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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27
Amneemenis.


JULLIEN,s CONCERT
MErRorott1rAN BALL; -,
% Julien i'm hi: ohs,Is e,iS. f.. sS;0n
Philadelphia BALTIMORE C,n1s. the Southern '''''
Benefit and p'v', il hhRR sR'f,sSs SS " Solo Performer
THIS Tuesday, EVENING Dec a.
Verdi. Opera ,m.n
sympSosy%Tic .1"i Power Of sound o..
The Andante descriptive Of the Origin OF Music n,,,,
Aria From "L'' s$RsI%Ss1 Mds RSss ziSa
- hysep,n t nm a. Fesks
(Firsi time in AmeTca)
ROmap1s-" Dss Msdchsn am Fsustee" srr1nsed toSts
Sons,' r;fGP p, two hIss; s9 e. Ls
Mr. s Hughes and HERR KGSie rmon
eu'drii'' '''''''''ii THE GREAT EXHIBITION.
so0nd.s on tn. World. FAIR IL IoadOn 1851
posed BY Julien performed Nth the s.ss
EojGgs Tp s SoSs%. %S;s gSRdas America
Fnssps snsip isiy Poland Hungary, Turkey
,s.,.. rAsr sa,i. u c,.o.. ................F Fry
Grand Christmas ;, az osSo1m,occ
sOns-"whee the Bee sg sgsss"
Second Grand Puinses O Brass instruments rF0ca
gis.t time Time no5u1,. ie A@eriss1 ss1 Horn, and
s'Leie Wohlr arranged for two Comets twe ~ S.ins
Ss.I IssTS1 Sr Rhs. SsIs na Hem iS ka
f0''-in' A'''''4 ja,t Onej p,....,,,
Grand so00'n' 'r'''''p sicSoa BcrTrsiSi
Gsop-"The Post Horn" last w. Knis
Post Horn solo. .;..'''.''''~ M juinen
5y Cents
Ticket, sss1sd Ss had at Jcc No Broadway Hal sons
No SO and yan NOrden Kings No % "as- 10 'ne
Doors open at I, Concert o commence at O'Clock
U,HE HUTCHINSON FAMILY CONCERT
Last prior TO their leaving for PhisdeiphiI sseo
ana washington viii be given at the TABERNACLE WEpNEs
DAY EVENING, Dec 2 ls5 Introducing their usual oaase'
T"tsts Is cents psIs Of the house Concert will com
rnenee u y 0eock:
NHRIsTMAS CONCERTs-The Musical Prodigy
of the woo child II years Of weight only 2 lbs and
sos s scso gu Bn,spsH TgYsDAY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
EVENINGS hiS weel. and on WEDNESDAY AfTERNOON Tor
lie youth Of the city For particulars see small bills
VYyAILACKs sTHEATER-THIS EVENING, Dee.
w a. WILDE reformed the Comedy Of
TIE GAME OF LIFE.
Adam Blake Mye shadow Es9 Mr. Wseot
Rppert Mr. Lester Lye w yndhsi Mrs stephens
Drake. Mr. Brougher Rose Greeniee Mts conway
hAer which lsectad tme,) OLD TIME AND NEW TINE.
hynheer steenwyek VOa CoweDhoven MT rh0npson
'Sg SS1 a F:r;ss So cts fs; Circle Cd.
DURTON's THEATER-Chambersst
ID EyEYING Dee "a viii be played new cOmieIllty called
Mr. Crab Mr. Barrett AIRS Screseher Grow Mr. Burton
Peregne Bl n, Burton Lsy & Iele,t,ss % SsS' s s H0ash
Dsccon Mr. Johnston Miy n's Robertson
THE MUMMY os, Lows AND LteUoR
Toby Trsrap NJ Barton Sss%so a. = Mrs Burton
n CHRISTMAS IN THE OLDEN TINE.
DROADWAY THEATER R.-M0 n DAY
ID EVENING Dee a. win be performed the new Grand Eqae'
tran D''''A THE CATARACT OF THE CANOES.
conway zlions Nine ysonS" fo,s,
x5fsr which THE RENDEZVOUS. .
