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Barley, and Flour.

and f-- sale at WHOLESALE TEICf-. .
Ffa+ilg Ctsl uf oar house IN tie ''.,i ''i''' IN
r-.se an harfac l.d i.i orr stock on g. Tt.l' ,'
i..t iu -t.-z ite,, hoie 10 rs"''g "a fj e.
If I.ra7 -e. Give usa c-l at or >,,-,,i.n \ ~t.X
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.tflcacy, We VIII give the following:
1000 PACKAGES

lledieines, Chemica2s, Dye
SnU|S, Paints, Oils, T7penti2e,
PeJimery, Fancy Goods, B1Ysh-
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TE 7TIAT SUFFER-- REID! REID!
DIR. PAREIRAS
GREAT ITALIAN REMEDY !
It Nerer has Failed-N cannot FaN I. Cure

| PRIvATENATCRF. No MATTER HOW hong sTlNllVG.
WITHOUT ANY INJURIOUS FTFECTTO TIII SYaTLAL
OR ANY CHANGE OF DIET
1t Nerer has FdHed-H cannot Foli tc Cure
IT HIS Idyoluable Specific first int otu Vi into Pisa soma
L Jtty gcarS since, soon became we'll known as 4 e4.
IAN cure, that in every town and city only the Con
tlnen but In Great Britain. the demand for grs
rs merits so Ga1unatn9 that in ss than year from
its introduction it had SII1nf allothcr remedies Tus
ac Faculty OF the principal cities OF Europe were
compelled to acknowledge its wonderful mastery di,
ease Poprietors Of other Mciicne jealous its aay
yanly endeayored to stay its onward prarcs Like grass
before me mower, their efforts fell to the ground and like
ire on the prairie sweeping all before IT, its onward nus sc
became triumphant 1t stood forth upon its own merits
Discerning pul1c saw tried aud convinced mag
tcat cir2es The massive rnc acquired bv Dr. Parc.
alone bore witness to its nliFdGll0Bs merits At tbo do
cease Of the Doctor the recipe was bc7rnathol n m
who has lately introduced the remedy into tie United
States. The number Of cures il la. al-Cs3r 20
Astonishing. Thousands and tens Of tboisar, cs 1c-
testimony to its efficacy
al rAo use it, It riH CURE.
WIN safety peedand certainty other medicine has cver
Resort to No Quqck Nostr1,n7e.
Use remedy that has been trod for the ast G;y years
aud was never known to fail
BEWARE or c0rxrrRYFTs
The extensive sale Of this wonderful medicine h
caused some person persons, to palm oil upon the
maj Be particular 10 buy none without the written s
nature OF Pareira D.. the outside wrapIcl cf each
bottle All others counterfeit aud their
wll he punished with the utmost rigor OF tile law
Price Three Dollars per bottle Tor sale by d. Tabco-l
sole Agent for California Oregon and the Sandwich Islands
whom all orders must addressed. liberal di-oup
made to wholesale dealers
D. BAECOCK. Wholesale prtgyis4
Feb25 3rn lo3 Clay street san Frs ucisco.
List ofAgents throughout the state.
DR. H. HUNT. Nevada.
BiCE COFFIN & co. Druggists Marvs,ine
b. X STARKWEATIIElt CITY Drug Store Ito.,.+o,
W. II. BRUNER. Touumne Drug store Sonora
BENZ sHuRTLEFF, Shasta Drug store. shasta
CHILD, WoRTHN, P.aceryille Drug store "lzcervNs
JUSTIN GATES, Jr., Sacramento Civ
Dr. r. " CARR, rowuierille.
Dr. W. H. GATLIFF, Yrcka.
Ir. J. b. WINSTON. Los Angeles
WHAIEY + MORSE. san DIEGO
GEO L. STORY Portland o. T.
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EHE IL ..
All Diseases the Eyes cured with Unfailng Certainty
Isr. VI. A. Sgyder. Oculist.

