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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
From the Rocky Mountains.

Last evening we met Messrs sidney
Mozier, George Shaw and james Osborne,
who arrived In the city yesterday from the
Mountains. They came down from Fort
Benton with three Macinac boats as far AZ
Council Bluffs, and from there to this city
on the steamer Admiral. They left Fort
Benton on the third of May, and arrived ut
Council Bluffs on the nineteenth instant
| Two Machine boats which left Fort Sarpy
on the the Yellow Stone on the nineteenth
81 MAY, also arrived at the Bluffs on The
twenty-third instant. The boats and cargo
are the property OF the American Fur Co.a-
paay
These gentlemen report that the Black
feet Indians have been annoying the Grow
Indians during the winter by stealing Their
horses. The latter tribe. however, avcng.
ed themselves by taking seventeen VI their
enemies scalps during the winter. Late in
the spring Blackfnot Indian came close TO
Fort Sarpy and scalped squaw OF his ow n
tribe. who had, however. been prisoner OF
the Crows for a number oil years.
On the first of May seven men started
from Fort Union, Ut the mouth of yellow
Stone, TO 60 TO Fort Sarpy, distance OF
over two hundred miles, to assist in bringing
some bouts. On their third day out they
were met BY party 81 over three hundred
Sioux Indians. armed to the teeth, who
made hostile demonstration toward them.
One OF their party who could speak the
Sioux language interiered. TIE Sioux de-
manded their sure nder, but some Of the par
~ we're unwilling, when they were attack
ed and man by the name ofGeorge Skies,
alderman, from Quincy, Illinois, was wound
ed, and anotherone shot at BY Sioux chief.
but was not injured.
They came To parisy and the Indians
stripped them of their guns and ammunition
and every article OF clothing. and left them
naked in the mountains. They bent their
course toward Fort Sarpy, which they
reached few days afterward in their naked
condition, having suffered considerably with
the cold and want of food. The only thing
they had to eat was young buffalo calf
which one of the party killed with stone.
and with sharp flint they opened vein and
sucked is blood. Three days after ey
arrived at Fort Sarpy. The Sioux, some
three hundred strong, surrounded the fort.
but after distributing some presents and
having a talk, the Indians left without Of
fering to attack them. Mr. Mozier and his
party report that on their way down from
the Yellow Stone they were not mclested
until they got 10 the Sergeant Hills, where
they were hailed from an indian village, and
on refusing to land their steersman was f.
red at and The ball passed over his head
They report the Upper Miss ,nri 10 very
low, and with not much prospect Of rise,
as there had been but little snow ii the
mountains during the wiater, the season
having been uncommonly mild. The Sioux
were congregaiing about Fort Pierre in
great numbers. but for what purpose it is
nc, known.-Nt. Louis Rep. June 30fh.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

BALLOON ASCENSION Brooks, the
aronaut, made a beautiful ascension from
Chicsgo on the Fourth. but the descension
Was notqui,e sobeoutifulor agreeable. After
rising about mile, the balloon struck q
current Of air which was blowing him to-.
wards the lake, but as the yoyager did not
fancy finishing his journey and perhaps his
life by water, be attempted 10 land on terra
firms. In trying TO do this the cords which
attach the car to The balloon came in con-
tact with the telegraph wires and were all
cut off, when the car with Dir. B. fell 10 the
ground. and the balloon, Gas the poeiical
writer in the Press says,l amounted into
The heavens like a freed bird, and sailed OF
ustil il was lost in the eastern sky" DIR.
B. thought the balloon contained gas enough
to carry it huadred miles and that il would
land somewhere in Michigan. II was worth
a thousand dollars and is the third one which
Mr B. has los, within few weeks. The
citizens of Chicago were about raising
subscrip, on to procure him another, in
which, rothing dauntsd BY past misfoTtunes.
the daring air.voysger would agsia ascend
from tue same city.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

