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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-23
FISK

NACKEREL, Salmon. White Fish sni Cod Pish'
Au Race we'd and for sale ~
may 10 M. DAlZkLL Bko'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-23

The river here measures six feet.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-23

large assortment of fancy and slap dry Eoodsl,ss
reserved from Phiiadelpbis At RsEd KILL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-23

For Sale by HAWKES. a DAY
Front b Second door east from Main.
May 23d-SIv $50
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15
Democratic Convention

The Austin State Gazette, IN an able ar
dele advocating Democratic state Con
yention, presents with plansio'lity The abs"
lutte necessity ol an immediate and thor
augh organization OF the democratic party
lhe views there advanced meet the sane
,um of our judgement and we believe they
win be sustained throughout the State
The X. y party. notwithstanding their
overwhelming defeats. in this state and
e'srwhere DO not contemplate an abandon
meat OF their organization. That they
design changing their platform and their
principles 80 as to make them more pail
table 10 the people. We think - evident
The, will prepare Tor the contest OF ls'6,
by decfyiug the democracy aud the hdnin
.ifation. aud endeavor hy a scheme .ome-
thing like that Of 1910 to carry their can>
didaie into the Presidency hy an appeal 10
prejudice aud fana,icsn Il Is against this
the democracy have TO guard bet them
oreauize; let them spread abroad correct
Information let them expose every where
The secrecy, the prescription, and the foli'
sjou, Intolerance OF tAls new order, aud
the corrupt Vaccinations OF II, leaders and
I'll, not destined 10 live twelve mouth.
Every candid man, We ihiah will admit,
that had the relative positions Of the deus
octatic aud X y candidates been thor.
ough, known IN this Congressional dis
tdtt. that vs. ,gp would have been elected
b., large majority. Tia, they were 40,
uuItr,tood is attributable to want of or,
ganztupu, which rendered nisrepreseuta
ton easy. II we are equally snpine IA
ring the next succeeding eight months, toe
new party viii have grown strong We
have now over twelve months tor ,cu..
sion, during ih' greater portion Of which
the public mind viii be prepared iar eaim
and deliberate inv sligalion Let Us m,
prove this time. bet US spread ever, sd eu.
correct Information, aud the wholesome
truths connected with sound gogeumeut
Let Us proclaim our principles every where
through the press and on the stump, and the
triumph before us vii be as easy a. il wll
bee certain.
Can we not organize In HARRISON. %
,hur, Pamela, Wood, Van Zmdf. aud
throughout Ea-tefn Tcxss, aud srud dele,
gates TO the State Convention At ,ustjn ,
Cannot the democracy ia taasc uutia,
discuss the questions before tho people, and
give increased circulation to democratic
papers We present these reflections for
the consideration oil ogr democratic friend.
II they bclivs them correct. We hope a
oil act wIihaut delay ras democracy OF
Rusk county have spoken out, aad we
.,ls; every county ia the district viil fol,
low her example
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

lN,pNEslnNi iLiMoht Al LAM
kIILAWNhN. The Cork H. .t.i hs'
porter thus alludes to the hos I"
President Fillmore At Is iia 81,
ihe ex President of the 'nntd states
Willard Fillmore accompanied b, w pa'
Wis, OF the New otk bar, aud c"udtf'
has been sojournlug for the last lew day
al the Lake Hotel, Killarney. Having
been fortunate IN having tine dH, ,hfonsh
the Gap he expressed himseli d.l'sh'e"
with the enchanting scenery OF THIS mos
beautiful spot, and the varied beaches OF
the lakes and the mountains surrounding
As ne was leaving IN the morning, the
buslefs connected with the Lake iio'ei
placed themselves under "A tree out OF view
and commenced playing Yankee Doe,
die" As he passed, the boa, men gfoupeo
in different parts OF the avenue, gave him
three hearty cheers, as an acknowledgment.
of their gratitude to the great Repablic Of
America The distinguished gentleman
repeatedly Acknowledged The compliment
which was As unexpected AS it was en'hu'
slastIc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

