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JAMES REYNOLDS,

Mrehaau's Mocl Worth ssde d Man 81.
kE0kJk IOWA
III A}INt' made arrangements for per- II
Ii msncnt business la tie above lin< | am ~
now ottrfng IL the city and ccnuuy trade II
itrge and well selected stock of
Brncs. Medicines. Paints, Dyes, Oils ana var
niehes, brushes, Glassware and Nindsw
C.inss,
Also Pesfamery and tdueY articles, Cigars, To-
bacco and .nnfi, aud a choice assortment Of
Family Groceries, Including Spices, Teas Fla
Foring Extracts, Candies, Soda, Salsralus, aud
variety uf articles per'aiu3ng tn that department.
al! WITCH vii be sold on the principle Of "smal
profits and qu1k retufns.p
Particular attention given 10 preparing pre-
scrip'ioas. IT, cases where medicines are re-
qited during The night il is frequently iuconve-
niert 10 Qb,ain them. THIS difficulty have
completely obyia'el by having my residence IN
part OF the same bgildins occupied by my
store; and persons desiring medicines, may rely
upon procuring them al all hours. night or day
without inconvenience or delay.
Druggists, merchants rpa Others Mtrchasinp
BY he quantity, are requested TO give me call
ss ain determined to sell on as favorable terms
as any house il the city.
Aprl6, 1895 dly.
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One Hundred Thousand
LIGHTS OF SASH,
AT the New Steam Works.

1ol htr 81 Johnson and tighth streets,
kEOkUk, IOWA.
TUE Subscribers have now ON hand at their
Mandatory, the largest lot OF Sash, OF oil
sizes and descriptions. ever offered west Of the
Mississippi River, aud, with their a,iities are
bound 10 keep pace With the increasing wants of
the country from here To Council Bluffs We
are making particular arrangements TO supply
tie Fort Des Moines River trade during the COM
ing spting.
DOORS.
We have also large assortment Of Doors EN-
braclne all cnmmon sizes. Orders for particular
sizes Viii he filled on short notice.
WINDOW BLINDS.
Oar machinery i particularly adapted TO the
manufacture OF Window Blinds, ot a superior
style aud finish. All orders attended TO without
delay
\. Il. We want il distinctly understood that
We ran tl any ord, rs for common sized Sash or
Doors, al all tunes. All articles IN Our iine, sold
on reasonable terms.
8 c. 4 s. CARTER.
keokuk. Fec - 1888. WY
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MILLER & BECK
attorneys al Law and solicitors il
(nanrery.

fgeits. fpr lhe mresttgattDn q Land Titles
ead tte purchase ont SITE IF Reai Esfote
WILL hereafter practice in and rsgulsrls al
w lead ihe District coaris Of keokuk ard 81
Nal son, ani 81 TIE other counties IF The First
Jndiclal District of l1wa ant aill alsJ pfaAiee
ii ila Supreme Court ~ The Site
f. Madison. Feb. Il q, 1855. dif
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CLOVER HOUSE

nNESSs EaOJS.-A A large and varied stock {!
J ~ silk Tis~ 80, Satin striped, figured and
PLAIN. Bareges, LirgarsI Has, Coup d. Eats, Iy-
Toleans, French Jaconets and Brtlaanfs, Lawns
kc. Just received bv +. ID. EoS Ei.
\ April %, 1859.
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LEATHER! LEATHER \

a. n. IHOM.4S d. CO.,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Hides, LIE a.
~ fher, Tanners nii and Shoemaker's Findings
have now hand full aud complete assor,Ine a.
ofLEATHER AND FINDINGS OF EVERY DEs-
CkIPIIoN AND QUALITY. Our stock compri-
ses the following variety:
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fTiiE UNDERSIGNED would inform Ill.
/ friends IN The country, hat bis office IL or
Aialn. between I'll and 3d streets. keokuk iowa
over the Harness store. lie will attend 10 the
collecting Of all accounts entrusted to his rare.
with promp'ness. Accounts sent By mail post
paid, viii receive attention, aud he money re
turned as ordered.
EDWARD COLE.
March 2, lg55-d&wfi
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Horses for Uncle Sam.
THE Undersigned will pay cash Tor Et
L ihirsy or fotiy good Young horses fs@ga
Tor the use OF lle government oithe Unl
ted states He will be found always on haud al
The White He4ise OF the White Stable on John
son Street. G. M MARSHAL.
keakus. Feb. ~ ISaS. DIFF
Table Cutlery,
lust received by steamer Go.salnsr large as
- soFfmen' Of In glsh Table Cutlery which Ne
afsr at reduced prices.
March ~, 1853.
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MS iloTsE
AND FIRST SIS.
6laarEcs d HstiinclI.

