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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

sos. Ar NARnrys.--Masiette, the
f.onn,v Seat 81 Narshall County IN this
s,atc. was visited BY = tsrrible storm week
before last. which blew down zen OF we've
dwelling houses, shops and stores. besides
doing q great amount Of damage IN otnes
reepects. Oae man Whose honse csu9ns
IRE durine The gale. and who assempsse.
vi,h : Young child in HE arms. 70 rescn :
ns;chbmins house, ives caught byt wind
Ard carried over mile, hoseng IN % ND
child meanwhile. HE wife. WIN enosnc'
child, was more fortunate in finding tenn
norary shelter on the leward side OF osfn .
where she stood for hours exposed to tor
rent Of rain, not daring to venture rom her
h;din1 place until the wind subsidized. One
s,ore was blown to atoms. and the goods
.c.t,ered over the prairie in an easterly d..
,ection, for miles. Iron pots. tin kettles.
and other heavy articles were hurled :
Great distance. The raia in the meantime
came down in torrents, threatening IN one
~ two instances TO drown whole families,
and the accompanying thunder and light
n;no were so terrific as to make some OF the
.,ou,est hearts quail. Our informant. T:
gentleman residing at Independents. and
who pas ssd through this town last week. on
hie way home from Marsha'l County, esys
that many Of the inhabitants camd near dy'
ing from shere fright. never having before
Witnessed anything q thousandsh psrt 60
terrible as this prairie gale Linn ti4') s9a
lister, 9Th.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
IIer the 0e:st.e.
The Know Nothing Fee.

The Sag NIGHT writer in the Banner 10
mistaken in supposing that a dollar apiece
was charged for initiating Know Nothings
at LIE Claire; nor was a charge Of fifty cts.
made for admitting any of the present Loco
foco candidates into the Order in Daven-
port. The writer Of this communication
charged twenty-five cents for initiating one
Of the candidates on the Locofoco ticket
He expressed himself satisfied. thought he
got the worth of his quarter,-and the gen.
tiemen DE Banner are at liberty to find
out who he lie. "OsE OF THEM"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
For the Gazette
The Popular" Leonard,

The Popular" Leonard.
As we expected, the Banner man says
nothing about those executions. Personal
ly we are as friendly to Mr.. Leonard and
would 60 as far to serve him as any Of HE
pretended friends; we do not believe Mr.
Leonard would wrong person, personally
or officially, knowingly out of farthing
We do know that. the lao requires all
executions to be returned to the office from
whence they were issued within 20 days
from the time they are issued. II is right
every man in the County has to dema nd,
and il is duty owing to every defendant
upon the record, TO return these executions.
This 10 all we ask. and this the citizens OF
Scott County will expect, and that too be-
fore the August election, notwithstan diug
the brsggadocoi article in the Banner-
Mr.. Patton, our worthy clerk, acted very
properly when he told the legal gentleman
he would sign no certificate of the kind So
licitcd; nor lie il sufficient for Mr., Leonardo
case to tell person to hunt him up when
he wishes to know whether judgment has
been satisfied or not, when the records of
the Clerks office should show the fact
For this Official short coming citizen 10 to
be abused and threatened because he de-
mands that the laws of the State be com.
piled with. More anon. VERlrAs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

The following paragraph is the conclu'
sion Of an article in the London Times on
the bloody battle ofthe 18th ofJune:-
THE result Of the attack on the 18th
onclusively demonstrates. IT my doubt
~as entertained Of the fact. the extreme
difficulty Of carrying by assault works OF
the nature of tn ose which now defend Sc
bsstopol, even when the assault is made oy
troops Of the most dsuntless courage. con-
fident of their own power to overcome every
obstacle. The iorts attacked do not ap.
pear 10 have been silenced, nor were the
approaches carried to the foot OF the ene'
my's works. Under these circumstances
the assailants were exposed TO very heavy
loss and the result was in favor OF the de.
fence Of the place. Fortunately the aliied
commanders have other means at their d's'
posal, which we trust tiat they will employ
10 retrieve check. which. though not dis
creditable to our arms, from the extraordi-
nary courage displayed by the troops, is
the most painful occurrence we have had to
record in the course Of the war"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

T0-DAY's ADVERTISEMENTS.
He'll Closing Out!!!

