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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-31
fatv6nssh's Gr1rlssneea Ar01es.
A DAPTED TO ANY EEUttRED OPERA

DaFlGU w AM REQlIEEp tekkA.
4 TltN ~ weighing fsr tfaH rsal has ssA1A
sd fvr the use ~ warehouses stores and ssuHa
ard III sh"ris fur .ysfy kini " baslhss.
The great skiii aud hashay esnpoy Ia their nsaHm
fsesssf# aud the determination an the Iass ~ III.
manufacturers never Ia aiaa~ imperfect article L.
o. forth frsm their establish n~ns hAs gAlswa lsst
their seslsss reputation that has sever k..n cut.
rssssd IL The Mhole range 81 useful ne~hsnissn
The Scales are unanimously aekasv lodged ~ The
ssAississd " all ssshssstsgA# hs weight
a lawsuit which fFuaa u dir raney sf ~s.xh
sst~ssn ofv ~ Fairbanks Neais. ks he Ialsa
sssars shd Ohis Railroad aad ~ aA.th~r
lar~ was rscasii, TIRED Iii ID. aamrt of assnnssh
fisas, haltsaaaFe. Tho nxeaplsd NJ 1aart ~.
DAYS. aad Judge Marshall hi delivering his assss..
saei Tho resal VI hi. evidence thai ID. as. urs.
" fairhanks se~sss MA established L~s saa MI
slu.stlasi Tur sale bs
nuKKoWs fGETTYMAa . DAixEfI
The well known reputation VI thvs~ Hcsles kss M
sanewd The s~hdsrs VI iinfssrfect and wofshes LaI
sare~ ~ offer thssn Faitb.Nks Hxalss. aid ~ I.
ehsseTs Hass thereby hi many eesss he~n sukisefed
- fFand aud Imposition The nssnufsss uFwrs basa
~ controversy with honorable competition. MLs,
transact husinsss tH their hames but seugrissk
th~ perpetrators ~ the above maud - pursuluv !
a"nss~ alike an1as sod dishonDrsbs they take tina
snssls"d ta ssusion the public NJ their Inn position
IL ps6sstess aaanatseturv under their a~n be-
sksesion Only - thstr factory In IT. Johnshugy VI
fDf aae Ia Davenport satwls ~
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rkOYD = MALC0M,
terccnssoas 70 Inos. vLoSp,l
nEALERG IN IRON, STEEL. NAILS AND
oogy ~ Shelf hardware,
-. ney 1aA1gDsssss, Chicago, m.

sew CADDDl SNOW GAN&6 /:
RIDR ~ NICHOLS, SHOW CASE AND
- Metal oash Mannehetursss, 1s0k k.usA Clark
street, bee~ssn Aeasns md N0aroe streets Chicago,
1Illm01n.
6hc~ Cssss II every description. constantly on
hand md na4e . order, saeA - silver Plated, Ger
-. Ordsss from tks couniry promptly sitteudsd to
Cases psel q ID shsprs1 q ssy p.st II he uasd
States. Aa6rsas. HlIDmR 3 kIcMOLLD
- n0utk Clark stseet,
myl4-do1 Pea o. pox. slss Chioso, III.
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Dssks, Sealiesery ! raney QSels

HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM THE
last with an cnlife new siyek ~ the above the
nnaersIgncd would respectfully call he attention Of
the book buying pubic 10 his large variety of
Gagoash sna Ansss~sm stanaara works,
comprising books In MI the departments af Science
Literature and Arts Mechanical and Architectural
Books, Bhl~s Of all sixes containing snme beautiful
style. q Family Bihlss, Din and Iavenlls Baoks
Hank Dsoks, all thc Varieties ~ asatisnsr,
The undersigned inisnds 50 keep n nr.s rass stock
and 10 sell Al III. owest possible prices This II
ne collection Tor persons wishing 10 form % snaks
sdditlnns 10 lihrnfles 10 ehon~. frtn. A liberal as
count made e. Teachers and Public Libraries nale
Agent fas The Cottage Badsrs Manual, = hook that
every carr*aieF and pcrsnn designing o build should
have Subscriptions res eiyed for the Enush Ear,s
eioJ~dia, the mast complete work ~ the KIDD ever
published, aud Tfeknuf Field. elegant nvusehsi.,
kdis,on VI ,h. wasrrl5 Novel.
W u. WILLIS
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PREVENTIVE PoLicr.-The philosophy q
locking the door before the horse il stolen, =
- well illustrated in the following:
An American gentlemen, having seated
himself IN London omnibus, saw and heard
what not a little amused him. A nlaa, bear
ing NO particular marks of authority, looked
IN At the door, took professional view oi
tue passengers, and called out To the driver,
without any prrtencc at modest conceal
mcnt Of his thoughts, " You can't 90 on
there's two of the swell mob in here The
coach waited, till at length a pursy, we'll
looking old man rose and stepped out, say
Ing, rs he did ~, 1--WE too much money
with me to ride with pickpockets." In a
moment more spruce young individual
said, rs he deca,nped, .Ill follow that old
gcntlcman's lead .Go On now,n sAid the
detective policeman, 1.-THE swell have got
out - In our country, Beware Of pick
pockets" would have been posted up In the
carriage, or on the wall, and the verdant
passenger would have been plnndcrcd while
specializing on the possible necessity Of the
caution.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
FRIDAY,
THE AFFECTIONS

THE ApRECTIONB
Precious arr the kind aSIeeatona
which aFoona this M oaewtne,
Making earsh, With I'll lie troublcs,
0omsthing aorv than half divtae,
Bat, alns tAey fAde and perish,
Like the bright and fragrant flowers,
sorrow biights, snd death destroys them,
And their beauty, time dsvoass.
Tis not 70 with those affections
That are set on heavenly thtnxs
They will bl.Son aud siourish ever,
Waassed ~ eternal sprimgs;
Warmed by everlasting aunsline.
Sheltered from the storms Of earth,
Ever growing and Increasing,
Knowing noughl Of drought or dearth,
CEASE RAILING AT FORTUNE
Cease railing II Fortune,
Meet life with kiss,
Ncr necdlcssiy wish II
One cycle ~ bliss
For car~s but emLeilish
Our scasons ofjoy,
Lake taAthesy cloudlsfs
That sprinkle the sky
Cease railing NJ Fortune
Take life - II coanes
II wAssing lie daiatlss
W glal ocr the erunt.
Each littis 10 sweet, II
A smile the lip wears.
hui bitter the acrssl
when snoistened with tears
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Che Book 0r00c.

TEN THOUSAND ROLLS
Wall Paper!
Hk0M 10 CENTS To o. 81 PER ROLL.
u No lie Claire Row
GRO W EiIas 4 Gu
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Banking s. erfbanee.


sankers and Dealers h Cxehaags.
COOK Z SARGENT,
nAstxrosr. tows
COOK, 81 u EMIT 4 DOw~r~
iowa cry, iowa
COOK, SARGENT 4 pAMKxn
esck fstsSe. nj
COOK San q = Mt q COOK.
IoHr pgsnoIxkss iowa
NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED AND
l y prusesds rrmltt~d 10 any part Of the unlssd
Atafcs
nils of Exchange all the principal eiiss Of the
uhL,ed States and Earepe, bought and cold.
Money reen.issed 70 karops In Sight hilis, which
.aa b. eashsd III any town In England, Ireland "
Wales, ia sams Of IL and upwards
asrER TO
AAsgk. 3f Lu0bo
4 " LARK, Dodge 4 Co, +-....4....... New ORR
w Clark 4 Cd. ................. isLtlAdeIphta
j w Clark & Gu iloss on
Oeotg" Smith 4 10 ..ss..,+........... Chicago
Hatch Iangd1n, .....................C Cincinnati
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To Everybody.

IL Z. ELpRtnlE, At THE NVRTHW EsT.
LIZ EMN DEPOT South side ~ Fourth near
Neck Island street has lust sse.issd fresh supply
direct fsssn manufacturers II the various Medicines
Of the day 10 which he calls the attention VI ever,
family,
clss constantly In the family Ii has h~cn well ssd
that" An Ounce NJ Prevention - worth Pound ~
stance for sosne cheap artieia al baud may save q
Ply slessh,s hill
| have the most eoInrlct. establishment ~ this
class In the Northwest, comprising host 81 afiic.~s
% numerous thst shsii .nlS met lioa few ~ tho
leading cnes.
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NICHOLS, Campbell 4 90.
y a " d u u y !,