HALIFAX, August 29--Ths Cu,,.
steamship Canada, from Liverpool, on s.,
day the 18th instant arrived at this no.,
last night.
The attack on the lines Of the Tcb..
maya i, appears occurred on the lila Al,
gust, aud was made by force of sir.
thousand Russians The fgh, lasted a.,
hours. aud resulted in loss to the R.,
SLAMS of five Thousand killed aud foa
hundred prisoners The Russians w,,s
luli retreat when the French reserve ga,
al, After their defeat. they reiterated !,
Mackcn1ie's hill. where the, were several,
handled By the English cavalry
The loss Of the allies IN the cngagems,,
!. as vet not known.
The reports which have been reseir,A
by the Canada, show that IN tina bomb,,s
mcnt OF Swcaborg, the arsenal, all ii,
navel stores, the barracks, aud every ,bns
else In the place has been consumed b, /,
terrible coutagrauou, caused b, the inee.
SAINT fire from the shipping while the shot
AT the same lime leyriled the outer defence.
No Russian ships were found there.
At the latest account, Swsaborg had ma
surrendered
he arch duke Constantine is repor,ss
to have pressed the emperor to allow To,
kussian flee, to come and attack the d.,
minshcd allied fleet before tfuusiadt do,
ng the attack on sweaborg, hut AI.xaad,f
wunld not consent.
The TALL ul Sehaslnpol is now couhdee,.
Is expected to take place at an ealh
period
Il IS rumored tn I orders have been sigss
to ,luk all the l,a-,lan ships ~ the asib,,
# the Nsakuh should be captured
From ASIA we learn that i.. stl hres
completed, invested, aad al, .HI4 ic ,ios
with Etzrroum stopped 10y the Russian,
The Turks were sending cut reinforce,
n.ents.
The London Pos, sa,. that unexpected
news may soon be looked lor ttom Tie
trmea. winch Is supposed L. refer to The
secret expedition already reported is hta.
out
The queen OF England WAS IN ftaacs
ON her Sisl, to tn emperor aud empress.
Queen Victoria was escorted 90 bog'
loguc bS .lN ships oi war.
Denmark Is repoited TO have Referred lt
France respecting the sound dues qurslioI
with the | uted states.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

Tn,t FLAc.--M James Furqnson OF
New Bmunlels. writes to the State Gazette
denying that a foreign flag was hoi.ted in
that place % the day OF the election. The
story was manufactured out oi very slight
material, which Mr. |. explains thus
Ia order. however, to eulghten the ign,
rant on tbs subject, will IN conclusion
state, that the Protestant I.utheranl church
has Undergone the improvement, OF new
steeple-aad OH the erection OF the same,
the carpenters hoisted blue flag with a
white cross in the centre, to celebrate the
event, and custom very prevalent in
many countries
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

or Wo would call attention to the law
card Of Geo. Lane. Esq
Nrw seuool-Sea the card Of Ms. {.
Washington
or See the card oil NIe.sr.. kre &
slYr. who have opened maIe school ia
Marshall.
Mrac.-Sce the card Of Mr +. IIts',
1ocurR. Mr. IL brings with him the
hishes, testimonials
gI- Sce She card Of Mrs stn,n II.
kEasry. whose Music School commences
on Monday nest the lilh uIt We hope
she viii receive the patronage which She
60 justly merits
yT- Hon. I. J Rr,K, 0ll accept our
thanks for number of Congressional
documents received within the last two or
three weeks.
CT The Marshall University will short
" open, we understand under the charge
of Nc wv. Lowgt. H. is said To be an
excellent teacher, aud wcll qualified for
the position
Rrp During the past week
ked River has risen upwards OF hye feet
and a. tho last accounts IL WAS confirming
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

Colonel steptoe, U. $. army, has de-
clined the governmentship OF utsh. Brig
ham Young still occupies the office.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

<.,,.t b, the contrast between two items
,l,op.d from our exchanges YESTERDAY, aud
ofnna,e to IA, them before our readers
without further remark than to say ihsi
they VIII frquite the trouble o. reading
especial, Ja this connection.
The hr,tis letter from Elder Hill OF
Saco. Maine. evidently a praciiced hclabor'
,.r Of the drum ccelesiastle, who writes
to a friend ia this style. We hnd the let
Ter IN the Washington | Mon
SAco. -uuday. July the 30, 1888
VI, DrAR DR--ilow goes the battle Z
How does ,out soul How Is the health
of your hglh Peace be with thee aud
thine
How goes the battle on temperance and
slavery Ii seems almost as though he'll
had boiled over aud cast It's scum on our
shores. Romsn priests, Irish Catholics
Iuhdrl. aud murdcrers, 10y the cargo are
landed oa our shores to meet the Amvr'
cans At the ballot box aud contest our cl'd
freedom. while the slave power are bent
anon our destruction NJ the s,.e ont oi
hell are pressing together against the Lord
aud bis Christ, to destroy truth from Tie
earth and bring down Gods Judgment
upon ~ Dmukards have had the power
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

