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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

NEW YoKK.-The first contract for
wheat we have noticed as made in H.
mos was conclulod yesterday at one Of
the mills, for lot Of fifty one acres May
wheat, groaing near Upper Alton, to be
Delivered by the 18th Of July next at
VI 30 The crop il fast ripening. We
saw few heiis whiei were BROUGHT
down as specimen. The berry is ne
uniformly plump AMI clean as any specimen
~c ever aw.--Atton Courier.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

Judge Bosworth's decision IN regard to
ne irsnds praetisedby Schuyler On the New
Asven T. r. compasy throws upon The
stockholders debi Of some So 600 ooo.-
as me original capital stock was bar ga.
UvAo, II Is supposed tbe. the decision viii
matsrisliy reduce the rslae or sbarss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
McIntesh itsi,ier.

10 lois on tho giut - Bic luiosh, .l.f.,l,,
r.riees VARY log ifoHs SStt 10 sStte,,f'I.,,.t =
Lease Lota.
- lots. b aUiiitl.s st4ust,o .t-tte p,..s
sioE, iar!e.Esc On l9Nrasr. 1hessl.ls
M.siD Hna Harrison street, 81 out.lyts.,
tn the eiiy cor GRAFTON, altrlelerlf5l.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
WRITING SCHOOL,
suITuA NUM-.

ne sestT3 Of lac III Ffssts ran Church com
4 taahcing on lhersdE5. GSeBsAs as oici,ek. "
terb3Ss class fdal!l I III o'dpk p n Fir.i
lesson tee Ibs lSgiv ADD gSnt 81 thls rty vhoare
assf"lso geidiiifsE al el P.ht fupid ogist3ars
1issas sis lie ., Frhingusisp respectfully iuti
ted % eat :iitmas epiSim a good hand whiting by
gtEibG deiT hins and aitenLob, asaes vii be fora.
cd . ms tsoeS l:lsHd seminary, ftesa n e,rping
Jets sfd. isrfscl Satisfaction guarsiiS 90 10 DO
aSe aitspnse. Terms Of taitson " Il Je made krpS d
oi' laa fstesebias. tnpe seilf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

PArEH MAEisG Iii is stated in,bs ~
essae.s CsrcsSar that the sum Of frofo ar
yerec ~ the proprietors OF the Ji,o., -.
Ne discovery Of q nes materi3l al ",ai; ~
pspsr. is likely TO be claimed by N, vs.
rho has produced 90 admirable article re-
veoS-shsyings and besE, .nd as.elael !.
Detsnf 70: II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
slsw Asuuti5eMsat5.
DAVENPORT rusIc SCHOOL.

TIVE suS ,e.ihsr lbs reta,l ard fitted 90 Nu.
I 9, Sd si5rt Is alrs bi1tA, i+snsah'ls u W'ti
seats ii good Fiaa Fost&- Etats EOSrtl, et., .here
he viii open MstsIc school. Goa ssitnz tour elas
10 commence s3un a. t.4s cl4ssts srs ioshed,
VIZ
A JnvEniic lass 10 the gudlmeHfs af music, g0l Z
through tho fgaea Coursa 81 iaslrstos; meeting oI
wadae siag ald Sa.afiA! ailcruocps.
An Adult Class commenetug Wih inc ESrlrleit'
aud going thfoggA thorough coarse, meeting ous
evening each week.
a Gieo Glass f3F !as practice q secular iaa'.e,
IA ct ~ one Neek,
AH lyancei Class tIe pTEEtlee Of caertd A'st +,
meeting oneaa wees.
fhs school IS iitaAfyd % "a permanent ahd " u
ansFda good olpoFt nit. 4 r ihst VII Nist to get q
good nlHscal hdReatloa Il a itsls eKPsuss.
ferns for "a lessons for tie taren.is l-ss - ~
iuaI y ~
g es . .4a
Adrzncet g .gO
distractions en- the Fiare ard Meioseon for q les
Ia, tptiuiHr f ibsirTne tor prsetlce, slS %
Piano Fgttea TUNED at snort ntitlce.
For flTh et Information fl'iec u J. 4 Crard-i q
Co'.sMus Stors, No & Le Claire Kew.
Juue 50 1855 d.3m II. =. STEVENS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

The receipts Of the Milwaukee and Mis-.
siss'ppi Railroad for the fret eighteen days
IN June were S44,s57, against S32, 53s spr
the sane period lest year. The receipts 70.
NE whole noah Of June last year were on
" %.5.252
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
5000 RI.MA RIa,.

