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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13
NIILLEk's AGENCY.-

AlILLEk'S AGENtf,-phce II Broad-s- New
w YorkTLe subscriber Osrs bis services ~ Agent fo
Mers, In the select "a and purchase q MI S0ufs Bolt
ing Cioth scree Be ne 6c ard fof ell other articles
used in he construction running 81 Steam or Water
Nils. VIII $50 lsrrh Information orphans FOR their con-
srucion ana cCrsci Tor tle building Of The sane, upon
The most approved method
VIII also ret as Agent FOR Ps,en.ees or al nafh'uss
connected with milling.
AL communications post psld. addressed to J. PAYNE
~ BroadsL New.foTk, or Brooklyn Chy Minis Brook
Ign, l. /.
Rrookiyn City Nils. lsi March 1877 rs DkWu
~ EA=OS- FOR Using COrANT's Pateut
AAYesst;
lat Iiis A lsbor.saying invention
q Ii does not destroy the saccharle matter IN he dCar
50. The bread baSea with A q better lhsn ran be pro
cuced In sny other way.
fn. Br 6d made with this vest mag be ussi b. l1vace
without be oil hest injury.
5fh Biscul msda vlt vii D. g4fer Ri sWeeier tsa
nWade with common seasL
6,n Buck gheal cskrs af- 8fzi.ey viii ihls
yeast lfR1 with any her.
tn The bread l. ready i0r baking IS isis mixed
with he yeast
Of lhe American insiiilt-.
Sold wholesale AMI retail. By
j2lR GASsNERS YOUNG. lS2 Chaihs-n-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

= D. WHEELER,
q Csmmissiouer for the States * New ~
ant CozcecsirEi, fzlanzny Hal u
81 n. ,. Csicmap, kxchscs- Broker, 70. %
~sll-sl Ss~-York Ua-crrr1 Gensy eqogt. ~a1 80
go6 esd silver ssehsasss nosss snecrsns eesesssa OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13
OILY ExIgTjSse W n % Z 80 ~,
- THE LAHGKsT AypOkT.

II - nsnt n B-isr-s1s, Esds, Mattresses
XKX4ZI an1 Tesrhsrs sver offered, fo<Ass "a d.
WfLLARD'S vs<erO>ns, 80 ChxzhAns,
- corner a MISERY. Ths stte1fiou 81
hoas>seepers and otbsrs "a particularly czec 70 Wsiss
rstrrr n ~ .c sa Be1stssd wsch drew he pre-
aim Il tae Ials Ysr Of he Ameresn nstuste. Old Bs1s
r~.ossse1 Goa wholesale md rs.sL no In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

- Col Cushing arrived yesterday IN the City
from Boston on his route to Mexico, 20 Washington
Ci,yfor which plsoe h. leii IN the afternoon At hsii
past four O'Clock The Colonel with hIs uxuhsni
moustschs snd military undress, looked quite wsrliEe
Hs Regiment has sailed. with the exception Of two
Companies hat esv8 Boston tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13
rHH PIANO, sTNoino, ITALIAN.

L,yoLIsaL-MRs AORLEY, papn q ne eslserss.f
LCriysl ssd Sir 1eorss szsrt, eontpses 70 give Is.
n srking, n knxisn or Itaisa and shs Plano
1s reasonable kfrns Mrs n slu also leach sehoos
10 glasses, IA The city o. IA he eoozry. ar lmr
S10 nm WORTH OF STOCK m ssaafsS-
guaFsnfy tksf ne ssck VIII psY 10 ysr per
Tor yesfs. Address uszsfsesssr q fhs oes
q ths ss~-York kxpres- no ~
r RDWAkDs LEsTkk, Ansress cssssl . o.
forward tle.r cornznscsrans 70 hin nsouzh Har11s0
Co.'S Express, Walls. rye1~<, o. ne7 VII oss - sor.
wuf>t- - N
pgEHT l9k HkNTs foe ~ Nswsps Ders - 81 tl-s
"A C.ass and cf1cip2l towns IN 10 Country da3 -
esivsd Ne okcs Nv .. RALnkx, tas Asssk u 4.
Sribens B1lAnsA wtsRS - psDWD - ~ - - ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

