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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

ST. LoUrs.-The ST. Louis IntsUigencer
OF last Monday says, The health Of St.
Louis continues good. We have not even
had the alarm Of an epidemic OF any kind
this year. Everything favors US for fall
trade unprecedented in the history OF the
city,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

The CINCINNATI GAzrrrE.-We are
pleased 10 see this good, staunch and relia-
BILE old Republican sheet is out in new
dress. We would be grati6ed to exchange
Dailies with il. asw we do not admire the pro-
slavery prociivities of the Daily Times.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

A grand balloon ascension followed BY
. display OF fireworks was TO hive ,sker
place at Dubuque yesterday Should Ike
70 see the enterpr,sing rronsut repe,, his
feat 10 this city.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

Intelligence has just reached London of
the almost totsi loss Of the fine collection
Of antiquities which the agents Of the
French Government, have been employed
Tor some years past in bringing tore Their.
from the various ruins Of Assyra and Bsby-
ionia, for deposit in the museum OF The
Louvre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

-,e ~ hei rht or distance; dtstghtu Tot LAWFULLY
iHtcrs Fcrrsces, Mines, Roliine Milis, Paper Mills,
Factories Stationary Fire Engines, Garden Engines,
Wells, Cisterns, and for all purposes wpor Fu"P
can b used. a, .t,.i
These Pumps now In use on al she Prihc'Pa'
Railroads Sc nth and West
AZ is,s Eai, of ihc Ohio N Mechanics Institute
PFail and perfect satisfaction f.sr.nseea ~ Al
W. oyders kfily re. yed and promptly filled
by MOSES 4 LITTER, once as Burrows q Pretty
mans Front Street, davenport, IONA.
An 18th. 1855 " d lni
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
Oh naiIgl @alstte:
p.,.aper., rslAay. Asga., q, lsss.
cttoxrzAr1oN.s


Mr.. Samuel Hays. in well written and
forcibly expressed communication to the R.
lsgaavwfis~. aakes sG the Rock isisw5er in
AZ srticle Of our friend Pershiag on Colo
n,sst;on. MA Hays says. and very truly.
tint .this ccloniss ton question is . most
convenient back door for those troubled with
the spi "a! somplaiat, 10 escape through,
shea hard pres sed upon the slavery issue"
While Democrats ere % enthusiastic in ia
vcr sf Coioaaisa ion, .Ialk 10 Them" says
~. Hays, aof Recognizing this newly ,p-
,isea Republic ~ IA independent nation,
aa1 shey Will roll W their eyes in pious
horror at the bare possibility Of our having
black Minjster PienipotrDsisry. represent.
! isr 1 foreign power 10 the negro-drivins
civ 1t Waehinpson." While we plead
the "weakaess" OF always having been IN
edvooete Of Colouixstion, we also claim the
ssresetA OF having been lond in condemaa-
ton OF our slavery-inAueaced government
for not aeknow le dying the independence OF
Libsia. "a
The Baltic brought Us the welcome INTEL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

Prentice ssys-Thrse years ago, q man
. in Mississippi chesied us out of,weniy dol.
lars. and nov his son cheats out us OF the
same. The young mus propensity to cheat
10 pfobfbiy the only thing be ever csese
honestly BY.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

Martin +. upper, the English poet. has
offered . prize OF gold medal Tor the bes,
literary production in prose or y,rse from
the pen of . citizen OF Liberia.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

Fanny Fern ssys there are but three hand.
some men in New York city, and one OF
them 10 Horace Greeley.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

CIGARS & TOBAccn,-i's ~ and pound Jumps
- superior Ni.snnrf sni ,triinn Honey Fe~ chew
ing and smok Ing Tobacco 10 ew ssoussnd jim
NJ Lisp LoNpos CusAxos I'D Nspahos Cigars, yer
choice and cheap, for SHE ey 49,, ~,
Jun~ 29 J. NEANEh, ~, w.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
Ausaa. rs
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

