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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02

CIGARS! CIGAkS!l CI6HHBJlY
NEW CIGAR STORE.
NJ. H. HEIDENHEJMER,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF.
Havana and Domestic Cigsrs, chsvins HShaeee
and Snuff, ga
I'd Street, doors Eesf of Erasy.
DavcDPOrf, I0Wa.
II = Being nected nh an Esstarr Hausa Ia
enabled to sell steasterl nYiees. q y =
xiso, N, on hand stock OF GRocKRiE.. FarIys,eis.
Sugar Cured Hams!
|1Q TlERCS CANvASSED, very
lily use. - - -
For sale cheap Wholesale & r~taiiky
JACcB WEAvEk JsA co.
Nh. This lot Of Hams IL altered tN the Trade and
iamfcs nj favorable teiTs lev than tiey a o.
Jul, 2rss -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

THE subscribers constantly making variety OF
Printing and Wrapping Parersat their Miilin Mo.
iue and Will pay Cash for reasonable qGanit. 81
good clean cotton orinelirags. cllngagent.
4 90 Churchill will call on the Merchants through
central Iowa and pay them in cash paper for their
rags. WHEELOIk " FEhuus.
Moline. June 30th, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
UEV. T. .
LEE g. NlCKOLLS,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
DACoRAU, IOWA.

DACUWAH, IOWA.
yvuHe next coor To the Government Land 0fice
NJ NEare prepared 10 locate Land for residents or
ovv hon,resdents at the Land Once OF Ft Dodge
Sna s eorah Iowa. and at tho Brownsville Land or
NJ ~. IN Minnesota We have had two responsible
m'sors OF large experience In the aeid for two
uths na,n making selection Of Lands, and pre-
NJ" Win selections 10 tho amount of 10000 acres
n"ey received for investmant on joint account al
thn "s sMs VIC party ~ por ct interest per annnm and
a"Ipt' "pt' prohts divided equally. Exchange bought
'hc usual rates We,uyiie ention 10 ,ur Hook
pcl, - d&w,ls
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02

Constantly On hand large and fresh assortmcn Q
altkipds OF FANCY CANDIES, whchf,r chea pnes,
Quality and Variety cannot be surpassed by any othe
stabishmeHt In the West. March 90. n SIS DIV ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
Nloiiae.

SEARS, WOOD q Co.,
Bedstead Manufacturers, Lumber Merchants
and Dealers In Planed Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
EnHE only establshmeniin the Nestwhe,e
/ sHE ERW UuD . CELEBRAIED TuRNlN q
ATE is u sed for turning PRIsaATH FoRMs. such As
Espcis, BaiEsters, Bed Posts, Iaate Legs, andot
work too various to enumcrate. with the
Jnouidisgs Of all into squares 0J any nnm6er or
taste may suggest. Making the most perfect md
beautiful work thatfancs desire, andhaying he
appearance Of osflyearced cork.
June IL, IS54-trw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
Il and Rs<~;l

Ok LA DAINNIAllNS.
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
Wholesale and Rstail.
WE have just received the largest and best as
w sortment of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING. that ever wasbroughtto this western cour,ry
consisting in part of the following articles,
American, English, French and G German Broadolo otl
Coats, Indifferent styl and qualities
Oyercoats Beaver, Blanket. Petsrsham Pill 10th
unies Cloth, Lions Skin. Mohsir.
Double Coats of the same materials.
Fall Coats of Sa.inets. Tweed, Cashmere, Dee
Skin, Cashmarette and leans, of every style.
FURNISHING GOOnS
Consisting OF nne assortment Of Siis trsvats
Stock, Neck Handkerchiefs. Pocket Handkerchief
Drawers, Undershirts, Hats, Caps. Buckskin Gloves
India rubber coats and pants, Trunks valices and
Carpet bags. Fine White and Fancy bosom Shirts,
Shirt Collars. Alsre hne lot nf
nOY6' CLOTHING
and piece gooGJ. Persans will md II tn theirntef-
est 10 Civ us call before pu rchs sin galse where
Store on Front street, opposite Ferry Landing in
BERLIzHFINER FLgIsCHNAN.
psvenPer, Sept. I:fh, Iesf,
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Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

