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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
ne Ohio STATE Fair.

From the descriptions given in the Ohio
papers their State Fair this season eclipsed
all its predecessors, both in extent and val
ne OF its productions, The receipts amount
ed to $40 and 5000 worth Of premi-
ums were awarded during the Fair. Elev-
en- imported Bulls exhibited for premiums
were worth the aggregate value Of S25 200.
and ten cows were valued At Sl2.40o. r :.
G. corwin refused an offer Of $500 for his
COW, Scottish Blue Bell; and six thousand
dollars were refused for one ofthe Bulls ex-
hibtel II the Fair. The premium for the
best thorough bred horse was awarded to
Imported Monarch, owned by John Leber,
of Lancaster. Ohio. Grey Eagle, . fine
horse, over twenty years old. was awarded
q premium of $50. His owner valued him
at two thousand dollars, Notwithstanding his
age.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

THE REPUBLICAN PARrr IN MAIsE.-TheN
Kennebec Journal closes an article on the
late election as follows:
aRely on ii, faithful men Of other States,
the Republican party of Maine is the strong
est, bes, united party that ever existed 10
the State. Inspired by the justice Of its
cause, linked together by the common bond
OF patriotism, aroused TO the dargers that
thicken around the country's future, its
FIFTY THOUSAND MEMBERS stand
firm on the platform Of Liberty and the u
MON, and there they will stand until yicto-
ry perches on their flag. To aid them in
this glorious contest for all thar freemen
hold dear, there viii come ten thousand men
who have voted otherwise on State issues,
placing Maine by large majority on the
list Of States which are sure 10 cast their
electoral votes for that lsrge-minded and
patriotic statesman, 10 whom rPening
events and the necessities OF the nation
point as the standard bearer Of freemen in
the Presidential struggle before US, which
10 To have Z lasting effect on the purposes
and destinyof the American Union"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

Yesterday was advertised 10 be sold to
the highes, b,ddcs, the, don pain consisting
of 67s acres Of arabic land--of the North
American Fourissise Phalanx. in New Jer-
sey. This domain is 4 the highest state
Of cultivation; il embsdses spPle and peach
orchards, woodlands. broad 6elds adopted to
wheat.srorn. &C., easdess, mines of mari,
springs, streams and everything calculated
10 make farming successful. and yet all is
TO be sold under the hammer to satisfy the
creditors Of the association. Thus, in the
language OF the N. Y. Herald, ends the last
Of the Fourierite phalanxcs. The irs,er-
nifty have had fair experiment, Al least in
this case, and have failed, They have run
into debt beyond their available current
means, aud nre compelled to sell out, evac-
ua,e the premises, and dispersc. We may.
therefore, safely conclude that Feurierism
ia a humbug; for, II il has collapsed after a
ten years trial. with al the advantages Of
this Jersey domain for making "lsbor at.
tractive" and highly lucrative in its pro-
ducts, ii is surely humbug. mockery, a
delusioa and a snare.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04


THE GoLD RoBBERY.-The Washing
ton Uniea, speaking Of the recent gold
robbery, says The Government cannot be
the loser, under any circumstances, and
ssdds: aIf the robbery was effected at Du-
buque the Assistant Treasurer at that point
will be held, together with his bail, respon-
sible for the amount. or if effected while the
treasure was in transitu to New York, the
loss will fall on the Am. Express Co. 1t
is but just to add, that this company have
voluntarily offered TO promptly pay the
whole amount as soon as proof is furnished
thai the robbery was committed while the
specie was in their charge. Prompt and
efficient measures have been taken to fer
ret out the thieves."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
18Th ich with towns oar prstrfes broad,
Ws,n rxifvey~ iYene d oser.'
FAIL OF 4 HorEL AT FuLros CRY. liz

PAIL OF AHorEL AT FuLros CITY. ILL
A correspondent of the Dixon Telegraph
says, athat on Wednesday evening, Sep.
26ta, the roof of the large hotel being erect
ed At Fulton, by Charles Dement,, fell to
the basement, carrying with it all the ioists
and Standings below, and portion Of the
outer walls aud chimneys. The workmen
very fortunately had gone to tea. One
man only was killed, he having just as
eended to the roof to examine the strength
of j, when it fell. The ioss is very great"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
From the Churchman,)
Deposition Of oen BY the Bishop 81 New
Jaraay-p ainfpl Case,