FINE subscriber offers for sale that elegantly nnish
i cd and beautifully situated Brick House situated
on the Corner 7th aud Farnham Streets The house
contains eight rooms kitchen, wash house &c Ihefc
10 an excellent well and cstern on the pre- mi@s ne
aao Offers for sale the cottage house situated on sew
enh Street, next to the brick, west containing elcv
on rooms, cellar, &c. Tho houses will be told Win
one lots. at the option OF the purchaser ahd
ON Brady near Eleventh Streets containing six large
rooms with we'll, c,s,ern and every convenience for
a genteel family, together, with all or part OF the
ground There IS large lot ~ vines and other vaiu-
able ishrubbcry. ali y"nns and healthy around the
hoase Tho shove property Is ns'deted the best -
he civ and from tho beauty OF It's location an1 Us
pro xinity to business cannot but advance daily NJ
ne An opportunity .el.om met with, 10 here offered
to such as wish 10 secure pleasant residence. lo
particulars apply ut the new factory onthe corner OF
Sd aud Farnham Sarse.s ,,y,o~,.p
naxennn r. Jul, eal. 1855 din .ata
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
Hen Aoufrtisfmfnts.
First Arrival Of New Goods
AT
lnslee's Cheap New York Store,
No IL Leclaire Row,

WM. lNsLEE is nov receiving his stock II
Fall Go Winter Gooc1O,
NNYHiCH has been purchased at the i~ssx casa pr.
w ces, and before the late large sdrsaes in dom
tic soods thereto feels safe in promising all his
old such others may give him call
give them entire satisfaction. IN the way Of good
Go, IDS and low prices. .HN@-
n. u. INSLEE 10 prepared to Job goods 20 pediers
and others - low be purchased wesl of New
York.
WOOL YARN
large lot just received, of White, Red, and Blue
Mix Wool Yarn. TOR sale cheap wholesale retail
Ang 2S,h, SIS -d-~M att NSLEE'S.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

2oiois on 3I ard <lh strests, well situated, slisf
price and long tune.
~ lots IN Mckenzie. subdi,i,lon, VI Ell ,ili
streets-oniy 431e, eA.h,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
Rem ov al.
.TNR hat AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT

IFoRMERLY GREEN & LEAvENWORIHl
T1AS been removed to Mol lie Slsre nov; tno SeU'
HI pcyibcr would be happy TO seehls iHepas anS ~
she ID Il OF The hat wearing community. intenSrE
10 keep always hand stock fsoodsoods s,M
PklCES. hoping thereby to seeefe ~ , eonu"s a
shcrt notice A. GREEN. NV
No I 10 Chairs Row,
Aus ~ ,sS Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

'.iel-A Farm OF GO acres, mes, Los, f,,,,, :,
aef ahicr ralsi,Hbo1. itU ssTe. Of lin l~, ~
no Uses, Frame do AMI a Fl nse bEm ~ ~
GU rr.. 3w.ii. a Il stream 81 ~sir,tlAs,tssnrs
The iaDds AID veil 10 each house.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

40. ist- "A Splendid Farm o,sso ,..,,t, g.
II, 4. 20. wcts, i5e ~ re-, ind erl,i,,,,.,
iln1h, =, a. craeat TsYetn S,.nd Lea, yo,s)
GroSe--Ss,,a 'T'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
EcInfoah Addition,

20 lots on the biuHtH Mcintosh Irbnd az.
drices var, Ing from eaO0 to s5UU each, iohgiH
Lease Lots.
so lots,b autifuII, situatcdinihe Ru.elEAa1
sion, tor!eaSe on 1syears. These ioishre "a Bnf'i
Main aud Harrison streets ofoui-lots and snessasl
ia the city corporation, a large nunteiioraa'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

No: ~ Large New Brick Hons.
sm" nsn.h s.rs.i. mann baidnr y
This building tscapabie u acee m , nos'uing ho,s
90 eoardsfs, giving 10 each comfo,,'n f'crxl
there is fso"s of I$5 feet on Nain s,,. e apaa,s
Harrison aud eatencing oa eth u let,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

NO. ias-A Lot on the corner Of y,i0,,,
esaat.Iss, situated fer private r.st tIa Saa
sest, e55oo. 'H I'c nd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