ROBBERY! SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS STOLEN !!
MacKubin & Edgerton, Bankers, of this city lost
Six Hundred Dollars on Monday last, in mystic
rious manner. 1t seems that the Cashier, Mr..
Donahower, counted out some money for severel
gentlemen, and placed certain package contain
ing Indiana bills, aside for person who was to
call and procure a large sum of money on check.
When the account was balanced, it was found
that this package and package of 500 and
some gold were missing. The gentlemen who
had procured the money at the bank, were waited
upon, who readily exhibited the money received
and Just as received, leaving no doubt in the
minis of Messrs M,cKubin & Edgerton, hut the
money had gone through another channel. The
missing packages were placed in the safe and ,hey
must have been taken from it
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

Doors AND SHoEs.-Judging from the sales,
the Boot and Shoe trade of this city is better than
it has ever been before. B. w. Morse Il Co., OF
the Boston Boot and Shoe Store, are disposing of
their stock which they recently purchased below,on
such terms as seem to meet with the approval OF
their customers. The Boston Boot and Shoe Store
has become permanent institution, and its pro-
prietors are great favorites with the ladies.
While Morse & Co. are carrying on the trade
down town, c. C. Hoffman has as much as he
can do up town. He informs US that his sales
thu Spring have been excellent. Who would MT
have good foundation?
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

A SCENE IN STREET IN ST. PAUL.-Thermome-
ter 100. Boy-"May ride?" Man with fast
horse" "Yes." Driver starts up his horse; boy
follows the wagon at the rate of 2:4O. Horse
ahead. Driver grins. Boy sweats. Driver slacks
up. Boy gets within foot of the wagon. when
the horse suddenly plunges forward. "Darn
you, you old fool" exclaims ''Young America"
as he picks up stone and hurls it at the wagon,
at the same time the blubbering of the little fell
low could be heard, minging with the loud laugh
of the driver, his horse brisky trotted over the
ground.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

A New PATENT.-These are days of Patents!
Patent noses, patent cheeks, patent eyes--every
thing is patent. We even havepatent soapAt the
Winslow. But the latest patent is a wee-bit of a
thing, not much larger than an ordinary fly, used
to hold together unbound magazines, music or an-
wieidv nictoras. They are called Oxford Ties
Hamilton & Co. have the article, and those in
want of the smallest patent in existance, should
call and purchase. BY the way, these gentlemen
arc oneninr a large stock of Stationery Goods, on
which there is in patent.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

ES+T That man II S. of nunn ry notcretv, has
been expelled from the Masss chuset,s Legislature.
1t seems he put up at hotel with Mrs. Patterson.
sia'd all night, drank g n. and charged the
amour, of the bill to the State. lie took his seat
in the House twice, but each time was removed
BY the sergeant-at- arms. Oh, Mr.. Hissl
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CLEAS1xc Uf.-Wc are glad to SEQ at least one
of our contemporaries alluding to the necessity Of
cleaning up the ilth and rubbish which is a dis
grace to our city, and we are also pleased to see
that the authorities working faithfully to 70.
movo the evils. The Pioneer in alluding to the
matter, remarks - .ioii
/" There are hundreds of places in the city which
should be cleanscd ut once. 1t is frying enough
20 endure the heat of blazing sun, but it is not
only beyond endurance, but likewise against the
law to be compelled, in addition, to snuff up un-
savory smells, and inlale disease with every breath.
There has been too long habit of casting out Of
fal into the highways and by places, and all sorts
of accumula,ions Of garbage, ect., have bee"
of which, we verify believe, commenced their ex-
istence and date their present age the same rs
our city. In numberless cases q little care and
exertion would have avoided this, but people
greatly act as if they did not care, and would act
in the spirit of the lazy servant a.a
g do but what must do; -
To do that, Is labor quite enough"
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CT Bond Kellogg are in pretty ssgood o.
dor'' just now We should judge. 6 The sweet South
that breathes on banks of vioiets'' is not more
rsdolent of perfume than they. They have Ara.
by's scented gales bottled up and Theoretically
sealed and the bissful sufocation of Aurora's Kis:
confined in boxes and embodied in pastes and
liquids. Dews distilled from morn's ambrosia
curls and lots of brushes and combs &c. to do W
s.that ar har' whenever it gets out of order.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

FALL OF LUMBER.-We observe in our ex-
changes that the price of lumber in the districts of
Pennsylvania and New York, are on the decline.
Logs which brought 10 and IA cents, bring only
cents now. We hope this decline will have a
tendency to make lumber cheap in this section,
as hitherto it has been in great demand and at
high prices.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

