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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03


TURKISH FLINT WHEAr-PgososgD
Plan OF iaF RING SEED WHs4T.- There
have been received al the Patent Office
one huadfed bushels ef Turk h Flint
Wheat, procured bg The Uait, . States dra-
CONAN at CJrstlntinop!e from the to-. OF
Mount olympus. This wheat has already
bee tested 10 Virginia and Maryland, aas
has proved bnti hardy aud productive. 1t
possesses in u remark Bile dTgree he qnlt-
ity Of bong keeping, as was indicated b. a
sample shown Us, which was brou hit to this
country by Captain Porter, OF the navy
four years ago We learn thlt The sultan
takes & lively interest 10 the affairs Of this
country. aud has intinatei that taere are
Other whea.s in bis dom Nous which would
be h;ghly desirl5i3 for cur government 10
obtain.
A plan has been suggeste which
would ugd Jubtediy prove highly adranta-
geuu5 to The agricultural intercsts Of this
cauntry--oi importing urge Quantities O!
wheat from the shores Of the Mediterranean
and Black Seas iaF the purp lse Of supplying
our farmers with sci At about tae s,-t OF
the original pa -ctlse. fre gh, &c. Il has
been propos d that the st1reships Of the ma
w, which usu7ily rctara from th5 Ieli;e7-
mean in bllasf, b. ireigi.ed with sssd
wheat, purchased by government, and 50 ID
T. agrjcuitufalists u nominal rate, o. n
q sion that they shalt cultivate The sam !,
and report the result TO some proper al
thority, By whom the excess OF cist may
b. -efunded 10 them. W. understand that
W eft of an excellent quality can D puF-
chased a Constan,inOpie, ulder ordinary
c rcau=tlnces, F5r less than half the usaa.
pri c in the Atlantic markets and the Uai-
T. statgs. II this be True, It would be
cheaper and more pruii.a5ie 10 tha t4rner
10 the end, - II his own aud purchase his
seed wheat from abroad, as the change Of
sj;i and climate would often cause his crop
u mature earlier. and give an increased
yield. -Phiir. ". American
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

TIL. New Hampshire House OF Repre-
sents,ires has Instructed th, Senator'S and
Representatives Of tia; Safe IN Congress,
To use all Constitn ianli means to procIrs
The passage Of tue Indigent Insane Bill, We
tael bv tie preEilent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

At the lest accounts Mr. Soalc was IN
Washington City, and said to be on the
most friendly terms with The President
His "boos"is to he published in December,
and the Boston A.tas thinks il icr unaie
thing that is to come out 10 50 cool month
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

Lsaa and Engineering surveys, Maps. Plrps and
Spacacatcas made 10 order aud aii busncss Ia the
Hoe of ms profession promptly Intended TO.
Having lad an ca perGHSa Ot over light wears on TIM
PuDliG works ia the stats Of New YORK, the under
sirnnd feels confident q g.ytHg eutrs Satisfaction 10
81. cas loyers ard w0nld -ul,e share OF public pa-
rsnngr. Oace with E4ds u Sts~ari Le Claire Bllgl
Davenport. Iowa. H&gEHEHE:
D. b. sYrny. G. H. davenport.
octave bLANe, &. t.. WatertDwH, NY. 10 -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

The Montreal Herald hints that Hon.
Mr.. Hincks is TO be knjghted. Sir A. Me-
NAB to be created Baronct The Cana
dian Regiments to BE- raised Immediately
one Oft en- to be summbnded by Mr.. Ran
kin, u. p. A convention TO be held at
Quebec from all the Provinces to consider
ieet for federal union.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
TIE HIT mo CAP TRIBE.

VIZ ~ r. HaYiag purchased tie entire stock
IA. ofGrcea 4 LeageitNnrln viii eon,in,,s 10 o.',
70 ls people % ateAp9G aui vicinity, ever, qua.
ny ara OF ~ and Caqs az the lowest ricet
ih@sh M Tor tte lbefat patronage bestowed pon
mem du[iag the past, ie hopes 10y Keeping Il good
stock, 81 ioR priees, % merit continued fayors All
cialtns tor OF aZainst Green 4 JssyeBWnrtb vii, t
'#hf"f fH y ildT igFSa. A CrFbN4
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
Pes. emss foSse,y.