SINS with Pleasure We announce TO the public that
i Mr. C. He i has thrown into mark ct the well
kuo IN 01ymaa Daass Hoase and large lots. The
observe leo of the sJsEv LigISf Lap and the sSnn-
day Ordna nee" have had uch direct influence In
essenine the pYonts Of Ihis we'll known and TO ny
pleasure s6o riding retreats that the music ians
longer with any pleasure "biow their h.rns,'. and
those who regularly "Trip the light fantastic toe"
can no long thread tho 'mist images" OF the airy
notes with ..dry Whistles" and nothing 30 wet lhem
With. and the. harp that once through Tara Halls"
awakened t.e resouhding echoes being sle nj,
in dBe Mr.. He's oceup patton Is gone! And IL is l-h
10 ~ TO make this startling announcement 10 the
Public.
This house is large and eommodous, weii-built.
and with little expense would make one Of the most
desirable Bording Hseses in the West From this
point one OF the most m magnificent views 10 spread
out panoramic like before you. Nature seem, In
getting this site have designed for the abode
Royalty only, and II not that Is well adopt
ed 10 sDit the most fasiidions taste. would not
presume 10 give 1t this extended notice. II viii be
sold At a bargain and We advise those who wish 10
avail themselves OF rare chance to apply soonto
July 10 1855 diff EADS & STEWART
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

The Waukegan Gasette chronicles he
roic act by boy near that place, who was
carrying The mail. she was driving along
the road in the edge Of the evening, a man
rushed out and took hold of his horse, or
dering him to leave the mail, The bow,
with great presence Of mind, seized 4 ham.
mer he had by him. (with which he had
been hxin0 the Telegraph wircs.) and point.
ing nt'wsrds the man ssid II he did n,,
leave in d ubie quick time he would blow
out his brains; when the chap put for the
bushes in wsy that showed he was in a
hurry.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

.HArL, WEppsp LoyE"-One Thomp-
son Carlisle. published note in paper in
one of the towns Of an adj lining county, for
bidding any one to harbor or trust his wife
a. he shall not pay her debts. The indig-
nant spouse comes back at him in the fol-
lowing strain
IT Is FALsE that | left my home with
out any cause or provocation. | had pork
and bread for my breakfast, pork and bread
for dinner, and pork and bread for supper;
and because wanted coffee for my break
fast he raised chair to knock my brains out.
He said what was good for him was good for
me. took my oath Of this before Esq.
Owens some time ago. Through false
pretense and lies, he got me to sign away
my dover; and the last time ] went home
be drove me out Of the yard. On Sunday
he drove me out Of the house for telling that
I saw him 20 early, before any one was up.
and bring home boards on his back. He
forbid my milkwoman to bring but pint; II
was 90 extraysgsnt; half of il W. thrown
into the evil. She told him wanted mush.
He said pint was plenty. So for my pork
and bread again. and sometimes huge cat
fsh skinned alive. Besides all this he sold
the last thing l held dear on earth-a pei
calf that never cost him anything. ! am
the wife Of old Carlisle, and he shall sup
port me. ANN CARLISLE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

4 new Cuban organ under the title OF
~ Pueblo has lately been commenced in
The city Of New York. II devote. mos, Of
Us a'tentien to the late Cuban Junla a, the
hssd Of which was Gen. Quitmeu. II AZ.
lacks the Junts with great violence, and
accuses II Of having been the cause of the
most terrible calamifies in cubs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

Know Something's Convention OF
the Know Something's met at Springfield.
Mass., on the 10th instant. The principles
Of the party as promulgated at the recent
National Convention at Cleveland, were
re-sffirmed. and resolutions were passed in
favor Of freedom
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

