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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-03

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THE CABINS.

THE UNDERSIGNED having taken, m
ruhtted and improved the Cabins belong
ing TO Col. f,hey on whidby's Island with MA
a view ~ catering 10 the wants and pleas =
urcs Of the public, q share Of their patron
age Is solicited. ...
The steamer touches At this point each trip. 90 thai
parties wishing u rea aud enjoy themselves on n,
Island for season, be forwarded 10 Port Townsend
Bclllngham Rty, Port Discovcfy New Duhginess, vic
toria V. T., or elsewhere be readily accommoda
ted. ine lot Of ladies' and gentlenen's riding and
buggy horses, well good and safe boats for thu
accommodation Of pleasure seeking parties.
GEORGE W. EBEY.
July 20, 1866. I6tt
, 1855-10-19

w. eighteen hundred and ftyfour, at the rate Of l-
teen hundred dollar pcrannum.
For the erection Of suitable house Tor; The plants
recently brought from Japan for the United States if
teen hundred dollars TO be expended under the drec-
tion of the commissioner Of Public Buildings
For the support of the public greenhouses including
the pay hurticuurast and assistants three thou
sand dollars.
10 enable the Commissioner Of Public Buildings to
provide additional furnaces for the library of Congress,
one thousand dollars.
TO construct suitable iron raiings in front of the al
roycs of the library and other repairs in addition IN
the balance of appropriations uneNpended for the re-
pairs ur the Congressional Library, under the Objection
Of the architect three Thousand five hundred dollars
SIC ,. And be Il further enacted, That the Salaries
to which euvovs extraordinary and ministers penipo
,cntiarv shall lie entitled the first July, eighteen
hundred and fty-ive, may he allowed to such may
be in Office on that day without reappointmcnt nor
hall snch ENJOYS extraordinary and ministers penpo,
tcntary be required TO take with them secretaries OF
legation unless they should be allowed y the Prcsi-
dent Of the United States.
SEc5. And BE- il further crdcff5, That from ard af-
ter the ht'cth Of June, eighteen luntr1d and hf,y'
Yc, the Secretary Of state he, and lac is hereby. AT
thorfcd ard required the examination classi-
il alton and tiht tioa. If tLpClCrks IN the Depart
ment of State, in the same manrcf directed in othc
cNctut We departments by tepruv>iunS contained in
the third Sc. tin of the act entitled An art makn.
appropriations for the civil and dpum,tic evpen eS ot
government, = appruytd third March. eighteen h"nd ed
ard i!tvthrec, who shall he paid annual salaries ac-
corning U inc ACT amthdaloiy th'cnt' approved tNtu
tyscc'nd April eighteen hundred end hity-iour. Ard
the whole permanent clerical force in said department
hall consist If urvc clerks Of class oac two OF class
two, eight OF class three, eight Of class four and one
chief clerk in len Of those now authorized by law;
and enc Of the said clerks Of class four hl give bonds
required by the independent treasury act ard make
the disbursements for the department and Supcrntcnd
the northeast executive building, aud shall receive
therefor two hundred dollars per annum in addition to
his salary rs clerk Of class four Proridrd That the
increased salary hereby allowed the chief clerk shall
lie construed to tIkc effect FROM the first 81 July cie
teen hundred and ffythrcc, and be paid accordingly
[coSCLrDEp NEXT wEER.
, 1855-10-19
Notice.