EAcossssa9e assA G1ssnA Wasrnmss,
Main street, hetw.es Front aud sseeona
lSStHANGE IN ALI. THE PRINCIPAL.
= riiies ~ The tni"n fas .al. Ia 10 sui, par
shas~rs
Az business pertaining 70 Banking promptly NJ
Tended Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23

From The Shcramento Age, oct 10
AZ tho order their leader and prophet they
ter Is COO men armed with the most effective instruments
81 destruction. They have many thousands N the
finest horses trained 20 camp service They have
dry where cannon and shells cast powder mill and
factory, where revolving rifles and pistols
featured, equal ~ those made AT Hartford They have
every munitiun az and necessary provisions and
M aOs Of transportation within themselves, and the
wtmen and children are instructed In the Of arms.
Add 20 this their geographical position To reach salt
lake from the Fast h necessary ~ pass through canon
81 twenty Eve miles, under hills steep rocky that
dozen men could hurl down avalanche a stones on
approaching caravan and IN The Of several
thousand troors reaching The valley, the bescged with
thei herds would take W The mountains and. reinforced
Is their savage allies would In turn besiepe their he
fcgers and cut osuppes until the invaders had starved
out They have, Il said, 20 600 Indian allies, whom
they ready 10 furnish with arms and horses on an
merRency. These Indians partially instructed in the
Mormon religion, enough n make them aupcrstitious
regard 70 the God OF superior race yet modifying
none Of their ferocity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23

prom TIE Chicago Times. Nov -
The seNe ~ gale VII CD has been experienced this sea
500 came down uIou from the north gh before lat
The VIM Cumneu ed blowing about lE O'Clock AMI
a. ornIaned ~ snow and severe cold The mercury fell
suddenly T. point lower than has before market since
February isst, am nued 70 Indicate about the same
degree If temperature throughout yesterday
The Fchton kessuth Capt Long from ghebsvvAn
18th a cargo ~ wood and wbed H. reac e1 the Ia bor
entrance after dark Wednesday evening an made f 10
she north pier intending o. vat untl daylight before ro
q ing ~ the rlvcr when toe blow commenced hsr
sennFs we're broken asid she was dr Won mon the
seuken rocks a the south per Nth such violence a. 1,
slavU hole IN her bottom u Consequence 81 winch she
ma ed atey commenced hlng The anchor cast AMI
tho crew took H. their boat which they reached the land
al "a ty lie vessel lies sunken ~ the buwtrks near the
breaks alter She will probably be tota l0ss together
~ he- cargo She had between 200 aud 800 barrels ~
uhtshsh.
There wore seven We sse At anchor within sight ef the
yesterday morning and some 81 the tug, we're making
rurt b srEg temn The gale having mostly suosidei,
nc danger vas principally over although heavy sea
ruuuug al day
bad the wne come from Tho northeast, repetition Of
thc dreadful disasters which ha taken pace before tbs
city gcu1 undoubtcdly have be- VI witnessed A. II Wa,
rrret damage mus DO on tn eastern shorc
~ ue lake large number u ves W are knos " have
been out and much anxiety b felt Co.. Intelligence 81 ther
safety. Among others Tho soho 1ner Pl0Ver, wnch
started ior Buffalo On Wednesday MOI ming Win lI'n
bushels ~ wheat The gg Mary and sChooncrs Ptl6,
Agona ehd lwu Brothers are also among the nunber 81
vessels which M ~ have encountered the Ne
We learn that The schooner Com etafoo broke from
hcr moorufs At bCknaouF pies Waukygan aul ws4t
bore about haf nie s0utn of the per re lad "
900 bushels u wheat
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heavy lost part oi foremost main top ,o,,
ins! on the edge OF the Cult during heavy gale so,u ~
and other a.ils "'"' to
schr Waiter Raleigh, Horton Savannah days with cor
&c. 10 Murray. "'
tehr Kerry tof Camdcn), Pspdiston savanasA Sa.v.
with yellow pine 20 Beers. ~
sehr Hawkins, Grimm Charlaston DAYS With a,,,-
and wheat, to McCready Mott CO. Has b>avv
weather, carried away fore gaf and -, foresaii
Sohr Mary Taylor, Pierce, Norfolk, DAYS.
Schr Perrin- Jackson, Frederick sburg. ~ hours.
schr Island city, Conklin exandr.a, days.
Sehr \ Bright toper, Alexandria, days.
schr Black saulil Chase, Alexandria. 3 days,
sehr Bergen MCGEE, CITY Point, iodays
sehr sami Townsend Miles, cherrvstone.
Schr j Rirdrall Chamberlain, Virginia, 4days
schr French. Loveland, Virginia, days.
schr II Burnett Raymond. Virginia 2days
Schr Rankin Taylor Virginia, 3days
tchr Joseph Frances, Bennett, Virginia, Sdays.
Sch, e Hiseins, Whipple, Virginia; 5 DAYS.
kchr Geo Dummer, Jr Chambers, Virginia, 3daye
Schr Alex Law, Wood Virginia. 2dsys
Sehr 9 Z Williams. williamson Virginia DAYS
Schr Hamilton, Hopkins, Georgetown, DC days.
Schr James, Alden, baltimore 8days.
schr VIM Bacon, Bacon baltimore Sldays
Schr J W Mckee, Sadler. Baltimore, 3 DAYS
Schr Peindeer, Kinner Baltimore, DAYS.
Schf Tisdaic Hopkins Rondout for Georgetown DC.
Steamer Thos swan Berry, Savannah II hours
and passengers Cromwell Experienced heavy west
srly gale the whole passage.
Steamer POI Cnska Cuskman New Bedford Eyueriauces
Il heavy gale from W TO sW, with snow
Steamer Pelican Aldrich Providence.
Arrived 2Ist-Schr jamestown. Latouree Petarsbnrg q
days with % Hunter Co. Has experienced heavy
weather on the passage
BELOW.
HAMBURG ship showing numbers ~ 81 second dstn-
gushing pencnn'.
Wind at sunrise, sw meridian, do; sunset sw and hight
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Personal Intelligence.

