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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

In reply TO an article in the Washington
Unoin, which attempts TO justify the neg
lee, OF the President TO put down the Mis-
souri rioters iu Kansas, by asserting that
the citizens OF the free States had interior
ed unlaw fully in the affairs OF the Territory,
Mr. Theodore Dwight, Presiden, ofthe N.
Y. Kansas League, has published the fol-
lowing card:
TT. Warrington Unions Nisreprssenta.
sions Of the Kansas Companiss.-The Union,
in an article jus, published, in defence OF
the Presidents course respecting Kansas,
justifies him merely on the ground that the
Western Companies have &C ted illegally
This charge is no, brought forward very d.
ree.ly; but il is certainly the basis Of the
article. Tia, it is wholly unjust and nn-
founded may be easily shown. at least so
far a. the New York Kansas Companies are
concerned. No. ap nny has euer BEEN paid
10 induce any one TO 60 TO Kansas; and all
that has been done is merely giving infor-
nation. providing for safe and convenient
travelling, and for advantageous locations.
II 10 highly unjust 10 place such operations
on level with the irruptions of hired and
armed men, residents OF Missouri, TO abuse
/ the "bona 6ds settlers" drive them from
the polls. vote in their stead. and thus IN
troduce one of,he most despotic and bloody
codes ever invented. Toe Union is called
upon to prove or re,ract its misrepresenta
tons, which it may perhaps nave IN sde
| through mistake, bat which are wholly I'M
/ founded, and altogether unjus,iiab!e.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

TnE NORTHWEST PASSAGE Nov that
Dr.. Kane's expedition has retained, and Sir
John Franklin and his hapless associates
NAV be considered Lost forever, we hope to
see no more of the stupendous folly Of
searching for s7thwest passage which
could be Of no practical use 10 mankind il
discovered.
Thi. wicked-because disastrous as veil
as useiess-search has cost, in addition 10
valuable lives, money enough to have e.
tab!ished in England and the United States
each. Polytechnic school more extensive
than any in the world. and each OF which
would have been OF more use to mankind, q
million times, than the now!edge OF the
Northwest passage, or snv scientific facts
collected in searching for II, could ever be
81 Inns Intel.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
The Retired Naval List.

The Washington correspondent OF the st.
Louis Republican. who appears to possess
more than ordinary facilities for getting
Quick and reliable information of the pro-
ceedings At the seat Of Government, makes
the following remarks concerning the ere.
tired naval list" 10 his letter Of the 9Th in
slant
"The excitement about the retired naval
list increases as Congress- draws near. II
will be recollected that an impression was
attempted to be created that Com. stewart
desired to be retired - IN example to young
er officers This IL all CANNON. sod
lronside q" dared the President to trial OF
his eficieccy by placing himself aud Com
mcdore Perry in charge OF vessels, and let.
ting them test their comparative skill and
efficiency. But a most unexpected mine
has jus ex ploded under the whole proceed
inc. in the shape of a protest which was
made and entered by Com. Stewart against
the proceedings of similar Board in lsi6
and of which he himself was the presi-
ding officer. In this protest he foreshad-
ows precisely the present state OF anars'
and speaks as If with gift of prophecy
with secret uiuuIai, nc s1sss ~ SA'NS'
is safe" How his own case illustrates the
truth OF this. He condemns the whole pro.
ceeding as "violative OF aaw, justice and hon
or'-as inconsistent with the spirit Of our
| Government, and as calculated TO entail
ireparable injury upon innocent men. de
re fused TO cooperate with the Board, and
each time when called on to vote, entered
II decline 10 rote" This protest had been
forgotten, aad its resurrection just at this
crisis is exceedingly annoying to those who
are disposed to approve OF the operations OF
Board who it is sscertained devoted just
".us,us minusss" 10 each officers case and
found two hundred and one OF them guilty
of ineficiency-andm many of them guilty OF
offences which justified, in their opinion,
dis missal from the service without previous
notice and without dollar in their peck.
cts. Several hundred thousand copies OF
Com. Stewards protest will be printed for
distribution, .s peculiarly applicable to the
late Board"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
Ax,r.I PIAxr-The Baton Rouge