I'Hr undersigned tskes Firasute IL ~
nauDeiHg HAT. he has taken 'iis very -L4a
popular House and tas0e co piete reaovatlol
throughout lhe entire premises. lie IS row pre-
Jared 10 rrceive He patronage oI the public, and
believes he can G4eet the wants ot all vito desire
a GOOD House.
lie hopes by close Application g lie hes-
ues, aud attention. so the many wants Of The
Traveller, To merit and obtain share of patfon-
age.
-" Baggage aken to sud ffnm bca's free of
chAfgr. CHAs. u. BGANELL.
Apri., 1855 dtc
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Also, Lasts, Boot Trees. GTimping Boards, PeGss
Thread and every variety of shoemak er'A Kit
We shall at ali times belully supplied with all the
above mentioned articles Hercspectiuily invite
aercha and Ma nufactarets 10 call aud Akloa
our stock aud prIces. We feel conf dent that We
can sell them upon favorable terms csn be
had ia the West Our arrange gements and fac}lIi1s
are such thatour goods are purchased for cash and
at III ST cost.
Care and strict attention. viii be given to filing
orders.
CASHPAID FOR HIDES
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DEs MoINESNAylGATIONA AND RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE A call OF Five per cent
n upon the unpaid stock OF the Des QG1 -
MONIES Navigation aad aailroaa Com
pany as thus day made BY the Board Of Dire ctors,
pa yahle the rreasurets once, ., William street
New York. follows: Ona per cent. on the Is
d.y Of April two per cent, on the st day of May
and tive per cent. on tho st day oil June neat.
A. HUNT, Treasurer.
DgtQiFeb. nth 1885. marchiG WITT
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PAINTED TOILET WARE.
Nsets tor sale by
r W RuEL BRO
Msy ~, 1853. sAvcS
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Wooden Ware.

Wooden Ware.
- r Dozen ho~ped buckets,
40 do do
.b Hestl tabs three each
10 do do 10
30 do cevese buckets
30 do do boxes
80 do bale d0
80 do Wooden howis
10 aolhhi covats
~ boxes i,aten, cloti.
do cotlm 10
30 on wire se,ves
DO twins vhe'is
lust received sna for safe fy
rts1s.J. RICE 4 Co.
( E.<SA rruics al
| REYNOLDS Drug Store,
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JOHN HoBB, OF EDINBURGH
AffsOINTArT,

OFFICE with Mr.. Houghton, at Concer'
" Hall.
Msrch %, 1855, d3m.
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CASH PAID FOR HIDES,
Eeakfik AIaflh lsAa
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-01-14
=. II MESCHACfBf
JOURNAL OFFICIEL DE sAINT-JEAN.BAPTIsTE.

