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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
JOHN ?. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,


CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Produce Commission and Forrdrdisg Merchants ard
general Agents.
-PaofRtEToRs oP THE
Union Iins Caual and River Boats, leaving Chicago
t.aly for St. Louis and all intermediate Ports. ana
ruRni 70 in connection with hfst class Lines
from Chicago 10 New York ahd Boston.
---lcEsTs f08 rnE-
Old aud responsible Western Transportation Coin
surcd.
--PRoPRtEroRs-
Chas. & Spaulaing. New York. +. q. Chase 4 Co., Al
bany--Root d Morgan Buffalo.
-AGESTs:--
If. b. spaulling, Jas. IL. wgus. lla Broad ST., n. y
cor. Front--up stairs:
P r. Burke s5 State Street. Boston:
and for the Troy and Ohio Lake Roat Line
H. S. BEEcuER. Proprietor, Buffalo.
--5GEErs-
e. F. Brewster Contihs slip, \. Y. w. w. Dennis, 80
XIIby st Boston. o. \ Chaplin & Co - Quay ST.. Al
any gna FOR Steamers and sail Vesse on the Lakes
Fii contract for the transportation of Goods from the
Atlantic cities " for the productions of the west des-
mai Tor die Easter, markets without delay and upon
h.. rlos favorable terms. To consignments OF pro-
.ry ftrsalesiu The Cn.cage market especial attention
gitl be paid .aa when rtquirsd liberal advances Will
,n mad upcA RilIs i Laajuc.
''''' JOHN p. CHAPIN,
LOULs FOGLETr,
FL. uURLBEF.
pFSwICK (; S0S ayeHts It Davenport, Iowa.
AlySWORTH & LaN Ia. Rock lslaa /, III.
irr fsth IS5f--,y tr-Nr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
Ii0s;eru and Gicrfs.

This denarment now contains several thousand COZ
en- Of ey .ry variety Of Cotton and Silk Hosiery
ding the best makes OF English, Ioiiea anu Ais ~
Thread. Also, general ssoftmeh' Oh -1i'''' 49,"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS
10 the Publ.
6 B uJs8EGL, Jr,


C B uJ88EEL, Jr,
Aa rgs Fourth 81, ,i.IUis, M,.. respectful! ssf 5
y1ar auentinE to tha following
sDVEfsFasENa M: -,
~ S1LICITlNG 4 CbNTlNUANtE OF fiE
| -, LLoral patronage be.toweJ ms late drm D.
HUB8EAL y HUME.
IAgald STAT ti4I sh II s3ii is Hhasi aese' c4sai
ly as los Is the most popular p O. a. nH4t+s o..
Sey YORK The One Price ~ stCEA ~hteis '"a
always distinguished oGr establishment '"a VIA ~"
las h,su nuc OF It's great sac2tss aud p'Ps AZ
riE SILK DEPARTMENT!
VIII hp sul,p.i-d with tho be rst 81! IS soon E'
Imported g now contains - iilaht '~Hv -',
pri,irs Designs aud Move lies wbt'h 'ai'' DC 'eH"@
ii any OH house "a the ~! ilnie"a lAL ms IL
part ne ~ shall he unusually atirttIte.
BLHgK sfLEs
T., nisex Ska a. ta o Isl aGses ~ b lcpt. 3D.
tfudtr.. i,onu5t,'s HlsohoBs, srmpor4an 80, las
warranted ut - a-aes, Of oeantiai "'u"tG laaslF
Also u Gt,lns hl> -sng, ultnlnhS ana VI 'a'A'"-
SIX, Back bfocadcs, Black stt1Ls, tOitfsh A'o
'"''' BRIDAL DRESSES
NJ stock of SaSs and oiae goods i'f bri4
VIII always contain the newest aEt.Sl's auti'eu ~ Wv
~ DRESS GOODS
.ha be receiving weesll trn4eh the season an HE
dsslraDle sty les aud am prepared to eShot oeaH
i1fris a.. Hrs.
with AVER, n,rtIir. IN this way evrr shawn here
Also Elegant SiiK Kremlins, li,sar, b"reses' ga.2
acts q Grenadines, Briautet French hitAesi ~ t:ts
lsh and American Lawns se' ehlern u iaa i, ,,E
of Englis, Prints OF pretty dcsign' ana iile e"''
which i sA II sell az the low price Of "a cents
Nantes.
have mad. an arrau.. nent with THE most ceebfat'1
dealer in these goods in New York. ana snal fect''t
weskly supplics huyers viii hnl this dep lrtm"N
particular, attractive and our st!le seheF"! "'N
those elsewhere.
GRAPE SilAWLS
ixhundred Waite Grape Sht~ls eohsishoo :" ~ ~
an importer of China Goods and which wiz oe S'''
without r. serve. ...,..r
LACE DEPiRT.uE$T
Our house has ALWAYS stood unrival'd III u's q, a.,
nicnt II has been improved, and Is now eiuai ~ y,
attractions 10 any d apartment OF tae same ku ~ ~
city OF ths Union. buyers viii gfncraa! ma ou
prices of rich goods and enbroideries l"enti n'e pc
cent lower than the usual market rIlss'i INC s-i'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16