Ax,xAL Plant The Baton Rouge
Comet says that Mr.. p. F. Stanton, OF Liv-
ingston Parish, in that State, has very sim
gular plant in his garden, which seems e
be the connecting link between the animal
and vegetable world. The plant y about
three feet high, and It's stamen reaches the
ground. Al the end II is armed with
small sharp substance With which il pierce'
insects and lifls them into the calyx, where
they are grssped BY thu plant aud app'o
! priated to is support
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

GARBAGE AsD FouR. AND SsAKE
CHARxER. During the Fair, good deal
Of notice was taken of poor cripple who
sat in wooden carriage, drawn by four
dogs. Whether he got diploma or pre-.
MUM we did no; learn, but certainly he
was a. much deserving il as many who had
met,le of another kind on exhibition. He
i. q kind Of snake charmer, for on S.tur.
day morning, he handled Mr. kennecou's
collection of poisonous rattle snakes, as il
he and they were old acquaintsnces and
good friends As reward for his courage
he was presented with the rattle snakes,
and oben' twenty common snakes-ail OF
whie ~ slowed away carefully in his
pockets, cacckling the while over the num-
Der of "dear pets" he would hsye-crawl-
ed into his box, took hold OF the reius-
aourished the whip. and away he started al
full dog speed.-Chic. Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

TRs FISHERY coxx,ssfos.-The 81. John
Courier states tina, the members Of the
Joint Fishery Commission have made con
siderable progress. IN their labors on tina,
coast during the present season. not~ith-
standing the time los. in waiting for Gen
eastman. Mr.. Periey, the British Com
missioner, has proceeded westward TO Ell.
psve IN the duties Of the Commissioner OF
the coasts of the United States, ccmuenc-
in, with the harbor OF New York.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

The Rev. John Grubsr, well known as
an eccentric, but vcryuse.ul minister OF the
Methods, Episcopal Church, DESTROYS TO
correct an error in the eloeution OF one OF
his Young brethren, much given to the melo-
dious termination Of each sentetoe with an
emphatic an wrote the following queer
letter 10 him.
"Dear-ah Bro,her.ah: When-ah you-ah
go-ah to-ah preach ah, take-ah care-th
you-ah doh't-ah y-ah-ah-ah ah-ah .
"Yours-ah,
JoHy-AH GRUBER-AH."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

SohE SHOOTING The Dee MONIES States.
man says that during recent hunting ex.
cursion, Mr.. Tom linson, OF that Office, shot
FIVE pehcans by single discharge Of Min
ME rife, az distance of eight hundred
yard- One Of the birds, the leader Of the
flock, measured six feet and four iBches,
from his beak 70 his feet.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

FiaE N CIscIsxATL-OnSn Sunday morn
ing last the steam carpenter and flooring
riIls of Messrs. Hinckle e. shields, Cincin-
natl, were entirely destroyed BY fire. Loss
500 600. No Insurance. Mr.. 3. ]. John,
cabinet ms ker, lott lot Of uIfni he'd fer
uiture, and Messrs. Bird. Hoilibirc g. Co..
,heis blacks mithing and pattern shop.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

THr CAxpEs AsB AsBoY AcclDEsT.-
We see Il stated tina, abou. twelve persons
injured By the accident on the Camden and
Amboy Railroad still remain al Burlington,
no. being sufficiently recovered to remove.
i, 10 also stated that seven suits have already
been instituted against the Company, and
the presumption is thai more will be shortly
commenced.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

Forest PLAYED Hamlet on Monday even
ing at the Broadway Theatre. After do
ing it, he was called in front of the curtain
and said, al have not words, nor utterance,
nor the power OF speeeh"-whch was GER
tanly putting rather fine point upon 1t.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

At the theatres in New York, on Monday
evening, the 9Th, $1,000 we're taken. VI
this the largest portion ts4,5O0) was re,
ceived at the Metropolitan. where Rachel
appeared.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

The dispisy Of fireworks At Burlington
proye6 TO be "Gzzle." The Marshal can.
,sssed the city and succeeded 10 raising
FIN cents, wli.ch amount Mr. Brooks did
~, conceive Sufficiently large TO tempt
him TO burn bis powder $50 the e1hibl-
ton ives stponed indie fnitely."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
WASHINGTON NURSERIES

