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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-08
TO THE LADIES

asst of WashbOards wsshtubs Buckets Brooms
IA plain and fancy, for sale at .
mi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-08

a. H. Molasses-5O bbls JUST reed.
kSS my2 TENNEY & SoRENSoN.
TO THELOVERs OF A GOOD sEGAR!
SHAGh MIXED Reereative Segars, superior any
4 eB%TSD brought the city,
ap9 COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-08

LAWNS,
Sd CASES black aud white Lawns, direct Importation
am reed this day and for sale by
myI JAS. Low g. CO., 4ls Main ST., Lou. KY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-08
NEyY SPRING GOODS.

NEW ARRIVAL. OF WALL PAPER.
EOUN ). DEVBREUX. Main ST., between First and Sc
Cd cond has just received from New York and Philade
pha largest assortment of Wall Papers and Borders
er brought West of the mountains comprising the
rf Gold ParlOr papers in variety ell
Satin Glazes Hall and Bedroom, with varied
medium and papers. BedTe 'e-s, Centres and
Statues. Also window Popsrs in greatw ofPattern
Those papers were selected by himself Fad will be sold at
paper my5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-08

VAR WITH RUSSIA.
FT<O RLACKSIITHS, WHiTESNIITHS AND
Ill EVERYBODY ELSE.-RUN HERE Having estab-
ished Coal Yard Water between
Walnut sell in quantities the
PITTS COAL, at low prices be bought be-
the Falls All orders left at the Hornbrook &
hurchil viii be thankfully received ctually
by my3-1yd&w A. j. HUTCHINSON & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-08

MAGNOLIA Mills by Canal. lt0 bbls Every Dbl war
I'VE ranted superior family -four. Forsals by 80
apps GEO. FOSTER IL CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-08

BEREA GRIND STONES.
UST received 10 TONS of every size aud weight froU
o. 30 to 500 lbs. APPS BABCGOK BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

A CUBAN ExEcUrioK.--A letter from Ha.
vana, giving an account OF the execution OF
young Spaniard for murder, states that be-
fore he reached the scuflo'd this young IT,
ger had torn to shreds the long gown which
is always worn at an execution by the Grim
inal, aud struck one OF the guards upon the
head with candestick which he snatched
from the altar OF the chapel. He was drag
ged to the scatiold. and when there seized
the execute ner, gave him thorough kick
ing and beating. to thus, as he said, pay
HIM off beforehand for his job. When f.
nally secured to the chains the priest hand
ed him the crucifix to kiss, but the harden
ed rebel threw ii on the ground, and died
as he lived
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
EMIGRANTS TO IOWA
ALI Want Good and Reliable Maps.

IIENS, Wi Hams X co.'s township Maps are the
best. being mPilej from til. United States snr.
veys Official inf ,r.natou, and personal recon- ois
wing tn streams. roads towns post Offices
county seats, works Of Internal improy eInent, etc.
etc. B,ine published within the state arc, fact, the
cniy tciiabie aud compete
MAP OF IOWA.
Reicg regularly appointed agents for the sale Of
these maps ". are prepared TO inrDsh them TO the
trade the publishers lowest wholesale rites, or by
the single copy. Also:
40 d1z j II c tttouS Co. aud Ensign, BridgmaD
Fanninss maps OF the United states Western States
and tue stlts- af illinois. lowe. Wisconsin and Mis-
sou ri; aud Territories ot Minnesota. kasas and Ne
br1ska For sale, wboics2 or retail. by
WARREN * RHAWS.
Book sellers and sta,ioners. heaiersin Wa Paper.
wind " Shades, etc, | linois street Roe> Island,
Post ONCE, Davenport. Apl. -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

A JUVENILE RoBBER A lad about IL or
10 years of age, named Head. was ares
ted on Saturday night last in a grocery
store on Madison street, in this city, In the
act of rohbing the store o' IN oUev and other
vnluables. Some ten or twelve dollars in
marcv was found upon bic person besides
other articlcs. He was lodged in prison I'M
I'll ye- terday morning. when he was examin-
ed before Police Magistrate SwAYrER, and
committed for trial. Young a. he is in
years, he appears to be an adept In crime,
aud was well prepared for the prosecution
Of his criminal en,e,rrisss.~R v-r,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
LOCAL MArrsas.

