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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17
JSo. n. CRoxFoN. Jso A. BINGHAM
IOHN III. CROXTON.

AftorAsy GHI ooERsslIsr at Lac,
WILL give prompt attention 10 all business
w entrusted 70 his care, in Carroll County or else
where. Office Immediately opposite the vest door Of the
Court House, CarrOllton, Ohio.
IN The legal services Of John A. Bingham Of Cadiz
Ohio NAV be procured by the retention oiths above.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17
NOTICE

Is hereby given that Land Warrant Moss, 7ss
for forty acres Of land lssaed under the act
Of Congress approved sept esth 1850 to Henry Miller,
was franduleny obtained from him, and that Caveat
has been enteredin in the general Land Office to arrest the
issue of patent hsreOnn returned located and that
application will be made to the Pension Office for Du.
plicate of the same. HENRY MILLER,
April IL, 1856. ew. By Geo. =. KeuedyhIs agent.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17
SAVE YOUR MONEY!!

You can do that and your CREDIT too, by purchasing
your Goods at l. Archbold's Cheap Ready Pay Store
where you will find excellent assortment of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware Queensware Bonnes, Hats
Caps, Boots Shoes &C. &c. all of which will be sold
lust as low as they ought to be sold for cash produce
Paw us as you go and have dsagreeabe settlements
Short settlements; long friends
@ ,rrollton April 20, 1854. /. ARCHB0ID.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

Carpenters and COopers--I have u full assOrtmen
Of Tools used by you, such as Saws, Hand and CrOs
Cut Chisels, &C., sc. A K. ROBINSON 10. I
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

No. Q, Liberty Street Baltimore Nd.
L. T. CONANT, Ravenna. 0hiO,is the authorized agent
Of A. Kuhn & Co., for the sale of their Pianos in all Nor
thern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania TO whom appIca
tion should be made.
All orders, applications, &c. will be received and
promptly forwarded to said Agentby
WILLIAM mccoy,
Nov. ., 1854. C"~Sollton, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17
REMEDY a. COLEMA
TO ARMSl TO ARMSl

Another lot Of Kipp for sale, OF very fine texture
and beautiful finish So along, shoemake!s and
farmers, and will give you bargain in good LEATHER
for cannot be beat.
B. FIVE cents per pound for good Hides, in cash or
leather, at my tannery. D. W: toONG.
Nav O. 1854. IT, BeunaVista Valley.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17
PIANOS ! PIANOS /! PIANOS III!

Allow us to call your attention to stock Of SPLEEN
DID Pianos Of ell patterns and Sizes with patent metallic
frames, all of Rosewood Cases. with all the modern i'm
provements highly and neatly finished, of brilliant and
powerful tome For eighteen years have they been sold
all over che Union, In competition with all others,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17
R. e. KNIGHT.

TTORNE AT LA W,
LEEsBURGH, ,.........'...'''O OARNoLL OO "
WILL promptly attend to ell the business that
w may be intrusted to him. in Carroll, Harrison and
Tuscarawas counties.
IFeb s-b5.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17
PATTON HOUSE. +"

CARROLLTON, ------~ OHIO
g G. MCKEE has taken the above house and
OI invites his friends and the public generally to
give him call. Every attention requisite to rem
der his customers comfortable will be given.
TNo
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17
VAN BROWN.

AttorRsy aRd O0EnssIIor at LGr
OvyIcK-oyer James CameTon's Store,
Tfebs' 521 Main Street, CarrOIlton, Ohio
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

GEORGE W. JONES ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator on the estate
of George W. Jones, deceased late of Carroll county
Ohio. ROBERT W. MINER
April t9, '55.-3w.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

