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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06
4ailp @a1ettt.
N psrs, october Q, 1855.
local MATTERS.

wedo esdxy last rs two laborers were
: Tho .sissiPpi 10 the vicinity Of
AZ, shsisskiGran on ssope stretch.
4 the island to the central pier, and
b,ely cspsized. One Of the men
acued, ), but the other, an Irishman
John NJ .nnis, was drowned. His
b.s not yet been recovered. re
Thursday, which We have already
a. . cool day, closed with rain, hail
az. The FIRST snow Of the season,
.rhap. the last We shall have for some
10 come. The supply was very lin.
md soon "wcnt into state Of iiquids-
M. brooks, who made the balloon
s;ou from Rock Island, adver:ises that
n sssrt from Burlington on another
soyags On next "Wednesday. The
isisnd papers msintsin that he did
" expenses in that city. The ex-
Of inaaiing balloon is merely nom
The Burlington Ha,ckeye announces
migration has fairly commenced at
i,y. From the way in which the i'm.
ats have been crossing At our ferries
4 month, we had almost concluded
Immigration would soon end. They
ally come prepared with 'their teams,
ana children to enter a, once upon
harms.
Looking across the street our stten-
was attracted to . sign stretched
the sidewalk, informing people that
D kinds Of goods could be had in the
y story. Turning to lady we remark
(st that must be something new as we
had observed il before. No, she said,
been there sometime and when first
bservedi it abe had turned 70 the Ga.elte
rn what il vas, but not finding it adyer-
there concluded there was no such
lishmeni. We give the incident to
the utility Of advertising.
by the middle Of the ensuing week,
Fe informed by the contractor, the NJ.
Railroad will be completed to the
u river, aud unless he meet some un-
zen drawback, by the 10Th Of December
Psis will be laid to Iowa City.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06
LApIFs sHouLpER BRAcEs.

LADIES SHOULDER BRACES.
ClA Dozens Of Bartletts superior Shoulder Braces
- Tor Ladies' al 3, 20 each.
Aug. 81, d. w2m HINES & CLIPPINGER.
$500 h Of ne ssoo .Sn
Weghtinan will be soid 70 country deale rs low Tor
cash. HINES Il CLlPPINGER.
Aug %, d-w2m
IN LBS. Turnip Seed just reed BY Express To all
" orders nj HINES & CLlPPlNGER'S. d.
Aug 81, d-w2m
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06
BROWN y MCDONALD

TTaving opene d their Tailoring Establishment on
Brady Street, bet. Cd 4 Sd Street doors above
the Iowa Book Store, and h. wing r. ceived large
nd wal assorted stock of Ciotts, consisting ofGas.
simeres, poeskins Satinet., Twceds, Beavers vest
ing. ,Satins, Veivets, &C.. &. feel c. nhdent from
N cir experience In the business that they car pro-
ducc = fret class garment, and nj as reasonabie
price ne any Other Tailoring Establishment IN the
city, would invite the inhabitants Of Davenport ana
vicinity to give us cali
Cutting done and rante d I, fit IL properly
made up. All orders Ill receive pr, mpt attic nson.
BROWN Mel ONALD.
Sc nj god lS5S du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06
WALL PAPER.

WyEhave justsecsiveda second lot Of Wall Paper
w and BORDERS direct from the Manufacturers in
New York and We nave now on hand 1000 Rolls of
various patterns. We will also receive in few days
by Railroad another large lot Of6,O0 Rolls, making
our stock amount TO 10000 Rolls u $50 patterns To
persons intending paper their houses this spring,
wohd that being the gents Of one Of the lar
furnish Wall Paper and B,rders a; Factory prices
with the addition 0ffreight.
FOR TIC convenience OF customer IN Dav
we have samples Of all our Wall Paper and Rorders.t
our Book Stand in the Post Ofico, where they
make selections and loave her orders. Give Us nra
we wllI give SAT isfa elton to all purchasers.
WARREN L RHAWS.
Book seliors aud Stationers and dealers in Wall Pa
psr Pos, Once Davenport. IinoisSs Rock islapu.
March26th DIFF tg#e s.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06

DRUGS DRUGS.
The Only Complete Stock above
St. Louis.