- -e-ip-s would l1f1rm ths ro- Nat frous The
country that ney are extensively engaged In ne manu-
ficure q led snd Dry Sand Rolls ana tie Machiney
for Rolling Mills and other Iron Wors. u respect (
the quality VI their manufacture hey are permitted 10 r
sr 20 he following yenl-men W Henry Burden Troy
Iron and Nail Fectoryi Jno = Winsi0W, Ainsry Iron
Worss W Burt, Ulster Iron Works J. 2. Bailey. Peru
Iron WORKS J. Rogers, Al ssbis Irou WORKS; AMI
n essrE. - lls CO. Sev.Tosk
fhANkLlH, TOWNSEND 4 CO.
81 " TOnn-.ad. F5rptrs AIhanv " Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13
BOARDING ano 9ctels
GIBDs,s HOTEL

0l6bS8 AOT6Ls
- Jt5 BROADWAY. corner Of l.sonard-ss Ths sstab
S llshment formerly the Athepeum Hots) having un
- dergone complete change m lie internal massage
ment IL titled up Tor The accommodation VI families
gentlemen and the travelling public.
is the intention n the proprietor 70 nshs this ons of
the most comfortable well agreeable hotels the city.
and no pains will bs spared tbs wishss and
pectaions Of his guests hoping thereby 10 reesiys lib
ersl share Of public favor.
RHO avs A. s. GIBBS. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Our Prose Writers.

7gg PROSE WRITERS OF AMERICA Win Sur,
-. II he History, Condition and Prospects Of
,,,syc.n Llterstsre BY RUFUs WILMoT Girls
~olp Illustrated with Portraits from original Pic.
: p.t N. York Wiley g. Putnam WIN. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

NOTICE-Io tasm i-tl p AL n.sir Vines prun-d.-As
Nhs !. he season i1r pru7 before 1r ear gets into
the vine when they us1 ser this season hey are
apt 20 bleed sud mae he vines ~ srnsl growth All
-wiss take the Of he Of he vises ard
fil lr@es Of all krds Likewise lsys on. gardens snt
avs oui box wood Roots and lowers for sale A. Mr. r.
vii 10 sitenlrd On. nil n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

.rey LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
s.Sss sTery SATURDAY MoasIsc, al the low price
- 81 spuum In advance 10 copies for SIS, or -
s,,sa for ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

HIRCULAR.-l taks the liberty % morn NJ treats
- sld lse public n genera list he tun q W. n. d.
GROOT CO vas Dissolved on ne a Feb last ard .ts
hsve removed % st Nas.au-sL where / sta rJ1iinuf
TIE clothing business usual pOrfoa q he pgbi'
patronage il res pec,lIlly solicited
JOHN P. BRfTTON. s0i Nassau a.
p : TIE crtlirz department Il G1d~r he direc
uol q ". " Parcels the we-krOWn clIer o. he lif
frm 0f ". II ne Groof Co ~ luisl P. BRfrTON-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-13

Smiths Tlucyddes, WHrdlc's I'd. ?. - lntrO.
Dsv6soa's Connection Of Sacred and Profane Histoi
Vol. | 2. IS, CArier's I'd.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

Am AND COMraar-.-Or l.ocofro
friends tell ~ that the Mcxicnn people bc.
live the Wings are opposed Ia the war.
and this encourages them 10 l,,lI ont md
pr",rrci the war! Aud pray WIN made
them 'lmlieve" there WIS n party in this
country favorable ta,hcm? Nj the Wings
certainly. Ever, Wing press in ,hr Uni.n
has dcnie il. Wao tuI,i them ihat there
was purity in this country tr,iiw.' md
'N-xicans ~ hearth The i.nc"i:cum!-
Who inld them that there va, n pariv in
this country IL mexican Wings and
"Nexican c"n-o!er>?" The I.f.cnfcm!-
VIM tnld them that tho Ministers nf tho
Gospel IN this country were ..cmcmies ii
their country" and stories in henst? - Tho
l.ec f~">! Who i,ld them that the major.
iy Of kie United STAIRS Senate wcr, .trnit.
nr~" md "Alesicnns." opposing Tho canso
of,hrir cm'n,r.3 The Washington Union,
the "rgan of Presilrn, Polk! Surely if
these things have given them laid and
cnsnl'ri." the Wings nrc nj 10 hlnmc. u
the Mcxicans do '.helicvc'' that there IL a
party in this country favorable 10 their
cause, snch M impression has never bccn
made hv the Wing press Washington
(Pa } Reporter.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