E'9 WHOEVER Will AkIAG IlIE -UERETGE n
l. IOJuAftGE. Threatening istt.r Gas been
ketati doalefs fca, made ciOtha Eid Gebis Fur
hishths hpoas 50, 40 tl.-ige isOn Davenport, 0r
selling their sBaes - Ger ee:t, lover than any oher
stpre 10 tic ei- -Ii-! u aotbe rig ,e4 OF ali
idsIed =. I'm! stch tsfeats. They atud TO continue
tlg same pfaeiire 40 long rs the, please ana ron
tiis ttme 10 lua'r sal ia.lie1 rsdHctlons Jhry
warrant ihelr good. a. represented Come ~ Ind e
Tor 3odfacli. troa lils dste they intend 10 make
stili lurAe red aeiioaand svh at ~ per lower
man Hny other house btsHsr 1nsrs-i. Aston iahinsy
l7~ prices IT the Gfeat Western Clothing Hpuse
june ~ % d.. S4EssDEEGKI ~ loFVFss p-rr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

: : :" saess Parry saI,tu store and f.. .alohr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

Land md Rngiheering SIrvc,s, Maps, RI aRsand
Spec Geatiets made nfdar sad all business "a tie
lil'e al his profession PROMPTLY attended 70.
Having bud rkpe ru'fca % osereght Years an the
Pnbte works ia ths state NJ New Work, tho uIjcr-
LIS Iottrs and woHtd selrt . sIlre Of pa be pa,-
nuIv. iiice VITA Eads - ite wart, Le Claire Block
Davenport, iosu. RafgREss v:
u, Is. BkaYTuS. c. h., Davenport.
OCTAVE BEASr, q. 4 Watcrthwtl, NY. fe u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

The present standing army King KAN
ehameha III. is ia0 strong. For the sup
port Of this formidable host the Minister Of
Finance asks the moderate sum OF 100000
for the coming year
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
seott corsly Fam,

F'f sale, ;" improved eti.s, toiiisf-t.,
81 acres saeh, ;,id a. Tfie,su.rlis i,,s
l'c arp, Ne eau sott 81 lHrtSs 4 a.,
i4ks tllHr 10 iotk Tor tmiiitet 49,
Farms, veil iEiprofed, ~ b sscanL etul,,'
are hWe Cosi ilsias
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
Green's Cd fddititr

.blots on ~ ard ita street,. wrIt .,r,
pFi,e and ianY time ca sia.
20 lots 10 Nekun1ie's subdnis=.,. =. w.
sttgt.--ntiy s3tt, Gu d. w
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
Esrdraulie Cenent.
NAILS ana glass.

o. Water Lane, 8 r: soHs,4aiy hazd and for
~ ,aIe rs
Jaeg 2otr BuRGoWs q PgEfTyMAs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

Tbs Peoria Press says that the prospect
Of abuaeant cropsin Fulton County fer sur
pass anything before known, both in Weld
and breadth Of land under cultivation.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

The farmers of Passais and Bergen coun-
tics, n T., send to New York from 8 900 to
5000 bushels per day Of strawberries dur
ing the seasoa, which usually lasts about
81 DAYS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

Ex Presidents Van Burcn AMI Fillmore
were IN the galleries ofthe House Of Cam
mons. n Engiand, on the night of the 9TH
inst, listening tothe debntes On the 7th
Dir. Bright alluded 10 the fact, and pro.
nouneed high eu!ogium on the United
States Of America CHIC Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

Mrs. Pierce, wife of the President, lie i'll
at Washington City. This will prevent
the contemplated visit OF the President to
Virginia.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
NORM rure,,...
Est Ia,lrn..

~ hana some ttf eng Ole, rtcl.
dettrSs, realty hbisLra, lof 49, 4. "fi
,ae'siNisiois !. lainifle, Nliss,t.r''r ,''i y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
MARRIED,

In North Davenport, on the 2sth Inst, By w Bur
=. Mr. IouN q. A. LOGAN to Miss MARTHA
WELSH, all Of this ely
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

according to the Chicago papers Mad.
s"e rarodis Engagement IN thai Gig IS ye.
y success ful
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

- lois 10 fullyies III die 49,,
Pfisss raheiiRf om $40 10 sslC.et',,''tt'.sl
parlieeiafseIeuirt ~ olrtftg es'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
ARRIVALS AT LIE CLARE nousE.

