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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
TINE RECEIPTS GIVEN.
FROM
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.


American Express Co. Proprietors.
4 RRANGEMENTs have been made BY which the
N above Dispatch is enabled TO forward goods az a
srssr,sasfisss ,ats ,ksa a.y lire rsnning West.
except the regular Express Company.
FsrIsur By this Dispatch Is Forwarded via Railroad
entirely in hirsdby and appropriated 20 this Dis
TsAls-.
Marx goods Merchants, Dispa,eh. Care Huh & p.
Davenport, Iowa, and leave memorandum ofe"nifAet
Rorfuriher particulars applyto
vl.s'ros Ass 49, srS ?. s,. ~ Boston
or TO lhe undersigned, Agents for Davenport asd
Rock Island.
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE,
nN BRADY STREET, third aood from ID street.
are nov 0rssins s1seE n OF rs.df R maas
way, New York of the best material and in his best
style, which shall sell at the LOWEST PRICES.
Gentlemen are 10 call and examine our stock
4 Davenport, June 10 dn HILL&CO.
LADIES' COLLEGE.
THE Second Quarter ofthe above institute will com
menee on wednesday, September 3ih In all of 1t
departments.
Our arrangements for thorough eourseof instruc-
ton in the various departments OF the College are
ample and on scale TO meet the demands ofthe age
| and spirit oftbe times.
pete course Of stadies than any of our schools for
young ladies. Yea, more, We mean 10 take the lead
4 in the business offe male education.
Of stadie. win be varied to suit the cir
eBmstxnces and intellectual paclty ofihe pupil.
Tuition IN the Primary Department, ~ 10 per or
do -. usual course, 90 - -
/ Languages and higher Sc gish branches, 90 60 "
NoTg-So sEtro cha rzesin the Normalor
1 Teachers department.
l Music on Piano Melodeon ,GuitarsBd
Harp. el0 90 to ~ 90 - 50
] Landscape Psintingin Oil. 90 " 90
MoBoehromatie. C ray on and Pencil
Drawing. hc. each, 90 " -
1 Pspicr Maebe Ind Ornam niai esther
| Work. each, 90 90 -
! Embroidery. Ornaments Needle Work,
cxe., e., in all their yariets, each, 90 q o.
/ Diplomas will be given to those no com
p,ete thorough eourseiR either ofihe
A departments.
Board with furnished rooms including
washing, lights fuel, stationery &c, "a 90 +" 50
1.-THE pupil furnishes her ow room, etc, 90 90 60 90
\ AL pay ments 10 be made in advance,
Those wising 10 secure desks day sch ol
zfs, mus. apply xsoa. i. II. COD DING,
/ Ptopreiorand Superintendent.
/ Ms. T. H. cobDIEa, p,t..t,.
Mas. VI. A. CorDIxG, e'PA''
| Darennnri. Avg %. 'a5-dwtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10

lions. Furnaces. Mines, Rolling Mills. Paper Mills,
Factories Stationary Fire Engines, Garden Engines,
Wells, Cisterns, aud for al purposes where Pump
can be used.
These Pumps are now IN nsr on all the principal
Railroads - uih and West,
II JsSlLEEK MEDAL ava ted to these Pumps at
he late Fair Ofihu Ohio Mechanics iusiitHtc
VI Full and perfect satisfaction guaranteed Ia all
cases where properly put up, according u directions
II 5zOrders Thankfully rseci, ed aud promptly filled
by MOSES 81 lIfTLER, Office q. Burrows q Pretty
mans, Front street, Davenport, Iowa.
IN LII l-nl.Nx.h m
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
HORsYS

FUhsESl
VoHN MCDONNELL. Veterinary Surgeon, from
u Rochester, ". =. begs respeetfuilyto inform the
public tat he has located In Davenport where he
be consulted a. all hours and all diseases that the
horse subject to. After going through thorough
course Of study for the profession and having many
years good praCtrc on Mi Kinds OF disease, and
prod aee good testimonials any other West
OF New York, feels happy 10 say thHt he wIl Try ~
give general satisfaction to all persons that employ
him.
spcRring's Stable on Second u.
n. Is. Guaranteed Recipes sold to any person living
alta distance from nfarrigr.
naNenpOrl. So u. eth lsI5 hw-tf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
INSURANCE.
YIEE AND xAxME
ris..uri stats Nutual Fire, Marine Insurance
Company Of s.. Louis.