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contains .ne paoncsnon =. $1,000 sSs %s.r,
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- ~ 1000 .sa.,Ia ,.o,n., ,hs r;yac;es Of
ri
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~ ssr.rs an .t.,,.,;an :. r MI ,esnec,s
,r.,v .ra ,sr.,. a~smn,,,v Im,v indeed
NJ ga ,h,, ~ ~ n.,.a -, III own SON,
Ana we can h.wa soms cancen,;on If the
,onchinr r.s,;,v ~ h;s snir;, m s,crif;ce.
49, re IA 10 All p;s arm. son II
an agonv If n,rsn,sl rss,;nn when deliver
mo X. Sentences ~hch syan ,hs irving ties
~ n,,ura c,od M, induce him "a withhold.
thai ..he wonl.I rather with ,h.t hand have
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
Rsiuvenation

We have referred TO the "re-union' Of
the students of the Woodward Collge, Gin
cinnati. and announced the opening
exercise to consist in game of football
The game came of according to announc-
ment and an editor Of the Gin. Times, who
constituted one of fifty engaged in the ex-
ercise, thus sums j, up and tells in what way
;ae victory was finally achieved
aNow commenced one of the most ear
mes, contests we ever witnessed. or in
which we have had the happy luck to par
ticipate Away sored the. inflated sphere
over head, now this way, now that; now it
was on the ground. and ''shins" suffered
Up again and down, alternately. As the
contest waxed warm, the chances for victo-
~ seemed evenly balanced, till both par
ties appeared exhausted With jealous exer-
lion. Still the battle waged; Charley Cist
measured his length on mother earth; up
again and Bob Lakewood laid low; some
body unsuspeciingly stepped where the
cows had been, and slipping laid down soft
ly. Rising, he made his way vigorously
through the kicking throng to the great dis
may Of broadcioth and white linen. and by
virtue Of his fall and by desperate playing,
at The expiration Of forty minutes, carried
the ball triumphanily home. Burguoyne's
successful party hailing their victory with
hearty cheers
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
WAisksy. 0lsvssy aal s'Dss~eeracy.
The FsisS~ld Nkntsael il calling .upon Il


The rais6ela sAstss.l is calling ,upoa the
.Democracyr Of lows ito take courage in
vie~ Of the glorious result in Maine" That
paper seems To consider the election in
Maine equivalent to the downfall Of the
prohibi,ory Law, and therefore calls upon
its brethren to take courage. II terms the
result OF that election victory over Maine
lavish. and appeals 10 the -Democracy"
Of our State to Come up TO the Convention
At Fart Des Moincs and assist in the good
work. "Let such a platform be formed
il says, .as shall secure for Us q victory over
Maine-lawism."
Not better do,s that sheet reflect the
sentiments Of the "Democracya on the
whiskey, than il does on the slavery issue.
Upon this question it says, that 'it was con-
6dently asserted that. though the Democ-
racy had been successful in Virginia, N.
Carolina, Tennessee and Texas, i would
NEE, with 40 favors in the North. But
see. Maine, in the extreme northeast, has,
hy the election OF VISITS for Governor, Ia
Nebraska D.mocran given decided refu-
tation /, the croakings Of the .opPositson;
ssd the voice of triumph has been borne
along through New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Iowa, where it
will meet response that shah resound
from every hill aud glen, and bear our glad
shouts back sgain to warm and make glad
the hearts Of those champions Of civil and
religious liber,y-the Democracy Of Maine.
Whether successful or not, the Demo
crats'' are engsgedin very bad cause, and
even though they should succeed. il IS out OF
the usual order OF nature for evil long to
triumph over good.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
U. w. UUNNE, u. d L. d D.
Bishop of New Jersey.
In the presence of
Milo MAHAS, ID. D., Presbyter.


Marcus r. HYDE, A. NJ, Presbyter-
This provision was not executed until
the provision OF the canon, awhere the par
ty has acted unadvisedly and hastily
which is prominently the present case,
had been offered, urged and refused. II only
remains for me humbly to ask the prayers
of the faithful in Jesus Christ that my erring
child may be brought back TO the way OF
truth and peace; and for myself, that may
have grace TO bear and do the holy will Of
God u. w. DUANE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
Another Attempt to Assasinats the French I'm.
psror.