The incidents OF the famous darlington
Excursion" will afford those who part,cipa-
ted in the, festivities Of the occasion" mlrlh-
fu food for many day Among other
good jokes was practical one clearly Illus,
trative OF the truth, that,
There il many slip
'TwiNt the Plate and the lip.
Upon the Mississippi, from Burlington to
Davenport, the boat was crowded, az 4 there
being enough ladies' 10 I'LL the Inner table,
the gentlemen were obliged to stand back.
There was one, however, whose keen de-
mands Of appetite" so sharpened his eye
sight as to spy ont vacant seat which he
promptly appropriated. This was too tan
aizing 10 lockers on TO be endured, and a
Delroter--who was really entitled TO the
seat, i. being next his own wite-and
Cleveland S9periatsndaat-wh being
bachelor was not entitled to any seat--de-
tarmned to spoi! that one mans dinner
The boat IS as searched from stem to stern"
TO find some overlooked woman. but IN
vain finally the two consprators esped
pretty cabin maid. and entering into nego-
Citations, prevailed upon her to h lip the fun
along by personating passenger The
bonnet, the shawl and the lady passenger
leaned upon the arm OF the Wolverine,
while the Buckeye went into the cihin TO
break to the lucky feeder. the unpleasant
fact that there was Just one more lady who
wanted seat" The wicked avart courier
tapped the hungry man on the sh u'der
just as he was raising the first generous fork
full to his mouth, and the dreadful an
noun emcrt "a lady wishes seat, sir, and
the near approach o? the pretty traveller.
aggravated the goRensss at the pit of the
greedy mans stomach, and s'nt him away
from the table amid s'three distinct rounds
Of applause" giving him good" time To
cool his anger and his porrdge. --Ctepeiand
Herald.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

The HARVEST CoNMENcEp.-F in
tn ! neighborhood are beginning to put the
sickle into the wheat-those, at least, who
haze sickies. The harvest promises mo
abundant yield. Oa,s-well, we won't say
Iast what We have heard Of the oats-bu,
the yield will be great Flax is doing ex-
tremely we'll A for the grass, there is
almost too much Of that; and the potatoes
are crowding each other out of the hills
Corn does not look quite so we'll, as there
has been too much wet weather to enable
the farmers to work it, but there is plenty
OF time for it TO come out yet. The wealth.
er is now, we believe, in the estimation OF
everybody, just what it ought to be- A
rare uhantnity upon question in which so
many tastes are to DC suited - Dagton TO-
Journal.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

BEAUTY or THE OHlo.-Bayard Taylor
the great traveller, in a recen, letter to the
New York Tribune, thus speaks Of tina,
beautiful river:
My experience OF the Ohio river below
Louisville confirmed the impression had
received from seeing it above that city Its
name bcst expresses its Characteristic
beautiful river. We have grander and
more majestic streams, but none of such
graceful loneliness. Its banks resemble,
on . brosder scale, the soft pastoral land
scapes Of the German Neckar and Main.
Meandering through its whole course, it
presents constant succession OF curves TO
gently rounded hills, according with as true
harmony as that of some perfect strain Of
music. 1t is beauty that never wcarcs,
but grows npon the sense more and more
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

TIE SLAVE DIcx.-Our contemporary and
namcsake, the Burlington Gazette, makes
pretty plausible story on; Of the arrest of
the slave "Dick" in that city. and were not
Loeofoco editors SO given to misrepresenta'
ton. We might afford its publication as truth.
He says that Dick was moi only runaway
negro, but horse thief, and then he wish
CO to NOW whether it was the fact Of his
being the ore or the other. that caused the
people OF Denmark to hold public meet
ing and pass resolutions expressive Of their
joy at his escape. Very impudent that, bu.
don't know that he is more than half wrong
in thinking the D enmark folks were med
ding with something that didn't concern
them. and in the conclusion, that there ID
something rotten in Denmark.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

