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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-THREE
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PhlLA-
DTLPHTA and PITTSBUR0H.-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN PhhsdePhs for Ptt.bu,sh g. sNrNs vi sas
lssye. Phiade phs for Pittsburgh at Y VI and Pt6usn
for Philadelphia AZ u NJ The NIGHT EXPRESS IhAIn
..ves Phsde phia for Psburgh 81 II r. NJ snd fsouss
The sbye lines connect Pittsburgh with the hnrosd.
and from St Louis Mo-; Alton Gslens, and Chicago III
Fr.nkford Lexinst aud Louisville, XVI Terra hanie Msat
,on La Fayette and Indanopos Ind Cincinnati Dayton
lnbus Zsnesvlle Hsslon, and Wooster, ohoi $50 VIII
the Packet boats from and to Neworeans b Loos
Louisville and Cincinnati 49,
For further particulars hsndb In the nots Of hii
Civ Passengers will hnd It's the shortest most expeditions
spd comfort able route between the East and West
Through be had al either the aforementioned
piaees IL the West or Of .
r. b. DEAN, Agent. New-Jesey Railroad Co, foot Of
Courtlsnd-st- NewYork
il ELLIcoTT, Agent. Pennsyl lvana Railroad Co.
10. 2 kstor House. New York
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. uth and Market-sts.,
Nex-YOrk, April l9. la5a Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

DEDUCED PklCfS !-fOur nOuIs lIOm occhh
III to Ocean BY Pansm, Rarosdhea furnished 10 steer
age passengers the sthmus free loo ns besgtge ee-
Through fof California via Panama RAroadNo Cholera On
this roue-The United States Mail Steamship Company 1-
tend 10 dispatch for Aspnwal WEDNESDAY, Sep- ,,
At O'Clock r. NJ precisely from pier foot Of WGTens
North River the welknown and fAsonie steamship OEoROE
LAW, Capt A. g. Gray. -
Passengers viii be forwarded BY Panama Rilrosd
and connect with d the Pacific Nail Steamship
Company's magnificent steamships, which viii be m reA
pes and atey for sen Francisco They Will DO
barked free Of expense from the new pier OF the Panama
RsirOsd Co.
The public informed that the NJ g. Co always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying At Panama ready
M 10 avoid any possible detention of Passenger. Mails
For passage apply to w RAYMOND, At the only oihcs OF
the Companies No. IN Westst corner Wsuen-st, N T.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

hudson RIVER RAILROAn-On and sftes
MONDAY June IS iss5 th- rr<tns VII esse Chss.e>s
=, staten .. foIlcFr Express rrsin, NJ .oeses5.s "a
g,r,f.rr nd W.<.~r1 Tram Ma rr.tn, " thrOc q
w.- r,-t. IL " Expre. Trxn, p " Aceomnodssas
rrsfn, JPN For Poashke-p-is-wy MM " n
P.s,.tiij-S u .us $50 p n For sns sms-lo A. NJ
t;SordsSP NJ The Sing Sing and PsstssM Tr-ns Sof
A. Al he P.-<ersc- taken Ihsnce., t<n.
Ch-i..orb.r .nd sl.s-sts SUNDAY NAIL TRAIN st "
f--n csnslst, for Albany fIsy, soIs,ns SE So
forua NJ L ~ nr's S''s 0se
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

~ ROAD-SUMMEk AKKANUEMENI MAY :, I~N =,
TRAISs LEsvE Nzw-YoKK-For New.HaveD--7. ~,
sadssPa5iT lgss So si; q. 20 49,. EF5 {
md wsspo-7 A. NJ; 1880. $50. $50 PA For Serwslk.
Is NJ i.o So tEI and Ae jEIs = SO "a SS H. M n
Ae 45o Sis P. NJ. For stAmiord-7, g A NJ tE1 i2S
aa I, EI-J 40, SIS P " For Port Chester and New.
and Tntermsdisis stAtiOns-T A M laN, %s alS Az
Courcrrxs rsnxs-For Bosoon-s A. NJ, UIu a.
pr1 For Hartford and sphngheA-s, CEn',) lZS, r n
(Fx1 For Counectieu River Railroad 10 Nontrea-s A. ~
iFxi For Can.l Railroads. A. NJ, ls-; - 1880 p " Fs
Eesy London Raosd-s A. Nj +P. NJ For Honsafonic hsi
$40 p NJ Fer DAnbuIy and Norv.ls RsDrosd-'' A NJ
tPm - 40
lM:Ia5 CEx0 4S ass P. NJ, tELl From BndsePor-
$40, 742, Iois A. NJ; 2s2 ExJ ,s2P NJ tEs.l srors
NorsAlk-6 644 as I052 A. NJ; 2&, tES Al5, , -, II
r A. Fr) From Pors Ches,er-SSo 81 S4S , q s57, LIZ
A. NJ lo8, an Y. III. JAMES H. bpii' supI
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