TIM bRtAp PRosrEcT The New
York Courier aud Enquirer has obtained
reliable estimates. from the most available
sources, a. TO the gram crops Of the pres
ent year, which SHOW that while we
have the greatest abundance for our own
population for the oext twelve months, we
shall have liberal surplus for export to Ia
rope aud South America Illinois will
produce TIN. wear sixteen millions OF bush
eds OF wheat; ONO. twenty millions; In
diana, twelve millions these three States
producing more than oue,tourih OF the
whole
The estimates of the growth of wheat
IN the different states and Territories. for
800, indicate n produce OF seventy five
per cent, beyond that o. 1850. or one hun
dred and seventy five millions in the aggre
gate lhout ore hundred millions OF
bushels being allowed tot home consump>
ton, we shall have on hand seventy >f,ye
millions Tor export or future stock.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

Vi Brush, of Louisiana, has created
some excitement by stating, ~ reference 10
the Know \othings; a, the barbecue, III
lhtbaeeaux II have been one OF yours
| nm. therefore. bound by an oath aud pre-
cud, d from discussing anything but the
documents and facts which you have pleas
ed 10 make public But YOU know that
there is something else winch ! cannot
mention, aud IT, as YOU assert All your
secrets are commeadahle, and can chai>
leuee public scrutiny then release me IRON
my obligation and let me speak oIt. defy
YOU 10 grant mr that privilege
The Know Nothing journals say that
Nr Brush could communicate nothing,
were he released from his Obligations, but
the signs. passwords, etc, OF the Order :
aud TIL, iu,imatlun that something discred'
table is concealed, is unjust.
The pretended ritual of the Order, which
has been Published IN several newspapers,
has been made matter OF serious Offices
ton. hy all who do not belong TO u,
aud partirrar., have the objections been
criticised, aud condemned, by public speak
ers aud the newspapers Some time ago,
wr deferred {, oee o. these obligations, as
uulusll, pfo.clpuse, aud 10 several res
prct, obnoxious. Similar views we're eN-
pressed b, the New Orleans Bulletin and
other papers, both Wing and Democratic,
We have booked. since then, Tor a denial
of the correctness OF this lllheral ohliga'
ton but. !, may he that members OF the
Know Nothing Order are strictly prohibit
ed from saving that a part Is incorrect, n
ia doing SID thr> would admit The correct
ress OF the balance. Tins is the most
liberal construction tuat can be placed ON
fhr si,ruce o' lhr O der in regard to tie
published obligations, Others consirue
thi, silence as a Virtual admission OF Coz
RICHNESS
Il these Obligations are correct. they
contain matters which the public have a
ugai 10 d.sruss, rs they emhodN the rule,
which govern paramount to platforms aud
everything eI-e.l . political party which
,arks 90 rule the cuuutfy. When We lad
au, rrcdiiahIe statement denying ibe cote
rectues. OF these published obligations, we
utrud to publish It In the meantime, We
give the following letter going to show that
the, are uae Nc copy from Augusta
tual Gou.ttutioraiist, which paper SAYS
the writer i, a prominent citizen oi that
state. cal NewS.
/rRrLoN, August ), 1853
On Monday last, q gentleman OF this
county came Iaio my office with two LITTLE
a,lluw backed primers, or books, a little
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15
SEPTEMBER IS 1855.

cotfr.r fABaAGY -per-op- having books
belonging 90 the college library. wi' P'ea~e
r,,ura them thoni delay = 'der Of the
Trustees.
, MsrlHt, Scr p Tn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

