Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-27

about Flock. en- for short ime, ragged
in = z bner truly a Areci..iq to real es-
tate. / stog - = sttachs 10 warren's
cooq shou 81 u and Irr.n streets,
wa1 lown ke1 d thu hpty -four bar
AlSO, (6ssvl of Charley Eckart's resi-
dence, adioir French L Davies mill, vas
blown of, q eiderable damage resulting.
The roofof NJ l, 2. 8, and 4. Of the b.
zaar Block, was blown of, = portion of
which struck the vharley Cheever, and
damaged it somewhat while sheets Of tin
roofing were carried far IS Camp Nc
Clellan. The damage the building will
amount to 81. 500, and fall upon X. B.
Hill and Putnam & Rogd J. A Skeel will
also lose about 500, in cdeequence Of in
juries done to chairs stored here, by falling
timbers. A number Of lid Is from locust
trees were found lodged id khe roof this
morning. which could not Id come om
any nearer point than the Scot louise.
The Charley Cheever, lying the wharf
when the tempest came, bro loose, aLd
having no steam up, was rapidl driven to-
ward the bridge, till an anchor \ dropped.
The New Bostop1oA Nv awailii repairs at
Rock Island. VI, blo1 from hd moorings,
up toward the ock Ind sloul
At Moline, Fees nd " a foot diameter
were twisti asuni and q hg Duck
Creek, fem S were IN up, and haystacks
scattered the md devastaii manner.
At our svee. per weishil nearly
thousand pounds, Is moved kr twenty
feet, viii Sheph AS Photog bh Gallery
was moJ q into \ middle Of |c street in
the mild rs posi- manner; fhe damages
to the d pers in>tur vici1 y 4ust have
been cou derable, but have not yet
learned toAaet szIs
WILLARD BAnaowA EsR.-Major Galligan
informs US that he has every reason to be-
lleve that the rumoIed murder of Willard
Barrows, Esq, by he Indians, At the mouth
Of the Mariah River,ts correct. 1t appears
that the party to Which Mr.. Barrows be.
longed had arrived st the mouth Of the Ma
riah, and was unable to proceed further, in
consequence Of the low water. and there dis
embarked from the steamboat: on which he
had taken passage, preparatory for estab
/ licbir.r n u,alt lay M 20 cor
protection Of people, and trading purposes
and in meantime to dispatch messenger
to Virginia City, where his son-in law re-
sided, to have astran come to their assist
ance. and take the party through. From
the Mouth Of the Mariah to Virginia City
is about two hundred miles, and about for
ty five this side Of Fl. Benton. 1t appears
that some difficulty had occurred between
one Of the party and band of Indisns, in
which one Of the redskins was killed This
was the probable origin Of the massacre to
which the Indians sought revenge, and in
obtaining it killed eleven Of the :mivran,
train. Mr.. Barrows' a..aughter. Mrs Mill.,d
ana u" .wo children were with him, and
are reported to have escaped unharmed. =
The steamer st. John arrived at Fort Sullt
few days after the reported massacre, hat
ing had her mate and sevefal passenger.
killed by Indians in ambush. From III.
passengers Of the st. John, Mr.. Galligan go
his intelligence. twill probably be severa
days before wc shall get tke Rll partieuls-s 3
du,irg which time the<comm,uniu will re
; ma in in disabreeabie suspense
A DrrrrcuIry.-A g51l ma Of our re
turned soldiers, ON frivlng her grow i'm