S1,no, Whiting Mis- S3pkaMs - J GCughsrheim
peon open Al g oelock and PaSgs cent?; Family
oFcls, a cent? Private BOSsa . snd ga
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
ACTIVE MEDIOCRITY

The Louisville Courier in an article OF
the "Reign of Mediocrity," draws a pic
ture of one man of emnence contendins
against mother and active bitterness slip
ping in between them and snstchng The
prize Tor which they both contendej, anc
illustrates il thus:--
.IIow was il bur thus at the last Balti
more Locofoco Convention? How but
thus at the recent legislative contest il
Iowa. which resulted in sending George
w. Jones back to the United States Sen
ale for another term of six years? Lool
at the mental calibre Of the other represen
lative in the Senate from Iowa, al that O.
the representatives in the same body from
Wisconsin, and from almost any number Of
the south western and northeastern States
low instantaneously is it, 10 be seen, thai
Mcdiocriiy reigns! And how irresstibl,
is one disposed to exclaim. when he goe.
back 10 the times Of the active service o.
such men as Webster, Clay, Calhoun, Bu
chanan, Hayne, McDulfie, Benton and
Corwin, there were giants 10 those daysn
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
PIRLIl NOTICE

rs hereby given that John b. Jervis, Joseph +.
i. Sheffield, Henry Fafnan, John NJ Wilson.
Norman b Judd, Epenezer Cook, james Grant,
John T.. Cook and Hiram Price have incorpora-
ted themselves in accordance with the provisions
Of the "Code oil Iowa. under the title and by
The name Of 'sThe Mississippi and Missouri Rail
Road Company" and that the principal place Of
transac,ing the business OF raid Company is al
Davenport, Iowa.
The general nature Of the business TO be trans
acted by said Company is 10 build, maintain and
operate Rail Road from the Eastern line of the
State Of Iowa, at or near Davenport, in The Coun-
IL OF Scott, 10 the Western line OF said State, at
or near Council Bluffs, in the County OF Pota.
waltomie, and to build, crest and maintain all
bridges tina, may be necessary 70 form a contnu-
Gus line Of rail road between the termini Of said
rail road, and the transportation OF persons and
property upon such read Tor hire.
The capitaI stock OF said Company is six mil
lions of dollars divided into shares Of one hundred
dollars each. Five rer cent Is required TO be
paid at the time Of subscription and the remain
der TO be paid in instruments not exceeding TWEEN
" per cent upon the whole amount, and at in
teIvals ofa least three months as shall be order
ed BY the Board Of Directors.
Tais Corporation commences on the lst day OF
January, 1852 and is TO continue for fifty years.
I he affairs Of the Company are to be conducted
hy Board OF Directors, President, Secretary,
T easurer aud such subordinate officers and
agents as may be from time TO time provided for
by the Bye-Laws OF the Company. The Direc.
tors are 10 be elected by the Stockholders so soon
as Five hundred thousand Dollars is subscribed
10 the capital stock. Subsequent elections u
Directors are to be on the frs, Monday in June
in each year thereafter. The President, Secre-
tary and Treasurer and other subordinate officers
are to be elected or appointed by the Board Of
Directors al their regular meetings.
The highest amount of Indebtedness or liabili-
~ TO which this Corporation is at any time 10
subject itself is Four Millions OF Dollars.
The property Of the Stockholders OF this Cor
poration which is not included in the capital
stock held by them is not holden for the corpo-
rate debts beyond the amount which may be due
from such stockholders respectively upon unpaid
ins'alments oil SAID stock
Davenport, February lsi, 1853 22.4w
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
cAInRIc SLIP

The following is from the Philadelphia
Ledger. Our readers have il Tor what y !
worth. Il is tho only doubt we have seen
expressed in relation TO this great invention
but coming from such a source il is ent''
tied to consideration
"Readers have noticed the reported sue
cess OF this novel power, by most OF the
commercial papers of New York. The
Scientific American plainly denounces the
whole as a deception exactly as i stood
alone in exposing the Paine Water Gas I'm
position, while the same array OF editorial
force and the weigh, Of much stronger tes'
,mony of actual results attained were pa.
raded against It's denunciaters. We hold
our faith therefore in check, by reasonable
doubts, till further enlightened.
