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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

EXCITING SsESE-BEAR HUSr ENTRAoR DtN.rY.-
About O'Clock yesterday morning the neIgh6oFhood
offhirteenh aud Market were thrown INTO fear
ful state Of excitement by the Sudden appearance ~
ilo street az The enormous grizzly bear. which has
been on Inhibition show there for some time Has
California Majesty had conriyed To get on the outside
~ hi. cage aud show tent alS and he entered the
street perfectly untraInmclied There was general
shriekrg aud shouting and campering u All ages and
sizes ana xtr.lnc terror thrilled the hcghborhood
The monster first leaped horse attaehcdto pas
sing omnibus soon LEFT the asst nishcd beast Will
out injury, To attack passing mule. This anima al
So coatiyed to escape with but little damage from
the claws and teeth OF this ugiy customer, The bear
then wandered about the streets IN perfect
contempt oI the police, in derision of the show
men. and to the extreme dread Of men, women AMI
children.
Al length pitchors, ropes with sliP-knos, and 9TH
er weapons were procured, and the bear driven up
Il court Running from Eleventh street, above Market,
was attacked bs tornabie pasly, and after severe
strugg e, completely mastered. he was thchl led back
10 the tent in triumph. Alderman Thompson read the
shos man lecture The consequences Of his careless
ness aud innated that it would ~ much TO MS per
sonal advantage to leave the ncighborhood The ad-
vice was taken, and the tent struck.
The exciting bear hunt wasa novelty here, and the
only wonder Il that The monster captured before
hc had committed the terrible depredations for which
he Is 50 capable the crowd had been thorough!
cquaiHted with his .'pars," peTlap: they would not
have been 50 ready 10 attack hun without mus |
kcts; for Il butter oi tho Rocky hou"lhihs, (
however armed, considers ~ attack Of Efizzly !
boar desperate uiIdT.-PafiadCi Phta Aorh f9e''- /
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

A SMALL EArER.-Whe Jones kept the
United States Hotel, at Philadelphia Il
was a fayorite house with US. Jones a.
waes had the first salmon, the hrst green
peas. and the earliest strawberries.
One day when young pigs hrst ealhe
round, Jones, us usual, secured the only Iou'
then in market, for his dinner table. tall
lank individual with a sort oi yeliowisn
phiz. sat at our elbow. He looked as though
d basin of Cruel or barley broth ~ most,
would be as solid fare as his stomach could
contain A waiter, thinking him to be very
sick, asked him in commlserating tons
what he would be served with
.Nothin', as knows OH" replied the sex
man. '''m not quite well to-day, but II
try bit of the pork
One OF the pigs was placed by the side q
his plate, which disappeared III double quiek
time under his successive and determined
attacks.
"Will you take something more!" asket
the waiter
Casting his eyes up and down the table
with piercing looks at the three empty
dishes:
81 say, landlord he enqnired, "have yot
got any more of them young hogs '-Er
charge paper.
Being u small eater we should be inelln
cd to doubt the above had we not recently
attended several public suppers
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
Influence Of the Ladies.

The Iowa City correspondent Of the Nus.
catine journal, gives an incident that oc.
CURED in the Senate, during the pending OF
the act for the suppression Of lntempcFance,
which is not in the bills. Il; was as fol-
lows:--
This ate noon, rather extraordinary
demonstration was witnessed in the Senate
Chamber. BY previous Adjournment, the
Senate went into Committee Of the Whole
on the bill for the suppression Of intemper-
ance. In view of this fact, a large number
OF the ladies OF Iowa City met at one Of the
churches, and marched in regular order into
the Senate Chamber. bearing petition,
signed by 563 names. praying for prohibit
tory liquor law, which was presented and
read. The Senators CALAMITY relinquished
their chairs to the ladies', and Standing in
their places. proceeded to the consideration
Of the biIl.'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

The New York San and Herald have
been competing for the advertising OF tie
list Of letters in the postoifice, and the Sun
beats the Heard on the showing BY 6,ll9
copies ''city circulation" The total cireu-
la,ion claimed by the Sun is 45,S02, and by
the Herald 80. 1874.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