nR W A. SNYDTTs'S mode of treating diseases OF the
Eve differs materially from the course commonly
1rsnel by PHYSICIANS Believing that most diseases OF
te Eve have their origin obstructed circulation an
upare state of the system His remedies VIII be pre-
crbed with reference To the disease with "ch he patent
m obstruction and restoring the eeneraI health OF the
uateut the NAV be permanently cured without the
use of Csr or anv of the irritating applications IN general
tisc Isr would say those who have exhausted the
of others without giving him full trial for IN all
where vision is not entirely lost the Eye not
,,iotelv disorcauized. there is still hope.
sT-Ofce Corner Sansone and Bush streets. San Fran
60 fe,,,r ,r.-,ea on Rush Jan 26-3m
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st. Charles Hotel,
Change of Froprietorslsip.


ET1liH Undersigned hr@l leave announce the public
1s that hr is engaged in thoroughly rcGtting the
above establishment, and will reopen .thc Thurs
day nyXt january 18th The Hotel is situated in central
aud commanding position at the
Corner Of Washington and Davis streets,
Having One Hundred aud Twenty finely furnished
apartments toether with other convenience belong
ing 10 public house Of the FIRST class As ii is hi, deter
mStlon TO spare neither pains expense to descrv
support he respectfully selects the patronage Of h
Ir Z I4S anf ihc public. Jan 1.-in1 A. GILIlS.
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AIDES AN CIlILIhN'S SHOES-The larges
L. and most desirable Stock ever brought to this
market just received and for sale by .
30-2m O.P. BLACkMAN, G. 'mmercial street.
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MAY ELOWER-
SIGOyRNEY E. PECA,

y VlIIOINC I1uJItIj NUIItV,
Teas, Sugar, Mackerel,
''9s too9is Of every description, Manila and Hemp
N'If oi AL sizes, Blasting Powder. Safety Fuse,
,Ico i'''h. carolina Rice, Pickles, salmon sc.
- ltse assortment of shelf Goods such Pine
i isu react Is, Strawberries Raspberries oysters
,is' leafs all kinds in cans. Jams aud Jellies
W " %od partcaariy call ihs attention Of pro-
- 2hd Saloons their stock of WINES
LlQt o.9 being The largest and best selected ever
Liquors; ~ W
oTARf, psn#~ Co, Martel seirpet.o Pi=cuitb
81. Marlia merry, Raspberry and Peach Brnndies
Au<uHGAhALA, scotch, Irish acid Brand and Old
Bourbon Whisky.
HOLLAND American. Rose and Swan Gin
JAAALA and & CroiX Rum. Ciaret Port sherry Hook
Aiadeira- huscata and Sauerne Wines.
~ A,PAtNE, Of all brands. French Cordials of all
requisite in a Bar w w ''7
san = nave unusual facilities for obtaining Goods from
hi ~ S!sco @ and Sacrameto of the firm devo;ing
tihe atid attention huving for this. AMI The
~ ee9 Win "ii,cA they are connected i'm the diff
mining 10 Niis throughout state aue Durchasing
~ IIe quantities. thereby enabling them to Offer All If
the ABOVE Goods at hoesae or Retail at prices bs,
VIII eei{ competition Orders from country urornny
tended to- Al Goods reasonable distance
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SaNrNrD s S0N.

~3road Street, weva3a, have opened .
FLOUR. LIME 4 FEED SIOhJ.
N THEIR N.W BRICK WARE ii1G-.
vD.Ty-.r> n t.. nurl House and ile Empire .5;aai-
! ~. iari 10 deliver tie Er=t gDa!.'$ ot ~ "
= 4. in Hla i N,yad, at the loNE I CASH P-.jEt
anil go sell ia small quantities &t the -i"n-isF' '= ''
rr,-ol with e. Z. lip,ules, cecu., iH Nrta'a
We hay. al % on Aani a large s.oc- of
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Resort to No OnrcL Nn.t,....

