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Ia and start tho hose carriages ft,r the scene 4
kqse IL k6od order, The hours ia cleanly s1
take flfRnd pfuper Of the horses attached IL ~
Il seiaes a
i SEc H. That the Captain and Licute rant Of III
/ Steam Fire Engine Company shall So ssiostsd ans
Apponied from among die eight hose I;pe ME 81 sals
fTompanys That The Two drivers of said COMPANY
shalf BIZ stationed at tho house 6f said company ai6
81 a b1 constantly on duly All an alarm III fire sait
dFivers shall attach The horses 10 and START The steam
and hnse Carnage and fuek wagon TOT The
scene the 6e they shall also kee The hose ca rrage
fuel Wagon ahd hase ia good order The house in d
ttaY conditinns end akr fh and proper cate of the
horses Assaehed q s,e same. . IN.
Size alSs Thai me rug 81 me steam Fire En.
ssne s4hli ks sfstioesd A. Ec house OF said engine
shah III asays on duty and shall Keep said engine r
i good 6sder eng rraqYsiol Serves
SEC W.. Nhe ehgt1'eess eAa members q theseFera
coMpaztsS eonhscso VIII ING Fite department shan
FPS badges, % insignia as the Chief En-
Rnsef sna Mo osner person shall DO per
sAc X: 1nAa no eoMpany snait have power to ap
p2lnt q 81 Ige ay omcsr or member thereof,
snsa .eas s c.y II ~ xcufson or appear In the
$500 ~ " cases 9l alarm oil hre, un'
~ ~ q tnc ohiei Enslneer
~. q Z NAY sne Sntet anu assistant Engineers
sS. "a e lne ssh. y personality al houses
eI az any tlme psig eFeeed N winch fse rs
ussgs 81 nssHoea to pe VIII tul powerto cause
s1eha aeies'oMs snu announcements ~ nues, sinfe-
~ me same ana such alteration the ioca-
aos o nsss SHOPS, aIQ DINER equally haz-
at91s ~ may pe necessary foT He pub
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I've tsn9tne Se'p paMes ahu ohe Houk aug Ladder
ehast ~ s. va II aiic
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4 49, S uga'ss nao1 payao:e 70 !he
M ~ u ana w sneeessots N eMee
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Z. u. ". NJ. y. ~ IS +, s5
n M NJ - nay eAch assisHmt engineer, before
entsftng upon W. onss o. hs emce shalt give bond
~ me sa aunasea collars made paya
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VyHE ARRIVAL OF DIR. SHERIDAN I'M

" Vie AhhlsAu Uf Dh. SHEhtDAN LIN
ha city for shs second sine from MADAM Hospital
y ot uon he daily perorDilng h wonderful
Ing sight 70 ths blind aud M deaf their hearing He viii
III seem stage from 81 to IS with Dir
will 90 to Dr. j. and restored, again
cured At piles blind ples,
legs II sts,s rheumatic pains banishsd
attendance, Dr. s. vii restore good hait bald
cured the st tendsues and without
time Advice gratis country can ha al
tsnded to, stating exactly the they are In. =
his book reference
hs wonderful hundreds hs
renofed sight Dr. hang Ii his oales Per
allowed to the Doc blina
y oil 6m No 2ss Canal s,reet cornsy of Tran,s
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w. o. FLUER, UNDERTAKER.
I'll Tchouptoulas street New orieana.
fSOFFINS AND HEARSES ALWAYS in
rsadine coes lined with lead rsnspor sation al
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.s st. Louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Depot and tIiee, No. 8s North Third atrest :

