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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
Land for Sale Cheap,

"A BARGAIN, two ~ and one 80 acre tract q miles
rom the river near Blue Grass, at 81, per acre
usn balance at and years. 65j acres of splendid
ea" a ~ one tract on the NJ. NJ. Railroad Also one
tract 80 acres broke one 90 and two 40 acre
~ ~ acres IA miles from Davenport, cash balance
~ :, ana years credit. 100 acres In Section "a
great value. ~ ~ - Err ~ ~ OF
Sept. %, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16

Cases of Rheumn ism. Burns, Ulcers, sprains, Fene
Soret sore Throat, Neuraigiu, Tooth Ache Head Ache
Pans In the Back, side breast, boiis, ring bones,
lmpies diarrha. have been cured In tho inst wear.
Also, numeron cases ofSwccny, Gsds. Splnt FIsia.
la. big Head, Big Shoulder, Poll xviii, Sprains Ian
ders Bolts, boiic, Yellow Water. &c Thousands who
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaiu,.
Head Achc Diseases OF the skin. Jaun,iice Ner,or,
Pains Of all kinds, bilious Affections costiveness Fc.
male Affections, &c, have been restored to perfect
health b, the use Of G lmore's Anti Bilious Pills
Gray Hairs.
and Premature Badness prevented by the USE of T. j.
Mekinpy' Circassian Hair Tonic This beautiful corr
hinaon prevents the hair from falling OF, promo, |.
It's growth and renders II soft and glossy.
Agents Wanted,
In every town throughout the United States for the
OFT Mckinny's Celestial Balm, IN nnea uaIed rene
az for Cholera, D.scntery. Diarrhoa, FiuN Cholic aud
all paias In the bowels. 8g'
POISON, aa
j. " Mckinny's Worni Medicine contains no poisfa I
and Is warranted purely vegetable This preparitoa|
has expelled Worms fa kinds from the intestinal co
nal when other Preparations ofgreat reputc fi,led
Fever and Aguo
m an us various types permanently cured. without
jury 70 the stem, by the Of j. McKinny's Feve
ana ague Pills. THIS tonic preparation has bee
elhaied il never falls. Try ii and be satisfied TIA
ague can be cured.
For sale by WEsR 4 SYovsr,
Tn. fARwoop, WV"
nov %, lsJ3-1ywtrw d.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
NOTICE ,

AR. FRANCIS wHISLERi is my authorized Agen,
W1 to transact business for me during my absence.
G.. S. WHISTLER.
Davenport. July ed. 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
sTRAYED OR sToLEN !,
FINE IMPROVED FARM rop carr


FINE IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.
ME subscriber offers par, or The whole of his
ior sale II is situated miles from Fas, D,n,
pot, J. miles from the river, on the Lost Crow I
Sanahcne road 1t embraces about n 5ar,cs 40 ~
prairie ana balance timber 100 acres enclosed ao.
,1ame dweihng house, out-houses two waI,s i4
bearing orchard The above farm if moi sold vii
M ior particulars enquire at this Office or Of
'hs Undersigned On the premises INV VI VI
eP' '''' io'f-r"- 'in ISAAC MORGAN
Largest and Best Assortment of
EN- . y FINE Shoes, Congress CATERS and fancy
a ~ nippers can now be found a, the BOSTON sHOE
Also:
iies uaitefs slippers and Buskins lust received,
price. - ~. uS o1 s"@ = "a a'
81 q brady sis.. June q, 81
ouisVILLE CEMENT. constantly on hand and fol
~ sale by I NJ naTZEsII <, Rf,S1
May 70 Front and Berry 81.
For Lease.
A NUMBER Of lots situated in various parts of the
Sny Tor lease FOR a term Of yeare; apply 10
'u'! 10 GEO. l.. DAVENPORT
Timothy Seed.
lMoi III SEED 81 This years crop IN store ara-for
SAFE ny y. ~. DALzEiL BEO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
LANDS FOR SALE.

lDn Acres OF land near Linn Grove. miles from
iZV Waleoit, new frame house, 40 acres broh en- snf
In crops; farm well fenced aud watered
leo acres at Aliens Grove, 90 Of timber IL broken
fenced and sowed will, wheat.
3,GGO acres of land in Cedar. part adjoining Scot
county and in the neghborhood Of kizer's Farm
ALSO
Unimproycd city property.
SENJET'& STEWART, Land Agents
Davenport. April %, lsjs-wtrw IT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
CHILD g. BAKER

