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declare not ,py ths relation Of The facts 10 the
charge, but ao their special la the gwen
distinguished from tne u6ni ely other oondi
tons on species Ct nn cerike upgeute manly conduct
multitude OF uoieated might DO aldueei Of
he preset specsnzed form Of allegation, that is
wei sustained by presidents a. by pliaciple.
Particularly OF description would TO be or the
interest Of the party accused, if he be nn0een OF
doubtful gulsness ar FOR the interest " the IL
ne be guilty and therefore sdyan agceus both Sides
But specification is good and will support the Ha3eg
and sentence upon it, with without such descriptive
designation Of TIE provided il aprcars that the facts
alleged and proved constitute 10 any point Of view te
offence charged.
Isuppose IN The present case, the court consisting
IL did OF officers Of high estimat4 may have coosdsf ed
that their duty did not require Of them TO lind the
cse quality Of the acts question in many words,
and otherwise than their judgment Ia this res ecs
might he inferred from their finding the ch.rge and
from the sentence which they that idea
have offered itself 20 their minds ia consequence
the apparent utsansivsyess 81 statement In which
quality Of the facts here alleged in the specifics
To prevent the occurrence OF such occao Of question
or exception in future cases, permit respectfully 70
suggest, either concluding commencing words OF
specification, the employment Of the ry wor1s Of
chsrge ard that exp essons OF qualification the
nature fthe facts require and justify, when
poyed be incorporated in the i've part OF the se
cdcaticn. have the honor TO be, very respectfully
c. CUSHING.
lion Pm PERSON DAVIS, Secretary Of War.
Ply order Of the Secietary of War: .
s. COOPER, hajutant General
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&c, ls The house every evening The bll,escue Of
'lusrszis BcJgian eieses 20 nights performances.
AtkDIMY HArL-lhe receipts Of this evcripg will be
fo the benefit of hr. Malry Of the principal reo
benz The celsbr ed original Chrsiys Minstrs There
be been expires change Ia the programme for the oe
caeion.
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tenaepeies 80 be shaped by nezcenay Sias behind
The printing press, it is time that Know Nothingi 10
should arje for the prces.ie ~ countys niod -
well her body and that journal should be oanc
bold enough 10 initiate the me cement.
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70 TIE hrFIcRS aF qiIE ATLAS.


BsoAnwAY TnEATRE.--The amusing petite comedy on.
tilted "a Morning Csll, In which Mad. Ponis and Mr.
F.nno appear will be repeated this evening The juye.
ne comedians viii afterwards perform the com edy OF
Copsn joe and the burietta OF my Neighbors wife
Tie manager announces 'ha, King Charming, Win be
produced in gorgeous style next week.
Nmos-The Raveis 10 perform their famous niece
Of Godepsk tis evening after which Mile Robert and
he entire corps of dancers viii appear in new bail
composed by ". brilliant, called The Isle os Nymnhs
h ballet Is represented TO afford 8lle Robert ana her
CONF GERS rare opportunity for The display o. their
terptiehortsn Atll ties. Medina is tbs laet piece
PowIEy TnrtU1-Shskspere's great tragedy
'Nscfethp Is to be produced this evening" WITH an mn,
usually strong strong csst-Mr. e. Eddy avori,e With
New Iork Play Ttsrs, the hcfo Mr. Ward ss NarduG
Mr. i. Pea rs ieca,e and Mrs Ward as LADY Masbe ~
lei tsf nents Extensive Preparations aie rnakirs far
ihe holidays al this bcuss.
Rrpr, Hs TurAIRs -nespitestc very gratifying
~ ieccs the ger sdhefes 20 hi, c1stom - !,
sionsfy bringing forward old favories Ths tir,e.
hoporsd 'Toosles is 10 be presante &c night tore her
with iberew comedy a false Pfetsnees. which has
already lad run Of nearly thsee weeks Mr. Partan
has osmacteFs admiralty suited to Linn each piece.
wAusrRs IHrxsIR--r remarkable su,eess os tla
onnnts drama % Pauliae" and the excellent e. n,.ly
II 10 PARENTS and Guardians" induce the ua.rror 10
or nounce them for repetition this evening The acting
In the peees IL Of very supesior order nfees i;
could moi well bA otherwe when the cast embrace =
rsmes of ali the leading mcabers Of The talen e! conn
Tshy.
Woors NnsTRHs- addition "a varied selection %
favtrife end ard dances this popu.. ropps
~in sonehs gsricrm the iauetsbk face called 'rhe
puntle. b, dded Roor."
nrcury's sEREslpEss.--The sthfei nsnper in which
lis i.vcTe tiIe q Hastss stnasg their ssrps 5ancss
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-21
FLUTES.
Baltimore Correspondence.