RuEAwAys,-A span Of spirited greys
passed our Office yesterday noon at speed
off 80 with the front part of sleigh dang
ling at their heels. They were checked in
their race after measuring a few squares
The day previously two horses attached to
awagon passed without driver and at
speed not permitted by ordinance Though
pleasant to look upon, such sport is some
times dangerous, and should not be practised
in city.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

A poor widow Of Bridgcwater, Pa, had
expended all her means but a five dollar
note of the Cleveland Canal Bank, when
she was dismayed by the news that the bank
had failed. She wrote to the officers of the
bank stating her case and enclosing the
note, and the return mail brought. an an
swer with gold eagle enclosed. Proof
that in spite Of the old adawe, there is at
least one sout in that corporation,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

Coon ToAsT.-The following toast was
given at the recent New England dinner
in Charleston:
Woman--God has made her to be loved
She exercises a sovereign influence over
the sterner sex, when she keeps within
her proper sphere. Her influence diminish.
es as she pants for notoricty'''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
OBJ 8ollln! .Q,asette.
ALFRED sANDrRs, Eeaos.
Thsvenpert. Thursday. Ian. as, 1889.
Legislative Frccessings,


i'ssvnnpsrt. Thursday ian. as 1919.
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y.~;.Y.tiyo rrocaas,nys
- s@ssss'V 'Nss
We presume the honorable body Of Leg
islators, convened at Iowa City adjourned
.,,h...a ,x.s,.,,,,,,,s
eH iuesua!. H"uuS" ou' so'icsPVf'ash's
have kept the reader pretty well advised
with regard 10 their proceedings. yet there
ere. particulars Attending the passage OF GER
tain bills that they have omitted when
possess interest
We place on record the vote IN the sen
ate-on the removal Of the Seat o. "osefh-
ment:
w. a.ca sss inso Me- aioe. Mecrsrs' Ne
Aehran rar. Ramsey, I, sanasfs s,Sra"m' ie'
N,vs.-Birge. Dr. 'wniag, Clark ,i,2vsr, fa'ion,
r Woqsman --el - ~
Tho following was The vote in the House
on 80 -. g.
Cree, Creanser. Damen Dewey OF Lse Dswey Of Frs,
,noa, Derand Go II, low e '.han i;a Ia, ~ :
ys.s MSarsa. Neal. Nseiy. srwsan, Pgs,on Res
ar, sarseot sspas,n,saa li;!'s Tracy, sanies.
.sn, Wamsies, "e"'h''issoh' ".a's aa' 'eoe'i'-
SAy..-Biselow. Brown, Coma, ooascy Council,
Eds, Hall aonss q lcSes n a. 'g p'nsn f nr
ard, Rogers Russell san.,eis, smith q Cedar Iur.
nsr, Williams Wiuer' Yong ana Dir. sreasef--
p,,s, Fr,nlnn. Hc,n.,s orlinn. aIorg,p. Smith
a. Jackson aOsss BonsoH was excused from vo-
having paired on WIN h':an
An act to incorporate Tue cry o. II 1ia'Fe
has been passed. Also, an act 10 ineerpo-
rate m. cit. Of LYONS, Clinton c..
n. ~. ,s,l an A., arov;d,n, ro, . Gea,o.
s'oai 0"..ss = ''"a va p.e
Inc o,i' ~ '"9 saPp@sl y
s talee' ea''sa uf'O' i' ~. - w
on 'iic io'',' passea " - -
'aeiis suo'ii'''' '"e
81 a " ~. h1 ioi''" ''s pass 80
- ~
Russeii asked 20 ue eAeusea no'i so''us
uunn this question. lie believed The dme end
-. - be urronstit,ttionaI-tha pennle
ment ~ -
had sent US mere 10 make laws anu we nave
-, ~;,,b, ~ taturn tn the upnnie the DOW = r
I.g,aa - !. !. Ma nra,a
they had oeAe sdepe " us ~ - 80 ~
dant-behipd which COW ardtv petitions " Ill
L~.or,or st,l,,
sAtIeaile' sAa.n 1n
"The gentleman from les Mo!hes tifa-
~ .oys IN will vote fnr tha amendme nj
w 1at "
NOTWITHSTANDING re OtIleFcs IL ~ W uhooH
s,;t,.;nnnl
- u, 80, 49, l.; u
husseh v JUN ios VIZ ASi ai'9 4Sm "ii.s
he believed to be unconstitutional. lie
l.-l h ,,-o,,ll + a eye,und Tram y0,in,r Ia
hopea he ouia { eAeuseu ltoAi No'iis' nc
did not wish to pc compelled ~ vote ior an
unconstitutional Observation-Disclosures die
he Wish 10 DC piaetu III iai7e Posst'oi
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Go to Stevens & Rathbun's

