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Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
rrconasons IN Trfisy

Although lfcrma'oury lls Tor mnrc ''5u iU.f-
" lcsr le"n IrUrfa..y supposed 'n rNisi among
ihe Muhammclana. and ttarss 90 % wen. iluIl ir
Turkey hv The kutilu of'rrf, sitter ibr yam.
raisn OF lS}1 set they Wcrc iDo ,lrhl in pnrte
NE fact. nni u is ouly within ihc 'a.i lsW yrar
thai Il wes sufficiently j'mor'iuisi lg Gen.
man Frrmaiun rhpufIng 20 uIUt 'irrfh Dol.
ffate, "her" le fisrogrTei q NasHHic LH'gr 600
winch he was in'i'rI, afl whore De frf,itad %
to'Pliablr reception. ll,Wrar nuw 'n ha proved
beyond at doubt that ihr lnfki.h in'UgIs who
eNefri'c their masonic dr'irs un'rf riIr name of
pcr,lshes, arc 10 nl iuicn'a am ruiu.rs ilr
hmc as our own oulrf ul Eweulrous with lat
very little difference Ia their rusium. aul rrrr.
monies ani mixing usc ul exactly 'he SAME
,ighs Wofd-. aud rfips 90 recognize o4ei riLrr--
Iht ltrkish Ffr"ma.ors argonf io.l lriu more
t'e'a'eI state Of rytIyaiinu than B, usuii am1ug
lie onen'sls gencn'.W ilriF t.,Ws uI rriieiuu
arc lar higher than ihuse impl.rl hy lsau.m.
They reject puiygamy roHtrn,iug lhem,ci,cs with
one single vile and OF ihr mal0uie larJuris ihr
women appear unyci'cd-l Striking pruui oi ile
mutual confidence the maionlc brethren uiarc in
each other
The Belgrade Lodge. called Aibois,h Is com.
P',eh of about ~ momlcr The MoNrr nj ihe
lodge. Whose name IL Dnni limac Zahnuk Mo.
naIns1 Saedc Is at The same ilmr GtHud Master
a,' rue lodges ln LurnFtuu luIhcy, and is di.
.eeoy connected with al those OF thc whole of
me Ottoman Empire, Arabia. and Per.ia. In
which latter the Frcrmasons amount 10 more
man 1000 members. IN ConHautiuop'c there
arc no less than nine ndscs. lhc most numerous
an important OF which Is that tnl llc duucina der.
yAhes called Siikeish Terha The Tuksh
Lfeenllsons vcara symbol Whc motherhood
pe'il"s a small brown shawl embroidered with
mystical figures fiat polished. tWelyc-cUruaird
Eeet ol white marble. vita reddish lowu rrnis,
anunt lw" inches IN diameter suspended uy @
"hIle tiIkon cord round The nsrk. Thr,r .i is
iifepTe'eni The dups ol b'ood aul arc tfmfutr of
,he death oi All, ihe iouulr, OF ihc-yrIrr b. lu.
ageH VIE was barhauu.lyppl t9ea,h hy tie
Tlsn sultan Tor rclnsiug io reveal ibr ,rffrle.--
lhf ahnve m'n.innrl Dpm smlA Grand Mas.
yer Of the Lodge ol Belgrade, Venerable rurk ni
NE oil srhpoL is nounr4ry member of the slsc
Of Baldwin under the Liuc.irecH a Lcr7ir.
several members OF which lodge have received
diplomas Iron the Allkoltch at Bgigmdc.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
A & > II p

HAVING purchased Csc interest of g,rofvr.
II f-agE in 'br S.ar. %. Gta.la uat, oa lli.s.
oGe5 % my friends gfsri Inducements sul ha,.e
20 iegehc .s lia,fl. % tlawuI lairuas.a o. Ws,
oi tfol oa iar s.r ma oi u,NN. Ilr4. !
'l1.. 'e fcgrniua ial.e aud. sHIcuIi al a1.agr-H.
'. I.aii b. Doc tri atugai W u.ai,, ..l shall
,ca them d. f,slpgth'c rIics.
DAVID ELUCE.
" 3ti.is'.7 liHIF iF ieII. ll-u
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
Epl9aO rnnN.

