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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06

great he cht diStance; designed Tor Railroad Sta
tons Furnaces, Mines, Rolling Mills, Paper Mills.
Factories Stationary Fire Engines. Garden Engines.
can be used. h
These Pumps are now in uss on all tho principal,
Rail roads s.. nth and West, H4E
VI PSILVER MEDAL awar,edtO these Pumps at
he late Fai- ofthe Ohio Mechanics Institute
IT Full and perfect satisfaction guaranteed In all
cases where proper ly pat mp to reactions
T7orders than y received aud promptly filed
byMOSES & LIrTLER, Office Il. burrows & Pretty
mans. Front Street, Davenport, Iowa. ata' ast8 X
Au. 18Th, Is55-w-d lm
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL /

IMPORTANT ARRIVAL
MOT al the lie Claire House, but right oppositeto
IN atthe Store OF the wcll known Mer, haul Tailor,
l.. NJ. STElNBERG, cp STREET.
ola weiassorted stock OF IL en- y Lad = Clo .
ing, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Carpet BaEs, shirts Cra-
watts, &c, &c. t-5s s. stfi .f
The undersigned Is a beginner and promises those
who will favorhim with their calls hone stand
right dealing. 88 saA
1npriccs and quait, ofgoodsI I'm able 10 compete
with any ssts bllshmentln this City.
Please call and examine my goods bHfors You so
81 "a where 4 5T93F 81 A. MiEDkE, Agent.
p tDlvenport.NGy .ss -rHw-h5 ~ atfss& s41
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
HIGHLY IAPoRTA1T 70 o1TT1. an
80REHa - -

UHN MCDONNELL. yetsrir,y, s.,..
- m,oehester, n ,bcgs respectfully, 10 isSorr ~
puelc that ne has located N Davenport vhers - W
horsels nsleet TO- Afer going tsrosrh a ~
s''nsse o study fog the profession and wi " rss.
Years good Practice on III lin ds dirtr.e ~. 10y
prdnee as good Testimonial. 40 any ether ~ " ~.
Q, New YORK .esls barr. 10 that he will =, 1ss
him. '-"snss-ehpioy
un.il infsses notice he can be found al parke,
n. r. Guaranteed Recipes sold Ia 80, -
tas distance on, afarrer. ~"s Pefsoniisih4
ayenport Sept Sth 1858 dw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT John J0RDAN's


IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
LARGi u and varied assortment ofMen'x aMG
tABOyss Rcady made Clos hi ing, e,nbrae
ing all the differentiated approve and made b.
good workmen out ofthe best material.
Fine, nsdium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangnps, Sack san'
paletot Oyercoats, Cloth, Dress and Frock Coats
various colors and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Sati
net, Velve, and Tweed Pantaloons. Silk, Satin, Va
enta - wansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cassimere
Satinet Uou BILE and Single breasted Vests. Monke.
Jackets Drawers. Undershirts, Hosiery, Snspenders
Gloves -Shirt-C stocks
ries, Scarfs Winchester and Scott approved PAten
seam Shirts Umbrellas article uaI
ly kept in yentleman's furnishing Gofes. includn,
aobes de Chanbre and Revere Vestsand Overcoats
Also, splendid assortment Of uncut Cloth Cassi
and Vsstiags all of which will be made up
orde rinths 5estnauner, with prom pness, ut accom-
modatng prices, and BY competent Workman, Thi
establishment is in the monthly receipt ofthe lates
Fasaions so thatordersinIrasted to then may be re
lied upon being in the by those who de
sire ii. All manner plain work and work OF gen
teel m dium, pro npty attended to AS heretofore.
HATS ola new style together with all ofthe com
mon kinds constantly OR hand. = Il &EAF,aR q
Grateful fcr patronage ubscfib fdent
~ hopes TO merit aso ntinuahcs sot tie same.
JoHS JORDAN.
MerchantTailor and Ciothier, on Frontstreet, epro
site the Steam Mills. g5s,t 8eN sci
Davenport, July cd. le55-w&d-r.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
! 2 ..naar AVN nwELL1NG FOR BALE