I'RUiI and Ornamental Trees, shrubs. &c. Par.
NETS and Others ~ lnts yieiBity ggy depand up.
On genuine aTtClr, BY applying 10 the subscriber,
as the Propretors have locaaj grounds Ia tAii cily
and putant for iutafe operations, and VIII, Ia few
da. make large shipments to this ely from beir OLD
ground. at Geneva, n. T.. Aii EAys 40 Irresponsible
Agents.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Once, No. 2, Oh Second floor OF Witherwas BLOCK q,
Entrance on Brady NJ. first door below second 81.
Davenport. oeI G.d12m jNQ. u. WALDO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

The Washington correspondent Of the
n. Y. Times says there 10 atalk Of nomins-
,iug Wm. II Richardson as the Nebrasks
candidate for the Speakership.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

Congregational singing has been intro
1need ia Dr.. A.aEap4er's church, Ffth
a9caup. New Y5rE Tie cagr lns been
Oh missed and tue ane organ removed 40 -
to face the people. A gentleman stands al
the side of the minister, to lead the singing
Of the old tunes, which are exclusive y
sung.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

Bernard Duffy, of PhiIadelphia, having
poisoned nine Of his neighhors' cows, was
sent 10 prison while intent upon doing for
he tenth animal.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

IN, MARRIED..

On Wednesday. lryh Inst, by Rev. Mr.. RrrlrpGs
Mr. JOINT. CARROLL 10 Miss FRANCES PIE RCE,
ali Of this county.
We congratulate our friend nr"n hiseniranee Into
the married stale ard hope be may realize the hHpi
ness that evos attends well concerted marriage.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

Immense beds OF sosrstone have been
discovered within a few days past in VOL
co,yile, Conn, on the Naugatack railroad.
A company for the quarrying business has
been formed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

The Chio S34ts toarTsE ssys ta1t olt IF
t6abiy gbi Ssh&iofs asar3 FROM only
three Demec5sis DE elected, 81 seyen'g-
niae Repre5ea' etifs2 heard from, niae1aea
ara Democrats.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

A specimen of Chinese hemp was exhib'
tied at the late FAIR at Lexington, KY,
which was fifteen feet in height
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
BUILDING LOTS,

OK well located building lots East OF Railroad lie
- pot with splendid view OF the river, kock Island
and DaVensort, VIII sold one 10 Ave years cred
1t. I5ase io.s are destined 20 becoipe valuable rs
the c, eKte sds ia limits A.sa stone quarry lot for
sale. Apply TO
sept2e A, {. FULTON.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

No. is5. Three Houses sud Lots terref tf Fsv.a
aud lie lalre streets, t"se IN al iul NJ - &C.
te ClaiGe street, The q hole stltue LEASED fl3,s.
aia great batsnin Il ali I.s cH y one fsn0u.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

lae Chicago ift@e sa!s ice census feta' =.
Of Illinois indicate larger aggregate BY
acme twe burdres thousand, than ~ss sntic-
,psssG.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

No. is4. Smother brick House Aes The .ro,,.,.
fhiri and seou streets, 3Vsa1, nine room. ,,s ~
Kitchens, v lit b. sold io~ en- lor errtit Il -
dtltou ia the above We have rregi yarefy r, -
pro- er 20 @Lish We invite the attention Of bgrss
sIs. Gko. l.. AIthOLLs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

SO. Isl. i beautiful hius Let On tie snr,r a.
af sixlh street oppos,ts MACK OTIS gards4. :. Il !
Leased for ~ years.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
SolcCt School
Young Ladies and Gentlemen,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ksv. g. G srRtfr,, pr.reiysl..