( sg L Ss
STEPHEN RiDeLEY, wILIya,t q. IoaA N
rnssAsas. Treasurer.
~ Company manufacture Refined OIL Crude or Cordags OIL
rant " ranneir U Lamp Oil,
the he snug ~.
Offer Machinery Of al kinds, oing wood and for
oil purposes Tor whish Sperm Oh generally used ~
o. coRnRGE 0IIWsI adaptsd for coarse Mssbuey
on y C aee heavy Mill Work, and for
an hsmp ~ her sons IN
49,. ~ tsa
PAiSI OLA substitute for Losesd Oh; we'll in about
SGs = pm ar and equal .he oil
Whale Oil. - e. $50 'y e'sse' snsn
BURNING eIThs Oil contain. large psr cen.as
cannot DO used ordinary lamps simple
TtIh hnihaney ensarpassod BIZ any ether light. " 80
nArIffA-tor Misunderstanding parnhes, SURFING Flnda ETC.
ah purposes for which Pitch ia used, being very
- soR LuaRIcA1INs MACHINERY os recommended
sho ~ applied three period Thai
e sa ~ s would S applied twice bat
ehneiy osioss applying the least Brst 40
gfosser Dill. = w 's .pu'is'ss " ohsr
ahs Company to ell all orss and al prices that
w Az orders forwarded to shs will DO promptly 1T
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NEW YoRK---NEW YORK.

4
NDWARD HI. FOSDICK. Commission Mer-
q Is s LINE oF MOBILE AMP NEW
SLLn. =. 20 sonn sess y IsuN orn 1es "
MELLOW METAI,.---NfnNTz,a GENnTNr p T.
ssrrsI e e MnNolNn e
~ french wss Wols s y sn g. Il Msa
,. 9. B.RAyMofDa 90, Is CHI a.res., Now York,
issN sole Agen.s % hinnts's Patsnt Msnl2
TNRENCH AND AMERICAN ZINC 3 TNTa
= - INV AIN I6s
WHITE Lad pAT ,SsI Dryer AND coLoRs The NH
OIL orda Toy tho shove nsmed articles without delay
ost favorable terms ParttrnisT attention the grinding
and puiI Of Zinc Paints and purchasers
having article, that will not become hard Il shs kegs
MAsuRY 4 WEEKS,
40. si III Maiden Lane y New yesh
M b. Zinc superior hrcle for painting country
nounes and briekvork. 4. sn6H
I'm TIE- NEW -y0D r E0TINDpV - n OHT
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TOsMECHANICs,
MANUFACTURERS, FOUNDRYMEN, IETC.
MI EN- p HIS
Navy Yard GrOun DIS
TO RE LEASEDI