,,vxusyr,.--No portio of Dav-
.'u ,,a,,nt J, IN ,rk ID . contrast 10
,,,..f1nce At the close OF our
.s,, AZ the corner Of Second and
,.ss,. Tn. large buildings OF
n,lz,ll AMI Fcjerviry occupying
,,osrs will con ,titute quite fea-
!, !, ,,r, Of the city Tie fact Of
.,n having the contract for The
cork Of these building is guarantee
.m h., well don,. Opposite lie
A,o,k we observe that Mr. Jofdla
,,Ja 6ne three story brick, with
iron front, etc. On Brady
ri, ire ha.ths foundation CON-
another four-story ad lition 10 his
1, h,ildjnrs In other portions Of
urt, through which our daily walk
>. ne p,rc live houses in progress OF
os,ian aud several foundations dug;
oo.rations being checked. we pre-
k ,hs present impossibility Of OBJ
baIdin. materiuIs. Unless there
;, IN III, upp,r waters sufficient TO
n, s,re,m. above Of their logs, the
mani for houses will continue as
and rates US high a. formerly.
81 tn. folio wing from the Chicago
| IN. llth, il will be seen that our
br.tl is faithfully d sch1rging his
". sitll gv,,h, p.rticalirs after
5ial:-
Irs,.Rs CauGur-Jsmes Smith and
h. Cook were arrested by the police
EdIw ia accordance with dispatch
D1yenp1r,. Ths Marshal Of that
rived here Sturdy AMI took them
/, ,ethar with tva trunIs md a carpet
I'M Of new cllthiaI, shoes and dry
stolen BY them the Wednesday pre-
I.1l Worth ab ,lt th1asind d1ilIrs.
l,lrY D5sg7r,sY. We refer to the
f,,emen, Of Mr. Spencer. who has Il
bo,e comics Of the above valuable pub
b. lyr ds.fi5ation. Send tham off
I. crtera fix, cane acquainted
H. IL, mi bIs.nsss r.:1n n.ndl-
VI our ei,y.
EWao Ba3gGHrir'-Oa opening the
Of our sanctum yesterday noon We
startled BY the sudden rising up before
Ia Flicker or Y.low Htnnar. AT
we thought it the appiration # some
of those whom in boyhood we had slain
wan, q lareer game when on our
II coon however re-
u tsef mt sub.iantiah'lity. and the
aon then ar Sc in our mind, how came il
-lhawe her c'ntinu'sunseasonabl
Ths s'masph r. j. c!esr and d.
Hs bW inta r ir Of mornings arr
D means uncam'uria bic.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
WALL PAPER.

WE have just received. second ,oi Of Wsll Paper
w and Borders direct from the ManHi. carers in
New York and We have now Oh hand 3UOD X lis OF
various patterns. We will receive IN fea da. 5
by Railroad another large lot of60b Rolls, making
stock amount 10000 Rolls uf Iih patterns To
persons nle BdAg TO paper their houses this sprig.
wohid that boIug The Agents of one OF HE lar
ges, Nanuiaetoriesin New for. care prepared TO
furnish Wall Paper and B,ssiers Al Factory prices,
tii the addition OF freight
For Tie convenience Of casio ner in Davenport.
have samples Of al our Wall Paper and Borders. IL
u .os Stand the Post Otlies. where they can
make elections andc Their orders. Give u, acai
We " ~ give Satisfaction 10 purchaser
WARREN s. HHAWS.
Booksellers at! s,atioTers ard dealers IN Wall Pa
psr, Pos ohce davenport. Illinois 81 Rock isiapd.
Marc 26th dlf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

nftSef9sG iSclDEST,-A seaman Of
as.' before Seblsn,pol, whose iamily
!" r,ipero, in this county. was or.
br. ~ a'o'e ior the purpose OF ass sting
h ins NE slain VIII, fell in the late al
" ae Russian on the British batteris:
a."0'' the first person he met with on
"s was one Of his brothers, OF whose
(ma my IN the fleet h. vas nat before in.
n - ana who had been severely weun-
I@,. ,ue la'e engagement. From him
:, .ms That his two other brothers
N. 'D serving in the naval brigpde on
\ anu with him he 'cmlined mi he saw
apfe, He th,n proceeded on IN. du.
H., %a,ch he had landed, and soon dis
, Ia , we bodies Of his two o,har broth
in, w "so been killed in the battle. His
Emg ,. may D. imagined, as he assisted in
H. "''s' three brothers o hi. own aide
!, IN one grave orap,u Roval
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

