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The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04
Agents.
New ! o!HIae.

New Volume.
Reader, tc-Gay We crtor the fifth year
Of our acGspapo.ia! existence. This is
long term fer thj5 ycung State, FOR VIC
can look back tc The time VIXEN most OF
the row fourishlng papers of the State
we're not thought of The Sacramento
Union is jus; one month cider than this
paper. W. Aatc lad The cordial support
Of the public cvcr siuce on first expert
mental shect was alLt to ,lc winds, and at
this momcn, me NEVADA Journal is
more prosperous .tan Il pas ever been be-
fore Il is Il pleasure 10 iAoor fol apprc-
ciatiyc patrons. We LaG rather suspend
and dig ID the ,rines, cf 90 elsewhere, than
publish paper that should be held a cy-
phef, without opinions CT defined position,
that did not IL some degree vindicatc Its
publication h. usefulness 70 thc public
Although every Business is conducted prin
cipally for he profit it yields, yet to
publish paper only for = living, IS the
mcaEcst Of business. y paper the pro-
ddct Of such motives merely, becomes
tame aud hfeless, without courage or in
dependence, running with 'he hare yet
holding with the hounds, to gain patron
age from all. 30 ripple OF Independent
thought disturbs the staenant p!acidity of
it. surface those who would be its friends
are disgnstod by its lukcvarmncss and in
sincerity, while rs enemies dcspisc it for
conccssicEs that ere obviously the result
Of selfshnes, and not of principle. We
f9y its enemies, but arc wrong-such
paper cannot rise to thc dignity of hay
ing enemies, fer It has not active charac-
tcristics sufficient to excite cnmity 1t is
merely despIscG ana tolerated. The re-
taller Of old news that has been read
through the precious week from the other
papers Of he State, trimming between
conflicting opinieLs, with no sclf-made de-
duoiions rom he past or present, such a
paper taxes ,hc position of superanuated
virgin n ciely--cxcltcs smile at its
'nsr.tits aHtt 4 degreo Of liberation and
suppos, frcm IS harml essacsa
We have ;GneG 70 keep wide from such
character, and f We can claim nothing
ro.c for OR sheet. we eau vindicatc its
independence. True VIC may sometimes
nave made enemies BY much boldness, but
we have made more warm friends, and
many during the past four years that have
objected tC Our course subsequently, be-.
came our best supporters. We can truly
say VIC have not wantorly injured the feel
ings Of any one We nave rarely COM
mcnced a quarrel, ard if we have been
bitter in rctort it bas been only when the
nlalignity that opposed US compelled us
to use such weapons Warm, constant
friends VIC have always had, and many of
hem, and We have had bitter enemies,
but VIC believe less now than ever before,
for OAR enemies have been political more
than personal, and in the softening down
Of party feelings, prejudices have depar-
ted also
We return our sincere thanks to the
public, and Will continue our best efforts
IN our paper, in return fer the liberal !
support we receive. And our readers will
forgive this long PERSONAL disquisition,
tol the occasion comes but once year.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04
fs- The State Tribune. one of our M

taS The State Tribune, one Of our most
valued and able exchanges, has been recently
enlarged, and improved in appearance, 1t has
pushed its way up to notice and patronage in
spite of an already occupied field, and is now
on basis as firm apparently as either of its
contemporaries. 1t is edited with much ability
by Parker II. French, and DR.. May, and holds
a position about midway between the ultra
State Journal and the conservative, cautious
Tn:or
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04
For tho Nevada JOi
Journal for April 1854.

lst. Saturday, came in clear and pleasant.
Cd. Clear and pleasant, Sd to 9th, 9th and
7th clear and pleasant.
9th. Showery day-very little sunshine.
10th. Cloudy, cool day.
llth. Stormy day.
18th Fair day, 18th, l4th., 18th, 10th,
and 18th, fair days.
18th. Day and night showery.
18th. do do
20th. Storm continues hard rain all day
and night.
DIST. Storm continues, with rain and snow
together.
22d. Clear and pleasant.
24th. Day and night stormy.
25d Showed and rained moderately.
Goth Clear and pleasant.
9th. do do $50
28th. Cloudy--yery little rain--night
rain,
29th. Rain continues, P NJ. very heaN
storm. slight thunder, rainy night
Both. Cloudy, misty, shoWery day.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