ARRIVALS AT LIE CLAIRE HOUSE
J. DUsrls, Proprietor.
fAday, Jane 90, is55
John pa,i,l,on, Myhirsnic Bsoss' o ny
!, W Folsom tsE ... ,i rS' SW SoiiIas, dc
2Missss ucMaiNn 40 Z hout"li 'iu.'N
rs Glber, New iiaNeH,Cti MaSIep' -, ,.ua
" Paschal, Fay etie 60, Pst Hahns '"s ~
- n3su q Gawlas, Iowa
: e = n,,.,,,,s P,.a,,. I, Dickinson, n Y
4 Il Iinnarg. B,ston anichii.soh, ~ 90
IL ,ahinsoa. C,hi, n F.zsimoas, IeuslGebnrS
Jw clarke, do bers'e' ,,,,,,,,,,
J X Ripley, lna HooA' 'o ,t t.1.' 49,
Mrs w d Nard d child, Tea kustt "
trWa kley, OHIO IL Nooe, hsni'
" E.nalaa II j rs snow. Losdan, Ohio
h,is'n,f" do Geo Stremweli.
i y u.w;tt chicago BarEts, do
:. q ~ shsrr,nad' 20 InAsety, Regulator
n "a q; M, S,rncuss n YCapl Parker, 90
Il Will ms, ~ h9osou, Wv
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
PAvlss sTaEErs WITH iEes.-So'

PAvIsG STREETS WITH IGes.-Some
time ago the experiment OF paving the
strce,suith IRON blocks wts tried On a lim-
tied SC lie in Ne@ York. and the experiment
has succeeded SO wen that comm ttee Of
the Board of ccuntilnen nt that ely have
reported ia favor paving VI denane aid
Cortland stree 8 with the iron paveT eat,
and there is prospect Of Their recommend
aim being adopted The iron pavement.
ii Is said. gives the street the finish Of nm
elegantly tiled door, and ,hcre is no mud Or
dust from il. In Boston, the expesihcnt OF
iron pavements was tried two years ago,
and il is said to have been SUGGEST i.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

Lg4RSIsG TO WALx.-Necessity is II :
mes the very best Of teachers. 4 traveller
stopping at an inn down eust, was asked
how the business men in New York were
getting along!
"Oh," answered the traveller, "many or
them have &c, upon their legs again"
GLOW so-has ir de become more brisk y
NO, mean that many of those a no
t riuerly role in carriages, are now obliged
to learn to walk"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

iai-a u uufBl1e4 Erid Ha.,tas
rear 'be ~ GcEse III \. lie C.gsts. Ia. "a
location 81 &c Blnifffoln wLiea tl..tl 800.
veg, Also;
lS-A or Cat. &c Jtsst EG.,led pr8gR 4
q '\lt 'asi nsereHthsi rect exaggerated
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
CE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY, SC.

Mrs. y. BI.fKEMoHE Ii now prepared t. serve
nj Rec Cream. Lemonade, Soda. Cream Beer.
and Cakes, hii those WHO may favor her with etll
II, her eauice IL ussy an Seond near Rock blond ST.
Canfeet ioaaties ~ al ktsds taUsiHit. oit haai.
Dascfroft, jaw l4.h. lis lsa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
A. D. JEWELL.
G. d. CLINE.
PargTrNG.

|ttIME & JEWELL viii eoutirne 20 above bust
Ta.,.s all lis desseri bfereher. such ~ House,
ssgn and Ornaiaasgtht PaiptrF. Grildng, GftmIis &,
l. Kzing. Roof Rg. Paper Hanging. &c-
They are now ready att-ht ~ al otdegs IN their
limo r,rortytly The nat r,ss nse@ IN their hHsness
sas1ll ID the best quaiiir, and TIER vefs compare
fxFnrsb \ with ~. host @lHaow Sash ready riased
ks to s4lo shop .ird Grady street, essi side.
Jane 30la, ir35 dan.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
An unimnrnrrf IL,


No ta-A beauliiui tntuItnFd Idk A
SteUad Addition. No u a. Lins. gls. M
iJs iiappii.d iUi soSA.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