Iowa CArIroL b. the mid of the small
appropriation m de h, the General Assem-
a,. NJ. Rem. Ego. a. Mhm was cn,rns,.
I'd the Direct u II lis expenditure, his hecn
enabled 1" finish the outside ,f The building
- ns ,oc"nplriev secure il from ini,r.
from the weather, and greatly improve it,
appearance. And had the legislature mp.
pr'pri ted the proceeds arising from the
Tie sections 81 lanl. dniicd by Cmgr s.
Tor the purpose. I would have enal,lc.l hin,
!" have finished oil the principle rom. re-
quircd for The ,se Of the Gcncral Assemhl.
and The 'I'iccs fr the State officers, there
hs rendering il not nnlv essentially useful
hni highly ornamental aud crediiablc 10 the
State.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07
THE AiONTAuK.

This new steamer hui. expressly fnr this
trade has recently made her appearance
IN the upper winters. She il constructed
s"'ncw ha. differently from other bonis in
this trade, the officers being provided with
state r""ms an the hurricane deck. The
cabin is finished with nm eye 10 ncntncss
and comfort. The state rooms are commn-
dims and the bedding better than il gener.
ally found on sicn,nbonis. She is under
the control "f Capt. LEE; first clerk, ID. v
DAwLEv, long mud f,vorahly known to our
cifizcns; second clerk. Mr.. FARMER. Sh,.
runs nb'vc the Rapids in connection with
tho War E,glc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

TnE MExIcANs.-Dy the following cx-
tract from Waddv Thompson's work on
Mexico. We should j'dse lis opinion oi
its inha!itnn;s 10 be rather uniavor able
lie sass:-
81 Il, not think that the Mexican men
have much mare strength than our women
They nrc generally 81 diminu,ivc stature.
md wholly unused to labor or exercise
4 nnv s.ri. What must lie the ,nmrdernls
inequality between corps OF American
ravalr. and an equal number number o.
Mcxicans? The Americnn corps. irun the
superior size III their horscs, would c..vc,
twice us much grn,n,l, aud the "l,sirnc,inn
,Hered by the Mexicnns IN their small and
>crawnv ponies, would scarcely cause ihri,
hrscs IL stumble in riding over them. h.
say nihing "fshe greater inequality ri ,hr
men themselves; five u ono nj lcas, in ia.
lisil,ai c"n,bats, aud morc than twice thu
ID battle"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

Ia bc man Of nnd. Il is MA the voice
IL those wlio with one accord hive sio ,pcd
their cars aud rushed upon him or. ing
.away with him. "away with hin,!" bn,
i is the cool, dispnssiinsic argument al
one who has read and examined. lfhi.
views correspond with ih,ec "f ~ Lad, =
which So tar MS the tendency of tho whole
work Is concerned, are d"ub;!css ",r own.
it is n Euriuiions circumstances and not ,hc
result Of an uncomm, N degree Of obscrya.
ton in these latter inliv idunls.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07
DIFFERENT VIEWS p TmE SAME Srn

DIFFERENT viEws - TmE SAME SrH
jet. - THE Chicng" Democrat (Wen,.
w.r,h'- papcr) f.vnrs its re .ders with The
following view:
CHEERING News FROM l,,wA.-Wm.
Thompson nnd Sheprrd LETTER. 9TH Dem
ncrai-, aud h.ah pledged IL supper, the Wi.
nnt prn,iso, have been elected IL Congress.
Tho Miners Express, snahcr Deinocra,.
icpapcr, presents however the following
view:
liking one view of the subject, Letter
md Thompson mas be classcd among tho
friends Of the Wilmoi proviso, taking nm
either. they nov he set down as oppuscd IL
it, Miners Express.
The Dcs Mnincs Valley Wing, thinking
TINT The SUBJECT has MT been presented
IT, m every point of view, adds VIVA, iol.
lows:
And tnking still another view of the s,,b.
ieci. il may he set down that they will d.
NJ LETTER did last scssini,, DODGE the vote
entirely, aud DO on neither side u the qucs.
iion.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07
TIE SPEAKERSHlP.