1st. Cloudy, showery day.
ID. Clear and pleasant.
Sd. Cloudy and frosty morning.
4th do do
5th. Warm morning and day.
9th. Clear and pleasant, 7th. and
9th. Stormy, clear and pleasant a
showery night, steady, moderate rain {.
10th. Increasing rain.
1lth. Rain and snow, without wine
18th. Pleasant.
18th. In the afternoon commenced
and continued through the night.
l4th. Came in cloudy and shower
and night hard rain.
10Th. Rain continues.
10th. Rain continues mo deratcly.
18th. Rain still continues.
18th. Pleasant, 10th Goth. 2lst.
9th. 25th. Gotta and 9th cloudy,
29th. clear 30th do.
The rains Of 1855 in quantity Of
far exceeded 1854, SO much SO, tha
standing the dry winter, bitches vii
hold out as we'll this year as they di
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04
A TALKATIvE LEGIsLATo,

A TALKATIvE LEGISLATOR
advocacy of the Senate resolutic
ing the time of adjournment :.
Mr.. Murdock made several "palp
at members who were anxious tc
at once to their constituents,
they had consumed no little tin
the session in "much talking"
purpose. AS an instance in
cited the case of Mr.. Amyx, Of
which gentleman, according to
which he (Mr. NJ. } had kept,
up t,oenty four days of legislati'
the floor of the House. In tn
ton we will state that more tina
liable hours were wasted yesterd
cussing this very matter Of adjour
Union.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

ET The Sun says, with view to test
the capabilities of the soil of California
for tea raising, several hundred pounds of
the seed of that Celestial herb have been
sent for to China. Once the experiment
is found successful, poor "John," who is
now driven from the mines, bufFetcd in
the streets, and heavily taxed for being a
Chinaman, will find an employment to
turn his hand to, where his labors may be
appreciated Little doubt is entertained
but an excellent article of tea can be cul-
tivatcd in many of the valleys of the State.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

To THE PoyST.--A candidate for the
Authorship Of Mississippi, being called
upon for a speech at a public meeting,
delivered the following ;--"Fellow- -cltl-
zens, you have called upon me for lew
remarks. ! have none to make. l have
no prepared speech. Indeed, am no
speaker. l do not desire to be speak
er. only want to be an Auditor y
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

atm pan. So far as the eataDies mcut, ~.
are happy to say, our Grass Valley friends were
as usual well provided for. We learn Mr. La
marque paid very high price for proper sup
per-. and as much taken in by the affair as
his personal friends who attended from tLi,
place, Rough & Ready, &c
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

DAMS REsrAURASr.-If you want good
breakfast, dinner or lunch anything that is
nice and procurable in the way of fodder-or
dinary or extra-call at the restaurant of D.
0. Dart, opposite this Office. He has among
other rarities fresh oysters in the shell, and
serves them up, and all his eatablcs, in the best
stVlc
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

s% The head of Joaquin" the noto-
rious outlaw and murderer, of the Southern
mines, was attached, seized and taken from
the proprietor thereof for debt, at the Bay
on the oath inst.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

WHERE IS MoRDEcIA MORGAN? who
with his son left Philadelphia for Califor-
MIA in September, 1854. Information Of
his whereabouts is wanted at the Ereni'nq
Journal office, San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

PosTPoNEMENT--We learn from Mr..
Hughes that the Bull-fght advertised to
come off on Saturday 9th is postponed
till July 18th.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04
Ba5~ The Office OF the California stage
Company has been removed from Tho
Metropolis 20 the Oriental Ho,el.

gsg=- HaY'nt seen the State Journal this
week as lar as we can learn, there has not
one arrived in this place.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

s@- Jesse s. Wall, Esq, requests US
% state that he is not candidate for town
trustee.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

sa Strawberries, green peas, and new
potatoes can be had in abundance in the
Stockton market.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04
DR.. MLane's Celebrated Nermifi.qs