On last Saturday, Theodore F. Dennis
ton. one Of The clerks in the Chicago Post
Office, was arrested for dePredatioHs OH The
O.hce, aud nearly four thousand dollars o.
the stolen money recovered. The mo ey
was found a. his room seere,ed in picture
fFelses.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

During The term OF the Supreme Court
Of Rhode Island. just closed at Provilen e,
80 divorces were desided In % out OF the
80 cases, the divorces were granted at the
instance of,h4 sives. Two petitions only
we're denied
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

iHz CHICAGO RIoTIKs We learn from
yesterdays Press that ell the Chicago
rioters except tso have been acquitted.
Farrell ard HslleIasn we're sentenced TO
tie renitenliary. enc yer esch.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

Tbs bra.s sfx-pounder for the use
Of the Artillery Company arrived in the
city, Yesterday afternoon. 1t came too
late Ior Us 70 mure than notice il arrival, bu.
We presume il viii speak for itself On the
Fourth.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

The Virginia Sentinel objects TO a re-
christening Of the ID .mocratc p1rty. IL
Fays:-- II We part with our name we will
lose our principles" Part with your name
then; instantly! Don't lei a trife like that
be Ia the way ofyour regeneration Boston
Atlas
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

Levis :. Levin, az Philadelphia, lately
announced alta meeting ia New York y,
hit he would ~, uaier any Circumstances
coasen;,s D. clalillte fof The p5asideu-
cy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

About foul. hundred dogs per day have
been received at the pound i'm New York
since the ordnance against them came ia
lorce. Those which are not taken away
h@toye s1ndo~n are remorseiessly drowned.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
Scott cnrntr I'm.

tafpa'o. ~ iB ltcped Fans ar, 49,.
- attSs taeA, Hte IL lFittstttplt.t,5f !.
heF aare. We eau stuGll rfr!tf. u ij.- NJ
.sks ttir to lct fer lheusUiJt, Az, -
tHtits, neil Improved Ia Aoscalle,g,f,...,
are uae Coat NJ "a. Wv u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
MeIa:esh .6ci,i.r.

80 lois on The Ola { Ia ai,lt.la.lt',i.T...4.,
grlees snr ltg non. s:tt d sstt,,y,9 'al'
Lease lets.
90 lots, aHtilglls ,ltu. u,t.t ne ma.
sionf Ter ltase "A i3tCats Yte.rl.5,s,
Ma Eii HsfrtseH sstecisnforI- la., ,ist
shtIr s'l! tOfl ufatton. g barge LLntt.a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
LnTa TO LEASE

il GIrlsy's S1bdtvi3ion Of Russslls Land
WILL lease for 70 Years. iois .rldy, Main aud
I Harrison Streets, ranniDg through the who Ieru:
tssa ITS are behgidafly st1atsd ard NE 70 rate a.
which th3s now oasrci. VII eHsblr any ore to
get cheap hGac, convenient thr business part of
The city. app : 10 GEORGE l. NICHOLS,
Corner Of Main aud secoLd Streets.
Juge 90 SIS dIf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

Ia Rhode Island the State caUncii ofthe
American party approves tho ae.ion Of the
Rhode Island delegates in pi.t RI ai1 I from
the Nstieasl CopRei.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

Nineteen Of the riagieaders engaged in
the outrages upon State property in Clay
Co, lad. have been arrested and held to
bail in So 00a each. The troops ordered
on; 10 q1e!i The Disturbances have been
Dismissed. The cause Of tie difficulty was
The overflow OF the lands Of the farmers by
the raising OF da,ns to supply the canal
feeders.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

."l"ts % 81 e'u itb s:iees-.s
prtte at6 lUus t4u,- f''~hs,
- lots "a MeiSea4jr.s zuLd!,isrf
sfcets-cII! saot,..5L. W :
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
ARRIVALS AT tE CLAIRE HoUsE.