At Wellshoro, Pa, few DAYS since,
Mrs. Eunice Vanatta drowned herself and
her son. an intelligent lad eight years OF
age. She was impellsd to the deed through
a morbid anxiety for the welfare OF the
child. which had probably merged into in
sanity
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

CnrcxEr.-The N. Y. correspondent OF
the I.teuigenoer says the manly game Of
cricket is annually gaining strength among
the people of II at city, and that as it is free
from the Objectionable features which per-
tain to most olher sports and highly condu-
Give to manly developments. the writer
thinks that It should certainly be encour-
aged.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

FROM OREGos-Latea dvices from Ore.
gon state tina, Gov. Lane, the Democratic
nominee, has been reelected Delegate to
Congress BY 1900 majority. The question
Of forming State constitution was submit
ted to the people at the same time, and il
was thought that majority was in its ia.
vcY
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

According to the Press the Common
Council of Chicago have already paid Sa.-
31437, for bills incurred in entertaining the
Burlington guests at the recent Ra ilroad
celebrate on
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Hfw Aoufrtisfnlfnts.
Notice n hereby given


Notice 10 hereby given
THAT the Partnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned 10 this day dissolved by musun,
rousrnt All accounts due TO, by the late rn, VIII
be recciy cd or discharged ~ Messss smith Marsh.
- GILMAN SMITH,
JOHN MARSH,
THOMAS A. MARQUIS.
Davenport, June 3oth, isss.3tas
n rESsRS SMITH 4 AARSH having associated
ivI m emselves with Mr.. ENOCH MEAD. and puf-
ohs..d the Saw Mill NJ Rock lslabd, near me noas
Vrrd will keep d ft supply Of Lnmber o. every dcs
eripsion on hand. suitable nr Bni dcrs Carpenters,
Nc And viii DO glad TO their old friends tofcthes
Win thc inhabitants .f Rex Island, u their iMmocf
Yard; where all orders entrusted 20 them VII %
49,. =, h.na ENOCH MAD,
""'s GILMAN SMITH,
JOHN MARSH.
THOMAS A. MARQUIS having entered Into raf,
nership with ISAAC A. SCRIPruR E VIII conusue
10 rn rry on The McCarty NH, where they VIII keep
null supply OF Lumber, OF kinds tose'hef WIN ma
Also La,hs and shingles.
ISAAC r. SCRIPTURE,
THOMAS A. MARQUIS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Conntv Conventien.

THE friends ofTsmpefancs VIII send oe'ees.ss y
Conventioa 70 b. held ~ psvenpon ON sssu'u-'
eAs i~sA Instant as o'clock z. ~ 'or sns P",'s
- ns-,..,inr ,,cxssto be supported ~ the Angus
election. 80
TEMPERANCE cONAITTks.
July latA, lass.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
ARRIVALS AT LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
BURTls, Proprietor.

ARRIVALS AT LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
J.BURTis, Proprietor.
Friday, July -.
C Coon, BiLghamptonC Cnrtis, Eigin
NY w II Johnson. Alban! NY
James Bull, 81. Louis wilson do
] SimkinsJones, RaltimorsW C sipgart, Ma4uokeia
J Pollard DO Panne M ntsomery Yort
S Elkins do Montgomery do
C Nuizel, New York W Fsven. Troy
X Adrich, Rochester Frost, Fitehburg. Mass.
] A NJ Chesney. GalesbusgS GsxhaEoa, 90
G w Former, Ohio SHELL Rock Island
w Pnkn, Conn. A Dunlap DO
owen, LockPort NY Graham, NJ vernon
l. Herriek do J Undsrhili Il lady do
Duane. Ohio Mrs. Calender DO
w Cutler, Buffalo n Brown, Fulton
NJ Murphy & lady. York; Holland, Peoria
NJ Chasnbcrs & child, Tip.J Helley 4 lady, 81. Paul
ton Mrs. Taylor do
A Bowers, Upton Brown do
Lewis Jones, Warren, IndCspt. ID Moore, Greek
Floyd Black River Slave
Runniii do. A Routxong, Lyons
J 2 Inxroan, Iowa City Collins do
II Wicker, Chicago
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Unimproyed Land,