Marie, haletante sous Influence m0rtell,
qui fenveloppait, 4 lapproche de cette Il
CURE 81 noire su milieu de Ia clarte blanche
de respace, frsmit dun effroi, dune horreuI
don't rien ne peut rendre rexcss. Quand IL
souffie du Negro tomba sur ses levres, ellie
poussa un cri qui semblait emperter lie der.
nier reste de son existence ct sevanouit.
A ce gemissement. qui devait aller au fond
de Tame, Ia porte communiquant au salon
SQUIRT, Ct, dams le cintre du. chambranle,
apparurent en- groupe les figures encore
troubles, avinees, d'lieman de RochehUise
ct de ses amis.
En- meme temps, par Ia porte d'entree ou.
verte dun seul coup, un homme fond dams
cette chatnbre.
C'est Pierre Augeville. Ses poings sont
brands en- avant; ses membres ont une ten
sion qui en- double Ia force terrible sa sta
ture semble agrandie; Ia colere qui jaillit en-
traits de feu illurIine sou visage dune clarte
extraordinaire.
Dun scul temps, il sc penche sur le ne
gre, le prend dune main par les cheveux, de
l'autre par Ia jambe, le lance par Ia fenetre
0uverte, sc retourne vers le lit, soulsve Ma
rie sans connaissance, renlace dams ses bras,
sc jette sur rescalier ct disparait.
Les spectsteurs de cette scene, raPide
CONNIE reclair, mont pas eu le temps dc
gutter le seuil de la porte, dc faire I'm mou.
vement, de respirer. -.r
La chambre i aic6ve est tout coup res
tee vide Ia clarte de- Ia lune sc repand
maiutenant dams une enceiDte 81 nue. ct 81
silencieuse, qu'on dirait que Ia vie ny a
passe depuis longtemps.
Au bout de quelques minutes, les cris dn
negre rompent tout coup &c silence. ii est
revenu du premier stourdissement, ct, du
fond de la cour, il jette des beuglements 4
fendre les nusges. . .-0... rr.
A ce bruit, les jeunes gems tressaillent ct
secoueut leurs tates appesanties. On salt
qu'unc forte impression morale dissipe en-
une minute les vspeurs de riyresse; c'est un
appel subit. imperisux I Ia raiscn. qui Va
reveiler au sein de ses brouillards. En- une
minute, Herman ct ses compagnons SO trou-
vent enforcement degrisss. lis 60 souvien.
nent alors ct voiept clairement co qui Went
de Sc passer. Sans savoir encore quelles
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Passaient, puis le son extraordinaire SO fai
salt entendre. Bruit de voiture, voix hu
maine comprimee 1t gemissante resonnaisp
dams une confusion qui penetrait peniu(e
ment son ceur Msis tout celia, i Ia dis
tance Oh etait Pierre, n'arrivait qua reta
de murmure vague, impossible u saisir ct
dsterminer, ct qui Sc Perdit bientot tout
fait dsns reloignement.
lie jeune homme eprouvait en- ce moment
use emotion poignante, dune douleur etran
ge. Dependant il Sc dit quill n'avait aucur
moyen de s'assurer 81 une creature soufIrantt
etait en- cffct renfermee dams cette yoiture
on 81 une illusion de ses sens ravait trompe
qu'en tout cas-, il lui etait impossible de por
ter secours Get etre. quel quill flt. puisque
le pas rspids dcs chevaux l'avait deja Ell,
raine loin de lui ct il rrprit le chemin de
% demeure.
II nous faut maintenant retourner un ins,
tant Ia maison Rocheboise.
LIE peu de temps ecoule depuis que nous
ravons quittee await amene un notable chan.
cement dans IL disposition d'esprit des efirs-
mes buveurs que nous svons laisses table.
Les chooses qui semblent les plus legeres,
quand on les volt i distance, prcnnent tout
coup IN aspect plus serieux Ia realisa-
ton. Lorsque les jeunes gems pensarent que
le negre devait etre parti pour acconIplir
Reinforcement don't on ravait charge, unc in
quietude vague Sc fit sentir en- l'absence de
10 raison. Les propos incoherents, les rires
ayines, les airs d'opera jetes au milieu du
bruit des verrcs cesserent peu i peu; on Sc
regardait, on parlait bas il y await dams l'as-
semLIee CONNIE un remorls instinctif
On voulut savoir Oh Jupiter en- etait de "a
mission.
lie valet DE chanibre qui repondit i Zap
pei de Ia sounctte dit que le domestique noir
etait SORT svec Ia voiture dejs depuis quel-
ques instants, sans doute pour accomplir des
ordres recus. ...... .... .. ...
Alors on voulut rcprendre goiit Ia ven
gcance les rires, lee chants recommcnce-
rent Hcrm.. MIN. iyr. an. ton. I.. au,res
sen msl.it. San. s.yoir un mot de ce quill
dissit. Mais en- ce moment encore rentrain
stait force, les chants faux ct tropuu9.. Ie
rire uresoue triste
A ONE heures, on annonca que le caf;
stait .er,i au salon. Apr;s .voir eyeills Leon
Dubreuil. oui u'nyuit fait ou,un .omme de.
puts le dessert, les conviyes moutsrept au
premier etsse.
Onze heurcs du soir! le cafe sc trouvait
fort sttaras; mais le repas s'etait prclonge
iudesuiment, ct persouDe n'etait en- etat de
sasoir rheure. lie gusridon fut convert de
tasses de nokn; les pipes s'allumsrent entire
sur les iauteuils ct le. divnns.
La. dependant, Ia meme tristesse vague
vint regner encore: le cafe, ce baume sou.
verain de resPrit, ne pouvait dissiper Ia VA
peur morose repandue de toute part; retn.
ctlle mOuruit su fourueau des pipes negli-
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LARKIN g. WOOD,
PEINTRES, TAPlSSIERS,

r IL, RUE DU MISSISSIPPI, Ic.
ONT rhonncur dc prevcnir le .pu 0z0
.S)blc qu'ils vicnncnt de s'etablir aEYa
Donallsonville. lie &c chnryent de tout 49,
&c qui couccrne leur etst, tel que pcinfure de
maison, d'enseigne ct Ia tnpisserie; par Ia mo
dicite de lcurs prix i.s especnt msriier lc pa
tronage du public.
Les orires serout executes avcc habiletG ct
exactitude. .... ..-.
~ Ils sc transportcront daus les difercntes
paroisses dc Ia Cote, 4 In dcmande dc MN. lcs
Habitants.
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-si &c nest ID Saint. Martin, dit Pierr,

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feesroait avec un soonfe sur lee 'eSFes e
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deuxih pensaat . I" Jeonesse' % femme
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IsGNfENDANT CO temps, d siree s'ecou.
( lsit douoe ct serrine su jsrdin dAu.
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-09
THE STATE OF IOWA,/
Scott County. (
Tn Aarnu Novels.