NO. 81 = he House and Lo, a, Ca,
the Eriss"pal Church, aud oppu,i,, m. ~. g. Tag
my, pleasant location for lri,.tr r".t, N
ing hear the center Of bu.I,ess. ''ae't's,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

no. IN Farm OF 20 acre. ON Rial
On the Telsgral.h hoad, nilrs Isu,a I,,,,'. y
4rr,s aidsf cultivation, a hes Fame Hos. -,
cisl1 price s3. 'H W
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

40. ire--is eeauiifui fssd oflsbd Ia Z glei Il.
eatoft. of sJi astrs Subp Idss InlY l,t, ~. M
busuti.ui building Sites. hAs iHx r,,ef ia
opposite Moline. from which There !. yl,s of Id
export. iih nnc river seeueft. upon su4r Il ID
ioistherc are HGc Lame Stone Sasirie,, pi.,uSfy
ieuat nay offi,r.
No. Ir3--A Tract Of i76 acre. In sueu,lrna n,
chip. hear the Ause.tipo function, 70 ar,-, IA
ienee, 20 in cultivation and ~ Of timber 90 n
creek. 1ispeS acre. JAY u
large pamter Of Chg Lots, also loi, vir "a
reside ne.s,store,, shops, for ssit And Tot ls.s
the description OF which soaid nlitse eOllal.l
cab be atouro6re
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

NO Ea--A FHrnl u, -...s, ( str.,of ,o.J j
miles wet Of los, Ute.e ali ts.r,t1 49,,
aud g"od ~uil--triec sIo Iefscrr. va
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

No. isn~-in Walnut Grove. n, -oa
which is Timber ITO sere, .u.I,.,J I,' ~
fence, One fih" largest Spring, h n. ~, y
never failing sircsn. Of water rutnI, 49,
hunfrcd acres, agr-siioeatiou Ier a sloe. 80.
ols per acre. ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
North psy,uport

20 handsome hui ding 'at.. tns Ere. hnb nd
dsnces. neuti. flushed, for ssle IN N Ia,sryo,,,
sabdisisious sy iAalbrite, Ssrsa"t and Nrlnaa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
CITY LOTS AND HEsInrv,,,
For Sale and For p"s.

city PROPERTY
Among which are tn. sst,o.
No. l2o- = Large Frame Houxe .,,',g:
high, With two store Rooms, aud ,sna ", H0S,stI
Inc Se' ond story, on South side az a'aE ehirl,,|
tween Harrison aud Ripple! price ss,sn s't
No. i2l--A Two Stsr, B,,.t u.
rison aud Eighth Street. on the Eins .Hinst aRl
NO. 1ss--A House on corner o, 81,
elsiahd-Loi ., Block IS; iC6.I.Cs.ss,,rett Rsl
exchanged for land In Seott en,, q. s.''t, VI nil
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
Scott County Farm,

We have nos seserri beau,iy az.
cd.-Ansng v hish arr lbs folio. IN, M
NO. i6---iB Lorg Grove .nia6n,,,. M,
il undur eaitiyH,ioh, 30 Of Hinder H.. ~ IN
With great variety OF Cherries, Plan. Vni1
god buildings, scll, cistern--scg 'As saGs(
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

CEMENT, WATER LIME PLASTER Of PARIS
WARRANTED best qnalt,, for sale cheap ~ ey-
w er. RENWlCk Il son.
Bszar suidiEg,
aug2adtf Ferry Landing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-03-24