The !Montteur, OF Sunday, the 9Th, con-
tains the following snnouncement:
ellis Majesty the Emperor was present
yesterday evening at the representation CIV
en- 10 the Theatre Italian. At the nome mt
when the carriage in which the ladies OF
honor to her Majesty the Empress were
seated stopped before the entrance to the
theatre, gu individual, who had stationed
himself 10 front on the pavement, fired of
two poke, pistols At tie carriage, bu, with.
out taking aim. No one was wounded. -
The individual, who appears to be a man &C
rather than an assassin, was immediately
arrested Sd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

The injured at Burlington, N. j., have
generally recovered sufficiently to be re-
moved to their homes. DIR. Daniel O'Kane
has had his leg set three times and now i,
has to be smputsted. II il thought be can
act survive the operation. &3t4
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

TIE Boston Post informs its readers that
"the principles incucated by Jefferson and
scied upon by Jackson. WEBSTER and
Pierce, are the only reliable guides" This
is the latest case of fusion out, and it must
be particularly gratifying to the friends and
admirers CIV ebster 10 see his name coupled
. with that Of Franklin Pierce.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

SrosE g. BooaER.-We lean from the
Chicago Press that this enterprising firm
are making arrangements 10 rebuild their
establishment on larger and more sub
staniisl scale than before. As soon as
their plans and specifications can be made.
the work will be put under contract and be
finished in forty-6se days from the time of
lis commencement.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

English railroads are conducted on safer
principles than those ia Americs. During
the halg year the total number of killed on
Sis miles Of railroad was Il3 and l5s in
jured. The number il still entirely too
great. and philsnthroPists should turn their
attention TO some mode OF iessening the
evil
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

VIM. Goosman, d German burglar in
New York, robbed house Of $500 worth
Of iewelry, on Sunday night, and being
alarmed BY the inmates jumped out Of the
,hird.s,ory window. The police found him
under the window, with his leg badly frac-
fure6. and took him to the hospital where
the broken limb was smpu,s,ed
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

Rock Island county, according 10 the
census jus, completed, contains 1927 in
habitauts. The value of its manufactures
is Si,4l5,54O; of it's coal mines, S55.SSo;
and OF its live stock, s6ee $50.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

MORTALITY At NORFOLK Asp Pokrs-
KoUTH.-Our lates, intelligence from these
unfortunate places is that the mortality is
still increasing. a large number Of new
cases is almost daily reported.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

The main building Of The National Hotel
stGrsud Rapids, Mich. was consumed by
FIRE on THURSDAY morning last. Loss
e2O3o.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

LouI. SrAsisLAus, Esq, Prussian Con-
sui. died rather suddenly a, Cincinnati, on
SATURDAY.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
cemeu, and PlastsriuR Hair.

I'm BBLs. Louisville Cement. asuperor article;
~" 1000 Bushels Hair, Received and for sale by
~. II. DALZELL ~ BRO,
may 3l-wI Front and Perry SITS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

GoTs BAck.-A ship lately left Boston
for Liverpool with 200 Storage passengers,
mostly Irish.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

A RELIGIOUS BLACKSMITH. The Salem
(Mass.) Gazette says the following may be
seen at blacksmith shop in ESSEX mo
Hoses shod on Sunday except sickness or
death"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
Ont Leu

have several email tracts Of Land la the imRs.
iiate vicinity Of the city, containing from one
twenty aerea suitable for private Residences eardeat
from $50 To oJuU, some OF ihesc within The unis
OF the city. GEO. l.. NithOLLs,
Cor. OF n ain 4 Second ".
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
AUCTION SALE AT UPPER DAVENPORT.