TIE salary Of the Mayor Of Richmond Va, has been
raised from e. 500 to g. goo.
Com Mayo, T. s. NJ II at Kirkwood's; Hon. ?. FerRu-
SON ~ Nebraska Rev Daniel Iadd and family, Of Smyr
ma, and the Hon J. J.. lane, Of Oregon, are in
Washington
his Exceenoy, Governor King, has established his
headquarters the Everett Houee, for the occasion of
HE pre- in New York TO review the First DIVISION
the 25,h inst
ARRIVALS.
Al he Fvere, House-Mr. John Purdue; Lafayette, q y
.Ots Buffalo. John Lord Lvcrproi. ~ q Rbnad-n London
W. g. comp Ohio; \ W Goodrich Mrs Roberts and daugh
Yer New York.
Frrm Liverpool in tho steamship Allan ic-N Hunt ani
lady Miss Hunt. Mics rah Charles Drb0st ur
Burgers of Connecticut Mr. and Mrs Tailor, q updyks
d. nrhicr Mr. and Mrs Sanderson sander
Nr S-nderson, and I'D Mr. and NrsJ
Ardcrsor. VI and Mrs kinT three children
vans Thompson, l. Kellogg. Of san francisco, W
Cole man of - Nicholas Hotel nignour Forhes and
two Misses Forbes II Boston, Mr.. s,heway, Arnold
Lewis ard lsdy Mise Lewis Patterson y fsier
son, Miss swift, Miss Lennon, Wright sns lady
Gcrnn. Mr. Frawley, Mannardi v Thomas = Ales,n.
der, q Weseidt aud servant, Fuller y Roberts, y
Rigs, ferklnson Mrs sheran sdd az chdren Nrs Wei
nr. Ripley, Lopez Mis- Lopez, II Pape, W McCol
Tough v n Uenrcks-toial ~
Prom. NeuvIss, in the brig II Kennedy-M Rodriguez
and dy,
fi.m Mount, W Coas, Africa in the schr Knsasher-
3acoh Cannon
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MBRITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ArulrAc ron roRs-rHr pay.
sur Rrars............ IS soor svrs .....s.evF W
BORT or New York. November ~, 1887.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
eeamehp Atlantic Fldridge Liverpool Nov H. b FM with
rrss,e and passengers. 10 X Collins
Shin Rostonl Besuchamr thincha Islands
Aur \ via Hampton Roads with Tuano, 70 Rarreda Hns
ship Touon rpsher New Orleans u days, with mdse TO
Stanton A 1hOmpsun. ...., =. ,, - -
Mary, Gtbs, Trinidad, NOV u WIN sugar ana moas
SIS "a q 3 stephensun. - -
Spain Nov g. 70 II Jrowbrdee sons Of New Haven, where
sic 10 found.
SKINS " IrwsA Go. 12ih inst lat e " Ion GO IL,
smoke hrie Frank Of Iuhec, bound :.
prp Enterprise Grnde Sierra Leone Oct ~ with hides
nuss Ac Ia n Irookman Vessels left before reported
Brg Fora Rue Gonaives, Nov TO- with logwood, &c 10
Deafeld wilson
Err & ii Kennedy or Lubecl Randall Neuvitas u days
with mahogany, &C, 10 T Owen Son.
Brig Mirnus Brevoor, Dry Harlos ia Win West Oct
with pine and logwood 70 master 1871 int LAT ~ 49,
Ion 10 2O passed the deck and vessel raft
apparently made by the 81 vessel ~
safety also large qusntly Of pich pine lumber The
has experienced very heavy weather since passing Cape
tlprida.
Prg Mscon Grihnths Savannah, days. with rice &C. 10
Uemill A Go.
nag Ida Mcleod of Providence, DAVIS Baltimore i0days,
with coal 10 Cunard - -
schr kinrnsher, Johnston Cape Mount africa, Oct Y
with palm oil camwood &c 70 Yates Porterhed John Ma
pinns y seaman. ded IN port 49,
Schr Hprdscrabhle tof Rockand Gregory Dominica Nov
and 10 deys from Sal Rock Passage with fruit I'D metal
&c 10 McAun Wheeuck Amon; vessel 70 Geo Hartman.
Oct 4 the outward passage, while jbng there being
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23