HINES &c CI1PPINGEIt,
Al W. 7. Norris old stand.
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
Drugs, Medicines Chemicals
Spices and Hops. Patent Medicines, Dye-stuifs.
Cigars, Tirpeutjpt. Linseed Oil.
window Glass, Pure White Lead all kinds Of Paint,
all kinds Of Varnhes. Potash and Putty, Sperm and
Lard Oil, all kind .of Essences BY the gross sediz
and Soda powders, BY the gross. ,.4.
These articles and III others Of our very extensive
stock will be o. -
Sold at the very Lowest Rates.
Physciansand Countr, Dealers need not say Drugs
are sold " exorbtnnt prices In Rock Island.
WE SELL
9u,n.ms at % Or
Iaiomei per ID, %
Chiorotorm perib., .Ei. 10
Blue Mass do IS
Saffron per b., 2 %
Coach Body Varnish, ex. No. ] per GAL, % GO
do do do 2 ~ do z. 40
Furniture do do 20
do do ex. No. Y per gal. 10
Japan Varnish per GAL, 60
Arabian Eminent per dOz., 49,. 90
Perry Davis Pain Killer per dox., 22y
Ayers Cherry Pectural do 80
fahnestock's Vermfuge do 200
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06
STAND FROM UNDER!
P0DTC AND $40 ESy

BUUZO= AFD OHOEO!
r AN am now prepared for thief Hand winter trade
with from oOO TO so 900 pairs OF Boots and Shoes
comprising of the most extensive stocks ever
brought to this market, made up solely fof thistIade
during the last three MONTHS under the personal su
pervisisn Of experienced work All those
persons in want Of good Boots. good Shoes, good
CATERS, slippers and last, though not least,
GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will do well to call on the subscriber.
Fine Ladies slippers only twenty-five cents per
pair Gents fine boots, 80 So and all other goods in
proportion. Don't all rush ut once!
One door east of Burrows Il Prettymhns store,
Front street, davenport, Iowa. JAS JORDAN.
Sent. %, 1855 II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06
pcEEDMas OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

be Mavor called the Council to order.
be minutes OF the last meeting read and
|oyed. 5.ze
PIE committee on tn petition for side.
on the east side OF Perry street from
b to Seventh street reported that the
ioners wanted the City Council to order
Sidewalk TO be constructed by the City
to be paid GU, Of the City Treasury
motion Of AID. Price the report was re-
Jed and filed.
4 3D. Cook moved, That the Treasurer
Instructed to draw the October dividend
the City from the C. & X. I. Railroad,
pay to Messrs. E. w. Clark, Dodge &
OF New York 30 much Of said dividend
n i'll pay the amount due on the bonds
= he City for the Nov. interest, which was
red.
Md. Cook submitted to the Council bill
u. j. Center, for services performed in
year 1854 while Marshall. On motion
laid. Hubbeli the bill was laid on the
lie.
Aid. Mitchell from the committee on X.
grievances, made verbal report and
ked for further time, which, on motion
i Aid. Corbin was granted.
ION motion Of AID. Corbin the Finance
knmi,tee was allowed further time TO con-
Ter on the bill of Mr.. Phelps.
aid. Price offered the following resolu-
bn, Resolved. That the City Marshal be
suucted to suspend all action in reference
Sidewalks where the crossings have not
ben put down, which was adopted.
4 Aid. Hubbell offered the following, Re-
bhed, That Aid. Corbin be authorized and
Znployed to arrange, classify and index all
BE- ordinances Of the City Of Davenport, in
concise and correct manuscript form for
Publicat:on. Provided said Aid. Corbin will
Consent to receive such compensation
lherefor as the City Council may award;
end provided further, that said AID. Corbin
phall do the above work to the acceptance
y the City Council within three months
rom the passage Of this resolution, which
vas adopt
Aid. Hubbell offered the following, Re-
polved, That Claus Steffin shall have the
'ght to use the ground on Washington
Square as wood yard until the LIST day OF
April, 1876, which was adopted.
the City Engineer reportedto the Coun'
Gil tina, he had discovered some errors in
the grade of Seventh street at its intersec-
ZION with Iowa and Lie Claire streets, and
asked Of Council TO authorize him to change
The grade.
On motion of Aid. Cook the City Engi-
neer was authorized and instructed to make
the requisite alteration in the grade as men
toned in his report.
The report Of the Chief of Police was
read and on motion of AID. Price was adopt:
3D. t.
The following bills were allowed, four
hi'hs Of Council voting in the affirmative
" ID. Moore, services a. policeman 80
days at ~ e45Da; ]. p. Ross Do, $500
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06
For Sale.