n rI,,.a,l
a 81 indans ans With thc ,r. ~ ~
Wst, vn S @ 's' ~ ,li, a. 'i ~ ~. ~ ~, ti
Wsiis rss =, ne co0nc o,,nI ,ss,,, ~ s e.a. y,
Tie United Siltes, trst ol coantry having tLe fo
~ ~ 80 o',''l'', =, IS, '~ 4.
~ tnc Nex az 'ae SQUIRE o.
, W " ttD..A'g " t"S ls.ete
n,,. tnsso ~ .'ns ,la .,,ss ~ e % sn
ne month or t5r ri ,5hn rivrr. thence nm the IN.
taann "a a. sourrs IA the ilie ,,os,ntains th.n,,
soeihsTly aopg te ris of the Ble moasta5s: thence
10 A poI1t On Crnn,f ilnnde rvcr fnIdwav hrt,rcon
Crande ll,nie and tle ,noa IN ~ nc Wolo,ri,ov IN
er thcncn along The, divide between The waters Of
the Wolllow,hOw and Powder river thence 10 thc
crossing of Snake river Al Inc tnouth Of Powder river
thence q tho Salmon river fty miles above the prr
known as the rrosTing or tIe saman river;n thencc
due north b the summit Of the Bitter Root mountains
thence along the ct of tho Bitter Root n,ouniaIns
to the place or teginnlnr. y --Fr
-.
~ ne Nala5n allas. Ssypses and vmatuas atract
% land having the following boundaries, TO vii ~
~ se ,.s Ss IN ntsr VT; y
II. souree. thence c:.trrlv aanS ihc rnmmi, ~ ~
blue mountains, and on the southern boundarics Of
the purch &c made Of the Nex PeTce Indians ana eas
tcry along that boundary to the western limits Of The
country claimed by the Shshones or Snake Indians;
thence southorly along that boundary (cinr the wa.
ters Of Powder rver TO The Aourre Of Powder river;
thence n the head waters NJ Willow creek; thence
down Willow creek TO the Columbia river; thenrv ap
the channel II Columbia river b the lower end Of
large Island below thu mouth og Umailla rirer thenca
northerly 70 point on the Yakima river called Toh-
noshluke; thence u La lac: tbcncc 70 The White
Banks on the Columbia hclow Prest : Rapid theace
down the Columbia river 70 the 1rnetian q The 90
nnba and Snake rivers thcnce up me snake river 70
the place Of beginning, '''r l..t. hi.n'i olill
Provided. however, That 80 mieh Of the eountryde.
scrbed above A. contained in the following bounJaries
shall be set apart Indian reservations;
For the Nez Percc tribe, viz;-Cummencing whefe
the Mohhana+hc or southern tributary Of the Paouse
river norVs frm the flf the Ritfar
tains; thence down said trbatary " The mouth OF The
rl-nahpan M creek; thence so,hery 10 te crossing
u the Snake river ten miles below he mouth oi the
Alpowan river thence " tho SQUIRE Of the lApoWaln
river In the Blue mountains thence 10 the crossing Of
the Grande londe river midway between The CrSnde
Rqnde and The nruth ofthe Wollow-hoE river; thence
along the divide between the waters Of the Wollow.
how river and Powder river. thence TO the crossing Of
Snake river lIteen miles below The mouth Of Powder
river; thence 10 tho Salmon river above the croasing
thence by the spurs II the Bitter Root nountains 10
, 1855-10-19
Fresh Arrival. q. Z e :
AAT r. y ~,
IOHNSON'S NEW STORE.

JOF1NSON'S NEW > UEE-
Just RECEIVED ~ lhe haIk Mar NslyI1ssa
y large stock Of goods, consisting party q
Sugar, Flour and Core ntal,
Ten, BeanE, M ne IH-EI
Coffee, IH Mustard. a. - -.
Butter, Spices.
Bacon, TIrklea aAf - a
d' Iooaeeo' roEdsr' gitir7i l|lr
Starch. tfr r-i viii. ist fk,di ~ fqilr1
Lamp Wick. CrorkcyWhFe,l rlrII
Baots and Shoes, Dried Anplos. .ti. r.
Rice, Bakinr PYWdrTx, ".
Indigo, .ir SaleFutus. fTI ~ 'tI
White Lead. . smoking Tnlarcn.r
Dry Goods, Clothing, and Hartlware
Ladies' and Gentlenen's boots and thcss. f4nH
al The lowest possible prizes, and aHperoL gIII.Il
Olympia. February u. 1855. Iif
, 1855-10-19

~ iSN f.l lNN AND NNN lhhllON W AlftiOl Sf
SIGN OF THE WOODEN SAILOR,
Fire Proc; Block,
CORNER ~ LoNG WHARF AND yRONT STREET.
CHRONoMETERs cacfully rated by|Trlnsit OBJ
I ! -crvltipn-.
L. s. Arcn,y for tho sale of Government Charts Of
this Coast Al these Charts will be sold as heretofore
At GnvERNAfNr PRICES.
Surveying and Nautical Instruments Of the best
manufacture always on hard.
Rcpahi1g executed in workmanlike manner.
Chants Of the te-t and mort correct surveys COM
priyps large assortment Of the North and South Pa
iiie Indian Ocean, ll0rnburgs China Seas. Eastern
Passages, strait Of Mallaeca Sunda, &C. with rivers
aud hIIbor-. N
Coast Chart, (atest cditions) frum Queen Charotter
lslard to Cnle Horn.
General and Cast Charts of oil parts Of the world.
Wilkes charts Of Islands in the Pacific.
Admiralty charts In great variety.
RinggnldS chat, Of san Francisco Bay and Rivers.
Nautical Ahnaimcs and Book.
Log States Stationery, Pocket Spy Glasses.
Compound Microscope e., StcreScdpcl
DrlWing ln,trTments, Siectlcles, MsgnctA 4
Drawing and Tracing Paper.
lydromctcis for Liquors, Silt, syrups Acids, Milk
&c.
Pocket CompasSes. Thermometers, &C., with great
variety Of other Instruments In the same line.
80 Being practical Workman. (having learned
my business in the manufactoiy Of the celebrated VIM.
J. Young, Of Phadephia) all work entrusted - me
will he properly dane. F
san Francisco, May 10, 1855 rf'"t O-n
, 1855-10-19
The LadieaI WreathIn.
AND PARLOR ANNUAi4a' ~ Z