"The shortest way that we can give the
reader general idea OF the nature OF this
motive power, without technicalltles or de-
tails, is BY saying tina, the volume OF al
may be rapidly and cheaply increased, 10
small e.rtent, by the application oil heat
and the inventors allege, while the Scientif.
ic American denies that the added heat nd
increased volume is as quickly distracted
and reduced by contact with plexas oil
metal wiring; thus securing for application
to drive wheels, a power created by such
process analogous to steam power"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
Married.,

On the Goth inst, by Rev. ], d. Mason, Mr.
VIM HAMILTON, OF Harrison CO., ONO, &c
Miss MARY A. GouD1E, OF De Witt, Clinton
co Iowa
The In'elligencer, ST. Louis; Chronotyre, ST.
Charles, and Republican, Cadiz, o, please COPY
The subsan'iability Of the fee accompanying
the above notice 5000 entities the happy coa-
pie to the best wishes Of the printfcal fraternity
s,>On the 10th inst, by the same, Mr.. JOHN
Omar to Miss CATHARINE FOSTER, all
Of Scott co Iowa.
~~~~~-~~~~>~-~>~~~e~--
05-Should any among our community have
the il luck 10 contract cold, or the prevalent
influenza, flyers Cherry Peetorai is recommend
ed 10 such as an efficient agreeable medicine
sure 10 relieve them.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03

MORE PRISONERS EscApED. From hand
bills stuck op in the Post Office Offering
$50 reward, we ascertain that four more
of the individuals detained al The Iowa Pen
i.entlafy, disiiking TO be confined TO The
house this pleasant weather, have concIu :
ded 70 leave. We hope they may not be
re-arres'ed, as il will only subject the War
den TO On additional expense, as no man
can be kept against his will in such 10 old
she'll as the Iowa Peni,entiary.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03

The prospect Of obtaining prohibitory
law from the presn, Legislature of Iowa, is
thought by correspondent, Of the New
York Tribune 10, to be good. The Gov
ernor came out against il in his message
recognizing the natural right of all men Il
drink and sell what they please. In the
next paragraph he urged the Legislature e
pass stringent law, with severe penalties
,gains, the circulation Of small Bant
Notes! There is no natural right to give
and take notes, but there is to give Tor sell,
and take drains! He expiated largely on
the dangers which threatened the people
from bank notes and paper currency, bu'
saw no peril in flood of whiskey.--Chi
90 Times.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
Davenport
ERRATA.
Jan. 3lsf, 1853.

Jan, 3lsf, 1853.
Mr.. SANDERS,
discover small error in my communication
10 your paper las. week, Iwrote the word indIs-
position, your typos have omitted the prefxed
syllable, s.in'' which makes material differ.
ence ia The meaning of the sentence. The
word sssELL'' in the last line, was a mere play
upon the name Of a very worthy member from
nuscatine. respectfully,
Ii ROY DODGE.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
THE WEATHER.

Three days of The past week have been
80 warm as TO make fire in,olerable. The
ice opposite this place is still stationary
though insecure. On The Rapids above il
has broken up and moved down nearly ID
the corporation line. Tuesday evening
We bad an old-fashioned rain which during
The night was converted into snow and
"Wednesday morning We had a two inch
snow based upon mud. We give the com
paraiiye table for the week.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
THE MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
RAILROAD COMPANY.

FUTURE PROSPECTS OF DAVENPORT
In our advertising columns will be found
n notice OF the Incorporation Of the above
Company, together with tho nature Of the
business they contemplate transaciing
The wind. work oil this undertaking having
been exhausted, men who know no such
word as fad, have organized themselves
with the intention of immediately commen-
cling the work Under the act granting 8
general RICH, Of way they will experience
no difficulty in obtaining the lands on the
route, and without delaying for The slow
action of Ccngress-which appears deter
mined 10 do nothing towards assisting our
Stale TO perfect this, another step toward.
the greatest enterprise Of the age-thes
will proceed with The work.