- lR--You are hereby notified that there i8 now on
- he 10 the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
in Scott County,a petition of samuel Su@d0rs claim
ing Of YOU one hundred aud and - ItH rolars
money due bim two certain promi-sory notes ext-
cuted by YOU III words and figures following wit:
fOnel
.son or before the first day Of November next, I
promise TO pay Samuel Saddbrs bearer 10. sHn of
thirty oafs and hfiy 1--we cents r value r.c-fyrd
Ar5f 9th 1859. AARON NOVELS"
fThe oiheTl Davenport. hovem Der geih, lE4p
$50. Two year, from date, for value received. I
promise TO pay to Cook d Sargent rider. hy dol.
lars with Interest at 10 per cent per their
fee in Davenport. AARON NOVELS.
Which said last promissory note was endorsed by
said Cook Sargent TO said Saddoris and is now the
property Of said Saddors. And you further mott
lied that YOU hare been returned By sheriff OF said
Scott county ''not ionnd.'' And unless YOU arpear
and answer said Petition before the lab day of
May, A. u. 1855, judgement viii be rendered against
you thereon. SAMUEL SADDORIS, Pitn.
J. d. PATTON, Clerk Of Court.
Dated this STU day Of April ls5J-div
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PAGE & BAcoS.-In the card published
by Page & Bacon, in the ST. Louis papers,
nothing is said indicating the intention or
the probability of resumption. The card
concludes as follows:
"We again ask the consiiarati IN OF our
friends, assuring them that oar assets,
though not immed lately available, l,rErly
exceed our liabilities, and will BE- aith uly
applied to their full dsctarg. We shah,
in the shortest possible tune, lay heore the
public full statement OF our affairs: and
trust that, in awaiting il, We may rely %
the same forbearance we have so recently
enjoyed"
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A.,..r OF \ surro.ED MURDERER

ARaIsr OF A SUPPOSED MuRpEaEf.-
We learn from the Cincinnati Times of the
and inst, that the Sheriff of Lee Co., lows.
arrived in that city, having in custody an
old man named John J. Jones, whom he
had arrested in Lockland, Hamilton county,
on a reqaisition from the Governor OF this
State, charging him with the cri. OF mur-
der. Jones had recently been arrested in
Locklsnd, for q violation Of the Ohio Liquor
Law, and sentenced to hue and impris-
onment therefor. The publicity thus given
to his name attracted the attention of the
authorities of this State, who consequent
ly took the proper steps for his arrest. The
murder is said TO have occurred in 1910,
but the name of the murdered man ls not
given. Jones is nearly seventy years of
age, and is said to have been the terror OF
Lockland where he has lately resided. The
evidence against him is stated to be con-
elusive, and old as he is, bis life may yet
pay the penalty of bis crime.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-09
city improvements.

There are few persons hereabouts who
have not observed the new frame buliding
of unique architectural design erected du-
RING the winter on Rock Island, between
Second and Third streets. The contrast IL
presents with its balconies and tall stories
crowned with an observatory and the bright
colors of its gayly finished exterior. 10
ths surrounding tenements, is 50 favorable
a II once to arrest the eye. In cur pere-
prinations one day last week, We called up
on the proprietor and oceupantot this house.
M. Wheeler. who is also its architect and
builder; after showing Us over his domicii'
which is really well planned for family
residence, he exhibited TO Us the architect
sral dcsisn Of the block Of Eve story build
inps 10 be erected this season BY our enter
prising fellow citizens. Messrs. Burrows d
preftyman. firm who, when successful in
business, always expend TIER profits IN
manner that tends to advance the prosperi-
ty of our city. These buildings, FIVE in
number, TO occupy the site of the old Etna
mill, are designed for wholesale and COM
mission houses, and will be an imposing
feature Of cur city as approached by the riv-
er. In addition, the above firm contemplate
extending their brick mill SO as to make it
one-hslf as large again as its present size.
In every portion of our city We behold
the same element of progress and prosperi-
ty, and feel convinced, that if not SO many
houses be erected, at least three times the
amount will be expended in building IS
at any previous season.
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BY TLEEG RIA P FL !.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