Go TO Stevens Rathbuns
in sForests Block" OF Brady y Third IL. and
ret Your Boots and Shoes.
Tie, have just recei, ed 4 lot b e,Press con
a. TIM, il part ofthe following:
Gents BnfIa.o Over Shoes,
:. Rubber -
Ladies -
x Dnce.fo
Rubber bootees,
Misses =
Ch.ld's :. over Shoe.
Ladies hnc Gfaiters,
. C,tshtnan Ties,
I. dne Aid and Morocco Booteos,
q Cork solcs,
Misses CATERS, Sc, g.,
Davenport, Jan. 23i, 50 du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

Noa,-A spiendhi farm on the M,.i..;,,a g,...
miles below Davenport IN MuscHtine opni, . s,,,
tng %, acres 100 d ~biehts under taiifrao,.
pasture ard ! = in timber; 81 acre. Of Rive, ~ y
god buildings and upwards III 900 frtt I,5.,.
bearing peach and cherry-Pn,e .s
acre y" II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
B. & w. KELLY,
Il RETAIL Gis0SERs
Dry Goods, Qucenswcre, Hard ware
EfoOt. and shoes, Hats ani Caps At :


Sioots and shoes, Hats nnd Caps at:
yt>oGET aER with thousand different articles too
1 numerous 10 mchtion.
We have on Maud and will BE- constantly reetning
large ass0riseHts Ia the above line on the Opening {"
SpTing Our large stock of Grceeries we particular
H. recommends: which will be sold al the Lowest
Whaiassio or Retail Market Priccs:-
70 HagsheaA O. Sngaf 81 boxes soap,
90 b5is crus'd& elar sugar Bale hope,ail Sizes
- saek ..orted Coffee; Camphine and spirit Gas;
80 bushels dried Apples; Glass OF all Sues
so bushels paired Peaches Baskets W variety
800 hhis. bhls & Casks lar. pitfh ana kosni'
or,,ans Sugar hou So taisins Currants Rice and
and Syrup Molasses spices IN VARIETY
"a sbc.ts ana chests Y Cedar and Pine Cbums;
u,s,n In,nrriui aud Eng. Wash Tubs aud Buckets:
ian Tea,. ols-iard. Lmsced, Tan.
40 Gables assorted Teas for ners, sperm ana rie-
famil, us-: Ihants Oils
30 hlf bh.s white fish and large assortment oi
Lake Trout. QneenswaTe;
> boxes prime Cod Fish; 200 ibis LAKE Ni'L
20 Ea,s Nails assorted; rs sacks Ga Alum salt;
30 boxes dried Herring; Oysters and sardints,
so do best Brooms; large assortment OF 10
50 boxes Mould Candies baceos direct from Tue
10 boxes Star Candies; Manufacturers
Corner Of Front st and Ferry Landing
Also, Wholesale pcaiersi in Wise, Brandy, HoHon-
rahaiu and Common WhisLey.
If.alI =. IL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

No a2--A great bargain; Farm On w..
eohtauing $50 aeres; - Of which are ,Ie, ta6'
2d@e!hng houses, Stable crib and u..i,a
per acre ih"A
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

Nod Valuable Lot col tainlnr sir a,,,, 1, x
Mississippi River opposite Moline; stcslb,,,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

NJ 3n--A beautiful farm az lGo ae,,s
Rock Island; iesNery handsomely. 80 agya. Dt''
with good dwellings and fyesprngs--p,asH .'Rio'.
per acre "' ssSd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
klso Coal Land
No, G--lf0 Acres of Good Coal Land s;, :.
Timber 4 Improvements: y
hlso "a Yaluahle Elnnrinp MIL