STORE AOBsE AND DWELLING FOR SALE
~ IA C1.XlAR, ErOaats On two SITS.
r,rn,S a me best BUSINESS stands In the Gil
Of L. Claire. store uonse ~ feet long, Nv
.ories high asd anisbed OF above ior iamily, goo
seiy and viii DO sold ntn great bars AIN Tor cash
ruaaire o Dcnn,s Bsrnssin he Claire, or apply
oetee hAp'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06

JULIUS LYTANCE, WIN. HANSEN,
LAND AGENTS,
Rny and scli Real Estate, Rent HOUSES and Farms,
Collect Rents. and attend promptly TO sii business
ent rus ed tn their care. t.r Id t.z
Ofice I'd street, between Harrison and Ripley.
z English, German, ia nish, Norwegian and swedish
Language. spoken 1-s Oct ~ dly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
DIR w. n. LINE.

rnADUATE Of the Jefferson Medical College
4 Z Philadelphia. and OF four years extensive prae
tica ramm rity with the diseases otc western coun
nv resperfuliy ote his services 10 ht
ci,jz.uso of Davenport aud vicinity. Attendance al
hnHr ofthe night. Once on 4h street near the nev
Poem sylvan la House. Davenport Maa 80 DIT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
Moline.

SEARS, WOOD / Co.,
Bedstead Manufacturers, Lumber Merchants
and Dealers in Planned Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only esta blishmentn the Wesiwhere
l. SHERWOOD'S CELEBRATED TURNIN {,
LATHE is used for turning PRIsNATIc Forms; such
Nepels, Balssters, Bed Posts, TabieLs and,t
work too various to enumcrate, with the e.a
Moaldings Of all iato squares eff aay aumber or
taste may suggest. Making the most perfect A nd
beautiful work thatfanry can desire, and lay the
appearance Of costly cared nOrk.
June IL, lS5f-trw-lf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap! |!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.

TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.
kTthe New FORK Harness Store TO be foun alarge
"A assortment of Horse Blankets ready made and
strapped, from sI,.5 to 5000 per Blanket Also Il
arge LOT 0f Sirsingies from Soc To 81 so.
A most excellent assortment of Saddlesfrom IS ,0l
to S25 90
Bridlc. of all prices: In short full and complete ioi
ofcvery thing III the line.
Whips Whips!
The largest and cheapest lot Of Buggy and Team
Whips ever before offered here.
Inc subscriber designs as heretofore to furnish the
his trade be found in this part the
country.
Give him CALI Second ST, doorsfrom Brady.
&. W. BARNES.
Dlysuport. Oct 81, 1854 diff FL le#fl. 55-t.4
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
III dRER Is CASH

LJdBER Is CASH. Ha5
OUR books must Do s,ttied All unsettled
~ commits ON thcm on the arst day OF May 1t will
be lefllur cole elton. ...-.., sss....z
BuRNELL, GILLET & co.
April D. iS56-dlf. $s r. tf.44 44Q f#@
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06

i.flEfrES new Rice for sale by
u Octe4d JACOB WEAVER, JR. & co,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
garbwars.
CHILD e. BAKER