Friend Davis ol the lhler Recorder re-
equity us.i-a Va. ball, aud Iu hI, ast i,,u.
gives al interesting description oi the
place aud los inhabitants H. was delight
cd with the scenery, with our public build.
mgs. with our private residences, with all
most everything, but particularly with the
ladies Tie compliments neatly all h' Jaw
aad heard, even unto our humble self Bat
We regret that friend Jacks communication
contains an iuiimaton that he went back
sorrowiul the victim of 1urequfed afcc
ton We hope this was not so that il
was ru,e, n joke one OF those killing
funny things which! fine looking young men
are apt to indulge in. De this 81. it may, a
splendid fellow friend Of ours jack
Who sports au eleean, pair Of black viii,
kers, said he wanted the Reporter lady
desired to sec it.
There is mystery about this thing
which we cannot comprehend There may
be nothing wrong Nj Of !, may be easy
Of explanation. We hope So Perhaps
friend DAVIS was tlred-it may be his mind
wandered back to the beautiful aHd the
blssiul, without pain. Bat that something
was the matter with him is evident. Look
at his last paper. Al Is coulusion. save
upon tho one theme eloquent "A election
returns are a medley of contradictions.
tass ho has Sc, down to Evans by 80,
lugeljus b. aud worse than all, his own
county which two weeks ago he reported
oAciall, at 80 for Ward, he sets down IN
this calculation at -, &c. DC. Explain
yourself friend Davis. Do. il YOU please.
Can We do anything Tor youi Indeed, we
are astonished that you did not call on Us
instead Of forcing us to offer our services
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15


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a." 30
\o reliable returns nave been received
from Van |and'' S'''"'' '"' V'a' 90.
ne "'s' ""'',r' Gun F.',," ~
- Is. h.,, -, d,,l.. H., a..
Iandt and Sabine hayo gone for Evans.
but by smaller myotliies than are claimed
lie NA''Eu''''7 NJ ''''''' ewes ''' ma
'' ~, Us ..I.'.' 20 - -. n ~
,e.a 10 for Ward
So. it will be seen that II d. hy go means
certain who Is elected nor atr We ukelA
=" nue." "''' ~ ''
co,nI,r.J an the ,tb of ncxt month W.
have believed, from the beginning, that
Nmd was elected, and shall continue to
,"'n" 50 u'l'" '"' 'VS"'' ''.u n '"n' we
la, ..,.,i,n.l - s;nt MIA !. has n'.l,.I
away wbila Ward's has continued to in.
increase But as uncle Jake would say,
'''n'le'nen' aI'nonsh Wem my sent''
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

sr,.,,.sssr ,.l.,l,,.,.,. BE-. ..,ii..., Oh.
ts,,an Of oar friend. bed the palr l1 .lr aur. obi
thu Concert sn Tuesday evenings ne'' Of %" Ni'"n''
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,,.,m.n,s A.. have fa,..,r Ia behave ,i,i anvil 4
,ne Of thr must silurfNa eearrria r'rr r'rn 90 haf
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.nleraan.a.. sa,,sau.. D., ...asan. aaa,,a,h ta,,
no other a'l..tu ,ev thaa tt, Jr.ft atl.r perform
haasc tHs rnirru.ol i'I,. t,',oare engaged SOC te
"''e"' '''''''''' "''". ''''r $50 "
,oo..,. -, .,,ary h Nm. .,,mn. ,onr...i.... ..
ane musical agfhor. hul boo iI,r p.easor' 'r ,l H-
rive from hFinf them played ''' sung %, '-'
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

lloN I. i. DuNAL-We are glad to
state, SAYS the Texas State Gazette, that
one among the wofthiesl of men and An
able jnris,-a man OF spo,less reputation
has been elected to the office Of Judge Of
this District He had worthy opponents,
and the election was decided wholly out.
SIDE OF political issues Judge DuNal is a
sterling democrat. nevertheless.
lucky, died al his seat. Forest Retreat. in
Nicholas county, on .he evening OF the
| >;h ut, of cholera. Gov Metcalf was
native of Fanqoire county, Va.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

OF \ meeting OF the Bar was held in
this place few days ago. for the purpose
Of petiloning the Legislature to divide this
Judicial District. We are glad to see them
taking hold OF this question, aud adopting
measures to lay i, before the people The
Republican was the first press in the Dis
tfet to advocate this change, since which
time all, or nearly all, the papers in the
District, have urged the necessity of di.
vision, As the question is now to be IN
t,aIu,aI t,,,,.d,.t..iv D., Mo ,....l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

Can any msu donb, which Of these i.
Divine Master
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-15

G5-W would call attention 10 the law
card OF Geo. Lane, Isq
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-03
Cttrago.
BURWELL & POWERS.