OBSTRUCTION given In the usual En- glsh branches
l. Mathematics, Gigsscs, BOOK ksrp,Hz, Natural
Philosophy, FsvBeh, ASsic, Drawing, Painting, dc,
FOR apply to the Rev. g. C. Street at his res
ideucc. Erampton's Buildings, regr The Gas " orks
east end Of Third street
References thy perinssioul 10 the Rev. A. Louder
back. Pastor OF IriBllY Church, Rev. w. Kuledge
Pastor OF Ritst Bsplist Church, Mrs. Wallace, Cot
Evans Dr A NJ Smith, Col. kads, aud oihsr ents
Of the highest rsspeetabiiisy.
Oct ~, dif
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

~. ldi. iloa.e and Lot on SeenGt stfetl Ia,
Of l0s&- HouEa 2atufius luhs4. eoE.lTHugats9sgys.
andsie ~" families, Lrs.e 10 Egu - s4T, tIGa Ia q,
tnril 0t"nrd Eeat SO pr ltll aia fr,se sSt "a
ioase 4i.d keasUs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
To Lease for q Term OF Year,

have. HHiabsr Of Houses aud Lets to lease H..
10 ID SeArs,a vhseb ara tue following
M. Ia. hoGsc ard Tot On tie sarih .ide Of TIA
street Eat Of haib Lease for - wears Bot
on ~Aivh - eruelua good franc house.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

No. ta3. ARss house with ak ruoa.s sggyss,-rs
~ arranl ed. cellar aud tth,trH on Third ,i.s, ~.
Iowa and lie uIare streets, 10 Lrsse for se. nj
AoyUElb Der Hcat
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

Au I5r- Tae Mansion House. o nesw
rgfEvr al Tslrd alta Igr4 streets. ht.o Frat
Hogsr oH iosa slfVsl; Lease tgT ~ gsSrs On. Ma,
SsoA House Teuis for sjIt per SEH.E.- ITils s.st.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
N O tice @.

DFRSONS wishing 10 purchase land or building
j lots, win call on True a Davis, near the Post
tfios. Oct Is Z {, FULTON.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
| o W A LAND AGEhti'
LANDS FOR GALE
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

Tract '--l ne ! igf: sss Wv Seq rasssf
10 ali 400 acres; situated on the Railroad n''''
Tract e-The " ofibe S W OF Sec l0T7sNN'
Il. miles from Davenport, eontaihseo acre., ma
Tract a-Ihe . VI See. ~ y NJ Z ie''-''
acres 10 mile. from davenport ..,eo
Trau4~TAs W Of Sec : 7 20 RS 2 lG3 ~ "
acres adjoining Tracts, 10 miles north from p'''A
p"r. sxp,
r, 40 acres smilssiroIn The city xoqF
Tract s--Ihe l. al the Of Soc u 70 y hsN
Stores. on tg h-i Road, ~iie, tiom SEss
r., 50 acres also parts % Secs. n aud ieI " 80
10 all making one iaTm OF 2s0 ~ 100 acres, upon WV
Mississippi river, IL miles from Davenport ,rr,t
Tract i1-Ani improves Fam fenced ana ah 80 a.,
tAted, niee house, springs ard creek on ~ ~,
Hickory Grove road, q miles from 'GNn' usIs' Soe
aiee ienee started e"i'tei! afou"u iA' '"'"'
Tract la--i60 acres in see'sa7 and q T - NE,
Tract gin See, 10 10 "a Z 70 y k2 Il, 3so a'''N
loOlaproyed and toin Timber. ...
~ cLISros .OuSTY, IOWA
Tract 22-", fractional OF me \. W. rs NilI,,
~, n, r., u s7-Iuu acres, near lLorbs MINIS
EerS low, il GpII .gd fef s0OR.s
la Henry tounty, Illinois a., ,So,
Tract ia-fhoS Il and the Il al the \" o. S
81 u n re- r, 2+V"cres, fine spring on H. INV
Trae. ls--lLe of See 81 = 10 N Il l f. OF '-0
acres. =, asn
Tract ls--IhC OF Sec " 1 10 n " - W
acres 49,, ~ ,sn
Tract eO--The W! OF Sec 81 7 10 \ RI Is Of i'0
acres. ,.- .,..,o.p
Also, about 80 Lot. in Russels addition to the town
OF Genesea. Long lime.
In Rock Island County, Illinois. ,.o
Tract 2I--The w OF Sec IS 7 u ! " 'o' 'oS
acres,
2 Lois on Brady Street cor. OF college. ~
Lot on Brady 81, Ia Hewos & Robinsoh's aa"h'"'
containing IA 100 acres, Low for Cash
Apply 10
WILLIAM ALLEN.
General Land Agent,
Ser. 75th, One "a BIZ Eas' OF n'A''N
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