yr timo NO" transcript relates that,
\ vhayo,S since an Irishman upon one of
consr, us was obliged TO suspend work,
Ee,,,osq uence Of being afflicted with an
b bis sn' sa's throat, His employer, pity.
|a joljU ""e'lng, sent him Jar of nice cur.
|aed h. i ah" 10 Their grea, sunrise he re-
|h ais ,h ,ao"rs on the following morning.
|opcd r n.pa, ana head complc, " en-
bo h WIN bandaqcs, hi4hr d,scai,r 4
FmH,r y Qn"s''nc' rs to his health ,nd
beWtirl n' ,','h 2e'Pat replied THAT was
+ po.,a "''n'c'ne You gave M, and did
&c pouI,;a. good, made i, all n,o
,hroa, g.. ana put it on the outside of
'nqr', s,n ~" IT'S far better than all yer
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

lt--A f'iand who has Jus, return ed
Iengthy journey through seventeen
hne' 10 the interior OF Iowa, describes
|'nsratlon to that State as beyond pre-
Fa' sc,,I.rs are coming from all quar-
ahi by all mannsr of conyeyances, 10
" the fertile plain of thu, young
hagng country. They are making
Fn' one hundred and fifty miles west OF
Ai"'sIppl. ure opening roads, building
o. fencing farms, and N king the coun-
'''oand with their industry through the
Frme length ot the State. More than
-ae says that the growth Of the Temp
'Ve ciuse and OF the Anti Slavery senti-
|' keeps ahead Of the unexampled in
|N' o. The population and that only u
years more will eIupsc before Iowa
y counted upon in the battle that
u'l0 and Progress is making, with the
oo"haehce az we now count -yon
"'"' ana N4ssachns.'.,. Chic, Trib.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

Jane 18th. 1855.
Flnl Gl'hric arr s'ed fpr immod.
ifirag thr ugh the streets. Fined
dlHar, sai costs.
'F'rae' spriag, arrested for vasr ,ncy
gea.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

NtWsrEE T r SALE.-Thare isan ad.
|'enrat ina kemucky paper at one ior
~ N4' save % a man recently
Used, It's stated 80 tha advertisement
b! oii IIcras to preach Church.
Sllt ol pastor w.itakr motto.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

'ls Nl'ional Democratic State Commit
} New York have appointed Wednes.
G9 9TH of September, az the time. and
hfs'a as the place, for holding State
'eaton for the purpose Of nonin iting
tkei ior State officers.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
MAP OF IOWA.
10000 Rolls Wall Paper. etc.
FRESH STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS

Jrsr opened direc, from the largest Factories IF
Philadelphia and New York. large assortment Of
Hal Plpcrs IL. qualities Tor Rooms. ha Il Nc.; com
prsiHg great sariut, of new patterns, selected ex.
pressiy for trade by the subscrber ard for sale
al Eastern prices fur Cash obly, VIA:
Good Common Wall Paper ony ten c ents per roll; ;
Fine do do I2t do
fxir, do do Is do
Best Medium do 90 do
G ood Glazed and Satined, 25 do
Fiur do 40 do
Extra aaaIitic. do ii 10 IS do
Borders in great yarci, for Cheap and Zine papers,
Fine Bard Prints. u ueed q rseH and Marb do
Wide CurtaH Papers;
Plnin Glazc. and Green. Blue and Figured;
nj the IOWA BOOK ROOMS, No &c Brady Street,
b,, seen 2nd aud ID sts., .uvenpori Iowa. 81
r. mo 2-.-tf. ELL ADAMS. Agent
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
Wall Paper

lust received and now opening al the old stand No.
Tie G. are Block large and we selected lot OF the
above named article. ssitable fr Halls and k'ornss
pri-ing great varct. Of patterns also border,
TO match. Prices TO suit the times.
W. II. HOLMES and Co.
Davenport, 3rd May, 1855. mths
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13

.'e ioItee Nine. Lake Superior, two
|''e' Of copper have been discovered, one
'uVn weighs fifteen tons, and the other
wv yel been uncovered sufficiently TO
Y. Y. 70 'he SIZE, bn, there is little doub, OF
reaching IS tons.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
Sale Of Warehouse Goods.

- ECEIVEDin store from steamer Excelsior 18th
4 iast Oct. Chairs, Stand, Burssu, marked
Isaac stevens, Davenport
Also. from steamer Kentucky in Nov. lass, : bills
Mds. Bags do Boxes and half Dbl IA marked
j. w Harper. Burks via Davenport.
Also, Kohl Leather, ma ed be Witt II The above
Goods are not called for within ihirs, shsy wi
be sold fer charges.
BURROWS s PRETTYMAN.
Davenport, May e2d, IS55-dim
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
Watch Kew Lest.
STOCK FARM.

