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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
Notice.

noCK lSLANDBANK has made rrapgements to
IL use limited anount Of the notes Of "Ihc Manu-
facture RS, and Mechanics Bank of Columbus, Geor-
gia" and the same will be received on deposit or IN
payme mt for Exchange Coin, the same terms as
The issues of the solvent Banks Of Virgpa.
Ohio or Indiana. n. D. OSBORS, frest
s.. MANN. Cash'r.
Rock Island, June l3-dwU
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
RackstS! Buckets!

r VUST sasaivsdand forsale Whoicsale and Rete
81 une lot Of Wooden Ruct eta. .sSsgs
JaRnar! tst. bphho"e FHAIIfHAA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04

Table Cutlery BY 1xpress
tkoM the Mandatory at Conway, Massachusetts,. n
HOUSELN,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04

UNITED STATES
Express Company.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
Will Give Special Attention to the Transmission of
Coin, Bank notes, Goods and Packages and the
Collection Of Notes Drafts and Accounts.
BETWEEN
NEw-YORK, BUFFALO, DUNKlRK, CLEVELAND
Chicago, ST. LOUIS Rock Island. and in
.termed;atc cities and towns.
THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
Connects with tho Anne rican Express Company at
Buffalo. Cleveland a. Chicago,
WITH
WELL's, FARGO & Co.'S. CALIFORNIA AND
EUROPEAN EXPRESS.
r PBe particular and order Goods "By the United
States Express Compai YIN
GENERAL OFFIcES.-s2 Broadway, New-fork-
Corner of West Seneca and Pearl sts., bnlaio' n.
Bazar Building, Packet Landing, Davenport, IOWA.
March ID f55-d-u
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| JAxEs rHoAINGToN.
IAuornev aud Counsellor nt Lo"
tND NOTARY PUBLiC.
fs), Con ai,Hon.r Of Deeds iaI "s s.s s' Jersey,
/, H., ,,.li,,' i,u,na. Msin., Penn'y,van,s. o@n
kie,t. a,,,tri, v,r,iaisaad Tennessee. omsS %., ~
4 IN n.rsi.iRo. between Froptsnd seconns
AsA HAAS p"'S'P -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04

A LOT of store fixtures, comprising cou nte,s shell
b. X, UNDERHILL.
June ig-df Ne. Osr's Building.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
LIME! LIME!!

LIME! LIME!.
VNoR Brick and Stone Work at sLAYMakER
BARNES Kiln, East Davenport, 90 cents ?
hn.h,I June ia
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04

IUSr Received direct from thu nanufaetnrer a
81 Pittsburgh. Three hundred ktrs Nails, al siss
Also Two hundred boxes Glas II fwhiehve - q
for sale cheap.
June 90 BURR fNf& PRETTTMAH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
$40 REWARD.

STRAYED from the subscriber, livirR in East Da.
ovenport ON June 18th, two sorrel herses. one has
white strip his face, and had Natter on: the sisAt
hind foat OF the other IL white. TIE above reward
will be given for the return Of ss i'd horses 10 any
person taking them up and infcrnfrg me OF the zane
3. L. LAN6H0N.
July Jth. d&wf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
Propeller Sunk.


We learn from the Chicago Journal Of
Monday evening that the Propeller Illinois
struck . sunken scow, loaded with stone,
near the mouth OF the Detroit River on the
26th inst. Capt. Dixon ran her bow in six
feet Of water before she sank. Her stern
is in eighteen feet Of water. Nearly hall
OF her goods will be saved dry. They have
commenced discharging her. and she will
be raised in few days.
The Illinois had q full cargo Of merchan.
dize. for Chicago and other places, and ia
the list Of those having goods on her, we
find the names Of the following Davenport
merchants. We presume they are all pro-
tected by assurances: H. W. Mitchell, .
bxs. hardware; H. B. Smith, bxs. hard
ware; T. Close 4 Co., \ pkg. zinc; 7, H.
McGhee, II pkgs. groceries; McNanus &
Shepherd, 6 pks. groceries.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
Soxs OF THE EFFECTS or THE FEVER

Sons OF THE EFFECTS or THE FEVER -
II appears that all is not gloom and dark
ness: some of those who were fortunate
enough to escape the ravages of the cpl
demic are benton seeking sublunary happi.
ness, despite the ordeal through which they
have pass d. We are credbly informed
that. the nuptlals wers celebrated a few
days ago between widow and widower-
the husband of the former having been
dead just two weeks, and the spouse Of the
latter deceased Eve weeks previous. Quick
work -NortoM Nsrs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

TIrros.- The following item from the
Ceday County Advertiser Of the 10th.
On Wednesday night the firm of Piiten-
ger T. Wheeler, merchants, decamped-
ramosed the rancho. during some OF the "still
hours" taking with them considerable
"plunder."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
Serious Accident.