This 10 one 81 the inost important offices
in the Government. Tie Wings by their
m'j"ri,y in the Iln'sc of Representatives,
will bc enabled 10 choose the occupan, from
those, who rejecting their own principles
are pledged to the support ii the hest into.
rests Of tho country. Thc Speaker pos
scsscs the power, in the appointmcn, Of
oiihc standing committees, 10 control nj
most every subject Of legislation. Il hav.
ing been decided ,ha. the speaker will b.
Wing. speculation is rife, especially among
the abolition editors, whether hc shall lie
ci,nscn from ih"se members representing
the North, or lhnsc O! the South.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

TYRE CUTrrRs.--Pcrsons nnncqiainicd
with the nrt 81 type making, SAYS tho An
go Saxon, would he surprised 10 hear
that there nrc mt more than ihrce men
in The United States scknow edged b. r.
founders md printers 10 be god typ. q
tors: and there nre not ten mcn in ~:
Uni"n who ever pretend To cut type
Typo cutting is n very difficult nri 10 nc.
qnirc. There nrc many trades and pro.
LESSONS which nnv one IL modcrn cnpac.
ity can acquire go rs 10 lc t"lcrsblv useful
IN them. i is not 81, however, will,
type cutting.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

LIGHTING THE CAPITAL. ~
in his letter Of 29ih August 10 tho B.lti.
more P"iri"t. states that The giIdcd lantern
Of Mr.. chruche,t had hcen raiscd 10 ,hs
pole some scveniy-,hrcc feet above tho lof.
~ dome "i the Capitol, aud 10 /" he lighted
in about three or tour weeks. The chnm.
her of the lantern is six feet ia height
On the TIP fit is a huge liberty cap. n vnno
md ball, all gislcd. The glass windows
nrs vet 10 ',c put into the lnn,crn. Il wns
thought in Washington City that the thing
would answer. shaugh some doubts were
entertained uboul il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

|Diring the men, ral,lc Goth, ol,r sol.
Tiers encountered monument near the
cit, ." Mexico, "n which, was the i.Il,w,nr
,nscripiinn:-.Ercc,ed to the menniry al
Gen. Santa Anna, in consideration III hi.
having constructed This rnad b, tho Labor 81
the prisoners of Texas" They stopped long
cn"'gl: in their progress to leave MT one
>ione upon another Of this proof VI Mcxi-
cnn bnrbariiv.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07
FROM MEXICO.

The following is the substance Of news
received from the ARMY BY late arrival:
The Mexican Commissioners appointed
to treat with Mr.. Trisi, are Gen. ilcrcrn,
Gen. Mora. DIN Derm,ids Cnute, mud Don
Miguel A'ri,ain. Santa Anna cI,nrges the
dcicnt of his army 10 ,lisohcdicnce nt' order.
"n the part of valenrin, und the latter snys
the dry was lost, because Santa Ann,
Eli'cd TO supper, him properly. Oar loss is
set q, 100. There were from IL u 90.
COO Mexican ir,~'ps in the city 29th, l,n,
il was ihn'ght peace wn,ld be concluded
u MT the rncmv would risk another battle
A party M our incn WIN entered the cit.
Er provision on the 9Th. were stoned h,
the rablle; hut the Nlrxicans quelied the
disturbance md np,l"gi~ed. The entire
l''ss in w",ih's division was 800. in Twiy.>'
277. in Qui,,nan's iShicld'. brig ,de) $40.
in Pillows gig. The New York regimen,
Inst lob. The 18th Infantry, (Picrcc'>
hrigadc.) lost nnc third ii it, men. M! IN"
New England regiment large n,mher.-
Smth Carolina lost 1871. C.d. Bnler
though Ais l"rsc was shot, advanced on
foot u, tho head of his men. After being
carried from the field wounded. he .nrnin
took his place in the hattie aud was shp,
through the head. Oar principal loss was
1t Churihnscn. Eaicd hv the victory N,
C.n,rireras. our nrn rushed Into the second
battle without waiting for reconnoisnn cc,
and exposed themselves rccklessly To the
hmicst fire.
The armi-tice created general dssa,is-
faction in the army; i.r the CITY wns IN.
t,rcly ut "ur mercy. On the night of the
20ih. Alc-srs. Thornton md Mcintosh, nf
the British Legation. lett the CITY i;w Scot,'-
emp. ind the following morning tho Two
Mexican commissioners appeared, conclu.
ding mn ArmiSiicc. $ Santa Anna ordered
V.lcnci, t,ahandn Coutrcrns on the Goth.
mud h.. directed him To he shot wherever
tn:nd lar dis"bcying orders. Paroles, il
was sal in Mexico. on the 25,l,, WINS ndvan.
ring irnn OriZ .la, breathing nothing hmi
war: and Bustnmenir. from another qunr-
ter ~ 'hc head II 5000 men. The desert.
cr> in tho f.'rrign lmiialian were undergo.
ing trial; Col. Garland. presiding. Thu,
"''""'"H ""sC"ptuIeu Nv tHe lftu tcyi-
mcnt. Valencia il s"id ~ have hccn
drunk On the m"rning nf the Goth. lie WINS
among tho first I" run, and whom las,
heard from was az T.Iucn. Several inter-
views have taken place between the com.
mis>inners, and Mr.. Trist seems confilen,
"t peace.
S,nta Anna has issued prncla nation in
which, after nscrihing the defeats a. vaien.
ri,. hr cinims great credit Ia himself Er
saving the Cspit,I. lie saws be- w-s read,
4" rcncw the hattie when Gen. Scnit pro.
posed ,hr nrnissirc, mud that he cnn defend
the Capital. il favor Idle terms caun,a he
"hin'ncd t"r a prrm,ncnt treaty. There
- ~ d,a'h Tint Sc.ht pr"p'sel tho nrmis.
lice u, the instance "f the British Lega,i,,n
~ the suggestion of Santa ANN, So thu
the hitter might MT nc compr ,misc.l
with his co,,nir, incn, md retain influence
enough To make treaty. The notes thu,
pissed On this subject, wc will give hcrcaf.
ter.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07
RuMOR OF A TREATY.