NJ. 81 The t1SHnn MR. ~ lie III ire uhish /
complete order With Three Run Of St9B., with N y
necessary Machinery. most at which Is Hes and 81
BE Of making l1G Ebls oi Flouria tge..t,ag,t,5
The lot has River front Of I2n feet and go,Il,l
ing for Steamboats, which viii be sold Al srp, MI
gain udupoa easy tcruis.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

No 3i-A valuable piece of pro,ert,
export, bordering on Duck { rcck. east.i gay ls'l
neary al fenced with good bouse--prcc' ~ M; ss
acre NV CIV I'd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
len Advertisements.
NOTICE.

ENTRlNG the past weet two sums OF money have
| been lef. on orr counter by parties uknuwh.
hich the oV aers can have By Identity ing the same.
Ian - tS55-u COOK & SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
BLANKS. BLANKS !,

DLANk DEEDS, Mortgages, Deeds Trust eases
ID Justices Blanks, ctc, Tor sale at the Gazette OF
flee. Jan 90, Jj-dw
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE Co,
State of New York.

THE Agency Of this Compan! long and fayorahly
i known in this community, has been transferred
10 the undersigned
A continuance of the large amount Of business which
il has heretofore received 'Om the business aud
others of Davenport Rock Island, and ncighbOring
Towns is solicited.
Notice of Renewals will be sent to parties holding
Policies expiring after this date.
HENRY Il. HOFFMAN, Agent
Davenport, January Goth, Is55-d3m
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

No aa--Farm finel, improved. os,,z
below the city near the town of l,un,l, " EIs
81 good 'mner Sarge frame building, barn S'no
Price - 600 V''" aid sabs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

No 2d--A Farm Of 100 aores-l0o ae,.a,
ml, I'VE good dwellings large frame j, IMPROVED
miles North West ofCity Of poye, 'h Grove r,
acres "fofl, at SN ;,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

No 90 Wei improved farm OaereS ,o,,
tioa;go'd frame dwelling and Oh, bp'JI y falir,
ote''afa OF eood nun, mnny yarc,i,. see sr|
aero i've s.j I'D
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

Y" -3-NTuPtr Farm u TO ncrre ,rn boUI
acres 81 good tabrr Ia al.nss f:. 70" OF pfait.
proved. Price 81 $50 ' Farm SpIi,s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

Soe9--The Knight Farm Of 100 acres.
the 2 mo mites Of city, has 20 scrr. i ss,ait ID
with Other improvements. cost So w. dwelling, a
farm-priec s4,0t0 "'ef! ctsnb,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
NEW GOODS.
ROBBINS & CO.,
CHEAP CASH vAIiIETi STORE,
No r Ta CiaIra Hlonk

VJArE this day received and Opening Choice Sc
l | lection Of Fashionable Goods, consisting "f the
following, yik.4-
Black. striped and Plaid SILKS; French Mtriupes;
Pnnilns, Print a Cashmere. Brosha and
BAY state shawis; Plaid aud Pain DE LBiucs,
Curtain Hrapets Linen HssBKERens-
Lawns Canbftes. Musns, Liuep and Cotton Ejgings,
lnsertiugs, Embroidered Piano and Fable Covers;
ladies sir Morsted aud Cotton Hose: Gloves:
Ribbons &c, Ac., III Of which we cul the tartcn-
lar attention OF the LApEs, who will cndcaNor 10
please in the goods and prices. Cal and ser ~,
ROBBINS 4 co.
Davenport, Jan Eth. is5J III
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

The following Property in The CIt4 II patentar
Brick Huu.entfh irime addition porIiee ii n \
on Stih street, Lot 55Xa'FH fret : 1899
Brick tiaHse On Second street between Perm n
Rock Island Lot AN 30 $50 per feet
ihrer HercS ofl.and on Second Sirept near l;I.J
port. RurS ing Ground win good Nv citing s'@
Lot NJ ~ htock ia Green's second salGol IA
ncr 1T htrtl Street opposite Iirhrnor'. Book
Lpi We Blee ~ upon y hich IL eFrtteda Co... \
With IN q rooms kitchen. stable. smoke hogs ss4
good veil with chain pump Price sito;
Aud the following unimpro,cd Laird most u vi
il IA Scott County:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

