n.
ij-Si.il Trnu G L. NJ.
3d-Freight e59 r NJ
1Pal, freight trains have second class ard Emi-
grant cars attached. 9he trains this Poad ran u
and from the Depot ia Chicago and IN connection
wi h trains Of the Michigan Southern Railroad tab.
avoiding the usun expense Of II eks and cartaze Of
baggage.
OK ct. through 70 Chicago md sl principal places
East bv the above be had Of s. Stevens,
Agent at the Roek Island depot of the Chicago Rock
Island Railroad, JOHN +. HENRY, Supt.
W. H. WHITMAN, Ast. supt.
Rock Island, may st, le54.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
Wintsr Arrangrments

ENPRESs 90 the tsasi isaFes Monday and innr'oa5
T. il, M kEen,ug ESrre-s u Masratine Re''h4 iei
rIaa, E,nr... To- G. era. Mon.a, and Thursday. h<-
+ res. 10 Il Aou, Dy Railroad, Mond and thursday
For further Information apply to
= RINNItK q SON. AGENTS.
Ralar Buildings, Ferr! landing
Davenport, Dcc l,gn, lsl'.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18
SEARS, WOOD CO.,
Bedstead Manufacturers, Lunter Merchants,
and Dealers in Plane6 Floofine,

MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE oniy estabshmentiH ia the Vest where
L SHERW OOPS CELEBRATED TURNING
LAT II h Is used for turning PRsnAr1e FoRAs such -
keeefs BasSte-s. Bed pssts Table LeTs, aid 9th er
work too various to eBunerate. With the
Jfortd,-gs sJ all tnto SfaGres of 4ns asmbee ~
fasts may ssxgesf. ing the most Yerfe<t 4
beautiful verk that fancy can desire, and having n
appear, nee Of costfy caysed verk.
JuIe II. IS54-trw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18
Land for Sale Cheap!

BARGAIN, two 20 and one so acre tract mile
Y fr NJ tho river near Blae Grass, ut sal per acre
cash balance al and years. 65a acres of splendi.
and in one tract on the NJ. n NJ Railroad. Also on.
40 acre tract so acres broke ono 60 and two 20
trucis on the Railroad One tract Of TO- Of IS ant
me OF 30 res from Davenport, cash balanc.
IL Q and : years credit 100 acres in Section 3:
rownship so Range East az 81 40 per aero cash.
rhs above property is destined eventually TO be o
-reatya,ue. A. C. FULTON.
Sept. e9. 1854.
r ADIEN Glove Kid Congress Doors, Polkas an.
ID Slips for sale and made to order 81 the
Empire Boot and Shoe Store,
IN praer " c. EvTTERFIELp, Ag..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18
SHOES AND CATERS.