Suspicion of Foul Piay--Aid for the Poor-Con.
dition Of Joness Paiis--Action of the Council
on the Mayors appointments.
BALrIxoKE, Feb. 81, 1855.
Serious suspicious of foul play have been excited
here by the sudden. disappearance Of German,
named Henry Salnsen, who has been missing since
Friday night last, at which time he left public
house in Marsh Market Space, in company with
some strangers Previously he bad exhibited q
considerable amount of money, but left IL privately
in the possession Of the proprietor of the house,
before he went out. It is supposed that some one
who observed the money In his possession, but did
not know that he left il behind him, has dealt fouy
by him.
Since October last, the Poor Society has e1pend-
cd t5,776 In relieving the suffering poor in this
city; and, during the last three weeks, the volun-
tsry poor fund dispensed through the agency Of the
proprietors Of the American, has amounted to
nearly $4,000 more.
Notwithstanding all this relief there stll remains
vast amount Of suffering, claiming the symps-
thies and kind Offices Of the charitable, but II Is
hoped, as the weather moderates, business win
revive, and much Of the present distress be per
msnently alienatcd.
Notwithstanding the recent washing out Of
Joness Falls by the heavy rains Of last week,
many of our most respectable citizens entertain
serious fears that the filthy sediment stil remain
ing in IL win greatly endangcr the health Of the
city during the coming summer; and, with this
conviction, they have earnestly memorislized the
City Council to have mud machines constructed
with which TO cleanse the bed Of the stream by
removing the stagnant muddy sediment at once
before the coming of warm weather.
The City Council had protracted session last
night on the Mayors appointments. Only por-
ton Of the list was acted on, and many reflections
were made, among them the following Mayors
Secretary, D. II. Blanchard City Counsellor, @. L.
Dulaney; City Commissioner, George A. Davis
COMMISSIONS for opening streets, Edward Nee
dies Assessor, Bobert Belts; City Physician, DR..
George A. v. Reed; and several others, all reject
ed. There was much excitement among the out
siders during the session, which was held with
closed doors, and much feeling was manifested by
the friends Of some Of the rejected. ArrsIcus,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-21
Supreme Court of the United States.
TUESDAY, February 20. 1883.

The following cases were before the Supreme
Court yesterday:
No. 20. William B. Shields. ct al ~. Robe,t r
Barrow. An appeal from the circuit court Of the
United States In the eastern district Of Louisiana
Judge Curtis delivered the opinion of the court
reversing the decree Of tho circuit court with costs
and remsnding the cause with directions 70 dis,
miss the original and cross BILLS fled therein.
No. 63 Luke Herman, administrator, ". Benis-
min Eve, ct al. An appeal from the circuit court
Of the United States Of Kentucky.
Judge Catron delivered the opinion of the court,
affirming the decree Of said circuit court, with costs
No. ~. John Charles Fremont, appellant, vs the
United States
The argument was continued by w. Carey Jones
and Mr.. Bbb for the appellant, and by the Attor-
ney General for the United States.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-21