M 2j--Subnroan Farm "a acres. ifa..
y y aGai nna"r feuee, 100 Gu .,iy.,'p'.N pss,
inss aud ail'cs dagc; price s., p,.r good by
GEO LACkulnliElo
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

The Western Massachusetts Insurance Comply,
Pittsfeld, Mass
Cash Capital, sI5gOOo
Berkshire County Mutual Insurance Co;
PitisaeId, Mass
Cash Capital Sl00,O0O. Acquired Capital 100. GO
Office IN {. BGiord's Block MfKON II. FISH. Agt.
Illinois ST. Rock Island, lbs.
Office in Commercial Building.
No. Second door. JOHN HOATH. Agent.
Jan lo-du b"NeHpyT Iowa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25

No s5--Saperb Farm Of go p,,es =.
Mnseatns roa, - miles west Of Nh si11al'd o. n
iin acres In Guilty ton, baIanae h. H.. plgerfl,
no" an. cost S2,rt0 Pr,e 81 ,ra ser Ogl4.,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
A sTOaE NILE CLAIRE
For Sale,
Water Cure WorA

TRAILS Hydropaihie Encyclopedia
Shows Now Work; ,se,intonsf'
" nh olhers on the same subject ana su''>
CciNed for
Water Cure Journal;
chronological Journal
Life illustrated: ,,vs q co..
Jan ., 1855 no. ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-25
A U G TIONS
Real Estate! Real Es... !,
H. Kilbourn Real Estate Brolsr 's''
VALUABLE FARMS. T0wr -,
and unimproved Property O1s
For Sale Jy =
GEO. L; NICHOLS
Real Estate

x,, s, Estate Ape,, Il
ore. .r GOOD timb.si, a ieo acres, 100 ofp,'i'
I" - $500 b'ipvi IA Alien Is Grove 4 'di'esA
N, go.
viii ty ,,,i a,s ,,i ~ res-lO 90 acres' inn.
e,,a ,,,l NM -iatgc frame BAN o'ed-
~ ''a ~ ~ ~ ny iafm on Aliens sNrs,
n,z s.,
Museum. rn',, N.Y. III ', w a,res situated
49,, ''a' - n''cs West otliN n MIN ~ Ia
s''''u
". s.t
., ~ an, a,,,,.r .f,a - crrs; irs in Sw
49, ~, 49,. lVNeef iNo gu ,fratet,ge FNu
~ hoLlS, lseg
Soe1--The knight Parn,,,
Der: 10 acres under cultivation. COL OF good I'M
with other tmpruNrnlnnt,. coxt s.r =, '"cilts, IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

Ti~ offAtaT,tay terminated in tafou. bal al
rain y.orm which can.susd Surias .hs Night Hossrer
l; rerainsd cold enough not 70 10 tn groand maeh
jury ana the ssrkrg 10 the ,.ey a q. city yo.tsf
aay WY good tA0sgh 4 u evfrst !, viii no, a.,
nrg. F,eryihins 10 The share d rgnLers out re-
,rdsy md harsste,h conp~eA - suser n' Bi,is
IN the read Broadway scsne y viii s1eIlssafnt
"a sa;afdsy night Ihs sl1ewa.ss oossrsd with
ssdfR ponds sni otnpsnlss ~ as8 b,ys fsg.rss
"A ~ binding Lsn and .ro~ iashnr hem.
.hogtpg and hsiioenF The msdnen hailnx snor bslls
snS De wing lrc7xsneast- ias ceners.i, tafr.
tsr shs ~, ana sae Ti.'sn4buiAf!ons ef'h~
tsrsh rarg he ughi a. anti fs nirh isybfea
~ e.ty gs1roaSe ,soiy inarnu1d foass :saaas
ersraayta - sfsg W ears, .sieh stfn uea pro
srs.s,a ,sry risls tfso.h. . :, uililop
b. sep ils tgnes es4r fnd + -luI sihouty
tfl. a. sces ntl,he.i. n. -.sther 81 sassseas
nAin ool saorTA . is>p - sss gggas1 asiA
arr s@- YesFs dAy ~sg sarsiy al'spy4s, r,sir
hft ycurg nm sN G<s "a.
IN Fro.lYr ue al 4 sstrf1y rlght tAf
rLAsl ~ frs. sfyr,enisy ~ sisrh s2iss ~ sia,r
ane ~ iersry ,rts<Qaenly 'niuis.f . . = 80
sls.-ts< ertai % 4s ,tfs.is thrvafh ~tkh "a ~
rAlira~as run y. Issn. pAesss ~ss- - wors ~
eay ss.fEs n :rsci a. . ee4t@ ~ -ss q -
slg< hsk fss4As ttsa = ssg Ths - Stisg sas thffe
ere ~. 10 g-o1 Ga issss rss 49, ~ us~ ~. yab
a. ssree,4 nee.s v.s,h.r eenUnass fhsss 81 = -
fla tn Ns~ issEf. pSy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

