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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
Railroads.
1885. 1909
CHICAGO 4 Rock ISLAND RAILROAD.
NR s IAh2

~ ~
NEW AR4 ANsiE N EsA.
xsns af,er Menday, yai. sd. and anti tnr'hel ne
[ ~. t,si,s = III leave kI,k island as tol ows
~ tisr Hs'.s -, ~ y Is A 81.
lei fassstEss. -, =, 5 ~
Vi Passenger 1raihst w e
arfi,sns - - Win ei class earsst d u A
Trains arriving st koek Island !,
-, ,-ain II 81 A
is' do S 2oPM
al Freight, with 81 class cars at, ~ a. \
aiiirins over Tits road are in direct CONJUNCTION y
rhieasc .tl trains both the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central X. X. to aid FROM Detroit 70
ie,3o tleye and. Columbus Cincinnati. Pittsburgh,
nnns ~ BnHan, Niagara Falls. Albany, New
Yars, PhilsdelI hia, baltimore and Wash,nxion'
10 ~hrh places iehessesn be Procured Of = >. T.
ps.sngers are reminded Of the necessity OF giving
d.,inr, directions The destination Of .hsir Dag
.e nj a. Il, procure tickets before taking ther s'a's
e. an ,the conductors collect fares only 10 sta
lions ou the lise OF the Chicago ad Ross isana ha'
road. y'nN ~ ~, a. rt,iiinn
III WnrrNAS, isst S0p't' West u. pAis'""'
Rock Island. july 20, ieSa.
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1lzrcaic1k'S
NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY

$. Z. Corsr Of Sseerd aud BraSs sfres's'
Davenport, Iowa.
HIS GALLERY is open. Ne p. ms has oeeh soar
e paeue De. the highest 81, ne trt :
af producing te,rda.s are bcsttor -. y. Ghiinrh
Adults ,ak On eqnaii meillu ny weitnsf' oSsuSf.s
ale distractions gtt ell IL. tae Ast
.,a,s.a o. H. RrRnICk.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

CRESCENT DAEUEEREAN GALLERY
ON BRADY, BET % AND Sd STREETS,
over M Jacoby's new Drug Store
,I>Hk Undersigned take pleasure IN announcing TO
their friends and ms pablic general that they
have fitted upthe alb we SKY ghi Gai er! "ie,e tney
viii he blessed. 4, sc. ladies aud yenil ~hethe
they wish their ikenesses TAX en- ornot
toams pen frums A to5s IN
illkinds Of DaglerreotypcstsSen tnu "artah''a'
Instructions given In the art
~, ,ssaatfv3n -,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

TIKI steamer MAgy e, N. 4. FopcE.
A Master. has Just been thoroughly over
p hauled and repaired and i now in
complete tuBbIog order and will during tn
season bctveea ST Louis and ~, Panl, touching
at AL Intermediate landings. For freight Apply on
board orto BURROWS * PRETTYMAS.
April, IS Is55.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
BOOK BIaDERy,
pIsnk goox and Paper Box Mandatory

No 4CoMMkkCiAL BEIDia6.
wv NuLLER. book BiGdcf IN Davenport, begs
w leave 70 tnform the c.Atns % t't' w.
l,lpi Noliu, and vieinity he h. reecit cd ru-
ing Machine and l. now prepared g do al y" s1fA
N thi.line - ,per Railing asa Blank h"os h@h.tsr-
tpriu, Also ali sorts II Binding; manufactures al
sort. al Pnner Boxes Fr mes amt Narnshvs Maps and
Pictures &c He lso does Piper Hanging at the
lowest prices.
let oosesconstanti! on hand. .,,,,.
May u. lS54-Ir~- II W. AeAhhn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
b. & W. KELLY,
4 RETAIL GROCERs
DRY lsoOds. QUeensN ware, tAafdWare'
Boots and Sh0es, Hat and Caps &c:

4 h6 AL 11bOS1A
-s>p ogAiEss is-
DRY EeOds. QUeenANa are, HARDWARE.
Boots and Sh0es, llats and Caps &c:
>oGRriIkR With a Thousand dirsren nj articles too
L Aalaerea. to meIton-
Ne have or and sud sill be constant. receiving
large .Ssorl- ~ l. in the asaye line Oh the opening on
s,fsag Gar large stock a. Groceries We pari4sasar
IN recofniaeAi, which viii be sold al the Lowest
Whole sale or Retail Market Prlees;--
20 Hosshead n. O. sugar: 81 boxes SOAP.
~ bh:serus d & ciar sugar: Bale R"rs-si Sues,
Is sack. assorted Coffee; CsmIhlHr and >pirll Gss'
asa bushels dried apples; Glass q all sizes;
50 bushels paired Peaches Baskets W variety,
soa bas bbls n Casks Tar, piteh ana hosnu'
n. orleans Sugar house. haisins, 5aFrahtshiee a"N
saa syrup Nola,ses: spices ia variety;
shas .ac i,ald- ~ Sxrup: Paints. dry and Ground;
a. chests and chests f.oedat gad fthe heths,
ayss-. imperisland sEg- wash nes sha ,us se n,
fish 1Sgs- thls-LaTd- LHsse" ,su
nj ...sss.ssartei Teas for hers. perm aid Eie-
:. saitx ~. pheul's Oils.
81 hi bh,s " bite Ssh snd{ large assor'hsh' %
inke TTaat: GaeeHswarc;
; R,yes n-j-r. Cod Fisl,: ssH hhls lake SAT-;
81 S.r. Nails Ass.rtetI: IS sacks Gil Allan Salt;
So Jos.s dried Herring; bNSers and SafHihts.
50 do best Brooms, Large assartMehioi ~
ST. boxes Mould Candies; haecos dlfeef trefh the
lasaxes Star Candies Manufacturers
Corner of Trent st and Ferry Landing
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Oroftrifs
FAMILY GROCERY.

I'M subscriber has opened stock OF Grocerer 10
/ his house ON Perry oetwcenSeccnd and Iaird stss
which he will warrant to be OF the very oest quats
and which 90 will sell as low ~ can be purchased
sisewh here.
CIGARS.
choice lot efSigsssj received aud for sale ioS
AT " hoiessle orsetail. ,.
n.vnnpay, nee ali. ls5s-dU
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TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.

Davenport, Dee asd, tssi-du
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.
" are na@ prepared 10 supply families Win .ae
" faitas iag Articles, which We warrant 10 gave
~ .,an..n- sugar. Syrup,
Ms,asse. S,aps, Confectionery,
yaie P.avorins Extracts,
Ord Fruit q ad Garden Secs.
--ALSO-
pran,a coeoa. Fulv'd Salsratus.
G tartar. Ysast Powder.
4 @. soda, Sal Soda,
Nutmexs. NAcs.
whole Ana Alspics.
GrouaaCiupamon, Pepper Ginger.
P;ck,ss. Temperatures.
Tomato Kstshup, Vinegar,
Mu,fara. Rice.
Tsh,e and Dairy Citron, currants,
salt, Raisins, Figs,
Shaker Pressryes, Lemon syrup,
sAxo. Naearont, Picked Trout,
vs-mieeli, White Fish,
Nackerel. Cod Fish,
Smoked Herring, Sperm. Star and
Whale 4 Lard oil, Tal,ow Candles.
lard, Bcc.vax, Spsrmseeti. Indigo. t.s b"e, ~
peras Blue v:i-o. Alum, Satreire, iserax, SAIL
R,sin. Bad Cords. Clothes and Ptow Linrs, rt.aI'
HAWKES. nay.
An, 2c..sS Front 81. ~ door east Of Main.
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KEEP cooL DON + GET EXCITED