NEw DAlLY.-The Mu3catine yoa-nal
DOW comes 70 us as daily. 1t swell con
Quoted, and Muscatine is abundautly able
to support il 10 handsome style.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
LOTS TO LEASE

il G1rlsy's sabdtyisioa Of Rnssslls Land
WILL lea &c for 10 Year, Lots Oh Brady Main and
Harrise streets. r;suning throrsll III ~hois terms
hts are beautifully -tBat 81 aud The tos rates II
sshrA ihey nos Cd rci, VII enable any one 20
gel a cheap nonlt. ton resut the bnslaess part OF
the CITY. Apply to eE0hGE NftkofHS.
Corner Of Main and Sec1 a streets.
Juueg9, sJ5 au
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

l"sethsf WIN Urge laaltisy Of lapd Ia Alusr4nr
Scott, Cedar and BeAlon ccanti5s SIany ~ H. f.,
Isare beanli us sttr,cti ard or la lose sr,,
lmls 70 the MtssssippiuHd Missouri satllaad a.luf,
40" oiersa Tor sale at bargin. log further uafi,e
nIaFsaIi y % josiph We,a ". Esq, Cedar CO. n,,sr
Gentle Grove, or 10 tne suh-cflbefs '
JACOB GFAVER, JP, & Co
June 2l-dlm. P,u,tit n f,ns,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
JUST RE-, flNED
r;re al from New York City,

- Z : Jlfto t NOM NV Sufk Ossys
A sPLEaDiD LOT OF s,.ttp, cnNsis IINo ~
r,ta.eIs pr.serye LEX etcA uy sters,
Jlltke Cd I,a,ste.s, Rails, t'iss i,nonds fhhers,
i English wainuts, Brrf az, ~. ALSO, *nse
Curr,nts Lemon Sugar, E,s.~r. sphee, ~iso hne
los OF sTsshst e"
NACKEREL,C GOLDFISH AND SALMON
In barrels aad kits orby the poand Spin Pas Gan.
did Citroa. Tot,,ato Catsap, Pepper Sauee, Se ~"
.erge tot OF New arssy White Sthc " . anu ~ u
KEGS far Puinti.g which oiier for s.lc al the lew
price o. sii per HUNDRED Together wllha large ln'
tilr too numerous 10 all q wA,h ..n pe
fonHdst fetr& As4*sA y" WIN
D.yeaport June tS lSS5f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
aasss.s Correspondence.
De lTiTr, Iowa. June 2Sth, IS.
GssrLsaEs: enclose youa Ave dollar

Dc WlTr, Iowa, June 2Sth, IS.
GFsrrsuEs: I enclose youa Ave dollar
bill which you can place to my credit.
Oar town is Improving very fast this sum-
mer. Qnie number Of buildings having
already gone IN, and nambsr more are in
progress. We have s dry good stores, 5
family groceries, drag store. hardw are
store, ! harness maker, ? tailors, gun
smith, Matchmaker cabinet maker, 5
laeksmith shops, carpenters without nun.
Der, hotels. 5 lawyers, and physicians
All seem TO have plenty OF employment,
except the lawyers and physicians.
Think the prospect Of the Lyons Rail-
road is gsoa, aal probI5ly It viii be COM
pleiei as ar as this place, a, least. ere this
time mex, year. Il viii run through the
southern par; oftown, in all probability, as
that is The most favorable line. Yours, &c.
The cincinaati Tfmss. says tha. large
number Of southern steamers are laid up
there from sheer liability 70 do remuner-
live business. There is plenty o. water,
but very little freight.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
uasmnreyed LanI,
i,oe0 acre /. .. ss.,.t ., urlt.

i,teo aeresth scout 1raH,,
a,CUG - Cedar
autn - :" MaseuiiDea
iofse lher stlis afRs ms nHt olertir En- ...-
coutUes. s't
My or az otthc anors laHts,tfs, j5l. s,...
are offered Tor safety j
GEORGE /. SlUEqT,s
SpTyeAsaad Subdivisions Of LEl.e i..,s,,,.,
e.t notice Z! an acknowledgements
Office. III
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
,M 81 cnnFIsu AND SALMON
LIN S ( Ed GIL.

4 No Paints, Brushes, Be, Of eytry descriptions,
~ aiss.a .saG +au' FULL u.sofiWaHi OF Gfoser-
10. Us, rsceis ed aud for sair psay Ls,v, is
ALVoRD 81 Van P.trFkS.
Davenport, June ,'55 Opposite Postoises,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
sKogEyprKr vislrs oazHA CIrY-Mr.