H AND fAhl1lt AMI Alaa' ~ l."
Two volumes aysar, commencing Maynnd Ktvlnl11
'' uNPARALLkILED ATTRAcroSs.n -
The PublIshcfs take pleasure IN nnnountidk I1u|
One Hundred Thousand Rcaden Of hi1 rCTI.I
Monthly, that with the May Number eommenflI I0
publication o. 'fir , isfi rit ~ ~ rHtN
lo BEAUTIPUL FULL LENGTH PoHfHAIls
Of some Of the mnst cclebruted husicnl PersohI.||
The following, which arr already engraved, WI A.
pear In the course Of The year, accompanied u|I
Biographical sketch Of each, viz. ls'lH
JENNY LIND, ANNA THILL0N, H.pONIIr.|
Co.. CATHEnlNk HAYS, ALBION AND = =
l...l .sfa MRS. Z. g.. BosTWiCK.l.- ? =
these should meet with favor although ven rI1l4
slve they will Le followed By others of fImll fII1
acter, a. they ae determined that The WnlIh .|I
Annual shall cnntnne 70 if not only TIE elt1IEI ~
the Best Dollar Magnalne IN he wOIldi ThnrrI||0H
will be entirely original om The pens d thf aIili
and purest wdtes In Tie eouniIy. AhhduT1 LIE
nary Magazine eysTy hing q ~ ingaegal Ipr uI.1
ious character will ie carehly eXcluded u N II
the aim Of Ne publishers 10 blend enteItalnml1 ~.
instneuon that will not only captiyato DE |1l'I ~
also elevate The thoughls a6d improve ne htarI
Each number VIII contain . FINE EIEII I1UII
WING and BEAUTIFULLY C0L0RED floHIN
PLATE, also engraved on steel, With cccn1I||I
Popular Pieces of Music and thifiy1E0 I1lNu cIIII
pages printed on hne paper. The h4y n1n1lI ~
have an attractive title page, making ln al tNUU
I've emhenshments. and relufne % iouI lu.1II1
and thlrty-iour pages. An who nro iuleltaIl n
pure family lteTatnre, and are willing % ulnI1 n ~
tering the Best Native Talent ar invited 70 l1clN|
subscrbefs, and aid In ~ circulation b. lnl1IrI
their friends 70 secure for One Dollar 3 NlrIN1|
worth Three. a. either The Steel Engrayi1ff. NJ
Flower Plates, or The Literary CcuientN, ~ tAN
tne plee VI nc Nhoie..'aI d. li iaitt 1II - |
, 1855-10-19
PACIFIC HOUSE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED having recently erected and
l. fitted up Hotelin Olympia, il now nrcnSraJ ~
accommodate boarders and travellers with private
rooms, and afford such entertainment as he trnsts
will be appreciated by liberal and discriminating
public.
The Pacific House is situated on the corner of Main
and Fourth Streets, where the proprietor will at mi
times, take pleasure in giving hospitable entertain
ment to his guests. moderate terms as can esc
where he procured.
a., wM. COCK.
, 1855-10-19
stei'aeoom ship Yard.
BOLTON g. WILSON,
HIP CARPENTERS AND CHANDI,Es

srElLAcooN, PUGET sOUND.
v ESsElS Of oil classes built. rigred and II
htted ior sea. Sails, Spars, rigging. net al1N
ing' chandlery &C. supplied to order. Caulk- QAlX
ng and all other repairs made in the most satisfactory
manner. ship carpenters will he despatched 10 any
part Of the sound whenever required The patronage
OF persons wishing to build. owners consignces and
masters Of vessels, is respectfully solicited,
Steilacoom, Aug 9th. lsj3-iy ls
, 1855-10-19