CHILD e. BAKER
A RE new opening the largest and best selocsse
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
At Hildreths old stand, Second ST.. third door cas-
Of Brady, ever offered in ayeport, which the are dc
tefinincd 70 sell cheaperfor prompt aymeh thas an
other house castor west. E5F4E SO
Constant will BIO made Of all the latest and
most useful Improvements in agricultural machhes
Tools, &c. We will also keep in connection faii as
sorted stock ofron, Steel, Glass, OIL Paints. Bagg!
aud Seat Springs, Wagon Boxes, Axies, Blacksmith
CIRCULAR AND OTHER MILL SAWS.
Davenport, Api 18th, la5i-wnw
I RON Of I'll description for safe low by
DAVENPORT& LIE CLAIRE.
I)LoW sTEkL from ~ inch 10 IL inches vide Tor
l. sale by DAVENPORT TX CLAIRE.
VAST STEEL for tools from inch to in. square;
~ also Nat bars by DAvENPoRT& LIZ CLAIRE.
floor IRON all sizes; also shse. Iron by -,
IL DAVENPORT b LIE CLAIRE.
JlLOCK TIN, block Znk and Coke, Anthony, Tor
ID sale by DAVENpoRT& LIE CLAIRE.
IlELLoWs and Saitl-tools for sal, low BY
ID DAVENPORT 4 LIE CLAIRE.
NAILS, Spikes and anishing Nails, all sizes for sale
IN by DAVENPORT n LIZ CLAIRE.
WINDOW Ola IS Of all sizes. very low by
w DAVENPORT X LIE CLAIRE.
WHITE LEA ID, pure and No. I, in small and large
w kegs. by DAVENPORT & LIE CLAIRE.
ZiNK PAINT, snow white, very ane, for finishing,
Lby DAVENPORT LIE CLAIRE.
TACK SCREWS, Clamp Screws. Drills. Crowbars,
- Picks,very low by DAVENPORT II LECLAIRE.
G PRINGS, Axles, Nuts and Washers Wrought
DAVENPORT & LIZ CLAIRE.
DoRTABLE FORCES, Anvis, Vices, Horse Shoes
! and shoe Nails at DAVENPoRT& LE.CLAtRE
NAILS
lust receiyed large supply Of Fence, Spike Fin
- issing and other Nails, for sale cheap bv
Juysth, 1854 CHILD & BAKER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
Brady between Front and Second.
Ma, cd. I355.dwtf WICKERSHAM X HICKS

} NTcGOWAN'S PATENT
M DOUBLE A CTi0N
5 U CTt on AND FoRCE
PUMPS AND PUMPING
ENGlNES.--1'he undersign-
ed would respectfully invite
the attention of the public
generally 10 these Pumps,
as The best Pump now ia
nse;simpiein their construc'
tion; compact, durable, and
not iiableto getoutoforder;
we'll adapted for forcing a
large body of water to q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
9fpflrp, &c. !
001x INV GOODS !

H01I NEW oooDS! 80
THE undersigned would respsesfulI inform ns r,A
lie that he has just received and nov enenin~ 4.
Al Mol Le Claire Row, . splendid stoek az " : =
NEW GOODS.
81. Committing in psrto Of E
Clocks, Watches, Jevslry, Lamps, Tahls-varo
tbtlver and Britannia Knives ana Yerla.
spoons, Pen-knives and Cutlsry
which added to his usual Stock and varfsts, VII
ote him 70 supply the demands ofhs Puc in hielieS
With the best choice ~ 70 style, Pattern sna UoIitv
and ne viii be pleased to ssTpy them II he very Nv
Davenport, April ~, Issl. - n. -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
ALFRED J. JANsoN.
Proprietor Of the
RAPIDS MYyre -

w assar,n constantly on hand aLd far .,e a..-a,
sies o. ever. variety Of .ise r. hsi'.,;as N0se
Heinz a. nv poa Tor cabinet work and msehnerv
dier ag . ad OF the .apds he can obtain seisct
- The Mills running every week IN ~ e
iinc. Aaorth0tice at any
lasest -. grses " 'et siees and ~ III
Feb. q. lSSJ-dtf 46 8rsa5 sst ytsssE t19.s{sSa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
lIME! LIME,I

NOR Brick and Stone Work at SLAYMAKERS
Il BARNES Kiln, East Davenport, 20 cents psI
oushei. June ID
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-06
Doots anO Sbofs.
STAND FROM UNDER!
ROOTS AND .yHO rs!

06-fIS Wit ~f'DN11s -
BOOTS AND .yUOES!
7 AN am now preparedfor theft Hand wintertrado
with from A, eco TO 81. 900 parsof Boots and Shoes
comprising one OF The most extensive stocks ever
brought 10 ibis mark et, made up solely for this tInde
during the last three months. under the pcrsoi;a su
perv isisn Of an experienced workman. All those
persons 10 want Of good Boots. good Shoes, good
CATERS, slippers andist, though not least, g ~
GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will do well 10 cali on the subscriber.
Fine LADIES slpnar. only twenty-five cents per
pair. Gents fine Boots, $3.50, and all other goeds in
proportion. Don't all rush az once
One door east OF Burrows q Pretty mans store,
Front street. lasenport, Iowa JAS JORDAN.
Sept. 90, 1855 d If
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1855-05-12