A RE now opening the largest and best selected
IN stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
AT Hildreth's old stand Second st third door east
Of Brady, offered in Davenport which they de-
termined to sell cheaper for prompt payment than any
other house east or west
Constant additions will be made OF all the latest and
most useful improvements in agricultural machines,
Tools, &c. We will also keep in connection full as
sorted 81 EEK OF IRON Stee Glass. OIL Paints, buggy
and Seat Springs. Wagon Boxes, AAies, Blacksmihs
Bellows, Anvi,s Vices. &c:
CIRCULAR AND OTHER MILL SAWS.
Davenport, All 18th, is54-wtrw
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
Attention

A PASTURE II miles from town, to let. buggy
N tire lost IN town; the Hnder sall be rewarded aud
Will confer favor b. giving Information 70
June II, 1854 JAMES HALL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE

CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
>HE undersigned have this day entered into Co
= nershlp, for the purpose Of transactinp n Wbnl.
sa'e ana hetaii 6rocery Boot and Shoe and Queens.
THOMPSON Co. " nI'''
ne! nave taken the .'Brek storer below ,he MN
III tne Levee, between Brady and Perry Streets and
7'''''' " share oi ihe public patronage.
p. A. BERTHoLD,
SAM'L. X. BARKLEY,
na NJ. THOMPSON.
davenport, July lst ls54-wtrw GIN
MONEl loaned on thirty sixty or ninety da,s time
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
Chsap! Chsap !! Chsap =!
ROOTS AND sH0xS.
MEAD, CAKES 8 CRACKERS.
Wholesale 4 Retail,

11RAD, CAKES 8 CRACKERS
Wholesale 4 Retail,
THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased one Of Nee olln :
ceiebrsted Cracker .daeAises, he Is prepared 0
furnish hin customers and all others with Batter
Sugar, Boston, Oyster and Picnic Crnskcrs, Pilot
Bread Cakes. Rask and Loaf Bread, at Wholesale OF
retail The above articles will be sold cheap
be bought in this part OF tho country.
Bakery on Front. between Rock Island and Perry
streets, sbose the steam mills. All orders from the
country promptly attended to. -
Davenport. Iowa. Apl eed lss+wtrw
Buckskin Glove Mandatory.
rHHE Subscribers having established themselves in
i the above business on Main between LIST and I'd
sts intend to keep hand atld manufacture SPLEEN
did assortment OF Gloves and Mttcns for the retail
trades viz: Beaver, Otter Nutria, Russia Dog. Coney
risted and Buckskin Gaunteits, full length, Elastic
wristed, Black, Buff, Drab and common Gloves and
Mittens.
We have on hand India Rubber Gloves and Mitiens,
extra heavy silk, Kid, extra eloth Lisie thread and
cotton Gloves, B1ekskin Suspcnders. money belts
Oiid siik do. Cotton Socks, Umbrellas and Walk ing
Sticks For Sale Cheap.
Also an assortment of Fancy and team Whips,
Hickory stalks and buekskn lasies Of our own manu-
factdre.
Umbrellas and Parasols repaired at short NOTICE.
Aceordeons and Melodcons repaired and warranted.
The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited
N. B. Cash paid for Deer Skins.
KEITH & LEWIS.
Davenport, June %, Is5i-trw-tf r
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
HUGO DRAuNLICH,
Harman bookseller,

Nd teacher Of German language and also Of Music.
N if particularly required, keeps always on hand =
soleSt stock Of German standard works, dictionaries
Cr.in mars. Stationery. Pietares, Albuins. Drawing
Books and drawing materials. In his store on
I'd, C rner Of Ripley street
Davenport, May Is, lS54-trw6m.
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ZEN TIsFR 7.
- ~ D4WODA

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, BOOTS SHOES
THE subscriber has reccieed large addition to his
stock OF Goods in all the different departments, ma
king usual the most attractive assortment to be
found In this region OF country.
Yon Will nnd almost any thing you want in the DRY
GOODS line, whether staple fancy and the same 81
Clothing, Bounets, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
other not exclusively such.
that keep nothing else.
LOOKING GLASSES, CIOCKERY and GLASS
WARE. good assortment
He is able TO MI orders for most Of the Moline manu-.
actured articles on short notice An examination will
prove his stock 10 be more various than is oen con-
csived Of.
He is not 10 be uadsrsold for ready pay whether cash
or produce.
n B.. Chain Pumps as usual in abundance at whole.
sale and retail. WM A. NOURSE
Moline, June 9Th, 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16

DYRON's Poems, snpe rb copy nuarto size .n,1na
- binding; Don Quixotte, hnc edition; Wilson's
stnunoiog., just Reed at
DSS MOI LIE Claire Block
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
CITY LOIS.

