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Fire. Marine, d Life Insurance.

~ BHs& ssks
Y'IlE following companies having complied
with the late statute Of this state and
are reliable, responsible, and prompt being stock
companies, with the capital paid IN as stated, they
insure the business man a safe and SPEEDY return
TOR the amount Of his loss without unnecessary
delay.
A.na insurance CO., Hartford, Conn cash ca
pl,al paid IN, $500 900.
Thos. X Brace, Prest.
Thoa. A. Alexander, sccy.
North Western Insurance CO., Oswego, n. y;
cash capital paid in, S2500O0
f.. w. Ludlow, sec'y. Geo. Fisher, Frest.
Hartford Fire Insurance CO., Hartford, Conn !;
cash CO ita paid in, $500 900
II. Huntington, Prest.
c. D. Bowers, scc'y.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance co Hartford;
actunua ted capita over 81 900 600.
James Goodwin, Prest.
Gui X. Phelps, sec'y.
Inland marine Insurance taken by the Ktna
The rates Will be as low as responsible Insurance
companies can do business, aud the undersigned
snlcits tor the above companies a continuance o
the iayOrs they nave heretofore enjoyed POlicirs
OF insurance tor 1--we years issued IN the hna and
Hartford Insurance companies, on private dwell
ings and farm buildings, at a very liberal
discount from annual rates, and lower than mutu-
al risks tApril 2a) Go. 5. fIsHER. agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05
Esiate Of 7T0mas TsaneU, decH.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the IN
L ders!gaed, Administrative Of the estate of
Thomas fennell, deceased, will attend the
county court Of La Sale county, at term
thereof, to BE- held at Ottawa, m snid La Sale
county and state Of limos, on the 81 Monday in
June, a. u. 1888 al which time and place all
persons having ans claims Jainsl SAID estate are
requested to present The same to ,aid court for ad-
uslment msy5-6w MARGARET fFsstLI., adn'r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

DUBLlC Notice is hereby given, that the sub
l scriDer, Administrative OF the estate Of Ed.
ward KieTuan. deccas,d, will attend the County
Court OF La sale County, aud State OF Illinois,
at tenn thereof 10 be- holden at the Court House
in Ottawa, ~ sand County, 0 the 3 Monday OF
June neat, when aud WHERE all persons having
claims agains. sald esIn,e are notified and reques
ted to present the same to said Court for az, udi-
cation. May s. ELIZABETH HERMAN, crx.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05
HOUNTY LANDS.

AImost Gvcrybody Entitled to Land.
COLDlERS, widows Of soldiers, heirs OF de-
- ceased soldiers, teamstsrs engaged in trans
porting supplies III time Of war, &c, who have
received but 40 or 80 acres, and many none all
are entitled to lC0 acrs now and application
vii be made and warrants obtained, as Of old, by
the undersigned, on reasopa bic terms.
March l7-tf. (it S. FIsnER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

SrrcX OF WAn.--A negotiation is said to
be on foot between the British and Argentine
governments for the tract Of country known
us Gorsuchnco, for the supply of cotton in
casc OF any difficulty with the United
states. 1it'" t.t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

TIM AGE or "SAM"--A writer in the
ington Union says ."Sam is al years of acc,
and was born in Hartford, Conn, - Boston
Bee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

We are author zed to announce LoErNzo I.E-
LAND as candidate for re-eleciion 10 the office
Of clerk Of tie supreme court OF the third grand
division
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

We II, i'G'st,d to atr'uo NIraoS Z,
loLmsTIR "a a Candidate Tor judge Of the OH
judicial ciicu.t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05
I2ANh OF OTTAWA

SIGHT EXCHANGE AND DRAFTS on
e New York, Boston. Chicago, St. Louis, and
Philadelphia. Also on England Scotland nnd
Ireland, IN luns Of one pound sterling, and w
wards, and LONDON dlafs, available in Ger
many and France.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITES.
GOLD AND SILVER COIN bought and sold
at current rites.
Collections nnde in oil parts of this state.
Foreign and domestic bills ofexchange, drafts,
and ceruicaies oideposit bought and sold at the
highest chfrent rate. auI9 &c $. EIsncr, cash.
On aud alter Monday, January 9Th, 1883, this
bank will be open from 4. II. to ~ NJ, and
iroin ! I. ~ tod L. N. January 6.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

Among the acts Of the last Utah legislature
was one called the "Gift Law" by which
the faithful are to vest all their real and per-
sonal estate in Brigham Young.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

NEBRASKA PAYER STorrEp.-Thc publica.
ton Of the Nebraska Palladiun, at Bellevue
has been suspended.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05
{ tplpyn.