ed The equity of this rule is garingly obvious, and
its necessity is not less evident -.
We have endeavored to collect the intentions of the
contracting parties from careful consideration of the
instrument and if either of them understood its terms
while framing it, in different from that which
we have arrived at, they have certainly not used the
language they might and ought to have used in order
TO make plain their real intentions.
We of opinion that the duty of fifteen per cent.
imposed goods imported from China, by the act OF
1858, cannot be levied such goods when imported
under the Danish flag, and that, therefore the plain
t entitled to back the ten per cent
paid by them to the Collector General the goods by
the casa Tho" " 1t thus becomes unnecessary for the
court 10 consider the second point made by the learned
counsel for the plaintiffs
Let judgment be entered in favor of the plaintiffs
for the of S2l4l o. together with interest the
same from the 9th of September 1854 up to this date
The daily union., 1855-09-15

MORE ABOUT THE QUEENS TO FRAYcE--The ball at
the Hotel de Vile realized its promises Much had been
done before in the way of decorations but thing
to compare with this The Queen revovcd about the
with certain degree of freedom and the efforts to
end people Off less marked than is usual for her Maj
esty Of France The Queen danced once having tho En-
peror for partner Prince Albert and The Princess Ma
thdc for risopis the side couples Prince Napo-
leon and Indy Cowley, prince from Bavaria and Nine
Iaussman the hostess of the Hotel de Vile The Amcri-
legation asked for two hundred and fifty tickets and
received sixty The American commissioners the Crys
tai Palace asked for fifteen, TO which re-
turned. There discomfort, and the murmnring still
continues.
On Saturday the grand, and perhaps unequaed ftt. Of
Versailles took place in the park and palace of that city
The park not public that the crowds expected from
Paris reduced to perhaps 10000 The invited guests
did not number 7O0 Ten tickets placed at the dis
posa of the American legation and Mr. Mason was re-
quested specify what ten individuals he desired 10 have
invited. Mr. NJ having placed the OF Mr.. MeRae
United States consul at Paris upon the list it was struck
out inadmssibe probably because ii commercial Of
fee The gentlemen finally invited were Nlr Fillmore and
his travelling companion Mr. Corcoran the three Ameri-
can urymen at the Crystal Palace and number of mem
bers Of Congress Besides these perhaps dozen
Others who had procured tickets from other sources
and gorgeous decoration of the apartments mingled
display of pyrotechny and hydraulics and supper in the
opera house attached to the table of the Court
being served in the box of Marie Aneinete-were the
principal features of the evening singular piece of et
quee the reservation of the marble staircase for the
Queen of England and the Emperor of the French eycl
sivcynot Prince Albert being admitted TO it, Tbs
Empress was, Of course, not present
The daily union., 1855-09-15
From ibe New YorA Journal Of Commerce.
THE NEBRASKA LAW.

The New Orleans Bulletin says III Is ascertained TO q
,ositiye certainty that there is already majority in the
House Of Representatives in favor Of the repeal Of the Ne
b,aska biS Such we believe Il the general impression
North and South But we doubt fit win prove to be cor
rect The members thus far elected in the a4hl Con-
gressare 200 leaving 25 yet 10 be eectedviz in Mary
land in Georgia. ia Mississippi, in louisiana in IL
nois in Massachusetts, the last two to ii yaean'
cies oeeasioned by the resignation of Lyman Trumbn
elected to the United States Senate and by the intended
resignation Of Henry Morris appointed Judge OF the 2os
members elect 40 voted for the Nebraska bill in the last
Congress and 40 Others known well understood to
be opposed to lis repeal Total 80 follows Those with
voted for the Nebraska bill. Those u italics were
elected either as wings or know-notllngs.
The daily union., 1855-09-15