r.prraf. aaosooe and constantly increasing
.s-epiv S.M. Edgcli,
= nav B. Alexander, E Wymaa,
r.cr.e D. A. January. {. n feek.
ro,,re. issned from 80 days TO sk years. ano 'he ~
sprsa participate In the whole prontsj .~an,
Por Information enquire ofthe uHasrss YpneT
~ Davenport. - u -
Jsly soih, is5a-uS-y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10

JUST RECEIVED!
DY Express at MIrCHELL'S Emporium an elegant
ID ASSOC tment of Embroidery;
White Lace Capes'
Lace and Cambria UndcrsleeyeS
Laccs and founcinSs;
Ladies' Collars;
Gents Shirt Bosoms and Collars.
Also
DE Lame and Cashmere Shawls;
White and col. Wool Dc LANES;
Mosquito Laces:
French Workings and G rotehet Cotton;
Large LOT ofTrimmiugs aud Fancy Articles.
ALSO:
An excellent assortment OF Ladies shoes ana va
rie,y of new hes of Fall Goods
August 10 ls55 diff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
DRY LUEBER.
= uAVYuow on hand any quantity ~ The best
MIG Hull I.u m her.

HAVYnow @ hand any quantity flhe best
Mig Hull Lumber.
HSzR1s-TED THGRpUGHEF KfLs DRIED.
Having parshsssa several large Wisconsin hads;
.sd sunnisa sfcie pces from the & hrago Yaras. !
now have general assortment OF al ilnes 81 hin-
re- !, hand Aiso Piae shingles, Paiiings, Jolsis,
Slwdetps Sash, Fnrring for brick houses, Laih- &C.
TzsOf5cs NORTH Of the smitEs' chop, as you enter
she city bs the Camden road.
Rock isiaae. sepiedu BEN u ALSh'
liz store ard for sale By
DALZEfId BRO.
N &. q W. NELLY,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets n large and well selected stock
goods of all descriptions, In common use, consisting
Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
q. 4. T. 4. & kanawha salt Hardware,
Xet's and Mill Saws Iron, all kinds, Steei assorted
Castings, Nails all kinds, Grndsiones,
Woodenware, Live geese feathers, Pitch * oakum,
sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Siurs, &c,
viii n will be sold at a small advance for Cab. As
Int ad Keeping every thing in common use, persons
ing several articles obtain them on
atth Brick Store opposite the Mills, davenport Iowa
une 9, ls53~2a. J. NJ. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
NEWS AND BOOK INKS.
cOL0xED INKS AND BR0KZEs,
pnYWrYRH' 1IUF Ae.

PRINTERS GLUE. &c.
Specimen Books III be sent application, 70 those
wishing order from this Foundry.
OLD TYPE TAKEN N EXCHANGE FOB NEW
att ceuts per delivered at store We also IN
tend having on hand at all times
NEWS PAPER Of thc USUAL SIZES
Any sife not hsnd, made 70 order We have also
been appoisted agents for
Hoes Superior Printing Presses,
which Ne viii furnish order at shorf notice. We
have already applied raj sfess. These Presses
rive sasi sfsetion- Catalogues with prices
cut postage free on application. We furrisb Type
and Praasee on the sane the manufacturers,
making the same Cash discount. adding trahsPoria-
tiop. Address -
a. A. PORTER & BROTHER.
north Western Type Agency Rock Island.
Rock Island, Anr. 8, 1855. G-wr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
Nsils, Clsss, WHITE Lead

A LARGE stock tua received directfrom the Man.
"A ufsstnrey. "lLsOh HARLEY.
My q ts1
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
St. Louis and Ct. Paul Packet

THE steamer MARY e, NJ. A FoscE.
q Master. has just been thoroughly over
E0Ln hauled and repaired ard Il now In
season between 81. Louisiana st. PAM, touching
at all intermediate landings. For oightauply on
board orto BURROWS + PREITYMAN.
AErii. 25.. is55:s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
Steam Engines!

