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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
C0PPERSMITHING

LOOKING GLASSES, WATERS, Sc.
UST received aud for sale "a the eNteIsive
~ China..ts lass and tkuceEsU are
establishment of Mes.rs 4. :. " EBE & 60 Il large
aud complete assUrtms oi Freuct and etmau late
Mirrors and Looking Glasses,
Among great variety. We have superior article, o
plain and ornamental, GI fGame. French plste Mir.
rors, ranging ia pace From S5LU to Ss5,UU each.
-ALSu--
Mahogany frame Glasses in size from 4. KS. in. to
N36 in which otier for sale al prices fror .oc to
$500 also superior assortment of Oyal atd
square, Papier Mache. Pear Iuaid and Jap&Hued--
Walters and Trays
ofal sizes and Quality from IL IS in, in size and
| fr in i5ceach 10 Si2 the sETT III price
We would also tHl attention Ia superior aud ell
assorted stock OF NV ES and F0kkS-PLATEU
| German SliserRnd Britannia:
spoons, Lamps, Lanterns,
! Coffee pots, Ca.tors, Chandeliers,
Tea - Laales, Glass Curtain PiHsAC 6
TGc eitiLensof plrenlart q surrounding cuuntF,
respectfully invited to cal ard examine as
-ortmeDl which they will md road! TO eXhiLi
| to their / spetiion at .. " EBB y G =.
! Dealers in ChInu Glass and QueersNaFe,
| mh 20 No. LIE CLAIRE ROW,
Pared = ahes.
| IN BUSHELS Pared Pe4 .Aes reed. and for sale hy
w DALZELL BRO.
! deh Is
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
LuMRER IS CASH!

nVR books must be settled All unsettled ac
~ counts on them on tile first day OF Mayiext will
be lcttfor collection. sta e.. .f
suRNELL, GILLET & co.
Anri O. Issf.ltf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
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FOR SALE,

TWO Ornamental Cottages on Ainsworih Street, 10
L Green's I'd addition 20 City of Davenport: good
well ofwater and pump in kitcben-lots vel lfenced.
Apply to COOK 4 SARGEST,or
s. RUSSLE DOW.
June lat, ieSJ.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
Just Received I,

L'ROn y. York Manufactures, Fine Gold Hunting
i and open face Levers, Gold Pens groaches K.I
Rings, Rings, Clasps, &c, at
BILLIONS Jewery Store,
jan 10 No. lie Claire Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09

lis old friends I'D IN. public general
,h%i he viii attend s in former yoars) upon All VINO
Nay a"stro his services.
l ''N GA bftdy street 3daoTs below SECOND. Reel.
~ = IN Inc corner of Fourth aud Perry Streets, on
S'TI'' ths new 2nd Raptsi Chut.h
-"'F"np"rt. JunS 9th 1853.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
Notice of Publication.

Amasa Mason State of Iowa,
vs. Scott District Court
Nancy W. Nasou> Mas Term, ls55
HHEdef vndant. Nancy W. Mason W III tax office that
Oh the 9th day Of April, 1855 the plainti has fled
in the District Court of Scott county petition against
her fora livofce from the bonds of matrfmony the
ground that th dafend has wilfu iy deserted tho
plaintiff aud atsented herself from him for two years
aud more bcp-e this sppiicat and unless the de-
Coart fSeott county, IN the 18th day Of May, s55.
Judgment will be ndered aains her. bv defutand
decree. AMASA MASON. by
Apl 10 imt WHITAKER Il GRANT Att'NS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-09
SEWING MACHINES

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES
Eht subscriber has receieed large aaiition to his
stock OF Goods ia all the diie nj nts mi,
kig II as usual the most attractive sssorne nj ts be
tojnd in this region OF country.
fon VIII tnd almost aby thing you wa 1T in the DRY
GOODS ne- whether staple fancy and the same 4
Clothing, Eoanets, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
IL HAaDNAitE the assortment is larger than any
otlier not e xeihs syely such "
His GROCERY department is not excelled by MANY
that keep nothing else.
LOOKING GLASSES. GR0CKERY and GLASS
WARE, a goed assq rtrnent
He able 10 i'll orders for of the Moline MANN
Ia iured srticlesou short notice. examination "
prove his stock to be various than is oite con-
c.iyed Of
He tsnotto be undsrsod for ready pay whethereasL
or produce.
n. b. Chain Pumps s usual in abundance AT whole
sale and retail WIN. A. N0URSE
Moiue, June 9Th. ls54
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
From the Washington Union.
ElOstiIitieS i'm KauSa