r.O ACRES uniinproved land in Iowa county TO
VI Q be sold at great bargain. This land Is most
happily situated which to build large town. with
full assurance of its becoming thu county site OF Iowa
county, beingin 20 X II w. The railroad will run
through part OF 1t, at it Is well watered BY Old
Man'screes. Apply soon or its gone 10 some ioru-
nate man. EAD d STEHAR T.
8.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
I'm IMPAIRMENT.

Head. offamiles can always lind in thls aeParltuti
every variety of Linen Goods, ana AT tessnn,sT
prices, IL Is my intention to MAKE tnis .,
all widths; Pillow Linens; seven thousaha VIII "no
Brown Tail. Cloths; every variety of Crash Tower
ings, Diapers Napkins, Doyles, &c.
D.pMETCIC DEPARTMENT.
Housekeepers will here fud all the hest makes %
ton Goods Checks, Gmehams, Fianncls MpH VIZ y
we are selling at half value. Also, Dimii! 0uiits'
useful Summer article.
IL TN. Bit shall be my constant ehhehso III ~
complete satisfaction 10 ever! person VINO shi h ~
with their patronage to see that all VINO sis,' WY
establishment shall receive courteous treplinetl ~.
ALL. nrinrinl, and To vi them good articles at low
prices. e u. ~ nbEnb, ~
st. Louis, APr2, IS. Ao'i2 foufih-'''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
Glass w arr
TIMELY NOTICE.

~ ar.onx having unsett,c cd accounts with The un-
A a. ,rsirnaa are requested to call and settle the
s,ms and tney are hereby notlrd that ~ account,
combining unsettled his books on the hfs' ia! VI
Nav next viii be left for COLLECTION. p,.yvrrJ
April 2, '5s-ltt Hih'"'' ~ '' '
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
SAMUEL PARRER,
Real Estate Broker & Auctioneer.
FOR SALE.
Splendid 2 Sorry Brick House and 2 Lots

IOIG oA LII.
Splendid Q Sorry Brick House and Lots
EHIS house contains 10 room Kitchen and pantry
with large &c lar Lots large and ia Of fruit and
ornamental trees Grapes. Currents and Shrabbery OF
kuds On uf The lots is alarge Stable and Car
rags House. Price 81 tG0terms easy. Hereis offer.
ID chance for ny one desirousof nbtaininga de-
i~htful resjdnee in he most fashionable part OF the
city. Call aoon ifyou WIS, prize.
ALSO
\ story new frame building and beautiful lot neal
corner OF Harrison and 9th streets Price 81 6D1term
easy.
Also
4 beautiful and pleasantly situated Brick Housetwc
- stories high rooms fine basement. good stable
carriage hos and pleasant yard situated OH Cd stree
central part Of III. city This property will be SOLD at
great bargain and on easy terms.
Cnimproved Land.
|oDn ACRES being ofSee l6 T. NRIEin Mus
,DZU eaiine county mile Of farnam. On this
Land is OF the finest never fnng springs in the
county, very cheap and terms easy.
ALSO
40 Acres Land for Sale.
rms land Is one mile from the city, beautiful land OF
which is timber enough to make 100 cords wood
months.
Also
Uni proved Land for SALE
faan Acre. unimprov ed land for sale, timber. md
i@Ob Prairie, good running Water, and good
road, near stone coal, Crust and Saw Mills. Terms
easy.
Also
For Sale
tAo Acres uninproyed land In Scott county So
fUU per acre, In hand. bal in T. & II months
ALSO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16