There is a bright future for Davenport.
No town on tue Upper Mississippi, or per
hsps in the whole west, holds out the in
ducemenis which she now presents. Sii
uated on the line of Railroad that is ulti
mately TO span this continent, a, The cross
ing place Of the grea, Mississippi, abe is
bound to be the city of the northw west
Progress is written upon every thing
around Us. From the little town OF Loo
inhabitants oftwo years since, we have al
ready become city with population OF
almost 5000. Silently but surely has been
our progress and without making SO much
noise as some Of our neighbors, we have
been accomplishing more. Though hun
dreds of buildings have been erected within
the above specified time, We, our chief
drawback is the wan, Of houses TO accom-
modate those who are continually coming
among US. A tenement for rent is sight
% rare IS would elicit remark The build.
ing of houses for rent is a better invest
ment, even al present rates, than mones |
loaned at 10 per cent interest. and as prop |
erty is rapidly advancing in price the op.
portuni,y for safe speculation is very ia /
vorable. Our city is spreading it's borders |
and by recent act Of The Legislature It's |
limits have been EXTENDED comprehendina
an area that will accommodate four or five
times its present population.
As the Rock Island and Chicago Rail
road approaches completion the amour, OF
travel 10 this point will be imme nse, when
us advantages coming directly under The
Inspection OF men DESTROYS Of proftahiy in.
vesiing capital, or those seeking new
homes where fairer prospect j. presented
than Of supplying the wants Of The present
and providing for those Of The future, they
will make this the place of their residence
So soon as that Road is extended westward
mo longer a chimera, but ma,ler-of
TACT davenport will assume an mpor-
lance that will place her among the firsr
cities oi the west There is then a .gold
time coming" which 50 far as the prospects
Of ibis city are interested, will soon lie re-
allied.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
b noes PAXTON HOYLE,

IJANiNG determined IL reside in nav, npof',
1 L begs cave 10 Igierm the inhabitants OF the
city and IT, ticihitt. that he Intends 10 practice
his profession as Physician, Surgeon and Ae-
snnchtr.
Do. tor Doyle, considering the fact of bis be-
ug Dublin Surgeon AMI Physician and ac-
coeeher OF the tiBlser.t OF Edinburgh, sutli-
tietn uar0n'ce thai he must POSSESS ,hofooeh
now edge of his profession, 80 peetiully soiicits
haze { IN publif ia ronsge.
nsY~ Residence ard ilice n the dwelling house
iormer OCCUPIED BY Mr. Webb.
Feb 3d. 1853 % 3Bt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03

On splitting off a piece of old marble al
the Washington Navy Yard, few days
since which was brough, home many year,
since by Commodore Rodgers, there were
discovered -four inches below the surface)
several holes about the diameter Of small
pistol bule, in each Of which there was q
muscle alive aud kicking.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03

AN AFFECTING INCIDENT The Elmra
.(N. Y Republican records the death Of I
little child Of Mr.. lNMAN, Of, that village oil
Christmas eve. Instead ofparegorc dose
Of Iaudanum was administered TO il, and
says the Republican, ""ken it retired II
bed IT'S little stocking was hung up in the
chimney corner TO receive the gifts Of The
generous Santa Claus, but a greater lhar
Santa Claus gave it a more precious giil
among the cherabims in Heaven"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
IN ACT to amend he .7et 10 Incorporate Hte
(gfg of Dar9rpoyt

Gftg Of Davenport
Sec. lst. Be II enacted by the General As
sembly Of the State ot Iowa, that the Chatter Of
said City be- so amended as to include and en-
brace within The limits OF said city the following
descr bed tracts o. parcels of land, 10 W.T.: A
tact OF block OF land, bounded on the west by
Rock Island street, on the north BY Sixth street,
on the east by Iowa street, and on the south 4,
Fifth street oil said eity: Also all OF the land in
cludei within the following described limits, H.