We learn from Mr.. Harley. who returned
home from Chicago yesterday morning,
that q man who left Rock Island on the
Monday evening train, had both his legs cut
off by some accident on the road. Mr.. H.
did not learn the name of the person or
any Of the particulars. The unfortunate
man, whoever he was, was under the
charge Of the surgeons At Ottawa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
ExrRoRpisARY PRovIrs on SWEET Po.

ExrRoRpiSARY PRoYIrs ON SwTEr Po.
rAroEs. -Messrs. Mabec a. MCGOWAN, OF
Alton, engaged 10 the cultivation Of sweet
potatoes, publish an account of their profits
during the past season. They planted
twelve acres Of potatoes, the expenses OF
v hich, delivered in market, were.eIS7,50
The total amount Of sales were 50 200,
leaving S2,ol2,50 for net profits. This
gives an average prof, Of 1910 per
acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

a new un University, with IN endowment OF
100000, is about to open at Troy, N. Y.
II only remains to secure $40, 900 Of the
endowment. 1t will be under the demo n.
inato nal charge OF the Methodists.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

The cotton gin building Of Wade Hamp-
ton. Jr.. in Washington county, Miss, to-
gether with the machinery and $50 bales
cotton. were burned few days ago. Loss.
$4,000.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
Arrivals at Lie Claire House.

Tuesday, October 30
Baker, Middlcport, NY children. New Haven
w h Maurice, 81. Louis laiI, Albany, Ill
Samuel Clarke, Dewitt G II Wood, Museatipc
d brown '' Geo West, GAINESVILLE, o
" Devcre, Port Byron Gillogby
N White, lie Claire " Carson, Wise.
Z Lewis n lady, Prince G W robert :.
ton Phin Homup, Chi ago
Guo l. Williams, LeSihS -Dr. A n beers, Buffalo
ton, Mo Hon Seth Y. Beers. Conn
Chalmers, Muscatine GcoPamcr & lady .Bn fiaio
Toll, Camancho Henry farunm, Chicago
Geo Randolph, lancaster O~ ems "
W Duttow A Stebbcns h lady
T ID Smith, Muscatire J Cheney, Genesee III
Doison, Sterling, III L Graves, Sidney Plains,
Gen hi,iag. wife and two NY
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

v,
iHs BORDER RuFFiANs CowEp.-Frcm q
gentleman who reached this city on yester-
"ay' direct from Kansas. we learn that on
tne DAY ofthe Free State election, a body
Of four hundred armed men, from Missouri,
approached the town Of Lawrence, with the
asowed purpose Of destroying the printing
nhces OF the Tribune and the Herald Of
rre'aom, and Of taking possession of the
pace When they had arrived within a
mort distance Of the town, they were met
ya pro-slavery gentleman from Lawrence,
~ho informed the rutfians that the Free
, 1.a'e men were prepared for them-that
aany were armed with two or three hun
I'eu OF Shnrpe's rifles, and that they were
determined to fight desperately for their
n ,L and their rights. This news struck
"e invaders with fear, and after holding a
s .na OF war, they turned upon their heels
a sIu returned to the other side Of the river
2TR. ~ '''""se'~- .aN' Nn'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
el1AMBuAT REGISTER.
Kept by Jas. Nullin, Front. Street.

3Orh I.a,nartinc, sells, Muscaiile.
Ben smpbel, iiaight, Montross.
Royal Arch, Cline, Gaisna.
Oakland, Morrison, 81. Louis.
D rPARTED.
Lamartine, Sells, Muscatinc,
Ben Campsell, Haight, Montross.
Royal Arch, CLINE, Gslena,
Oakland, Morrison, 81 Paul.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
St. Louis Republican.