Hsl to thee, Liberty Hail To thsc. Freedom
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL 1EALkhS -
SHEET MUSIC
AND MUsIC BOOKS or ALL KINDS,
.uUsfC.4L INSTR U.IE.N7'S,
and
pyusieaE NE rel lnOsiSe rs every variety
pRANas EDEgEhS.
We arc the sole Agents in Chicago for the SAFE 9
tbs uuriyaIsd INSTRUMENTS of cHICkERlNG SONS
H3IIETT & CUMSToN, BACON d RAVEN, am
j. 4 c. FISHER.
NANCFACrI REPS or
WELO E0NS,
which we i'll warrant to be equal % any male ~ te
r m,,s.n st.sas MOULD d GREENE,
y snt,Lp. %. Lake street, Chicago.
a nrry.r May 5, '5i-WtrS1y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16

Boots and Shoes made TO order. :,
OUR facilities for making Gents fine boots o. a..
l )kinds are complete and We wish 70 inform tnese
10 annow or will rcuftcr wish any kind OF Boots.
made to ORDER to remember thai we can oo 50 upo"
'1s s'i'i'Ns' Gents summer Shoes;
Cents French Pat Lea thef Ties OF the hea'es' a
test style; c,, shons Of superior
Also, Ladies Morocco and CAR shoes u saPoi'V'
qaai'! hia'' s. G DAWSON & Co.
,,,~hos adosrs north Of tnj T"st once
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
Nice Cheap Home

4 NEAT frame house with rooms, wood house
and kitchens; lot I50by Sc feet, with lot south se
back end 80 BY IS feet, with story frame house IN
the same, situated Main street above eth. all for
$4,000. down, balanced mouths ifrequired There's
'.abargaih'i ior YOU il you apply SON TO
Mars EADS & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
Wholesale DEPARTMENT

AN prepared 10 sell soodsto those who DO moi pur-
AZ Eastern MARI ct, believing that can sci as
i9W rs can he bought In Chicago, st. Louis, or any
western mar ct.
hPlre'4>hes VIII ealllni examine my stock before
34t's'A Flhclf AlHl9 and Summer 81 od> VIII en-
| cav Of u coGsiee them Gfthe tf.h Of the above
at merits 10y sci iic theio g4odsfoss
- haney ddnger's old friends and Customers
strI3 an iHtlianHt e call and him at my store
Were ne VIII remain in my employ walt upon such
2 i""ss ~ may want goods. Store Second st. be-
s%eeh aaih md Brady opposite IL Claire Row.
b"y hrori, April 9is5j,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
IIuyrah for the Davenport Expires

.svHEspIendid Omnibus will commence running reg.
ulsriy from Davenport 70 East Davenport; leaving
80, a. "a aud 20 O'Clock in the afternoon Al ahd
q o.clock viii make regular trips TO the Rock Is
Hard Railroad Depot in time 10 reach the morning aho
.rirs ears Always prepared for pleasure rides
"a marties Supdays will run from the above corne
ana i"l INV JOHN SHICk.
| !" ~ nsI5btr Der Demak rat pl ase eapy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
Niaitt!cs.

have mad. an arrangement with THE most ceiebfai'e
Ieaer in these goods in New YORK. ana small rectl''
weekly supplies buyers viii hni ih's deP ift1i'
,articularl, attractive and our styles seheF"'! "'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-16
- ,tjE SILK DEPARTMENT!
DRESS GOODS.
iDo;s a. .Jp Hrs.