wit bounhtd on he west by Rock Island street
on the north by Third street, on The east ~ To-
wa street, and on the sgm'h by Second tand
street, oi said city: Also the following tract Il
land, to wit: bounded n The cast by The original
town OF bayen or, IN The south by G een.s Al
dit,on 10 Davenport. ard on the vest b, Cook 4
Sargenl's Addition hereto, and on the ner.h ~
the land, ant Addition Of e. C. r Mtchell-fhe
tract o land hereby add d t. said cl,A Of Daven-
port, being known as the land 10 Samuel llrsehi.
Also The following tract Of land, 10 wit: begin
ming on Second I2nd street ~ said city, al. o.
near the northwest corner OF block No. ohe ii
n he original town of Davenport, thence running
west on the south line of said Second street. 10 a
point dine south OF the south west corner Of Cotk
Il Sifgent's first Addition 10 said CITY, thence
south TO the Mississippi River, thence east along
the meanders Of said River to the south-we
corner of sad block No. ore I II thence north
along the west side of said block one II TO the
place of beginning; all OF which fIregoing des-
crihed tracts OF land, are hereby declared to be
within The boundaries Of said CITY or Davenport.
Sec Tracts OF and laid of into Tnwn Lots
adjoining TO the present boundaries OF said city
shall be part OF said city, whenever the same
are duly recorded as required by law.
Sec. 3. This act i 10 be in force from and r
ter its publication for TWO successive weeks in
the Banner and Gazette, printed in the said city
of Davenport, provided said publication shall be
at the expense OF said city.
Approved Jan. 81, 1853. 22-2w
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03

BRIDGISG THE MISSISSIPPI The Louis
vile Courier 10 remarking up n The prejes
Tor bridging the Mississippi at Rock Island
saws:
Our western friends. il seems 10 ns, are
a little ..behnd the times" wnen they tall
Of building railroad bridges Up this way
we are all thinking about GllI's Submerged
Track and Trayersing Platforms, as an IN
ven,ion which is entirely to do away viii
the necessity Of railroad bridges. Should
the expectations Of Mr.. Gill he realized il
the practical application OF his design, II
will prove to be one ofthe great invention,
Jt The age.
With his movable platforms in opera
ton at the crossings Of streams, instead q
bridges and ferries, the dangers of the form
er and the delays of The latter will all be
done away With. and people will cease IL
be troubled by injuncilons OF district anc
DEGREES Of supreme courts.
Mr.. GrLL's invention has excited good
deal Of attention, and men Of practical
minds are very favorably impressed as L
the feasibility Of putting It 10 operation, es.
pecalIy on streams with no greater chan
mel derth than that OF The Ohio
flour friends will come up here and see
Us one # these days, when Mr.. Gill shall
have received bis patent and tested the
sutficiency of his plan, we will perhaps
rive them ride over TO Jacksonville on
me nf thn Trnvorsinp Platforms and hack
again from New Albany on another.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
IIRERALITY.

The following characteristic note from Judge
GRANT has been handed US BY Mr.. Tichenor and
we take the liberty Of publishing it hoping il
may prove a stnulant TO others TO ego and do
likewise -
DAVENPORT, LIST, Feb 1853.
E. fiehesor, Esq
Darenport-
Dear Sir: The Gen
al Assembly allowed me one hundred dollars
extra pay as Speaker.
Az have no reason 10 belie9e that | was enti-
tied to the money, enclose Checks for the a.
mount TO be expended towards building school
house in Davenport.
Your obt. seEvt.,
JAMES GRANT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
Young Ladies High School.

JIHIS School formerly under the charge of
i Miss Dudley on the ID floor Of the Medical
College Building, will Te-open on .Nondap the 1h
II ftb'g. under the charge 4 Mrs BLOOD, who
las been for several years engaged in teaching IN
The Female Seminary. Kingston, N. Y.