WE propose offering in short lime at Public sale,
w snumi,er Of beautiful Lots In Upper Davenport,
the Misstssippi--ans and q half miles from the
Railroad Bridge This addition made the suburban
Villages of our city, has been laid osI by competent
Eng in lots from half 10 ten acres. The ave
being opened and graded,--vhleh when
doHs will afford beautiful .lus,ion for private resi-
dene-s: from the lot the level there hae sies
up and Down the rissr several miles, nelndiHg The
whoia Of the Cit, al davenport While from those on
the Bluff there is tneh more extensive prospect
tai ing iu Moline Rock Island Cay and The surround
lug country. " . ask attention 10 tns property now
30 tina. purchasers may have opportunity of exam
ming the lots nd making selection 10 suit their taste
as they ran certainly be sold. "@t
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
Oct 1. D. ( gs. -.a4 Land Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

No. ISL. new house With slx roo,o, en,,..t..,
" arranged cellar and eisiern on Third street -.
iowa and Lie Claire streets to Lease for I4yrat ,os
NoYem Der next. "'a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

rAxON + CROSBY,
MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS DEALERS IN
ADor E1,
Borders, + r. 1oard fTiHta, Views, statuary,
Ornaments, Nouldinss and Decorations Of
every Description, F ALSO
WINDOW. SHADES CURTAIN FIKTVRFs
Whole sale and Retail, SO Randolph st., CHICAGO.
81 Law Buildings, wiseonsip st. Milwaukee.
Being tho largest House OF the kind west of New
York citi We can offer superior advantage I" thu
Trade than any other establishment IN Lbe West
o. l.. JAros. Oct div q, p 'krstS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
GOOD NEWS TO LADIESH
PARIS AND NEW YORK

Wholesale and Retail Millinery store.
TIRE subscriber takes pieasuren informing the la
i dies OF Davenport Rock island and ylcihty, that
he has Ia the siore the OF Third and bra
DIV streets Davenport, which he Is nov ning up and
will have readsss 10 open about the 20 OF ortober
for tte sale OF
Millinery, Embreislery and Fancy
Goods,
xhere h. would In lie Them 10 call and examine his
entire new stock OF silk and Straw Bonne,s satins
Vere,s Ribbons, Feathers Flowers, &c. &e., of the
latest Paris sih New York styles.
Having had TEN YEARS experience In the business
in the cay Of New York. aud having enTg ed the
vices of two rst class Miiiner-, no have been In
our employ for the last fouv years feel confident
that ~ can furnish the iadics Of the West with
pre;ty Bonnets as are In The city Of New
York Imported from Paris
our assortment OF Millinery Goods is the largest
and best ever offered IN The city OF Davenport, AMI
viii be soid on more reasonable ter,us
Marking and Stamping Tor Braiding and Efnbridec
done to order.
s.uarl,xMJf VIM, b. y.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

No. ta. A beautiful blur Lot on the sa,lh 81,
Of sixth street opposite Macslol'. gaf4ea, iii :
Leased Tor u years. "
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
GLAZED WINpoWs.

WE will keep CLAIM WINDOWS Of all sizss
w for sale al our shop overChiia Bsk.rshsfd-
ware store ceonh street Also Sash and Gass OF the
best qaAity. We will also take otiers for blinds aud
furnish bills for anything In our line 10 order on the
reasonable terms, AN enquiries or orders
abroad promptly attended 10.
uct q 'S5-.itt L. BRADLEY Il co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

No, Ia. brick store house on the eorasr Il Ros,
leland shd Frah streets, be had al fair fea rsE
20 10 sears, LaI3sNpo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

NJ. i6l. Hons. aud Lot on Second street I'D
vf Iowa, House 2storirs i6X2s, 10 st,oR
mediate two families, Lease 10 run Is years ron h
April.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