THE undersigned offer for sale 50 desirable lotsin
] their editions 10 City Of DavsaRort on Liberal
terms-a credit Of 1s. and years will be gvea "
parties who will build This season..
June 10Th, ls55 COOK SAk6ENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06

$50 Boxes Window Glass.
Ranging from 7xo to AXIS. This will be sold at
bargain. Isr... F,si
30 Bbls. LINsEED OIL AND TURPENTINE.
500 lbs. Vegetable Cattle Powders,
reliable remedy for the of diseases OF horses
and cattle. q e.
All the popular
Patent Medicines Of the Day.
Give US call as purpose selling to every casto-
mer. HINES h CLIPPINGER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06
FOB SALE,

TWO Ornamental Cottages Ainsworth Street,iH
i Green's Cd addition TO City Of Davenport; good
we'll ate rand pump In kitchen-Lots well fenced.
Apply TO COOK Il SARGENT,OI
8. RUESLE DOW.
June lst 1884
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06
MIGRANTS TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

HEM, Williams l. Co.'S Township Msps are the
Ii best, being compiled from the United states Sur
veys, Official information, and personal rccouoois-
sance; showing the streams roads towns, post Offices,
county seats, works Of Internal impro ETC..
etc Being published within the state srs, fact, the
only tsliabie and complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Being rcgu larly appointed agents for the sale OF
these maps we arc prepared TO furnish them TO the
trade at the publishers. lowest Wholesale rates, By
the single copy. Also:
200 doz. J H Cotton& Co. and Ensign, BridgmRn
Fsnnings maps Of the United States Western States
and the states OF Illinois, lows, Wisconsin aud Mis-
souri,; and Territories OF Minnesota, Kansas aud Ne
braska. Forsale, Wholesale or retail. by
WARREN 3 RHAWN.
Book seicrs and Stationers, Deaiersin Wall Paper,
Window Shades, etc. Illinois street Rock Island,
Post Once. Davenport. Apl. q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06
BUILDING LOTS.

ok well located building lots East OF Railroad de-
- pot, with splendid view Of the river. Rock Island
and Davenport willie sold one TO Ave years cred.
Il These lots are destined TO become valuable rs
the city extends limits Also stone quarry lot for
sale. Apply to
Seueq A. C. FULTON.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06

Immigrants.
EMBRACING full description OF the State Of
II Lows, --hes Agricultural and meteorological
character; herWster courses, Timber lands, Soil and
Climate; the various Railroad Lines being built snd
those projected, with the distances from station 10
station, on each; number OF Churche Schools and
Benevolent Societies in each County; Population and
business statistics Of the most important Cities and
Towns; Information for the Immigrant respecting
he selection, entry and cultivation Of Prairie soil;
list OF lands in the states tables Of distances
all the Stage routes through the state, Re, &c
Accompanied by the latest aud most authentic Map
OF the state, and illustrated with number of Land
scapes, and other views 300 pages l9mo.
BY NATHAN II. PARKER,
~.gF-E Davenport, Iowa.
Price, with Map, 81 so. Price, without Map, 90.
For Sale by
W. II. HOLMES q CO.,
No. LIE Claire Block.
Davenport. Aug. goth, IS55. sl .t5re.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-28
rbelchloaeol Riotss Q