Rumors have passed into circulation
to The efGct that The President has au.
thorized the employment Of the troops
of the United States in the Territory oil
Kansas to aid the local authorities in
the execution of the laws. No such au.
thority has been given. In order TO show
exactly what has transpired, We have
obtained rennssion to publish the fol.
lowing dispatches:
WEsTPoRT, (Mo.y Dec 1, 1855.
| desire authority 10 call on tie U. S.
forces at Levenwurth 10 preserve the
peace Of this Territory, TO PROTECT the
sheriff Of Douglas county, and enable
him to execute lhe legal process in his
hands. If :he laws are not executed civ.
ii war is inevitable. An armed force of
ohe thousand men, with all the imple.
mentS of war, it is said, are at Law.
renee. They have rescued prisonehfrom
the sheriff. burnt houses, ,and threatened
the lives Of citizens. Immediate assist.
ance is desired. This is the only means
TO save bloodshed. Particulars by mail
WILSON SHANNON.
To his Excllency FRANKLIN PIERCE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
1DEMOCRATC CONVENTION.

The Democracy of Vinton County are
requested to meet in Convention al
McArthur,on Thursday, the 25th day Of
Dscem Der, 1880, at one o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose Of appointing two Dele.
gates to represent them a; the State
ConVention,to be held by the Democra
cy in Columbus, on the 9Th day Of Jan.
uary, 1856. 10 nominate a candidate for
Supreme Judge, one for Board Pnblic
Works, and candidate for State
School Commissioner; also, to put in
nomination an electoral ticket for Pres,
ident aud Vice President, and TO ap
point del egates 10 the next Democratic
National Convention. ltis hoped there
will be full attendance.
BY order of the
DEN CEN. COMMITTEE OF VIYroy Co,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
The Ohio Farmer for 1856.

THE OHIO FARMER, will commeuce
its Fifth Volume, January l, 1886. 1t is
now so well aud 50 generally known. dat
little need be said 10 its behalf With the
experience which we have gained in editing
il, for the past iouT years,and with the know
ledge of the wants OF the public. which mucn
travel and Correspondence has given us. to-
gether with the very many able Contributors.
which we Lave been constantly adding TO
our heretofore long list, we feel that Tbs
Ohio FarneT is mun than ever worthy of
the patronage Of the entire country: and ve
can assure all, that however excellent it may
have been for the pust year, it will be better
for the year to cone.
The Ohio Farmer will continue 10 be issned
weekly, on large folio sheet. of clean, white
paper, and on clear type, and illustrated with
Cuts OF Domestic Animals, Implements,
Trees, Houses, &c, &c. Tie News and
Miscells Departments, Market Reports
&C., DC, will receive careful attention.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
THE STATE OF ONO, vlNroN co,

THE STATE OF ONO, vlNToN co.
Teogue Ray, Admr. Of ! Probate Court,
Mosses Ray, deceased, Petition 10
against sell Land.
Celia Ray, etAl. JOHN RAY
of the State OF Missouri, and Jesse Ray
of the State of Illinois, will take no.
tice that on the Sixth day of December
A, D., 1855, the ioresaid Administts-
Tor filed his PetiliOO in the Probsta
Court ol said Vinton county; the obi.c.
and prater Of which Petition is 10 oh.
tain an order for the assignment of Dow.
er of Celia Ray, widow oi deceased.
in aud for the sale Of the TO 'luwina
Real Estate Of the said Moses Ray, de-
ceased, situated in VinIon county, Ohio.
~ wit: The Northeast quarter Of the
Southwest quarter OF Section Thirty
five, ia Township number Nine, Of
Range number Nineteen, in the Chilli.
colhe Land DistIict containing Thirty.
Nine and Ninety >eighI huhdredlhs acres
Alsu-Tbe Southeast quarter Of ,ks
Southwest quarter Vi Section Thirty.
ave. in Township number Nine, f
Range number Nineteen-in ChlllicotLs
Land District containing Thirty nins
and Seventy eight huBdreGlhs acres
save and eAcep: SO much off OF said lest
mentioned tact as Is laid oct aud plat.
ted as part OF the Town Of Rays,ille.
Also: The following described LUnd,
situated in The county of Jackson, o.,
TO viii A part of the Northeast qusr.
tel OF The Northwest quarter Of Sel-
Iion number Two, in Township number
Eight. OF Range number Nineteen, be.
Ing the same land conveyed by Thomas
Ray and Dlnah, bis wife, to detedent,
August 70, 1881, containing Twenty.
i've and Fl!ty hundredths acIes-sa,s
and except all that part off OF said tract
laid out and plated as part OF the town
Of aysviile--situaied in Jackson coun.
", ONO. Also, the following Tow a
Lots, situated in the counties OF Vim.
ton and Jackson, 0hio,as laid out,num.
bered and platte in the town Of Rave
vile, to wit: Nos. three, seventeen,
eighteen, twenty. three. twenty -four,
!Wenty.slx, twenty.seven, twenty y-right,
seven, eight, nine, ten, and nineteen.
Said Petition will be fer hearing on
the 7ih day OF January d. d. 1856.
4. A. BRATION.
Dec 6. 5o.-5w ATTY for Petitioner.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
EeWO cratic Nominations for Off.
GERS of tile House Of Congress.