nm im of DELLER * STUART, is th,
J. dizzy dissolved by maiual consent. A. I.
lhLan ,H 0''y authorized 60 close mp The bus.
r'.L fHi 90 i s iHiious that ii ,lsioul be done a.
sonn as practicable msra indebted anc fctpcrif-
Us ra.,uts,sl iO come l0rwarj aui make settle.
uent a. r. BELLER
x G. STUART,
"4,ri ~ 1855
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
GOODS! NEyy Goonalg
DAFLD4 4BEOeT

DAFiD BE0gH
rs JUST receiving til Camden md Is now
L erealus LARGE and SPLENDID IS.
s0RfNINTot GOODS. WbjCIrwiIl be mstcri.
ally augmented by th.pneah " igl Blter -
soaa as navigation OPEN.
Aueas hb sloyk may be 5ual fae sott.
meat rl
DEy ana Fancy GJois,
taAtJ#uAo IN rHgreg
Pri8is I5nHdIf,. Lafek1s. kFss4s
LiRsGs Ffgagets Biaatas. Sutafis.
jams. e.aaaisres, Gi@5tics. Painted
Lalras Baegfs, Gagiams lie.
oHea, SRiss Cow kar3 RpH
aHi Boz lIa3isg. 7d4i.
tons. ant a i2gd naisig q
E4NeY .gRTIeLES,
snuHFH avn wfsrlH
1I : g = HEl' = n II =. g.. 9
Hgsaal ~, H. aal s Aar4agf.
lGoN,SAlLs sAppLERT QuEESSRARE.
BigsINa al R0pE,
ALSO hae ffcsh Iot Of Grocer;es.
Such q. cai'st Sugar, Na.lssr. eLes,e Cfsek.
err, Caaalss, Tea. Spices. nnaly. Wankey.
aine'' Soda Sa'rJats. Cappens. Nallef. laIi.
80 y Pc g. ustti4sF with every auItir u.iia.lj
iauna ,a a,ufts suited Ia tap wants II the country.
Naizh he OILS Ia tie rHllie us loss as raa be-
fnrehme 81 aHg regular lluHa and Ae hoppe. Us
aieahou and paac'aliiy III ausiH5#s, In meIit aud
teteisc lilsJai SLATE nj naiIaaase.
lIaiiias'aB, AI4 l,lsz5. lz-tE
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

E'Rruqu'Er At Cnro.- The ST. Louis Re.
padi"an, OF the jlh. says
letter from a friend a Cairo informs M, that
w" shoe rs ol an earthquake were leit u that rity
S"nui .r hall past ten O'Clock OF lhr might ilp 31th
me interval between the shocks was aluu five
minutes Their duration was alou' btc frcorts
uluch' the ylhraory motion being ,ctslNIy lrlm and
'ne rumbllng sound distinctly heard These
'no'ks wo believe, were not iolt in St. Louis
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

T F m'...ur from lho la..oc ot Brtlrn & Srr.
t-r 'eti'r MY fHauhs 0f tne heriI share
u. patronage bestowed. upon tAr lfm, and respect.
iH.'f .'lH' coo.umfc' nf ,ae samc lor a. T..
Na.h1f "a' 'oa.nNca lne business on his own
a'.,l Il. &. STUART
WWH5'oH, hi0i Td. 1861. ll-,l
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
N NotIcc

fI'IE e7r7t'urrHp heretofore esslas lc.
/ tAsel SUL il. NeCril,ou sod ST. ".
Esowy ut.r Voc 'ngai NeCHael N nu0n,
"1.durp'e,.uI ,te -5.a .r jlas ay u.ul.c8n-
sest WNlu8 having praaol J. .ulc
W'lc., Y.S 8 y. q. C..l.4, ,sa'1agau.41H4cJ ,s .0
H''. = up le tu.IUl. OF lug ufu.
w, " Brown hay,n. umor,'fl ,'m eifinAwi.
rc.s with T.. $. A.Aby and D, Z. A.hay, ,ha
sg iuta ui.l Do ca4lHaa1 ualer lAe nuu arl
style ol Asll3Y BROWN K Co, al lAc oII
stand
F4Aa5. r.'. ~, 1855 u
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
Not