%
We eony ftott lie CGieSso !.lSRraal on Saturday
< ~ n & Il sSeont az me- iiou6tfiots
a'sssp9se', WY = ~ n s. ~ IS
ltbei mol ~ s 81 NV WAY pPyf
tTHE LioESsE I st u ~ I9Fops i soeEEp Il
SEYERAL PEbsoSsl sjgREpSS FouRfkE S AkkEsrEp.
The IiQutf trials atef In hloeteSs today before
judge RhckeTf before " hon they were btoughlb y
oLaBge OF venue. The forenoon ives occupied by
liz, council tllns pts eliminates, among which
was Gt Sgtkeent that The issue Of one and the htst
Gaze Should Ie the same will ali and h1ed The
gouIse pf;apneaS DO, 'is s,sgs
The outside proceedings were Of a les quiet ma.
tufe, For sonls days past, patIiesof GetMalls have
Iataied the sheets beaded w drum and file, 10
slow BY iptesence and gathering, theit feeling
Of ohn0SilIol 10 The license ordinance. bus nom
Ing The crowd was larger than qsnel, amounting
neatly 10 blockade Of Ban9nlhh ttteet., About
Ten o'clock some little disturbance arose uelween
some OF The Getmaas and the police who were on
the gtound Ia force, and one OF Two oitess were
made. 5ffH $3.50
Al this Stage Of The proceedings when quiei couIu
have bet II feStoreu one OF Two o. Tue more RtoI'
lhent Getnansl Insisted upon oJlQslln somewhat
Aoisly Their complaints against The measures Of Inc
Officers, and III the attempt 10 Take lhem mo GUS
toJy, quite serious melee look place on t'le cor
W tAluNh aNN
pretty freely exchanged between The parties. CITY
Marshal Knight, Aldermen Changer and Sexton,
one OF two Of The ShetlIl's plticetS, AMI large
stdte OF lie Police, aided by several clllzeHs,
wete engaged III making The arrests some Of whom
wete taihpF roughly haudled. Foufteeh OF hltee9
nelson's In all were taken into custody, seyeial OIL
IheM petty badly injured. We noticed one ~ ihe
hands Of tie officers VITO had received seyste
gasli on tile face which laid open his nose one
GttnnaH was taken 10 his home IL q wagon, WHO
had received severe wound on the heal
The fight lasted only few minutes, during which
dtumldet was vigorously heating his lnstiumen!
In front Of a beer saloon, Refusing 10 desll sn1
ofetlng resistance, s was takell mo CUSTODY aug
his drum stove. ny Ibis lime THOUSAND o. more
persons had assembled anu le lss'lS was,n'e pl.
Many Of the Getnani who could not speak Eng
lish were subjected 10 yety severe Itta!'Ilen, ~
lhslt excited attempts TO understand anu Oe ln'el'
lglble. Doubtless some o. lie crested VIII pe
l1und to ~ vi tbs elhSs'
A painful Eutnot al one Tine nIeSal'e!' lGa1
ono man was fatally slabVedi We DelIeEa u % pe
without foundation. atevolSeI was !aSsn t t,sn
e hands Of IsllOw wlo was atss.S " uS'
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pnneh ana IpIoseneg.

