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AspsoY or FRxscu sroLIArror CLANS
washington. November ~, 1855.

AopsoY FprscH srotrArtor cLIIssl
< ....... Washington, November ~, 1883.
IN many Inquiries claimants srsn,t
United Of polstons committed by the
French ratification the with France
e00vix Jay 81 le0i-ns OF proceeding proper 70
obtaining redress deem most cipedsn hns
publicly all after consulting competent ADVISERS,
Claims they would be niIcd 10 with
other claims, and hcstoe not nceed
mar % ohjecuon-bui submit
(pefcrinr the open
coming the full That direct r.ei
viii he provided for Them through special board OF oomsen
Compress. grant, Of claims bs
made 20 ~ by direct legislative act
would fully and constantly oe
~ highest class Tor three and Justice en-
phscsy potn board right and proper ~ ne
Nov 2S--diw JAMES w. ChDsThN'
the College of ~. james, Maryland.
THE present begins Monday ID OF
Il March. :,
collegiate preparatory and commercial
studies
Address Rev. Dr. KERFooT, Rector, nc.
Feb t2--aawfw
rEouaE WOODS NEW wORK.-Modern Pilgrims,
" showing improvements travel and the newes, methods
reaching Celestial Gsosss Wood, suthor OF "Fcrf
sehelmihl Ia hmefiea.p volumes. Price o. "a
Letters - physician Just entering upon psepce 's"
jackson, N. ~, III. H. 81
Japan ny Richsd wfdrsth author Of History
OF the Unicd stnies ~ 70. -.
Story Of Republican Eaoaliv by Sydney A. soy,
81 Is.
TAYLOR 4 MAURYT
Nov rs Roskstere eh street
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Housekeeping Articles.


THE subscriber desire. call public attention to his extensive
assortment OF house furnishing goods which 10 rendered
complete In every department, consisting In part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
plain white and dinner DESSERT and
tea large assortment OF vases dinner aud tea ware in de
scbed rich and with without
fancy articles appropriate decorate parior table,
toilet. - III
Dinner tea and toilet .es ALSO in detached pieces large
GLASS WARE.
American French, and Bohemian, such dccane aasons.
gohiets hooks Msd.as
liquors umbe. naser bowls eeee' water bottles hosi bowls
TABLE CUTLERY.
In Of halfdoyer hyono and three peoes also,
ivory handled knives onlyi and foks, steele, sc
BLoCK-TlS GOODS.
Such cha6ns Dishes uns,
coffee pots tea pots, coffee higgins, SC.
PLATED GOODS.
Such coffee and .c and forks castor,
covered dishes, pitchers cake and fruit baskets walters SC
JAPhsSED GOODS.
Such as walters, and in plate warmers sioP Ja
foot tubs, water cans, sc. .... -
GAS FIXTURES.
From factory Of Cornelius Baker Philadelphia for sale a,
the msuufncturers' retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar srardoes ware tenders and irons brushes
shoycis and coal hod, ladders goods
cooking requisites Of every description together With
large assortment Of articles Of utility
Hos-ekeepers decidedly ,er interest anime my
stock and prices They viii not only Ind
e ssn description OF goods purchssed any
any pau Of the lily or Georgetown f,ee Of
charge.
Catalogue. eoui.nias every article kept for
c. w. BoTELER,
Nov ll-9taw6wf Iron Han.
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No. b4Al
Sossc. % ane Reopsaiaap Dsssllls Land snes
La fllslsoks.


UANfNAt VFFIuEl sppL
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been register
Danvle land Illinois pare lists
remaining said dsc give lhry
notice from the date Of the OF said the
feopenne once the which applications will
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
sepi2i-saw6w fin's starI comnissionsr
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Notice of Limited Partnership.