/ LttLs.s iHlea'al Ia ila ,lts l5nafD= ~.
\ lLQE lszag requested q, sa.is. .Isfsa#I .5.I
MAKE He'tEusi'. o. zar a,,aHs aIai HHpsH dI .aIi
nH nc asw ii ~ aHls af ea.lesl.a.luf azi..a.
m#H
ia l5'uiHs if1m 'usii' '.s .rutrf ms itlaai 10
'le community inf flc raiwlasr 20 lpoals l=.-
s.g1r' an %. Is =. EtHag aul ,aIs.t % gu.i.nr.
aurgpi llc flur l5rUiy lpibsf DAVID block.
wto vi. cunNrl, Lc tH,irr.s az tlr u. Stand
90 lis oanu'ma. blkSiNluS uLtCE.
Nafth lsll-gE
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
E9rs. Williams s. mar;

HAVING amel partnership pialbepmr.
/ Ice al AeairiHa, Il nef,la.lY tender their
seHlees "a tie luulie. Ullse a. Dr. Nllmm5i
cd stand Nam sfpel
IlaslaElaH. Iz3 id lfii. ei=..
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
NottCe

q III o-'e- ar toecfI.. through ihn House.
ID. %. h. Az btnes, of Washington. Arkansas.
wI., ae rnmi " executed hy me-.
A. & II. BLOCK.
.3 CllnHlh gal 81 Canrl sile,t
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WASHINGTON
F { MALE sfGlNER

! f { Wal E sttd | MAR Y,
fIAllE sptng sas#huNiiI ofsa On the ist Mon.
i daY IA February, la#j. and continue till the
lat oil July ytiNHaalhHi thereafter tie scholastic
}eaf vii rommf Izg qa Jas lsl NruJsy IA Oe,o.
htfaud gaaisHf laf'4siWg weeks.
THE 7f6aIs .Iysa scssioa of fpen
~ esf teesy fa6aiRe lHaotetly II ad.
fanas, arc a. lait7ea
f".fefIa s'fIai# li,f5flmrut.....asli 90
a5aa IL AeaHenif lI zIimeu.f....... 20 %
i='bal salah't - tsts tss.,st... ! OQ
II #ts-=t'aH. ~ '9l.Hh each. -. go 80 90
A1s.sut OF agafu LaHERgss. e#sSl=..s II W
bats,ua aul psiflIr....... ..=.....= y 90
h1HigdsWaT, afd French lmlialagly,.. 10 %
liaafl .ua.4a,Hz WzzuiaF, hg.s...s..s.,. 90 %
No deaar..aa a5#-aHsuss. eses4, IN care. Of
pnutnrlel i.Iae=z
Iha Summary Nil be furnished, at an early
Jay with thsmIgaL Philosophical aud AslFo.
Haullea| ArHHfsHns. ard "A se'rtt Library.
iHe eal.zs ul siJay viii be sufficiently sxirn.
sIfr lHie'lealHa' elusa'en enusisls IN mental
sH F4mf and t.I iat \ lbnraugh coqrfe oi
maltemaugal aaI linguistic tad.es, which hays
9lHz' tendency ia fuIafsH. ImigaTala. and dis.
eil'ua tie miadi vii be chIc.lY relied on to Sc.
eafr ihr tasi feza.5, Ia lhis very mpauaH, de-
#iHAAHltH= ssHaHfNs u HE iHA4l# AHHHAls HHA tli=
usarY % lHclf disciplinary iaiuenesi n4us lc lew
aud lHliHHuslY chosen. Tia crowded courses OF
uaf teualc seWgHailef constitute an evil aHanst
which every itisl.d 81 s1uad lhofnush, efficient
education nusl pfuissi Ihe namhcf al studies
las aefu Doubled iu the last lAitiy s. year with TO
raf'szI IaHhHa advancement IN good scholarship
tApsitcms u ihh bfI ai teasliHg vita = careful
OLE tsa'iah e. mental lH,earmrni hes wrought
e,gaf eHall#.fHa. Ut ieN fiulIas adapted TO
tie uauizaI t's v#H' .ll mitl. aai thoroughly
GlHs.eItd j. fal.seIilr "a the very eytsGsvo, but
iEsHHaIy l#sHaal#Iy. sHl superficial eaufsc
uzH1If f#rHHl n f.Maie srnIn3fies
lie WIHl #aes uuI act clearly nribly when
diverted lHiH fIsHh gAslaf.sl uaf dass II proceed
90 iast Fir s4'las aal uap accomplishment
at maHl aashi 'r Ic fufsHtd at enc time
hblc seraHsa Us the hHueiplr, ia training
Tie iHi'IIHf' Hn sIaI aiiuHiioa VII L. given TO the
insn'taliaHul s'aHi mofal sentiments. 10 the of-
maiiaa O. fuIIa alliis pHiiy ol mannofsy nHd
ta lhe afIH.s'l. Ib. #H,a Accomplishments as dis.
iiaslHh saeal ils. That sHttIai aIieuiioh may
be- snIa rs The teacher, a. ihis very important
pat al itmhH siaeaiIat.i II IS desirable that pupils
lram dIsianzr. haaa Wii4 tie Principal, who
has purchased lie 'aI.e All cauImlll5us rcsi.
deHrr. daIsual n ~ simgIHfr lnf Tie boarding
department nj he ssHIrafv
huIas daisHiHel IA establish an Institution Of
tie hEhrli ufAfe ifaHhaTa Il ihe taHi qmlihea-
iiaHs e..l b. enH.nys#l
+ , ioYNER, Principal
liasiHzias. D. Hh, lhzI ai-
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
EnL Too.