SHEEP HUsBANpRY IN IEDIANA.-In a letter
on business, |, o. Rose, of Fish Creek, Steus
ben Co., Ind, gives us little of his experience
in sheep husbandry. He thinks the pure Lei
cesters, the best breed of sheep for mutton and
wool combined, and the best cross. the Leices-
ter with the common sheep. =" for what they
lack in quality OF wool they more than make
up in quantity" They are more prolific and
the lambs are more readily raised than the fine
wooled breeds and are, he thinks, on tho
whole more profitable for the small farmer.
Mr. Rose, two years ago, wntered thirty
ewes I'd one buck Of this cross breed. They
dropped in the spring, 40 lambs and raiaed IS
The 81 sheep averaged little over 44 lbs o.
well washed wool. which was sold for IS cents
per pound making little over G2 per head
The following December 40 of the lambs were
sold for $l00. The following spring, the 80
ewes dropped al lambs, and raised 80. They
gave, as before, d lbs of wool each, which
sold for 80 cents per pound, In the two years
he has lost only two sheep. Mr. r, gives his
sheep good hay, but no grain, shelters to run
under during winter and in summer good pas
ture and plenty of SALT Country Gentleman.
| CRIB bITfN0.-A correspondent OF the DOS
ton Cultvstor thinks. arises from q disordered
state of the stomach and loss Of appetite. He
recommends a mixture of salt and ashes, one
part of the former TO four of the latter Coun-
try Gent.
Sorry to differ with the Country Gentleman,
but if crib biting means habit horses some
times get of eating their troughs, our expert
ence as country lady forces us to the Conclu-
sion that the practice is caused by anything but
loss of appetite We have seen some cases
cf crib biting occasioned by total absence ol
anything else to bite, and cured Immediately,
il not permanently, by little oats, corn, hay,
straw, or stubble. We have heard the ques
lion discussed, as to the probability of pine
boards being cheaper for horse proveuder than
oat straw, and of this being the reason why
very economical men are aptto feed their an
mails on stake oats, = Mrs, Swisshelm
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

DATENT Medicines Of the latest and most
approved kinds for sale at his establishment opposite
the West door of the Court House.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17
e, ECKELY.

Attorney and OOHasslIOr at La"
will practice at the profession in Carroll and the ad-
ioining counties An business entrusted TO him VII
receive prompt attention. 0FFICE-Snan frame
building one door South Of the "Stidger House," Car
rollton, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

TWHITE-LEAD, Red Lead, Litherage, and
w small paints of different descriptions
]. G. BAXTER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17
New Arrangement.

7he undersigned takes this method Of informing th'
tizens Of Carroton, and the rest Of mankind that b
as purchased the Drug Store Of John Sterling Esqr.
and that he just receiving large lot ofdrugs from tn
Ess TO be offered for sale, by him at the old establish
ment. at the lowest prices, for which they can b
purchased in this sectiDn Of country. al drugs wa
ranted pure. JOHN y. BANTER
Carrollton o. Jan. IS '55.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

roD- LIVER Oil, Sweet Oil, Lard Oil Castor
" Oh, Olive OIL &c. J. Q, BAAFEk.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

nR. Fitch's celebrated abdominal supporters
IL Trusses, ShOulder-braces for Ladies and
Gents 10 BAXTER
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-17

ALSO, Cosmetics, Hair-Dyes, Hair Oils, &C.
Il for sale atthe lowest figures. ]. O. BAXTER
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13
A Cure for Hard Times

Sixty of the most fashionable lalies in
New York have formed a society for the
promotion Of American industry, by encour
aging domestic manufactures. The mem
bers pledge themselves to wear nothing
which is not made in America. and the fire il
Spreading Our good friend, Charles Stet-
noon. Esq, of the Astor House, N. T.,
writes to us under date of the 26th ult., in
which he says, "last evening there was Q
large soiree given here; the idea was, that
nothing but American goods should be worn
on the occasion, and the effect was delight
full. American silks could not be found, but
caIicoes and muslin delanes were all the
rage"
We would recommend the ladies Of Dav-
export to form a society of the same sort,
and resolve to wear only American manu-
featured goods; begin the year with this de-
termination, make domestic fabrics fashion
able, and we shall soon have good times
We purchase twenty millions of dollars
worth of foreign silks every year, which AT
ten per cent is the interest upon two hun
bred millions of dollars. Let there be re-
fern.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13
Daring Surgical Operation.

On Christmas day. Mr. I. w. Bates,
while doing the exploits Of sticking bar OF
lead down his throat, let go his hold and it
descended into his stomach. The physi-
clans Of this place not knowing but Bates
was trying to hoax them, made slight ex
animation ut the time, inasmuch as he made
but little ado about it, and 1t times denied
having swallowed the led at all. A few
Days after. the victim having swallowed
some acid substance. the lead began 10 cor.
rode, and he became very sick. The ply
sicians were then called in and it was soon
found that every other attempt to extract
the lead, would be unavailing, save opening
the stomach. This being resolved upon
some five or six physicians were called in on
Wednesday morning. last, when DR.. ]. Bell
Of this place performed the operation prob
ably the first Upon record, OF opening the
stomach and extracting the lead. The bar
was about eleven inches ia length, and about
enc half of the length shows the action of
the acid uponit. The patient at latest ac-
counts was getting along finely, with good
prospect of speedy recovery, the infamma.
ton caused by the Iced while in the stom-
ach being the greatest difficulty to contend
with, to present appearances.-W apel!O To-
icaI InteHigcncer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13
ALFRED SANDERS. Earrek