Ex-PREsIDEsT SANTA ANSA--From the Havana Prensa
of the Tih instant translate the following
Last evening, the 9th instant we received letter from
Puerto Principe dated September in which it is stated
that the 10Th of August the Mexican steamer Guerrero
arrived at Nuevita having board Gen D. Antonio io
pez de Santa Anna She put into that port in consequence
of having suffered damage from nortfer On the
LIST instant at halpast O'clock p m, Gen Santa Anna
proceeded to Puerto Principe in the railroad train
and received at the railroad depot in the latter CITY
by Governor -. Ramon Comfy Sr. Posas and numerous
Of people The said general and bis family have
taken lodgings at the Golden Eagle Hotel The steamer
Guerrero is in such bad condition that she will not he
able to proceed TO ST. Thomas General Santa Anna will
therefore, await steamer from Havana convey him TO
st. Thomas Caracas
The daily union., 1855-09-15
Univeraity Of Louisiana.
Hfr3irnf ncouxfSs eUf

University OF Louisiana.
Medical Department.
THE .nnua this department
Monday, November 10, 1855, and will
suing March
* J L. Ridds, M. professor ofchcmistry.
Warren Stone, NJ. D., professor Of surgery.
A. H. Gems, M. d. professor OF obstetrics.
A. j. Weddcrburn, NJ D., professor Of anatomy.
Guptavus A. Mott, NJ. D., professor of nedics.
Thomas Hunt, NJ D. professor Of physiology and pathology.
ssm"., rnnnun ssna a. A. demonstrators Of anatomy
The rooms or dssec,ing open Monday In oc
tober.
The faculty visiting physicians surgeons Charity
md ffom November
The accompany professors in their visits and
expensc enjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
session. about eight hundred persons pre-
.crbed for daily
dsed and ninety-two
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Dem.
The administrators Of Charity Hospital annually IN
April resident Students who maiLanad by the ina
ZION. 6eps 6-lnwtstNov.
The daily union., 1855-09-15

AMERICAN MISSIONS The annual meeting o,
this board commenced at Utica Tuesday last Hon
Theodore Frelinghuysen president in the chair From
abstract Of the annual report which read by the Rev
DIR. Pomeroy, the following statistics are derived:
Nine missionaries, missionary physician one male
and eight female assistant missonaresn all nineteen
have been sent out during the year and there are now
sixteen missionaries missionary physician and twelve
female missionaries aunder np-
poinnent in this country, and the prospect for
quite encouraging.
800 copies Of the Missionary Herald So 900 copies
of the Journal of Missions 32750o copies of the Youths
Daysprng 700 copies of the Extra Journal 5000 copies
Of the annual report 1900 copies of the annual sermon
and some other publications. have been issued during the
year No change has occurred in the agencies board
"The receipts Of the board from all during the
financial year were $3lo,427 n while the expenditures
for the period S3lSs93 ls leaving balance
against the board Of So 65 Al which, added the debt
of the previous year. makes the present Indebtedness of the
board S2O,507 90
The first annual report of the Turkish Mission Aid
Society has been received from which 1t appears that
their receipts for the first year fl S54 of which
tll2l, more than $4,000, paid TO the mis-
sons of the board in Western Asia The society has had
many difficulties to contend with, but is still strong in
heart and intends to prosecute its work with unabated
zeal The prudential committee take great pleasure
pressing their sincere thanks and they doubt the heart
felt acknowledgment OF all the friends of the board in The
country for heaid and Christian sympathy thus generously
offered to their missions in the Turkish empire"
The daily union., 1855-09-15

A coSsonT FOR SPMS.-The latest piece of gossip
at Paris relative to Spanish affairs is that the Duke Mont
pensie the husband of the Queen of SPANS sister, just
bad interview with the Count De Chambord and that
such interview it was settled between the princes that
the Queen Of Spain should be persuaded resign in favor
Of her sister that the Duke Of Montpenser should then
right OF his wife, be named King Consort and, subsc-
quenty by bis wifes appointment and with the universal
approval Of the Spanards be elected King Rgnan the
throne Of Spain
The daily union., 1855-09-15
Apparent deficiency.