NV ECEs, February :, 1855
EE-l do hereby certify to the public. tha child of
mine, four years old being troubled with worms vas
induced to purchase bottle cf D-. Mc..al4e Celebrated
Vermifuge which administered and The resu it
brought away immense numb, Of worms in punches
and strings many had the appearance Of being %
pieces Ny cLt Is enjoying eSce'sr. health.
take pie in recommending it 70 Doth ycrny rnd
oiu, Hs one o. the bes. medicines ! efes used.
MRS. ANN JEM:soN, 3o Nin.., :'r.ef.
.. The above valuable remedy al,o Dr. Mct.ans's
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04
= GDEN TA >

County OF .IcvH, 4, b.
District. The peo9l, tn.
". EUody, greeting Itu
ppcar and answer within ca
in twenty days if in b. is-
'ict III fo.ty d..ys Gftcr The
iajlt OF James 81 Mi.lede r. I'd
4.a'u'La NJ ',7',.' I IFS How file ir luc Crs's
@ Tnltr o: me District C'nri Gor against you lr.en
uah' iof e recovery Of vo thousand Il h-n -ed ai
seFtny-!wo do lars aud .wenty tyIhree cents Or il c.
o. ut !dire - appear ana answer said complaint
sIlJ palliH III tEe udTcent against yo therefor b,
ueiaui toS L.. with dEua~es suit aGd also
shuhl 81 e Corrt su2 other relief pravsI for ir
their said complaint.
Hilness- William $ Patterson County -l.-k orSa,.+,
C"unjy wiz ne Seal o. Sid Court ulx q t, Isl dg, Of
NuS' =. u 1907 y Vi. :. I ,TrERSO.'. Clrr:
Ter y = Herbert, uc24:-.
James II. Aulelea ana Theodore h.ilrleu r1sirt.r-
George Bcody, defendant. T. tie District CO.., j.,
and tor Neva3. Couuty. -
State Of California, County Of ,.e,Ada ss II ~, ,--
LoiH tie Complain now cn L!- HAT lie laut!gs p -ie
ah'ye rn'itIed cause have good cause ec u rirz-
The Heieilant, George ". Booty and It ala, -
frc'n Inc affidavit tl.s day made that said dec.p1t
not be oand ma - c2ncsang hims, Z 10 avo the IL
OF summons ai' j. resident Ner.a Coautv I;f.cr
kcei lEH service u Summon tc made bv ruiicg;sn n
tie Nsru "a Journal plJc spa,er La l;.t j.. -
county once "eeA .s- trce suear.s.vc ste}.
GFe: -'l-e- H. L...l this Ai:y IL; = = 49,,
.-.. ..I i II G. WELL lJlntg lie
A.te-- ID S. .'ATIEi;SON. Gle b.
LII IeT 4. !. Herbert. Ig-t.--
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

be careful - asA sor, All
Ver.qIfugt. Al otne ), ia
& WHITE, Sole agents
% Merchant str, et,
iOnigomery, Gan Francisco,
! Broad Street GeNacl.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04
Z @T.:z!..Ss
am DeGn1an:s IN
he Nevada Dist. ict

srS,ia county al L m. a.
isposinS of cases p-plink
urhi-ra.I u consent Vi
/ Court.
,tornrN's al ~ carly = day
BJC&EEE, Chairir IN.
J. c LpwgLL, SecPy.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04
announce he following

announce he following
Council.
.NnIBY,
RICK son,
ASTEk.
rider,
ULDURN.
iTrshtl,
BON.
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

I'D II. 1a,@
RE S IT A u I& A n II o
ETTHE SUBSCRIBER having taken the -oom- orp,s,l.
<@ Chas ". Youngs on CoINERcIAL STREET, and
beautifully lifted them up for RESfAUR.A i, y re
the Gay and night
EVERY ARTICLE o. IUXJR-,
10 be had IN the marke,, got mp in he hest III .nre.
All Orders sent in for meals 70 he cal rie olt Will
be strictly attended to.
He Will also get up Ia Ihe bcs, ey,v D N,,Tc1 OR
2UPPIIlS FOR PARTiEs
Dan trusts hat the popularity patronage h,it
to"re awarded him viii be conred t.ic ne, eItab
EsArnent and viii endeayog 10 merit it,
DANIEf DIRT,
Nevada May S. 1855. 4ltf
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