Senatorial Election. s.es@sSss...s-.
The morning that saw the election u Jas.
Harlan - Senator 70 Congress was an up-
raarious one IN our Legislature. Harlan ls
unfortunate in his elections to ofiice, ms
claims always being questioned We did
hope that the laSoriaus. pickering and heart
burning struggle for the election otas Sena-
tor. would result in the individual who OBJ
tanned that station. be he who he may. being
It's uncomfortable occupant. But it seems
that the question OF Harlsn's election is Il
be carried up to the U. S. Senate and the
legality of his seat there to be contested. i
space permit during the ensuing week, we
wish to publish the proceedings entire o.
las, Saturday morning, that our readers wha
take an interest in this matter. and all are
Indirectly concerned. MIR be fully pasted
with regard to the grounds upon which the
eon,cs. is based.
On Monday OF last ws:k alter tho Senate
had convened NJ. Coolbangh offered the
following preamble and resolutions, which
we're adopted according to the vots publish.
ed below
Where's, it is reported that the Journal
or the House of Representatives as read this
morning in the presence OF the House, al.
leres that joint Convention Of the Gener'
nj Assembly OF this State was held in tho
Hall of the House on Saturday the Oh inst;
and whereas it is alleged in sald Journal
that said Joint convention proceededto elect
one Norman w. Isbell as an associate judge
of the Supreme Cour. OF this State, and one
James Harlan as Senator OF the United
States for the term of six years from the
4th dav of March next; therefore
Resoasal. That inasmuch as the Senate
has no knowledge of any such joint con-
yention and did not participate in the proceed
inys thereof, it hereby protests against the
action OF the said SO called joint convention
and declares the same to be void and OF no
effect
Resolved. That a copy Of this preamble
and resolutions signed BY the Preside Mt an
certified 10 by the Secretary Of the Senate,
be presented to the Governor Of this State,
and also copy forwarded to the Presiding
officer Of the Senate Of the United States"
with request to lay the same before that
body.
The question being on the adoption Of the
resolution the ayes and nays were demanded
and were as follows:
Those voting in the affirmative were
Messrs. Birge. Browning, Bryan, Clark,
CooIbaugh, Coop, Love, Lacas, McCu!loeh,
Preston. Ramsay, Shields, Test, Thurston,
UdeU. Workman and Sir. President, IL.
Those voting in the negative were Messrs.
Anderson, Cleaver, Fulton, Hamilton, Hill
lis, Hogin, Mathews, McAchran ncCrary,
Needham and Wilkinson, IA Resolution
adopted
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13

The Queen OF England, on her late jour :
ney from Balmoral to London, telegraphed
that she would stop all night at Hull. the
loyal people Of which town had never en-
joyed the honor, though often requested, of
visit from her majesty. Atvery short no.
tice great preparations were made for her
reception, and the town expended fG,50o
fDr the occasion. The good people who
pay the taxes must be very loyal, ifthey do
not shrug their shoulders at the investment.
The account Of the affair dwells upon the
condescersion the Queen in walking from
the railway to the hptel-ainety yards-aiid
says the royal children odd MT forget To
mark their sense o. the reception accord
e3 u them with coming and serious Dig
nifty"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13
Geoa Times in Iowa

Under this title correspondent writes
the Chicseo Press from Dubuque, frem
which cris,le We make the following ex-
tract
Il is an interesting, and even delightful
feature of snalDa)b sAsA y. - Iery-csr-
Gle, the various States in the conlederacy
An elegant supper was given
1t the LIZ Ciaire House, few evenings since
by Mr.. Lowry. the former occupant, 70 some
hundred and tifty friends. Aiier the repas'
the meeting organized BY the choice . { 9TH
GERS, and y series of sentiments were gwen
Various gentlemen were called out, and u
was found every State and profession had
one or ore representatives present. iou
may rely upon It, that wit flowed, and en-
thusiasm was felt, even il wine was mol
one OF the ingredients of the festival. Old
Mr.. LeCiaire, the father OF the town almost
and one OF the Vice Presidents, was pres
emit. He is of French descent on one side,
and of distinguished Indian blood on thf
other. and he it was that VAS here through
the Black Hawk war, and went to Wash
| lngton as interpreter with that illustriou:
Chieitain.. Mr.. L. is aman Of large frame
and generous impulses, and although t
member Of the Romish church, has gyer
something in the way ofaid to every Protes
tant place Of worship in the city.
.The litigation about the Railroad Bridge
across the Mississippi at this point. is the
source OF much indignation. Mr.. Farnam
The President Of the Rock Island Road. de-
serves not d little Of honorable commenda
| ton for resisting the unjust and insolent oP'
position Of the Government. through Jcffer
son DAVIS, Secretary of War. The bridge
will be built, in defiance of all such efforts
to stop, or rather embarrass great Nation,
al work, whatever may be the issue at
Springfield.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13