The last news received ir.nl, Mexico was
in the questionable shape "rnmor and :,
the effect thu, peace had Leen effected.
the s,ipun,ions Of which were that the U.
States werc 10 restore IL Mexico the Cali
fnrnims and III return were Ercvcr 10 kec,
Tcxss! Very probably the Mexican Com.
missnners in their igG"rnncc Of American:
character, may have proposed some such
outlines &c Treaty, but that such propo.
si,ions were ever accepted by Mr.. Tris',
no src very loaih 10 believe.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

GREAT Failures N ENGLAND I'VE
notice the following us nnony the great
failures which have recently occurred IL
Ensland:-
Lyon s. F;nney, Liverpool Corn deal.
ers, Dickson g. c.. Belfast, J. T. L. O'Nci,
s. ca, and W. R,wcit, l.ivcrpml Corn
traders, all f'r amounts very large.
w. s. j. Wumallev. dealers in American
stuff, Ter fl5O,O0O.
w. Il. r ,Linson, Governor af tho u nix
II Z i.land. for fIO5. 900.
Cns,cllain e. Son. Ell5,000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07
REPORTED BATTLE.

There 10 a rumor in town 10 tho effect
that Scott md Santa Anna have had mn.
other engagement, mich lasted three days
end resulted im Gen. Scott taking the cit,
Of Mexico. nfcr hnving lost onc-half II HE
men, md wounded its w@xien.leggcd dc.
fender. We give il fnr wha, !, is worth,
attaching more importance to il, however.
than 10 the rumrr given below Il n peace.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

STATE USryER,ITv.-Thc Trustees af
the State Uni tersiis hive f,llv ory7nizrd
themselves hs M king ch ice tho ner-
cssarv officers: ani hive opened cares.
pondcnce viii, eminent liirrarv men
ia tho cns'. fnr Tho purpose &c securing H.,
services 81 samr .en,lcnen wrl' qualified
la nrt rs n pr'dc.sDr IL the Univrr>it,
and design 30 commence nper,iion ms IRON
- practicable aiicr such professor il oh.
taincd. STANDARD.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

PARADEs il enid 10 have issued n pro
nmnciamrnso NJ At'i-co, where he has n
few hundred men with him. FRANclsCo
REnAUD Inns pronounced nt Mnzaiinn, bu,
hc j. . mere irceirn,cr VIM will he specdi-
" si'rnced. A letter from vern Cruz snys
the NIexicans intend to fall l,nck IN Gus!da.
honn, put themselves under PARApEs. prn.
claim SANTA Anna traitor, and orgnnize
the guerrilla svsssm Cs future operations.
81 Louis Unioa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

EXPENSE OF RarLR MD TRAVELLING.
From statistical table al the different rail-
r.mds in the Est, the numbcr ii traveller.
IN them during the ,ear 1876, mud tho r,is,
travelling per mile, We learn tho aver.
age rate nf fare 10 be from 9 To 4 CENTS per
nile md that the New England roads.
which have low fares. prosper marc thu
,hc. New Ymk road-, that demand high
fares.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07
CAPITAL OF IOWA.