Wntnal Iils Insurance CosVpany 81 New York
COOK & SARGENT, Agents
s~.- g.. BARRoWS n. d.
gs@ls Medical Examiner.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16

FIRE 4 INLAND INSURANCE.
E1NA
INsu1ANCx Co., HARTFORD,
cnartsrsd 1879.
CASH CAPITAL, e3o0.O0s.
INSURANCE CO. OF TIE CITY CITY, wong.
cash CAPITAL, esoo'0os
ALI fAip N: @
LIFE INSURANCE.
Connessicut Mutual Life IAsarance
Co., - BaarsGerA, CT.
ACQUIRED CAPITAL, ol.o00. 900.
OFFICE, on west slds Of Main, bst Front and Sec
en' ~ HENRY b. HOFFMAN,, Agent.
Aug -, las4-wtrw.ly
Cheap Cheap !! Cheap -!
BOOTS AND sHoxs.
Ufla J. JORDAN woah announce 20 the elttsens O
HvV ps,cnnorf, and the pubic, that he has opened
- Ladies' and Gsntemen: BOO. ana sios s,ose W.
he Iowa Clothing store whore he is prepared 70 man
aiseture boot. and shoes II 81 descriptions .s
Fine SIX lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Koss1th Roots; knamelsd Patent Paris
Boots, Ties, bronze Raride; Ark.
Jenny lAnds; Jenny Liuds;
'A's' Shoes, loo numerous % mention.
Also : large sssortmslt for Gents wear
EASTERN One French Boots; Congress
Caters. Monterey; Jersey Ties;
Plain walking Shoes,
Morocco;
as well Ms sty custom; all who neat NJ and cas-
boot would do well 70 call " the navenport Boot am
Shoe Store. Cail and soc. June y lsss-s4u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
a DAILY A

1eoIuk - 1o0k l1ian4 4A1Hoo9 IANes
The two SAss dsoamsn J. MCKEE AID BEN CAMfELL
now make Daily Tsipr, connecting wi!h the Car.
for Chicago Rock lsMnd, and With the Daily Lane 81
Pockets Tor 81 Louis 6 Esokuk.
The J. MCKEE, Capt. Dsdge, leaves Rock Island ~.
cry Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evening for kso-
kak: Returning leaves ksokak every Tuesday, Thuss-
day and Saturday evening.
The AKN CAMPBELL, Capt. Mullikin, leaves Rock
sland every Tuesday, Thurny end Saturday evening.
Returning, lsavss keokuk evory "Wednesday, Friday
and Sunday evening. Juuc 9, l06l
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
PREMATURE G2Ay7.

IT Is a iamentable fact that thousands have been
brought premature grayo By negic.ting tn take
good aud efficient me'iie1e IN time to arrass is
course OF disease. il also stArtpg truth that thou
sands have been heraidcs 10 untimeiy grave by III.
use Of poisonous nosrnms. The anthor therefore Sec
ing the necessity af some good aud efficient medicine
which could be relied upon whei tho services Of
petcnt Pm, scians could not be obtained has been u
ccd TO offer his Manaiukc Imminent aud Anti. tlliou,
Pills 10 the public. These medicines eomponDded
stct, honest and from medicines Of virgin purity, be-
ing warranted purely vegetable ~ 80
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16

MONEY loaned Oh thirty sixty or ninety DAYS Time
.AA"s y SENSETT \ STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16

OPERA, Enamel and Cloth slippers, the very art
~ Gle for this warm weather, TO keep the fsct Co
and comfortable, FOR sale by
ed and Brady SIS. Sc. DAWSON ~.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16

80 LoTe Is @ = anrrsnes sad addition 70 town
ZUef Dov0nDog1 VIII he Sald low ON term 81 year, %
I1eose 1sflsls q lailding On thsu.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
Strange DEVELOPMENT.
DISSOLUTION.