KEEP C00L-U0N GET EXCIIEU
Tho Great Attraction
r thi. time seemst be aitne ,i' cheekerod store
~ on Front street. opposite the steam mills, where
au i'm mense stock opening consisting pie
and fancy Dry Goods Of every variety wooden good
and Cloths good assortment Of Hats, Caps and
Gloves Boots ard Shoes, aryc stock sad great a.
riety oil ready made ciothine. / can beat the Jews
having the rges. quantity and greatest variety In
market; Groceries Crockcry, sheifhardware, etc,
all which will be sold al sucIiOn prices. All purehgs-
er. are warranted not u 20 away grumbiing come
back dissatisfied Recoilee,, store Front
street opposite Steam Mil.
Davenport yoY. .s;h J. g. DOiSf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

Davenport, Rock Island ar Mnscatlne
MORNING PACKET.
-~a TIE vel-known and .eliablr steam
Se4~s,vt<tl a er LAHAhriAE, capt. PHEips.
s. Adair, Cisfb, will ieay. the pagen-
port tandiI. VERY nazsING at y o'CLocK, and Ms
ealiue EVERY ESFsIHG Ar o'rLo'E. The travelling
Puols may rely on the punetua., of the Lainariine
To the hours named.
For r. light passage apply on board Apl lsdt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
carUs.
HOUSE, sloH AID ORNAMENTAL PAId
ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.

ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.
JAMES DoNsELL & JOHN VI. DUNN,
HAVING associated themselves
tagrthc. for the purpose OF carry
on ,se Bas.n 1s, o. u 'r SE
ING, PiPEg HANGING and GL sZlNG, WHIfES-
ING aaa " ALL COD1RfSt. on Perry Street, between
"a aidE Streets.
Wsaid 4 respectfully announce 10 taetrfriend.
Aod ne pab ysgeraiiy, that they prepare 10 eI
oeass Psna- in eiter Lead Zine atth lowest pos
sfbs prices a2 IN .- very best style. fser long eS-
perieacs in the sbaFe Business warrants them N en-
sariEz n av patrons fall saiisiacticnin ass WORE that
may be entrusted 10 sseis
Plrte tlar lieE,i1a given 20 estimating any pgb
lie private 1td5ags se-s9as Wishing any Of tire
ab,ve work Lose world a. we 20 give ths m call be-
fore sts az their They si.o prepared %
eeste Banners, Lsadscsps., Masonic and Odd Penz's
Apeoaa, DESERVING and Gliding Superior style and
81 the nast reasonable terms. PaiHts Of al collars
DeepAsod asA ready for Gtass Of ell s.ses put.
De, fos SHE.
juoe 20, isss DONSELL h DUNK
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CHOICE sEGArs.

THIS DAY received by Espressa -ery choice lot o
j segars, consisting in part Of F., ~ Genuine tm-
ported and 10 Cid tower grades. The attention oil
hose who are fond of good ssgar IL called to the
POST OFFICE BOOK STAND,
where they may be had BY the box retail.
WARREN Il RHAWN.
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DAvEs7eRr INSURANCE COMPANIES.


DAvgs7eRr INSURANCE COMPANIES.
r.,fs, r..~.. ard xsria. iasaraaes.a -
"Afs'eas 'F Of Bedford. Conn.
rs-s fn,a-.,ee tea.--Ssspgsi 4ass.e9
OF New YORK.
y..-.,.. IA --tsasffsf S3ts.0e3
AneaeSa Aa afNeT York
...s,., t,..r.,ee f,o.--cspisai SsSo,ne,
NsaSa@a of Nes ieTs.
rhs shove conPaaies ere s.aS.s 49, ss;e.ss.
t-,sh n. .ttats pad m tin .sfet y sF"s
-rsn.. "a, y. ef-r..ed IN toe shove hfaiss y
80 Z, ~. ,s.,s.e rates. TAe matte II taes- 'oi-
AvDs FfygSIgLp, Asesi,
80 No Jo,i m erciai Is ocS-
- V-.e.ra NsssA,Aasst.s Insurance. Comply
Fi,.sfeld, Mass
SI51,es0
nsr-sa.re Coanly Nataai Insurance 60;
"~sss1 S"'' PiasaeiI. Mass
...,.,a.s ..a ..5uired Capital sl0a, %
osss ies, \ sf9ra,s Block MyRoN X. FISH; Asl.
Uses 49,. ~ l. :, soes isisni, Ills.
nasa ia .se,r :, .ressi B4i ding
S-acs - - = - ASToArH. Agent,
= ~, N4senphrt. Iowa
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WANTED,