TUE undersigned they have this day formed lin
Partnership under the firm Of Appleton 60 whose place
Baltimore, the buying aud
nses drafts and domestic exchange, bonds
of general stock brckerage
William Stuart Appleton and Henry w
said city, general partne aud George
county a special partner
George contributed his 81 the capital The
stock thousand dollars In cash and that
sa partnership
WIN. STUART APPLETON,
n w, no 4 ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
HAVING together indicated in The
Ill notce the and sale OF
oegn and domestic exchange, collection
af bills negotiation loans, bonds, bills
busiuess public exchange
checks and allow Interest on standing aeeoultst
We secured the services Of Mr. LAWRENCE p BAfNE,
5.den Wiihes CO., Washington ID. o.
undivided business OF
will fully recognized by
APPLETON h CO.,
April J-6w .........#.. .. ala Baltimore street.
coaI-Tbe subscriber has good srrcle Of
for cash ...#....I. s#9
Also oak and pine wood OF good quality.
THOMAS n. woRTHINGToN,
April 23-eo9w Cor. l4lh and Q susets, near canal
LswICK French English Female Seminary
IL pupils, 10 miles Baltimore and
Washington railroad and turnpike, miles south OF me village OF
laurel.
Tyson respectfully inform their patrons and
that Is close ter day school
2st April, that the of their
Ainwck Institution will Monday, the SIN May E,e ia
acqusiton French aud
ua the h Of May by letter addressed 20 the Iauc post once,
Md. April l2-d3tS eodtl 9Th May
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt. G. Mogs, u. s. Engineers. ...
We the undorsisned residents Of In the State Of,
hereby Jointly seveay Unsd aud
bid be accepted that he
they will within days after the othe said bid
same, and sufficient
perform proposed conformity
ofhe advertisement which And
10 aforesaid guaranty
good difference between the offer by the said and
the lowest bidder.
(sgnedl A. b,
c. ID.
hereby certify hat my knowledge and belief
above named guarantors a good and sufficient
(srned) R.F.
Mar s-3awtsthM May &Iawn
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II OssFELLOw's New Posm.-The Song Of Hiawaiba
IL by Henry wsdswOrth Longf,llow. Ptic, 81.
Curious Fairies and oher Funny People rs
Just published and for sae Al .- --.
... TAYLOR n MAURY's
NovI5 bookstore. 9th 81
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NEoRGE FOX arrived wHisrds Hotel Wsshirron, D.
@ in delay attending Organization % me Hors.
members NJ 10th rra"cn"s ao
violating their pocs' Pu"ope
upon popular candidate for sir Avcf ar fo 70 M
representing has ever me'ca nn
eonpae receive, the Distinguished and posnmous s.nfaf
ponrie lie had the faculty uniting we nsnusn
voices ofsbtop pres.nts tfm N o's nn
divided Tho House Of Representatives has been
time Of fsshon
organized rne fsbons In the r,ss'ic hsnd 81 Ar 70 me
what dcfgsni,sd ~ the rerssrn
assembly The genius The uccnmn
tho st the Other snbtucd BY the eoqosnee ins
assembly G.oss =
the assembly ~ fashion We have thus ff ns
uted rarsri ciosy eerfsin rons
ey dvfrg and titus h with leaders OF fashions snd
leaders ~ poics The speaker OF fashion r such 80 ~
designate repressrtaive loss HE right On
the nah ard toe night oss fof s right ~
he applies HIS v c~~s s~at,
ysthIs money. Doth equally well and sasy invested
Jan 2o--aa ss.n
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ofge days said payment
he Treasury Department has adopted ne form Of release 10 The
United States, and The form o. release 10 s state d Texas
notice is hereby cIedo that payment ra, VIA
be made e Of uned States means Of treasury
drains on some Of the assistant o. public dsppts ms
Uned aof June 1866 10 such Of TIE hold
Of The oeI evidences sad debt Ia &c
eosdanes win the of said acts who shall have assigned
he said evidences of said debt 10 the United
States in the form TO The United States
and the release form hs State Of Texas and died The
Secretary The Treasury % days before the LEI
being required investigate te genuine
which purpose the departments advised
agent knowledge Of the debt IL
handwriting Of The officials whose signatures
as 10 desirable thai all the certificates AID
should be ned 30 before the s Of June aud
The holders ali certificates ard evidences
viii be retained for examination and nvesga
ou until The department fully
evidences produced The and
executed aud acknowledged in The presence OF The
Secretary the Tessuy the chief esk
pube be Witnessed by the Assistant
ey chief clerk ani be cered BY the
der hs noa seal but wea ns holders desire 70 make the
The OF the CITY Of Wash
the OF assistant collector
of The the OF notary public, and
wneaed by the collector and Tho notary public, and
notary under his noana and There
collector Of the customs the place who're the
dss, the and releases be executed before
peseace OF the thereof
be Witnessed by he and certified by the clerk under his seal Of
holder United States, assignment
and releases executed before uned States consul and
certified him under his
executing such assignments and releases au declare
before the notary, clerk CONSUL
they are certificates
debit that the have been assigned them bona e for col
notary, clerk consul include the fact 0!
Ia their certificate Of observation-disclosures
pro dividend allowed by the accounting octs
paes aceordnncs with their directions,
the ra handed 10 their agents for trans
mission. #El .. ## JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
aN1 Form "A. #.g...aH. /. .#
Know persons by presents that has released,
United States OF America from all further
liability the of certificate evidence Of debt
number the Of g., uod by the iae republic OF
Texas redeemed United States in with the
entitled " An provide the
republic of Texas
in Congress OF September nine eighteen
III approved of February 1885,
OF Texas approved Of February, leJ6
sgs8a As witness my hand and seal ...,
| Form B. .#aM. sg' E3sAs3 M5sB4aF
persons presents has released
hereby releases all further ally
Of certificate svidcnce OF debt
OF s. issued by the late republic OF
Unied States accordance with The
Congress, entitled provide
naymrpt republic Of Texa
nine,
approved February 1885,
ibe LIST OF February, 1885,
| IA witness my 4
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change Of Hours.
- IL Sss4 Sssssa ass:51z{2 E