TIVE connection in business lately existing he,,.
?. Sspford& John Van Patten, is this day disSaiv
g % mutual consent. All demands against said ern
siso ~ debts dae said arm will be settled by ethe,
Rss'! ~ NE store. B. SANFORD.
h -. JOHN VAN PATTEN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16

1en ,nDsen5er has sold his entire stock Of Good.
= ana Rented his store 10 c. C. AIvord & John Van
Exsten, where they Will continue the business u.ua
A0.yenPon, sept 90th, 1854. B. SANFORD
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16

fyoTrAeR 49, & eariaoa stsset hs Mle. Prizes
" el,eoo. ApBH y COOK + sAR0kNI.
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shps, AID il produsta therefore, sush ~ to suit
their wants.
Potatoes yans and other vsgstablss fruits ct various
kinds together with Wild hogs and goats can b. pro-
cured from the few whites and Sandwich Islandsrs-
thirty ave In sl-ssttIsd there. Wood il good and
titles and sshty tainted by the coral rocks from which
II springs.
The anchorage fair though open TO the south and
manderin Chief proved the accuracy Of Capt. Beschys
chart.
in his report Assuming the position Of Nspha, in
Great Loochoo Island ~ established by Beechy, 70 DO
correct, fnd BY the mean of my chronometers, that
too far to the westward, and consequently the whole
group placed that much to the westward Of its true
position -
BY order OF Commodore N. c. Perry.
SILAS BENT, Lieut. o. s. Navy.
MACAO, Oct. !, 1858.
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Supreme Costrf-Speaisl Term.
Before Hon JUDGE Roosevelt

THE CRUGER PROPERTY.
SPIT. 23.-joaa c. CYagsr and Eagene Ciugtr
rs. Isaac Jones and otirs.-The Judge delivered q
long opinion In this case, which he concludes by
saying /" on resurvey of the whole ground the con-
clusion would seem to be that the marriage settle
Ment creates in the trustees estate for the life at
least OF Mr.. Cruger, for his support and the sup
port Of all bis descendants by his late wife, now
born or who may hereafter be born, during his life;
that neither the estate of the trustee ror tee in
terest, il il called, CT the benecares can be as
signed, or In any manner disposed Of, except that
the Surplus of such rents and profits, beyond the
sum that may be necessary for 'he education aud
support Of the person OF persons for whose benefit
the trust is created shnll (wi) be liable In equity
to the claims Of the creditors II such person or per-
sons In the same manner other personal properly
which cannot be reached by an execution ut law
Grew. Stat 7z0 and that the only estate IL tbe land
row absolutely and directly alienabIe, Is the re-
mainder in fec, which, on the death Of Mrs Cruger,
became indefeasiby vested 10 the son nor Of fall
see, aud which, therefore, subject to the iaeum-
hrsIce Of The prar qtost life snnuitg In no event,
Il would fetm, exceeding half the value, may be
tfsctpalls mo;tEeged TO any person wiuingto make
the Gesled Loan"
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OUR JArAN CORRESPONDENCE.