Which excel anything 10 this way ever SHOWN Herc'
afrn r!,s,t. s,ig I<r.ultns Ii,sar, Barsges, 1aeo
nets q renadines Brtiiiautet, French .hletHeSi fS
lish ia American Lawns; Seventeen II iiar'o
of English Prints OF pretty desien' ana i'e st"''
which sl II sell at the low price Of "a cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-11
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

Tie steamer Bolivia arrived at Panama on Monday
Aug. 20, with 30 passengers, S2O 10 specie and
dates 10 july 30 from Valparaiso, Aug. 10 from Lma
June &c from Melbourne, and June from sydney.
From ~ Uercnr1o OF Valparaiso We learn that inan-
cia matters had occupied the attention of the Chilean
Congress for almost the entire forDgh,-the question
OF establishing banks Of issue ID tie Republic being
the main pont-aDd that there was TO be public re-
mousrancc against such measure BY the commercial
community Of Valparaiso.
FL NercHrto say locomotives ave soon 10 run regu.
srv from Valparaiso 10 VIVA del Mar; that this road
Will he finished 70 Limsche 10 one year, AMI that
- ooO coo of capital have been subscribed for the rail-
road south from Santiago.
The markets are r -pTeseniei as generally dull; but
grain end -four high aud rising: Daring the fort
nj bt epdiI July 30 the arrival of several valuable
csrpoes had eblivebed business considerably.
The tele graph line bew' en- Valparaiso and Santiago
was under sciive repair ard would be opened eirly
IN August. A National Exhibition was 70 be held at
Santiago. -Four thousand dollars had been e7tmated
for the foundation of Peoples Libraries in the Prov
ipc.s and $50 900 for Theological Seminary in VAL
psraifo. During the fortnight three wrecks had os-
cuned on the south coas-twO OF tnen beng Chliean
vessels ard the third was British barS: the crews
only were saved. The Amen mn clipper GREYHOUND,
and the shrs Ir dependenee ard Gen'oo from Boston,
ard Eleanor Dixon from England, were a' also
on TIE 29tb the Greyhound was TO SAL IN IL" Gays
for AuSraiis.
Peru furnishes no news Of importance. The export.
aion Of uspo from the Chinchas, in July, amounted
TO some 80 coo turs A. the close OF the month ninety
vessels were leading.
In Bolivia, Cordoba, son-in law of Belzu, the in
euubept has been elected TO succeed toe latter.
From the Ar. entiLe Repuoh the ne rs Is OF quiet,
order and progress.
In Buenos Ayres the press and Congress were OPP
po.ing the Executive Government to an alarming
extent.
In Paraguay, the difficulty with Brazil had been
amicatly settled and treaty OF commerce and navi
CATION hso been concluded. The question with the
Uted States al-o appea ed likely 10 be settled harmo
Diousy, Mr.. Marcy having dsapproved of the course
of Consul Hopk lbs at Assumption
Ihe press of BueDos Ayres predicts the eaVly annex
alton OF Uruguay 70 Brnz J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-11
CLAIM TROUBLES IN NEBRASKA.
Co1respopdonee Of The y. Z. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The ". I. Tribune
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Goxs,) Aug. 80, 1855.
serious and most unfortunate affair took
plsce YESTERDAY of:eInpo1 on the site of old Fort
Calhoun, situated Oh the Missouri River in Ne
brassa, about fifteen mules above this plac',
WI ich resulted in the death of one man and The
serious woundiny OF two others. The facts con-
nec.ed with this occurrence are as follows: TIE
site of Fort Calhoun. which as military post was
abandoned by the Government some years ago,
vas claimed about two years since by Mr.. Sher-
man Goss and Ii. u. Johnson, Esq.-the former
of this county and t1e latiera residen. of Ne.
brssla. They erected one or two Jog buildings
oD ,he claim, and have generally kept one or
more persons on the ground to hold possession of
the place. When the ere of building cities com.
menced in Nebraska they laid out this claim into
town lots divided it up into shares, and disposed
of these shares 10 different individuals in Iowa
and Nebraska, until some fifty individuals became
interested in the property. month or so
ago they made a contract for the erection of
building TO be used as a hotel, and provided
for other improvements to be made on the town
plat. Just about the time that the construction
OF this building was commenced, man by the name
Of Davis formerly from Illinois, but who had re-
Gently been employed in breaking prairie for the
Omaha Indians, moved into the finished log house
belonging TO the Company aud took possession Of
the furniture il contained, during the temporary
abfeuce Of the person residing in It, Davis de-
clarsd his intention 10 jump, or take possessi IN
OF the premises for bis own use, alleging the claim
Of the Company TO be- Illegal, and 10 substantiate
Lis title prose- n,cd Mr.. CLARK, who was engaged
IN erecting The hotel, for trcsprss. This suit was
tried before Justice OF the Peace residing in tho
rival village 81 De Soto, about ,iI miles distant
bnd dccided IN fByof Of Davis wrongfully no. ma
the ether eide hllcge meeting of tho proprir
t0fE hf ihn rlnim M originally made by ,.oas
and johnson was thsis called - b. hold yestordiy
and quito humber presented themselves on tho
ground Tic ti' nis 81 Davis alsp faaJ ia oou-
sdefabls numbers 10th sides armed tn tho
teeth Af'sf the nld ptppfietots had hnisbei rails
ing The L"tfi iheJ proceeded in a body 10 i,aviss
hbqss. which ves FLIED win his friends ,,ne uf
ihs fnfmst t'rnpsnT then stated IT, r.vis ani
ih.se eaiihe Min him ihai bty .laimsi Tho ,,lat
ss htlD.tihe ~ iLtm sni bana iiai, t,o,,e,tt
bs1is 'tFiitl asserting bic tiile ., 30 snoi
snl dt.ls,ine HE Jt'.t.na.iD, np' y, lsa-o Ins,
- We r'"e'tssi"e ""'nNs. 80 eh - -...s G..i
W ft,s."s Pen, --L. %. .LYss ~. 4ts ils oil
- a.s' -ss i,.,.-li-..iy -. - the. sL...
rt,s .t't.''s9 =, 'ls.. f.r.. -.h--s .-l g.. s....
a., .-sss ,..'..t &C.. -.s lsr. -r H. - --i.L
- - tss.s. tsve't.. Ls9 s.s-'i, 81 .i,,-l-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-11