EAN THE FOURTH MONDAY, being the
gsth day Of November 1855 will public. on
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, 4
~ a. uS
i n.s s..sss r.. a.
s,ss ;asa ' ssnnins
Be s ct. e y
s liver
sss II ss
ss ] sns s
Il ~ q IL IL ~ %ss s
hs sassabandsnee q in our vicinity eonvs fence
Ss
II, sssssE M,
r. sp pea
ss Ss %
.ash before prostsss IL
III % = s ss M M:
ne'n''l'n address NE Mayor
p EMoVED--W. K. f. FRYER, INDIAN
~ e. | Il
Vi. . Rs
omce nours rom O'CLOCK A. III, till o'clock +. nj.
B.-po no, msas 10 my number and address cst
VAULTS IN Todd FELLOWS RESTO
as.,...s
az sTsa sss. a street and q as
lR sSisss vault
Of 1o..,e.n ). had Oh sp
y mi JAMES FUaNEAux .s.e,4,.ryn .Ra.s.
AFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ RsTlTpTioNofcs No. 81 Camp
az 4. A. q the LsgisstnIs, on ish March, 1855. -
Ihc Office Of tins Institution win DO reception
Saturday evenings from to O'clock. ~.
Lsposita Of One Dollar and upwards will be
grafton 70 The Public Debts stats STATE u In
stsna, and Of the City Of New Orleans. ~ y 1
mortgage Of unncunbs rod unImproved Fpata
we he City orlesns
pledge of
ofss9a not exceeding 90 cent Of the market
All interest Profit from the employ sn Of The
bs ds,ribusd ssni annually among the Dcposors $3.50 4
No Trustee drectiv indirectly linda
COVE ernolupsnt whatever, 80 |
Certificates deposits, at rnte To he np,e,
for Sspsssa
TRUSTEES.
: I n p Mercer, Geo, gIquhast 1. B. sumss s'
Wilhsmus Bog.rt, r. N. Wood, TSo s S1s,,
rhcs, A. Adams, ETA. Bradford, b. D. WitLerh II
" n MERGER, President
WI y6ssI. !. ves rrs.ld.....
8. s. 5 " WiTaEss treasurer.
B.Copss Of the Asd Incorporation can DO OBJ
80 y
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US CATALOGUE OF
AR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
ID Dealers 81 Propristof's lowest,
il Agency, Ns.isi charsrsss.rsss,
iHibbsrd's wiidcheSry, -
ialehardson'sShsrry Wine,
iHutching's vegetnble Dyspepsia,
iGoulay'a Vegetable, Cc1smanfs,
Hpoiiand' % German, OryKonatad,
| COSMETICS,
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
lFlorida Water, Meen Fun,
lons'sLilly White.
SOAPS AND GREAMB,
LOWS Brown Windsor, g
Jones' Chemical,
RRdway'sM edlcated CASTLES, -
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
all descriptions. 5,,s I.
PILLs.
WfighpsIndian Vegetable,
Mofiatt'sLife, 6fandrsth's, =
Mofrison's, Lse,a, New London,
Paris, Sappfngton'u C hampionis, Z
|9raefenbesg, ns'sSanntive,
Jayna's Ague, WinsY,s Camomiis,
Hibbard's Anti bilious, Peters,
'bpancsrss Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper's, Covel'E, Rheumatic,
lAnderson's, Allebasis'a Health,
Wistar sGentie Purgstive,
Allobasls' Ague, Hooper's,
lChicknsr's3ugaT- coated,
Hsrricks Sugar-coated,
lGiibert's Ansi-bilious, Beck rith's,
laidy's Blood, Ingoldaby's Pile,
IScott's Vegetable, Eagon,s,
Radvsy's Regulator,
Rosasr anilroad, Leidy's Female,
Louden'sIndian 5anstiys.
L,ouden'sAg Hoilowsy,s,
Halsssd 'sAntl-D yppeptic,
l,sordon's, McLsneis Livsr.
HAIR DYES. If,
Phalon y Magic, Bsschslor,k.
Observation-Disclosures,
Ballard's, Jules ilauel,s,
ltayhe'sA American, Eaat india.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr.. Observation-Disclosures
|Thorn's Extract, Il
|TArrant's Aperiani,
|TarrAnt'sEfirir Of Rhubnrb,g
Carter sSpanishMixture,
MotheT,a Relief,
'Toothache Drops, A
Lyon MagnetiePowdsYa,
MIRA. Kidder's Cordial,
|Thompnoa 'sEye Watey.ll NJ
Wntts's Norvous Anti,
BiliingfsAstrinesnt,
lHyatt's Lifts Balsnm. G.1
Mc Mnnn'aE1ixir of 0piuDa.
Radsay,s Road y Relief, S
Railways Rssolvent,
rArrant'sfndslible fhk, h
Dr.. Fitch'a Body Braces.
Or. q itch'sahonidor Drscss. VIZ
pr. Flsch'slnhaIingTubss.
Dr.. Rozs's P Preparation, ZA-3
Wtnsr's Arcannin Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
Marshall's Gatholieon. y
Dr. filch'sereparations, f,..s
Morse Compound Syrupof Yellow
Parry' Hayi.se Dat. uu,
Brcmn,s Ess.nes a y e a;nss..
aiorsiinora'sR heumatic G Compound,
Morsimore's Cordial BitteYp,
Myer's Extractof Rock Hois.
z rosanian'aS pecifio,
Dr. Ward'1Lpscidc,
! iesr's onsa ~ ,sSiec'ussy'
n Tod rIin g.onso nI;.
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fEyOBACCO-Lon Black Rich TOBACCO, for
the Mexican and Texas Also TOBACCO for ranta
tcn ua bids and bb and CIGAR on hand
7 fs div ruRNKR RENsHAw, "a Camp street. an stairs,
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AeuEREMEprEs ET Era