an Monday, e3d instant, will
" Washington At 9 and e4 a. M, AID ard an, p.
On Sunday, al AZ. p.
Leave Baltimore II ~ and OK, and and 81 y.
T. n. PARSONS, Agent
hprl g9-du
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TfsE Mr. n. T. HARFRR, Rrcomhcld street,
Boston, 81 those rich aud
elegant embroidered hall Of The latest Per'sn s
which universally admired newport last season ~ ~
not then able supply decand he ske this opportunity
inform orsninG fresh supply some NJ
which white bridal costumes
Also dresses c0fure eolrrs, msrises &c. AZ d
vsfi
Of 81 flowers, leather flowers sc
NJ Bbis the only house the United states whsfs ihss
goods be obtained. rI
Eosror, January 5, 1855,
Jan s-1sw9~
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LIE Of the stss Of Tssss do hereby
EDWARD signed certificate the preceding
SECRETARY n state s and the date NJ ss cerrhoas
Srcrf Terss; that be h by law, The
o the ORIGINAL Of ssd sae and thai his
tai0n 10 in doe torn. tftsNssf tttssttt
great seal Of the State be sfhrcd at the city of Aushn,
lsEALl sixth day February A. 1885,
the independence Of the United States the sisheh and
a Texas the twentieth year.
EN- rEasE
And vhoreas creditors referred Corprc..
srereea holders o the debt
nrt u rsrss ard whereas aevcd nt th-rs .r
rd certificates debit holders sssert
pprupe andelan payment Of, and whereas
Faa requires the holders Of the c,scss
evidences cf shall Releases the United
lad ao 10 before and
tssve, public notice should be gven for the space
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Phiisaeiph,s, Ntrgsra, and Great w.stsr. Lime.
pAssENGEps depot sf,he Philadelphia and
las Railroad Company (Bsad and Vine suesj daily al ~
Fare 70 Ghcaga .s..'',s 90
Detroit. 10 90
Niagara Fsiis.. 10 90
buhao+s. 10 90
Batayia,...'s o 90
HochesTTs-.. so +
thnsnosigHas'ss 3 90
90
Freight Phladephs Reading Railroad
BROAD and Cherry srcet) daily Chicago
points Arrangements have been made which
4e.. N.#.s JOHN TUCKER, President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad cowp-ry.
NROCEutEs, WINGS, srauoBs xc.-we beg leave IA
call the attention of friends and the public stock of
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine and black
Jaws, RIO and Lsausyra cofees
Refined and brown
Family superfne, and .rus -four, In bhls- asd bags
Cheese, lard hsrns, shoulders
Grain ground spices description
And every other article make complete assor,
ment
wines. Liquors, and Clgars.
Nndeis sherry port caret champagne
brs~ds, and very superior
Pine hraudies, whskey, gins, &c. IN wood and glass
Together with large stock Of Havana, German domestic
ozars.
we goods rnsny arcos which We
shall be receiving such prices make ndBcement
families and the cali before supplying
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, co.
south side Penn. hstwesn ~ and 9Th .lrees
oct9-lsv3wn
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Edward Clark Secretary Of State Of the stne Texas
hsrehy ce that the foregoing
OF the
u OF Tera provid. for Inc
creditors Of
tho ~ Congress of September n'ns
hfv passed NJ
CONGRESS Of the United States and twenty
eighth eighteen hundred and any AVE.
Waes ny hand .nd the seal Of the department day and
tsSAtl year Aforesaid. i IL. ~ e1N" F1tH
EDwARD CLARK. ~
recretsry Of
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THE subscriber desires call public attention his
OF house furnishing goods, which
complete In every department, consisting in part Of
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-11