No. l63. 4 three story oriek Housein Fo,,,,, !.
hulons ADDITION. on ihe tiua, house asa5G. IN
ed, can be soid so a. to make good inv sefi Is
ing . Large annual reiurA-a.5ut.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
Hoaaes and Lots in North paysarer
FOR SALE

FOX SALE.
No. l67 Three hcs Houses o. FBrAam a'rt.
Sn,th Of Locust, cath siih seven ruoins, reiis q.
tern, good scii "i safer, h"Ese seil cal bed IL
sentuah biibes,ga5 30 tE acre u Ground ttssa @L
These LOIS it "a a. 5aiuGtts sIs VI liz k-Vtt
pvpot-pnse ,etS
No. G.. 4 House stb i.n LOIS - round oIIs
site AIR. Notes on BT.oy st' esq si-.tt,
No.lis. 4 fame eotsge on The corner Of PEN
and Locust streeis,5gnise- 8. ,.uo.
No. Las. Besides he above have HWmbsfaI@E
Improved Los Ia Asrkal ta.h, iambrltr and 50
HsaSrf's sduit,oH - ApaE i-yrItUrl, winch tiA!s
said los. H. lessobs r.sAlaz lVAIfteEs heI.
No iC9, besTisfal utlaEe ard Groonds sijeh.
itg NJ. LBmbr,tc's Hps.usL.e Lot IlHlt5. salta
Will bS sod y ~ o. etthoui iuis He.1iHhs % as
soGIh--fate III House ara lee s2,.tp.
apply ~
GEORGE [. NICHOLS,
tns q AalA.li sssoadts
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
Out Los

have several small tr1tis vi Land In tie iDn.'
dist- ,ietnnt Of Inc city, containing from one "
IN eEil suitable for pryEts residences sa'ssh
whey arts Sc. which ! VII sell at prisss warm
from sJs 10 $50, soine flhe.e within 1Ae Inns
VI The city. Clio. l.. NiIkOLLs,
aT Matn Il Second SIS,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

D. sides lh~ above have aumbnr ~ unEr5tgyt:
lots 10 dreteHt parts oiiAe Cits bieH IN agh5dL
ei 10 lease for terra 81 year, RlPiy 10
GEORGE l.. hitkuti..
Conner VI AAlL AID secsEa 4.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19

No. log. three story brick House on Sonn .
Of Second near Main. an Xeel lsnt .tof. rna, ~
arst door, th" whole house well nnishei Ogeitrf ~
lot GsalsO. '"'e
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
FAsHIONABLE CLOTHING


