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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

J. A. Whom, for many years The editor
or the Prairie Farm.r, has been ordained as
Clergyman b. tie Presbytery Of CAicago.
The December numbar Of the Farmer con
tairs his valedctory. Mr. Wright has done
good service u the agricultural c.use, anl
his retirement is seriou. loss to Western
agriculture.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

No. $50. large and air, House with two lo,.
ground on the corner oil isiL an. brad, st,..,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

Q. & d. R. r The City Council Of
Cincinnati recently passed resolution,
that il has the utmost conf 'ence IN the
present directory OF The Ohio and Misss-
sipPi Railroad Co., and that ahen sufi-
Gent number Of their ,lird norigogs bonds
shall De taken by the citizens Of Cincinnati
to give character to the enterprise, then
the Board will take action on the further
issue Of city bonds in their behalf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

ST. L9Uis REJoIcIsG.-The citizens oil
st. Louis have invited The Governor and
Legislature Of II ssouA to partase Of the
no Pitaliiies Of their city, in consequence
Of The passage Of the Railroad Bill The
Governor vetoed the bill, but the Legisla-
ture re passed il by the constitutional riaior.
ty, and he was in;l Ied in the invitation on
the principle Of returning good for evil.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

LARGE FkIeATE.-The new screw frigate
Shanaon, 81 guns, which was launched at
she Portsmouth navy yard on last Saturday,
Is the largest friga.e afoat, beng upwards
Ct 5000 tons burden.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

SUPPOSED MCRDEe.--The Burlington ia.
astte says coroner's Inquest was held last
Saturday on the body Of Charles Mutieid,
who was found dead near Eagle Point, on
the Illinois side Of the river. 1t vas sup
posed he had been murdered.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

RAILROAD REcEIPTs.-l'he total receipts
of the Illinois Central Railroad and the
Galena branch from March cath 10 October
3lst inclusive, were S60l ,042 IS. or this
sum, s2a,7Jl 80 were pail in The Illinois
State Treasury on the first Of the pres Mt,
month
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

The ST. Louis papers mention the sudden
eisappesrancs in that city, Of BIZ, Walker,
citizen OF Trenton Ill. He had drawn
from the Bank of Missouri, s. 900 which
he had there on deposit, and had not since
been heard from.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

The last quarterly report of the State
Bank of Indiana exhibits Z balance sheet Of
$780,, 7o3.s5.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

The Baltimore San says there is every
prospect lha, the cotton crop, this season
vial exceed thAt Of any previous. year. Es.
uustc. reach as HI. 100000 bales.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

u. sides tae asore hases NUN ber Of usiupro,,s
lbisin diretc.tssr.s ofte City x aich nm au,boris
ed ~ Lease for tern Of teass. Ami, 4.
tsB0sSGE T.. Sit RuLLs
Conner 81 Main. si serona.t,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

The Hon. James n Mason has been re-
elected United States Senator by the Leg
islature OF Virginia.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

: =. lGl. House and Lot On serona street -,
ofInwa. House est"rir- love-. construrtrdtoa.c.T
m"ihie ~ . Hislos, IL a7e {" run 10 year, 10,
spril. Gr"LEd krnt ssj pr atnutu-iifi,e swl n,
House .ld lcz-r.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

No, l43. Besides the hbare IAa.canns,sefofus
Improved Lots IN Markihtosb. La nabrit. and Stay
sers aGdili"n TO North BareLIeri shieh viii 10
.aIa '"", !" persons wishing &c impro,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

No ir0. The Mansien Eseu.c o. n,ws
corner of Third and IoHa streets Also Yam
House IN Iowa street; Le@,c for IL ,e.Ts n, NJ.
sion House rents for Si,n per anauu--Pfiee syc,I-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14
| o " 4 LAND AGENCY.