B, & W. KEEL LIZ,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS,I
AND
wholesale Deal re- in Foreign Wines, Brandies,
Mcnongahela and Common Whissey:
FRosr STREET. DAVENPORT, Iowa.
~ ,,-,,r ,b.,t. Ia II, .ir cr..oIners III cir kind
mar, onage hitherto beg to state that they have on
ha nd and are constantly receiving large ass rtmehts ID
the above business. together with
Dry Goods, Hardware. Queensware, Boots and
Shoes,
n ,res, variety. G. A. and Kanawa Salt: a large
sor,ment fine Tess; together with thous"nc amer
e,f articles ton numerous 10 mention.
We call nartjcrar attention to our large stock rf
roce -ie.. which for quality and cheapness cann oe
surpassed. u--.1- u-c :.
C,AMPHlEE and .piri, gas for sal. by
HALt bbis. and casks mackerel Trout and Lake
Il Fish. b. d w. kELLV's.
~ B. XXX. KELLY.
III b W. KELLY.
GLASS, sxio, ss ia, iex is,lo ~; 70, s sale sy
TAR, pitch. rosin and cakunfor sale by
nRIED sppies aud peaches Tor sale.
Il B. d W. y ELi.f.
II ARKEr, Clo,Lo. and corn baskets. by
NJ 3. 4 W. KELLY.
| B. & " KELLY.
oo HHps. N O. Sugar; 90 Bbls Clarified aud Crush.
~ ~ & w. KELLY's.
w Tor for sale low at a. ~ B.& KELLY.
CHOCOLATE, Rice, ari d fruit ard Spice. IN varie-
Ity. b. & w. kELLH'>.
~ B. & w. KELLY's
CEDAR and Pine ChurDs, Wash Tubs and Buckets.
~ B. T. w. kELLY'S.
30 "fN' ''' 81 W. KELLY's.
OILS, Lard, Linsoed, and Tauners Oil. Turpentiue
/! and pitch, for sale at DAIZELL's.
FULL assortment at A. c. BILLIONS.
Misses, Roys and Children's
Doors Shoes, Caters and Slippers Of al kinds and
Is al all prices S. G.DAwsoN d co.
June is "emoefst copy.
WHO WANTS A 4,ME'
= TRACTS ofland contsinin out 80 scres each sit
= uaied one mile North Of city OF Davenport. oi
the Eus. side OF the Dubp Road, we'll situated TO
residences and Gardens price and tsrms apply to
July IL q. l.. DAVENPORT.
TO the Builders Of Davenport and Vicinity.
| Gentlemea:--
NEARLY all the bushes, houses now being erected
u in the east covered with tin and may add
tha, many that contemplate building in Davenport in.
terd putting tin roofs this is decidedly the ehespes
roof that be put honee, its durability is almosi
vil he mr. I'm
RANGES. We now prepared TO do work OF this kin6
which we warrant. s.,ccimsn Of our workmanship
be seen Geo. b. Sargent's dwelling HOUSE In the
| rear OF this city.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WH0IESAIE AND RETAIL.
THE suhscribsr has received from tho Eastern and
Southern Markets large and well selected stock
goods Of all descriptions In common use, consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Csps,
Glassware, Qusensware, Buffalo Robes,
groceries, Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp,
Garnet Chain, Picking Yarn Cnt Window Glass,
G. A. 1. 4 Kanawba salt Hardware,
Xet's and Mill Saws, Iron, all kinds, Steel assorted,
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grindstones, f
Woodenware, Live geese feathers, Pitch & oakun,
Sole and Upper Leather. Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stnns, &c.,
Viii h win be sold at q small advance for Cab. AZ
nte I'd keeping every thing in common uAe, persons
ynI ing several articles obtain them Front Street
tti Brick Store opposite tho Mls, Davenport Iowa.
I'M, Q, 1890. IN. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18
Washing without Labor.

SDREXs celebrated Soap Powder for washhe
IN ~ ''">'' DAIZELL's.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18

For Ieess. ~ ss
A NUMBER Of lots s:taaAek m Various psytGASH~
- city ter lease fer = tern Of yeerS spp1y y -
Jnly 70 skH r. UA$1yP6Nf,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12
Later from New Mexico.

The Independence Messenger of the 18th has
letters and papers from Santa Fe to the end OF
October The Messenger condenses the news.
from which we extract the following items of
interest:
The Indians still at their old communicating the
whites and stealing stock The present policy of our Toy
ernment towards those Indians Is certainly very de-
fectve At the last session of Congress $4,000 was a
propriaed for holding treaties with the Apache Navajo
and Utah Indians and making them presents This has
done much good statement OF gentleman frcm
Albuquerque will show. Some time during last summer,
traders train was stopped by the Indians the Ar
kansas, and threatened and nsnledthe Indian agent
being present distributing presents among them at the
time, but was afraid to interfere.
Last month the Indians came down to Judge 0teros
twenty miles south of Aburqueraue and of fifty o
his mules and then passed by old friends house. Dr.
Connolly and no doubt would have taken all Of his stock
but had them island in the river and they
thus missadbut ran off twenty head Of animals belong
ing to the Pueblos and got OIL safely There ~es mill
tary post in three four miles, but the soldiers
on a campaign. On the 18th ult., information was re
ceiyed at Albuquerque from the Prefeet of Valenc
county, that party of Indians had into the neigh
borhood Of Tometook woman and some children pris
oners whom with many stock as they could drive the
carried off There no troops to pursue and
them and rescue the prisoners The truth is simply this
there not troops enough in that country to make
campaign against the Indians and protect the stores
the posts and nothing can be done until more soldier
are sent out
From the Santa Fe Gazette we learn that inhabtant
of the Mesa Valley had acknowledged the usrdction
| who had escaped from justice
Captain Sykes and lady, and Miss MoRes, had arrive
in Santa Fe.
A company of Dragons, under command of Csptai
Ewell arrived in santsFe the 9th, and aiterward
marched to Las LunRs. Assistant Surgeon Ieavenwort
arrived there the Tth from Fort Defiance, bis wa
to the United States
soldier belonging to Fort Defiance was killed in Il
early part of October by Navajo Indian The soldis
was met little distance from the fols and shot wthot
any proYocation
Lieut. Jno W. Davidson, q. 8. Dragons, arrived
c... q fbaa ntnhar tf1ht
been out on three weeks scout in search of Indian
along the eastern frontier of the territory He rave
several hundred miles but nothing OF the enemy
secured the country waered by the Rio de Pecos and
| de Las Gellenas
) The troops under command Of Major Greer arrived
5 Santa Fe on the 2Sd of October.
: | Gov Merriwether held talk at Rio Aitiba, early
October, with Chico Felasques band Of Indians, at.
which presents were distributed to them The Cape
band We not present The Indians made many protest
tions Of friendship and desire for peace to be broken
| first convenient opportunity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12
Loss OF THE STEAMSHIP FoEERUENER.
.another edition of the .aretie and Mem Err
CnLdmities
From the Liverpool Times, November 10.