The mediation of the United States be-
tween Russia aud the Allied Powers il
thus Discouraged by our usually peace
making contemporary the New York Tfib-
une:
FINALLY. LEI our own people keep clear
of this quarrel, n leen2 as we'll as so fact
II is . e.araf the L 81, not of tie preseui-
war 81 6yngstirs, 9! raets; not war TO-
the K igats Of man; war for the Balance
orPswer, not for the uprising Of the down
trodden Miliions. 1t is d eapaai quarrel 10
let :aione."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13
CHINA HALL.
no ] LE cLAInE ROW

NJ IL N-4@Il4.-- ~ "
WE have ilst received lhc gcsr.t aud brsl arse.t
~ isent 81 thina Gloss as,i Slaeebss,F,' fson Pot
t.r- Who's goods not eSct'it.si 10 .trts dr
hhiE Ia THIS or auy oiisr ntHrset ahie efef q
yaaf Inspection Aaiong grrl variety ~ arthes ~
oar lna- W. have ssprfIoc article oi Eag ,h aia
freurt White aud Gold Bnf,,. China rsh Stone laIt
White Grv,hite ParaiS s,d Rock iu.aa,a Ware ami 1
fa assortment ~ GLASS Ware. siia foiIe, aud anc
arnlas Us great rEriety; A,sss iA.rtcr. RID tauI
81 every 3escriisso. Ieok mr. Gtssf-, Gr,btsu ald
French piate. ofall sizes and rrlccs and riai oi.'
af,cics too n'lserals - nehi -n.
We shall Keep eoHst.inti. or nj a largA ani ii sil
assrt u stock ~ tr abpsc med ma, To- whie. y
D. offered - the pm lie NJ prices that viii dcfs topt
iaoi Ncare combining ourselves, st usise 10 III,
ifnde abd purchass.g direct 90 thc Manufacturer, H.
large quantities. enabled 10 DIR 10 Mtreh al
nut dears snc Inducements ia prices that N nakc
i III object for iheu - buy ~ us. CSii aui .Gaabs.
Oar N tito Is always read! 10 show gra
y. $ WEBB : 60.
CaAphene and burning Fluid aiwG, 90 hand.
naYehN- N. l.li D. ls.ll-a.f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13
New YORK, Jan. IL

New YORK, Jan. IL.
A deficiency of $4,000 Of specie has
been discovered in the vaults Of the Mer-
chants Bank in Wall street. tits believed
to have been stolen, but suspicion rest on
no one. It'll thought the gold may have
been delivered by mistake. A reward OF
So, 600 is offered for its recovery.
DR.. Graham, now at Sing Sing, is said to
have created great disturbance there alrea-
dy BY getting crazy drunk on brandy, to
which he had access for medical purposes.
He threatened the lives of those who secu-
red him.
BosIos. Jan. 8.
Jacob +, Bro~n. the messenger of the
New England Bank, hung himself from a
window OF his house this morning. The
rope broke during the process, and he not
being yet dead, fell to the street and was in
stantly killed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13

Moss viii grow''upon grave stones, the Ivy
viii cling 10 the Wondering pile: the mis-
Itletge springs from the dying branch; and
God be praised. something green. some
thing fair to the sight, and grateful to the
heart, will yet Irvine around and grow out
of,he seams and cracks OF the desolste te M
pie ei The human heart.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13
NOTICE
70 Delinquent 1lax.fayers:

N-orfcg i hereby gwen that EsLas! or sArt hpAs,
n tha &4th day Of Fseruasy, 4, p issa, ~ to-. of
no hour Of ANA O'clock u. II. Of SAID day. pro-.
coed TO sell HE LOTS parts oil Lots Situated
in said city OF iayenpor, 10 ,e bidder who VII as
he Taxes. Costa and Printers Fccs for the least
oaautil, OF lie Lo, on such part will be the least
n.Iaryts The yalnc OF the par! ,maing nnsid, ~
the wt, ii ,hcfebe 40 bid for less quantity; unless
pay me Il of the Taxes, Costs aud Printers Fees be
made On or boore said .las ~ sale. due 10 sA ely Of
Davenport, FOR the year 1854. follows, 10 Wit
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13
Col. F. II Warren.