Liverpool paper, in commenting upon, and
sneering at the g American party, IN an article,
republshed in late New York Herald, says !;
q theirs 1.-THE Irish and GERMANY was the yalor
which conquered in the Revolution, and carried
the stripes and stars into the city OF Mexico.
Henry A. Wise, in his Alexandra speech, says
abut for their 1.-THE foreign) aid, no one knows how
II 1.-THE Reyolution) would have ended" The
English editor speaks out boldly that which the
administration candidate only insinuates. Not that
either of them believe 1t, for ii cannot be supposed
for a moment that the Englishman really thinks
that il was Irish and German ENTHUSIASTICALLY
the valor of the celebrated Irish bngade--that
carried our arms victorious through the Mexican
campaign, or that Mr.. Wise believes that foreign
aid was absolutely necessary for success in the
Revolution. One must be too well informed, and
the other too much Of American, to really think
80 but II is singular coincidence that English
sneers at America, and Mr.. Wise's sneers at the
American party, should both be expressed in the
same thought and in nearly identical language.
England, humbled at the result OF the Revolu-
ton, may be laughed at and forgiven for such
weak displays Of spite and mortified pride, but 1t
Is mournful to think that an American, candidate
for the Goyernorship of the proud old Revolution
airy State Of Virginia, should permit himself TO IN
dulge in such sneers at the bravery and conii-
dence Of those who "in the times that tried mems
soulsp staked their lives, their fortunes and their
sacred honor" on the result.
Will not the SONS of those who took apart In
those days rebuke him for sneering thus at their
siresp DAN.
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LOST.


a LETTER dated Jan, nd, 1855, post
n marked Hopewell, Mecklenbufg county, North
Carolinaj addressed TO the Editor OF the American
Organ, Washington, d. o." and containing ten dol
lar bill Of Cape Fear Bank North Carolina, No 52sS
letter IA, date 3D. October, 184s; and FIVE dollar bill
on the Bank Of the State Of North Carolina, No.
5000, letter O., date June 1st, 1858.
The above letter was mailed by Robert Henderson.
and has not yet been received at this Office Post
masters the route are respectfully requested to
give this their special attention feb Aft
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-21

eE-Mayor Wood, of New York, has commune
Gated 10 the Board of Aldermen Of that city draft
Of an ordinance to provide for the security Of pas
sengers in city railroad and omnibuses, and
recommends its adoption.
cE-Hon Cyrus Barton, editor of the State
Capitol Reporter ut Concord, New Hampshire, after
having concluded political speech, and was in the
act Of seating himself died instantly Of heart dis
ease.
tE-Thos Mellon, Esq, of Pittsburg, has been
appointed assignee to the estate Of General Lari-
mer; he has given security in the Of 5000, 00o
tE- Thos +. Meagher, who is now in New
Orleans has resolved il is said, to deliver no more
public lectures
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-21
A Voice from Virginia.

WARRENToN, VA, Feb. 10, 1906.
TO The Editor Of the American Organ:
Sra: Your notice of the Washington Sentiners
review Of your course touching the election of SEN
ator Wilson, of Massachusetts,, is Of the very tenn
per to have the best effect. 1t is free from intern
perate taunts, thing too little in fashion with
Southern papers. Your determination not to enter
upon discussion of the slavery question, is, in my
humble opinion, right.
Your strict adherence to the principles of your
platform is all the South can ask, and cannot DO
objected to by the North.
Your editorial is altogether in harmony with my
feelings. II is calm, firm, and temperate. Go on
in that able and dignifed style, and you viii do
great good in the opinion of an humble subscriber.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-21

EF-The United States frgate Santee was launch.
ed at the Portsmouth hayward, on the nth inst
Her armament win consist of IS guns, including
two 84pounders
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-21
A public companies, exceeding TO-

% PUUIIU CUlNPHtfIcbi cACceulHb RVjVVV I
To this may be added the depositors in the sa-
wings banks, whose deposites are converted into
the public fund, and upon fourteen days notice may
be Withdrawn. The amount of these depostes on
the goth of November, l840, was f23, All 1850, on
account of 7ss,o55 depositors, as follows:
4io.74o depostes not exceeding Gao
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-21
Birth-DaY of Washington.