sgogEspfKE VisiTs OaaHA Cry M.
Skopendike, friend Of ours, visited Omaha
City. Mr.. Skopend Ike viewed the town,
examined the sand bar, looked at the land.
ing, bebeld the entire city, grew poetic and
perc lived its beauties. Stranger stood
very near Mr.. Skopendike. Mr. Skopen-
dixie lookel a, the stranger, then he booked
at the town, then he mads ref.a'k-a phi
losophical remark--a suggestive remark, -
Said be, stranger, ii S9Doa haint riz hope
to b. hang J.'' Ju,t then Mr. Skope ndle
observed n sun u scalded-laced, snake-eyel
shriveied-iipped individual coming towards
him with 4 sm I'll cane and good deal Of
consequence. Mr. Skopen3ike was struck
with the expression Of that face. Fl maize
another remark, a felici tious remark. in
short 40 appropriate one. Said he: "Suan-
ger, if that chap amt JUDAS Iscir q, or q
regular descendant OF that notorious old
gentleman. thrn he never lived, that's so,
il il amt I'll BE- hanged twice T"
Stranger made reply. Sid he: any
friend YOU are both irrevercnt and scnFrlaus
In your sciptnral illusions. This Seldom,
as you wickediy called Il, is Omaha City.
Sir, four and one half miles long, Sir, by
one mile and half b,oii, SIR, opposition
to London, Sir.
Nopent up Utica contracts oar powers,
1ilis vAcis casssd TeF.itsEy'S ours.
And my worldly friend, that gentleman with
the csna and the Consequence, is orr FIX
Acting Governor Cuming." Mr.. Skopen-
dike's coat tail horizontslized in the dim
distance. -Ne5rasfa CITY Nslrs.
.----------
CuRloUs Law SUlr.--In the year Of our
Lord la45. in the siege of Bpuvignes, the
Duke OF BrsbaDt made prisoner noble
nipn named Legrain; but instead OF taking
his life, as he was entitled TO, the Duke
consented to spnre il on condition Of receiv-
ing all his estates and property. Legrain
made over all he possessed, but stipulated
that at the end u four centuries il should
return to his family. The four centuries
expire in July next, and already great
many persons, representing themselves u
be descendants Of Legrain, are preparing to
Claim the property. II is forcsecn that the
Claims will give riseto numerous law suits
in Belgium London Litter.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
n.ssoLuTror.

Ut5oVLU AtVN.
THE partnership heretof re existirg between
CLINE 4. DsyIss, Is thts Day Dissolved by mutual
consent. @
Juns Goth, less. 5-sw.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30

Ne. i5l--A Large traMt Toua slfs Fsir
n"e d OF wet II Ili le! Slfc,l or U.s. s,{5i
second.
House go lee. rfor, b. ice. dess-- ft4 1
Q go Haklng betuilHl Str!e heta-i &
Tstor htf dselliHg; lhc tease on the pfisg I'd
sIttlms viii lie sold avs
lst--A tisffa % let SER, Ia Hiskaiy ,ss.i
y saihkaliaL aAa u. AZ Fgs 81 TimtvT d .lssi
stale : great pATt ui.s usss. ~ m 0,ts tsIl
s.osh, !aiht,tg pleLs.is ard al feF ss.at !
a Farm on pRlrque Res
~ !ai-~A hsaaftifni FAIR OIL tha lrefs
a fhilts a"Ta "i n='cEFHH az o. g,l.s sifia'
q I ithuS bauSe. ~ acres--lsl under ieie 4
cEiH'a,iHE 4 Fagm Hosse and Bsgt--pfts,
acre. }ici oneJ IL G6dii ltH ~ tila gfuFrIl 1
% oar Adrerhsera 81 porter i0f Ny.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
4 Farm on rulrque Re.
~ le5-Tbe iiou.e and ) ssrss7rpfr''

NJ ls5-Tbe HOUSE, atId ) rere,1i.ufaitsii
81 a. . lseuse 81 su;etruiaHeii, lsst pAr
I'HNei Isn't On The road to IL LA4lte-=lAS 4
'6Si y "neaHd iisif stories iigf-t.lst ~
Etf Uh.gOod vel aud stati.. aitstle,-,i Sc.
't"f iar the business 90 "a. uAteIieIt tEsts ~
gets -tudtn. VIII he sold fer Sl5it--i 4
applied fora on. "A
CSC. J.. ElCLQllk-
niAy7 Corner Of Ass83 AID Setybo S0tI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-30
A House ard lat

NDio2-Ai otofp4 feet nu =, con = s,-..,,,
steep to lhe Nissitspl4 hiHrr. rs.f t.ts !
aloh " hi' y lice isa suo6 Eo.ss. stsftr. 49,
AFaF.ttS oi Ff1A trsrs asa RtsEs ssags a. &,
thr ~ very kAt1ai.ie ~ co sGsrtl4eaI II
qrafIiiS on lhe raar bsha i,trf s. h
proprietor j. sgEli!ns IRHy uIslrJa-1st,l
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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-07-12
A q EN- of Oratory.