AGuEREMEDrEs ETc.
osgood 'sIndian Colokogue,
Rowsnd.sTonic Mixtrre,f
smith's Tonic Syrup, Ta attAS5i
(, Wynkoop,s Tonic,
Speed's Fcbsifnge,
Vegetable FshrimEs.
VS. LOzENGEB,
Bharnnhn's Cough and Worml
Bryan 'aP ultnonic WAfera.
Locock,s Puimonic Wafsrs,
IN HAIR PREPARATIONS, X
Lovsts's WahPens or Hair Glcsa
Barry's Trlcophorous, NJ
Lyons KAtharion,
Boyie'l Hyperion fluid,
Phaion's HairlnvigorntoY,sD
Jsyhe'sHair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Waapeno. a.
Lordon'a0 Oriental Hair Toned
Hanef'aEau Lustrsle, I'71
0ldridgeia Balm ofColuInbis.
Radway's Circaasian Balm,
e.. PANACEAS. ,
Swainis, Horck,a,
COLLABORATION We gatsble, b. -
Lougiev,R Great Weatorn.
ON faiENT AND SALYEs. ,
Dalley's Magical PaiuErtractor
Professor Hoiluway's1 Ointment.
Observation-Disclosures,
Bro0ks's MsgieSalve, Pfyor'gPiie
Gray'si Harriaon's Specific,
TrnBk Magnetic, j udkin's,
Louden'sAh- Healing, Rassia.
IN OILS. =i3iN
Rnahson'aC Cod Liver Oil, a
McNair,sAcoustic, scarpa,s do,
British, HAriasm. Is -!
BlTTERs. 81
MoEat,s phWuisl Ria ka,s A va,na4s.
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EAANIEL EDWARDS, (suocessor - TwI-

n DnNlEd GDW dnH0, SoucceSS0f TO TWI-
NJ BILL EDWARDs) Nos. 49, New Leyss And n
q and Fulton street. Of every description
Sheet Iron and Brass Work. He ready
%sss q Steam
general assortment Of Steam Gaugas Whistles Baaa
Cocks, Compiling valsea, etc., constantly hand.
e would call the attention OF
essn ssceasfal operation the r. g.
good Lawrence w H Sackhouse Thonaon Co. and II Ia
rsoa ~
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

If WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF |
a. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
Wholesale prless ll 7ss9s5Fg 78i 'sd37
Dspo, and spsssl Agency. chartrssr.ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-27

~ EM0VED--W. K. r. FRYER, INDIAN
DOCTOR has nenty located his Consul
ton os, No 20s OLD LEyEE STREET between Baracis n
s,ss opposite tho 2 Mini Al y country
~ SS :,
~ oalcs hours from O'Clock A. NJ. till O'Clock r. NJ
New Otlesns La, 1856. ll4a
M RI tu,;st III.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-05
Iunnins against An Iceberg.

On her passage out the steamer 81. Louis
ran against an iceberg at the eastern end
Of the Grand Banks. Her bows were bad.
" stove in, but she was able to reach Havre
with safety, as the injuries were chiefly
above the water line.
We imagine tina, this running against
icebergs 10 the cause Of the loss of many
ships which, like the steamship President,
are never heard Of az lin. When the leaks
made Ivy the conclusion are below the
water line, the vessel goes down; some.
times, we suppose, almost immediately.-
The danger Of coming in contact with ice
bergs might to great xtent be avoided, if
people were willing to sail in little lower
latitude, and take little longer time 70
perform the voyage. But the doctrine in
this go-ahsad age, 10 to take the chances
and risk life and property for the sake Of
being in Liverpool or New York day
sooner than the trip could be made if a safer
and therefore longer route were Travelled.
Il is not our province to preach against this
determination to get along fas, At the risk
OF life, but person who was disposed to
phlosophiIe on the matter, according TO the
school to which he belonged, couid scarcely
refrain from laughing or weeping over the
recklessness that prompts men thus t
peril their lives for only slight ante-date
in the receipt of news or goods, when The
aggregate of the years business in eithe'
item would be the same, if every voyage t.
Europe took two or three more Gays for it
accomplishment.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-05