0EyrlL vALggH Arorr TO Apytscg WIN m
rEoofh - QrAsALrsAs0o AND THg cfrv ar
GrATrxiIA
We eory ths soiiorinv !mpr,sa. sl.ee u in,ssesss
noup ihs fudy Aita coii6egrfa, a the s'h lsss. -
NelnArn ffon seuilersn srrirng yss'.rsy from Go
VA hnefiea hat srifnstfr pf-rcfsons fvss 10
AssfpRta fn Jfooef With rSn4sfssie Sro~ of Asssgi
cans u Bondsfat, % >sr para uih re i1ssi tASsaaS
o hat republic, agninst she gratrAlxn iayaS~rs C1a
lea Fan -AiFador, siosnxus All Iionfarsa aksa1
iofslnR hAgps arsrs' N1sisnsla, 1Lns sgests hs~.
for The at ~ year. i.sef.d eon.safly sf the dxs~
lefmsn' ., The s.rubc, viii ,lsr % IA, re- .s,sslAh
meet ~ IN. oh lro'nsai sysisn,he four souihSsp
rHtlcs = b~ teFstl'sB. colonies. The b<tv~ea
tfametro and csa,sika has ben rso.a 70 this soasss
snd ID" in.' bon ~ sier an ssAfan's ss,issiy
o~bs 70 fhe fo' ~ ihe guAioaaisn aysnt The isfvssl
and mot ssesn' ofee rs-e5 ~ csussi A~srlas
tnse ihe days q Aortfan. "a pfvanisins rioa ~
tan YaF,for siors Furnishing 10 II u mora uas~
prphttle NN NNiAer ~N ean;inue his ta1rsh thf,.sk
fhf eoahry - ~ eitiss " suassi,.nAbgs sni rasL
mala, And nns4y efxaaist great fsathrrn rsvybil~
si.f.hins if'n triasntsf.e 70 Sss trsasfs rks h.~
"fg ben ~ eAy dieen ~ EufDsroas csc,rsi Ax~stc.s
IRfis hnd fsrtrf s,rB's - p5n' the ps~sSSA
tine . bat q ~ fslimsp,.
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FORMATION - i sIcAa.cuAs sAvY.

IDkhAIloS ~ sItAkAGLAs NAVY.
fsf Ssiasr = 4 srfs.ft sssut 70 nym navy " siH
him r. f'. ut.stts 04A'.niAA w.t..a ,hs sse-isx
fnfn 80 Fsfsf tbe-e gutSas--
Or The l.st two yssfs ths N,ssrua Fa.sushlp cs~s
fAns hss leu csrgs Mrv~ - nssvsy u the
government - Nhtrag aref3ng ffssr, shsir snxs9~
1se Accssting - fhr eortact ~ vbeh shsy sstalnel
retf - stcRa Ne E~rftosas. Th~ r~vosatse~s ~
s rrvt'tr hsss IrevsnSf 80 payment ~ thss- sssns
a. by i~>asr eue. Nlsrr betnx sitp8tlsg v1vsvu
hr re salfffne rio. Tho .fi my ~ lus sA~
estAthshsr EsTsrnest a ssnns iIrss ssAsr wsnsrss
irf1sncs, Ahs "a fautesvd th2 hs hss r1K1e ps,eya
tkas 'of ~. fofrna-s y ere u the eosnp~sys ~
ssAt1sfs ~ us Gfts - ie C.a.fsi Ass<ss~ss
o1sst - tavsl tsAs~L - suls u pgfsAs~d w tts
fsFrbsLrsa sag - uteA " tvAaffort uost. ercvLs~
sn9 msnsters 81 - If 1s atrro-ehlss CONTEST v@sh
fusiswAs hltitsr ihF eevt&rs issaASs ~ se<sss -
hsir tfsyes4sln - tsys set ~, is@srsi.
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VISIT TO THE nEeOLtIrE