DORTABLE Steam Enginesen hat and made "a
L order, Yiz:-4,6,9. ~ and Is horse power, from
improved patterns. with Locomotive Boilers, aud
warranted supcriorto anything of,hs Kind ever be.
foreoHered 10 the public. Price I0I peThorse pow
or. =. ". O. TES e. co,
Dec. Is q W.T. Eagle " orks. chicago.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10

yRv YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ORcs lo6 Broadway, N. Z.
Aopycy No. q LIE CLAIRE BLOCK, DAVENPORT
CApIyAt . - 49, 49,,
W. MeGREGoR, Agent.
Sept. 81, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10
DAvEIroRr INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

~ VestsYn IassachuSetts lnsnranee Vo"Py'
Pittsaeld, Mass.
Cash Capital.
Dersie S' Pi,tsaeid, Mass.
r.r,,.,e,no a.o aeaai-ea Capital 9ion, 200
Sasn ~, 49,. pio.r MYRON IL. FISH. Agi.
ono , !. ., Rock Island, Ills.
$500 ~ aao, j HyHoATH, Agent,
80 q a. Davenport, lowas
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-10

WYE have received the Agency Of this sound sno
w reliable Company for ps.enfen aaa ,ie,nisii,
a-sss- MACKL3T s CoRBIS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26
NEW-GRANADA.

TRIAL TRIP or THE GoLDEs AGE.-The steamer
Golden Age bdving been reftted made a successful
trial trip on the 18th inst, running from Panama to
the Pearl Islands and back.
HORRIBLE MURDER Is TABoGA.-THE MURDER
FRS EXEcUTED BIZ THE PEoPLE.-Tbe following az
count Of the proceedings in Taboga Is from the PaHa
memo of Sunday, June TO-:
We have seen letter from a resident in Taboga
10 gentleman in this city dated yesterday, stating
that on Friday last at midnight some men entered
the house of an American named Tracy, who resided
on the beach near the Verandah Hotel, dragged him
out Of bed end murdered him in the most horrible
and brutal manner. His wife fortunately escaped In
her Dig hit drese and though pursued reached the y-
age In safety and gave the alarm at Schubers butcher
shop The affair soon became known, and ooth ioI-
egners and natives turned TO find the perpetrators
of this bloody deed. ill., and the
-Four men had been arrested on suspie9Un, OF
greatest excitement prevailed. One was - II a.,
auian the second a native Of ola SPoN'' ~
American and the fourth Chlieno' all ox.r,;,
"We hive since heard that no ~ M ~ ;, =, 80 g.,
alton made there exists doubt oil inc un' vi e hfs'
three named parties: ,.:,, information bss haen
ooa5 r., tie guilt of the three men was 90 clearly
sS - even confessed by themselves, that the
DIV lid on Immediately hanging them, which
peordinQiy done, to the evident satisfaction of the
Foundation both fortig ners and natives the lat
80. of whom felt so highly upon the matter that they
,efsed 10 allow the bodies 10 be buried on the saad"
The Star aad Herald gives the following sddi-
tional particulars;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

Our dates from the South Pacific are: Valparaiso
May IA, and Callao May "a.
The Minister Of Marine has published two important
DEGREES with regard TO merchantmen. The one al
lowing to national vessels the completion OF their
crews with two-tbirds foreigners, counting from tho
captain downward, in view of tue great scarcity OF
Gillian sailors in proportion to the number OF vessels
ssiing under the CHILEAN flag. This regulation Is to
remain in force until May I, 1855.
The other imposes upon every captain OF vessel
the duty of giving satisfactory account on his return oil
all the Gillian sailors who may be found missing from
biz muster rol uoder penalty OF $50 for every man,
and the rick Of his vessel being considered az under
foreign hag without claim to the privileges Of the moet
favored bations.
The last accounts from Cbiapo are more satisfactory;
the onetary isis lie disappearing and little spoken
of at present. The copper mines are continuing 10
We'd which are actively worked, and as Il 10 hoped
iha with he next legislation the export duties, which,
are so much preudal at present 10 the mines wiz DO
apntl Cd the state Of the mines may be considered
fattering one.
The United States frigate Independence, 90 guns,
smiled for CalIao on the 10th inet.
PERU.-The Peruvian newspapers and pubic are
bully d cussng the question of religious liberation
to wi ich tie majority appear to be opposed,
Tie elections have terminated and resulted IN tho
triumph of the Ministerial party.
IL Is thought that Gen. Castillo viii be elected ID
tho Presidency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26
MOWING-MACHINES.