The Cincinnati Gase.!s pays The follow.
ing compliment to Col. Warren, Of Burr.
ington. We take pleasure in giving pub
Lefty to an article, bearing 80 honorable ties
,imony to the worth Of . prominent citizer
Of this State
Iowa UsETED SrArEs SENATOR The
Enquirer yesterday, in a paragraph about
the election of Senator in Iowa. says:
sOne of the Wing nominees is the noto
rious Fitz Henry Warren who was Assis
tant Postmaster General under Gen. Tay,
lor. Warren's election would be disgrace
to the State
We take issue with the Enquirer in re.
gard to Mr.. Warren. The editor OF the
Enquirer does not know him, we are sure
We knew him well, and esteem him high
". He was a Massachusetts boy, and 10
now man thirty-fve years of age. He
was unfortunate in business, and emigrated
to Iowa, where he was successful, and made
many friends. As Assistant Postmaster
General, under General Taylor, he vas eff
eient and exceedingly popular; no man could
be more so. Although not rch--far from
it-yet he has paid his creditors in Massa-
chusetts; although he was not under any le-
gal responsibility 10 DO it, as he had been
released by the assignment law. He paid
them every cent, principal and interest, vol
unfairly and Of his own free win as his
means permitted hin. He is high toned
man Of honor, of a strong, vigorous mind,
self-made, self-poised, and self-relisnf. His
election to the United States Senate by the
Legislature of Iowa would be an honor to the
State. He probably would have secured
his election. IL he had truckled and dems-
gogued for it: but Col. Warren never stoops
"to conquer"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13

Our Mondays Daily is made up and work
ed off Saturday night, after the mails come
in. and, as we have no mails on Sunday, liz
contains all the news up to the date, and
requires no Sunday work.-KeolW Only
Wing.
Ahem Oar Daily is made up and work
ed off Monday mornings, so that our sub
scribers not only get the latest aud freshest
news, but our hands are saved both Sunday
and Saturday nights work.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13

= A man named John Scooter was arrested
an Tnesdsy last. in s., Louis. for marde--
ing his wife, Her bjdy was eAhumed and
fund 10 be so.n up 10 sheet and most
horribly maDglsd and wounded,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13

Nos1--fhe kalght Farm Of 100 aor,s. .,,.
ts e IN = j fr rss5 4. a
with other ianr yetnei.it: efsi : Z, e"fit : I'd
farm--prive s t6u ~! aasisss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13

No STA splendid farm On she Mss sim Nv, v
miles below Davenport Ia Huseailne roari, es,,.s
ne 80 acres; loo al which = ander eaAysgos 4 4
pasture ard if5 In timber: 50 acres II R,ey H.
good haiittisgs Rnd upwards ofaA0 fruit tr4a., sg
hearing-afplo, peach ana she,r, Pre- q. \,
acre y y"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13
YERBY s. BARROW,
~ M IAskERS III
AND
l.. n~ss al RnraiRn XHlhan04.

Dealers in Dortes.ic aud Foreign Exehan8es
DAsENR0xT, ASW-s.
WILL furnish sight rats al the PRINCIPAL taes
OF the United stHtrs: sight bids for Aha uI-
xnrd, for remittuhsetc Regard ir hard and Nries.
Also sight bills all the principal 'ows OF 6erns.}s
" Land Warrants bought and sold.
Lands located taxes paid,
Money LOANED.
Interest allowed On deposits
Oface-Main 81, ~ door b;low 2nd.
A. L. YkRky. yirga.
A. II. B ARROW, Ills. Cok
REvEaExrTs:
Mc.srs. 4. w, CL.wx, Dop0E CO., Now York,
E.W. CLARK \ Co., Phlia.,
ssaL, HARRIs Il SUM, BAIT.
WI. WHARnso ESQ, Gu b., do.
Eop. u. Hicss. ash. Wilmirp tol, l,el.,
Messrs curuD, ssolnEs., Washington u. {.
Jan. Il le55A y.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-13

Under this title correspondent write
the Chicago Press from dialogue, from
which cpis,le We make the following ex