hn 'O CarFonOn. Ohio Nov 3 1885
obaa lands lots returned de-
no for e the County Treasurer county M io S
with interest and penalty said
udiup also for the year 1865
The several Eaca OF land and town lots
o As s,egOnr hOfas viii the inter
Ossd sale the Court House. in the
ov OtOu county Carroll Soaa hGaday the Il day sanu-
conmendg u ocC A. :. sness e taxes
snS vsIa paid before hsd 81 BAChbukN AndO
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-11

pEl llMQ QyEMT. llST F0R AS5e. .


the nSs as year 1855 and penalty
~ '''''.aa .sni 70. nod f. ...a.- 81 r.,,. ..5..
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-
rc,nns,; E.~~tta af n

-,ucinnati Gazette OF the 10th inst.,
Lsais us that the anominati0n ofMr. Blu
chaban was very far from exciting any en-
thssiasm among the "Dsmocrats' OF that
vicinity. II says
~The nomination OF JAMES BUCHANAN
has fallen stiilborn in this ~commuEity.-
There is not the remotest approximation to
anything like enthusiasm seen or felt. The
paid lobby which came on here from Penn.
sylvania, and which was billetted around
like m%ercenary soldiers on a peaceful COM
munity. have departed. They have accom-
plished their mission, and gone back to the
Keystone State, TO secure the reward
which they were promised. The Democ-
racy, in the nomination OF Buchanan, have
for the 6rst time shrunk from the issue
Like the Old Guard of Napoleon, victorious
in a hundred battle fields, at Waterloo they
have wavered and become broken. and terri
bic defeat and disaster is sure to follow
The nomination of Buchanan was an indice
OF cowardice, and therefore an acknowledge
meni Of weakness. The true men of the
party, those who had won respect By the
| courage which they hadevinced in tn fleece
and protracted struggle in the kansas-Ne-
brasks tight, have been slaughtered by the
cohorts OF ONCE expectan,s, aud the pol
troons and "cow boys" of the party
| The nomination or Buchanan was brought
about chiefly by the expectation that ne
would command the support OF the ultra
conservatives OF the old Wing party, and so
friends were stricken down and scalped, In
the miserable expectation Of Coming the
support Of enemies. They dared 40, rely
| upon their own sire neth, and therefore, like
a poli,icical Lszzsroni, they sought elecmos.
ynary aid from their opponents, to save
hem from political starvation and absolute
famine"
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]. 4. Msnny's Patent Adjustable Reaper and
Mower Combined ana Single Mower