All acho use 1t, Il ulH CURE,
With safety speedaud certainty no other .d1e has eve
moss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
The Crops.


The Wabash Express (Terre Haute)
SAYS Every day we hear the most en-
couraging account from farmers. Every
thing looks beautiful. The whea, and the
grass scarcely ever looked better. Since
the rains and the warm weather, vegetation
seems to be inspired with uncommon thrift.
One thing is remarked as unusual with the
ground this spring-it plows very light, one
orse doing nearly as much as two have
commonly DONE"
The Paris Mercury of the 18th says
Farmers in this section are already ex-
pressing their fears that. if the present sea-
son should prove dry one, their crops will
be ruined by the chintz bag. swarms OF
them having already made their appearance
in different localities; and there are some
fears that these bugs have already common
ced their depredations on the growing cat
and wheat crops. But we hope for the
better"
The Troy (Mo.) Gazette says The fine
showers during the past few weeks have
been an incalculable advantage to the grow
ing wheat and other grain, and vegetation
generally. The prospects of the wheat
was never better. The peach and cherry
trees are in blossom, and grass and garden
truck" are thriving finely"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
Davenport, May 2lst, 1855.
Rad state Of Things on Red River
II. G.. BARNER

The following is an extract from letter
to the Cincinnati Commercial, dated Upper
Red River, Claiborne Parish, La, April IS,
1858:
Such state of things never ext ted here
before. As vet the Red River has not been
navigable, and not a bale Of Cotton has
been shipped. Thousands and tens Of
thousands of bales are on the banks OF Up
per R ID River and its tributaries, awaiting
rise. Not only have the people failed to
get their cotton off, but as necessary con-
sequence, no supplies have reached us Of
any kind. We have no railroad c mmuni-
cation, and the people, wealthy though many
Of them are, are in an alarming state of des-
ttution. Flour Is worth 50 per barrel, and
not 10 be had within ninety miles, Corn is
commanding 50 per bushei, and other
things in proportion"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22

An Independent Governor.

The telegraph brought US on Thursday
the gratifying intelligence that Governor
GARDNER. If Massachusetts, had reiuscd
TO grant the application oil the two Houses
of the Legislature for the removal of Jud re
LoRisG. Trusting that this account is true,
the act-so indie pendent, aud, under the cir.
cunstanees, so honorable TO the firmness
Of the Governar-will give him an enyiable
place in the admiration and esteem Of the
good and order loving and law-abidng men
Of the count :, and every part Of it. This
worthy magistrate. go worthy Of his high
Office, did not share the friendship and the
wise and conservative precepts Of DANIEL
WEBSTER in vain, but, "with the unstooping
firmness Of an upright SOUL" has proved a
true disciple of t.at great republican and
National Intel
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
Misffllantous.
L.TCFHRES.

Or. Calvin NJ. Fitch, Of New YORK. !" F,
deliver a course 81 free lectures on diseases Vi
the lungs and air passages the cause
pointing OUT the means Of prevention and demon
s,ra,ing the durability Of Pulmonary Comslinpnoh a.
LIE CLAIRE HALL,
pav.npor,, Iowa, to ladies' aud gentlemen on Tues
sav and Wednesda, Evenings, May goth and 3ota and
10 ladies only on the afternoon sfTuesday May 3ist,
Dr, Fitch viii be atthe lie Claire House, Day.
export, from Monday, May ssth until Mon'ay, June
mn, 1855, during which period he may DO consulted
for Psrmonary Csnsamptions, Asthma, cArsst
Bronchitis, Dyspspsis, Female comPiainf'' and all
other with or dsposing' to Con-
sumption in the treatment Of which his system VI me-
dicnal inhalation aud mechanical remedies has uni
formly pro we'd 70 be the most successful, anerdne
The consumpiive Tho only rational here OF relief -
Patients consulting DR.. Fitch the present occasion
may continue TO correspond with him in New YORK
without IA rther expense May dAw-Im
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
Senator'S in a state Of Suspended Anina,io