Il A -,pseuer, ,suuesvs .reeptedl-On xnd sfer sArUh
DAY The "a Of lSs Eorf East leave srookyn i
Greenport A NJ. dsy sad snd,y' snd sAinIa.ys Si
p hor Yaphsnk a NJ and ;: t5 P. NJ for ftrDt1fd "
NJ .nd S:S5 and 2. NJ; for syosset, 10 A. NJ Ana tio
p NJ fo- Hesnps-es1 &c NJ. and Sass, i:B sad NJ fH
J.usica and Il NJ and 5:s5, sis sn4 ~ NJ freight
Train lssves a. An. -. a
TRANS GoDs wrsT.-Lesys G-eenpot for sroohys,
NJ daily and Saturdays and Mondays, 4:o NJ An<
sr Brool yn s:ss and IL LAksAnd FOR Brokyn $50
n and l2:c6 p NJ TaEEatnxdAe for BrOohlyn, and s:s
A NJ and o5 P. " syssset for Brooklyn, NJ sns f;$
p ~; RempstsAd for 5rook yn, 6;s, 7;S and A. M Aod
iS0 .nS IS Jamaica Tor Brookyn 5:+ s;lV I;a Nd
s:s A. NJ Aod 2ilO And s55 P X frelsh rrsa leaves a.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
THE EEW.YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES aAIL sTElhEE9-Ths .bsps eonprcIs sAds
FAClFIC, Cy- wa
lDpIATIC

ATLANTIC, Cspt wes1 fAClPiC, osr- W.
BALTIC, Capt coua<roek ADRIATIC
xke.e hips hsvns beep euit y coutTsf vps~sy = -
scyeruueut ccnrr-
toa snes u<zre strength nd ped s-i
leir zr-qused fer eleg-cs
snd comfort Prce passage rom SevYot te Lvepoo
esss cabin sIs IN second do <-5i exe1nve ase q az
raterocu. <-5 from Liverpool % Scv lerf ~sns
ruinesA experienced surreon st.shet C es~a sot :"
sur<h sa.-u->1 lrsidf fer
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

= sTFIPHIA an Pier No ! yorh River.-Two hno
,siv a. A aid ? N kSTnns Iss .6v q 4 NJ, ?,
- ~ r.vnasrs and PhAlelphiA Fare - Is E1pres ms
s2P n by JOHN POTTER 70 AhB0Y, thenes eireet
C.nDsen by csrs through n 6se hour. are 81 Wsy 40
sommoaficn and EEnisrsrf Lines q ?. n fare 81 - LH
rrsrt Ltne 5 p n. 81 s.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

NEW-YORK and ERIE RAlLkOAD.-Oh ana
IN .fer MONDAY July 1855, and unt further notice Ps>
tepscr Trans Per foot Of Duanes follows We;
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, at A. ~, for Dunkrk-
BIFFALO EXPRESS. At A. NJ, for Buffalo.
NAIL Sis A. NJ Tor Dunk'rk and Buffalo and nte7neif
.ts stations Passenger by this Train viii remain nigh
AZ Owe TO- and proceed the morning -
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 5 p NJ, from foot Of Cham
serstD via Pemont for Sucrns and intermedse stations
WAY PASSENGER, st4P. H., for Newbursh snd onsvtis
md nterrne ediafe Stations -
EMIGRANT at P. NJ, for Dunkrk and Buffalo, and inter
mediate Stations.
.ts:SO M for Dunkrk and Buffalo and Intermediate oa
These cypress Trains Elurs with the EnFs irs
.sar. Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls at Buffalo and Dun
tiTI h The Lake shore Railroad for Cleveland, Cncius-
Toledo Detroit Chicago &C. and With fstclss spendiF
W. D. C. mccALLUM General sup'L
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

Trean 9ieamers, &t.