SEeuREp TO Joas ii. NANNY III twkrIs-THt AE Par
EMS IN TIN ukiIEp s1AIxs. Also PATgsTEp IN
kuRors. MANUFACTURER BY MANN & Co, Rock
FORD. ILLINOIS.
4 hksE valuable Machines arc constantly being
: manufactured. Alarge number are being made
for lns next harvest. Over sx tkenssad were con-
strueted turing the past season, and used With et-
tire success, JET the demand WAS not supplied.
A fsarrGatg is given TO zach purchaser That the ma
chine Is well buiIi and OF goo l male riais, and haiti
will NOV as well as eau be done with the scythe,
and reap rs we'll rs can D. done " Iih era die, and rx.
eel every other harvesting implement.
The machine is drawn by Two horses, and nana9-
ed b, one person for moving, Two persons for renp-
lng; and is also warranted TO cut from ten 10 fifteen
acres per day. A large machine for four horses is
also manufactured.
Theprices Of the Machines with transpor latio 5
added, are
For Two Horse Machine Of aboat i've feet cut,
sI25. For -Four Horse Machine ef about 5 X feel cut
si45, For single Moving Machine OF about I've
feet cutsi2D.
The following extras are III rnished with each ma.
chine: one FORK, one OH can, one wrench, one guar I'd
finger, one sickle section, uuo smooih-t re section.
aud one beyel pinion. A iall supply is kept con.
siani!y on hand, ana also In the hanis OF Agents
Two kuiyes-oAe q sickie and the other a smooth
e4se-are furnished with each machine, either of
when LAY be used as required.
For machines or extras apply 10
SUUnsr, NIELE d CO.,
PropreIors Of the Iowa AZ r~ieultural Depot, corner
Rock Island and Front sts.. Davenport Iowa, Ssle
a rsuLs taF 1 is ,SgiiJH Iuu.-
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WooL.-Thc Wool Grocer 10 of the 3pin-
ion that the price of wool will be material
ly advanced this Spring for all that is brought
10 market in good order. If farmers intend
to hole wool, il should be carefully WISHED
and put up 10 prime order. One advantage
il raising wool ever many other articles,
10 the mperishsb!e character Of the mater.
al. II well prepared and put up in a mer-
ehsntable manner, it can be stored away
for q long period without deterioration. and
hence Inc owner, if his pecunisry neces l.
ties do not require an immediate sale, can
await q favorable market, Combination Of
dealers 10 put Gown prices; adverse seasons
10 manufacturers; excessive irnportations;
commercial reyulsion, and the thousanl 9TH
err contingencies which tend to depress the
market, need not affect the farmer whose
Aock 10 usually q source Of profit. There
10 an advance and increased demand for
wool in Germany. We think prices should
range for common and low grades IS a 4oc.
high grades to full blood Merino 20 a S.,
high grades to full blood Saxon 81 G Tic
The stock in the English markets is said
to be light. So says the N. Y. Tridans.
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"THE ASSASSINATION or Krlrrss." .,

"THE ASSASSINATION OF KEATIES."-
Under this head the Buffalo Post, the organ
Of the "Hards," has the following. II con-
denns in strong language the attempts
which are being made 10 screen Herbert for
the assassination Of "nothing bu, an Irish
man
"Some OF our public journals in their
anxiety 10 screen Congressman Herbert
from the consequences OF his assassination
Of the Irish waiter Heating, re Gently gave
publicity to q statement that Mr.. Her5er,
had given 4 house and an annuity to Sfrs.
Heating, the widow of the victim OF his
fierce and ungovernable passions. It now
seems that there was 10 foundation what
ever for the report. We do not advert to
this circumstance because the settlement
Of 4 house and an annuity on Mrs. Heating
would have aioned for the Assassination Of
her husband, but merely to place thu sub
ject correctly before our readers. Itisnoy
several weeks since poor Heating was shot
down like a dog in the dining.toom Of vii.
lard's Hotel, and our National House of
Representatives IS sill polluted BY the pres
ence OF an assassin. Yes, every day the
House il in session he can be seen in his
seat as a member-as a las maker, a man
who, If he had not been a Congressman and
had the aid of powerful friends, would now
be an inmate Ct q prison awaiting his sum
mons to the gailows. VIZ are aware that
this is positive, nay, strong language. But
We submit 70 every good citizeD-to every
man who has , spark Of humanity in BIZ.
nature-if the circumstances OF the case do
not warrant us in thus speakingi"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