IN COOP Miners to work a Coal Mine-none but
W. those acqu aiuIed with the Dus"--s need apply.
may i4-du w. L.TLtRK.
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Grass Seed .

TIMOTHY. Clover. Red rops, slre and Orchard
/ Grass Seed, constantly on hana and for sale by
JAS. DNLZkLL q BRO
hch Is Trout q Parry ats.
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RiSaouri STATE A1s1aA fi.s, Aasa' -
Company 81 s.. Lo.is.
c,pyrst ssaaeas az constantly iaefeassaS'
DIRECTORS; -,
n N Para G. =. Greedy. ;. $3.50
r. RAy. =. " aspNs - II .pa,k
p,,ieles sssssd frem ~ days g sx sesss' Ai.' ~
sarei nAstSiiSass ain. aa lersgasd igsnt
n Davenport
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3asaraafs.
IxsuRAx 9 "a

stsS uAgtSg ,Ss Iife RtsAs taken al tsls
Aryac. ia ea.peassble Companies and Sn sae most
resson enable terAs.
Nsrohxais sad Sa pecrs wiit % atios 81 pr
.NSaasGoa, LAwEs \ RLAkENoRR,
...s No 6 L. ClAssE Rev.
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Corner Of Trent St and Ferry Landing.

I. soI. 81. Lou,ssyr Molasses res'd on eonsisr
- ment and for sale b. 49,
Nov ~ J. NJ DaLLbLL BIZ,
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NV YoRx lreg iNsJRASes COMPANY
nsS,a filS RrnaAwav. M.

4-eo,0on.
- .ssss..x A,snary Magsls FeAsxLis prsss.
s' 4. ". NcG aEG ~. Agent.
sep.s,. 1851.
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INSURANCE.
FIRE AND kARINE


Nav Yo,x City Insurance Company.
H,de OFFICE SO. . VAIL ST.. ~ "
pAAse-. 49,, 4s0o,Gse.
rs,s,oSsan, organized aaies Ms laws o. SsS fsra
H.. ss.aslisaeda IRA nch onse al passnr'f sad ~a'
t-.,a ,al;es >, ae=ins; loss o. damage 2s s.to on
N~r.ilsur slsases. W arc sascs, stores
ana Nero b AMdsSe.
Alas 4.sisr AND sELASn SssIe sTses >Ne ixAss
,aer.xssS Hlsss 90 the saasitavst "a aie terms.
AsgAs AIEN. ". NetsREGoR
=, -. Gsrf. asent.
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Wholesale Care. Ma ufsetiy
FR WALTER. .. trEN
WIIITE / llEN,
WIsOI I$+tf taStitJ ttsIE',
Nos 81 & 50 Market stittt, let kain lrt gIa
-. Icus>. No