TOR CALIFORN IA-PASSAGE $50
4 GREAT REDUCTION Of FARES-New- York and Ck-
orna Steamship Line via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Com
pany Nicaragua orhroGgh IN advance he nsl
40 than any other route avoiding the deadly
Panama fever and miles of dangerous boating Pmsms
Bay Rates Of Fare through San FISrcsco nendsg lsthna
crossing: .--
Recond Cabin. II
SteeragC.
The splendid doube-ensine steamship STAR OF THE
WEST 950o burden CAPT Turner "i Leave per No
Moth River O'Clock p. NJ. precisely for fUNIA AhE-
MAS on WEDNESDAY Sept 5, connecting With the rean
sbp CORTEs 1900 burden, the Nicaragua Transit
route having miles Of land sporation by
axes information 81 the reduced rates
only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No Bowling green
made the ocs Staf Cd ette skeo for Ga
cents each
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
6le6irGl.

ANDS' SAR S A P A r I L A.
- Cleanse aud purify the system this season OF the year
with this elbrstsd niecic'ne IL will i'm ore the sppete
snsthen e digestion and soon resore healthy aud
eircusion that viii all pred ion 70 sudden cpl
acncs attacks Pce Sl per bottle sx bottles III So
Prsrared and sold BY A. X. 4 d. SANDS, Druggists.
No 100 Fulton st. Sold also by druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
4 11LCTUGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.

M -Trs,rirr, for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS KANSAS, sne
III pcut, e .nd south West obtain rhroagh nckets
.nd I'D Information oscrrns fare. s either by ne
STW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-fOkk
CENTRAL RAILROAD, BY application e the Company q
Gee, Nc. ,g Broadway, cor: Dey..t ,,..
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
nITpI0TIC Y INF-New Line ofNEW-YORk

nATRICTIC IINE-New Line OF NEW iOiNh
- IlXFgPOOL PACKETS. Ths hae VII DC So"'
roseS OF the fo.evins Snd splendid supp y1 81 T.n
FATVOIrN q ef tnns burden. ..SaP- u. - r-1f-.
y n ..,...i so tuns burden c apt Ds,1 -s
WFBSTER........2oso tuns burden 'caPt a. am
oRITST ,......s ceo irns bardep spe - s,- The
IT, .hove vessel. have been recently paiAs' NJ ~ ~
l.,sss. ar most substantial IN the trade. A,;,x TAs
crnuus A. ded by u1sn o. experience and se y -
& aS.tion. are very superior. AID syery s1eftson 80
made {, premete the eSafer. q ss..eos XIV %
o. PsPoyFoRp TILEsrON Co No = Srosa~nI is ~.
.s.p,, N I,Serpool-T. GRIhsHA" 60 w. ~ WV
Plaza
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

GREAT CENTRAL K o 1 E.
III Th- Throu.h Ticket and Freight ohiee Of the
GREAT WESTERN HALLWAY.
MICHIGAN GENITAL RAILROAD,
,S .h,ir Railroad and StesbOst Connections 70 Cnicexo
Milxsutee Gaena Burlington Louis Cairo, and A. poins
West and Southwest, c.,~r~O -.
Va siisPESsTOS BRIDGE, BUFFALO, OF Os"ECO, s 81
., corrslsns,s:- 5,. DARIUS CLARK, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

EOR BREMEN via SWUTHAMPTUNl the
il United States Mail Steamship HERMANN, T. hiEains
Commander will ssil for BREMEN. touching al SpoIh
AMPTON 10 land mails and passengers for Ensisnf anf
France On SATURDAY Sept at u O'Clock NJ from Pier
No 81 North River -
PRICE or PASSAGE FROM NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON OR
In First Cabin, Main Saloon. ..........sss..''.-ISV
In First Cabin Lower Saloon. ..........''''''' lio
In Second Cabin. ....... .'...... % -.
An exprenced Surgeon attached 10 each steamer Specie
delivered in Have Lcndop. All letters must pass through
the po.i Office. For passage freight, apply 70 -
C H. SAND. Agent, No. IL south WI am y T..
The IT. sul.r WASHINGTON vii succeed the HERMANN
and sal CcCber6.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
II s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Fol

II 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP UUNPAN1-fO or
u HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS-On MONDAY,
Sept s. at p 81. from pier foot o Wanen-s' ~ K me
fact and favorite Steamship GRANADA, Capt s. r. Grhn,
will sail q above.
Passsge can be secured az tho Compeny's Office.
Freight TO Orleans 80 per cubic fooreceived on
Thursday Apg. So . -, .,, n, 49,,
rn signed BY the Company application At Their oce Ns
other signed and bills Of sdns viii be signed aef
the hour Of sailing. -
For freight or passage apply at the ONCE Of The Company
No. III West.s;., corner of Warren NJ u hObfh1o
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