HAVING purchased tie interest of r. r. srr.
II aGl. In ihe la'r inn oi Bellef & Stuart. I I'M.
tend rnr'muiH, ihe busiucss uu my own account
ana respectfully solicit continuance nr the hher.
% patronage bestowed uion he drn
a r. BELLER
Tsr' 7.i 1885,
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
A CEITlTECATE
Fran one u oa, williamsburg Fricals.

Fran one 9t our williamsburg Fricads.
Nrw Yoge August 90 1859.
o. | hope every one, whether adult Of chI'd
whomay have reason 10 lol.c,c they atc ,ouh'cl
with worns wi'i take DR.. d'Lano's ;elstrai-
Cd vornAugo Gmly lc'.ryc % !. one Of tie
ucaic. worm drNoycn oI lbc ase-gataialy
ihc mo.i extraordinary saw Of
A Artd OF aio', 5Uadt Gle years o'd, has been
troubled with worm aiaI. s. f, months back; we
could cat nothing 20 relieve &, until we camc
wrs Dr. MLaaes vumimsc df which we
gave bul a small quantity Thsraal however
vH cNmormlg hac'll passed over three
hundred womi.
Mr. LENT, Williamsburg,
lH.- Island
=. S. Tho above a'n''crmoly.alo Dr. W.
Lauc's CeIoHu'ol Liver lh. can Haw be bad at
all respectable pms s'oa. Zoo i6s cijy
G5-puuhngr. WIllp lp.a.s bagruDtoa ask lor
aud take none bul DE NLtsa's vmHruoG-
All. U'bar3 in comparison ara worthless
so.l in Washington. by Mlrcurt FosrfR,
and Dr. p JrrT
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

ClbINEF StFACTEHERS.
.i1H 30, 2iGalr t'lir tI- HariurfH H5aa
Washington. ArEaHaaa
u ESFEC lItLLl Uom ihc rul'.r rals.a'-
IL IYiha' .Hry Will kDep cru-auilv on banda
salc'y o! FURNITURE n.lie oi the Ue,l ina.r.
ull.
ud Furniture repaired aul mair ns e5ll rs
Hrw. CDffigs made aHi trimmed 90 oil,f 81.
iag shortest uYiisc, All rIIcn will receive
prompt aliel'1l.
Persons wishing 20 rr--''', fri,uf. waa'l
a' well 10 give t4en sail bclyrg puteha.us
'.aW. 'c.
i"ag'on, Nr5 2lf.i55j l2-L
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

oma rafmrt-A c'sss'ar1 2l.4,'sa Of tie
IA ,a.i.ay#
TrsahHIt sHfH Convention e. Caiaal#,
g1 i.1H idt- a1.l'eI ''a D.mHcrsh. s.4IeNel.
rl rE'rT' DlrlrHr A"HUeY Grfa' ard A..
ar1r taa'o w.yIfca fNH domination ias sus.
tIaaf 900 place u Lsa..
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
\ y u. ~ II