,o.hshmen have heretofore gained more advantages
over than all other hrorncr together have done
Sometimes l fancy hat d1plomal'i n,anen'rcn WIN
,ueh a mower as this particularly suited to Tho
genius o onr III elsh hrvthoe. They have ioand our
own diplomats iakirg tho bull too rifongy by Tho
horns and they leave tho Young Hercules" he onoi
States and Try their Irowcss IN qundcrr llkc thm 10
lcinb be- hope England viii gain all her points wih
Chile now and ALWAYS; AM II the United States don
carry hcr too will be, suppose because abe can
that's all. ..,
Its great misfortune that better mail tacili'o' do
moi ,xs, along Tie South Pacific coast We do near
nom the United States and then, and sometimes
from Eurote via New York, some tea days later than
by The WET India and Southampton mail line. but
from Panama TO this port great uncertainty n,ehns
all mail matter except letters 10 vel known houses,
terhaIs. | am crediby Informed that newspapers,
which are nomnay free Of postage, receive not me
least attention or care except from me parhes VINO
board the steamers az CaaO and all along shore, aud
absract whatever they please of al such light he:a-
tue whenever q steamer from the North enters por'
News from the United States is IN particular request
in all these Republics Of the South. For ho FeYe'
much they may affect 10 hate fcnr Us, they seem
most anxious 10 s. how getting or, ard especi-
oIly so 80 know what We think of them. They have
not even suffered 10 escape out OF at1e umerous
packages seDt me by my esteemed friend, Greeley ana
know not what means TO take TO insure the recelpt
~ any In future from him or any other OF my friends at
home Ifthey wish to know how III ey LOOK 10 priut,
hope they will al read these lines aud VIII hank tne
ed tor Of THE TRIBUNE 70 forwar- email package OF
the number containing this letter for grautous distr
hinton along The coast few friends going to
the North promise TO look in upon these light fingered
gentlemen and report the same 10 me as well as IN
New-York and elsee here.
Our American propeller Gamers have been making
regular trips all winter far along this coas and
with increasing popularity. They are thus preparing
the way for The long desired American line from thus
10 Panama. Captain Hall in the PeytOna, and Cap
tain Rogers in the POyDosias, win their numerous
Ame, lean and Gillian friends and coadjutora are
destined 10 cork revolution II the movements, l
hope Of the entire South Pacific coast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-11
AUSTRALIA.