'' 'rvH Promptly attended 10 ~ Ill Iarts Of Tho
State L. u,l. entered = hi warrants IL III ,,d
tA"t iar "LAlr MONEY invested and Taxes raid
L1r h@h, 'tsi 'e'is; Money laatea on ulrisln,berd
ne Estate security; Farms Houses and Iot, leased
Real Estate OF al NiIds bau hi ad .ula on ,ot mn.
fit,u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

hoii2. fc@meeaffage % fac corner Of PerY,
and Locust Streets. .2xlst- o. ,-ss.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

No. l55 Three Houses and Iots corner =, F,,,,
and e iaire stteeis, t"grth tt La, ut 81 AG4 q,
c iaire street. the ehait will be leased Ter ~
alta great bargain itaitl-ken by .Ge ienon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

No. n ifnRse With t'ro sd ~ Sironr i esp o.
sho+.r. Aolss % Sraas street 81. $50.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hinder this head limited number Of spec ial notices
will be inserted at 10 cents per lne each ihsefuoh
r 40 cts. PER W. Ok.
II
Donation Visit,
The friends OF Rev +. N Niles will make him
s.Donation. VISIT on Thursday evenns goth inst In
consequence ofhs residence being ont ofthe city he
will receive Lis frer Us IN ih. ID Baptist Church
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14
For Sale

For Sale
City Lots or acre ots, with or without
dwellings,. on Brady, Perry, Rock isletd, Iowa, lie
Claire ana Farnam SIS. Also, 100 acres with a
NC IA m House aud Barn same situated 90 rods
north of,he city line, we'll waterei ana pleasantly
located, slopirg 10 the south
TO REST-a new dwellings on Bra g st. I'm.
qutrc Of Cco. j. NICHOLAS or JAS. AMBRlTE.
dae7-2w
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14
On Eiliion

On hiliion
t,ss0a,Oas9 feet Dressed and
Undr-s ed Flooring. first quslts. for sale at our
Planning MIL {deeItn CorEs \ pAVlES.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14
NEW BOOKS.
Disso,a ion OF Partnership

Disscla' ion osPartncrsh;p
Il he par rShip heretofore ryistine between u 4
elan j. this daS dissolved by mutual con
sent. Ai tets.ns Indebted "a The lac drn -!
ple.sc .,.l and settle Immediately.
BARTHOLOMEW KELLY,
Davenport Dec WAITER KELLY.
" AiftR KELLY will carry the business ne
usual ih the old iIHd, enrgicr OF iruIt Brad, -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
I F1tI BOATS aud . Crane Boats sufficient TO
Il raise 10 Ioas each; one selt Blacksmith onls. Il
satl"ieRt quantity 1i quarry Tools COR 800 men 10
work stti nie II the hsst east steel. several Anc-
Or. b''s! ihfre coils Eo from 10 inch ihics
hts1. ~ .ht:ty of lsl;HBcraud Iron good ues
ef partCalars enquire OF S.xrgL ALIEN rast pty-
ebp"ri, or Brttua Black, tainlOu, III. (iegI4d;f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14
-, LAMBS FOR SALE
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