The removal of the Capital Of Iowa into
the wi!ds Of tho interim Of our ihinly set.
tied State, was one of tho mort unpopular
scis of tho last session of tho General As.
eemlly. Iowa City had bcen selected n-
the Seat Of Government, Of lows, building
intended % Capitol, had been erected
there at an expense of nbout $50, 600, aud
people Ind purchased property there, n"'
tcring themselves tina, they were locating
in cit. ,ha, rs the Capital oi the State o
Iowa mus, ever he il n furnishing c"ndi-
tion. Bit with within our wise I.egi-la-
turc appointed C.n,ni-sia ner- T. chss. Il
epM in the geographical ccn,rc "f,hc State.
wherein 10 cree, the buildings n"cessar. ="
hold tie next assembly a! wisdom. which
NAV convene Cur the cnncineni ol the laws
Of our S,nte. What guarantee havc these
Who purchase lot. ia Monrc City ,ha, an-
other ten Years will not find the Capital
rraim travelling in search oia resting place
Scarcely ten ycnrs have elapsed since low"
CITY was chosen No tho future Capital al
Iowa aud enough money wns expended
there, in tho erection Of public buildings.
70 have betrayed the expenses IL mn eco.
nomical, biennial session VI the Lcgisla.
luse ever since.
I, 10 argued tina. in becoming State il
l. important ,ha, the Seat Of G"vcrnmcn,
should Ike rc-locnted, in order IN get il ~
nenr the centre of tho Sintc ~ possible.
A State watcrcd NJ is ours BY river al
the magnitude Of the Mississippi, must ever
have in that PARTON Of il thus bounded, nj
least double The population That will be
found in that part of il the more dis.nn,
from the river. As tho Seat ii Govern
meus 10 located with the view 10 nccom,n".
date the greater number of the inhabiinni.
Of the State, rnd MT wholly with the de.
sign Ut cconon,izing the mileage, n si,ua.
ton eight. .l.nr miles mare di.inn, from the
shickly populated pnrt III the Suite. would
30 fraught only with great di-ad. an'agcs.
Iowa City will lose little by Icing ~.
longer The emporium Il Legislative talent.
- the conversion IL the Capitol into Stale
Institution will attach mnrc real impor-
tance 10 The place than I" have il the Ses,
Of Government. A. n gentleman n"~
connected with the press of TINT city once
semnsked 10 us in conversation, SD s!'gMl.
did no esteem any real bene6, conferred
upon the place by il being the Capital,
that. % Ear n tho advantages were con-
sidssed, he would rather hive good saw
mill 10 town than 10 have il become the
Seat IL Government.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

@Thc editor of tie Clarion Of Frccdan.
published ii Cambridge, Ohin, complains
TIM, he is compelled To write under man,
lie says TIN, he has hcen
mobicd eleven times, and that even when
writing TINT article they were throwing
stones and roticn eggs nj his house.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

Darn o. Mn. HooE.-Wc IRE PINNED
70 have % record tho death ol our esteem
"a lsllow citizen, DAVID lIo0E. Fur many
yssss ! resident of this place, and for |"
loag sims Sling tho capacity Of Clerk Of
~ District Court, 30 Ind become widely
ed favos,bly knovn. He had oppostune-
Dy-Sssusned from . wish 10 81. Louie 10 die,
alles . brief illness, smcng those whom he
mcsl loved upon earth.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

6|The haui ton IL the city Of Paris,
France, hnvh bcen throw II into grca, conm,-
ton hy the murder Of the Duchess de Chor-
scul- Praslin hy her husband aud his suisse.
qucnt suicide. They were reported IT,
have been worth respectively the snug lii.
tie fortune of S2O,OOO.OOO.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

A GcoD CRoP. Mineral land Is gencr.
nlly ,hough. 10 he lily adapted to raising
grim. The Miners Express says TINT a
citizen Of that county realized this season,
from ten acres Of land four hundred bush.
cls of clean. plump wheni.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

Nur DEAD-Thomas w. Dorr, or Rhode
Island, who has been reported dead through
uu, the papers the Union, is rapidly re.
covering from tho severe illness which i'm
duced the report.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-10-07

@Thc Ke"kuk Register says that
"kcukuk now CONTAINS 1000 iminhilnmis !;
II dry g'Od strcs; several wholesale gss,-
ceries; Is or 20 retail groceries; and sew.
ersl hardware establishments"