In order that our readers may fully un
derstand the ballo ting reported by tele
grorh for officers of the House, we sta tt
that the following gentlemen are TIE
Democratic nominees for thu various
Offices OF that body:
For SPEAKER Hon. w. A. Richardson
Of Illinois.
For Clerk-A. D. Ba nks, of Virginia
For Sergeant. nt.at-arm8-A. J.. Gloss
brenner, OF Pennsylva=io.
For DoOr-Kseper-Z. w. McKlew,of
Maryland.
For PoStmustcr-John. M. Johnson, ,oI
Virginia.
For Public Prinitr-Corneliou Wen,
dell. Of New York.
At the DemocraticlC clCongressional eau.
Gus, following resolution, intoduced by
Hon. J. CLANCY Jones, of Pennsylvania
was unanimously adopted:
Res0lUsd, That the Democratic mem
bers of the House of Representatives
though in temporary minority in this
body, deem this a fit occasion to ten.
der to their fellow citizens of the whole
Union their heartfelt con gratula,ions
on the triumph, in the recent elections
In several Of the northern, eastern and
western, as we'll as sothern States, of
the principles Of the Kansas. Nebrasku
bill and the doctrines of civil and relig-
ious liberty which. have been SO violent
ly assailed by secret political order
known as the Known Nothing party;
and though in minority, we hold it to
be our highest duty to preserve our or.
ganization and continue our efforts 10
The maintenance defence Of those prin.
ciples ond the constitutional rights OF
every section and every citizens against
their opponents Of every description.
whether the so called Republicans, Know
Nothlngs, oriFusionist;j and to this end
we look with confluence to the support
end appreciation of all good and true
men-iriends Of the constitution aud
ihe Union throughout the.countr,.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
Action Of the State Central Com.
Hailtee,
COLUMBUS NOV. 90, 1855.

COLUMBUS Nov. 90, 1855.
The Democratic State Central Com.
mittee met at Columbus pursuant to no.
,ice.
On motion Of Major William Hunt, it
was
Rcsolued, That the Dem ocratic party
adhere to its time honored usage, Of
meeting in convention on the 9Th Of Jan.
uary next, at Columbus, and nominate
one candidate for Supreme Judge, one
mem bar Of the Board of Public Works
one Superintendent OF Schools, fortysix
delegates to tho National Convention
to form an electoral ticket. and sppoiut 4
State Central Committee for the ensu.
ing year.
WASHINGTON M.LEAN, Chm.
NJ. c. RYAN, Sec'y.
VintUn county is eutitled in the
above Convention 10 two Delegates,
and Jackson to one Delegate.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

Andrew Jarvis, PrtG } Civil Action.>
Bashabu SoiIars, Den. ! THE peiendsnt
will take notice that the FlaintiiI IN the
above case, on the 27lh day Of November,
le51, caused all Order OF Attachment TO bo
issued by Robert Aiken, Esq, a Justice OF the
Peace Tor RIchand township, Vinton ccuu.
ty,ohio,against the goods and chattels, stocks,
interes! Iii stocks, rights, credits, moneys,Ond
effects OF said Defendant, nonresident of
said county, To satisfy the claim OF the Plain
tiff Tor twenty seven dollars and fifty cents.
and twelve dollars the probable costs of suit.
Said cause has been continued for ser vice on
said Defendant and will be for hearing before
said Justice at his Office in Richland town
ship, Vnton county, Ohio, on the Seventh
day OF January, 1886, at 10 o'clock IN.
Dec u 80 ANDREW JARVIS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
No Speaker yet Excitement contin-
s--More BalIoungS.