The Legislature Of California has ad.
journed sine die after about fifty ballotings
without electfng successor to Senator
Gwin, and California lie to be added TO the
long list Of states that will 90 partially or
entirely unrepresented in the Senate OF the
United States next winter. The seats oil
Petit, Of Indiana; Dodge, Of Iowa; At.
Gibson, OF Missouri, and Norris and VIII
liams, OF New Hampshire, remain vacant,
like that Of DR.. Gwin, their respe Give Le-
gislatures being unable to effect choice.
The remarkable peculiarly Of all thes e
cases, and one which ought not to be over
looked in this "parlous times" is that every
one Or these sc nators voted for the Nebraska
and Kansas bills. Could not many more
senators be named from the free.states who,
If subjected to the test Of the ballot boxes,
would stand no bettefchance ofa re cleo
ton ~. Y. EreHing Post.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
To Corresuoudents.

While il 10 our wish that any who choose
to address the public through our columns,
on matters Of public. and sometimes Of pfi-
vate interest, MAJ hare that privilege, we
at the same time desire, that as little Of
personality as is possible. be INDUCED in
Indulgence in personality, only tends to ex-
cite angry feelings, without advancing the
Argument the writer's may be aiming at,-
and when such is the so evident fact we
are somewhat surprised that those who oniy
write TO adFance truth and goodness, should
have forgotten one of the main Characters
tics of human nature. You will never make
8 man bstter.by calling him hard names,
and that il truth which all reformers
ought to racoilect. And il is on aceoun, of
that truth, We would prefer that all who
favor Us with communications should con-
flns themselves to the argument Of the fact.
under consideration, and not travel out o.
the record, to indulge in angry illusions, or
70 inciie angry replies.
We have thought il necessary to say thu.
much on this subject, and we presume that
our readers will agree with US in thinking
such remarks no, misplaced.
We wish and request Communications
from our friends and citizens, but as li,,le
personality as possible, will be more pleas
ing to Us, aRd will eventually cause less re-
greet to the respective writers Of the differ
ent communications.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22

Me-. BREcKEsRfD6E.-The Washington
correspondent of the Courier and Enquirer
says that It is rumored that Mr.. German
has been removed from the Office of Cover
nor Of Minnesota, and that Hon. John c.
Breckenridge. Of Kentucky, has been, or
isto be, appointed TO Ell the vacancy. The
Government have been unfortunate in the
selection Of some of their Territorial off.
GERS. A few months ago the people OF New
Mexico burned in efigy their Territorial
Governor, Mr.. Merriweather, and the last
mails brought TO Washington petition
signed by the people Of New Mexico, de-
manding lis removal.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22

The RISING GEgERAIIos.--lnt the United
States there are about 10000 common
schools, which are supported part NY the
State treasury, part by school funds, litera,
~ funds, and school taxes. In England
and Wales there are 46,042 public and pri.
rate schools, attended by 2,l44,37S sehol-
ars. In addition, there are 1915 evening
schools, which provide for 1878 children.
The number of Sunday Schools is 23,5l4
with 2,407,642 scholars. In 1851 there
Was in England scholar for every SO per-
song. In Scotland, about one-seyenth OF
the people are at school. In the United
States there is scholar for every persons;
in Russia only scholar for about 200 per-
sons receives instruction in school. While
at nine o'clock on Monday morning there
are 100000 of American boys and girls at
school, in Russia there are only loo, 600 en-.
joying the benefit of instruction.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
PREsloExrIAL CAnptnArEs.-The a.