Loss OF THE GOLDEN AGE.-The California
steamship, Golden Age, with seven hundred pas
sengers on board, was wrecked two hundred and
sixteen miles above Panama, on tie 23th OF
April. She struck against sunken rock. The
good conduct Of the passengers saved thoir lives
The vessel was commanded by Captair Watkins,
formerly Captain of the ill-fated steamer San
Francisco.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

President Sparks, the editor Of Washing
toms writings, having been written to as to the
genuincss Of the phrase SO often attributed to tho
chief-'put none but Americans on guard to-
night"--rcplies that he has never met with any
such expression in Washington's writings. a'
GT Had Washington made use Of any suck
expression, he would have belied his own char
acter, for at the time to which a!lusion i made,
he was surrounded by foreigners who sepdeycd
him great servies- Lafayette, Montgomery and
others. y
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
VOL. IT,, NO. 2.

PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAVING MAcHISE.-We
have once before alluded to this machine, and do
so again with pleasure, as we consider it a ycry
valuable invention and we'll worth the attention
Of mechanics. Out Of cherry board large
number of Rglets were sawed for as in the space
of few minutes, and they are now ready for uss
without plane or even the Whit Of a sand-paper,
The machine can be seen for few days longer in
room in the second story Of the Empire Block,
St. ANTHONY st.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

FRosr.-We were mistaken in saying yesterday
that there had been no frost in Minnesota. We
were informed so, on our arrival from below
We now learn that there has been frost in the
ncighborhood of St. Paul, but not of serious
charac.er. A white frost has left slight traces Of
its visit in the vicinity of Saltwater. A heavy
frost has injured the wheat crop in the immediate
ncighborhood Of St. Anthony. Still this frost in
severity, is scarcely comparable with that below.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

MRs. STowE BURNT IN EFFIGY.-We learn from
a Washington correspondent of the Pennsylvania
Enquirer. that while Mrs. Stowe and her sister
were on visit to the University of Virginia, the
former was burnt in ehsy and the latter insulted.
We know a great deal is said of Southern chiv-
airy, bu, # this is a specimen of it, good Lord
deliver u.s.:
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

ScnooL.-Another term of the school under the
direction of Miss Elizabeth Ogden, will COM
mence in the basement of Rev. Mr.. Riheldaffer's
Church on Monday. We learn that this school is
in Aourishing condition, the usual attendance
of scholars being not far from fifty. Sec adver-
tisement
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

cT The St. Antonio Texan says: We are In
formed that the grasshoppers are 80 namer-
Gus in portions Of Medina county thst they hare
already destroyed all the crops that have been
planted, gardens, &c. We are informed also that
they are very numerous in several parts Of the
State
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

QUAILs.--A flock of Quails was observed night
before last perched on the roof of Gov. Ram
sey's house. Our worthy mayor never quails to
foe or difficulty, or we should think there might
be an omen in the incident. Quails are a rdra
aris in our Territory-and in calling on the Mayor
at their first arrival, they show very proper re-
spect for that functionary, and are fairly en-
titled to such honors as the city is accustomed to
award to distinguished strangers.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

TuErr.-A lady, wife of a mechanic Mt St. An
thony, and passenger on board the War Eagle,
which arrived here on Tuesday, was robbed during
temporary absence from her state room, of
some 1914, the contents of "a pocket book which
she had left in the pocket of dress in her state
room. The empty pocket book was left !;
a device which postponed the discovery of the
theft till after the lady's arrival here.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CT Livery Stable men. owners of carts, wag-
ons and drays, Porters or Runners, should bear
in mind that the City Council have passed an or
dinance regulating their business, and it they arc
caught mapping, woe to them. Licenses must bs
taken out. '.'
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CO The Winnebagoes, some fifteen hundred
in number, have taken their departure for their
new home on the Minnesota river, near Mankato.
They in good spirits and eager to reach their
destination.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

C9#' The arrival of Baker, the murderer of
Poole, at New York, created almost as much ex-
ctemcnt rs the murder itself. In these davs of
telcgraphs and steam, it is almost impossible for
violator of law to escape punishment. Let bad
m n look out.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