THE LATE TRIAL IN WESTCHEsfER co.
To ne Editor If The ~ y. Tvibsne
SIR: | have Just received the manuscript Report
of the Judges appointed for the above trial, (beng
substantially published in your paper Of the 2lst nst
which gives me the opportunity of correcting from an
official document the report which appeared in The
TRIBUNE Of the 10th inst, with regard TO Aliens Now
ing Machine. Your last says:
The lar that holds Knives appears 20 low but does
M, cut a. close as some OF machines and d:es not
W. RI a. easily. II do better IN heavy gas but win nfso
Of he principal men Of manufsc urer essb hnent % d.
:. .s' ta II G! ''''' N- ~
There are slurs, nsinustions and nsstatements
enough in this mischeyous little paragraph TO condemn
balf-a.dozen good machines If left unconradicted'
1.-THE bar APPEARS 10 run low, but does not cut as
close as some Of the other machines, and does not
work as easily" The Committee thought 1T cut
low and smooth enough to give IL the first s~srd,
with four Others Of the nine machines entered for
trial; and az to working easily" they gave Il nc
highest arayd with two others ooy, out OF the nine.
AQsin with three OF the principal men Of the e.
tabishment," &c. Of the principal nee" alluded 70,
two never saw any moving machine at WORK except
Aliens, and then only for an hour or two in unrpe
ersss and the other had 10 addition carelessiy looked
at Ketchums last season. while az work, for ten min
utes only. This the sum to- al OF their Aggregate
experience in managing moving machines previous
To going 10 this trial. That they should not have made
the machine go perfectly through the first swa ION
which we presume this self styled report was based is
mot surprisng when ell were ignorant OF n prscoca.
working; and even this would have been ayosed nsa
the driver stopped 10 arrange the draugt properly az
he ra ;nstpcied instead OF dragging over the ground
With the MAJ hine improperly adjusted Ihs, III did
give satisfaction to the sole prGpre@ pc mrs. S &c s
through the Tribune n he he soa .s ssro@nd How die
no. he nnLc" were with this trial may be gath
s1eJ tom he report Of the committee and from the
,tLer fact that several persons gave orders for this
machine before the conclusion OF the TRIAL. for which
tIey said no guarantee necessary, result be-
eye confined wholly To this machine. OF the six prin-
cipa points made by the committee the Allen machine
received in connection with more Of the others,
the highest Award fee and In the remaining one, on
will guarantee this inferior 10 other exhibited ON
this or any other occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

ALABANA.-Gen. sydenham Moore has been nom-
mated the Democratic candidate for Congress h
tie Nth DEtict. There are now three candidates
the regular Know Nothing Wing candidate, w. r.
smith, Familiarity known as Little Billy, Independ-
ent, qassi-Democrahc, Knos-N Nothing, Nondescdpt;
and Gen. Moore, Democratic State Rights nominee.
TESSEssEE @. Graham, Esq., b the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress IN the Let Oongrsasoaaa
District. Mesas. Taylor and Wstkins ere The cp-
posing candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26
C,IPREME CoURT-JosEPH WE'LL an,

- MAX WE'LL aEsi. L. e. BERGEN, ga suit ITO the De-
tepdsut You are hereby summoned required
the complaint tins action which will be filed In the Ohce Of
the Clerk the City and County Of New York a. the City Hall
in he CITY Of Ne.York and copy of answer
10 the complaint the subscribers at their ONCE NO
wa said City. within twenty days after me service OF
his sunuous on YOU Of the day Of services
,d If Won fail TO the said complaint within the time
.re.ad the plaintiffs this action will take Emsnt az 1int
xop for the u Of hundred and twenty eight dollars and
irtypne cents with interest from the wentythd day Of
Anil one thousand eight hundred and hy five besides the
costs Of This sctiou. Dated 10Th June 1855
EMERSON & PRICHARD Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint ia this action nled 10 the office OF said
Cle.k on he Slst DAY Of June, 1855.
- EMERSON PRICHARD, Attorneys FOX Plaintiff
a u " lswswTu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26