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES The Con-
cord Statesman thus describes the leading
Democratic aspirants for the Presidency
Mr.. Buchanan is too penurious. and be-
sides, cut his own throat by signing the
bstend document. Gen. Cass has reached
. garruious old age. If in the Presidential
Chaire his Messages pould prOJsbiy male from
fly 10 ssrsntg.frs columns solid BREWER
Douglas, beside his Nebraska infamy, car
RES sort Of sailor boarding house odor
about him caused by liquor and cigar
smoke.''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
For the Gazette,
Mr.. EDITOR

Deeming as do that the
pubic Of this county have right to know
why We are without legal Grand Jury at
the present Term OF our District Court, and
believing that from the VARIOUS rumors
af,oat in relation thereto, erroneous opinions
are likely TO be formed, wish through your
columns To make statement Of the facts.
am the more induced to do this, from Sec
ing a communication in the Courier oil the
10Th inst, over the signature of Honesty,
name BY which the writer is mere CON-
ple,ely masked than he could have been by
any other in the Eaglish language. In
tina, epistle i, is said that if the Courts and
States Attorney are insufficient or incom-
petent to understand or administer the law
properly, and by this means the public suffer,
the Bar is no, in fault" True, o king !!
Blu, then no one ever supposed they would
be, and ii they did, the public Of this county,
when speaking of the Bar, never think OF
the writer of that epissle, notwithstanding
his "iwelvs years practice in New York"
Blu, to my subjects By the Code (page
2ia9 il is provided that Jury hist OF 100
competent persons to serve on Juries, shall
be annually made in each county, from
which 10 selec, Jurors for the year CON-
mencing the first day of August annually.
1t is further provided that on or before the
frs, DAY Of March, annually, the Clerk shall
apportion tie number 10 be selected from
each township and to deliver the same TO
the Sheriff 10 be by him served upon the
judges OF the Township elections, who shall
therpupon make tho requisite selection and
return the names SO selected to the County
Judge with the pol books of the April cleo
ton. The Clerk and Sheriff did their duty
at the proper time, bot the judges OF elec-
tons in Blue Grass and Liberty Townships
failed to make returus as they were requir-
ed. Hence the hst was deficient, and for
-ihatreason was decidedillegal
The selection Of Jurors is matter that
neither the District Judge nor Prosecuting
Attorney has anything to do with, and the
jury list just decided 20 be illegal, was fur
nished more than six months before came
into office, and there has not been mo-
ton to quash, or demurrer sustainedto an
indictment drawn, since / have been in
Office. | hope that the next time "Hones-
tyn wishes 10 make thrust at me in the
public papers, be will do it ever name that
will be more likely to secure him the credit
OF his production. Very resp'ly yours
H. G.. BARNER.
navann1rt Mar 0Ist 1s55
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22

The liquor law goes into effect Tomorrow
During yesterday and to-day the unusual
activity of the wholesale and retail trade in
dispatching demiiohns and mysterious pack
ages to all parts of the city will probably
prevent liquor famine for few days
On Monday next the liquor dealers will
hold public meeting at Faneuil Hail.
The Legislature has adjourned over until
Monday, when they will adjourn sine die =
The Governor has not yet signed the per-
sonal liberty bills muligcalion document.
The members threaten to remain until he
does.
Weather this evening cloudy, We expect
rain.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
From the South Bend Reg!steF, 18th.
Terrible Thunderstorm. Sad Results.

The most violent storm Of the season
spen, lis whole fury on our town lastTuesday
evening, and while it has left many proofs
Gifts destructive power, il has filed one
house with mourning One bolt struck Mr..
Leonard Hams house on Pearl street,
killing two of his children Instantly. The
whole fomily were in the front room at the
time. William Hahn, aged 10, was at the
window on the side where the lightning
struck, and Charles Hahn, aged7, was ly.
ing on the floor near him. Both were in
s,antly killed. Lutheria, aged s, who was
between William and her mother, was
s,rock on her hip, burnt down to her feet
and one OF her shoes torn off her foot and
shivered into ribbons. She 10 severely in.
jured, but il is hoped will recover. Mr..
Hams niece, Miss Pet,igrew, was stunned
and is very sore all over to-day. Wednes-
day, but it is not considered dangerous.
Mrs. Hahn was struck in one foot which
rested on the fioer, and what is remarkable,
that fifteen years ago she was struck by
lightning in her foot in different part OF
town. Sarah Hahn was in the room, but not
injured. Mr.. Hahn himself was just outside
the room and was stunned and blinded.
Another bolt struck house at the north
end of Michigan street, belonging TO An
,hony Derees, and occupied BY Mr.. Spain.
1t did no serious damage however. At Lo-
we'll another bolt entered one window Of
a house and went out at the other, but hurt
nc one. Another bolt struck down a horse
near the railroad. And another burned the
forehead Of Mr. Stokes, ST., who was in
the street at that time, but did him no other
injury.
To complete and darken still more the
gloom of our town, the mail the same night
brought news from California of the death
ofAmbrose w Heaton. He had an attack
Of fever, which was not considered dan
garous, but suddenly internal hemoraghe
set in, and termigated his existence in a
few hours.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
Ihe Crops in Texas.