q . * 80 l.
InMlatto6io saldty ASTROLOGICAL plephecleslustl
pa6lahea iRiLopaon, Pqhcllsaysfy
We%Ill engsge Il any one will offer us thee en-.
eoset6set, to write u many RSphhelistlc ptonhe.
cteS as gtheytnby be- weak genodgb 10 print, OF 10
nay fott and fltlh Ell we VI stsll an engagement
uhlet avery heavy penalty, that AZ leaSt lineteet
twentelds 81 our prophecies shall latn out tue,
we olIet The following dozen, as samples OF OUT
talent;
Januar.--Ah awful coRAagtatton takes place
within Tho nfeoIncis Of tue metropolis. The at'
mosphefe Is illuminated f0t miles, aud on elderly
gentleman al tiacktey Is ensbled 10 read The sma.
eNnfnl (saYs tile Morning tletuld) with The gteat'
est ease.
Ftbruary.4-A lady Of high rank receives Val,
enline, filed With lie gtossts Insults, aud sealed
with q lhinlbte,
letoo bridge,
Arit--Seyerat persons proceed 10 the Towe,
stats 10 see the lions washed. ,t
May.-lhe Royal Academy opens Ia the first
week, and great excitement Is caused by The 'por.
ltuit Of gentemSn.'
June,-Irle Queen and Prince Albert walk on
the slopes Of WindSOt
Jay-'rbe "Gteen Bushes' Is performed at The
Adelphl
dugHft'--SeVelal servants III hople 'atn'''es ute;
put oil boatd wages.
Septtmbsr'--Tke athen@am 9galn teylYes Tue
discussion as 70 Tue nulhotSh'p o. s0ulus Levers.
Oetobsr.--An "eSltaordinaly shower oil Ptogs"
takes place IN the ptoVlncl1l papers,
hoptln6sr.--a Sltallsg 'OoklIS Vslllg, WIN LIpo
70 lls NOUN, supposed 70 Oe likeness " uuy
fs%Ses, IS pateueu III cha'1 Ihio"Sh "e sWeeS
Of London on Tue on. ,,,,.
Dttem6er'--A l'Ule Wy Wken W Ne uHy ~
ter OltIsttIas daN anu Tue docIoF nus Oeeh sem 'Of
IN hurry ,.,.,...
WASTEO'-hMolhe'ue 'ec'NeP ohce '"'ee 'o'"'"
allsf Tue Pfesen1I on is,,,.,..
Al, p,.r,a,,ns ,s;,., T., .SS, ;b,t vorno yan.
,smsn"wIS i nj I,tpssnt llyins in tLe i,leSl Lrt
.O,,N, IN" /, GsoI' ooii", .S.," .v.n;, IN
Is o,a..a. ss, ,S;,I hsE mnibS,,s ""n,o.
r"% No ;rssI, nnon a, ,"Sii',, 'nl m,',,T.
mMSSn ,su uPy w. vi Ia,,, D,os.. "" St. Gmis
sn"S;"S liz ";a,,I., viii s"n' ,I;tI;r~IIv Sic
U ,"s,,iS Tao n,s.S no M, sy"Sin"" 70 her H.
S,I'o.,,;%s n.s'nSa IL ;ocS.iav Hall,
UNIV "s r.ss"sV :" 'O'",'T ~ ''
L"'s "S soIJs yIt nts N E' '"" '"''' '" e'''
Slbote The chord OF Set hat trembling, pasHd IN mu-
ste out OF SiSli'"
We can only expan il geIletaIIy-i. e, as fol.
lows. That MI 'lcnnyson was excessively mellow
wien lie wrote il. We are unacqunlnled with
The LauTeale's iuvoTitv liquor.
Nav MlMTARY WoRE,-A completely new nnd
improved edition Cf Our Mess by the late wa;
Office authorities will, it Is sud, he very shortly
M scented 10 The public.
IIEaR. AlouRSiSu POR NICuoLAs,-Alr. Punch has
been favored with al early exclusive copy Of
notice about 10 be issued IRON The lord rIlIGbst.
luinS Ufice;
'Sr. JAAEs', MOrch l0.--0ur ttllsty AMI we'll
Al
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ANOTHER DARiSo RospERr N CutoRoFoRS.--
on Tho night Of the Std. instant the house o.
Mr, jacob Fees, Of Davis county, Iowa, was rob
bed Of sS0O,i The following monneu The window
was raised, and small rolls Of paper saturated will
chlototom OF opium thrown into tie room, b,
which tie house was flIe,l withsmoke, aud deer
sleep came over oil the inmates. The mOReywb.
between Tie straw and feather beds In which Nit
Fees and his wife wetv sleeping, Linen cloths,
wet with chIotofotn, were placed over The faces
Of the old lady and gentleman, and thus theywere
kept uncOncIous, while the mnney was taken
hOm under them. There were five petsohs in The
house, and slept till an unusually ate hour in
the morning.
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MQmM0M Hat Store.
Meade Collegiate Institute

utIiF Hoard Of Trustees Of the Meade Collegiate lpsll-
iutc wlil meet according to adOunNtet OH Wtdnes.
DAY AFTERNOON The 9th DAY 0EAily, In the Lecture loom OF
st. Matthew's Church, Wheeling, at O'Clock, 7. "
luICllal attendance Is ltqlesiei Tic keIOh Of tue
Agent wIll he lNll bctOe the li0ail.
IS order d The President. ,,,.,,., 49,,
= NycIiRhIra nStAr
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tStfRjps at5sSetit, nov dtSE lie SAILS Of ths
rlse,s ID New otleatI
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lptili.a for ne lHa,ttas intelligence,
LOVE IDEAL.