ARRIVALS AT LE CLARE HOUSE.
J. CURTIS, Proprietor.
Monday, Iuiy >, 1865.
q 20 peut. HenuepH, lille T Fax, NJ 4scattnc
I'-os D.nt, 4 b cE, Licarnl
J y Pc 2, Wooster, o ~ CapStey, Peoria
RI . " tcrnsn, ChlySgg HIa ReyuS ii = lads q -is'.
Peter Marry Sprfelglt john Q les s lsay ,Stiluis
Dr 4 II rpef.tnr. n eDkuk Mrs Tay'o-. 90
! reaiish kaHs Aired Kayne. n Y
& Pratt, AarshaiL Mich J Wagner, LGGbcii Blufs
x II fEg =. Lc Csiye z CraIghar, - louis
sFp, Loekpoft. u D Edssn. New Hlveu,It
~ k'ts, 81 LoH{-, No Rpht Ts5ner. Chicago
sam W,sar. Pal-bg, Pa Jans lspp.
\ ) nson, i,e Eiairs John peBnison- -
g % LWIyhsl s,DaveHpeftD Crane. ola
Mrs albert. Huaido Atax fiaIi, Now York
I. DAB j. ;sach ss.sr, Hon. On Sumter, Boston
T. Is ,..as. ONO VIM & Ih1npsnn, Marion
! vs. lee Boston Mass VI Waikley. Nss YORK
Z G.ara.r.rs wordrn. Iowa Cay
! culhs-tsap T.ptrn II : IF Webster. y Y
J b silinfnt 81 bretster, G u WbudalA. Agrosa
NHiaut grove Lewis JiIne, i Y
.RrTrlqu II 4 tSuggies, i'hillao'he
y Fimmer, Ill, SkS hnloks, Tiftun
4 D sltier, Aa9noketa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

ih3 y e DfIMl So EaiB u8r.s an Fat@
teaf thc "a trIvv ri A h. e;airt. l,s. al
i,sauRu 81 - HaErrra Nhtea t4.e5t =. s..g,,s,
NlHs. Atsa.
o. eW tcitsEs iusi rHtsfta vig goea.,
g hH'h1i 'nS"'enth "a rect AZ team Cite .,4.t 3
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
Gree, Is edtaai...

'1iAts ~ lAi!. trw a the rINCrEl o.
ff'tss gahSitet ca SIT, IL S:jt.,,+, oill
faftte aii.ts eiHhiIe bUtrfat,. a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

80 Fo-A Beautiful CEmI tpEed H., ls G.i
> 'ehd A,diitou. Ne. H. b. Block ,lc; ri. l. !
los itappiteh fOf sosit.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
II Davenport nGarIxot.
Corrected Dgiiy BIT Burr6rs & Prcttgrar.
CONAlssink MkRcnANrs. RRnhI S1rrrr
DIgsoLUTrog OF paRTNFDsurp

'I'HE partnership heretofore existing between the
l. undersigned under the g. lie Of Green Il heaven.
~onii, = thus Gay Dissolved Is mul,ii Consent
June 23'55 GREEN n IEAgESMOEIIT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
ifrom the Springfield (Mass Rcpusl iesn'l
The Betrayer at Home

Itmas Captain Goodrich OF the Schooner
Grace Darling who took one hundred ana
twenty five dollars from five slaves at Nor
5ls, Va as the price for bringing them away
and then, after having got them aboard MS
vessel, BETRAYED them to the Authorities
The Grace Darling arrived al Boston one
day /, II week, and 90 Saturday the captain
was waited upon by committee OF Boston
reutlemen who desired some explanation
eftbe affair. He vouchsafed them none,
howeyer, bu, minated that if they were
no, nleased with his conduct they were At
liberty TO cui ivate their displcasure TO their
hearts content. On Saturday evening he
went cutta Manchester, where heresdes,
aud as soon as his arrival became known
there, his nsighhoss aud friends called upon
him for explanations. He give them as
little satisfaction as he had gwen the Bos-
ton committee, whereupon they manifested
their adherence OF his conduct by hanging
hin, in eiiigy on the public square, in front
OF the Orthodox church in Manchester
The eifiyy was labelled, "Judas sold the tp'
pressed Tor thirty pieces q silver" aa' was
suffered 10 remain suspended al through
the sabbath. The captain was called TO
Boston by his engagements on MONDAY
morning, and there the following pldcard
greeted his sight Ut all the princirdi cor.
Uers.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
\. D. JEWELL.
PARTING.