Loco acres ia s.oit County,
S,UGa - =. Cedar 81
s.Cp0 Muscntiuess
Together with large amount oflnrdir 'nhI,o, ia.,
Poweshcik, Clinton, Marshall. Jnstu I'D lti
counties.
Any or all of The above lands, cit, LOT. or r,ot.r
are offered Tor sale by
GEORGE J.. NitkoLIf
General LAID Agent
surveys aud Subdivisions oil la nd n adj. ~. .s,t
eiaotiec b. mn experienced ettiL,rt-alIlt Is II,
once. AllB
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
MisfellasfSns.
ravvvporr ruslc SCHOOL.


vy>HE subsc,iber has rented and a.,cn w /, With
g. I'd story L. Cairo Block, 'uan,an A.: wmerc
Ss,s -cod piano Forte Black boas', y ~, LA
- viii ecem Music school. coasissnE 2. .o s,msd.
g 10 ceinmencs ms soon ~ the cissscs -
vix:-- ~ ,ousic going
II A Juvenile Class In the rudimcnss 81 .,se on
through thorough course u ,nsttucuo"'
Wednesday aud Saturday afternoons. claimants
y All Adult Glass commencing with 'ho .,,,., an.
and going through u thorough course, mee'"s W"
evening each week.
Gice Cl.ss for tho practice Of secular muse
m citing once II week.
An Advanced Glass la tho practice Of sacred Music
meeting once week. N,
The School is intended to be permanent and WI
AFFORD good opportunity for those VIII wish to gel
rood musical Education 4 n little expense =.
Terms for "a Lessons for the favsac ttass, - w
Adult !W
{. g - Cite. $50
- g Advanced I" e.N
Instruction. on the Piano AID N's,odc"n If - ,es
.sn.. iucudnr use al n~iramsls for practice, Dis "
Piano Fories tuned al short notice. A., .
For further information Inquire u! ;. ~ e'a""s'
Co.'s Music Store, No. I tr Claire Row.
June 20, le5j dan II. =. aiHs |"".
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Scott County Farms

For sale, ~ improved Fatms, eobttiniry #. n a,
sou acres each, and Vt prices tbIgii, II, n Nb =,
perher.. We can suit all parties Il the, vii All
tskctme TO lock for themselves. ALEC ten dr,ns
Farms, well improved, In Musealiue eouLD ; o. MI
are hue Goa nridS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
- YrrrrY xPxslrIoH.