TTHF BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FRon kEw-YoRK TO LiVGkPooL:
Chief Cabin Passage.
second Cabin Passage. e.....sss'''.s.''..'''''
rsoM boston TO LIVERPOOL $50
Chief Cabin Passage. ....'....''''''''''''Fi
SecouG Cabin Passage ....'.''''''''''' "
TIE shifs from Boston cal a. hsnfsx ,.,
ARABIA, Capt. Juokins- AMkhdCA, oApIs Ia
PERSIA, (slt kyre EthoLi-a' Sep.- S.--
ASH. Capt. E g. Lorr NANAnat NSpI 0r-e..
AFRICA. Capt HARRISON NlAvNhA Ssp- - ,r
Tnese vessels cNrTy clea " NE nslt O. -@s'HO9'
sfAreoard bow; Ted on Port hc". - ,-,..s.. s-b Arg
hHFRlCA, Iaf.... Leaves 5ostcn ~ sssy ~ Se.t
CANADA Stone...... Leaves seston as,l M
AFEfCA, HATTisOn... Leaves oosion - e.uey 1e-5 ~
AMERICA, Lang ....Lesves be Son' ss-h o.
CANADA stono...... caves bo<ion ~ is - 81
AFRICA HsIrison...L caves Boston " sS. sis. Nov
ASIA, Lott ..-...... .Leasss D"''S-'
Berths not secured until paid tof
Az expenc Boe6 SuIgeon Oh board . -..A,. A., Cola
The Of bese ships VII not Oe A.. u,-
Silver Bullion, Specie, Je~eiry - ~. th-reof
less bills Of lsdins Are okned ln-fei0f' 40 ~''
therein eapre--ed- -.
f'r usitn' VI P'''sS' II fcUNARD, No Bo~hgs-sreen
H. IN h. no ,tes,unips Of this ne from Ne~i"f -1'i
Srrfhar notice
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
IN PITRSTTANCF of an order of the Surrogate Of

In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
,be Comfy of New York notice b hereby given all Per
sons having claims agoinst JACOB KCCkEL, Ms o she NY
Of NewYork decessed to present The same win
n ereo 10 the subscribers their place OF business NO ~
9Th ay or at No Maiden lane In he CRY OF New on
before the 2sh day OF October neat-Dsted New 'ho
2sth day of April 1853. $500, r,,,.,,.,
,,.rsns. sAMTEI sANIls 4 RToKFkkk ToKFkkL Aduinr,io
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
N pJrRSJTANCF of an order of the Surrogate Of

the County Of New York, notice hereby gwen % All Per
sous having claims against JOHN BRADY ate OF tho Cy OF
NeYork oased present the same with vouchers there
of the Subscribers at bis residence No -
dated New York the 9th day of July, 1855
iyS isxsms FRANCIS BRADY, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
DnilNing alaterials.

E'NCAUSTlC TILES For Nestbules, hslisl
CUIMETY Tors DRAIN Plrt ke For sale BY
MILLER COATES A tOULE, No. 279 Pear a.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

the County Of NewYork notice Is hereby given 70 Al per,
having claims against MAHLON DAY late Of the City OF
NewYok deceased present the same, with yonsne5'
thereof 70 the subscribers, at the store ot AbhAhhh o.
SANDS No l4 Wilismst In the City of Newfork, on or
before the eighth day OF January nexDated New YORK the
sxih day Of July, 1855
EDWARD NJ DAY, D
ABRAHAM B. SANDS, Executors
VI iauRrnS WILLIAM r THURSTON, JR.,)
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

Trrros MEEriSG.-We understand that
a, the adjourned railroad meeting st Upton,
on las. Saturday evening, it was resolved,
as the sense of the meeting, that Cedar
county should subscribe $4,000, and $780,
900 should be raised by individual sabscrip-
tons. The maeting did not decide any
thing about the location of the road. but
wisely left that to the Company. That body
will of course make the location Is they are
guided by cheapness of construction, and
that preponderance Of eligibility which will
be determined by an sccur ate examination
of all the facts bearing on the case.
As far as the interests of Davenport are
concer ned we desire no better arbitrament.
We have strong faith in the force and hx-
edness OF thote geographical facts, az well
as in the attractive power of the laws of
trade, which will cause the produce OF Co.
dar and other central counties, to seek the
eastern markets by way Of the Bridge City
In the words of the French phrase, occa.
sionally used by Father Rit chic. Eous yer
rons.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