"OR Lore! no hGbit1Hi oftaTth artiheHi"
III EHGttA ItEdph, IRE kltrt N htt"
NJ love for her Is less a thing
For vivid days delight,
Than such pure, mystic Swallowing
..- AsInakss tue bliss Of night.
Ny thought OF her is less the birth
or purpose, or Of will,
Than some son impulse, sprNslns forth
Wien lies designs are still,
MyrFIIt In herIs lsIS to sec
She Sliuds ulmsIt lei, alone
Than In such perfect putty
.IsSsrapll natures owlL
Ny dream Of her Is less the shade
orIapluEes e'er enIOyehi
Than S1me sweet future, there displayed,
RHuIton ne'er has eloyed.
My hore OF her Is less 10 wear
The gathered flower day,
Than have II blooming ever near,
Unsuled BY decay.
itnalleTS mol II khe DO M2h, -.'
~ orabsent, hid IISal IsfeSs;sfIn'd eye
'Sfs cannot vanish theNe.
/ do rot need 10 have her near,
That ! lnlY catch her worisi
They TeasL not through The conlmIn ear
The heAVrs responsive ehorlsi
Hut come Ike melody that springs
From Satue's breath around,
To whtelisone nnSie uttsrslee elnSs-
Som other smell ;lIan sound.
no, allre to see her beauty less,
Or mourn her falling truths
For faiey gives her form lie drels,-
Her L'llt, perpetual youth.
SOr mle TO feel lie mortal ralI,
TOss,eted mture's knOwui
Her home thrOuJtIlIe viii be my bTail,
Her sepulehre my own.
Unlike the loves that bind tie heart,
soon vsr2Ius 10 decays
Scarce Joined, eye lley incline 10 part
To lads aud melt away.
Hut thlsis as that HEARTS own beats,
HRdurinS to lie last
TITLES WON current there retreats,
Aud Pslte and thrOb be past.
W. u, u
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a TossESt-.A correspondent Of The Cleye.
lapl Hftdtd gives The details Of rush Of waets
upon tie tack Of the RaiItoad In Addison, steu.
ben Com, &, IN the 9lst inst, A number Of
mil dams on mountain stream gave way and
q The accumulated waters poured upon The road TACK
Just asths locomotive and the Itqir leaohsd that
point 4SibA rush at lie rSts Of flty miles yer
:, heuh the water struck Tue locomotive, ,ossius It
ipathf tack and destroying 1t. The cas- con.
,aihibg The Passe9gets had not guile reached The
oahoi6t fdanssr, and no lives were LOST, although
:" tue escape was almost rt0sdehltat. Nine mills
..sadd ,aYsdSeliOg houses were carried away One
%Otaah'aAd bet intanlch wtts drowned Tie
tack lie TOAD was coveted wIIh dir, and rocks
RAShelup6n Il, fot nearly half amIie. ltsas
fs@atktUle event and will long bs remembered
in that locality
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aTDanlel webslst's carriage was SOLD al auction
In BO.ton, on Saturday, fot only 1880,
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t3.Ths ettdlionot Page and Bacon met in St.
: Louis on Thptsaay last, and agteed 10 certain
PROPOSITIONS tota settlement, which the Republican
says xt,e satisfactory 10 all parties VIA. they
.-..Vstsi has not YET ttansplted.. --..--.....-.
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PL4SriSG PoraTo PEELlSCs.--We have recen.
tly been attracted bynn article in the "SOil Of tie
South" to the following elec,;-A negto boy
was sent 10 empty some potato peolings ii lie
piggery, but hefote doing il he selected all lte
eyes, and planted them in the fence corner. The
result was, that at digging time he Ind near q
bushel Of potatoes, larger and better than those Of
his master raised from whole potatoes and with
'guaRner," mentioning the subject 10 on En-
glishman, he assures US Thai whole potatoes wcte
ieqtr planted in the district hon which he emf
gtated-nothing but The eyes. These were net
on the tubeE with more Of the potato, however,
Than is usually taken olTwill tie Pteling, and
planted In highly MANFRED and well pfepSrel soil,
and.Iarge crops Of The very best Of polSlOes are
The result. The remainder oftls potato isptepsred
for the table,
When potatoes ale two dollsts d. bushel, not
much could te LOST by planting a few peeIings for
on expetiPent, The ground Should OF cotltse bs
highly maRured and The plants well tended. Let
al least few lows be planted beside The ordinary
crop, and the result carefully noted Try It, and
lei us hear from you,--IndfOna Farmer.
nDAntaI wAhkIAtik mia "a nae Ia al
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The Delaware and Hudson Canal opened tlrro'
no wednesasy. Lake Ers /, fee q, tat Is Bile.
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tJ'ThsattlcSI "stats" ale making fortunes in
califOtnis. A Letter from the Boston Post says;
"Murlock has cleared $4,000 In Californla;
the lous&et sitcrs have cleared over that amount;
Madame Anna Ihilon made 50, 600 The first week
Of her engagements Proctor tetutns by the next
steamer with 100000"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-28

tf1'Ire Charleston Is. C.) Standard says the
thermometer on Frlsy last, The Goth ult., stood
al o. degrees Of Up. NJ, In lis office. In Sayan.
nah, on thu same day, II was at 9S, though thcte
sasa fine breeze sIitipgi in the sun Ittoo 10 1870.