The les, sdvices from Nicarsgua hsss
caused The fricnds Of Col. Kinney and hss
conn, Mons to have feelngs Of alarm Which
thcy csnros conceal. II appears shss IN
v;ew Of the comisr expedition. the N'ears-
ru. Covernnent has proclaimed marital
law. and the expeditioaists are shfeasened
with death itself If they fall into the hands
AZ The authosities. Il u perhsPs good
feature Of human nature. thss no matter
how criminal may be the enterprises ~
which men get themselves into trouble sney
always meet with greater o. less degree
Of pity aud sympathy. when they are about
10 receive the punishment for their i0i''es
or sheir misdeeds.
certainly Col Kinney and HE dupes ana
co.d;utors bad time enough TO count snd
cerssder Ill the contingencies and eonse'
ou<nres f.r the undertaking in which tney
embarked. They perfected the srraase-
ments Of their unlawful enterprise 10 con-
temp, o, the proclamation which had eeen
issusd ,r.in.s them; they eioded the courts
Of the country before which they had been
.unmosed 10 answer for their ineipient Oh
fences, and they were fugisives fro" justice
when they clandestineiy departed; they
knew the Nicaragua minister 1t Wash'ng'
ton. had informed his Government OF their
u.chio s,ions, and these being the facts
which preceded their departure, Whatever
diascul,ies or disssters they msy encounter
IN The further prosecution Of their designs.
N canno, be pretended BY them or their
friend, that their misfortunes can be at
tr,b~ted 70 any other causes than their own
persistence in wroagdoing. II they csieu-
lated upon perfect safety on account OF the
supposed weakness Of Nicaragua. and uneK-
p~ctedly fnd hsGovernmento Of thsteounsry
strong enough to defend it from must i'm
,udeas aud pirat;eal invasion. they most
ABIDE ,he consequences of their mistake.
We are not personally DESTROYS that
the misdeeds of Col. Kinney and his COM
panions should be punished By death, even
:, the hsnds of those whom they fremedit'
ately determined TO attack. bot "ehoio u
to be no slight matter to invade country
with which we are bound BY treaties OF
peace and amity. and to subject its inno-
cent inhsb;tants to oil the dangers and des-
Citations OF war. Rightly viewed, the crime
# Col Kinney 10 one of the most heinous
description, and We do not pretend that we
viii be much concerned If be receive the
propss penalty Of bis misconduct. Although
be has yirtaslly ouslawed himself. We doubt
mot that il be fall into trouble, an attempt
will be msde to interpose the authority Of
the United States between him and punish
mest We do doubt, however, whether in
that contingency and under al the circum.
stances of the case. this Government would
feel either disposed or authorized to inter-
fore.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

The Paiiadeiphis American says move.
meDs has been started in that city 10, ths
reorganization OF the Wig party on basis
exclusive Of oil connection with secre, or
Stfs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
NA1RIED.

On the evening of the 95ih 81 June, by Rev. d.
Mitchell in tho Presb, terrain Chnch, IT Chapel Hill.
WV. HrsEv HupWEru Esqr of Davenport l.wa,
70 Eliz.srra w. WstTAxsR, sashter ofCoi sP'er
WbitHA er, former, Of HALIFAX Co C. but nov OF
Dnyeuport Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

The following 10 the circumstance that
gave rise to the report of woman having
been killed in Moline. The search, we
learn. proved entirely fruitless:-
Durgisrieus Attempt 1t Molins-A Woman,
Threat Cut By the Villains.
Since the Organization Of the nigh, police
in Rock Island, the burglars have become
scarce. but they have commenced their dep-
relations at Moline and in its vicinity. For
the past week there has not been a NIGHT
bot that some house there has been enter.
ed and pillaged. Last night, however. the
scoundrels proceeded further than usual
They entered the residence of widow BeIl
relic Of Samuel Bell. situated about a mile
above Moline, which they commenced rum.
maging for plumber. The lady hearing
them came down stairs. and as she landed
IN the entry was caught BY one Of the ruff
mans VINO was stationed there in the dark
PROBABLY - sentinel for the rest. He i'm
mediateiy commenced cutting ~ ~, w;,h
knife, and succeeded in iufictino . oa.h
IN her throat, besides hacking one ~ ~.
arms, with which she wsrded of ~, hlo,..
pretty severely. She called out . h;,sd
man who was sleeping on the premies .nd
the gang decsmped. None Of the wound.
inflicted on the lady are mortal, the one a,
the throat, which is the most severe. RIO,
being quite deep enough 10 accomplish the
work evidently intended.
The citizens Of Mo inc, upon being 40.
prised Of these facts. this morning tsrned
out 10 body, and being joined by numbers
from this city. proceeded to scour the coun.
Try, determined to arrest oil suspi cious per.
cons. The Island. particularly, will be
hunted over, ~ il 10 believed 10 be . render.
vous for the gsns.-R. !. Advertiser.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
SUGAR CURED HAMS.