We hold that the birthday of the illustri-
Gus Father of his Country should be devoted
to reioicings, and NOT to labor, by the native
sons Of the United States, and we shall there
fore give the operatives in tho american
Organ" Office, an opportunity Of commemora-
ting the birth Of Washington, in such manner
as may best suit their respective views and
wishes.
No paper will be issued tomorrow from our
office
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-21

incomes in Great Britain on the LIST Of January
lS4S was as follows;
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-21

eE- The Ravel troupe and the Peak family are
performing in Mobile to crowded houses.
tE-Ata recent trial in Cincinnati before Judge
Parker il was ELECTED that three barrels Of whiskey
and three Of water with chemicals to give It color
and taste, made six barrels Of Arkansaw brandy.
rE- The shock of an earthquake was felt at
Bangor and waterville, Maine, buildings were
shaken violently in both places,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-21

HORRIBLE ArriIR.-From private letter. dated
Patton, Cape Girardeau county, Missouri, says the
St. Louis Republican, We are permitted to make
the following extract
(; can strocious murder and house-burning took
place on Wednesday night last, (Jan. sl,) within
eight miles Of this place. A young man by the
name Of Buckner, some time since married widow
who had daughter nearly grown. Not long after
they were married, Buckner seduced the young
lady, or, as some say, ravished her; since which
time Buckner, the old lady, and the girl have been
quarrelling and fighting.
ION Wednesday night last Buckner returned
home, after an absence Of some two months, when
his wife caught him and held him, whilehe daugh-
ter killed him with an axe To hide all traces
Of their work they then set fire TO the house, con-
suming the body of Buckner In the flames. What
led 70 discovery Of the murder was the circum-
stance Of Buckner being absent 20 long, and some
Of the neighbors seeing him come home on We'd
nesday evening They saw no moro Of him, so
they went to rsking and searching among the Goals
and ashes Of the burnt house, and found some
bones, which excited fearful suspicious. An in
quest was held on yesterday, and they we're declar
ed to be human bones. All the parties concerned
have been arrested, except the young woman
Mrs Buckner has made full confession"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01
Misffllautol1s.
g. :
LADIES, COLLEGE.

VNprcsenting this Circular TO The public, he Propr
etor wishcst 10 infor The that the Ladies' college
viii omen for the reception of students the "a day Of
Nav next In all its various dc partmcDts.
our arrangements for thorough course o. ins'ruc-
ton In the various departments of the College, are
ample aud on scale 10 meet the demands ofthe age
and spirit ofthe times
Weaim 10 Civ . mo re practical rough and com
pete course Of studies than any of our schools for
young ladies. Yea, more, VIC mean To take the lead
in the business offemae education.
Thecourse stables viii be varied TO suit the cir
5eumstances aud intellectual capacity ofthe pupil.
Tuition in the Primary Department., - W per qr
do So. usual course, w "
Language and h igher English FRANCHISES 80 :"
NeTs.-No erfra ehargesin the Normalor =
Teache rs department,
Music on Plane, Melodeon, Guitar ana .
Harp. - Sio w 10 u Nv !,
Landscape Paintingin Oil. 90 /"
Monochromatic Gray ON and Pencil
Drawing, Sc, each, W
papier Mashe and ornam Q ntat Leather
Work. zach, "
Embroidery, Ornan,e ntal n eedle Work,
Sc, a., in all their variety, each, 90 =
Diploma as will be given to those who COM
piete thorough course In either Of the
departments.
Board with furnished rooms Including
washing, lights. fuel, stationery ,Sc, "a 90 : "
II the p,lpii flu her own room. etc, - W ~
All nav mcptx 80 he made in advance.
These wishing TO rooms. or desks day schol-
airs, mus, apply sson II: COD DING.
Proprietorand superintendent
Ma Ma T 4. oone,.s Principals.
Davenport. mch rs, '55-dwtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01