EnAscirATioH II CuBA.-We give the
following paragraphs from the Havana cor.
respondent of the ". Y. Tribune, for wat
hey msy be worth
The old sdage says "it is an i'll wind
that blows nobody good" and am happy
10 have il in my power TO inform you tina,
The breaking up of the administering rxpe-
dtions against this Island will probably Sc
cure the enirsnchisement Of the unfortunate
slaves of Cuba.
know Dot if j, be sheer desperation tina,
has driven the Cre0les TO this solution, bu,
do know from the Conversation Of many OF
them that they are resolved upon it, proui-
didihe independence Of the Island shall be
guaranteed to them. II 10 generally un-
derstood that England long since made a
similar offering 10 the cubans. IF such be
the case, and see no reason to doubi it,
then the slsves of Cuba will be set free at a
much earlier period than we should have
dared previously TO think for. Yet let not
this be received as "6xed fact" but only
as one Of the probabilities ths, may arise
out ol passing eysn;s."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-05
rannAny HAu

On the night OF the 3oth ult. Tammany
Hall. in New York City, rsjoiced exceeding
n over the election Of Wise. John Coch-
ran and Judge Marion were the rrineipa'
,speake Resolutions denunciatory OF The
R.Ns were adpp,ed. and two hundred
sxsns were Cred, The menbrr' o. Tam'na-
NJ are a nc institution TO say any thing a.
esinss secret or any other kind Of socienes.
Ne 10 not know that it eould in strict cor
9ectness b. called seer [ society, but we
ssw,ll venture to say that m re political Ia
.srigniER Ia. be n ,r.g gin ited and per ected
y thin the V sils o. tn IT renowned bull ling
: than in any Other house in the United
3 ates FIR wiring in and wiring OUT. New
York Politicians have borne The palm ever
since the days of the revolution. T4mma-
~ 10 not 50 powerful % il once was; but its
forms rem ,in after its strength his depart.
Cd, Tx. the ceremonill ofihe Spanish court,
which incr. . ed in punctiliousness ~ the
e,asrcby became more feeble.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-05
Esv sAs 0ssssfs
MAD DOGS.

NJ. EIituI
/ would like to inquire through
the columns Of your journal, if there is
any law or ordinance to suppress the run
ming At large, during the hot summer
months, Of the thousands Of dogs that in
fest cur city.
We already hear Of mad dogs being in
this region. yet nothing is done to prevent
the snappish propensi,ies having full scope
Of any of the legion in our vicinity. Must
we wal, unit some friend ia writing in the
unequalled agony inflicted BY the bite Of =
mad dog, ere we can have an ordinance
passed or enforced, compelling owners 10
ta-ten up or muzzle their ours! Hogs wal
lowing in the gutter may be nuisance, but
we presume hundred such sights would mt
interfere with our hsalth, happiness, or
eauilibrium 30 much as ts see one frothing
cur 60 swapping through the streets, en-
failing the most horrid misery and death
upon Whatever crossed It's path.
In some cities Of less pretensions to me-
tropohtsn i'm 2ortance, they have dog laws
and hre-engines: would'n, it be laudable
deed to close our eyes on mammon a sufi-
cient lime TO do something for the better
protection of life and property in our midst
Answers requested by actions.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-05

SUCCESSFUL chiavelli says
shat coleri-s planted in sterile places are
n.re sure o eurcsss than those planted in
fertile spots; and history seems to prove the
truth VI the ssying. u n. minds are in
,sigosatcd by the susterity Of nsture and
circumstances.
We take the above paragraph from G-s-
han, and mav add that the truth of the
statement i. illustrated bF the histories of
the coion;es planted in NJ tn and South
Amerira; as also, though mt to 20 marked a
degree, BY n Nir h IN and Southern por.
lions Of the Uaited States.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-05