There are many NJ ssouri journals whose
word would be quickly taken by the North.
but the ST. Louis Republican, is MT one
When interest sways or pre- .udices control
it, it invariably colors, perserts or deceiyes.
In reference 10 Kansas aud Slav, ~. the
Repas!seaa is, in our Judgment, wholly un-
trustworthy.
The Repub lean denie, the statement OF
the letter TO the Cleveland Leader, and the
Leavenwor,h Herald pronounces it--a lie.
II the Squatter Severe en- would only con-
firm this, the public would be satisfied.
That the letter writer's ON both sides COL
or or cxaggerate, is hot unlikely. A pru-
dent reader and an observing editor, will
make due allowance for this. But the coin
age of facts, by Wholesale. is quite another
affair. and is not likely TO be practised by
any writer, or, if practised, would not be
likely to deceive many editors. He who
penned the Cleveland letter--if bis name
be correctly reported 10 us-is incapable OF
falsehood, or deception, and is freer from
the excitement which colors or exaggerate.
than any correspondent in kansas whom
We know. We should be glad 10 learn that
the facts stated by him were not so; but We
shall not SO believe upon the declaration OF
the 81. Louis Republic n or Leavenworth
Herald
The Republican has the following, which
shows its love of truth and its honestly
Chen a Trih
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

70 W a
As 1T Is IN 1855
A Gazetteer for Citizens, and . Handbook FOL
Immigrants.
EMBRACING q full description of the State o!
II Iowa-her Agricultural and Miaeral0gical
character hefWater courses, Timber lands Boil and
Climate; the various Railroad Lines being built snc
those projected with the distances from station 20
station, on each; number Of Churches, Schools and
Societies In each County; Population and
business statistics OF the most important Cities and
Towns; Information for the immigrant respecting
the SELECTION eatfy and cultivation OF Prairs soil;
list ads IN the state; tables Of distances
all the Stage routes through the State, &c, De-
ACCOMPANIED BY the latest and most authentic Map
Of the state, and illustrated with number Of Land
scapes and other Views. 500 pages Vino.
BY NATHAN PARKER.
Davenport, Iowa.
Price, withMap, 81 so. Price, without Map, 81 90.
For Sale by
w. II. HOLMES Il CO.,
No. lie Claire Block.
Davenport Aug. goth, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
select schoo1
FOR
Young Ladies and Gentlemen,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
n n G 6; c. srRrrr' prineiy.l.

INSTRUCTION given in the usual English branche,
/ -Maihe mates, Classics. Book Keeping. Natural
Philosophy, French, Music, Drawing, Painting, &C.,
&c.
apply to the Rev. & c. Street, at his res
ideucc. Cram pton's Buildings, near The Gas Works
east cHd Of Third street
References (by permisson) TO the Rev. 4. Louder
back, Rector Of Trinity Church. Rev. W. RutIedge
Pastor OF First Baptist Church, Mrs. Wallace, Col
Evans, Dr. A. NJ Smith. Col. Eads, and other
of the highest responsibility.
Oct. 10, diff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT.


MOT Gas Light-but Economical Facts In Lamp
IN Light,
Half pint of - III
One Of vande rhoofs Britannia Metal Patent Foun-
tai n Lamps costs 4I.35
Extra Tin Foot Loaded, Is " l.i0
Tin I.amps, - rs
Half pint OF the Fountain Oil will burn dou BILE
wicks. giving n brilliant and steady light.
IS houre, Or 81 hours Tor a fraction over cent
The Fountain Lamp holds halfpnt, and once filed
and trimmed viii burn eight evenings Of 81 hours each
without being rcflled or trimmed, saving m i'm
mense deal OF trouble, and removing one II the
greatestobie lions o the use Of oil
will be apparent to every who examines this
natter that this is by far the cheapest and best light
q family use, and being pure, fixed oil, free
from smoke pleasant both TO the taste and SMELL and
free of all danger from exp osiops it recommends
itself as being Just the lhing that every family re-
quires.
The subscriber fer tho present is oca ted on Main
bet. Front T. Second SIS, in w. Jennings Clothing
store, where the public are invited to call and exam
inc these lamps JAS. T.. SM Lii.
Oc,22dlm Sole Agent for the State Of Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
NEW ARRIVAL
AT
.Hifchcll'S En- pOrisg1 M
FL 81 If R.al. . LIAR frcsu a