]
I Tract Tile ofthe ~ !sees
J Inc y l. Seq TEN
I The W See 10
~ az sou acres; situated on the Railroad 8 miles
!, Tract Tho " ofthc S " Of scs ioT7syRa
TrSets ..s' l5eS pW-yearort, contains 20 acres IN
acres 10 miles ftom Ia,cnlaft
Ir"rt ~ h' VA Of Sec I 20 y R3 Z IGs H.loo
acres Hdj'ning frae.3, 10 miles North from Daren.
! port.
( TIsct The y L. the W IofsecIT7sNRa
L, 4o aetrs miles from the city
s, ias. - ie r. I 81 the of Sue Il T NR5B
'ics' o. INC Euil Road, miles from Davenport
I Tract p--llc | of the NV OF Sec 10 Il NRgs
~ sV acres, A'so parts Of Secs IL aud l9T1. N.sk
~ "'i ing "e iafn Of $50 "a 100 acres pom the
/ M.ssissllh river, u miles from davenport.
ifacll - AhlmlToYea fa.m fenced .nd all culli
Hickory Gr"se road, miles nom town, Osage Or
ahse renee started entirely around Tie farm, .to
I acres.
Tract lS-isn acres in sec'se7 and s4T.oNReE.
ract lN~-tn Secs Is ~ g4I 80 y X II, $40 acres
ldNImprosed aud ~ in Ilpber
m Ir"cl No "a hDe farm OF 1876 acres, 4G forced,
~ uhntr cultNa iion, mes fir, IN town. mile
'" IL ., nuDmpHe road. nile from halzeli isrm.
tract No. 23-lha Grant fai ~ on Dubuque r. nd
mlie' rom Town, u acres bshl. cultivated, holA"
and orchsrdGc.
r Is cLIsros corrry, Iowa.
Tract 22-W. fractional OF The n. W. Sec g. r.
~ y. X. f., u eT-l0U acres, near Thorh's Mis-:
Yer, low ,ifaIllcd for soon.
Ia Heurs County, Illinois. 80,
tract l3--Ihe L l OF Sec 81 I 10 n X Il. OF sH"
acres.
Tract iB-The F. of Sec 90 T Is n l r., sf SO
acTcs.
Tract 20-lhe " of Sec d 7 10 NRIE, Of iOt
acres.
No: 30.-SNty choice building lots IN Aliens. ls
haii - 20 The town of Gene-no. Yer, low.
N0NR-Abuut ST lots in Russrll's addition 10 Gen
esc0.
Also, about 50 Lotsin Russell's addition .o,beiOS'
OF Geheseo. Long lime. .t-.-
In Rock Island County, Illinois. s
Tract 9l--Ihes W of Sec IS I 10 X ", OF "
cres.
No. Gil lot on Brady 81. l92by SEE sro ..
No. 2G.-2 Lots OIL brady Street cor. oil Ceiitgeo'
l56rach
No. .5.--New and convenient story brick nous
combining rooms, on Brady street. near Mh,
NJ" N II choice lot on Perr5 81. cor OF stii ouA.'
No, ga 2 story house ON 9th 81. containing
rooms and store. Apply TO
WILLIAM ALLEN.
eneral Land Agelt
Ser. ajth oliee Post Or.ss bu0yTs'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

80 la9. beautiful Cottas. aud Grounds admin
lig w. Lunbftie's Residence. Let iI4xI!.3, shich
WI De- s"la y ia 81 without lots adjoining ou the
Soa hi tics let House aEa Is,t ska,H
srply la
GEokGE j.. NICHOLS,
Cor OF Main nd Second ts
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

To Merchants Bankers and others
nESlRING setts ~ Account Books forthe comma
4 ~ ear w would invite attention 10 our itians
Hooks To-. me q 1 a. r. manu- aetnre, and are
FAR ahead Of ANYTHING made ~ this rtgion, We far
fish Books Of an patterns 10 order, with or without
printed headings Thos. sutyinr BOOK on eNltih-
lion al lie state FAIR Chicago, san be seen al ouf
storc. II. a. FOhl hh bho.
Eprk I.ltpI. bee q T. 81.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

yTES. Twill pay ,"ptc cross the Ferry rrh N, ri
l examine our splcl dh assortment "f FANCY
tfJC Us now hat Il. II uut, Will rrfund the
amount 81 !.ur fstriaEc lauN forge, the piEse.
Beea f'URtER'S Book Stprc.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14
.A:nltions.
CITY LOTssknD RESIDENCES,
For ale