T osT on rady, ain or ed ST., a Gold Wsteh Key
bede iyerodto (ny2D EADs d STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
Rural Houses
Lots to Lease,

IL who desire to avail themselv Of beautiful site
- for Rural Homes had better call soon on
mays EADS Il STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
uaristy.

1SSLEE'S
A New Dress.
N1E call the attention Of .'every Lady" warnings
w NEW DRESS 10 our assortment Just 70.
ceived We think we can show thema grcat many
ehoiee and nov asw.il as cheap Drsss GO.ds
great variety Of other New Goods Just opened al
Smiths VARIETY STOKE.
Aprt DAVENPORT.
RfASS' London Porter Just rccc. we'd and for sale
- AT FRANCIS JAGOBf'S
Drug and Prescription Store.
oct3 3d. Brady bet. Cd I I'd sts. davenport.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-13
FOR THE LADIES

TIME Caters, Elack and Tan coils;
Il White slippers and Buskins;
Black Kid slippers. Boots and Buskins;
Home-@sds Suskiss, Roots and Shoes
ia s.tha,.r.C ,a..s e. DAWSON CO.
The Empire County argus., 1855-04-28
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
PROCI NATION

Whereas information has been received by me that an
unlawful expedition has been fitted out in the State of CAL
fornia, with view to invade MeXcoa nation maintain
ing friendly relations with the United Sta e-and that
other expeditions organizing within the United States
for the same unlawful purpose and whereas certain c
zens and Inhabitants Of this country unHindul of their
obligations and duties and of the rights of friendly Pow
er have participated and about participate in these
enterprises, derogatory national character and
threatening to our tranquility, and thereby incurring
the penalties imposed by law against such offend
Now, therefore, l. FRANKLIN PIERCE, President Of
the United States, have issued this my proclamation
ming all persons who shall themselves with any
such enterprise expedition, that the penalties of the law
denounced against such criminal conduct will be rgidy
enorced and eXhort all good citizens they regard
national character they respect laws the
law Of naons they value the blessings of peace and the
welfare Of their country, dscountcnancc, and by all
lawful means prevent such criminal enterprises; and
call upon all officers of this Government, civil and militia
ry, any efforts which may 1e in their power to
rest for trial and punishment every such offender
Given under my hand and the seal OF the United States
at Washington, this this eighteenth day of January,
L. in the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred
and ftty-four, and the seventy-eighth Of the nde-
pendence of the United States.
BY the President: FRANKLIN PIERCE
w. L. MARCY, Secretary of State.
The Empire County argus., 1855-04-28
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
A PROCLAMATION

Whereas information has been received that sundry per-
sons, citizens of the United States and others residing
therein are engaged in organizing and fitting out militia
ry expedition for The invasion of the sl&nd OF Cuba
And whereas the said undertaking is contrary to the
spirit and express spulatons of treaties between the Uni
ted States and SPAIN derogaoy to the character of this
nation and in violation of the obvious duties and obiga
tons OF faithful and patriotic citizens;
And whereas is the duty of the constituted authorities
of the United States hold and maintain the control of
the great question OF peace and not suffer the
to be awessy comp Gated under any pretence whaever
And Whereas to that end all private enterprises of
hostile character within the United States against for
egn power with which the United states peace
forbidden, and declared to be high misdemeanor by
express act Of Congress;
Now, therefore, in virtue Of the authority vested by the
Constitution in The President of the United States do
issue this proclamation all persons that the Cen
era Government claims it right and duty TO nterpOse
itself for the honor Of It's flag, the rights of citizens
the national security, and the preservation of the public
tranquility, from whatever quarter menaced and will
fail prosecute with due energy all those who,
mindful of their and their countrys fame, presume
thus to disregard the laws Of the land and treaty ob
cations
earnestly exhor all good citizens dscountenance
and prevent any movement in conflict with law and nation
al ah especially charging the several distrctattorueys
collectors and other officers of the United States civil
military having lawful power in the premises, exert
the for the purpose Of maintaining the authority and
preserving the peace of the United States.
Given under my hand and the seal of the United States
at Washington, the thirty-tirst day of May, in the
rsr. year OF Lord thousand eight hundred and
Jfty -four, and the seventy eighth OF the ndepend-
ence Of the United States.
By the President: FRANKLIN PIERCE.
w. L. MARCY, Secretary of State.
The Empire County argus., 1855-04-28