(sffHE & JEWELL will continue the above b
Tae.si Ia AL its different braurhcs su as Hosse
>lRn and Oman .Rtai Painting, Guiidipg, GfaihiiE
Glazing, Roofing. Paper Hanging. &.
THny Arc ready ait.uA b. on orders IN ,heir
line premptly. The matrrtis used ID q c.f hasiuess
shati be u she best qualify, ARD tbest wors compare
favarab with TIE best. Window sash read, eiaz ID
kclt for sis shop % 3rd Brady strsst, side
JlAe 3Jtig, i,S5 d-aIn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
U .inproYed LAM.

f1Nuo stfcs ~ NtpN u ulty,
3,uC1 =. te64f
atUD f" " Auststiue..
Together y al' afse siuauItoliafL{t f,G,.,
'"F ts!isik, t!tEieh. aarbaHl, J.g,f
relFtteE - sc
Afl artiiot lhe sove lleJs, cily ia.,f, u.
are eECtcatbt sale ~ II
GEORGE J.. Ma ROLE
SaHeY sand Subdivisions at Isrc r. s.,.5,lt,
c>i tsii'es BY an rtfeficI,cd eIgitst.-sff-.'
Ui,ISr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
North payerrs,,


IL handsoese hli Uife ot,.tIts'
de'ieSs. hehi flashed, Tor i taA
sdbGtNA aeiss! ialal r.te, ltiv,..',,,i, ,ag
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

n.venfar. Ju, "a. 1855.
Ye Ire 1n 'ersrr,ed & re,auiS ia this city have
yrss To 4 arr places or au ncss on fh Inst, tor
The gurrosa ofee cbfaiirs cur Aat,oi n HOliesy,
Sigrsd,
T. ward Alden, me, u Bowling,
~ Willy, john Jardnh.
Z : Web 4 Co.. Patton 4 Phiifr~.
NJ Man & Shel heyd, F& BH Mitchell.
= n h5usel. Wa Van rpyl.
rasharFer & Ioasfefn, Wiliiam GlassmauB,
ha ~, & R1dnfvH, iHs Jor5ga.
Win 1nslsc, Bar lty. Thompson &. Co.
Samuel PrFsy, SAfBusl II Ward,
GA rms < co, Hassesd Dew.
ia yeuTlos o. LIE Claire, w ~ Holmes q 0o.,'
Has&!ns, ) " shaNe.
+ Stein. Henry II smIth.
wilson & Haley, Sc Dawson q Co,
ngn!el shasd. 4 Green,
Alssru s. sap Pstten, Woodward & Harris
il n Dalz-tl & Fro,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
IL al Eeiate aDIr,


VI TEUFIIlI
large uumbcr OF On, Ie,. -
rgsidehtvt, siores, shots, - Ter MI, '''s p
Iiie description oi which v , az, Nh, 'de %,
cah t'e scen at our Give. '0to!te
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

Ran away from Norfolk Va, with One Hundred
sud Twenty Ave uuilaFs, CAPT, GoopRcn, OF Man,
nnw iNirc III tie h rbor Of Boston. Judas took tue
tlt, pies ee but no performed the service ~ those
wtss 10 I'd hita. Mark thus rteh. heieep!sd aso
roioff.i PERSONS on board his vessei, PROMISING Ia
bring them for price, Ia lleir money and then
sn tRAyrp raEa, Let hin have such receltian rs
h. deserves, wherever he appears 81 the North--
pgs glrrtaS large - 6oiy, no soul; tboei 10
years o. are. hir tciled 10 grey; whiskeri coh-
pick Oh hrnwned; teeth diseoored by tobacco
l'ae captain begins to see the necessary
of some explanation, aud i IS now said that
he viii favor the pubic with Published
statement in few days.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

For Sale.