We have dates from Australia to June p.
The Empire gives account OF the opening OF the
legislative Council in which the speech OF the new
Governor. General is lsuded in very high terms Among
the topics urged for consideration, and upO1 WIN n
tie Governor General expressed his Own CONVICTIONS,
and presented his recommendations, were, education
municipal organization, the government OF The gold
felds intercOmIL unica throughout the Colony by
roads and railroads, provisions for defense &C.
The titles Of Captain General and Conmanc erin
Chief of South Australia conferred upon Sir X. Nc.
DonDell, late simple Governor, deprives Sir William
Denison the Governor General of New South Wales,
of any authority which he may have h.d before the
said title wss conferred. The market of Adelaide i4
represented very dull. Among the projected de-
partures Of vessels we Tote two ships, bark, and
brig all up for Callao, 10 leave at an eay date
From Victoria we have news of q Mutual Pfotec-
ton Society having been formed by the miners, with
the sanction of the Government to prevent the jump
ing of claims, which had caused serio1s difficulties.
The offenders had beFn put do yn and compelled to
conform to law and order.
The Melbourne argus of June 2Oth reports the gold
market dul and the buying pice OF the metal - IL
PER o., but the same paper states that the yield Is
steady.
NcIonnelrs GoN Circular of June e.h says:
ILeIe alteration ia the piice o. gold dust this
week. The market has been very dull, scarcoy any
having be en- off red for sale.
The news from Ballaarat is OF SINNER character
TO that from Mary borough, although matters have
not yet reached such ptch al the former place. The
accounts generally agree in this singular feaure-that
the lIish residents, or class of them, put
themselves il direct opposition to the rect of the popu
ation; and so Objectionable has their conduc, become
that at Daisy Hill the other diggers have given them
notice TO quit the godhed within twenty -four hou's
or take the consequences Some people imagine that
al at prt sent unknown is carry ing away these
excable people to commit the most extraordinary
cesses and that political well as social objects are
ain cd at by them; and refer 10 the Singular majority
of Iisbmen ene aged in the late Baaarat outbreak
q proof of the correctness Of their coniectures.
The land sales of the past two days have been pretty
well attended, ard some high prices given for really
good agricultural land For considerable portion Of
that put up there no bid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-11

helm. seaa,eiy protected by Tho i"es ~ ~bifh IL
VAS composed ffom tha shots 81 th"sa h"m WIN
oat vbifa they ooala Rfa debefsisly upon tho
out,idots Tho latter thafsfofo. gave up the con
trrt after a abort time b1ing unwilling Ia storm
tbr house, M ID was understood that several
women we're insido with tho defenders. Oi those
inside no one /. reported 10 have been injured or
tLo,c outside. ono mnn. Mr.. sherman Goss o. This
county. was instantly kill.d at tho frat FIRE, two
balls having passed through his breast Another
Mr.. Purple Of Omaha. member OF tho Nebraska
Legislature, received 4 severe wound In his arm
and another, Mr.. Thompson OF florcncc, was shot
through his thigh. IL Is indeed great wonder
that more were not injured, as large number Of
shots were fired at the party on the outside OF the
house while they were only few feet distant
from IT, Al,
| have been thus particular In giving you the
facts in this deporabe affair as IL is quite likely
YOU will hear more of it, Indeed, shall not be
Surprised to hear of further boodshed before 1t Is
done with The Calhoun Company and their
friends are determined to regain possession OF tue
clam az all hazards aud il is currently reported
here this afternoon that large force Will proceed
from Omaha and vicinity this evening to the scene
of the fight, with determination TO drive DAVIS
and he party from the premises. If the civil au-
tborities DO not interfere and put down this move
ment, DO one can say TO what extrcmties the angry
passions of the respective parties may not lead
them. Yours truly, IoTTAWATIAhiE'