Mow1sG NATca.-Taese was great
moving match a, Rochester, N. Y, on the
27,h ul,., between number of moving
machines entered for the purpose. The
Advertise says the committee had as yet
made no decision, but large majority OF
those on the ground were able to judge for
themselves. and the general opinion was in
favor Of Ketchum's machine, but adds
"The piese Of ground selected BY the com
mittee was ill-chosen, in consequence ofits
being uneven, and the grass thin, which
exhibited to disadvantage those machiaes
adapted TO heavier grass. 50 that the trial
" as not considered fair test
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

PLuNPLr REPULsED.-Mr Greeley writes
from Paris:
SOD. DelafeId and party of United
States officers, having been plumpIy refu.
sed permission To visit the French camp, il
they are to proceed thence into the Rus ian
have left tor some other point--f believe
for Cronstadt--ai er Il long tarrj here -
The French aud English do no, regard our
people as symoathzng with them very
strongly Hence they lavish no courtesies
on our officers Col. d. was told here that
he might visit the French camp after, but
not before he had been in the Russian /
presume he viii Try to profit by ,l.s permis-
sion, such as it to-"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

Poisonous GKEEss.-A family in Roch-
ester, N. T., was lately poi'oned by euting
greens which had been picked in garden
in that city. What caused the poisoning
was siramonium or thorn apple which when
young resembles many Of the plants used
tor greens.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

The editor of the Cincinnati Commercial
is very liberal in regard 10 color.
1--WE recognise" he says, "in the color
ed man the image Of God carved in ebony,
nah 1gany, cherry, and 50 up to linn and
Eastwood"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

EARNINGS OF The Rock ISLAND Rail-
ROAD FOR JusE.--R Report of earnings for the
month of June, 1855: For transportation
of persons 800 ,229 81; for transportation of
property S5l ,535.77 for mails and express
81. $50 90; total Sl23,5i5.21.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

The Cincinnati Gaz lite says there are
more stores and houses for rent in that city
at present than at any previous period Of
the last ten years.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

tuFal, manufa curing or commercial necessi-
ties. The same is the case in other re-
srscts,-a degree Of pressure and desu,u-
ton caused by the expenses Of the war, and
which would not be earne by the people Of
Francs and Great Britain, is the normal
condition OF the half-savages of interior
Russia, and the latter wosld only begin 10
suffer ., the poin, as which suffering would
cease to be tolerated by the former.
But without carrying our present sp sea-
.a;ions any further. We will remark, tha,
" hatever may be the issue OF the contest
in the Crimea, we think that the aggressive
progress OF Russia has received q check
which J, will not easily overcome. Even
il peace were concluded on raising tae siege
ofthe aeleaguered fortress, any fresh adj
vance Of Russia towards the long coveted
chico, OF her ambition. would be the signal
to renewed hos,ilit:es. which might be
commenced under happier auspices and con-
dictcd to more satisfactory conclusion.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

THE FOURTH Is CHIcAGo.-They make
more fuss on the Fourth in Chicago, with
FIRE works and crackers than we do, but we
think il is carrying the joke quite too far
when it comes TO putting out eyes and SO
on. Few people, we imagine, would be
manned in that or any other manner equally
serious, for all the fireworks that were ever
displayed, and We have no desire 10 witness.
IN Davenport, any such exhibition of utter
reeklessness IS that mentioned in the FOL
lowing extract
in the evening FIRE works were set of
in every part of the city. MANY of the
high buildings il South Division were blu-
zipg forts, dschargIng from every window,
and from the turrets. Rockets were plen-
ty, but Roman candles and scrpents were
the chief weapons OF the warfare. Parties
IN the streets fired al parties in and upon
the houses. Tne air was all ablaze, people
shouted like mad, snd ii was easy to ina
CINE ones self 10 besieged city where the
enemy had effected an entrance, and the
contending parties were fighting like fiends
and with internal weapons.
No injury sas done beyond shattering
some windows, smashing some hats and
burning some coats, except that one poor
fellow lost an eve, put out by bali from a
Roman candle, and a vender of fireworks
opposite the Matteson Honee, lost his vi hole
stock by frebal getting among them, and
setting them all of.
The bomb-shel display was failure
i The few that were thrown were not adapt.
ed to the purpose, and nothing was seen Of
them after they struck the surface OF the
lake the first time. The shells which were
ordered by Col. Swift did not reach the city
/ in time.
The morning stars were growing pale
ere the city was free from the smell oil
| powder, and the daylight showed in the
streets the evidences Of the carnival"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
Scott County Farms