,ers broke in the doors and windows OF the
place of election, and the inspectors had TO
dy. In the l3thit was quite serious, many
persons being wounded. n
MsxfRIs, Oct. 8.
The yellow fever increases. On Sunday
and Monday there were IL interments.
New York Narsst.
New YoKx, Oct. 3.
Flour &c. The market opened with on
" limited trade demand, but closed firm
with good demand for export; Gales 10000
bbls 81, 6als @S7.75. Com. to strait State
a7,62@Ss,l2 for mixed, fancy ands low
grades; western Canadian quiet sales, GOO
bbls Ss@Ss,75 grain, nearly all wheat Of
ferinr is out Of condition; market heavy for
all kinds and decidedly lower for inferior
sales, $4,000 bush e1,7o for red Upper
Lake to arrive; e2@2O5 for common to
good white CANADIAN, $l,70@$l.so for
red southern. Rye steady el,a5@&l.4s.
Corn better sales, a,cCo hush western mixed
s6c@s7c. Oats steady 42@ 46c.-Pork in
better demand and firm sales, 1900 bbls
saa s,7@e2a. so for. new mess. e2l,a5 for
prime. Wbiskey lower sales. 400 bbis
401s coal Stock lower and dull, Erie r..
r 541s, Harlem ash, c. & Toledo sos.
Hudson Cd bends -. Erie bonds Of SO 81,
Nj. s. 4 N J. 99ls c. & r, ], %.
The Baltic sailed at noon to-day with l69
passengers ard easo,Coo in specie. Yideon
De Angels was to-day elected Cashier OF
Mechanics Bank.
BosroN, Oct. 3.
The Native American State Convention
met at fremont Temple this afternoon. u
is large gathering, and exhibits much en-
thusiasn,. The Hon. s. C. Baker, OF New
Bedford, is President. The following is the
result of ballotng for Governor: Whole
number of votes cast, SIT; J. Gardner re-
ceived S12.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

No. tas. Thres Houses and Lots eoruerof Eosh
ahd he Claire streets, togeth, With lt Of sg,sI s
lie Claire street, the heie VIII be leased for
al a great bsrga,s ifa u taken by $40 Peron.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
Railroad to The Pacific.

This is constant theme of conversation,
whether in city or country. in hotel or post
Office, in stage coach or steamer, in the
slow-moving farm wagon or riding on a
rail- in every place there is TO De found
some one 10 represent the claims OF that
grea, American project, Railroad to the
Pacific. lis ultimate completion is as SET
lied as tina, time shall endure. The hat
has gone forth, and the mind that wills IT is
the mind of the people. Who will venture
20 predict the stu?endous results tina, are to
follow ia the wake Of Railroad to the
western side OF this continenti This child
Of thought. aud labor, and steam, and twin
sister of commerce, is the prophet OF the
new age, speaking loudly ofthe good time
coming" nigh at hand, when mighty peo-
!. ole shall spread the green and golden fields
OF agricultural wealth all over the now
sparseiy settled lands Of the farther west"
and
-sTaa,oh With towns oar prsiri.s broad,
wsia rtiiwsy.iscned Ger"
= And all th csc things, and thousand
others Of which these are but the beginning,
are 70 be witnessed by the generation that
NOS 10, or is entering. upon the stage OF lie.
II is for our hands, and our tongues, and our
pens to aid in urging il on. Our heads
mus, plan the enterprise, and our purses
must freely bleed to carry out the fair ideal
in Ill It's beautiful proportions. to its speedy
consummation.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

No. 1863. A three stor, brick Hap.st,
biiions ADDITION, onihe blur, house ass,o u, s.a
ed, can be sold 80 as 10 max good 81 snth
ing n large annual rcturn--e 500. 1'u' of'ns
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04

No. I43. Besides the shove have numbsroiuf
approved Lets la MaekiDtosh, LAn,brte and sSI
makers sddEiion 80 North davenport, which vii h
said low, 10 persons wishiag 10 inproretAe
apply 10
GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
n Cor. OF NJ ain aud Seeondsls.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-04
IS 90 REWARDn.
SPLENDID PROPERTY ON TINE.

soT LIN DID fhOTTN -ON I III %,
4 wish to eHhaHce the value OF the property east
n ofthe depot BY building Il sih self my present
rerienee At reasonable price aud on credit Of
to ten years the location not be excolied, the
improvements consist Of two story stone house
win "a rooms andtwo halls, large stone stable lee
hogse ne- The lot has front Froat street OF two
hdnored nd twenty feet and Is over half square in
szo II ~ adorned with eyergreens and oliaf shrub
berry and has many valuable fruit and shade Trees
It, This property sdestned eventually to be great
value. The baildipgs erected q sufficient distance
back tn admit of stores being ereced In front and
there sample ground for several d~ eiiiugs Here
Is an opportunity 10 secure valuable property and
buildings OF first quality 81 very low rates and on
time never beiors offered. Apply 10
Oct. , d-n rp1feys Emf A. G. FULTON.