rINHE propretorS Of this hotel having m
i jl,t completed n large additional t113A
building for bed rooms, Vnrlors, &C., and sss.WH.
entirely ovrrhauld. renuyated ard en- lIiliIE84
larged the dining bar and bed rooms o! 80
the old Cstabl hment, and also supplied the same
with all necessary furniture. and entirly beds
and bedding, nrc prepared 10 oiier su'h accom-
modations /, the public in general, aud the travelling
community in particular Us to convince al that 'hs
rus House for the weary
The Bar will awuys bo supplied with the hest Of
Wines, Liqlp and Cigars which the market affords.
good Stable is attached 10 the premises, and all
may rest assured that animals left IN shall
fare as well ~ themselves.
share Of the public patronage is respectfully
lcited, a. it shall Lc constant aim To make
AL as comfortable rs possible.
Our m1tto-Clean Beds and Warm Rooms.
CORLlSS \ ENSIGN.
Olympia Dec 0 1854. l3H
, 1855-10-19
saYward,a Lima

OFPACKETS, consisting Of the ship Sarah u
" Parker brig Merchantmen, and schooner. . y.
Willimantlc will run regularly between Puget Sound
promptly attended IN. wa "
July go 1858 ally
, 1855-10-19
Piano Fortes and Melodeons.
PLANO COVERS AND MUSIC STOOLS.
:" WOODWORTH & CO.,

IMPORTERS or PiANo FoRTEs ASD MELoDEoNs,
Az, 1870 Clay ST., are The exclusive agents for the
ss4ft. sale Of the STOBART's piANO FOErEs ASD
~ gPEIScEs MELODEOSs, In California, and are
TX constantly receiving them direct rum the Man.
ufactnrJ Such arrangements have been made as will
enable them to supply these celcbrsted inytmcnts At
manufacturers prices thus securing 10 purchasers the
advantage Of making pcu0na selection from a large
and complete nssortment and Of avoiding the great
risk and delay of Importation. Jud received stock
of Piano F0rtcs for hlre. .......
San Francisco, April n 1855. 33-u
, 1855-10-19

wALLA wALLA Valley,
June 18th, 1855. .'..l
June 40, '55. 42-6m ..fIr.
- Washington and Oregon papers please copy.
, 1855-10-19

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the forthcoming year They will occupy a middle
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aud the pmdcrnus tonne IL the future hstofian, writ
ten alter the living interest and cxeteent Of the great
political events OF the time shall have passed away
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only really mtelligble and reliable history Of evcnts
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nary, scientific aud Theological character. we urge
them upon the consideration Of the reading public.
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June 10, lNll. 40-tf
, 1855-10-19
TIE Ladies' Ksepsalrs

, ...f AND HOME LIBRARY. ~ - -
TWO volumes year. commensiaE San1sIl =.
IL July. The Publishcu Of this Popular Nar1NN'
tender their grateful Acknowledges iur p.ll I'I
u has been and will continue . y thsif IN . IN
ha .ar -ffsdr fat Z ifreli v0f q.
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hands Of their sons and daughierr. lta pagea N a
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Scenery of other countries Pleasing CnnttI-I"
on Physlolcgy and the Laws of Health neI.I ~.
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Instructions TO parents and children. &c.. &c.
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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

% In many parts Of California .
plague Of grassbopers has come on the
country. They multiply very rapidly,
destroying al vegetable matter (green
thinge) in thier way. The Indians
collect them in large quantities and
feast upon them. A fine opening
this. for some enterprising young man
with small capital = to pickle and
put them up in tin cans for the chinese
market.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

The territory Of Minnesota is filing
up with population 30 fast real estate
IN the town Of St. Anthony has risen
fully one hundred per cent. within .
year past. One half Of the Hennepio
Island was sold, last July, for $500.
and since then $1,000 has been offered
for one undivided fourth of the same
property. Two yeary ago, $4,000,
was tue highest offer for Nicolott Island
40, acres ; and last summer $35 vas
refused. The increase of manufactur-
ing at the fall is what has caused the
great advance.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

A married lady oowhided young
doctor in Atlanta. Ga, few days ago.
The valiant disciple Of Esculapius Of
fered no resistance. but when the per-
Torrance was over he Immediately
sent fierce chalange to her husband.
1t was thought, however, that the lat
ter would not fight, as all the pluck of
the family was monopolized BY the
wife.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