Nell Joint Resolution authorizing the Accounting
Officer of the Treasury to Adjust the Expenses of
Board OF Commissioners appointed by the Territorial
Assembly Of Oregon, to prepare Code of Laws-also,
TO Adjust the Expense of Collecting and Printing certain
Laws and Archives Al of the Territory of Oregon.
Of tile United States Of Anerica, IN C5agress assembled
That the accounting officers of the treasury be authorized
to adjust the expense of board of commissioners appon-
ed under An ac of the legislative assembly of Oregon
ITO create board OF commissioners to prepare code of
laws for the Territory Oregon which passed the House
of Representatives the eighth day of January eighteen
hundred and hfty-hree, and the Council, the twelfth
of January, eighteen hundred and fy-hree and to adj
just the expense incurred under another of the said
legislative assembly entitled can act to provide for the
collection and publication of the laws and archives of Or
egon, which passed the Council the twenysecond of
December eighteen hundred and fytwo, and the House
OF Representatives on the twenysxh of January eigh
teen hundred and hhree and that the just and proper
compensation and expense found to have been reasonably
and necessarily incurred be paid from the balance of ap
propratlons for compensation and mileage of the MEM
bers OF the Legislative Assembly, officers clerks, and con-
ing on the books of the treasury uuexpended.
Approved, May 3, 1854.
mo. 12. Resolution for extending an existing Con-
tract for carrying the Mail in Alabama.
Res0teed, 6y the Sen0e and House Of Representatives.
Of tile Ueited Tates IF Aneica IN Cngress assembled
That the Postmaster General be- and he hereby author
upon the route between Montgomery and Mobile for four
years from the time which said contract would expire
by its own limitation, if in his opinion, the public interest
and convenience will be promoted by such extension of
said contract. Approved, May 8, 1854.
mo. 24l Joint Resolution directing the presentation
of medal to Commander Duncan n. Ingraham.
Res0Ised By the Senate and House cf Rgpresentattves
Of tie United States Of 4nerica, in Congress assembled,
That the President of the United States be, and he is
hereby, requested TO be made medal with suit
able Devices and preseaed 10 Commander Duncan n In
graham, of the navy of the United States testimonial
of the high entertained by Congress of his gallant
and udcoGs u.s. conduct on the second Of July eighteen hun
Koszta, by rescung him from illegal seizure and impris
onment on board the Austrian warb brig Hussar.
Approved, August 4, 1854.
mo. 25.l Joint Resolution making appropriation for
the payment OF those entitled to the benefits of the res
outon of the House of Representatives of the United
States, passed August third, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, voting extra compensation to Pages, Folders and
others.
ResoIced, By tile Senate and House # Representatives.
9f tie United States Of A4er, in C6ngress assembled,
That the appropriated by the House of Representa-
ees be paid out of any moneys in the treasury moi oher-
wise appropriated. Approved, August 5, 1854
The Empire County argus., 1855-04-28
Post Office Notice,

YENHE Post Ofce Coloma, hereafter will be open
4 Sun lays between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and
Z. NJ and on all others days from o'clock in the
ing until O'Clock in the evening
R. F. DAVIS, Asst P. NJ
The Empire County argus., 1855-04-28
NEW MEXICO

From albuquerque by Zuni, to Woodville, Cal.
From Santa Fe, by Albuquerque Socorro Los Cuzces
Don Anna Fort Fillmore, Fronero, CTexas) Ell Passo,
San Esario Magofinsville, and Leona to San Antonio
=, From Santa Fe by San Miguel, Las Vegas and Fort
Union, Mo, to Independence.
de Taos.
From Santa Fe to Salt Lake city in Utah.
From Santa Fe to Las Vegas.
From Taos to Donna Anna
From Donand by Fort Belknap, to Gainesville in Texas
APPROVED August g. 1854
The Empire County argus., 1855-04-28

From Salt Lake city, by Stoker, Pennington and Kays.
vile, to Ogden city.
From Salt Lake city, by Nuf's Mills Mill creek Holli-
days settlement, Little Cottonwood and Drapersve to
Mountainvle
From Salt Lake city, by Taylorsvle, West Jordan,
Gardners mills Bnghams, and Kanyon to Cedar Valley
From Toele city to Grantsvile.
From Salt Lake city TO Toele city,
lev. :.