or all descriptions, on hand and made TO order
SJalso Sheet Iron Work. viz: Smoke Pipe, Beech
es. sc. &c made on short notice al Eagle Works
Chicago.
Dec. is d wtf p. w.GATESS CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01
pENNsYLyANA RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains, between Philadeiphia
ana pt.,sburg THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadeiphiu for Pirsburg at "A A. NJ, and
Pittsbarg for Philadelphia at A. NJ 1hE FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia at NJ. ard pirsbnrg
for Philadelphia at L r. NJ. fHf NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phiigde,phia for Pittsburgh 1t H., +.
NJ . and Pittsb1rg for Philadeiyhis al 10. p. NJ.
The above lines onnect at Pittsburg with the Rail
roads and FROM 81. Louis, Mo-: Alton, Gaena AM
ChicxgoIii.; Frankfort tsaNinxtor and Louisville.
XIV; Terre Haute, Dayton, Sprin gded 8e!cfontine,
SAM usky, Toledo Cleveland Columbus. GAINESVILLE.
Massilion and Wooster Ohio; also, with the steam
Packet Boats from and to NKw 0sLsAss, ST. Louis,
Lorrsyillx and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets be had TO or from either OF the
above places.
Psrfnrs err particulars see Hand bliss the differ
ent starting points. Passengers from the West
will ind this the shortest and most expeditions
route to Philadelphia baltimore, New York, or Bos-
ton
TH0S. MOORE, As'r. Passenger Lines, PAttc.
j. MESkIMEN, 5rf. Passenger Ltsss. Pitts.
Philaheir his. Feb. 9Th. 1855 div.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01
B. & W. KELLY,
WHOLESALE A RETAIL GROCEHS
-Ayp pEAIERs M
Dry Goods. QueensWare. Hard ware.
Boots and shoes. Hats and Caps Ac:

lsand diiierentariicles too
i'll be constantly receiving
,eve line on The opening of
4 Groceries we particular
II be sold st the Lowest
et prices:-
40 boxes Soap,
Bale Rope. I'll sizes;
ICamphiue and Spirit Gas;
Glass cfail sizes.
/ Baskets In variety;
Tar, pitch and Rosin;
Raisins, Currants, Rice and
Spices in variety;
Paints. dry and Ground;
Cedar and Pine Churns;
Wash Tubs and Buckets;
,oils-Lard, l.inseed. Tan
ners, Sperm and Eie-
phani'sOiis.
A large assortment OF
Qneensware;
800 bbls Lake salt;
IS sacks Cd Alum Salt,
Oysters and Sardines;
A large assorfmentef To-
bscccs direct from the
Manufacturer:
and Ferry landing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

,t,HE undersgned has opened eralintellgenee
eilice with complete set OF books IN Nhieh 70
enter IN kinds Of Real and Personal Property for sale
~ Tor rent The names OF an servants who Wish TOT
places in families within the city, also the names OF
Mechanics Laberers and othe sees ing employ aent
20 thatt e Who are In search Of Houses, Lands, r
wants. d cannoifa of immediate .aeeess In obtain
ing eithsrhy calling at my ofiec. Charges moderate
Cali md register Your ants orders and the! will
receive prenriatteniion. ,
No. CONNIE rciai Blu ildings.
Dee ls5i-dly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
southern Markets a large and we'll selected stock
CT goods Of all descriptions, IN common consisting
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hat. and Caps,
Glassware, Queenswnre, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain. Picking Yarn Gut window Glass,
g. A. r. l. d kanawhn salt Hardware,
Nets and Mil Saws. Iron, all kinds Steel assorted,
Castings Nails, all kinds, Grindstnnes,
Woodenware, Live geese feathers, Pitch & Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuns, &c,
viii h will he sold n small advance for Cab. As !
int nj keeping every thing in common use, persons
ing several rteles obtain them FrontSircei
sttts Brick Store opposite the Mills, Davenport lows.
une Q. is53-29. j. VI. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01