Carstsutts 81 lit=,t D. IaFst lIa fFesl 5vafB str5
~ Kinds II FANCY ,AAIll ,,sk5EfF, tfsIr,.,
q, aIity and iariri. tatuuf b. u assn l rtr
IT ~ u,e Al Ia Mr.' - IN '&n''
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-12

shipped off by the British Government, after
along imprisonment, on suspicion or having
been concerned in n murder Of a brother OF
the husband of one Of her sisters. for which
offence her two sisters aud the husband ef
one were executed. Her childrtn are sge d
rc pcctivcly, twenty, eighteen, sixteen, and
tiveycars. This statement is from the Office {
ofthc Commissioners Of Emigration. Ii is
also stated that two boys, witnesses to o
murder in ireland, growing out or some diff
Guilty between tenants and aud ords, have
been shipped to this country by the authpri-
ties, "ior fear they might be harmed by the
populuce." The twelve Belgian couyicls,
who last week arrived at New York on bonrd
the shi2 Rochanlbeau, are still in custody.
but it has been found difficult 20 prove tn en-
convcis, though they admit that they wcr,
IN The workbouse at Antwerp, and were ship
ped hy the authorities, their passages being
paid, and each man furnished with ten francs
besides.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-12
AGRICULTURAL.
Iios,iny.

We know the va;uc OF this article as an
economical, peiatbble, wholesome, nutrcous
food; and we wish We could induce every one
of our readers to Try it, as we do every morn.
iur for breakfast. lIominy is coming more
and more into usc in this city every year, but
net half. as much rs it would ii better known
and particularly II our cooks knew how to
prepare it. Nothing can be more simple,
and that perhaps is The reason, because it is
20 simple nobody can understand it, We
give the formula:
Wash the bom;ny, Il you think you must
though we should as soon think OF washing
fuur before using it--and put i. in soak
three times ~ much water as you wi: IA to
cook OF honuy, aud set it where it will be-
come a little warm. it should soak at least
twelve hours. Be, B; in the sgmc water in
porcels n lined kettle, until It is soft, still,
leaving each gain quite whole. Be very
careful to Keep sufficient " ,tcr in the kettle
TO prevent the mass from sticking, or it will
burn. When done, ali the water will be ab-
sor9ed, Never ada salt, or Lut,cr, or meat 10
the hOminy while cooking. Sca5on it after
it is done, or leave every one 20 add salt, SUI
gar. butter, or meat gravy to his liking.
The original way OF making homny, IL
with wooden mortar and pesIic,..the I'M
proved machine, shaft armed with files,
steam driven. inside Of u cylinder, where the
corn is entirely freed OF the bulls.
In this city, the article thus made is called
samp, though very crroneousiy; and the name
OF BENNY only given TO She product OF II
griHdinr mill, which crooks the corn, which
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-12

The people Of Hawaii seem to be .uly
awake to the. importance OF fostering by or
gGnizatIon and the dspensalion Of premiums,
the cultivation of geod breeds Of stock aud
the most desirable varieties of fruits and
grsius. The annual meeting Of the Royal
Hawaiian Agricultural Society was held at
Honolulu, On the 18Th June. very lengthy
and interesting report was read by Hon. VIM.
l.. Lee, President ol the Society. After
eongra;ulating the Society on tie advances
made during the las, year. the report takes
up matters in detul: and first, heat. or
this article enough has been sown--e stma-
ting the product ut twenty five bushels to the
Scre--to supply the entire hume demand.--
Says the report;
at ia indeed glorious day when we can
raise oGr own hrcadstuils, aud one which
will be appreciated By thOle who fuf tie last
quarter Of a century have been compelled 10
cot the miserable, sour, muSty stul, called
flour, and which has been imported round
Cape Horn, urd after being mixed with about
an equal quantity Of saluraius, baked, and
called bread.
"ln the early days of wheat sowing, when
it vas raised by the peck ard bushrl, the lava
rocks was rasct by the peek and bushcl, the
lava rocks were used as a thrcshing machine,
and tho mouth Tor u fanaing mill, but 10! the
Yankee comes with his rcnping machine, his
horse power and steam mill, and he will wake
up the slumbrring soil cause the fields to re.
jJice with beauty; gather in hs naryests and
dimes; ana give us plenty of sweet bread and
to spure."
OF corn, outs, and barley, hut Ittlo is
grown; und pet there is suid to be slcadiiy
incre asinr demand for the two lllrr. nt uh,ut
81 ,25 per bushel.
The growth and manufacture Of suear hive
not met with the success expected by those
easoPed in tbs branch Of Production. .r-
we're storm, accompanied with terrible thun-
DER and lightning, occurred in Jauuory: u,ter
which much ogtho cunc turned brown and
died, This was at first believed to have been
caused by all insect; .'but," snys the report.
"thc closest investigation showed that We
were mislekcp, and we can usoribe tito moth
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-12