The following paragraph from che Chcs-
., press expresses our own teeangs OF OBJ
location 70 Francis P. BLAIR, for his time
~ and truthful letter. Many. very many
democrats have refused to follow the reck-
loss and criminal lead of Dou glas and Atchi-
son and we cannot but believe that the
number of such will be greatly increased
bv the wise and patriotic counsels Of the
well.kpown Democrat who tells them that
the Joint efforts of all who believe 10 the
principles of true republicsnism, are neces-
sary to deiea, the gigantic conspiracy, which
having for its head President who is aim
ing at a reelection, is laboring to destroy
all the old landmarks Of our progress ss
free nation. The Press says
aEor ourselves, We thank Mr.. Blair for
the noble utterance We think We hear IN
i, a solemn voice from the fathers OF the
Republic, calling back those who have been
led as,ray, to the dictates of sounder pat
rio,sm and to jus;er conception OF those
eternal principles of human rights upon
whic h the superstructuse of this govern
ment was reared. God grant that this
voice NAV arouse the national mind and stii
up the national conscience before the trea.
son that is plotted shall have accomplished
| It's full purpose."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

The EfrEcr OF SrIBrruALIsa.-The
Buffalo Post of last Tuesday evening says:
ave learn from unquestioned authority
that very respectable and worthy young
man, a box-maker, working on Jackson
street in this city, was taken on Sunday, to
the Insane Department Of the County Poor
House. in a state OF most rabid insanity,
produced by the operation Of the Spiritual
Rapping delusion and pretended 'manifes-
ta.ions.' We learn that the young man
(whose name we can give If necessary is
strictly temperate and very industrious. and
no doubt whatever exists in the minds OF
those conversant with the circumstances o,
his case, that his terrible insanity is direct.
ly attributable to the spiritual mania"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

CRY ScoUSpRELs.-The New York
Times commenting upon the recent trial OF
Baker for the murder of Poole, says the evi.
dence reyealed the existence in that city OF
class of men whom no one would lave ex-
pected to find, except spon the very out
skirts Of civilization. We thought j, had
been generally known and admitted, tina.
the very worst species Of scoundrels are al
ways TO be found in the hearts Of such cities
as London, Paris and New York.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

LOVE- OF MosEr.-The following para.
graph furnished by the Free P,ess, paper
published IN London, Canada West, could
be used by David Paul Brown as another
Illustration of the mean ness of avarice.
a man named Glynn. who 10 possessed
oil $4,000 worth of property in this city,
was brought before the Police Cour, yester.
Gay morning on charge Of drunkenness.
Inc presiding magistrate ordered him 10
pay me OF 3s or be imprisoned. Will it
be believed that the defendsn, no.i,ivelv
refused TO pay So to liberate himself and
was escorted to goal where he will re ceiye
nine days feeding at the expense Of the
pubiic' We must add that he il IN old
bachelor nevertheless, the Circumstances
may be ranked with the many curious little
incidents in every day life which oce ssion-
ally come TO light"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19
o1xITTT Co111spoND1NcE
Moscow, Dec. Is, 1858,

Mr.. EpIroR:-
The long delayed and anx-
ioualy looked ior, passenger train on the d,
m. Railroad en- roats for Iowa City, pass
ed through our quiet and beautifn. village,
for the first time, this day. The train
brought up in front Of the COSMOPOLITAN
HousE precisely at half past two p NJ
Though its arrival had not been previously
announced, and was entirely unexpected
by our citizens, yet many OF them were
recent, and gave it a hearty though silent
welcome, believing, as they did, more IN
heartfelt congratulations at the happy event
and the growing prosperity Of our State
than the empty, bombastic noise OF our
more populous neighbor.
Messrs. Cook, of Davenport, and Ptesi-
den. of the Company, Farnam, of Chicago.
principal builder. Henry, Superintendent of
the Road, and others, proceeded to the Co.'S
mopoli,an House, where the proprietor had
hastily prepared a suitable repast Of which
tn. party As hastily partook, and after re-
turning many compliments for the kindness
with which they had been received, and ex-
pressing many good wishes for the prosper
ity Of our place, which were kindly ac-
knowledged and duly reciProcated. departed
in good spirits on their westward tour,
We are deeply sensible of the great OBJ
legation we are under to those enterprising
gentlemen who projected this gigantic work
and have il 90 nearly completed. Our
best wishes are. that ample means, directed
BY the same energy, will be speedily forth
coming to complete the last link in the
chain which is to bind together the two ex.
tremes OF our Republic Gan emblem OF what
should be union of sentiment), and the
iron horse shall leap the Rocky Mountains
and land his wel-filled train on the shores
Of the Pacific.
At half past eight in the evening, the
same train returned to this place well filled
with passengers for Davenport. Thus We
have now an easy and speedy communities
ton with New York and Boston by Rail
road, the entire distance of which can be
passed over in three days. Hurrah for the
Railroad! We can now leave our farms
and shops, our stores and counting rooms
on which and in which We have been so
long incnrcerated, and in one short week
can visit the places OF our birth and child.
hood. and return again TO our new homes in
the West, cissr If not better for the journey.
Thus are Railroads means OF civilization,
of moral and mental Improvement. Hor.
rah. agsin, for the Raj and the great
west. and extended prairies that belong TO
.nobody" but Uncle Sam, and he has agreed
to let US have them cheap. Come on, all
20 "yo,s yourself a farm party" and secure
one in the land OF our home, where there is
still room enough and to spare.
H. u. ROBERTS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