NEW YORK, April 8.
The steamer Baltic is coming up the bay.
Siege of Sebastopol unchanged.
Breadstutfs aud provisions unchanged.
Consols 933.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Baltic lett Liverpool on the after
noon of the 24th, and reached her dock here
little before o'clk. this =. NJ.
The Gear Alexander hsd made several
mild speeches to the diplomatic body, but
strong ones to the army-on the whole his
language was interpreted in pacific sense.
The first of the four points which had
been unanimously agreed to at the Vienna
Conference. reads as follows:
Abolition OF the exclusive Protectorate of
Russia ever Moidavia and Wallachla, the
privileges accorded to those provinces by
the treaties being placed under the gnaran-
tee of the three powers.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times telegraphs under date of Friday eve
ming: News from Vienna seems favorable
to Peace and at Paris people are disposed
TO believe the conference will be attended
with happy result
Constantinople advices state that the
Porte has determined to maintain undimin-
ished sovereignty over the Dardanelles, and
protests against the Christians of the EN-
pire being placed under foreign protection,
AT an allied council ofwar, held on the
lth, il Twas resolved 20 recommence active
operations.
Lcrd Raglan's latest dispatch is dated
March Sth. and SAYS THE weather is fine
and dry. The sick are deriving benefit from
the change"
The French Hospital at Constantinople
had bee2nburnt to the ground and 90 per.
sons persisted.
The Pope had sent an embassy Of con-
dolence and friendship to Alexander.
In the House OF Lords, Lords Lyndhurst
and Clarendon bad spoken seyerally, against
the conduct OF Prussia.
The proceedings of the Roebuck commit
tee were drawing TO a elise.
Louis Napoleon hal received Imperial
funds, and made short patriotic speech
new Belgian Ministry had been form
ed but only held Office Ter day The crisis,
therefore continues.
The Baltic brings IS passengers-among
them Bishop Timon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-09

BAsKs Is PEsxsvLvAsIA.-The Philadel-
phia American which has ala avs been in
favor Of a reasonable extension Of banking
facilities, protests strongly against the ma
MIA for chartering new banks exhibited by
the Pennsylvania Legislature. Itsas that
charters are granted with an immoderatien
and an apparent rscklessness that have not
been equaled for long time.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-09

REsrs.-The Tribune says there are
more houses and parts Of houses to III in
New York and Brooklyn, than were ever
before known at the season of the year
The result will he considerable reduction
of rents from the prices paid during the past
year.
To compare small things with great,-the
situation of affairs in Davenport and New
York, in this particular, is entirely different.
Here, the demand for houses and parts Of
houses is continually on the increase, and
there are certainly no indications Of rents
becoming lower.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-09

We give in to-day's paper, condensed
abstract Of the news brought by the Baltic.
There Is no material change of affairs since
the last arrival. The rumor was that the
indications were more favorable for peace,
but il was only rumor,-and it is utterly
impossible, and therefore useless, to con-
lecture with any precision, what the Wen
us Conference may bring forth.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-09
Meow MICRS
PER AND MOWER

7 10 TOW fairy nueTsto that his AathIEe = ma
l Jared 20 perfection, both Reaper and Mower,
that ouiy small imprus ement the Freseii son
over last (aud that In substituting the wrought
iron finger Va plate the iron In err mas IL
lighter and b. tier adapted for cutting grass, with on's
an addition Of FIVE dollar. ia price We can now
ihat from sales In Ie5 of nearly three hundred. no
complaints have been made save two or Three, and
those no danbi resulted from II, arrangement. We
with the utmost confidence thai they will Civ. entire
satisfaction We shall be round 10 take orders early
this spring. as to ensure delivery IN 20 d time.
Those who wish TO write for machines ad dress
al Cordova, Reck Island County, Illinois.
WM. MARSHALL d son, Agents.
Apl q dot
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-09

RETURN OF THE JEws.-The prominent
matter to be brought before the Convention
Of Christianized Jews which meets in New
York in May next, is the restoration of the
people Of Israel to the Holy Land, and to
take measures for cooperating with the
Jews of England and other countries, who
have already moved in the same matter.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-09

The Peoples (Sam's) Ticket has ma
jority in this county Of about 400. There
is no use talking, Sam Is around, and a. .
frie nd Of ours remarked yesterday, the ma
jority have it. The majority for the Pro-
hibitory Liquor Law in this comfy is from
SIX 10 eight hundred, probably 5000 in
the state.-Buu GAG ultra D2m.)