sAxoDI (Jspan), May 10, 1854.
The Port Of Samodi-Coa, Depot to be Established Meye-
Movements Of Ae Fea--Tae Straits of Sangar-Adran,
trg@ IF Sanodi 10 Wha,ers
Although you have correspondents from almost all
parts Of the world expect you before received
letter from this terra incogna, but you deserve
than any other paper Ia the country, for the
terprising collecting in which your press
Is nducted.
samodi is Of the two ports that Commodore Perry
has By his diplomscv obtained from the Japanese The
hOrbcr though small good one, easy of access and
thiek the most convenient the coas. for
steamer bound from the west of the United States
to China to touch at 1t is situated the southern
pronontory Of Idzu the iaost southern province Of
Nippon. The japanese have agreed to establish coal
depo, to supply steamers which may touch bore.
Tie town Is small containing about 5000 inha5an.s-
polite good nstured inqustive set The houses are
and half stories high, neatly matched covered
with tile.
The Macedonian, vandahs, and Southampton, sailed
Ave days ago for the north, and the Powhatan and
Mississippi viii folio the 18th to assist in surveying
the Straits Of Sangar and port them Ia the island
Of fesso or Masmai These straits connect the Pacific
ocsAc with the sea Of Japan and the fne hafbor of
1akodsdi situated or them VIII be OF great import
snce to our whaling ships employed in that stormy
and the sea OF Ochotsk The largest sperms that swim
the ocean found In these seas
Independent OF the glory justly due TO country for
having opened the ports Of pan (cl,sed to ali tho
world for century and half before oar republic
bad an existence, the obtaining Of tots port alone,
where our whalers reAt provision, and win ter,
within one or two days sail Of their cruzing grounds
VIZ repay all the expense of the expedition.
HAgopADI, ISLAND OF YEsso, May 81, 1854
1se Hdrbor al The Nord.--Jie,a. Aaury's Surrey.
We arrived here the 18th and we're delighted to find
the hsrbor which wa have obtained at the North one OF
tie finest We have ever Five hundred vessels have
room ride in perfect safety At all seasons this land
locked bay Iepth Of water from Ave to ton fathoms
expected 10 have sent this scraw from samod By the
Lexington store ship, bat she was despatched to Loo
Ehoo AID rot China
I4sat Wn. L. haury, Who Is at the head Of the Hy-
biographical party, aud Who made hps survey of Ss
Tonf - -c- es.4 4ssss OF this ps,s. A soon ~
d = s doos, which IL the priscipI co. cot of sL
a~e.of Ge Ssl'h, -ns a'rs 10 o. L. Z Is Aoss II
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ATTACHING RAILROAD TsArSs.--Tbe Manchsste