The following gem which in its way is
equal to any thing we ever read, was pub
lished in our paper of Tuesday. in the no.
tice of Mr. EvERETTs great Grafton, but as
it appeared with several other extracts, it may
have escaped the attention of our readers ;
and we think it is too beautiful not to lie
read. So we republish it alone
In this pleasant retreat were collected the
remnants Of the friendly tribe, who gave us
this venerable name of Massachusetts,, and
who ruled the shores Of the noble Bay, which
in years past added another epithet to this
time-honored designation. The fair domain
of this, our name-sake tribe, extended from
the broad, smooth floor of Nantasket, where
the ripple, as it runs up the beach, scarcely
effaces the footprints of the smart little sand
piper, all round the cold, gray lodges of Ma
liant, on which the mountain waves Of the
Atlantic broken and tired with their tempest
uous, weltering march through seventy de-
grees OF longitude. conflicting with all the
winds of heaven, like weary Titans after bat.
ting with the gods, sink down upon theil
adamantine bed, and lulled by the moaning
dirges Of their voiceful caves, roll and rock
themselves heavily to sleep.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-07-12
Superint endant of the Asylum for the
Blind

The Know Nothings, in accordance with
previous threats and their well known secret
policy, continue their efforts against the Su
perintendant of the Institute for the Blind.
An organized, secret and systematic effort to
create difficulty in the Institution, in order to
effect their political purposes, has been dis
covered. Some gentlemen who have been
quite active in affording countenance to those
who We're disposed to make trouble, may yet
find their names figuring in the papers in
connection with this matter in way they
VIII not at all relish. 1t is to be deeply re-
GREETED that they should use for the accom-
plishment of their selfish or political ends,
I the unfortunate inmates of the Institution
upon whom alone the attempt is liable to re-
act injuriously.
AS for the last article in the Republican il
displays so much ignorance of facts, or such
a facility for laundering, that we cannot pos
sibly afford space for following it through its
numerous errors. The minds of all homes
enqurers will probably be quieted soon by q
Card from the Trustees; it cannot be expec.
ted, however, that the appreciation of good
men should be secured and the captious fault
finder-the politician or the-bigot be at tn,
same time satisfied.
The election comes off on the eleventh
and every candid man must see the Who'll
, drift Of these assaults.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-07-12

LoNe-LooKED FOR, COME AT LAsT.-We
have just received copy of the New MAP
OF OUR COUNTRY, published by CASTOR &
JOHNSON, of New York city, for which we
subscribed in May.
1t gives the entire American Union from
Ocean to Ocean, 10Th e0ery County in separate
colors, and the best exhibit of our Railroads
and other internal Improvements, the over
land and water roads to the Pacifc,-the new
territories of Kansas, Nebraska, Washington,
Oregon, &C., we have ever seen; besides en-
bracing all of Mexico, Central America, and
other adjacent countries and islands. In
short it is Just such map as meets the leants 3,
the times, and merits the rapid sale it is every
where receiving.
We notice in the long list of subscriber
obtained in this city-headed by Governor
WRIGHT, c. s. McLEAN, E. b. COLLINS, &c.
the names of most of our leading literary anC
business men; and we shall be surprised
the farmers of our country do not give it
liberal patronage 1t is cheap at the pric
asked for it.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-07-12

SAMUEL is ALL RIGHT, WIDE AWAKE AND
STANDING UPl-Under the above banner, the
following papers in Indiana, the true friends
eff Sam, are now enrolled, and will zealously
support the principles laid down by the Ma
tional American party:
Journal; Evansville; Gazette, Vincennes;
Courier, Terre Haute; Banner Madison; Re-
publican, Jacksonville; Tribune, New Al
bany; True Flag, Salem; Standard, Bedford;
Banner, eencastle.-Louisville Courier.
The above are, according to the Courier
the only true friends of Sam" left in Indi-
ana. Last year there were over forty paper
in Indiana, ''true friends of Sam" But Sam
has fallen into disrepute. His friends art
daily deserving him, and by October mex
there will not be left among his adherents
a sufficient number to carry his defunct car.
cass to the bone yard. Poor Sam! he has
been victimized, duped-"done for"