There IL no doubt bat this dreaded
scourge has again appeared on the MISSISSIPPI
pi river. The Dubuque Ojsereer ofthc 2sth
u't. states that it has appeared among the
emigrant passengers on the Upper Missisr
sippi On Monday the steamer Montauli
buried seven Of her passengers, victims of
cholera, between Keokuk and Dubuque.
There were, we understand, seventeen cases
on the Royal Arch, during her upward trip
10 St Paul.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

We are requested to announce SILAs RAMSEY ,
Of i.acon, Marshall Co., as a candidate for iadse
of ihecreut court OF the 9th judicial rcu!t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05
N TIEo 'FIfITV VHTFENT III
FAMILY GROCERIES,

Comprising every article included in the list OF the
useful and hcahiul subst initials oil lie. His new
pui chuses are now arriving rom the south, and
with his purchases elsewhere, now comp rise the
largest fullest, freshest aud cheapest stock OF IA
my groceries 10 be found between Chicago and
ST. Louis. lie invites all who are sceptical on
this point to call aud see them. The following
articles comprise but part OF his list constantly
on hand.
Sugors brown, loaf, clarified, and crushed.
Coffee, Rio and lava.
Nolassss sugar house, plantation, and syrup.
Candies, star, stearine, sperm, and iallow'
Teas, green. black, BOhea, Ne.
Soap, rosn, CASTLE, aud shaving.
Tobdcco, Cavcrdsh, tine cut, smoking, &c.
Cigars, anything from long nine" to
"m;ld four penny Cuba"
OILS, hnseci, SPERM and olive.
Pork, lard, tallow, &c.
Fish, mackerel, white, herring, and trout.
Cocoa Nuts, rnisins, and currants,
Figs, at retail or by the drum.
Ginger Preserves, a very fine article
Vinegar, the best crab and cider
Pickles. in jars, all kinds, extra.
Pepper Sauce. pepper, salt, al'pice, ginger,
and all other ordinary condiments
Nuts, Brazil, filber,s almonds. pea nuts, &c:
Toys for children, including cry babies, and ev-
crything else from the eephar, to Jack the giant
killer.
Oysters, sardines, &C.. in cans.
Candies, a lot OF all kinds.
PdilS broems, m0ps, nc.
Oranges and lem0ns, fresh from the south, at
retail or by the 5oy.
Paper. ink, pens, andn kinds of stationery.
Poirder, shot, caps, lead, and everything else in
that line.
Fishing tachie, from the "Iongest pole to
minnow hooks
Flour, potatoes, vegetables in their season,
butter, ggs, chickens, aud all suCh little "ar-
engagements" needed in families, always kept
When they can possibly be procured Tor love or
money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

Adviccs from Georgia assert confidently
that Hon. Howell Cobb will DO returned TO
Congress by large majority. ss t-3t m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

Resolutions have passed the Pennsylvania
House Of Representatives in favor Of the re-
moval of the seat of Government to Phila-
delphia. ,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

Tho election in Virginia takes place on the
fourth Monday OF May next. The election
in Kentucky takes place in August ,,.v u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05
City Lot For Sale.

TIME undersigned offers for sale very pleas
1 auty situated lot, with Cellar and Wen on
the premises. Lot 20 in the origiuul city OF Ot,n
wa, containing 72i square, Ice, with streets
passing it email sidrs. 1t IL located abou, two
blocks below the rHvnc, on the roni to La Sale.
Ottawa, April % 1888 A II i'noMrsoS
BOOTS and shoes for sal at low ieuresby
ID March3 Ruuplck.& ilVn nrr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

a. cI'Il,nn GlJIrrsGIIle N

"Let TIE fddling idders fiddle F"
Avery line lot Of violins, wi,hall the arrange.
ments nj sonishncy low prices.
Also Chicago and A(t0R Lame and Cement,
together with everything else hntcan be named IN
his line. aud il he is not supplied with the article
called tor hc will spare no pa ms or cxpens, get IT,.
Apnl ~. Il, MoNTGOMERY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05
Nlnrseillea Store.

NOTICES hereby given, that we have sold
~ cut our entire stock OF GODS TO Jos, tlsni-
ing, who will continue the husiness II, OR old
stand We would solicit n continuance OF the pa
ttonage Tor him that has been 50 literally extended
10 us. SCutrM HARRINGTON.
N. y. All those indebted 20 US are requested
to settle their accounts. ). n H..
Mnre.,illrs nnNa- 1nnN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

Senator Adams has taken tho stump in
Mississippi, in favor of the Know Nothings
and his own reelection. .f..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05
CLOTHING FOR ALL,
TIgORNE q ZIMMERMAN.