ALAaaE ARRIvAL "A subscriber Of the
Detroit Advertiser, writing from fpslanti,
says that there arrived lately in that town
ship, from Norfolk, England, a small family
consisting of father, mothe-, three sons and
eleven daughters, all adults, in good order
and well conditioned, except the old lady,
who was sea.sick on the passage. and had
wasted herself down TO 1873 lbs.
A portion of the girls are out az service,
the remainder have gone to the prairies OF
Illinois. The aggregate weight ofthe fam.
lily, Is reduced by travel. is about u ton and
half.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

The SCRIPTURES IN SPAIs.-ln single
town in Spain there are, it is stated. nearly
four Thousand persons who have abandon
ed papal worship. and who assiduousiy
study the Holy Scriptures as their only rule.
In other towns there are many persons, in
Guiding not few OF the clergy, who pro-
test against the tyranny and superstitions
Of the Church OF Rome, and declare them.
selves DESTROYS of further light.-Presby's-
ridn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

The ST. Louis Republican says the Pacific
Railroad is again open to Herman, trial
trains having passed over on the 18th. The
locomotive and passenger cars saved from
the wreck at the Gasconade river were to
be taken TO St. Louis for repair.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

SALT.-The Syracuse Journal says the
smount OF salt inspected on the O1ondaga
Reservation from January lat, 1855, to the
LIST inst, was 6.o32,5l4 bushels,-an in.
crease over the corresponding period Of last
year of 26s $40 bushels.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

THOMAS SPoosEs, the Presiden. Of the
Council Of the American party in Ohio, mas
called special meeting Of tina, Council to
be held at Columbus on the Sd prox.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

The ST. Louis Intslit9ssosr states tina,
The purchase of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad by Page & Bacon, will bring to
speedy and satisfactory termination the e.
nsncial embarrassment OF that well.known
house.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

In view offuture contingencies, the Cairo
Timer aud Delta has removed the name of
Stephen A. Douglas from the head OF ii.
editorial column, where il stood "ior the
Presidency" Prudent, under the circum.
stances.-Chie Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19
Lost.

ON tae N orning OF the i7th, between Judge spen.
~ GERS residence in Rock Isl land and the Female
College In Davenpof,.s gold chain with u ockel ut
,sched which had places for four daguerrsoypes one
email locke, with dsgureotyps OF child, aBd initial,
r. s.. ons gola ind gold pencil, all attached
20 the chain. The nades will be literally rewarded
by leaving Al this once OF 81 the Tesdencs Of
Judge Opsasss n keck lsland. j. tdscls-dsy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

On the 9Th inst. the Lawrence, at Que
bee, was free from ice, and the steamers
were running as in summer This is a re-
markable circumstance so late in the sea.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-19

The telegraph wires and the e'nt ANNA ANN.
Convention are to bring all the M wse'y
combinations Of the Administrator
tact with the masses at the appointed 1Ie.
But. will the wires work! Undouotea " 'ne
people, Ear and wide. will have their 10 snue.
lions from the operators, but the res Ponse
will probably be thunderbolt to ,hos c VINO
have violated their rights, spurned I'd en- le.
monstrances, and, ass consequence. nav
array ed brothers from the different " 'c,oas
&c he Irn;on |, O shed each others bl, nod, IN
civil war. ON the plains of Kansas