LEGAL Fars. given By D. c BALDWIN At the C. C. and T.
X. r. Once. Cleveland
Bsssse checked from Cleveland BeIefsntaine AID mo
syos from thence 70 Louisville Madison, Ierre hAHe' la
fsyefts and Evansville. o-1- ca...
Procure Ticket. at the Lake Shore Railroad Once N ~
land Of D. C. BALDWIN, General Ticket Agent OF " MN
TON, at the Weddsl House Cleveland -
OILY lsi HoUss FsoN CLEvsLASo TO LoUissiLLt, D.
Merchants wishing sp Goods can make ecrtrsets 10 s
York Poton Albany or Troy with the General feen Aen
Of the Railroad Companies Erie Cam. Lines 20 H1o
through Freight Tariffs have been sent Good saarsa M
be forwarded With eips,eh J. rOTiiNonAajS - n
Tor information relative to the above rooss sppy n
uoPToN 1,,,sr.I TSrtet AGENT, Wedden Ho1se, OF & IL
BROOKS Passenger Agent 81 he C. C. and H. u peSSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26
MEXICO.
COMOYFORT VICTORIOUS.

From The Sese- Orleans Della June 10.
By private letter received from the City of Mexico
dated June s. we learn that the goth ult the ad-
vance Of President Santa Anna's army, numbering
about 900 men, made It's appearance before the CITY
of Ario Gen. Comoufort's headquarters The latter
General Immediately ordered a sortie from the garr.
son. and bis soldiers rushing forth with the light OF
battle in their faces suddenly fell upon the lmpe-
rial army and, after short but desperate battle, 10,
the entire army OF H. II. TO retire TO Morea, where
at the latest accounts, be waiting good opportu-
nifty TO return to the capital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26
rTHE PEOPLE of the STATE ofNEw-YoRK

H'HE PEOPLE OF the STATE OF NEN-1ohh
BY the Grace Of God FIRE. and pdependsni: To al Pers2ns
interested Esste OF THOMAS L. ARK, late OF the
City NewYork deceased creditors egaees next Of Kin
otherwise Send Greetings leu and each Of are hereby
cited required personally be and sppear before surro
gate ofthe County Of NevYork his Office IN the City OF
the 9Th day Of August next eleven clock 10
the that day then and there attend the ma set
enent Of the proceedings Of GEORGE d. d. GlL
LEsPE IS Executor OF Last VIII and Testsmeni Of said
deeessed whereof have esused the seal OF ohce
Cf said Suusafe TO Be heTeuno affixed Wines Alexander w
Bradford squire surroE Of our said County a. the
IL CITY Of NeyYOrk The I'D day Of June 10 the Of
our Lord enc thousand eight hundred ard hy-hye.
ies6 law4wTu A W. BRADFOhDi Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26
PEGULAR NAIL LINE via sTONINGToN

~ 6I BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFoaD and
TAUETOE.-inlend route, carrying the Easterp Mall .,
The steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, snd
VANDERBILT Capt w. II. Frxree, IN connection WITH the
soninOp and Providence, and Boston and Pro,asne hs
roads leaving EeYok daily tSundays sIceptedl tom p
No. an r. first wharf above Battery place. a. oeoeh NJ
ard stonnston ocock p NJ arrival o. The Mail trsin
which leaves boston az 80 Pm.
These unsupessed for strength safety speu
comfort and elegance The officers experienced and sten
tive. .
The C. VANDERBILT, from EewYork-MoDday, Wedne-
day and Friday From stonng0n-TuesdAy, THURSDAY ano
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York-Tue-dsy, Thur,
day Saturday From soningtoD-iondAy "Wednesday ssd
Friday. ,,-
Passenger, arrival stOumrOn proceed nnedistey Per
Railroad Providence Boston, Tauuon and New Bedford ~
the Express Mail reaching said places several bouIs ~ a
those by other outee and in ample time Tor al me
,sy Morning Lines connecting North and East PASSENGERS
who prefer 1t remain board the enjoying nights
reet undi urbed brskng desired and leave StoDngon
the train, connecting Providence with the ii A ~
train FOR Boston, Taunton and New Bedford
Through tickets Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via Bedford
com Getting with the steamer Eagle Wing
Basssge Master the Steamer and Train through
eGch way.
For passage teths sts'erooms or freight application msJ
msde pier No North River, 81 the Office, No. 10 Bet
tery-plsce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26
CTPRFME COURT-JOSEPH WE'LL and