roanty OF |cv1, Il, -. D.
District. The peoDia o tn:
e ". Euody, srreetin. Ytu
ppegr and answer wllhia .cn
in twenty days if in b. lis
'ict il fo.ty d-ys @f,cr The s~r-
Ii.lt Of James :! Nf!I-ilrl s..l
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04
S HOTEL,
Nevada. -

ereaPectfully to announce
sci Tie above SPACIOUS
lakinE il u
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

the Cdo.csst Liq.t'Fs --
conducted III such . fn>u.
,ious epicurc, while Ils
shall bee uneXccpti0u.t3s.
Jc uv times lie has rc1as
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04

CUSHIONS. CUHTAIS5 sErrE2, 4.
p CarPeIte: WorA lone r. Par,i,4lsra..ea..a1
NOTICE.
Is We are LotA FR4CTICAT. HyIta Sen and III Ia,
every attention TO oC. business wc trust We nav - al
to please all who may favor ue N.;Lr eaU
Nevada May lS55-tf
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-04
Journal for April 1855.

storm, slight thunder, RAINY night.
Both. Cloudy. misty, shoWery da
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

A Funny MisTaKE.--We learn that a
gentleman named Noble reached our city
on Monday evening last, and complained to
our city Police that he had been robbed Of
$500 on the cars, and also pointed out
two men who he suspicioned of the robbery
Our viglant off GERS repaired Immediately
to the hotel, and but for the orportune inter-
ference of the Mayor, would have them SAFE
Iy lodged in the calaboose. He fortunately
discovered that one gentleman was Col.
jeff. Davis, U. s. Secretary of War, in
time to safe him the modification OF an ar
rest The affair excited considerable merrl-
ment, aud the Secretary aug ed as heartily
as the rest at what liked to have proved an
awkward blundcr. -Atalanta (Geo,) Er-
anliner.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

The following story we indin the Wash
ington corresp ondence Of the N. Y. Herald,
II is too good yarn 10 be false; il ii be not
true. it ought to be:
"About the richest thing out is the VIII
famous manner in which the editor Of the
American organ in this city was relieved
OF $500 IN hard cash.
II is we'll known that the county Of Page
in Virginia, is part Of the "Oid Tenth Lee
gion' of Thomas Jefferson, aud that she al
ways casts an almost unanimous vote (about
800 for the ID amocratic ticket, regardless
of men. In this county, hard-hsted, un-
"ashed democracy, the secret order OF
Know N5things found its way, aud lodge
was established The thing was novel, and
the flea Of becoming Americans pleased the
Dutch TO death. Soon 59l members were
introduced, and regularly initiated into the
mysteries Of the order--the lodge numbered
a majority Of the voters of the connty-the
record was transmitted post haste TO Rich
mona, and thence to all the lodges in the
State. The Tenth Legion was gg'ny way,
and the prospect was fair for Il total rout.
Joy pefyaded the ranks of the brotherhood
as the tidings spread.
But fortune is tickle, and even Know
Nothings are not always reliable. A few
days be fore the election, the Grand Sachem
OF Page called his lodge together to consider
business of great i'm portance; and when all
had assembled, he remarked, in words OF
soberness, il not piety-'We profess TO be
democrats, have always been democrats
but we are about making d---n fools e
ourselves. Now | have a proposition to
make to you'll propose that each one OF
US shall subscribe all the cash be can raise,
as betting fund; that we despatch IN agent
10 Washington to bet it on the vote Of Page
county. and that we then burn our recoras
and vote for WISE What glorious pros
pect for Il speculatiOn-no sooner sa Il than
DONE Near $4,000 were raised, and the
appointed agent, accompanied BY the pre-
siding officer of the lodge, visited this city
The latter called on brother Ellis, gave him
the signs, grips, and passwords, and assured
him that j9l names had been regularly re-
corded in Page. This was enough-proot
as strong as holy writ, that Page was GER
tain for Fournoy the Know Nothing candi-
date for Governor. Just about this time a
green looking democrat from Page happen
ed TO cross the path Of brother Ellis, and
boosted of Wise's strength in the Tenth
Legion The bait took, and brother Ellis
was victmized to the tune Of 50 500. The
County cast 96l votes for Wise, and the
treacherous Know Nothings pocketed broth
er Ellis cash, besides winning some $780,
900 of others who bet By The record"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
EMIGRANTs TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Mans.