For sale. 30 Improved Farms catttlttfoi.. s. al.
aet acres each, and :. price, rrIfHt -. ,s
per acre We eah sBit al PARTIES u t{.pt vi -,
take tiInr TO look for themscixcs tl.n ia t. ( *
Farms, we'll mpreSsd.iA Masca4lne cOo.i,. .. e..
ire ane Coal Media s''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
North Caranrnt,
East navenrclt

40 handsome bui ding lots, and rev e,-,.#
dences, neati, hHishe,, for "a. IN \ - zs'i
subdivisions ty Lambritc, yEtSotdaLJk,, x V'i'h
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
LIZ 1nsrrance

ffNHE Agency % "riiE MUTUAL LIFE tNSuR,
l. NH JoIPANY,' 'of New York, firme Il, held
d. Aus.rs. coa- az sargent, mas been transferred 80
thp undersigned.
THIS Company Is one ofthc sirgr geSt end best con-
duclsd tIe Insurance Com .aBiRs 10 tie Uaittd State,
lite present aceuiaul te a-sStts amount & s9ttDrtO
Persons hoi ling policies in this cmpany, whether
from thts or any 0tHer Ur:rucy, ma. have lhsr PAY.
sBts reCripled ~ this Office DIre on west sid.
Main between Front aiid SUconh SIS
Jals - d.3x II. HOFFMAN. kgrrt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
reen's I'd Addition.

2nlots On 81 ard 4,h streets. veil since
price aud loi,g time ''' eft'
~ tots in Mckanzie's subdivision, On IN ~, ~
srects--oil! SAT-, cash. ''e 81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

50 'ois IN full View Of tie river In l. Iat,., .
Frees ranging from SILGto satu on t,rs -, t'il, al
Pari ieniars enquire al eur ufee ''' %
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
CRY LOTS AND FESFlf(Fe
For Sale and For Ter+

A large numbcf of Ci,, lais, nts. l,t.,
fesdenees, stores. skois. sc ter sal, IA ~" Wy
thr descriptions Of which uia Liils.,.sl.' STE
chn be seen III our unice. s' Asffit
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

Is TIE FIELD.--We understand tina. the
following nominations were made hy the
Locofoco Convention which met lost Satur-
day evening. The persons nominated have
as good right TO be beaten as any others
q The party TO which they belong.
County Judge w. L. Cook.
Recorder CHAgLEs P. DIssEY.
Surveyor: HEERY LAsBAcH.
Coroner cYRus FISH.
Sheriff: II. LEosAgD.
} AUSTIN CoRBIs,
Central Comp LAUREL SUMMERS,
A. r. MAST.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
MoIntosh Addition:

go lots on ID" teG u. Nclltosf,'s a,. .,.y
q 'ires varying freH Saitir s5tG itz',,., .
Lease Lots
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

NGic2-- Al ui nfSi feet on Sc calsd slf5tf b. sea
teep 70 the HiSsissppg kiter, rear Caul e ks
aFoH whiea Nscr' isg good Hpusp, slUJ arU tat4
variety ut fruhffees and gtsl g Esays 81 o., 1gfs
tbs Iot Is very yatuatie ~ snlseeals, L - Cd ~.
quahtify on The river baHs from NR,,t# fEt te-.ti
pr"pftcioria supplying many OF de tlEssf.s Ju
city. Also:
Ig3Twer "luAbls lots adj olpinr tlc DEPOT e.yala,
SLsu:
iU4-A Il rGFl reS Bfi,k Har,e.re f. mas b,
heHr tue re dsBtt ofa q. fialyl,, TO. issa-tl
location o. he siuHffsm tieh taeTy "a . Ia -,yi.
NIcN. ALsoi
5-A'ow Cottage jUst 3HisheA gitE gatrtari
kh'hct "a SvSebIh stree; al Uull The .y0ge I'D
hu4sr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
REMOVAL.