Ear Stds ~ Bray ST., "a doev JFcm ID -.
wv n are now receiving nd opening our SECON D
w stock of FALL r. WINTER GOODS
Consisting in part of the following articles:
French Merinoes OF ali Colors,
l'oturgs aud En-. lsh"
Plain and Fixd. all wool De Lans,
Grape he Paris, lanics Cloths,
Flain, Figd. and PLAID. Debazcs,
Alpacas, Worstcd Plads,
Red and Orange Cold. Saisberg Fianncls.
Plain, Gray, biue, Red, yellow Il Whit. Flanels
Brown and Bleached Canton Fiannels,
Fancy yevets for Dresses and Chdrcns Wear,
Mannla We vets,
Black Watered Silks,
New Styles Striped and Plaid Dress Siks,
Plain 4 Tx Silks. Brocade Silks,
10 4 Hieached Sheeting and Pillow Case Muslin
Cassilnercs, Sattinets, Broad Cloths,
and Vestings,
and large assortment Of all kinds of Staple and Fan
cy Dry Goods numerous to specify. As our goods
are all of such do SRA BILE styles and good qualities we
do deem it necessary TO occupy large slacc in
this valuable paper in the wy Of advertising. but
would merely say to all those wishing 10 purchase
articles of good quality nj very low prices, that our
stock OF goods of such Qualities and styles will
bear close exa nina, and show for themselves.
No trouble TO show goods.
Come one aud uil and examine our stock.
Oct22 H. r. r. w. MITCHELL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
N @ r I @ e /!

9 q. DAWSON, 8 CO., have formed
and .isle Of DAws son, Grggs 4 Co., 10 take effect
on the LIST day Of November, 1855.
All persons having unsettled accounts with The oil j
Arm arc requested 70 call and settle.
Davenport, oets5
WINTER APP Is.
YUST received aid Tor sale u los " hnc WINTER
u APPLES, a. Parme,e's Eating House, opposite
In rrcws new BLOCK, Prcnt 81
oetgSlA vim
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
naycnnart Market.

GAxstTE oryIoE, Tuesday. Oct 70, r. M.
We continue to quote wheat ut $i.eo, though to-
day, some Rock Island operators have been giving
n advance ola few CENTS In addition 10 paving the
ferriage both wnys--a competition against which
farmers arc by no means disposed to protest nrsi
rate article OF barley brings aeo, and the prices
range from that down TO AS according to quality
Tho weather Is stll clear and pleasant.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
BosusELEcTIoE IEKANSAB.


According to the Kansas Tribune Of the
18th, the votes given to Reeder for Con.
gress, at the election on the 9th inst, WAS
= ,372. This election was conducted on the
popular principle. and not under any law ,
and it is only surprising that double that
number ofvotss was not given. II could
have been done without any trouble or re :
s.raint, as no one was present to challenge
voters.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
TALLMAN & POWERS,
V%Waa A1iENT0

LNNU AUENIS.
Office south side Of Second Street, between
Brady and Main.
improved Farms, city property and unimproved
land for sale commission.
Forty acres ofland situated on she bluff one and o
halfmes west OF Court House, having upon II sever
81 Ane vicwsof river. This cheapest prOpe In the
applying soon.
Several desirable houses In the city for sale cheap.
Improved farms In Scott county, near Davenport
Aiargs uAntiiy ofanimproved land In Scott, Clin-
ton, Cedar and ascstine counties.
NAV 49, lass. TALLMAN 4 POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS.
TIE undersigned are now prepares 20 procure
: Land Warrants for all persons entitled TO then
under the late act Of Congress.
Land Warrants located Ia sny once in the state.
TALLMAF d POWER
April 10. Ia55-d-N
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
neal Estate.