He Douglas could not consent to keep
this Indian barrier in the pathway Of civili-
cation, because old women and white neck
clothed fanatics thought every emigrant
would have his slaves and every slave his
driver. More than all, he would not con.
sent that the Northwest should be bounded
by the Missouri river, lest the ungise, un-
lust, anti-repubhcan and-we repeat it,
infamous Missouri restriction could not be
Eept upon the statute book in violation Of
the Constitution Of the country, and the
principles upon which was founded the
American Union.-Iimes.
We wll not SO much object 10 the Doug
iAs organs branding the Missouri Comprc-
mise as an "infamous'' enactment, II they
do not IN The same breath ~euIooixe uyrpy
Clay, the author Of that Compromise. and
insult his followers by appeals TO then r.
join the Douglasites in singing pssns oys,
lis destruction
The fling Of the organ At "wnits neck
clothed fanatics is good, but it is old TIE
dignifed leader of the Democracy has let.
tiers patent for il which the Ttme ought rot
to infringe, exceptty Permission.-Chicago
Journal.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

C1RI AND BuEL.-The light in which
the pro-slavery journals regard the assault
on Senator Sumner is very elearly shown
BY the comparisons which they make in re-
lation TO it. They place a street fight in
Cincinnati on a par with the assault on
Mr.. Sumner in the Senate Chamber. II
they dared to do il, we doubt not that the
pro-slavery journals at the north would eu-
logize Brooks after the fashion of their
confederates at the South. The STATE Dem
ocrot appears to be greatly exercised about
the stabbing Of Buel, and in order to calm
its feelings we copy the following from
the Cincinnati Gazette Of last Wednes-
day:
"James Cory who had been arrested on
the charge Disabling Mr.. Buel, was ex-
amined before the Police Court, on Satur-
day, and discharged. Although he fought
with Buei, there was no evidence that he
Inflicted the wound. He was not held for
the assault, because it appeared from the
evidence that Buel was the attacking par
ty. The testimony failed to fix the stabbing
upon any one. II only developed the fact
that the whole difficulty was caused BY
wl.iskey.
Bnei has SO far recovered that be was re-
moved on Saturday TO Lawrenceburg.-
There is no longer any doubt OF his speedy
and entire recovery"
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The Bremen County (Jsnes vilIe) Heroa

The Bremen County (JanesyilIe) Herald
Of May 81, suys;
-On Monday evening last we had q very
severe fash Of lightning, which struck -four
or FIVE of our citizens in their houses, fell
ing three Of them TO the floor; bur We are
happy to state that none Of them were Sc
~riously Toured, the shock merely making
them sick for q day or two. What is most
remarkable is, that il came so sudden, and
without giving any warning, IL occurred
about OK P. Dr., when the sky was brigh,
and clear, not even o cloud 10 be seen Some
were sitting by the docr enjoying the re-
fre.hing evening breeze, others were walk
ing l~eisarely along when suddenly was
seen the heavy fash, which broke in ali
directions and passed through three houses
aud struck the number above named"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

no FOR Through The polite
ness Of a friend, we were sh0wna letter,
Yesterday, from Lafayette, Indiana, in which
IL was stated that a com psny Of over one
one hundred young men had been organi.
and were shout 10 start for Kansas In q
few days. They have been amply supplied
with the necessary means to defend them.
elves and protect their friends from the
morderous hands Of the "Border Ru6ian..'
We wish them God speed 10 their lsudsbls
ntsrprise.--Dsbuqus Rxpxt.