TIVE Demokrst orlce will tc reioy.din Iswaa,.
4 y Mr.. Wu.deman's bstldiny, South side oil See
ohd street, be tween Harrison and Ripley up stairs
All Sihds OF GERMAN 0nd isghsA JOb Printing exc
euted 20 order. 8iaak& Of every dusr ptgr always
on hand. n t,l'ElirU
July I'll, 1853 Dat prorrirtor
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

80 Lots. b agtltiil! siisrtes . tie E,s..l.ttE,,
sion, for ease ~ 10 eaas. shese sa,. i, -
Man and Harrison. stteeis otorI-iu,r a.. 4.,,.
ihthe en-! cor o'hti.b,'s lHrFe ttu telleftaie
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
GEORGE J. Ni,EuLfs.

tffNGfa' LARD = .tEE.
SarveyssHd sahti' .sisrs OF Lane a.ade4itit .fg,s
est hntiee b! an sNIcrieht a. giaeel- ajll & h
once. iaH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
The Liquor Law.
New York JnIY

NeW OH, July Z.
A further hearing was had this morning
before Judge Brdsaii in the case of Smith,
charged with selling liquor Contrary TO the
law. The points decided were that the
4th section, making the sale of liquor :
misdemeanor, is constitutional, aud that the
law d5es not reach imported liquors. The
proof that the liquor is domestic, lies with
the government.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

We notice from our exchanges tia, the
celebrations OF St. John's day, by the Ma
sonic fraternity through the country, have
been very numerous this year.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
An rnimnrnyfd Int
A Good stand for a store

NJ sE'--A Brautitui tniuI r"Std iel 30 urs
Sre"ttd Adittloa. No. 10 ia biocS one, all &, =
low uEppiied for soon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

EsAAsk LEssLIE's Fashions for July. At
y 'aNp ~ Clgifs Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
UainrroyeA TarAs

1000 ael ~ IA Soolt GOuIty,
S,otg a. Cedar
3.Hnu " Mgseatinet
ioarther with large anourta,lutdtr J,Ht.af Is,,
Fo"tsacik, Clinton, Marshall, Jaslet ao Id
Couhties
Any or FL Of The 'ote land, et, lo. Ct rlote.,
8Fe offered loI saly rs -
GEORGE J.. NI,EuIf..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
Religious Notice

Religious Notice
R,E. Wa. Llrlaorc A'>aeiats Rsisrhst Minister
from the East, viii preach ia lh9 Presbyterian Church
on this evening. gih inst II ed ok.
DIED.
On The morning otthe J,i ins.., Ia Davenport, Mrs.
stsAHJ HgsEit k. e0usort " WI ii4m Herr,ca Esq,
OF ClvYclgnd. Quo.
Mr. Herriek Is Gtrorabii shown in oar community
the prnj setor And builder Of ,he Gas works, aud
his many frieads sill ssn.aa1c deeply with the f4t.
ny ia their bereatem
Mfs. II ex 9irs,i in,ae tfunaa afChr.sian faith.
".
Tae above notice ~ashaniei IN Tor publication u
al ssrllsr dty, tIi vas unfortunately mi.l4id -Ep
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
Anftions.
*, al a=sta ap;,,rn.
GEO. =. s.cKoa.s

GEO. =. & .cKoLss
GENEnaL IND AGENT
Far tho purea -,a 1- sale Of Civ pro.....
Farms, improved or lnimproyed. In srs,.
adjacent Counties. Wall collect Al, ~ - oi
taxes for non-rasid9n's Buy ard ssII IiY
Warrants or !o,t;o ia ana in any lava ', s,4
tic. in the STATE 9i''
oHee cotnsr a.A :. and seeor6 Ste
DAVENPORT. IGw,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
CAPITAL INVESTMENT.
90 Lots for Sale.