W The Buffalo Democracy considers the chol-
era now one of the institutions of the country,
sslike our inalienable right to elect knaves to
Office, to blow up steamboats,, and to build hank
rupt railroads" The statistics Of cholers NOR
t.ity for the last four years, it says, however,
will almost con6ne the malady to those who live
badly, in unhealthy Giro I'm stances. .-...-.- IN
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CO The editor of the Portland Argus, who y
Secretary of legation at London, writes home 10
that paper that the French Emperor, during his
recent visit to England, received our Minister Mr..
Buchanan, with marked civili'y, and expressed
the hope that America and France might always
be at peace. f-- li.t
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

O. The Virginia election takes place on Thurs
day, the oath of this month. Mr.. Wise saws he
has spoken las times during the election-his op-
ponent, the Know Nothing candidate, has made no
speeches
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

GY+ The St. Louis News announces the death
of Rev. Samuel Mitchell, of Plattville, Wiscon-
sin. At the time of his death he 90 years Of
age, AMI for 65 years minister of the Methodist
church.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CT William Creek, formerly journeyman
printer in the Democrat Office of this city, has
received 1855, interests and costs, of C. L. Emer-
son, the proprietor, for services due him whilo as
work on the State Printing. --, i1tI
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

Go>E To EuRoPs.--Th, Gaiena 4 lvcrtiscr Of
the 18th, savs :--''Among the plssen-er who
went ou, in the Atlantic, wre ES-Pre>i lent F l.
more, Gen. James of Rhode Island. Colt the pis
tol man, Hon. F.. B. Washburne and Others"
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

cT Locusts have appeared in countless NUM-
bcrs in Lexington district, S. O.. and i il sisted
that hogs and poultry are feastizg bountifully
upon them. u .nsaf
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

60" The Galcna Advertiser wishes to know if
the Postmaster at St. Paul will send the mail
matter for Galena directly to that place and not
to Dubuque, as it is delayed at the latter place
ona dav
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CY" The weather yesterday was cool and de-
lishtful-just the day to enjoy ride, or dish
of ce-cream. Visitors will find no more pleasant
season to visit Minnesota than now.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

DuBuouE.-The Express and Herald says 49, i
Our merchants are buying more largely than
off so rapidly that many Of them have already
disposed of their spring goods. aH .'''S,7
The business Of Dubuque We should judge was
better this year than in former times. l,,., .,
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CO The water is low in the Mississippi river,
in some places it being scant three feet. We trust
our June rains will give it hoist, and keep it
there until late in the fall.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

Rn.E SocIErr.-This Society meets for busi-
ness at the Central Presbyterian Church on Satur-
day evening. On Sunday evening there will be a
meet NJ Of the Society in the Church, to which
the public are invited to attend. Several ad-
dresses may be expected.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Considerab real es-
tate in this city changed hands yesterday. We
learn that other sales will take place soon.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

No SicKNEss.-Gcntlcmen recently from ST.
Louis informs US that the sickness on the river,
below Galcna, is rapidly su5siding. But few
cases are rcnortCO.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

Gv Col. Kinney, of fillibustering notoristy,
has been held to bail in the sum Of $4,000 to an
swer to charge Of violating the neutrality laws.
The alleged vessel, all ready to sail, with 3O0men
| on board, has been detained. t.t
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

THE PINEREs.-The lumbermcn are suffering
terribly for want of rain, and unless this very
necessary article makes its appearance soon, bad
state of affairs will follow. We sincerely pray,
give us rain.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CT The collection for an Orphan Asylum in
this city, which was taken up in the Episcopal
Church on Sabbath last, exhibits in clear light
the liberaltv of our citizens
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

C1y Never take paper more than ten years
without paying the printer, or at least sending a
lock of your hair to let him know that you are
about.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CO Hoffman, above our Office, has beauti-
full little play-shins in the shape of a pop gum
We feel sure that the children will call and it.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

Gw Hiss was arrested on his way to the Legis-
lature for debt, but was sued out on a writ of
habeas corpus.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

W Tie weather yesterday was quite cool
thick coats being in demand. The change i
really refrcshing-but look out for colds.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
CT Both our Galena and Dubuque exchanges
state that the health of the two cities is good.