ne sont pas r6par6es Mais receninent le plus
fagrant outrage aux droits des citoyens am6ri-
Gains, ct au drapeau des Etats7 unis etS COM
mis- dams le port dc 10 Havane dams des cir
constances qui, a moins do reparation imrne-
diate, auraient justife un recours aux measures
dc guerre pour veager rhonneur national. Non
settlement Get outrage nest pas repars, nais le
gouvernement espagnol sanctionn6 d6liber6-
ment les actes, de ses subordonnds, ct assume Ia
responsabiite qui sly attache. ..,5.5
Rien ne pouvait nous cnseigner dune MAMIE
re plus frappante le danger auquel sont cons
tamment exposees ces relations pacidques quill
toujours 6t6 do Ia politique des Etats- Unis
d'eptretenir avec les nations etrangeres, que
les circumstances de cette atfairc--dans la situ-
alton on Sc trouve l'Espagne ct les Etats-
Unis, ces derniers s6tant abstenu dayoir re-
cours aux measures extremes. i5
Mais lis he peuvent, avec le respect convena-
BILE de leur propre dignite CONNIE une nation
independence, continuer dams cette vote. Et
nos recommendations que nous vous soamet-
tons maintenant, son dicttes par Ia ferme
croyance que Ia cession dc Cuba aux .Etats
Unis, avec des stipulations aussi ayantageuses
a lEspagnc que celles qui viennent detre sug-
gsrecs, est e seul mode efiicace de rtgler toutes
les difficulties passees, ct dc METRE les deux pays
a l'abri des connits futurs.
Nous ayons dsja 6to tomoins dos heureux
rtsultats pour les deux pays, qui ont suivi un
arrangement pareil Ptgard de Ia Floride.
Vos tres respectuenx, g.
Signe JAMES BUCHANAN,
'RNf JoHN Y. Mason,
sb PIERRE SouLE.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-03-24
yyENTB PosTTIvE DE TERRE ET D.

NENTH POSITIVE DE TERIII EFT D.
" ESCLAV ES.-.A la lidemande de fHonorable
JOHN II. OVERT0N jotrirai en- yente pubiique,
devant Ia Maison do cour des Opelousas, MERCRE-
DI, is Aysil, lS55--4 .ytstS 3f 8 l{s,st GQtE
Tine HABIrATIoN situee sur le Bayou Beruf.
contenant a.peu.pres DeuA Mile Arpens do Terre'
aisi que lie Maison de Deneure, Suererie, Moulin ct
Machine . yapour, Cabanes q Negres ct autre Ba
tsses cin1 cents arpens sont en- culture, don't deux
Egalement, 10 TERRAIN ct les ANELIORA-
TlONS dams Ia vile dcs Opelousas, occup6 CONNIE
residence Il y qgelqse TENS par le,Juge Oyerton
Egalement, un M0RCEAU DE TERRE BOlsEE,
stuee environ tros mile est des Opelousas, pres dc
III Prairie Basse, contcnant cinquante-huit 6s.loO
acres. ~
Egalement, soixante-Douze ESCLAvEs de cholx,
c'est dire Vingt Hommes ct Vingt Femmes de dill.
fcrens ages, ct Trentc-Deux Enfans de onze ans ct
a,.dessons dams &C lot d'E 'Esclayes De bons Do
mcstiques dc Mason, ans que des Macanciens. Lgs
N6gres seront vendns par families
Egaement, un lot de benux Mulets, Chevanx Ju.
ments ct Ponains, Moutons. Wagons, Charrettes Ct
Outils Aratoires-
CoNDirIoNs.--Les ProprietGs Mobilierea payables
un an les Esclaves ur ct deux ans, ct les Tesres
un deux ct trois ans partr du Ter Mars 1855, on
deyra fournir des Dillets Caution suisanse in
solido, payables Ia Banque des CtoyeRs la Nou-
velle Orleans, on an Bureau du Recorder aux 0pelou
sas an chox de laequereur, portant cnq pour cent.
dDteret dn jour de la yente ct hnt pour cent apres
F6cbeance. Les Terres ct les Esclaves denieurant
specialement hypoth6quGs jusqnan parfait paye-
ment on accordera huit pous cent. descompte ceux
qui voldrant payer compliant ct on prendra comme
du compliant toute acceptance de la Nouvelle-orle-
ans. T0utes les ventes doivent SO, completer dams
respaee do dix jours, Ia propriete sera reyenduc
| pour compte de laeheteur. Ef1
Les personnes qni desireraint aclieter lamiable,
peuyent lie aire soft Ell sadressan Juge Oyerton,
au Juge King au Bayou Bosuf, ou au soussigne, En-
canteur. EVTE. DEBAIl.LON, Encanteur.
| A. VENDRE L'ENTERPR ISE du POINT
- de WASHiNGT0N.--Les soussign6s, Commits
sionaires NOMINEES par lie Jury de Police dc St. Ian
dry, sa derne,e reunion de sufveiller In construc
ton dun N0UyEAU PONT sur lie Bayou CARRON,
entire Washington ct les Opeloasas, vendront Ala
plus husse adjudication lieu on exste mantenaht
faneien Pont MAtD(. lie "a Avril proclaim Tenter-
vera le plap ep saddressapt Postofce de Washing
ton jour e Ia yente Is dit plan les lienx,
Il l!''a-N z- l'45 II l.. T, BUSIiNELL,,
-.-.t .......,.. ..,,..,t .. B. HARMAN, ~
JOHN GARyIN,
ll Ho@ti1pl - . N. MUESANLS. 4J y
! Mars e, ELISHA ANpnus,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-03-24