The great saving IN the consump.
ton Of fuel between the coal and
wood burning locomotives, is causing
the former to be introduced very rap.
idly upon the various lines of railroad
travel. At Taunton, Mass, a new
coal burning locomotive was tried last
week and was found to consume $l8
50 Of coal, under circumstances
which would have caused $50 Of wood
to be burned to perform the same
work.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

70 1t is stated that the officers Of
the Boston police force are hereafter
to wear an official coat, which is to be
Of blue with numerous brass buttons,
each button being stamped with the
police insignia. The rank ofthe wear.
er vii! be determined by the number
OF his buttons. that is. the lower bis
rank the less buttons upon his coat.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

Advice from Spain states that our
Minister, Mr.. Dodge. has reached that
country, aud was received with every,
mark Of respect in the cities through
which he passed to the capitol. In
Burgos and Victoria he was furnished
with military escort, as we'll to do
him honor as to ensure him against
any molestation from the Carlist in
surgents.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

A NOBLE Acr.-On Tuesday week,
Harrison Peters, conductor on the Rea-
ding Railroad, saw q boy in the water
near the track, about to drown, and
Notwithstanding the train was going,
it is said, at the rate Of twenty miles,
an hour, be leaped from the car into
the pond. and rescued the youth.
Such an instance ofmind, coupled with
daring courage and intrepidity. is rare
indeed.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

"THlSos ABOUT Towx. '-Dnder
this general head, the Advocate con-
tinues to inform us Of Know Nothing
discordss It says in it, other evep-
ing's edition:
"Dissensions and troubles continue
to distract the bosoms of the doughty
warriors Of the K. N. wigwam. The
pipe Of peace" is no longer a pipe
Ct piece" but one of many pieces !;
the tomahawk of war has been dug up
from the bowels Of the earth and had
. new handle put in it +; the biz chiefs
have sharpeued their rusty sealping
knives and begin to look ferocious.
and-although the editor of the Com.
ct persists that the country IL ssfe-
war is imminent. Five other fleet.
footed braves have come out from
the great tribe and growl savagely
at those who stay il. Others are
looked for shortly, and the readers
Of the Advocate may rest assured
that they will zee it announced in
advance Of al contemporaries, as the
indefatigable Pickett always gives
us the advantage of bis record, for
which he has our everlasting graft.
tude. Mr.. Comet. Is the country |
safe: is the country safe, Mr.. Com.
ct ?" rItl
Fraid not, sir. If you can say
prayers, with any manner of becoming
grace, fall to. We ask this, Is much
for your sake, as our own. We al
live on the principle Of "abssrac-
'ion," and if the country is not safe
What is to become Of the pillars of
iberty-the public press. Just now,
We do not feel at liberty to stand com.
nitted; and cannot answer your ques-
len direct of lis the country safe. "
t you think there's anything very
farming in the times. let us put our
leads together, and try, with strength
t body and Of mind" to bold up the I
emple. If We cannot sustain it, on
be democratic principle, that in union ]
'ere is strength. then let it eave.- 9
When the pillars begin to bend, We
'all cry "look out below" in order ,
'at the fat rats in the basement- q
,ch as have been fed with silver d
rks on pap" may have time to uni
ate before the tide overwhelms !,
em. end they be chagrined and IL
orti6ed at finding themselves on the Il
allow side. o.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

The where abouts of the Countess of
La0dsfelt, Lola Montez left San Fran
cisco on the 9Th of June, in the bark
Fanny Major, bound for Australia. 1t
is said she will 60 on the stage there,
and will afterwards 90 to Europe, v;a
China, Calcutta and Sevastopol.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

GREAT RATIFICATION MEBrINa.-
The American Party in New Orleans
were to have, through their conmitte
Of arrangements, q Ratification Meet.
ingin Lafayette Square, yesterday. to
ratify the nominations for State off.
Gers, and to receive the platform ado
pied on the 4th inst. All in favor of
the principles Of the party, were in
vited to attend. RANDALL Huxr, and
ALBEIT PnE, Esqrs.. were to have
been among the speakels.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-12

An immense mass meeting of anti
Observation-Disclosures was held in the
Park at New York. on the evening Of
the I'd instant. The demonstration
was a tremendous one, not less than
ten thousand persons being present and
many spirited speeches we're made and
many spirited resolutions passed.