among which att The following:
NO. isa--a Large New hrisk House eoauer Q Maj,
and kghti streets: ain building u a4etrd ni,s,
sGxai--weu adapted for n large Bnardr. Hon.t "
This bG Idirg iscs Fable oi scsomnod.tt,r f,on :,
20 border., gviis IL each comfortable ara ltm.li.
there II front 81 i5atretoH Msin Street u5 f,, n
Har risnn and extending OF ,th Stroet3ttf.et
M. ~. small hnuso nearis new on lho earn.
or ofSixth and PER-! >ts.
No I4s. \ Cottage House on Firth strcsth.,
Harrison aud kilie. streets.
No. $50. A large and air, House win two ,o,. !,
ground on the corner u SiNiLa brad, str.r,,
No. I25 4 coed Brick House e4Nee. eorp,r ~
Eighth end Harrison streets $3.50. -
No. 1874. a rouilr Frame Hoa.e on ,he ,o,,ox
resilenee--Priee st,sOu. AAq'
No. ~. Lot No. o Block -, on sly,h,ty.,, .,,,.
sho Railroad Rer"t-si,ttO.
No. lS7. House aud Hair OF on Railroad .n,.,
site Mscklot's del ,5ta. SF'''
No. IA. 4 small Frame Horse n, r.,h mn
10y streets ot64Aioo-priee s5je mp
No. 49, lot on tho hiuf corner Of grsd, ana
PER-! streets, adjoining Col sars.tr, ti,, sci.
No. lee. A three story brick fIou.. a, s,t -,
OF second near Main, excellent ,tor. rom - ~
first f""r, the " hole house we'll finished toy,ItmS
cue irHn'c house nov used nsa Hour aEd t..t IN
OF 6iSisu. '''
No. iG3; ! three stor, brick House in Forrc.t.,.
plhfn's addition, the bluff. house 2s,ao nil p,is
cd, eau be sold SO as To make good ye,m.n, ~.
ing large annual reigru--2 .slt. ling
No. l6i. Another hrick House near N. e,,. :,
Third aud Seot streets, 3ox37 niue room. 80 -, :.
hIrhshs siil Or sold low asd on long credit In -
dtN"l !" Vie above "" have great ,arien rftft,
Pc" CIT! to winch We invite tie attention Of nufchs
gED l. "A, ~ ~,
To Lease Tor Term OF Years
have attanber OF Houses and bot. to I-a.e fran
) 20 Is years, among v hieh following.
No. l5i. 4 beautiful blur Tat on tn. ..,,s i,
% SIKH street opposite A4skioi's garden IN BE-
i.earcd Tor Il .tufs,
r.,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14
Out Lots

nave several ANAL Tracts nf Land Ia the lmnis-
ii'ie 'ienlt! Of the Cit, cotiaipIng r,sn an, 10
" eh'y acres Suitable for private residences gardens
Nihe Yards &e. which | Will sell AT prices ,ar,ihs
o' %" =" s"'", some n these within N. limits
~ ihee It!. Gko. H. SiIkoLls,
{.r r n.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

sHESk Oysters IN EUpIIy ,anothcr lot lust received
a AID f'f sale by JAG Oh WEAVER. Jr. " co
NiACiNG CUITEns-- For ,ni- chcaI,Gy
w noY - ACuB AkAEkR 4, Jr, IL CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

! HAoLb's HRtIIHG FLUID. anJ ,opyire Ink
= 10 var as sizsd hopltirs May nurd :. 10, a,I
b-t3s "Hiihs mas luIs received
~ No.. lie Claire Block
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

No, 49,. 4 beautiful blur LIT on III. North ,i..
% SIKH street apostle N4sklot'r garden, viii b..
ie.-cd Tor Il !rufs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14
Esaktas saA saRA.ai.e


tenN lo.KPoRr, EEw YoRE.
W ] received al Ire NEW YORK FRUIT STORE
- 81 street. opposite 10 claire House, which vi he
ei>p"e"d ni hUlcsalc Retail on ny orabie terms
S"F 8-oH ELDRi DGE d. STEPHENS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14
soMETHING pLsTHkHLr

| AIDES and gents Dressing sc3 Toilet fasaA In
f at variety. The above aFtieles are difficult TO
hsee hat we TOW have larger assortment than can
be ttanH west III New York. taii aud examine.
iSosh tsistd, dec n. A. POHrkR BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

No; ioi' Ahoiher brick House near the corter Il
Third and Seou streets, 3ux37, niue room -, IS, :.
h'irhsns ~ D. sold low asd on long credit In ~
dttiouio thr above We have a great ,urtrt, ~ -.
fi"l cEi! 10 ~blthse invite tie attention OF nutcbs
crs. 1kD l. "A. LIti,,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-14

To Lease for a Term Of Year,
have anafuhrr OF Houses and lot. 10 I...e f,.
! "a IS years, among v hieh are lie follontt, -"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-15
UNION OF THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.