- MAX WE'LL against l. S. BARGEN.-Fist suit
To the DEFENDANT-You are hereby summoned and re-
auhed 10 answer the complaint in this action which will be
filed Office Of the Cek Of the City and County OF New
York the CyHa in the City Of New-Yot aud 70 serve
cory OF your the said complaint the subscribers
at her Office No ~sl in said CRY, within twenty days
ser The this exclusive Of the day
of uch service; and yon fail the sad
within the time aforesaid the Plaintiffs 10 this action will take
,ut against you for the hundred and eighty
one dol ar with interest dollars from the fourth
day Of November thousand eight hundred and y four
and on two hundred and sixty dollars from the th day Of
auusry one thousand eight hundred and yhye besides she
costs OF his actiou.-Datei tn June, s5a
EMERSON PRICHARD. PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
The complaint in this action fled in the office Of said
CLERK on the 2lst day of June. 1855.
EMERSON L PRICHARD, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
80 awfyTu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26
uOS~ Summer Arrangement 1OSS
lSHl TAKE NOTICE. ODD.

Il
NEW ROUTE OPEN TO ST LOULs.PAsSE NGERS
FOR THE WEST SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST ~ THE
CLTvELAED, BELLEFoNTAINE AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD. ,,. e. n
YORK Boston and all NewEns.and Albany Troy and bgnAo
to Marion Belefontsine, Dayton Sydney Pqqs and 1ree.
vii e. Ohio; Union Mumcie Indianapolis, Peru L.ayes L
Transport Tere Vneennes and Evansville Ind Louis
vile KY and St Louis. s.. r.
THREE TRAINS LEAVE CLEVELAND LILY SUNDAYS Ex
cEPrFp -7:SC NJ Express Train connects at Gallon WIN
B. and l. Train. a,
II A. NJ connecting AZ Beilefontane with the NJ X and
l. Train for Urbana and Springfield and arrye al Dayton
Indianapolis a. $3.50 same evening,
ret IN the morning by the early Trains
for LAFAYETTE, Peru, Losansport and Chicago
Haue Nncennes and Evansylhe leave
al e5 NJ arrive Terre Haute AZ l2l5 T. NJ
Vrcepnes AT S:l5 NJ Evansville At same evening Line
Of Post leaves Nincennes At $3.50 Tor Aena III
distance Of about mi MI the unfinished LINK Of TIE ONO
and Mississippi Railroad between Ninceun-s and 81 Louis
arrive al Xenia connect with the Express IRAN a.
sSA ~ and arrive ST. Louis AZ SO same afternoon
The Road fine order and pass through oesanlu
country making char re desirable 70 traveller.
Fsry IN Ju this Stsge Line viii be hed with Iron ha
mskns continuous Railroad Line from the Arsnue 70 nc
Mississippi. Eightyhve mile. shorter BY this route thAH VIA
Tol, 10 and Chicago 81 Louis.
LISP NJ Lightning Express Train from Cleveland MAKING
connections With all places named BY above Trsns arrive AZ
Gpos s$5 morning; connect hnfne.ei WIZ
Nincenses there with stages of
leaving Xena 80 By Express Train and Ve 81 81 LO1
Of l:SoP VI 49,.
II Passengers desire sop Xenis H. they leave there
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-26
AIOTICE of APPLICATION Tor the discharge o

an nsoyen his deb pursuant the provisions ofths
tld a,tce title othe h chapter Of the second part
oft Revised sstutes-DOMINICK LYNCH, an insolyeut
Notice fret published June D. 1855 Creditors appear before
the Hon r. Ipgraham of the judges OF the Court OF
Common Pleas aud for the City and Coun OF New YORK s
the Chambers said the City Hal OF said CITY on
the of 1855 ten O'Clock in the fore
moor McCUNN & A0NCRIEF, Attys. for lnsolVent,
les Iawer In No. - Wsllst., ~ Y.