II may not be expedient to mention Names but be-
liefis and it is not founded altogether upon conjecture
that there is larger number than l6 not embraced in the
above list who will vote against repeal including
from New York and Pennsylvania. Consequently, the
prospect is that the repeal will fail in the
House. The Senate are two to against it, and the Ex-
ecutive is also opposed to it. Take it all in a the Ne
braska law is about likely to be repealed by the present
Congress, which continues until the 4th of March, 1857
the sub-treasury act is the Wmo provso is likely
to be enacted into law Nor is it any likely be
repealed by the neat Congress What them is the use
agating for repeal Just this--it is string which
hungry politicians pull in the northern States with
better chance of oisng themselves into office than by
trusting to their merits But ceenuaHy it will hang
all those who hang their hopes upon it, The Nebraska
law will not be rcpealed-the Missouri Compromise will
not be restored-uness the South make up their minds
that their interests will be better served by having re-
stored. Set that down as certain.
The daily union., 1855-09-15

BEEF CATTLE ~ Nrw YoRKAbout 45oO beef cattle ar
rived at New York last week, and Wednesday 900
offered for SALE when prices further declined Prices
II is said did not average nine per pound This the
Tribune says, Is variation of about six pound
from the highest market day of last spring and makes
difference ia the cost of beef for hotel in that city
81 900 week. and very large difference in the expenses
Of oil meat-eating families,
The daily union., 1855-09-15

RAcHEThe Crayon says she appears exceedingly beau
tfu the sageno with the rouged and pencied beau
ty we have seen stage but with submity OF
beauty which enters into her step her bearing which
lights up her cc and burns from her very soul And
this beauty carries with her from her entrance You
would scarcely think she did anything wrong If she should
chance to-
The daily union., 1855-09-15

At meeting Of the Fifth Ward Democratic Association,
held at Casparss Hotel Tuesday evening, September
1885, the following named persons elected officers, viz
G. W. G. Dunningon presidents John Pic, Is. vice presi
dent; James Jack, I'd vicc president; John $. Devn
retary Wm. J. Wheatcy treasurer; and Wm r. Price,
VIM r. Wallace, John Muloy, II, Lochry, and w. Dough
erty, executive committee.
The daily union., 1855-09-15
From Norfolk ana Po,t.mon,h.

BALTIMORE, Sept H.-The number Of deaths in Norfolk
for twenty -four hours, ending at Yesterday as and
IN Portsmouth, for the time, IL. There n
siderable Elimination of easT, particularly in Ports
mouth There have been of fever board the
ST. Lawrence.
There Is no fever at Suffolk.
The daily union., 1855-09-15
DIED.,

Norfolk Virginia, morning Of the IOh instant Of yellow
faver WILLIAM n. JACKSON medical student of Washington
D. c., in the 25h year Of his age.
Mr. Jackwon len This city for Norfolk where
voluntarily the sick Of thar az
fccd city when he sell
with cycr space numbered with
the dead.
The daily union., 1855-09-15

PAD ron WHIPPING INDIGNANT FATusa--The
Philadelphia Ledger tells the following good story
few days since of the drivers Of used for
hauling the Market-scet railroad caught the
OF tavern-kceper Of the while it in
ton He took the boy off and gave him several cuts with
his whip Some OF the tavernkeepers neghbors the
act and made quite noise about it, and informed the
father of the boy He hc stber let to be very indg-
nan and told them they would show him the driver
would settle with him. The driver was watched for and
when the father informed Of it, The team was
stopped and the driver invited Into the tavern and asked
" he was the that had struck the boy? Yes replied
the driver, and shall do it again if catch him on the
cars The indignant father put his hand violently in his
pocket and drew out dollar which he gave the driver for
the good service he had performed"
The daily union., 1855-09-15
Preparatory Department
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
WAsHrKsroH, ID. @.
A. ). QUfNCHE, A. NJ, Principal

Pupils prepared classical philosophical de-
College and businrsa
appropriate classes Of this school
and of the College.
principal been epsaxd, with eminent
Mississippi reaching classical school, The culy
supervision, the
thorough discipline of the College hsru
ts College grounds
and n omnibus will Il IL expected, be provided
tui,ion for tbe IL $50. .F.sH
begins Wednesday in September
the Isst Wednesday In june
information may he pncipa o,
to any o faculty trustees OF ihs College.
Sep Il--eodiot'