In response to resolution passed by democratic mass
meeting held in Hudson New York. with view to united
action on the part of the democracy of that State the
Albany Argus says:
.Wc do not understand from the resolutions that this
propoon is put forth in dctatorial spirit with any
tenacty on the part the democrats of Columbia for this
particular Of action, but rather suggestion OF
practicable arriving at desired results in relation to
which they invite consultation and comparison OF opinion
This il right and the democrats of the State will
freely and friendly spirit canvass this and all other prop
oston for composing strife and establishing in our State
government the acendency OF their principles In due tme
ia doubt not conciatory spirit and practical wisdom will
suggest mode of action which will rally the whole denoc
raey in support ticket and to participation in
a common victory.
AS matters stand looking only to the action OF the
conventions which called by the State commit
tees the responsibility will rest to great extent the
yenton which first assemble aud which must necessarily
take the initiative If that body bring itself 20 act with
the which public sentiment demands and for
getting sectional and family strife, place in nomination
ticket formed without regard to past divisions and of cand
dates who rise above past aninosues, it will give an
earnest peace and goodwill to which the second
ton could hardly fail respond and may thus in very
quiet vet efficient way have practical union, which, With
out Notifying the pride of either section mourning
suspicion of corrupt bargaining, will result in placing
beloved misgoverned State under the guardianship Of
honest men and sound principles"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-15
HON. Il s. RENNETT.

The Missssippian thus announces the nomination Of
Hon. FL S Bennet, Congress by the democracy Of the
second district of Mississippi:
ssWe place the Of this distinguished gentleman
our the democratic candidate for Congress in
the second district He nominated by convention Of
his party Pitsboro the 23d OF June without soicita
ton his part Il voluntary tribute o. patriotic
party who is enineny worthy to be its standard
bearer Judge Bennett, always democrat after the strict
est sect political station, but for years he
has served the people the bench and OF
ioer integrity clothed with the judicial ermine."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-15
Observation-Disclosures IN KENTUCKY.

The Kentucky Statesman published at Lexington, once
the honored home Of Clay, says;
The order here reeng and lettering, and dsmay i in
the hearts Of its selfish AID unprncpled leaders who
prodgiously alarmed The deluon which they bad so in
genousy conured up is passing away and the clear and
vvfyng rays of truth and justice penetrating the dark
recesses Of the nothing lodges The reaction, just
commenced will be terrible. Ii will sweep the willy and
prncpled denagogues with the besom of destruction
The wrath Of people lately abused, awakened TO an
appreciation Of the mposture viii leave behind il many
scathed monument Of its indignation"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-15
AMERICAN oFFrcERs IN THE oRIMEA.

The statement going the rounds OF the newspapers that
the three officers of the American army despatched to the
Crmea by the President for the purpose Of observing the
Improvements in the military sciences have been refused
the necessary sanction of the Russian government is
malicious fabrication private letter from friend by
the last steamer assures that the three officers alluded TO
Major Delaed Captain Mordeca and Captain McClelan)
had been received with distinguished honor by the
sentatves Of the Car Alexander far they had ad
vanced at last accounts On their arrival at Berlin they
we're welcomed and entertained by Russian minister in
the cordial Manner and when they reached Warsaw
Prince Paskew.tch greeted them with splendid hospitality
He gave them grand review Of the troops and ordered
an engineer officer to show them the Notifications &c
the Emperor first visit the Russian capital ST. Peters
burgh or 10 be expressed the Crimea They accepted
the first and have arrived at ST. Peefsburgh, and doubt
less have received before this time such facilities for the
prosecution OF their object the Emperor only can give
This country great obligations to the Russian gov
ernmen and its officers for their great kindness and consd
Grafton to our which stands in such bold
relief when conrased with the cold cautious and susp
cious conduct of the allies deem il worthy Of spe
cial notice The whole story implying different policy
towards the American officers the part of Russia is the
fabrication either OF European pennyaner or OF
the New York Herald and we only wonder that MAJ
lightly should mislead men invent fsehoods that can
be so easily and triuniphantly contradicted.,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-15
w WASHINGTON CITY.
SUNDAY MORNING, JULY is, 1866.