Destructive FiRss.-t destructive fire
occurred in Worcester. Massachusetts, on
the night o tn. 80 ult. Smton's Grist-
mill; W'de, Caapin g. Co.'S Maileable Iron
Works: Guildin., Gregmy& Co.'s Planning
and Si~ MIL. were among the buildings
Destroyed. The loss was estimated a,
ee1S0f 90, Of which about one-hs.f was in.
sured.
The Railroad briige over Stony Brook
river. at Lowell, was burned on the 3o,h
plt.
Al the same date. urge fres were raging
n the woods in New Hamp~h In Leav.
sritt and Shu,es bury counties. some three
thousand acre. Of iae timber land had
been bafsea over.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-05
e,rr,.,..a..s. q sAs sasssss.
iowa CIR, June /. 1855.

iowa Carr, June !, lSSo.
Aftsr p.ddlisg about the streets q TINS
plesssa, Capital. "shrough dub and MRS"
with 1 venerable son Of Escu'spias sso"
the Key Stone State. few hours s'nee
dinner to-day. l have retired to my p'easan!
rom at the Park House. and while debsrred
from going out BY the continued pouring
dow d Of rain. I thought that an idle line might
attract the attention Of some Of your nu-
msross readers who are net aware OF all
that is going on in the way Of business.
speculation and improvement. in city OF
1000 inhabitants. and only days drive
from our own beautiful Davenport. Prop
erty here Of all kinda. but especially real
estate, is changing haads with = rapidly
never before equalisd, and, perhaps, never
dreamed Of BY the most visionary or the
most sanguine spesulator.
Two store houses owned BY the hessrs.
Fowler, south side State Square, were sold
for $40 600, and lot corner Of Clinton ana
- streets, with small frame house, was
,old a, Is 900, all within = few days, besides
many other houses and lots and naked lots
have changed hands At greatly advanced
rates within few weeks.
Many new buildings have already been
erected and finished this spring, and many
more are in forward state towards CON-
pletion; and have heard it remarked BY
many men Of good judg that at least
400 hundred houses would be completed be-
fore the season was out. that had only be-
ginning the spring that has just closed
The city is alive with land buyers. emf
grants. their teams, stock and hundreds OF
aaxen-haired boys and girls. Who knows
when contemplating this mighty rush OF
little ones. tina, daily he beho!ds, there may
not be among them, in embryo, some
Madame De Stasl, come Hannah More
Landon, or Sigourney, some Washington,
franklin. Milton. Pope, Byron, or some
Webster, Clay OF Calhoun. whose deeds are
fresh in our memory, and whose lives nave
SINK to their shutdown encircled with the
brilliant rainbow Of their country's glory!
Yes. sir, hundreds Of these bare-iooted,
bare he ad ad, half-clad, but bright-eyed and
smiling faces, will, in no distant years. be
tracing back the course they are now going,
10 take their seats in our halls Of legislation,
anil elec,rify, by their wisdom aud elo-
ouence, future generations. Happy, proud
America. under your wise constitution, and
an honest administration Of your laws. the
poorest child that now is threading his v est
ward way over our beautiful plains to seek
. future home, may, BY industry and homes
,v. arrive At q distinction that kings might
envy. No mater what country gave him
lir h, whether q northern or southern sun
NAV have shed its rays upon him, while
America 10 his home and he lives beneath
her stars and stripes, he need fear no
abridgement of his liberty. nothing to pros
,rate his hopes of distinction.
The Park House, where am stopping,
10 still in full blast. and friend Tucker, its
worthy host, 10 on hand. looking about a.
good .natured and patient as usual, attending
with seeming pleasure to ell calls Of his
numerous patrons. Success attend him.
E.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-05

Biz Joss Painfully the Kane Ex.
petition which sailed from New York On
"Wednesday last. LAZY Franklin, having
resigned herself to IA. lief that her hus.
band rs dead, sent OUT marble table,
estuoiy inscribed. 10 be erected to the mem
cry 81 Sir John and his brave companions
y = y b placed on the White Cliff al
1eeehy Island. by the side Of tina, c Jmmom
RAhng the fate of Lieut.. Del!od, of ID.
1elsher Expedition.