HscRtrTfos OF the vEs-br AND Nm covTT srs---
crnIous rycipySr cosSEcTrp WIN ARCTIC II.
rIorATI0ss.
In company ~ith csptIn BE>knr,on and o;,yr-. our
reporter started In toat or bc Isolutc lvirs
AZ anchor db,snce frcrn shore when approach
I'd the shp IL could .<y b. rerceive! hss she no
ordinary eat Bst e1r-essy for the Arctic rsvson
her ssons arpearsrse bore stsAns- oan,rsr o. q.
ships that surrounded her. shs has al IN slrsarnr-s
a nan o6 vars man being heavily pared and asti
ea. and tigg,i ins sinr!xr b. vessc. .. tte
Navy. Her tos protected In frcnt sh lics sIc,s
ings a oak covered the oatsice With strung tas 4
iron which prevent. the Ice from cutnz crsfng ~
c1rosci aabsrs Thoush tery kur In the bows shgys
the water. shs l. remarkably shaFp gnlerncaih AMI
hence sAs u pretty roa sAiIsr. she is bssk
rIgxei, although her slIe md tonnage nlstt ars~rr
very vel Cor q hip. 90 esrh side ~ lhs bui-Arks
and sbsst the m2!nmasi b pr, hoe ln,epdeI
icr the which Ms carried b<,ors being
abandoned W ths EXPLORING party The kcsss on
deck vel calculated 70 nirs he tskos<r vi.
admrslioa EveryiLsnS va Constructed In such sub
staEasl manner that would imagine Dssni ias been
placed 81 the dpos q the butl:srs and tho.e supcr.s
tsn.inx ber conifncss The d~eks ysrs ~ ssi under
spos a. the Isuss f@y-uea sa1h sAs q TIA y,s.s
running 'or ss'4i IL 9F fera o., frees ~ basrsrA
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CRHTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRS

War Ahsns 10 be Declared Agasnse Gsaats.
@aia BY ths Nsearnwuss Ssevernmcs~ ss.f
s0 Aiiiss-PreJectsd OrEsrsxaAssr of = 0IkesS
seutsera aepubsscs StrstehaaA fro0 To-
h~assepsc - 9sw GrAAada-1spsNrbAn Is~s-
Ger fsUm MP. ,. w. Fabeas. the Aew OR-
rector 81 Ceioais~sion-n~rsH vss Dnlssv'~
vssws On Central Americas Fsss1kss--
OHAsssns or the Paris Pvrss WAlAssr's
Movements.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
CLINE & GARDNER,
DRy GGISTS,
WILhE S VILE, OHIO,

HEEP constantly on hand the following
IN genuine and popular family medicines.
PlLLS.-Sellers Liver Pills, Mclaine's
Liver Pills, Ayers Pills.
COUGH REMEDlES.-Sellefs Imperial
Cough Syrup, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Sellers
Hive Syrup, Sellers Syrup Of Squills.
WORM MEDIClNES,-Seller's Vermifuge,
McIaine's Vermifuge.
LlNlMENTS.-H. G. Farrel's Indian Lin
iment, Gardner's Volatile Liniment. Railways
Ready Relief, Pain Curer, Liquid 0pidildoc.
HAIR T0NlCS,-LyonS kathairon, G, S.
Gaylords.
ALso;-A large and we'll selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines. Oils, Paints and Dye.stuffs;
all for sale at the lowest prices.
Oct. 9th, l854.-ly.