ID. U E F4EiEs ~
u @NGE.'S IS WlsrEHuJLNS Ga, 17-l .
IN Knives 11I Raale. Lsg1.tgr Razor aid gug
St.ssgr., may bc louu %
Mitchell s. FOSTERS.
Washington, .Gpyl 20, ls5l IL
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
9traYcN Or atalcn,

FROM lhc utiIrure oi the sub.
4 C.j- sulor ir Hampstead county, on OF
.rg I4 uu.u, .ut ii-l al February lst a
--,---i---- large dags u1y Ur brown HORSE.
tiN."eu Aagh or uqwau.s b. .sH--aH1u, ycar.3Id
No mU,a lcc0IcsiCd os.t,. such as have lcru
made .y llswc.s
A hnuullrwal will la paid tr Bic delivery
TO t1r ruHsigpa-or ior luy Information ilia;
w,.i raa1.s him To- gcl him.
IT, N. ULEFiNS.
I.ln-L-l WLL. ~. IL. L.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
A $50

Thai a'i tHe laui. ,iiua'al .n hrs7-.o State lr
ihc Ip''1wing-uHH townships uaf...HutnfHr
lnl. heretofore tr.stFtI aul uul l.usr re. 'arcI.
WIa Tee r..rcl HHm .iIr uf rr.fr .sErarf|H.
Tor pfe-rmpii1n,l i1g IbtprTosc above .c.ile1.
un'.. further uulen;
In ihr district oi lanls subject 20 salc NJ.
BArEsFlLLE'
NFt gtit ils har ari uaJ &s f.i rr'arral
rUua,'n.
Township ten, of nuea oan.
N0h g' he 5us ius oa' aR g' n, .ffi ;r'urpz'
W.rHnn.
Township eight, Of range wa.yc.
r "a ihs a,e.llar! ofaa',,ul!est 70 sole a! Lit.
Asai efti. ii'e ias at3 tsat q he ffa py.ar pa,
rtIfsl.
township OF range eleven.
South q &e blR iasmi n.'q qtir 6fh principal
Tovoliprig oil nnar,., ,iccp O
township icn. ol range cyoaiccn.
ID. I1 i,e district Of lands u'.e,. 10 sale a,
S,#t gteb1, AasuHi rai Of i,c ~ gr'4aps'
Township thirteen. of range wculy.onc.
township louI'rrU Ul uu!f iweu'.-f,s,
Towmhps a.rrru ah louioca. o.. range ia,Fg.
IA .th. ditr.r. Of p1il subject &, ialu ut
CHANPAGNuLE
SJmb v Aa5l'ctm aa3 ea' orHt An pru-.o4'
uE.IIuu
Township '.orro oluHga ug.locnaal nineteen.
Tow ap i"c.fe.o ol range tWcaiy
Ptcrmpiln rairaa5 rlni,cl 80 anv of ibs
auu'e mentioned Huh. 20 'ar 'ulsi go mlrt q
OH NHWa' 'lt ls.l day o june UevL onspu.e.
m'ms n'raHy made, gf W.ah mF lcnoHer be
made Il !s suggested iouid 1vc notice oi tatir
claimA' and h'e the proofs with he laad Officers
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

WILTON DO Du,tln
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
new AM I.as,,inln,,,c s.not..

WtH
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

ALL ORDER, PROMPTLY ENECUTED.
Watches. Jewel,y and siIgtr-gaFc ior safe.
JIug1y 2ui 1855. l-.r
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
Weldon & Mcdonald,

So W NffLrIt
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" W 9pHrwt
a# m=-##H
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

nf hif riaiai Patterns aaa idff1 Sfgies,
Ai&u-N hsasy =iaeA OF Staple t'aals suitable
IL lHis market With I-fEa an sell selected
LIZ. IL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

CoMPLlMESTARY.-A correspondent OF
Me Madison (Wis.) Democrat pays Chi
cago the following lett handed compliment:
Men are getting rich faster, and living
ngher, and doing more business, and drink
ing more, and going to the devil generally
ny shorter road, in Chicago, than at any
place we have seen on, West"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