Horace Greeley, de 10 Tribune de New Y ork,
Porgane du parti free soil de New York, pous-
Sc contre Ia nouvelle organisation les clsmeurs
les plus vehdmentes; dams un de ses .lerniers
numero, voici ce quill dit:
"Nons demandons a tous ceux qui s'oppo-
sent l'esclavage de surveller soigneuselnent
les menees des Know Nothings ct Ion vera
81 nous nous trompons en- disant que ce parti
est en- favour de lesclavage. Ceui qui ne sa-
pereoit de tout celia est vraiment aveugle'"
Pourquoi est-ce que les Know Nothings du
Nord, seryent continuellement de point de mire
aux plus sails journaux abolitionistes ct Free
Soil" pour la toute simple raison que ce par
ii est purement national; organise pour ne pas
s'occuper de la question d'esclavage pour rem
DIRE Il Ia boite electorate sa pnrete ct ne METRE
en- place que des American natifs.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-03-24
ID e 9 70 ID u = s.,

Au Grand Chteau, Mcrcred lc "a courant, apres
une Tongue maladie, NJ GEaAsiME RICHARD, ago de
So ans fs q#y w. tE8gAIF 85sI,2
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-03-24

lie vaisseau de guerrc des Etars-U De
cateur, qui await etc annonce CONNIE pcrdu est
sauf .'Hi p 5stts 59fa8 3
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-03-24
NUMERo 4

about ~ 600 bags In first and second hands. IL The
rates for Liverpool salt have been 06a1l 10 for
Coarse, and l5aSl 20 per sack for Fine, delyered
free of drayage. In the early part Of the wt9k we
heard Of cargo Of 2075 sacks liverpool Coarse ten
sacks to the TIM, at s5c per sack We have noticed
salea Of a few hundred boxes 6tar CAMdlss mostly
at 2lAc per lb,. .Tnl10w has been steady 1t 1l1c
for prime City Rendered. Il We have NOT heard OF g.
sale Of Lead in this market for several months.
The last sale of Hemp was at $lA8 per ton for Dew
rottcd--some months ago. Eastern Linac has sOld
from second hands at 81 so per cask We have mo-
ticed a few sales of Spirits Turpent1no 1t S5AS7&c
per gallon the latter rate for retail parcels and
terday 1880 bhls common Rosln at u 80 per bbl 1851
Some small lots Of alcohol have been sold during,
the week at CSC per gallon, which 10 an improve
mcnt .Frcights have been dull. [Cresoent iss
CATTLE MARKET, FRIDAY RvENISd.
The market has been amply supplied with the or
dinary descriptions of Cattle, and good stock Of
Hogs Sheep and Veal Cattle offered with . moder-,
ate supply or Fine Beef Cattle and Mich Cows
Prices Of ordinary descriptions Of stock were during
the last few days In ayor OF purchasers and prices
easy at our quotations:
Western Becves, fine to choice loo per ~
Do. rough to fne.. e..........,...,.s..saa saa9c per ID
Hogs IN. !. !. I. i. u, sias3c pr ID
Sheep In lots .. 8. .s.... - 60a31 per head
Gnolee oneep- 20 ov per neag
dMnoh loWs..i. .AoA$eo per noA9
Calves and Yearlings 5a$9 SO per head
eai Natse " ~. Y. y ouasS pcr head
NEW ORLE.4NS PRICES CURRENT.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-03-24

seys etc, etc. general stock Of Rlantati1n Medt
eihes q The best aaality: also,a large stock Of Gf
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-03-24

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HIGGINS g. KELLOGG DIARIES for 1856.

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Comprising eleven different each in various styles of
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

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TESTIMONIALS FROM PRACTICAL EDUCATORS.
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