NJ E Z G II A \ T TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
No. Tremon Buildings. Dearborn Street.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
M ESSRS. BURWEIII& & POWERS. respectfully a.
Xtl invite the attention of gentlemen travelling ea
the Northwest well those residngin Mime. IA
sofa, to their complete and elegant sorment Ill
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest and most tasteful selection of the
French, English. German and American clothing stuls
will be kept constantly hand, is the design the
propretor to sustain the reputation OF their establish
ment as the Great Western Emporiura OF Fashion. Gen
tlemen can leave with and have their orders
filled at tme in the most fashionable les Strang-
ers visiting Chicago invited to examine elegant
stock, at No. l. fremont Buildings Dearbon stree.
H. Bl RWEII. Chicago:
June 21-tf S. A. POWERS, Cleveland o.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-03

GEO. N. PROPPEk. CARLOS WILCOX
PROPER WILCOX,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
PRACTICAL SURVEYORS 4 GENERAL LAND
AGENTS.
Office in the u S. Land Office Budding, Minneapolis
Mt
C,URyEYING Il PLATING of every description
- done with accuracy Particular attention given to
Surveying and Locating Government Lands IN the rine
ries and elsewhere in the Territory. Cold ana Land
Warrants are in request-inyestments mace or loans
negotiated +; collections made and taxes paid-asen
cies solicited.
Strangers and citizens wishing locate, sell or pur
advantageous arrangements with us for their
money. Valuable property now and always on hand In
the Embryo Cities of Mnnea oils St. Anthony and St
Paul also, improved farms, rursl and Pine lands all
of which offer the most liberal terms. We re-
spectfuy Solicit and hope merit, share of public
and private trust.
August 81, 1854. aug. 3l-dkwtf
CATHCART 4 CO.
VTIOUID call the attention of the trade throughout the
w Territory to their Wholesale Department consisting
of
25 Bales brown sheeting, 4baes striped shirting
s bales cotton fannels, l do heavy cotton duck
/: s do brown drilling, 25 pcs red fannels,
5 do derries and blue drill 10 prs blue and gray han
lings, neL
1 do bed ticking, ~ prs white and gray 90.
90 prs assorted prints 20prs batting m
bales seamless bags Buck gloves and Nuts
81 do knitted socks oV prs CASH.
With large assortment Of threaoss mats caps "ooe
yarn comforters etc. etc.
Our advantages in the eastern markets. warrants
saving sell goods cheap as thev can oe 10
a st Louis Chicago and Galena adding the transports
ion call and an sxswiastios vt convince sne D1yer
Oct. S, 1854 SASHCAni w
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-03
st. pauI Au0'ts.
HURRAH FOR THE RED LINZ
PArrIsoN 49, zsa.x BENsoN,s

8MEkES BENsON'S
RED LINE COACHES with the best of teams and
Careful drivers are now upon the road between ST.
raui and st. Anthony. ready accommodate the pub
nc on all Occasiot They have large and excellent
Livery stock, several new and elegant Carriages and
baIouches also new Harness and Horse Furnishings
ana eqmpases OF the most elegant description
r. AZ In returning thanks the public for the lib.
eisi patronage heretofore bestowed upon them ia
pressure IN stating that they have just received in ad
aion 70 their former extensive stock young
'-I.-..-t- e WELL. BROKE HORSES -...e
specimens of stock that been ea in
AeFIorv. Their present stock needs but seen to
De admired and approved by discriminating public
VIII our friends and the public remember tha, a the
Livery Stable in the of the American House at ne
upper end OF Saint Paul. they all hours have
conveyance by land whesls horseback as they
may desire. .iy.1 PATTISON A. RENSON'
st. Paul, June 80, 1858. ly ~ -
Wholesale and lSeIaiI 1:rocerv md
Provision Store.
THE RICE HOUSE AGAIN IN MOTION!
VVWLLIS, LIVINGSTON l. co. have lust received
from the East and South, large and general asst
sorment OF Grooeres and Provisions in par
OF the following: '
25 hOgsheads No clarified Suvar
70 Crushed and Powdered g
~ bDis Molasses and Syrup.
oO boxes Cheese w. r. ...~.f.
drums Goldfish
Is bbls Mackerel
20 chests Teas, assorted.
SO boxes Soap
20 kegs Tobacco, assorted.
casks Dried Beef
20 Hams and Shoulder
10 Clear Sides.
100 bbls. Mess Pork.
100 kegs Pigs Feet.
10 bags Coffee. -a--------
% boxes candles Star and Tallow.
All tnose wishing to purchase fresh goods and fair
prices, will please give cali, our stock will be
constantly replenished during the season
ST. Pau, April 2lst, 1854. off