TENN Wi liams n Co.'S Township Maps are the
| best. being compiled from the uni'ed States SUR
yrys official infj rmaton, aud personal rccouuois-
sluce; showing tn streams, roads towns, post onces
county seats, works of Internal Improvement. etc.
etc Being published within the s.te fact, the
emily teiablc aad complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Reirg regulaII, appoint-dageuts- for the sale OF
these maps are prepared to iurnish them TO The
trade n the publishers lowest wholesale rites, or by
the single copy. Also:
200 aoz X. G Iitou & Co and Ensign, Bridgman
Fan,ings maps the United States. Western States
aud tue .tates nf Illinois. lowe. Wisconsin ana Mis-
souri,: aud Territories Of Minnesota, IA sils and Ne.
bs.ska For safe, whoiesa'e OF retail. d:
WARREN u RHAWS.
BOOKSELLERS and Staii0uprs. Desiersin Wal Paper
Window shades, etc. Illinois street Rock Island
Post Office Davenport. Apl. q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

HAPPINESS. Tint all who are happy are
equally happy, is not true. A peasant ana
philosopher may be equally satisfied, but
not equally happy; peasant has not cspa-
city for having equal happiness with a
philosopher, A small drinking glass and
large one may be equally full, but large
one holds more than small one.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
10000 Rolls Wall Paper, etc.
FRESH STOCK NEW PATTERNS!
WALL PAPER.

JITEhaye Just received second lot of Wall Paper
w and Borders direct from the manufacturers In
New York and we EaSe now oh hand 1000 Rolls OF
various pattcrp.. We will also receive IN few da!
by Railroad another large lot OF knlis' making
our ,loek nq,aunt - i0VUD Ross VI $50 patterns To
persons intending paper their houses this spring,
We wohd say thai being the Agents OF one 81 The lar
ysst MaDulactorlcs tH New YORK are prepared 10
furnish Wall Paper and Borders al Factory pricrs
1lth Ihe addition OF freghi,
Forte convenience Vi Jar custo;nerAin davenport
we have sample. of ali our Wall Pa per and Borders Il.
oar Box Stand 10 the Post Uiicc, where they cat
make collections and lea, her orders give u, ara
We " N give saiIsiaclion to al purchasers,
WARREN & RHAWS,
Booksellers aud Siat!Vu-rs and dealers ID Wall Pa
pbr Post ONCE Davenport. Illinois ST.. Rock Island
March 10th dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

I
PRAIRiE FARH.-rhe writer of this
~ pleasure Of enjoying the hospital.
Y zap Scott, for few no, RS, the other
~ tle Peoria Junction, aud was very
Eea'Iy surprised To find thatthe gentle
was in the foil i'd, of successful eX
aent' lie has ten teams Of four yoke
fA'n each. ,srning over the prairie sod
N rate OF 100 acres week. This he
aPhns in corn, and will continue to
"u DC breaks for a week or two vet,
[''PS even as late asthe Goth inst. He
('Vs 70 turn over some /, 500 acres as his
l'a' operations; much of which he will
IlSh IN wheat in the fall. Mr.. Scott
~ So' bad start this year--but will
LeN up next year. He OWES some SIX
,l"I acres in this ngighborhood, anc
v! nard 70 get the whole under cuiti
u next year. What a cornfie ld!--
|"''3ioH (IIi) Paragraph.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