HAVE just received the larges, and hes, select
IL ed stock OF clothing ever offered in this mar
k.,, consisting OF oil kinds Of gents dress AM
furnishing goods.
Fine French dress cloth coats,
Brown, black. and blue olive and mulberry, anC
green and invisible green
FANCY SPRING CASSsMERES
Brown motte-d fancy colored coats,
( ColoreddUe skins,
I French palette coats,
[ Check CassmPTes,
/ French six Iai1ons,
Black silk lustre,
Drab de toy black and drab coIored,
I Black alpaca,
Brown linens,
Check
/ Russia duck linen,
( White iincn,
: Fancy Narseilles
VESTS OF ALL KINDS.
Black, silk. aud satin,
Fancy brown and light silks,
/ Fancy white silks,
White Narseilles,
Buff OF different colors,
Check figured Marsellles,
PLAIN brown linens
PANTS OF ALL KINDS.
French black doe skins,
" spring cassinefes,
Z" linen OF all coiors,
ro,,,,,, -, III III, ,.,J ool,.-
N''''''".s VI u'' MINUS a"' '''o.s'
Fancy ca5 Ssl ,k ars H'n,,"'"S e'
French
Polka silk ties,
Mario
Julien
Young America woye silk,
S S5pq s'lh '.se'
r nnh ana in,n o.r,.;. ,,.
,,ilI.. tt leu Ian e1i'i5'to
az 'anl p'aeh DC N'"o"V :. .04ii'f'
., M" :.
a. I"
,- ,,,,,,,
;. ruIhIl HHnphtnIhlIfS VI H. kINUS'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05
Business Enlarged T!
The inevitable adoption of the
MAINE LAW!

IN June next, having induced the subscriber, in
i anticipation Of that event, to dissolve the
union" hitherto existing in his establishment be-
tween the liquor and family grocery trade, he has
in obedience TO the popular voice, entirely aban-
doned the former branch OF his business, and in
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

Par soils, all styles, u, very low prices.
EoHnett r.bbons--a large and Complete assort-
ment.
!Van,illas--rich and elegant lews,yles.
De aines--a, less Than the usual C, ST,
Lawns-selIing by dress patterns at Wholesale
prices.
Hosiery, gloves, &c
An examination of cur stock will convince anv
one that We now offer some Of the creates, bar
gains ever offered IN Ottawa.
Nays. Ross e. Banner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05
Large Arrival Of New Goods
The Peoples Cheap Store,
Al GREAT BARGAINS

IN Cook & Gloyef's new brick block, where we
i are now eady to ofIrrto our city nd country
customers the largest assortment, of dry goods
.unr a ron .,ht NJ inLa mn =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

WM. l.. GIBSON p. ".
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

CADDLES in great variety, always kept on
y hand aud sold at St. Louis prices by
Mays. STONE & EELs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

II ASTERN oak tanned harness leather con.
~ stantly kept and made up to order py
Nav g. STONE Il EELs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

WHIPS and ashes OF all kinds. Also, brides,
w mnr,ingnes. collars, halters, sweatpads,
girls, cinges, and every other article conn ec,
ed with lhsir line Of business, constantly kept on
hand by (May5 STONE 4 EELs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

A CorrAcE on RUKSERs-TRAvELIsG TO
TIE WEsr.-Last Saturday our attention was
attracted to rather a strange looking vehi-
Gle for this part Of Wisconsin iI 1855, where
railroads are about to intersect each 9th.
e.. Quite fair sized house was observed
10 Be slowly moving through our streets.
drawn By four pair Of heavy, stout oxen. =.
It was, in fact, pioneers dwelling, with
it. furniture and group Of inmates on q
journey to some new place Of residence-in
some secluded wildwood, miles away from
any other human habitation. A pipe-chim-
ney rose above the roof, out Of which vol
sme Of smoke WAS rolling. The interior
was divided into rooms. Around the FIRE
some halfa dozen young heads were crowd
Ing. for it was pretty cold. while the wife
was discharging her do nestle duties. ap.
parently engaged in getting dinner. The
sturdy and advantageous head Of this emf.
grant establishment was attending to the
ost-door business, walking beside bis pa
tient cattle, and urging them forward as fast
- possible. seemingly spprehensive that the
sieighing might fail before he reached his
destination. - Hsssrtoson, (Wis.) DEM, 18Th
uk.
A similar vehicle. drawn by horses, and
On wheels. passed through this city the 9TH
erday on it. winding way TO the fsr-west.
The smoke, ascending from the pipe gave
il the appearance Of . locomotive.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
No Monopoly!
Give.
'riend SANDERS:

In reading the Gazette
two advertisements Of Gus Filters took my
attention. One Of them has section Of
the Gas Co.'S. regulations tackled TO it. by
which the reader is led to bel eve that TN.
less he gets his pipe and fixtures from the
advertisers, the Company will not give him
Gas. This looks too much like monopoly
if the Co. are going to pursue this course il
is time it was known.
Let US have free trade in this as in all
other matters, and then we may hope to
have cheapness, taste and durability. Sew.
ersl Of our stores are now getting fixtures
put in and more want them, but will NO,
purchase from either party until this right
of putting up is settled.
AETI-MosoPoLY.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
Woman's Mission

Woman. permit me TO say, is the 'nys'
terry as well as the masterpiece of Gods
creation. When she is true wo.
man she 10 charming under all cir
cumstances. But her sphere is endu-.
ance rather that action; and accordingly ma
ture has gifted her with fortitude far surpas-
sing ours. She best answers the ordinary
purposes of her creation, as well as best
serves her own happiness, by making her
self as agreeable as possible to our rougher
sex. This can only be effected by means
OF the softer graces and accomplishments;
for, take il, there is no object more I'M
natural, and therefore, more revolving to a
true man, than masculine woman. Ny
idea certainly is to give her such an educa-
ton as will best develop the peculiar charms
and characteristics of her sex should
treat a young girl with great tenderness
Give her such physical training as is me-
cessary for her health. | like to see tn
delicate bloom of the rose upon their cheeks,
but no, too rude glow. But be gentle
with them my dear madam, be gentle
Extract from Eastford.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

0eog1h LADY's Boox. for March, 10
splendid number. The ono engraving o.
~ Water Lily l. worth the price Of ain
- copy. Beside there 10 very much e
interest the ladies. Ell ADAxs. Iowa Bool
Rooms. has il for sale.
PRAIRIE FARMER. for March, with its ac-
customed regularity 10 here. This il val
liable agricultural publication and no farmer
Of Iowa should be without it.
TIE LADIES CxIIsrlAS AssUAL, fol
March, contains portrait and biographical
sketch Of Leigh Hunt. worth more than the
mice of the number.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
swamp Land Btll.
Ho. Rses,, reb'y. -, 1855.

sDaar 6Ar,esa: Is
Everything 10 confusion
end sseissasnt hers daring the close.
ssnd you the bill amending the Swamp
Land act. y ~ succeeded 10 getting II
through the Senate yesterday.
I, l. inpostaat a eus counties and our
people. and sssd Il % you for publication.
Truly yours.
Jxo. p. Cook.
A. ACT
For the relief Of purchasers and locators of
swsmp and oyerf]owed lands.
Be Il enacted b. tie Senate and House 81
R<pyeseatatiuss Of Tie United States Of Auea'i-
"a in Congress assembled, That the President
Of the United States cause patents to be IL
sued, a. soon a. practicable. to the pur-
chaser, or purchasers, locator or locators,
Who have made entries Of the public lands,
claimed @ swamp lands, either with cash,
Of with lane. warrants, or with scrip, prior
to the issue Of patents to the State or States.
q provided for by the second section of the
act approve ed September twenty-eight, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty, entitled "An act TO
enable the State OF Arkansas and other
States 10 reclaim the swamp lands within
their limits" any decision Of the Secretary
Of the interior or other office Of the govern
ment ofthe United States to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Ssc. 3, Andbe tfurt5sr sndctes, That up.
on due proof, by the authorized agent ofthe
State or States, bef,re the Commissioner
Of the General Land Office, that any Of the
lands purchased or located were swamp
lands, within the true intent and meaning
Of the act aforesaid, the purchase money
shall be paid over to the said States or
States; and where the lands have been To-
Gated ~ warrant or scrip, the said State or
States shall be authorized to locate guam
thy of like amount. upon any Of the pub
lie lands subject to entry at one dollar and
q quarter per acre, or less, and patents shall
issue therefor, upon the terms and conditions
enumerated in the Aforesaid act: Provided,
lo,oever, That the said decisions OF the
Commissioners Of the General Land Office
shall he approved BY the Secretary of the
Interior.
Passed the House Of Representatives, JAN
uary, 5, 1855.
Provided, That in all cases where any
State through which constituted authorities
may have sold or disposed of any tract or
tracts ofsaid land to any individuals prior to
the entry, sale or location of the same un-
der the presumption or other laws ofthe Uni
ted States, no patent shall be issued by the
President for such tract or tracts ofland I'M
til such State through its constituted author
ties shall release its claim thereto in such
favor as shall be prescribed by the Sec
rotary of the Interior; and provided fur
ther, tina, if such State shall not within
ninety days from the passage Of the &C,
through its constituted authorities return
to the General Land Office Of the UIi.
ted States, list of all the lands sold as
aforesaid together with the date Of such
sale and the name of the purchasers the
patents shall be Issued Immediately there.
after and az directed In the foregoing sec
ton.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
dbt 9ailg @a5sttt.
ALFRED SANDERS, E~ree
ossunUsA Vs1nssAav. xaseA !. ~.