DlsCoRD AT lloME There ARE families in
whose midst there is no music. Sweet songs
are never heard there, cloud backcr than
funeral pall hangs over them in su!Ien
folds. Anger and discomfort crouch on the
hearth flags; the mother cannot speak in
love, nor The father without curses. o, the
horror OF such desolstion! the chill that creeps
over one to see sister vieing with brother to
make home unhappy. Think of them sitting
at the same table, pNrtaking of the same
Ioa' with hatred in their hearts, Who would
dread more awful hell, than in that place
which should be holiest, and where in the
guise of angels, dOvilS dwell.
Discord at home! Let trouble, sorrow.
poverty, eome---but keep forever that dread.
iul demon from our door, SO that our song
may ever be, as nav, "sweet home"
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-12

OSJ'As certainly as spring will return ar-
ter the lapse Of winter, 50 certainly will
friends, loved aud kindred meet again: they
Will meet again in the presence of tho all
loving Father; and then first will they form
u whole with each other and with every
thing good, after which they sought und
s'rove in vain in this piecemeal world -
And thus does the felicity of the poet, even
here, rest on the persuasion that all have to
rejoice in the care efa wse God, whose pow
er cXtends unto all and whose light light
ems upon all.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-12

0~Tls IT so! The Boston Telegraph says
a gentleman in New York, not very long
since offered publicly to pay $40 pint for
any Kind of pure liquoH including wines,
which might bc produced, aud this offer in
eladed communion wines No one accepted
the offer, 1t is believed by those best com
pet en' to Judge, that there is scarcely drop
OF intoxicating quors,--whc,her. brandy,
gin, rum whisksy, wine or beer.-.sold or drank
10 this country, which is not udullerated or
druggsd ..
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-12

6-rFARNTHs.-lioraee Greeley, in hi.
address to the Agricultural Convention -,
Franklin county, Pa, advises iurmers To en-,
their furEs in halyes--scl one Of them and
use the proceeds 10 drain, sub-sorl and lerl.
lizs the other. To increase che sa. of their
fields and diminish the number of fence.
The country is covered with supernuly Of
fences, and every year renders these nuison.
ces more expensive, as timber become.
scarce.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-12

Rascal CAuSar The Cleveland Herald
OF the 2lst says:
we are informed that the ahseouding
Treasurer OF Holmes county was caught
yesterday in New York city. Several prom.
insnt citizensof Holmes county are suspected
OF being sccomplses OF this pilferihg rum.
way Treasurer"
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-12
HOUSE.

Mr.. Wheeler presented a memorial which
was referred to the Committee OF Commerce.
from the ship masters and shipping mcr.
chants of New York, in relation to certain
floating ghts at the mouth OF that harbor.
On motion OF Mr.. stanton of Tenn, the
message from the President in relation to
the re-estublishment of the Navy Yard. of
Mcmphis referred to special COMMITTEES.
Mr., Fonton introduced bill tor con,inu
ing the improvements oil the harbor a, Dun.
kuk, referred TO the Committee on Com.
merce.
The House then went into committee, and
took up the bill for the relief OF purchasers
aud holders Of swamp and oyetnowod land,
passed, While this was in committee, MIR.
Sollers made Know Nothing speech.
Mcssrs. Giddings and Keilt had something
10 say in reply TO reference made by Sol.
iers, when tn House adjourned.
Another ALLEsED CRIMINAL FROM ABROAD.
A widow woman, named Catherine Halpn,
who has arrived at New. York from Ireland
with her four children, proves 10 have been