i -Adia, bstussa Frsst dad Second stresrs, would
invite attention Of the citizens Of Davenport and
the pubiie generally to his choice II Ok of
SHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Amoag which may be foniid the mo,, desirable
assprimebt.u be obtained IA tAts .other arket
The st-c every qualify and The sly les arr
always to be re red tae latest, particular siieBtoh
bstag paid to that consideration. Long experience
close application the basihesshare enabea th.
proprietor anticipate the waBts OF tho public with
considerable degrees ofcert i,s, pcrsons In want ofa
choice artlieie Vi READY MADE CLOTHING ars
respectfully Invited 10 cali and examine my stock be-
fore making their purchases
Customers ear be suiled Is 70 ards price and quality
oetIs WILLIAM JENNINGS.
NOTICE.
TIVE T,x-Psyers Of seaooi District No. ?, city q
i Davenport, viii please noiles that the Special
lax of one mlii voted sst May is How due. shall
cal! those living the District before hurs
day, 18TH inst luoss prepared nlay and 81
No. lie riAtr" Block hooV sterel anring the ~eet
ending oeI. -. Persons asailins themselves of
that opbortualgS viii be returned for rolieelion.
davenport, DC. /. lsa5 u
, Lhhi'GE anA fts,i, supply % waekercl, Herring
y and " hite Fish, just rsevNed aud for sslc ey
BAhkLkf, IheMrsu> n CO.
ee y div Cor. 81 ard Perrs STREETS.
Western Reserve Cheese:
cnn BOXES Fresh
Sn casss hhs2lil.imoro Cove oysters.
oSn stGs 't.ir.o prime R.o .oa java oores.
~.JO oril7 y, r 4 co.
I ,',,, hhdlSSs. \. Q. and 500 por, Refined.
lUU oell7 D., 7. & CO.
!,l,G liRuNs--
LUO our B..r.&co.
Tobacco Teas, salt. Golasses, &C ke..
TOGETHER vita the largest assortment OF G roee.
rles generally constantly on band aud for -sie u
The trade only, b, I. d co.
Oct Il d-i~
Fresh Groceries
WE have jast received from the East the largest
10 Davenport. We baseesery sIheIe IN our lin aud
wiz ~arrani good. 10 be Of the besI quality and
our prices reasonable. We invite both dealers ald
families to call and exainins our sioek,
oesl. pALzELL 4 BRO.
Fish, Fish.
NEW Salmon IN KITS,
~ - Aaekerel Ia Bois, and Kits,
- Cod Fish,
- Aachlnas whIc Fish In ibis. & hlf. bbis.
10 store and fof sale b. bALzELL n BRO.
Oct ~ sE.Cor. I'd n Perry SITS.
/ - AGO, Coaco, French Chocolate, Broma, tgria.
LDsiarch Polish, Garrasa! Seed,, and Canary Seeds,
fr-stiD ~ asrril's Yesst Powders,
GIound,icses, Cassis, piHchto and Pepper,
African Cayenne Pepper, dc d.
IN store aud for sale py
ocII5 UAIZFLL & BRO.
Fresh Teas
/ 4 LARGE assortment Of Fresh Teas Of all grades
AAaBd quality Ia hiorr al for sale by
| oell5 nALzkLL & BRo.
Cheese.
! 4 FEW more ofihosc good cheese ran be found a,
T. i-zTSG rrr f-r .1c ~
ID Oct II DALZELL & BIC
Kali. way Maps
Y nF THE WESTERN STATES, showing all 'hc
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
Fresh Teas
Lhcu3e

4 La RICE assortment of Fresh Teas Of all grade
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-09-19

/ The FAcrs !-The s.Orgin,'' in noticing the
| nomination of PAssMoRE WILLIAMSON for Ca
| nal Commissioner, by the Republican State
| Convention, says ssWILLIAMsoN. we believe
was never heard of before he assisted some
dozen or twenty negroes to steal away the
servants of Col. Wheeler, &c.
1t is usually deemed the part of generosity
not 10 strike a fallen foe, but the political
ethics of our neighborS know no such weak
ness. We suppose, however, that Mr.. Will
hanson will be able to endure even this taunt,
| in addition to the injuries he has sustained at
the hands of judge, who must be in the eyes
Of our ueighbor, very Solon.
The facts of the case are so we'll known by
this time, as TO leave no doubt that such ig-
norance of them the sentence we have quo
ted infers is wilful. The ssserUants of Col.
Wheeler,' were FREE. Judge Kelly Charged
the jury who tried the s.do=en or ficenty ne
groes, precisely sir, as the record shows
.'that when Wheeler brought Jane Johns on
and her two children into the state they be-
came free as he was.'' Moreover, when
some of the jackals OF the District Court of the
United States had concocted charge Of fhtSh-
| ,cdy robbery against these esdoeeA or twcnfy.''
| for 'sstealing the servants of Wheeler the
District Attorney of Philadcphia publicly
abandoned the charge, and pronounced it
simply absurd.
These dozen or tlcsnty, (in t!.el ngnase OF an
adulterated truth, these sax ,grJeS were IN
dicted for riot, and assault and battery. All
Of them acquitted the charge OF riot;
ttco of them were found guilty on the charge
of assault and battery upon the person of
| Wheeler.
This is a statement OF the facts of the case,
so far as they are pertinent to the matter in
| hand. And the simple statement of them is
ali that is needed TO disarm the sneer which
our neighbor thinks fit to fling at Mr.. William
son, because convention of the freemen of
Pennsylvania, had dared to nominate him for
an office, which he neither solicited nor desi-
red.