0wnGna q olnslnash ~ ~ Nasse Law
~ seaaAs Of ciselnnaa ass allowing
Z asesas ~ soaaeadable segasd % tn
hus q he land. TAisis IL vsy to Aasr'
iss.;ss tAsnselvss; sa1 II We had had more
fsssA splnt. slways. bssh from them and
sGAsrs sf fsssiea birth. - should have had
49, easss fes Know Kothinsisn and Nsslv'
~. The cineiaasti Goods says:
90 opposition to the State Liquor Law
aIene German born coffee house keepers
~. - heaisvs, esassd. They, - well -
he few Aasrican keepers Of pisces ofpub-
Ne eoeort, pereeivs that no profitable resist
- eaa . offered to the restrictive law Of
u State; bat arc earnestly desreus Of hsv.
- its provisioas extended 20 ill the days Of
ths week. to Sunday = well - other days
10 that end they have had meetings, and
hsvs procursd signatnres. some two thou
card IN number. % the City Council. ask
lag for this modi6catioR Of their lately
sdopssd 0uaday Law, or its repeal and
have dstsruined 70 hold mass meeting on
wednesday night in Canal street Market TO
b addressed ~ English and 9 erman speak
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

On New Years day, as a down town
merchant entered his house, he was met
by his wife, v no threw around bis neck a
gold chain. There, hubby" exclaimed
bis wife, els New Years-gift for you!"-
"Oh YES" rejoined the husband, with great
coolness, II paid the bill for il about an
hour ago." "You did," exclaimed the lady
with equal indifference, "why, told
the jeweilsr TO II; !, s. on the July bill"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
PaEsEsrrxEur OF DEArH-op Monde

PREsEsTrMEHr OF DEArH.-On Monday
evening last, a young lady Of about sixteen
years, Miss Maria Gilbert, Of Fulton ave-
nue., near Bedford street, Brooklyn, told her
sisters before retiring, that she was going
to see her mother. Her sisters laughed
at her, their mother having been dead
some years. About three o'clock in the
morning, however, hearing q groan, they
went into their sisters room and found her
breathing her last. She has as far as we
can learn always enjoyed good health, and
this presentimenti 10 regarded as very sin
gular circumstance.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
Parties in New York have patented .

Parties in New York have patented Z
sew oil for Illuminating purposes, which it is
claimed gives more economical light than
any other known. Its power is nearly equal
TO gas. and it is used only in lamp OF
peculiar construction just patented. The
New York Courier and Enquirer and the
1esrsalcf Commerce both. speak we'll Of il
The latter says:
We have tried the lamp and oil, and have
found them to be ell that is promised -
The Lights equal to that of the best sperm
oil; and being 50 much cheaper, we see no
reason why it should not have q great run.
The oil 10 made from rosin, and cannot ex.
Dlode. It 10 real oil, aud not water-looking.
Ike camphene and burning fluid. The
cost st Wholesale 10 only soc. q gallon, and
de means Of supply inexhaustable.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

Mr.. Ssmuels of Dubuque is man Of fine
talents, good moral character, and superior
business habits, and in every wsy eminent.
~ quali6ed for and deserving the Office for
which bis friends have placed his name be.
fore the psblic - sndidate.-Bsrlington
GasekA.
Our contemporary reminds us of ~hilom
candidate in Scott county, who in his yea
found himself electioneering in an adjoining
district. Mr.. ssmuels, Of Dubuque, 10 nc
doub, all that our neighbor has asserted Of
him, but then he must remember that tina,
gentleman ct present il not candidate for
once. Il will be time enough TO CONNIE nee
adulstion, we should think, when Mr.. S., O!
Dubuque shall have announced himself a
7siiseisl isfost
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

AN IRIsH Row ON THE NORTH SIDE
On Sunday morning, about one o'clock,
there was very serious fight between the
Irish and Dutch, near the corner of Michi-
gan and North Clark streets. There y ere
nearly two hundred comb atlantis engaged,
and the fight was OF the most bloody and
brutal &c ciption. On yesterday mo ming
the ground in the vicinity was covered with
thick and clotted blood. No arrests were
made The fact needs no comment CHI
caqo Tribune.