,hs decision of Judge Mclean has
80 al doubt with regard TO the con-
'n ,,o, Of the Railroad bridge across the
r.;..nni at this point, the force on that
immense structure has been increased and
!. work is more rapidly progressing The
,soors of the bridge spanning the slough
- Rock Island side Of the river was
noIe,ed last fall. One span OF that bridge
nav finished, and the balance will be in
.l;osss for the iron in from two to three
!. The abutments for the bridge
-. the main channel were completed
:, fall, and on Monday last the first per
The Mississippi was finished Two
hers are Just above the water and the col
dam for a fourth is erected Work has
haen commenced on the great crib in
hi.b will stand the grand pier for the
- 10 swing upon. These, with one
bar ojcr will complete the work in readi-
~ for the superstructure. We can see
,jnc to prevent the contractors finishing
bridge in readiness for the cars before
f,.,. If another winter shall check
o,s,,,ions. As the Railroads hence
Iowa City and Muscatine are both to be
indicted BY the ensuing winter, 1t is highly
.rable that the bridge be finished, as the
or during that season IS an insufmonnt-
obstacle.
--pota,oes continue very scarce and
81 with US, " bile the low water in the
er prevents their Importation from above.
sill he rejoiced TO see new ones make
If appearance in our market. Surely
me lbs been no season when they will
mere pdmly welcomed.
-EssArrM.-. Yesterdays Gazette was
tcaeousy dated on the outside Friday,
mo 18th. to make amends, however, the
t5r aill End to-day's dated Thursday.
b llh!
The dwelling hose Of Or. Rathbun,
Rock Island was entered on Monday
b, lntatd hs partaloous, containing
II .oFy dollars il money, abs,racted.--
argIlr len his card behind him in the
seui Pair II shoe.
"A yoyag man vas observed in the
81 yesterday morning with u looking
IS e9nj anslag 'he sums earliest rays and
Dtng them 70 focus in lady's bed
ast', with the design doubtless of i'm
,'ag her with the idea, thai from the
sgcy a. Old Sol's rays, il must be near
afHIian.
--reAL.-We are reqan,tpd to direc-
,I5a 10 the advertisement Of Messrs
r. Thomas g. Co. They sell coal al
ward al IL cents per bushel.
S,,lI :, = s.i5 b.s 10,
,.,.. the, ..y,, t,.k.,, snoyv ybi,e.
In, a.. 49, h.a,aar ;,v howora.
,.,,.t ...,,,,-,,,,,, 49, 80 int, :,
,trit ,,,h,,n, tt,to b,,acb,J bair az
ia friend sh, 9ro,peJ int, our sane.
yz.,a,4,, ~, l,.ss via;,n With ,be
: ar r,o,,sss ofrb, wore not ,bn.
r4,a4 r,,, ,oIt -. bo, sb,ll wa No.
r., III. cb,,oot
'+"'"s - N''''"''0'S "n U't'ste"
'' "''S''a" =, l's'"sD % Us ,a''
"'' ~ w 1'' ~ '' "'' ia 7 ~
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'"V -, 's''"d a"' |'''as'
siat T., ro,,,, t,;n ,,.e u,b,.a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

4. iS''et Tor ST 1900 has been obtained in
n " county, Tennessee, against
49, . H. Graves, editor of the Tennessee
4. 'i no ,of libel uttered in tina, paper. -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

4 AZ, CIV iolel IN New York has just been
w sii7 ,l66. 1t was a most unfortu.
stnn 'pgcu'aton for Holt, who lost large
ma !" III building II, just before the crash
,mn ne last We knew of him he was
F'sa small eating house.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Wall Paper.

lust received and nbw opening at the old stand No
> Tie aire Block large and wed selected lot OF the
above named article, ssitabie Halls and R'0mss
con prsi0g great variety Of patterns, also Border,
to match. Price. To suit the times.
w. II. HOLMES and Co.
nuysuuort, 3rd May, 1855. mths
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

Received at No lie Claire Block,
Harper's Magazine for June
Putuarn's do do
Graham's do do
Godey's Bady's do
Also New Publications.
Summer Land. u Southern Tale;
Castle Builders;
The Initials,
Kansasand Nebraska-by Hale;
Life OF Seward--by Geo. + Baker;
The Slave of the Lamp--by soHh
May 80 w. IL. Hob MES " GO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

|nn, snow on the great ridge Of the White
|, 'a. , IN New Hump hire, was thirty
OeeP on the lst of June.