'EEo frame ii-uscs--il,,l i.Hts Of e. rl'orafh.'i
AuFln uAecgF3rt, jpst Euished and sitt ttsGa w
5 r' each, apply 70 GEO l.. NJ hVLis
Jugsf1 Cotaer o. Main ara secDu4 ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

No police was seen or heard If in either
Of the neighborhoods at these respective sep
araie hours, as we we're informed by those
who gave III the defamation. - Daily
Hsrs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
sTEAMBoAT REGISTER.

sAGAlLShA 1AA-NiRA4SEsF
Kept ty Jas. Mullin, Front Street
ARRIVED.
Ja,y YORK STAT. Grhiih, Igntrnsc.
f my Harris Abrams, do.
} Mckee. Bad.r. do.
Ls.usFtiHt, j aa-r. Nusca.3ue.
Col. Morgan. McCrne, bubHGHe.
MOntaEk, L sTkcr, do
MoHoHgahels -e!l. james, 81 Paat-
CnH-aAe go, 5;ars'ig'i,
F9gest Ens#. nimus. do
DEpAR1ED.
York state, c. nth. 81 s4ui.
FBuuy Hart, 3hratp,. %
= Mckee, d dgr. Npntrbs1.
HamGrtue, Asair. Iisc,ii,c.
C i. Morgan. ~, GUue, DnbuqIe.
Montauk, P1r or. 81 Papt.
Nj ong@tcIl Belle. Jones, Alorttses
ConsHdaeo. Marshal. do
fnrss. kDs,, snfHs, do
RlvrN treys.-~s have noticed savcral times Inc
impropcfmaunerip aai pa sseagcrs and decF hands
arc trcatsd th- lrae&rt- this rivr sath rufs-
ing md offensive largraEc does not soaad very veil
10 Tie rrtrGrelsrs do d-ea haHd. feel very
vel to 10 Eaaten and knock cd into tic river they
often are by several m,ies. II We hear Of auy nors
surh cofduet shall give the names tfthe parties.
Iho tyor has ris.H At tails point ab 5u twelve inch.
rs and is aill rising slowly. We msy expect .oms
Lumbar down IN SHIRT time. The Wisconsin and
sevstl Dnais same over the rapids This mprninz.-
There we're Dne haudred ard eighteen arrivals and
dsp1'tarss - oar landing s3r the moi e. Of Jnne
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
'sEfiD go Un1m,
r. fS.urit,us bYSt,E

Git aeout:'' y2u Burglar 10 the editorial
pFofeession. Where's BoviEl-R. j. I'D.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
a House and Let;

Noits- Al atpfP4 feet On s. eDrd ssf-,l q, "A
leap = iha N'st. PA E,Frr. trav tss,.t q
HEHu +" I'll her isa Eood ii0u,e. st.tie. ~, a
'aftttA OF tft'd tFrfN atG srfr vines 10 Is.
t5a , Ne vars tataaIfe Us totseGr1ltyH+ H \
gE@Etiiy "a HE atct bart ln,Hi WIZ b
propulsion = sulIii.iEe mEtA ui3lttaHaaa \
rItS. Alsa:
fC1 FIVE = !aablr lots s}dltlEf Bead. {,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
Hydraulic Cement,
5000 REWARD!

ar Water Lime, kept constantly ou haad and for
~ sale by
Jane 20 II BURROWS & PRETTfMAN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
4 Good Stand for q s,crn