Terms for primary department, $500
II CHER branches. 400
Needle - orA aud Emb, odery, Painting IN
Water and Oil, Wa3-work, &C., on reasonable
terms NJ n. BLOOD.
hhvennntt. Feb Isl. 1873 p 3w
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03

DeufisIrX..

Dentistry -.Dr. r. BROOKS,
respectfully informs the Ladies and
i1lIIyGentlemen of the City OF Davenport,
that he will remain in the city short time and
will perform any Dental operation that may be
required Of him.
Satisfactory references will be given to Ladies
in Rock Island if required.
fr.TRoom No lie Clare House.
Davenport, Feb 81, 1853. 22-lwt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03

Mrs. II. B. STOWE, authoress Of ''Uncle
Toms Cabin" has received a second 10
stament Of $4,000 from her publishers.
Jewett g. Co, Of Boston, making upward
Of $4,000 ia nine months on the copyright
IF one book. thing without a parallel in
he annals Of literature.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03

McD9NouGu VILE CAsE.--rhe SD
3reme Court Of the uuited States has de
cided The above case ia favor of the cite:
Of New Orleans aud Baltimore.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03

SHnT.-Andrew StiogIy Of Walnut
Grove, Jones co. and neighbor of his were
ont hunting on the 10Th, short distance
from home, when the former was Instant,
killed By the accidental discharge of the lat.
ter's rifie.-Dubuque Eg
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
CisEDIT ISLAND FOK SALE.

THIS beautiful Island is situated 81 miles be-
low Davenport, in the Mississippi river, con-
taining about 400 ACRES, half prairie and half tim
Der, 100 acres has been cultivated, good farm
house on each end of the Island, with large barn
and good wei, never failing water, and superior
building stone. This land, except in very high
water Is never overfowed and has a good steam-
boat navigation on both sides. For stock farm
it is not egnaled in the country. The wood on
the land will amply pay for the whole at the low
price asked. For terms apply TO
jan 26 r C EAps, Land Agt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03

NICHOLAS LoNGwoRrH, Of Cincinnati.
PAYS taxes on his property to the amount
ef sl9,l77. il is supposed he is the heav
est tax payer in the State OF Ohio.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLA RAIL,
ROAD,

We learn from A. r. Gilmore, Esq, thu
efficient Superintendent of this road, tha
the work is progressing very rapidly. The
contractors are laying mile Of track per
day, and they intend to "keep doing So I'll
The road is completed 10 Peru. The Com
pany have now two balasling trains upon
the road, and intend 10 have il in complete
order by the opening OF navigation, or at
leas, as soon as the ground becomes settled
in the spring.
We learn that an az nj has already gone
to ST. Louis TO make permanent arrange.
ments with the owners OF steamers in that
city, TO put on their best and fastest boats.
as soon as navigation opens. When the
road is fully ballasled' the time from ,his
city 10 Peru is 10 be three hours; and, in a
good sage Of water on The Illinois, twenty
seven from this city TO ST. Louis. "ibe
good time" for travellers is nearly come
Only think Of it, We old" stegerS" in Illinois
carrying a rai!'' to hoIp the coach along
through the soughs! You will be able ,a
start from Chicago a, s o'clock in the morn
ing, have comfortable nights sleep on /
fine steamer on the Illinois, and arrive o
Saint Louis next day in time to get shaved
call on your friends, and dine comtofabl,
al the Planters
The road The weather should be favor
able, will BE- opened to Ottawa in bout t al
weeks; aud 10 Peru, on, or before the frs
If Nj rch Or hotels would do We'll T.
prepare extra tables, for nearly all the tray
"a between New Oflenas ani New York
md the cite. On the Mississippi VII come
Chicago Press.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03

MiyNEsorA PACKET LtSE,-We learn
from the Galena Advertiser that arrange
ments are being made BY the proprietsrs O
the Minnesota Packet Co. 10 establish a
Daily Line of boats between ST. Louis aud
81. Paul, to commence with the opening Of