IsRAKL r. JAsEs, No u2 South Tenth street. Pmisde
pha, travelling AGENT saassed BY W. H. WELD
JoHs coLLIss Jsxs DEEsHs HAAAIrT, H. H. JAMES, THos
ID. MGR, X. W. MORRISON, f. w. Willy, VIZ. L. WArEHsAs
ALEX H. CARSON ID. X. MusrH, BEx. r. swAis T. AsaAAs
and r. DAVIS.
90 Mr HsxRr Lewis, of Montgomery, Asbams, is
era travelling Of Alabama and Tennessee
visited BY r. and d. Lewis
Co nr. q. W JAnEs street, Ctncnassi Ohio .
collecting asent Western States and Texas
assisted by H. TnoxAs, g. w RAMSAY, WrLnAn H. TnonAs,
THos Nj JAMES, q. NJ. L. WIsxAAE L. CHLps and Dr. VIII
IRWIN. Receipts Of either will be good
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-15

THIS BosTos pEFALoArioN-Tuckerman, whose defalca-
ton In Boston as Of the Eastern Railroad Com
pany has involved Il in much loss Is not amenable TO
the criminal laws Of that State His knavery which UNI
der other circumstances would be robbery Of the highest
degree is the position he held simple breach Of trust
an act OF unahuness which he Is responsible only to
s immediate employers This Is the Interpretation given
10 the law by the Boston journals.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-15
mn nFNoCNATs ARE MOVING

The Barnsable Mass Patriot has the following season.
able words;
The democratic press throughout the nation
in better spirits with respect to the prospects Of the party
than they this moment Everywhere the utmost sats
faction harmony and confidence OF success exist enter
tain not OF the triumphant of the party the
next presidential election Gen. Pierces administration IL
entirely satisfactory bis friends and to the whole party,
and bis has already been suggested Tor renomnaon"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-15
THE NATIONALITY OF KNOW NoTHINGIsM

In State after State know-nothingsm repudiates some
one Of the planks of the Philadelphia platform with
and contempt In the know-nothng platform just turned
out by the know-nothing State convention Of Illinois
anti-savery plank has been carefully nailed down in the
most conspicuous part of the fabric.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-15
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONS.

The democratic convention of Wisconsin for the nomiua
ton of State officers is Madison the 10th of
August
The democratic State convention of Maryland will meet
in Baltimore on the 10th of August
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-15
KNOW-NOTHING DEFEATS.

AS has been previously stated in Oregon General Lane
has been elected Congress his know-nohing
pettor by 1000 majority The knownohings have been
drummed ont OF New Orleans The New Orleans Bee has
cut the party and will have nothing to do with it.
The New Orleans Exponent, heretofore know-nothng
organ takes its leave of SAN in the following
9TH. misnamed body has closed its labors. The plat
form does not views wishes We cannot
stand upon 1t.
$50 far the religious portion is concerned ace utterly re-
pmdossu
mo enlightened no southern State accept the anti
constitutional doctrine therein contained win under
any circumstances, fight under its banner"
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ENGLISH AsBRioA.0ne Of the most recsn,
Of this ignorance of the state OF affairs in TN
United States is letter from IAN officer serving in Cam
ada published in the London Times, who proposes TO
raise body Of soldiers in Canada for the Crmea by the
Queens offering pardon to all the deserters from her
Maesys service the United States This officer thinks
that at least two thousand be obtained by such
means and recommends that officers should be appointed
all along the frontier receive back her Macstys run
away subjects The officer states that The condition OF
British deserera in the United States s than that OF
slaves and that in consequence of having broken their
oath Of fidelity the Queen Their mord is not recoued v
our cour so that they unable for their wages
and are compelled TO work for nothing.
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Hon Neal Dow has recently been made life member of
the 1Seamen's Friend Society," oston Telegraph.
He ought to be called death member, since he lately
caused the death Of sailor.--N n Patriot