From almost every section Of Texas the
accounts Of the growing crops are of the
mos, discoursgcing character. Up TO the
latest date, the 81 inst, severe drou,h and
cold weather had prevailed. The cotton
looked worse; many cornfelds east Of the
Brasos ID heen destroyed by the cold
weather and the cutwerm, aud many fields
Of rhest, which at FRS, promised fine
crop. were not expected to yield the seed
sown.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22

ma paper which mere than favors the X
N. movement. in speaking Of the ground
taken BIZ the Massachusetts and New Hamp-
shire Know Nothing Councils, says expic-
itely:-"Of course nobody in The North
can suppose that any party in the South
vii! ever, under any circumstances, support
for Office man pledged to aid in repeating
the fugitive slave law. or in resisting the
further eytentiofs Of slavery. - -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22
BY TELE CIR A p H.
NEw York. May 10.

New York, May 10.
The steamer North Star arrived out at
Havre May 4th, thirteen days.
The Jury in the case of the Williams
burg rioters, this A. NJ, after an absence
Of thirteen hours, brought in verdict OF
guilty against four out Of the sixteen indlct.
ments. Sentence reserved until Thursday
next.
A church property tenure bill, similar TO
that recently enacted IN this State, has
been introduced into the Legislature ofCon-
necticut.
The steamer United States was to have
sailed to-day with the Kinney expedition,
but still remains at her dock
A bag of letters Addressed to the U. s.
Consul al Paris and sealed with the seal OF
the T. s. Department of State, clandestine-
" put in charge Of a passenger per Ariel,
was seized at the moment of her leaving
and sent to the department at Washington,
whence it purports to come
While the passengers OF the Baltic were
landing last evening, a suspicious locking
character was arrested and on searching
him it was found he had purloined dress
ing case containing $500 worth of da-
monds, the eroperty Of one OF the Passen-
gers.
Yesterday P. NJ. the Lackawaxen bridge
over the Delaware on the Erie Raiiroadwa
consumed by fire. Loss over $4,000. II
is thought two weeks will elapse before
trains can pass again as usual, and in the
meantime good temporary arrangements
have been made.
The steamshd Hermann sailed at noon
for Southampton and Bremen with $50
passenger and $4,000 in specie. Among
the passengers wac Baron Won Grelt, who
was an ambassador at Washington.
The steamship Ariel sailed for Havre
with $50 passengers and Sl26.33S in specie,
also the celebrated California nugget, val
ued at $40, 900, for the exhibition Of Paris,
NAsHvILLE, Saturday, May 10
The General Assembly of the ,Presbyte-
rian Church met here yesterday. Rev, Dr.
Rice, Of ST. Louis, was appointed Modera-
tor. To-day the Assembly unanimously
resolved t. meet in New York, May, 1856.
n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-22

The birthday Of Fourier was celebrated
at the new French colony Dallas, Texas,
on the Eth ult An address was delivered
by Mr.. Cantagrel in French, and by Dir.
John Allen in English. The reunion is
spoken of by the Dallas Herald as a very
pleasant one.