ACCIDENT AND DEATH.-On the 4ih,
while the citizens of Gillespie, on the T.
II. d.. A. r. R., were celebrating the day
BY the firing of powder from some black
smiths anvls, about which sledgc ham
mer was used the hammer bursted,
and piece of it struck young
man named William Ellworthy over the
region OF the heart, killing him almost in,
stantly. An inquest was held by Esquire
Holmes, and a verdict returned BY the jury
in accordance with the above. The flag
flying at the top Of the liberty pole was
hauled down to half mast. the stores of the
town closed, and the doors draped in mourn
ing by the citizens.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

A You've MAN SAWED IL Two.--We deep
ly regret to learn by private dispatches
trota Durham that on Frid y last, at O. E.
Brgharns saw mill, about six miles from
that village, young man named John
Spooner was sawed in two by circular
saw. The saw was going very fast, and is
four feet in diameter. The young man was
stcoping down to pick up something, and
fell On the carriage moving toward the saw.
Before he had time to recover himself the
saw caught him and cut him in two instant
". He died immediately. The young man
was employed about the mills. This mel
ancholy accident should serve "a caution
70 eli those who are employed in saw mills,
TO take care, as the least carelessness may
cause the loss Of life Montreal Herald.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

DAVENPORT MUSIC SCHOOL.

'VfHE subscriber has rented and cited up roem No.
o, "a Story lie Claire Block, furnishing II with
seats, good Piano Forte Black Board, &c.;
he VIII open Music School, consisting OF four class
ses to commence as soon the classes are formed,
viz
A Juvenile Classin the rudments Of music, going
through thorough course ofnstrnction; meeting on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
an Adult Class commencing with the rudimebts
and going through thorough course, meeting one
evening each week
Giee Glass for the practice of secular music,
m ,eting once week.
An Advanced Glass in the practice Of Sacred Music
meeting u week.
The school is intended TO be permanent and viii
ahofd good opportunity for those who wish to get
good musical Education at little expense.
Terms for "a Lessons for the Juvenile Class, 81 90
f" :. - - ~ Adult - BOO
ss g 81 Gtee 200
80 Advanced IS 200
Instructions OH the Piano and Melodeon for "a les
sons eudng OF insruIne at for practice, 90
Piano Fortes tuned at short notice.
For further Information inquire at J. A. Crandal &
Co.'S Music Store, No. 8 lie Claire Row.
June 80, 1856 d-3ln II. Il. STEVENS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
BANKING HOUSE
OF
McGREG0R, LAWEs 4 BLAKEx0RE,
DGos Ma

Main St Davenport Iowa.
rPNorEs and Bills collected and proceeds init
ted to any part of the United ststesat rates
Exchange.
VPThe highestcurrentratesp paid for Biyls Of Er-
ehan9e. Gold aud Siirer.
n PSight Drafts all the principal cities of the
United States and Europe. for sale At lowest rates.
II FINTKREsT ALLOWED on Deposits, on time or to be
check ed for at sight.
TPLAsD WARRAxTsconstantly Oh hand and fer sale
at lowest rates.
TPRrAL Estate bought and sold on commission;
N PTAxgs paid for on-resdents and others;
TPTITL Esinvestigated and Abstracts furnished;
TPBosDs and Mortgages bought and sold and loans
negotiated.
JOHN THOMPSON, ESQ, Banker, n. Y.
NEssRs. PAGE & BACON, Bankers, St Louis, Mo.
5. LUCAS d. SlMONDS, .s IS
GRANGER ADAMS. Chicago.
Messrs. DEXELk CO., $ Philadelphia
ANT LIE CLAIRE, ESQ.,, Davenport, Iowa.
REAL ESTATE.
PARTICULAR attention given to the buying and
L selling Real Estate on commission, Paying Of Tax
este, dc.
Having complete Abstracts of titles to all landsin
this county and city, fully prepared examisc
Titles and furnish correct abstracts; draw Deeds Mort
cages and all other instruments of writing and take
acknowledgements at the shortest notice and the most
reasonable terms.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER We
learn from Capt. Wood, of the steamer ID.
A Given, that the Tennessee river packet
Colbert was burnt to the waters edge, to-
gether With 4s0 bales cotton. Monday night,
65 miles up the Tennessee river. One os
the crew was drowned, The d. A. Given
came up soon after, took on board the crew,
aud saved few bales OF cotton that were
ia the river. The Colbert was a small
boat, and had been plying in the river as
lighter. She was formerly owned in Louis
vile
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
BEAUTY and UTILITY.