Neither the annual numbers o. the outdoor poor
aided nor The ~ the since 1875 would
atvsAr exhibit much variation from the total
number gesbls under the old municipal system The
adaIon the workhouse the only noticeable
of the institutions made by the Governors The entire
Of budngs since ISIS s amount N the average
o expenditures for single year and thu. the
ssreaSed outlay amounting 10 than 3 900 600.
mans be accuuuted for upon the gro ind " higher saa
rtes and more c~Iy supprs unless be chargeable IN
wsstn eXtrayagaut or fraudu cut manage meut under
,bs Board Their vouchers accessible only 10 them
selves and there power ot revision over Their acts
ey are not responsible the city. They have ceased
furnish IN Their reports The mount Of their prpmiscu
purchases separate from that portion Of their supplies
ttacsc for with owc~t bidders The promiscuuus pur
cLas,s have AZ All times been large, ami give ample
Tor ~ operations There " salary attaching
70 he Office Of a Governor and yet T. regarded on &C
count o. the patronage Of these contracts and purchase
~ ouc ~ the most profitable In the city.
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The Waller Movement In the South.

The Walker Movement In the South.
SAILING or THE STEAMER Fashion, HER CARGO
THE NEW NICARAGUA LINE, ETC.
The Mobile Register Of the 10th inst says
barked with General Walker yesterday on boar
the Fashion, for Nicaragua, understand that about
three hundred and fifty have from other ports o. the
United States sailing vessels thus making the total De-
and eight hundred men, well ana
prepared to meet the hardshps Of promising expedition
Weaiso find in the Regert following advertisement
MonilE NICARAGUA STEAMSHIP CnsrANY.-The steam
ship Fashion CAPTAIN Coughlin, will ply regular packet
between Mobile and St. Juan del Nicaragua. Notices OF
her departure from Mobile will be given in due time.
Another steamship will be added TO the line in q short
JUilUs HIcssEE co.
II will be recollected that the Fashion gov
eminent vessel hut recently sold New Orleans FOR
nominal sum, and was bought supposed at the
time which has since proved TO be the case, by the
friends of General Walker. The Mobile Register calls at
tention to the advertisement and says
We need not ennumerate the advantages which must
accrue to Mobile from such arrangement. They
obvious any acquainted with the almost ncxhaust
BILE although yet undeveoped Nicaragua and
other Central American States which will thus be placed in
direct communication with When the Transit route
is again opened (Which have every for believing
will be very soon thf city will become Of the termini
Of the great Of travel and from
the Atlantic to the Pacific of the United States
The company, understand, is composed Of reable,
substantial prudent business among them some OF
worthy citizens. They will soon apply to the
Legislature Of Alabama for act Of Incorporation and
when fairly established have doubt this enter
prise will afford very handsome paying investment to
its stockholders, and largely increase the commerce
OF Mobile.
Under the marine head in the Mobile papers we find
nc following
CIEAREp-Steamer Fashion, Coughln for Greytown on
caragua), by Hcssee 4 Co.
The Fashion came up the bay on Thursday night and
after anchorng nearly opposite Catfish took board all
who destined for Nicaragua, together with supplies
of food ammunition materials and other things and with
them proceeded on her way.
tho fraight thu cvan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23