on TlERCES Sugar Cured Hams, can vas.cd,
ONJ verychoice. put up with care for family Z
For sale cheap who e-a'e & retail by
JACOB WEAVER JrA co.
NIB This lot Of Hams will be ofe red - tho trade
and private families until the LIST OF lower
ihanthey can be bought eitherin st. Louis, Chica.
90, or Cincinnati.
July Ia2v
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
McInto.h Addition:

30 lots on the biuai IN Mcintosh : Is,and.d.lP,
driccs vary ing from e?tt 10 s5te eIch .IoIs,r.,i
Lease Lots.
80 lots, auufIlly situated IL the Russcl ,rls,.
sion. for lease on lYyeafs These lois are on E,T,
Main and Harrison streets ofogt-iois aba Nj
10 the cit! corporation, large Inmbei
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Pleasure Excursion.

90 THE sieI merJ j. MCKEE, Cart.
- l. a isaov DoDsx, viii leave Rnck Is
E11ff1 land and davenport. Monday even
g0SX11D61 Ing Jul, 18th, on n pleasure trip 10
NAv1vo y. ontrose and return. arriving
II NSck T,lInd, Wednesday evening July 10Th. A
ell Bdd Cotlioh Hand Is engaged for tue occasion.
Tickets for the trip ~ per couple.
Rock Island. July 10th, ts55-d-td.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Green's Cd Addition

20lots on 3L npd 9Th streets well situated -.
price and long time. '"'H'
go iotsi In Mcksnrie's subdi, ision, on an ,Am
sreets--oLi. $500, eash.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14

NEW CLOTHING HOUSE.
IN BRADY STREET, third hood from 81 street
~ We are now opening n stock af ready made
Clothing, manufactured ~ W. +. Jennings, BROAD.
way. New York Of the best material and in lis hes,
style, which we shall sell Mt the LOWEST PRICES
Gentlemen are Invited 10 cali and examine our >, ,cs
Davenport, June 10 II HILL 90
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
REMOVAL!

THE undersigned have removed their large stock
oftsPOceries. into their new brics building
corner Second and Perry streets, where they will be
pleased to attend 10 the wants Of theiY storners
BARKLEY. THOMPSON e. co.
Dayeupor July II. less, d I'm W GIN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Dog Lost.

r OST on the event Y ofthe 9TH inst. a pointer slu
i .,pat,I and liver c"Iosed, an ans ev, 10
n. name Of Rose. The Under will be very be diy
ewasded BY lsAv ing the came with the .ubs. iib
WIN. McMANUs,
Joy ~ N* Dc Ripley Let 2t A ID sic
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Railroad Accident.

Atlanta, ILL.,, July -.
The passenger train going south ran over
three steers near this place at sig o'clock
this morning. The engine and tender, bag
gage and second Glars cars passed over the
cattle without falling from the track. the
two first class cars ran off the track throw
ing the inst one upon its side, the other cut
through the bridge and remained there
On board the train were the SherifTof Cook
county proceeding to Altoniwi,ha numberof
prisoners. The Sheriff was able to 90 on.
three persons were somewhat bruised, but
no lives lost.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
A Good Horse

FOR SALE CHEAP!
A LARGE. young bay horse, sound and gentle will
"A be sold low, rs the wishes 10 return east.
Enquirest
TWITCHELL q GiLLET's Store andsrin shop
RfaJy str1et
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-14
Great Eyci:amfn. n

MlTcRELL'S EMPORIUM!
NoW Is the time to le, the y orh Gf yoafp,,rev
~ "" arc determined iu seH Of NJ VERY TOW
IhLt 70 hdt fe~ goods We h,,e fatf in or,l., "a
msAs hmi room Tor our Stocks o. Fab std Winter
ooons. Heintebd to 70 East about N. .Gih of the
present month, and van, an rae MONEY We ran ret n.
ven - the room for the new go dis. .Ii soon AID
n,"p.o,e .ns great Pporuny Of buyin our goods
July ~, 'a5-dtf