ATTACHING HA1LRpAD TRAIN5--The Nfdnchesfer
Mirror says that quite commotion created at the
railroad station 10 that city the ed inst ny the cir
cumstance tnat jas. the train Of the Merrimac and
Connecticut Railroad about to leave the depot,
sherif stepped up and put an attachment upon the EN-
CINE and thus causing the detention of twenty
passengers wi bad secured seats and Of the United
States m0is. 1t ascertaired that ell the pro
Iorty Ct the read had BEEN would be a soon ss pos
sibe attached upon nine suir for debts amounting to
s00to0 These Debts originally contracted by the
Ney Hampsfie Central Rairoad, and since that corro
ration merged in that Of the Herrirac aud Conaee
ticut road, had duo from TIE latter The heaviest
srt instituted by the Eastern Railroad, for sun
81 $4,000. The others by private Individuals
Tho Mirror says that the Merrimsc and Connecticue
read hiss heeD ,ca5ed 20 TIE Northern and the PROBABLE
object ia bringing these salts preseat he deserto
ration of the perssp property of the road ey the Nor
Il s-n. PeVhata the Eorhers viii recspt Tor the pro.
petty. IL SO, Tho traits viii rscornweecs ruarng as
utpa At tbs ttrc Of tho attaehnens OF tbs train Ia
%tscieser, ths msiis had rot hesp put on bnard lac
t@4s - = - .sx.~ N41- 80 lt Il C!s tt~5 resn"ai =
,bs right Of s,opp.rg tie mails, In ths way of tho
shss.z
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ALARM IN NEW BEproRD.-A United Stats
Narsbsl bayirg arrived 10 New Bedford on Thursds
evening information OF the fact gwen 10 the pa
By ciier ct all the strset corners who warned tbs 90
lorec and friends OF freedom to be their guard
The Standard SAYS Whistler there any 70
alarm In this instance II IL not advised but tho
ens Of these AaTshals ssys suspicious, and II
well 70 watch the creatures closely There is no aoub
Tire ruisns arc prowiirg about, g'eauing intormsi,o
concerning iugvcs and II Is wise to make them undes
stand their pTsenoe ia known and their ohjtcts
tripsd.D
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LAND SALES IN MISNEspTA.-Tbe total anouat
government snds sod NJ the stu Sates OH ao-Up
Ray L. 1894. 1bl, c52 acres fromiAag to seotemtes
SEQ 80 o. the 1a'h iust sos srrrs thr MI
sary Reservation ths bss& ssss Asss.ssuASs
Fs SI.cAs) ~exe so1a at auction, Fec u IS po< 40.
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covered book reaes thus
Supreme Order
of the
Star Spanglei Banner.
And the fourth psge Of the cover 10
"SpIit Of '76.n
The FIRST, title page Of the book, is as follows
Formuary OF the Grand Council OF the United States
Of America.
street Boston, 1854.
On the second leaf Is List Of the officers of the Grand
Council, Id the following form =
Officers Of the Grand Council.
President
James W Barker OF New York n. Y.
Vice Prssidert
W. W. Williamson, of Aexandria, Va
Corresponding Secretary,
Cbss. D. Deshier, Of New Buns wick, Nj.
Recording Secretary,
James ii. stephens, Of Baltimore, Md.
Treasurer,
Henry CJaue Of Cincinnati Ohio.
Inside Sentinel
John P. Hilton, Of Washington, D. G.
Outside Sentinel,
henry Metz OF Detroit, Mich.
Chaplain
Rev Samuel P. Crawford, Of indianapolis Ind.
This book in fact contains the true and vertabe CON
stitution of the Grand Council Of Know Nothings at
present in force. very large portion of ths reading
matter is In figures Of least all such parts intend
ed as tecrets.
We shall on Monday publish aI The material parts of
this book ransahng the figures into their proper words
so as to make II perfectly ineligible to readers.
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CoTnEEcE or Crscrwarr--The commerce Of
Oh cntaH, duriog the rear ending August ~, 1854
ounted in imports 70 s6s,TSoo9a and In sxp9ts 20
as t3fT8o he incTease Of business 10 $50 yeA-s Il
tstmated ty the Ga;ssc az 80 pcr cent The trade n
1gs Esd hog products Il enormous Tie total yaue Of
Ire receipts for the year Was 80 tTl ,5S2 namely -
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August After And absence Of seven month"; The last
dates We have from the United States are 18th q No
venber, 1852 viii hear until return 70 China
You Judge of anxiety to hear from wives, chill
drsn and friends
shanghAe, to relieve the Plymouth, ordered home.
HAKopApI, ISLAND OF MATxM
JAPAN, June 3 1854. !
Lit Qe Unid States Officers Belonging to the Ships in
ae Hdrbor-Moveme~ts Of the Fled.
Below you have . corrected list of the officers belong
ing to the ships OF the United States navy at present
this harbor -
UNITED STATES SHIP powHATAH, BEARING TIKI
BROAD REMNANT OF COMMODORE N. O. PERRY.
Csptaif-wm J. McCluuy Lieuten1nts-0 S. ellis
son, executive officer; I'd, X. Pegram; 30, +. Hag
gerty; 4th, siss Bent dag lisutenant) Sta W. s.
Assistant Surgeon-A. Shriver. Purssr-J c. Eoridge.
Naster-B. X. Lowry. Passed Midshipman-E. Y.
ant, VIM. Holland; I'd assistants Fsron, Gideon King;
80 Assistants Simeon Kellogg, Fauth. Captains Clerk
WIN. Beebe. lss Lieutenant Of Marines-R fanseu.
UNITED STATES sTsANER MISSISSIPPI.
Commander-sydney 8. Lee. Lieutenants-E Isnier,
executive officer; 3D. J. B. Clitz; 3d. C. NJ Morris
Alb, VIM. A Webb surgeon-D Green. Passed AS
Master-D ochiltree Chaplain. Jones. Marine OF
feer--J. N Jones. Passed Midshipmen-J. H. March,
Gay; let Assistant r. paaby; I'd Assistants WIN. Lo
gan, Vim Rutherford G. W. Alexander; Sd Assistants
E d Roby 5 Mercer CAPTAINS Clerk. B. Sounding
BoatswsiD-A. Couison Gunner. Cauls. Carpenter
H. H. Lowry. Sailmaker-J. stephens.
UEITED STATES SHIP MACEDONIAN.
Captain--Josl abbot lieutensnts--L B. Avery, exc
catige officer; I'd, @ Ii preble Sd, Washington Gwsth
mey SuIgeon-R Wordsworth Passed Assistant Sur
geon.J, S. Gillian. Purser-R 7. Allison. Master
Sproston Boatswain-J Hayden. Gunper-H Bell
Carpenter-D Jones. Sailmaker-Charles Frost Cap
tain Is Clerk - Adams
The Southampton store ship, Lieute, ant Commsn
j j. Boyle also in company The United States sloor
vAndaa sails this morning for shanghse, to relieve the
Ply mouth, bound home.