BUILDINc.-Dr. L. c. Kinney intends to erect q
brick block in Eagle street, just this side of the
Winslow House, the cellar for which is now being
dug. W. S. Combs and Charles II. Parker are
erecting dwellings below the bluff, near the resi-.
dence of Charles Rice. The new residence of
Mr.. Banning, in the upper part Of the city, makes
an imposing appearance. Wchcar of other resi-
denccs about to be erected in the neipbborbood.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

The La Cross Democrat says there are
over 100 buildings putting up in that town this
season. H. - t
CT No town on the river, above Dubuques
presents more lively or growing appearance
than does La Cross. The citizens have construct
ed ,rillos0 wharf, which is not only cheap but
very durable. large and fine hotel has recent
ly been erected, which would do credit to a much
larger place. I a'l'1 s,9i
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CT Twelve hundred and 6fty>fouf brick build
ings were erected in st. Louis during the past
year. Some of them cost from $50, ,0O0to $780,.
900. The total cost is estimated at $3,8 900.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

e. Our earthly blessings, which are pesiSha-
BILE, are 30 many loans Of divine Proyidepee, the
right Improvement Of which; may secure us an in
terest in the heavenly world; while wilful and
continual abuse Of them, will aggravats our con-
demnation in the judgment to c0me. Ifa -
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CS The City Council OF Galena have appoint
Cd a committee TO select site for Freight d.
Iot in that citv. to receive articles which ma,
come over the Illinois Central Railroad.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

GyF The War Eagle arrived yesterday morn
ing with full complement Of passengers. As
usual, she made quick and prosperous voyage.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CO Now is the time to use economy. Money
is scarce, and there is 10 telling what will happen
Economic, economize-work, and spend as little
money as possible foolishly.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CO Caleb Gushing, one of the ablest men of
Mr.. Pierce's C'binet, is deadly opposed to fill
bustsrism. Glad to hear it--all sensible men
ore.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

GT Several parties in Naples have been ar.
rested and imprisoned for allowing their beards
to grow.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

DwELLIScs.-We want moro dwellings. Many
families have been obliged to leave the city this
Spring in consequence Of failing to procure
houses to live in. Sell your property, gentlemen,
and build-it will pay, and pay you well, at the
same time you will greatly oblige strangers and
benefit the city.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

WmsKY.-Some of our amiable liquor dealers
sold or gave away whisky to the Indians who
were in the city on Wednesday, and in the even-
ing horrible yelling the result. 1t 10 bad
enough to craze the brain of the whito man, but
he who viii deal out his damnable poison to the
savage, is fit subject for the Penitentiary.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

Hook AND LADDER CoMPANY.-We learn that
Mr.. j. Q. A. Ward has left the city for Chicago,
for the purpose of purchasing an apparatus for
the Hook and Ladder Co. of this city, which it is
thought will cost $500.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
WEDNESDAY,, MAY %, 1855.
OufDOsts of SeVaStOpOl Taken.

A telegraphic dispatch to the Chicago papers
announces that the allied army had made an
attack on Scvastopol and succeeded in taking the
ou,posts. The Russians made several attempts to
re-capture them, but were repu!sed with great
sI,,,bter II this information is confirmed we
may expect to hear of terrible destruction OF
life. and one of the blooiiest battles ever fought
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

c. The Paris restraurateurs have long been
which appeared by another name in the eurtel
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

LoCIsvrLLE, May Is.
A large FIRE took place at Evansville this A.
NJ, destroying l6 valuable buildings. Total loss
estimated at 100000, the greater part covered
by insurance.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CO. Charles Hoskins, the proprietor OF the
St. Louis Hotel, has been placed under $5 GOO
bail on charge of setting FIRE to bis premises.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

LAW AND WAR.-Of our fourteen Presidents,
eleven have been lawyers and three soldiers.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CO The Prairie State arrived last evening
The War Eagle leaves this morning at 10 o'clock.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

TIMES, q few days ago, we announced the fact
that the Printers in the Dubuque Tribune office
had been on ''strike." From the Tribune of
May 10Th, we learn that the Office was entered
in the night, considerable portion of the out
side form ped. aud two column rules stolen.--
The editor gives the names of the part e. whom
he suppos,s commit ttei tho outrage. No matter
what the pro,ocation may awe been, those WHO
would thus stab man in the n gh,, would COM
NIT tire ,son. We d,u 1t vcry much whe her tie
perpetrators cin get work n this cty after they
are once known.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

c. letter from Paris says -" Paris giveo
six days to business, and the seventh to the devil.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

GT The Hamburg arrived yesterday morning
from Galena with 250 cabin and 80 deck pasyen-
gers. $500