From the Liverpool Times November 1s.
The loss Of the African steamer Rorerunner on Cape
Lorenzo while on her homsward voyage announced
in the second edition Of last paper We have since
learned that the mails and cargo and the effects Of th
passengers and crew, lost Eleven of the out
Of thirty and three passengers out Of thirteen
drowned The Captain {Johnson) was saved
The accident took place the evening Of the 18th Of
October the vessel which going ct full speed striking
upon snksn rock about 200 yards from Cape Lorenzo
The following description Of the which ensued has
been furnished BY Capt Kennedy Governor Of Siers
Leone, who one Of the passengers saved:
Thereupon Immediately ensued the stereo.yped occur
rences common upon such occasions A panic
the boats which were secured like fixtures these cut
away, bot was partially swamped and the remaining
two lowered without order or discipline were instantly
At this uneture two Of the boats having pushed of to
reach Portuguese fishing boat, which proyidantialy
passed u.s. heavy roller struck the ship she slid
forward about half her length and went down head fore
most in 100 feet water her propeller standing
lar to the water she descended with the rapdy OF
stone dropped from height.
Eighteen nineteen souls carried down into th
fghtful vortex the qusnehed fires and steam roerns
like huge monster struggling for life. -Four or nv
of these unfortunates were subsequently saved
There occurred in this rapid and trying the usua
contrast of selpossesson and rnness Of the few ant
the selfish puslianmity Of the many. Several Of tn
passengers did good service and were the means Of
| life.
A gallant young officer refused to leave the ahil
/ while any remained; ruahed to the cabin and brough
| up Mrs English and her child. Having put ths latte
in safety he last vaiuly sndeayong to fore
the unfortunats lady over the side-ral Of the ship int
the boat when both carried down together
! the vortex with the sinking ship. b
The survivors landed by Portuguese fishing boa
at the village Of Santa Cruz where they received
i Portuguese family with the most cordial and unhests
ting hospitality Not Testge of property was saved
beyond the clothes which the survivors stood In wi
do the Of the Forerunnsr the justice to state that
more selfish, pusanmoas, and incapable hsrd haT
never had the misfortune to meet with. saw three
them in the cabin passage vany struggling to save tn
captains box Of monsy while they left the only WOMB
and child board TO perish unheeded Money or mer
ahadfh he
gave bag Of gold He true 10 his trust, and wen
| 3or-v, II,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12
Some nretty severe language having been j

Some pretty severe language having been in
Obliged in between members during recent sitting
of the guardians of the poor in Philadelphia they had
regular set-to at iscufs after the adjournment Their
friends separated them before their angry passions had
been sufficiently cooled by thumps and scratches and in
the Of next day of the parties sent oha
leuge to his adversary The latter document together
with two ferocous blets from the second of the eha
lenging party appears in the Philadephia papers MIR
Smith the challenged individual took other notice
the affair than to show the notes to his friends as curl
| osities