WE invite the special attention Of those in want of
w Books For The Table to our fine variety ofthose
articies:--
Spenddly Bound and illustrated;
We have all the Favoriie Poets;
number OF Elegant Floral Works;
And various popular Works in Prose;
We viii nnme few Of them;
Particularly adapted for Presentation Books;
The White Veil, A Bridal Gift;
Tupper's Proverblai Philosophy, Superb Edition:
The Dladem, The Souvenir;
Byron, Antique Bi:;ding Quarto size;
Ditto Gilt Morocco,
Burns, do do
Poets Of Connecticut.
Dictionary af Poelieal Quotations Antique;
Florabci, Poetry of Flowers:
Mrs Heman's Poems, Papier Maehe Binding;
With Many Others Equally Fine,
For sale very Low,
June I'd, 1855 AtNo. Z lie Claire Block
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

SAD Accountability. d. Ainsworth and
family, having in charge Mrs Morse and
children, employed man by the name OF
Heblcy, Of this city, to haul them IN wag'
on to D yer in Lee county. Arriving at
Augusta and all being unscqnalnted with
the river, the driver learning that the river
was fordabe, mistook the ferry for the ford.
The consequence was, his horses got INTO
deep water, wagon bed fioated off, and two
little boys, Of Mrs. More, were drowned.
The others were gotten out safely Bari-
inQton TIL re
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

A Curious PENsY.-A person belonging
to Grangemouth, in getting change Tor a
shilling. was struck with something uncom-
mon in one of the pence, On examination
it was found that the diverse were divided,
but united by a fine screw. Being opened,
a half.penny was enclosed. which was d.
vided; being opened, far,hing was enclos-
cd, and also divided; and this being opened,
a half-farthing was enclosed. This elabo-
rate penny is the same as the old heavy pen
nv Of George III. dated l79o.-Eaglish pa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

SALES OF WHEAT At LouIsviLLE.-On
Tuesday lot Of two hundred bushels new
wheat. Inc second lot eceived, sold in this
market at 81. so per bushel. TWAS grown
in Fulton County, Kentucky, superior
article, and weighed sixty pounds 10 the
bushel.
Yesterday several small lots OF new
whea, were received, for which the miilers
paid 81 60 per bushel. which may be con-
sidered the opening price.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
TIME RECEIPTS GIVEN.

NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
American Express Co. Projectors.
A ARRANGEMENTS have bee made By which the
~ above Dispatch il enabled to forws rd goods at
more expeditions rate than any line running West,
except the regular Express Company.
FaEiGHr BY this Dispatch is forwarded via Railroad
eHrey in hired by and appropriate 10 this Dis
patch, and run the regular IGNORANT PASSENGER
TRAINS. H.
Mark goods Merchants Dispatch, Care HUI d r.,
Davenport, 10 wa and leave memorandum Of contract
with
orfarther particulars apply TO
II IdvIsGsroy, Agt, lg7 Broadway, y, Y.
n, w KtyKs, Broad st cor State Boston
to the undersigned, Agents for Davenport and
Rock Island.
june - DIFF HULL q PARISH, Agts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12

(, UNDRIES.-Ba Bacon. Flour, Soaps, Candies, spices
- Rrooms salt Vinegar, Rice, etc, together with
assortment of Staple Groceries, Produce ahe
Provisions on hand and win be receiving weekly du
ring the season, for sale low BY go
June - j. "eANi.'' ~, " W.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-12
1900 REWARD

rTNo WHOEVER WILL BRING THE OFFENDER
i TO JUSTICE. threatening letter has been
sent to Strasberger d Losyenstsn. Wholesale and
Retail dealstH ready made clothing aud Gents Fur
nisbing Goods, No. q lac Claire Row, Davenport. for
selling their goods IS per cent lower than any other
store the city. They mot be frightened or ihtim
dated by sny such threats. They intend to continue
the practice as long as they please, and from
this time TO make still further reduction. They
warrant their goods as represented Come andtudge
for yourself From this date they intend to make
still further reduction and sell at 30 per cant lower
than any other house iasev.r offered. Asonishngiy
low prices al the G reat Western Clothing House.
june 70 30 lily SfRAssERGER d loEvESsrEis.