More BallollngS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5--P. M.
SENArE-HaIe submitted a reSolu-
tion requesting the President 10 inform
the Senate whether he had received
any evidence OF such resistance 10 the
execution oil the laws in. Kansas as to
requite the interposilion OF military
force for its prevention or the .restora-
tion oil law and order in that Territory;
if so,t to lay the same before the Senate.
Also, copies OF any order which he
may have issued Tor the employment
of military forces in that TeIrlLory.--
The resolution lies over.
Mr.. Adams submitted a resolution,
which lies over, lor the election oil
officers OF the Senate on Monday next,
the 10th inst.
Mr.. Bell offered resolution, which
also lies over, referring all private
claims and bills on the calendar to
the Court.o Claims.
MI, Adams gave notice of his in.
tention to introduce bill to amend the
Naturalization Laws
The Senate then adjourned.
HousE--The voting for Speaker
was resum ed,and the llth, 18th, 18th
and 18th ballots resulted without a
choice. The following is the
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
PRINTERS STARVING.

We are now in great need Of Flour,
Meat, Wood, Coal, @c., all of which
will be gladly received on subscription.
Can not some of our back subscribers
send us some of these necessary ar.
ticles, for our comfort and their credit
We will just say to those who owe US,
as matter Of convenience to them,
we tcill publish the names and amounts
due us, as soon as we can complete the
list; this will enable those at distance
TO remit TO US and save us postage,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

0T A Persian merchant, complain,
ing very heavily Of some unjust sen.
tence, was told by the Judge to go to the
Cadi.
"But the Cadi is your uncle" urged
the plaintiff.
"Then You can go to the Grand Viz.
Iier."
"But his secretary is your cousin!''
"rhen you may appeal to the Sultanpi
"But his tayorlte SUl,ana is YOU
neice!"
"Well, then, go TO the deviI"
Ah! that is still closer connection, y
said the merchant, as lie lett the court
in despair.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

process ~ MS hl1dS. II the lows are
not exec nled, civil war is inevitable
An armed Iorce oil 1000 men, witt
all the implements OF war, it is saiC
are at fort Leavenwor,h; they ha,,
RESCUED tho prisoner from the Sheriff
burned a number of houses and threat
ened the live OF the citizens. Imedi
ale assistance is desired; this is lht
only way TO prevent bloodshed. Par
ticulars by mail
The President replied as follows
'All the power vested in the Ex
&c uiive will be exened to preserve
order and enforce the laws. On the
receipt of your letter. the preliminary
measures necessary to be taken before
calling on the troops, will be promply
executed, ald Ou will lie fully advis
ed.
1t has just been asc.nained, be.
yond the possibility OF a doubt, til al
a despatch has been received from
Buchanan relative to the Cramptor
difficulty, the tenor of winch is, thai
the British Government, in a courle.
GUS but positive maner, decline Civ
ing such explanations as were de.
manded by our Government, regard.
ing the alleged violation OF our nen.
trality laws by British agents. This
aspect oil affa irS imposes on The Am.
'erlcan Government very delicate oh.
legations, and it will require all its
wisdom to eXtricate itself from the
present delemma.
Thesgovernments OF San Salvador.
Honduras, and Costa Rica, have pro,
tested to this Government against the
recognition, by Mr.. WheeIer,the Uni.
tied States Minister, OF the present
Nicaraguan Government. The Gov
ernment OF San Salvador predicts that
the present order oil things on Nicara>
qua will not long continue, Tor reasons
stated, and declare themselves ready to
exlreminate all foreign adventurers
who may invade their soil.
SENATE'-Hale's resolution ealing
on the President for copy OF Kansas
Correspondence was taken up.
Hunter remarked that il was unusu-
al to make such calls before receiving
Annual Message, which might contain
the information desired.
Hale consented that the resolution
should lie over, and moved that when
the Senate adjourned it adjourn ill
Monday.
Hunter hoped not, as the House
may organize to-day,
Clayton remarked that such an adS
journment would delay the reception oil
the Message, which the couStry is an.
xious to see.
Several Senators urged Mr.. Hale
to Withdraw his motion.
Hale said; 'ln view OF the fact stat-
ed by the Senator from Delaware, oI
which | was entirely ignorant, thai
the country is waiting,wIth great anx-
ity for the Message, | Withdraw the
motion. Laughter.
The Senate then adjourned,
HOUSE, Whitney withdrew the
name OF Humphrey Marshall as can.
didate for Speaker.
The ballolting for Speaker was then
resumed, We annex the
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
EXCHANGE.
BUYING,
JOHN KYSER, Pl'tA, ! In attashmen,