JoHs r. H. TALLnAH. CnARLss AS
Poughkeepse, N. Y. Davenpofs,lowa'
TALLHAI 3 POWERS.
Attorneys Il CoumsellOrsa ~ Law
snA Land Agents.
DAvEHP0RT, IOWA.
Oce, south side Of second street opposite LsClare
Block lover Wiiey's st9Te.
ANDS boughtand sold on Com ih1ssion. Having
Lxiso nm Office In Eastern New York, ~ point
from hich slarge emigration may be expected during
the present season, have unusual adv antagcs TO
dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
TTLoapshegotiated on Real Estate security.
-REFERENcES-
New York City. Psughkeepsie n.y..
Hon. John Van Buren, Hon. CharlcsH Ruggies,
- A.C. Flagg, '' Gilbert Dean,
- Charles O'Con0r, VasseFA q Co.,
William r. HavcmcyeF, I" Benson LOWING
Anthony Bleeckcr, Prof 3. z. = Morse,
William B 81 idmore. Utica, II.
Albany, N. Y. Hon. Horstto Seymour
Hill, Ca9gef K Porter Chicago. Ill.
Hu1eboome, King and Bo!es RK.Swift and Co..
Ersstus Corning. Mile aud 20 wier,
Apll3d VT WIZ. Wood aud ca.
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Corrsetsd Daily BY Burrans T. hrtasssr.
COMMISSION MkRaMANrs, ERaGT srnkaT.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08
Our PennsSivshla Correspondence.
READING, Penn. Fab. q. Ie5,

Our P~ennssivshla Correspondence.
READING, Penn, Feb. G, 1885,
Knoto Nothings IN "Oh Berksn-Progrsss of the
Lodge-Elwtisn Of United States Senasor-
a NsO Platform.
have no doubt some Of your readers would like
10 know whether the American party are making
any progress in "Old Bsrks," the Gibraltar Of demo
cracy-the county which, had the ID bsen nomi-
mated on the democratic ticket heretofore, would
lave given him their regular standing majority Of
1850. But nevertheless, ! can ASSURE you II Is pro-
crossing beyond the hopes Of it, most sanguine
founders. The nrt lodgeas Beading WAS organized
In the Odd Fellows Hall, In June last, and with such
rapidity did they Increase, (ss many as 50 in Q night
being taken in,) that In Q few weeks 1t was found
necessary to organize in every ward in town, Of
which there are. five. Tho work went bravely on,
numbers being admitted every night; lodges were
opened in the county, and township after toxnship
came wheeling into line. The fall election was ap
preaching, thousands Of dollars were spent by the
democracy to crush the order, and keep their foot
ing,and in fact some OF the old fogies verify believed,
If not for the Governor, ct least for Congressman,
their majority would be 5000.
The election came, the votes were polled and
'sam" did his work most effectually. The demo.
cEaoy were terrified at the result, their majority for
Governor was but 8 400, while that Of Congressman,
(the only true test, } reached the enormous number
Of z, 200. The glory Of democracy had truly depart
cd from Old Berks. But now came the tug Of war,
II they could only keep in the traces what they bad
Know Nothings, pledged their delegates that they
were not members Of the order, nor never would be,
and impl0red them with tears in their eyes to stand
by their party. But these worthless might as well
save the mselves any further trouble, q "Ham" has
q capacious NAV, and will not stop until he has
swallowed up the county, and In the csmpaigo Of
56 be will beat and pummel them into Q jelly. Yes,
lick tsem 70 bad, that, should their own father, Frank
Pierce, zee them be would not kr ow them.
The election Of. United States Senator Is the al
absorbing topic just now. There are q host Of pro-
minent aspirants, and 1t is almost impossible to form
any idea who will be the successful candidate. Old
Berks is also urging her claims for one Of her sons,
and should good looks have any influence, l think he
will stand Q very good chance. At any rate, 1 can
assure You that no man will be elected who 10 tine.
tured too much with abolti,nism, as the American
party in this State have an eye TO the bulldog no
Of q platform that both the North and the South
may safely stand upon. RIFLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-08

DREADFUL DEATu.-A yourg man by the name
OF Levi Divorce, an engineer upon the Ba,timor
track, near Rockwel's river, In Morgan county. Va,
while runnir at the rate Of thirty Eve miles an hour,
on the Sd inst, when he was caught under the en-
CINE, where The boiling water ran directly into his
mouth, scslding Tim In O most shocking mlnnsr.
internally % wen as externally. He was relieved,
says the Bath Enterprise, 90 soon an possible, an
Notwithstanding be was 10 badly 'scaldsd, he lived
for eight hours after the accident occurred, retain.
ing eli his faculties 20 the last. He WAS a aingls
man, about rs years Of age. His parents reside near
Cumberland, No.