90 Lots for Sale.
M Undersigned OFFER FOR sale 80 desirable lots IN
a'eit analii'hs 70 Is! OF Davenport, on liberal
s.inS--a Stedt Of l,2. md years y j.. be given 20
P1ihes VIII" viii bui 4 this season,
'"o i''n' 1893 COOK SSARGENT.
M - - - E''-utlcHns, Sugar tIouse, 81. ouis do
", o"ld'h syrup 10 halt btis fdr sale by
j. WEAVER, Jr, ~ co.
uOK. Holmes ZiIo " ash boards reed. and
For safe by
''"- FAiELLi {, BFf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09
ROCHESTER, NURSERY

Mr.. GEO CRAM FORD Of he old Rochester
vi Nursery, n. ", would respectfully announce
to the citizens Of Davenport ghd vicinity that HI Is
stopping the Lei larc H"u.e for afsw days for the
puFp"s Of tat ing ordrrr 10 be tI- th- fail. Fruit
trees. dwarf I'D >tpR lari OF all vRrivIir, ever
greens flowers. str"ha.
oll.EILI J. tene4.t ~. ,.,.,=,s.a ,..,. ,.....
i Iaan,ly hand aud iar sale by
Jat! , pAlXELL y BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

40. lf la L4sse Fran. hoLsr VILE q F-r.f ia
one dtter vest of hiIicy StrteI on ibc sgL,a yts
Scc.Hd.
House % fee front bl feet degl--I,s saa'
high, making q bvLu,lfl Store t"oH ~ u'Hi
rs"El Tor dwelling; .hr lease ot tho rDte Uia
Ja ,ld}Bg wiIi be solid .oN.
lGG--A Farm 81 100 sore, IA Hickon Z Nee
der cultivation aLd - acres OF 1In.ber l. lves' z
aide great part enc os"d " ~ l+sss T. 10. Ht'
sI1ck, farming 1tcI -iis sl.tl all ioT : 500, E,f
A Farm On Dniuqra Be!
No lGI-a bsAi.iifui Far " IT, 1 t'r- -
TX lniis N"rti ~ DBschl oTt q dies Flt titt
a rubl.r House. "a srrv---ltt uTGss fslo =
ruitit ati'H turm !i"'tsr aui bBii--t" 80
acre. y" Asch '.it,t vi addition Ita r' pal '.s9
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-09

NJ ICj-Thr HDu.. st.,t ! artcE 5l-iff e. ifrtF'
Gsed a. House 81 eGtct'sti rft, i,Lt t.'.. 'n
Ia 81 port "u tho road 10 AZ CtatTo--it. b GA
81 \ 10 enc and talf sIDti-. LiEk-,sll.i ''FF
~, hen, good vel aud staJi' a,t%t h,r.t -'' e
tinn for the hasIuc.s or an enc, Iittf l'atr i n
gctst r. Gard, a. ~ be sold ldf tistt--i reg
applied for on. @!
GEO, l.. MI k0llS,
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New Hampshire legislature


Baltimore, July !.
Ri, Grande dates TO the 23i ult, confirm
the reported successes of the Revolu,iJn-
lists. The whole Mexican frontier with
the exception of three towns, was in their
possession. 4 large number Of Americans
are among the Reyolutionists.
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WANTED,

A fARINER with cash capital OF 900 or = 600
10 engage 10 buNiuees that pays SO per ct.
the capital invested. Coed reference viii be reqpi
red, Address W. T.. O. Box 81.
DaYgulpFt. July Gt,
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From Matanzas.

New York, July l.
We have dates from Matanzas to June
goth. The health of that place was very
good. Weather very fine and prospects of
the growing crops favorable. Sugar and
molasses scarce and held at high rates
Business generally dull.