JOHN KYSER, Pl'tf', ! In alta ahment.
against }(Civil action. J
David D. Drake, Deft. THE Defend
ant will take notice that the Plaintiff
in the above cause, on the 26th day of
November, a. d. 1855, caused an Order
of Attachment to be issued by ]. w.
.Swepston, Justice of the Peace for Elk
township, Vinton county. Ohio. against
the goods, chattels, stocks, interest in
stocks, rights, credits. moneys, and eff.
fects of said Defendant-dn bsconding
debtof-to satisfy the claim of said
Plaintiff for Fourteen Dollars With in
terest from the 9Th day Of November,
1855, and Twenty five Dollars the prob
able costs Of suit; and that said cause
has been continued for service on said
Defendant, and will be for heariGg be
fore said Justice at his Office in Near
thur in said township, on the 10th day
of January, a. d. 1855, at O'Clock P.
Nj. Of said day last aforesaid.
Dec. l3, 55. JOHN KYSER.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13

X. Ms. VS.. METHODIsTs.- Know
Nothings in missouri have joined the
crusade against the Methodists, and re.
iuse to tolerate their preaching aud
camp meetings Ind SsniineI.
Why not9 Ii any suppose that 'dont
with the Catholics = will satisfy thi.
organization, they now little of the
human Tiger when once let loose--aud
woe be 10 those that 10 osen him.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
TEEMs OF HEoHIoF FARMER,
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCED

lA'' %A"'""hi 'N AbNANCE'
Single copyl VI" 81 Copy months el
3copies year, copies months >
5 copies | year s 10 copies months .
Ten Copies, one year,'"'Sl5.
A club of five subscribers. at So, will en-.
title the person making it up to copy for
six months; club Of len, at Sl5, to copy
for one year.
0CS- Old Subscribers. who wi,h 10 renew
their subscription, cOn do so al any time, by
getting NEW subscriber and sending US 81,
which will pay for both one year.
0-3- SUBSCRIBE WITHOUT DELAY.
Tho. BROWN, Proprietor and Editor.
Cleveland. Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
Young ladies who wish to look in.

Young ladies who wish TO look in
teresing, should commence by eating
plenlitulIy OF slate pencils and chalk
should this fail, let them resort to vim
egar as a beverage, and Jet them chew
green lea. Should this fail, let them
give their corsets an extra, turn, Hrd
-w~sr the lninnest shoes they can buy,
espsciaIly.iH cold. damp weather. To
be snre,this may induce consumption;
but that matters very lltlle-the "inters-
ting" are OF SO little use in the world,
that the sooner they leave it, the better
Tor themselves AND every one around
them. Harsh, but true. Lady loafers,
ks suppose, are here pointed at
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
CINcISNATL Deo. 8

AT Memphis, this mo rniug, the steam.
er Geo. Collier took ire and was entiely
consumed. The steamer Mayflower and
the wharf boat of Duv all Alglo and
Co., caught from the Collier, and were
completely destroy ed. The boats car
goes are reported total lUss'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
Greai Indian Fight AT the South
1VO AMdiams Killed.. Escape Oi
Miss Pellet.

we stop the press to say that by Wells
Fargo &Co.'s Express, we learn that the
citizens and miners of Jackson county
have taken the field. They have already
kllied one hundred aud six Indians.
lhey spare neither age nor sex, but are
determined to make clean sweep as
'hey go. They say they want no assist.
ance or interference from Government
othcers; thet they are determined TO treat
all protectors or sympath;zers with the
indians, as common foes.
Major Lupton, mem Der elect TO ,he
LeglSla!u from Jackson county, was
hllied' Miss Pellet esca ped a few min.
utes before Waggoner's house was at.
tackled Great excitement existed asainst
the regulars and Others who had shelf.
cred and protected the lndians.-Ore.
gonian Oct. 90