No. tHi--A LSrke fsan,r Iset - lihs Rtp
1nr deer aesi vi i.IiIe, sueet cn az sSus IS
S-t,,ld.
H'a-e 90 Zee font by f,cl dceI--Tyo III
3 git; uakiHs = bssuri'al store FoSH-e I'd
rJtia Iyr dwriiitr; bpieasr on tie Ifug, ,tu
austaIs wtti BE soia om
itis-s Farm OF itUHcrySil. Hickory Ne s I
trEuti!ithtsos Slsa II tcres ~ Pa, tef stosi,
s lie Efvat IAfl cts rsra y 40 Dsis tuatgs
,t0sa tatiastC ictstsgNa 4i4 iGJ SYST =,
A Eslm on 1uinqre Roi
10 ~ = ioHri.fLi Tar o. tbe ! ltFus ~
"a rtl,ts NeTt Ui iAreIi ot NJ VI . lbs sillstt
a Fuhii i!"ut4, - srFts--lsi under ItIts "a
t.HRhti,h Pam Hausc and tsu--frt' 81 |
"a IT, Nh'ci Sc vasfii .iaHuHtn tln reItI! Ia
hoaf AdFeftiser a,.d II porter ioi MY.
Also
y Is5-Tha Hous- AID s acre. : J. sc ofI;f5 4
g'' q ~ iuusc at entertain eht. ItUf It.gs Ia 1
t,pfcg lnrt on The gJ4i IL t.r Gabrielle Bstg I
d6 40 '1e ard u hE,f stories bigi-telisT igfFe|
~ hen, @oad we. and static ailst be-, sryd q 4
isoa To- The i't-ise., or an excellent FLtrttftl
arIa' T. tIsId u. y a 10 sold for sI5tl-i ~
4ppisrs fuis. o. as
GKp. !. NicECHs,
u=y; Corner OF Muni q : gs one siyf.s
NEw BgiCk HDU,E an tie Birt ob Ffa
sIrret ncar the frs3drtose i aL.cttv - 1y.
IA H. ta--
Cot r 4si3Hj.t.r3 never YET otrll'g 81
- sefalatslS ortp sitter re si3l ttttL w -
l.'s b t,iEsvd ~. Tie bg tdu ertitN utn4
lhls ffot cay ~ b. u.rr,a fer ~ df1s coy
A.gil 70 GAurGEL y. KOHL
hnAd asft,
Maya9 coraar af9 In and sysore sue,'''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03

TIE partnership heretofore exlsliry between
Cline & pavies, Is III Gs3 dssol' SO y! mutual
consent.
Juae 24th, lt55. d-ew,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-03
JUST Tk' kitED
nirect from / ew York City
LIN SEED OIL.

4 Nd Paints. Brushes. tSe.. Of evpFs description.
~ Wls Ia, &C tanI FULL assortment OF Grocer
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ALVuRD q N PATfhN
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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-02-25
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From New Mexloo-lndi.a Host,litiss.

Sr. LouIs, Feb. 23.--The Santa Fe mail arrived
al independence yesterday, bringing three passen-
gers. On the 18th of December party Of Apaches
and the Utah Indians iHDssacred al Pueblo four
ieen men and two women, all whom were left tor
de td. Three women and two children were taken
prisoners The Indians numbered about 500.
Great excitement prevailed at Santa Fe on account
of the hostilies committed by the Indians in the
territories, who were swearing vengeance against
all Americans and Mexcans.
On the Goth of January Captain Narell. OF the
first Dragons, had a fight with the Apaches al
Sacramento Mountains, In which twelve Indians
were killed, with loss on the American side OF
Captain Henry W. Stanton and three privales.
Governor Garland had called into service five
companies of volunteers for six months, and re-
commends Congress 10 appropriate money to pay
their expenses. Colonel Jones had arrived at
Santa Fe and entered upon his duties.
The mail was not troubled by the Indians, but
an express arrived the day before the mail left
Santa Fe station, stating rhundred Apaches
and Utahs were coming TO take the town by force
of arms. ift
Lieut.. Sturges also had fight with the Apaches
sixty miles from Santa Fe, routing and whipping
them and recapturing stolen stock.
The Governor was very much censured at Santa
Fe and throughout the Territory on account OF his
disapproval OF the active course taken by the peo-
pie 10 suppress Indian hostilities
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-02-25

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