HEAVY NERniCT.-ln the United States Court,
IN session 10 this city, Is wherein Col Richard
u Morgan was plaintiff, and the Peoria and oquawka Raj
road Company was defendant, and which has been pro
crossing during the past week, the Jury rendered
dict Of o0oO damages for the plaintiff The
tried before The same tribunal time since, when the
jury found Tor Col Morgan 81 900 and trial was
grBnted-thc above the result Tho argued
by Messrs Blackwell and Andrick for the plaintiff and by
Judge Purple and Beckwith for the deicnce.-Chtca0o
ygrere 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23
Rrncl,ny N NEW HAursnrar ny YEw Yonr.

HVRGLARY N NEW hAMPsHIRk BY NEW YORK
m-The iewery store IN Haverhll, Grafton county n.
" owned by Mr. Henry Tnwle entered BY two bur.
glars the night Of Friday last who took taerefron
watches iewery and silver 70 tho amount OF about
six hundred dollars On Tuesday forenoon NJ the house
a. Mr. Elliot Sugar Ill., isbon, one 81 the persons de-
rcrbed arrested, and tic other was taken al Sugar
hin village The officer found most Of the stolen goods
besides tools and weapons such burglars One ~
the proved 10 be Russell r. Hutchns native ~ Lis
hon and brother 10 the wife Of Mr. Elliot ut whose house
they stepping and the other Ralph Butler ~ New
York utchns Gays he has wife and family in M,ssa-
chusctt but he has been resident Of New York city
ten years. The grand Jury being IN session At Plymouth
tely that they have been indicted. tried sentenced
and vii be IN the State prison 10 about week from the
time Of committing the offence
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AMERICAN srAurS DIED ApRosp,-The state

AMERICAN SEANES DIED AbRoAD.-The State ne
pariment at Washington has Information from the United
states Consul at Caao Peru of the death 0i tho following
American within his jurisdiction from the lst OF
January the 10Th ofJune 1867 whose late places of resi-
dence in the pned States unknown viz Peter Fur
ness. John Cummings, James thest0n, William Packer
William Tucker Charles Stevenson, Thomas Armstrong
Joseph johnson, John Thomas, William Jackson James
Higgins, Thomas Galley and William 3 Cushing
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IN The sed lit ~ passengers lost hy the wreck of
The steam biz Central America. end the NJ wal
TER DYER who resident 81 Galveston for some years
prior ~ the Mexican var. When the broke out he
removed to Brownsville. and subs queny to The Ishmus
az Panama. where for seven years he followed his trade
~ master shipwright " was on his way ~ New York
10 aerd a lawsuit he had pending there, when the fatal
disaster OF the Central America overlook him Capt Dyer
welshmsn by birth, man of genial disposition, and
made many warm friends wherever he went who will
deeply lament bis los.-Galresoa (7srds) lvesc,
Nor e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-23

SurRKsy CorRr-Crcun Nos 10, 20, 2oai, 14l0, 1871
1881 eas $50 1851, 1912 17ol s2i 1905 1924 aie s4I
srprWoR Coun-Nos ESQ, COS ESQ, 4s2, eas, 600, 200
10 7l6, l5s 1907 5l 304 67q T2 700, 71s Il9, 40
~ ~ 2s sse, 72, III $685. AL, 492, Col, 643, 7l3
$50, Ill, 525, 6s4
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at the Mobile Custom House,

She reported 10 be very heavily laden much
told, that ordinary sized man might dip water
from her side in a bucket.