'ToGET HER with a tho
Numerous 10 mention,
We have on hand ans "
large ASST rtHents In the al
Sprins. Our large stock I
IL mend: which vi
Wholesale or Retail Mark
90 tiagshead y. o Sugar
- belserus'ii & clarsngsr;
IS sac Ss assorted Coffee.
25e bushels dried apples:
50 bushels paired Peaches
900 bills. l bSls q . CASKS
n. Orleans Sugar house
and Syrup Molssses,
2 t5ls sup Golden Syrup:
40 chests and ! chests Y,
Hyson, inperisland Eng
ti.h Teas.
20, ad;esassorted Teas for
fa mLy asc;
30 biz 6b.s white fsh and
Lake front:
= Boxes prime Cod Fish;
so Kegs Nails assorted:
So boxes dried Herring;
50 do best Brooms;
SO boxes Mould Candies;
1eboxes Star Candies;
Corner Of Front 3t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01
Rsse, between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.

First Glass. Boots, Shoes, Dry - - ,,oh
Goods in boxesl Furs, Feather SC. '"' wv
Secend GLASS;. Books & >taiion-)
cry. Dry Goods in boSes), Hardy Gee. = ice ID.
ware. leather, " Dol, &c.
Third glass..Anyils, Ragcinc.t sa. !. ,naIh
Bacon. Pork i'm buis) Hemp. DE. w. ~
Fourth Cln ss..Coffee, Fish, Bal d. = tooih
con q Pork tpaekedlL ara x Lard OIL
" Pin shipping Goods from any point East ofPhiia-
delphia particular to marx pact 'eia Pesnsgl-
raHia Raiiread." Aitiocds consigned TO the Agents
81 this Road philadelphia or Pntsbure, viii be for
W rded outdetenon.
Faglsar Asxsrs.-Moscs Potter, Boston; J, L. 81
HOLT n York: + ] Sneeder. Philadelphia, Magraw
* Koans. Baltimore; Gee. c Franciscus piitshsrg;
sprignan& Brown, Cincinnati, ohia: J. ;. Moore
head. Louisville, Ny; 4, G. aeldrum. Madison,
Son, Evansville. Indiana.
II n. HOUSTON, General Freight Ayr, Phfia.
J. LoMBAERT, sHp't. .4ltscRa, Pa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01

Dread, CAKES 3 CKACkEES.
Wholesale 4 Retail.
having purchasedone ofAeCelluinfs
j .elah,nted Cracker Mae htHes he Is prepared to
furni.b his stomers aud all oiherswih Butter, Soda
Snyay Boston oyster and Picnic Crackers. Pilot
Bread. Cakes, Rusk and Loaf Bread AT wholesale o.
,etsl Je ABOVE articles will be sold cheap can
be honyhtin this part OF the country.
Bakery on Front, between Rock Island and Perry
streets above the steam mills. Aiinrders ron the
country promptly atsendedto. o,y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01
Engine and Machinery for Sale.

INTENDING the present season 20 increase me
size and capacity ofour FIGURING Mili We onef iof
sale orr Engine with steam pipes. pumps, wafer
pines d. &c. Also main shaft, spurr~hesi, NAN
driving wheels piHions mill spiBdles. smut mills.
Se Ac all In good running order,t bedetivered BY
la August Sire ofEDgne, - inch { lihder, =
fo,, strose This machinery will be in slant OPP
Grafton until LIST Jay next Any parties wishing 10
nurehase can see the machinery at~ork atany time
Those intending 10 erect n Steam FIGURING NM.
viii obtain great bargain in procuring the above
u.chinery which /. ai in coed order and ta ken out
only because wswish to build on larger scale.
~ ~ a,dxu BURROWS d PRETTYMAS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-01
DAVENPORT
O n Z II O r S E

20
BROKERS OFFICE!
THE highest marke. prices are being paid for
BROWN PAPER (. shinplaslers'') BRoKEN and
UNCURRENT MONEY By the undersigned a, IN fr
Once in the Brick store House on Front
ST. now occupied b. Bs. kiey, Thompson 4 Ca. Gro
GERS. Bring il along Ne buy il by the pound or dol
lar. HULL L. PARISH
JUNE 22-d wifi.