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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

curry at 10 dogs little cooler to day.
must mention few words in favor OF the
Fire Depar tment Of New Orleans. On the 4'f
Of March they had celebration, and they made
gran display with their machines, twenty
three in number, and about forty men TO each
Such thing as fight, among the New Orleans
Gremen, Think was never heard OF, which eanno
said presume of other large cities.
Respectfully &c. U r. r.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

TEMPERANCE The Maine Liquor Law
has been rejected in the Wisconsin and
Minnesota Legislatures by majority Of
me vie 10 each. The Chicago Times in
!.udlnu to his fact says:-
.Olr temperance friends in Wisconsin
and Iowa should Dot despair at the present
adynnt &c held hv the devoiees Of Alcohol /,
nor relax their efforts 10 expel the demon
rom their BORDERS, They are now far il
advance Of us IN Illinois. Had we come
within one OF carrying the Maine Law il
nor Legislature last winter, we should have
considered ourselves as nearly emaucipa
Ted"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

TnE Cincinnati Enquirer, leading Lo.
cofoco paper. says tia, an extensive game
d swindiing comprehending millions Of dol
fars. has been going on in the financial
department d the State Of indiana.
10 the language Of cotemporary, soon.
mend Us at any time 10 these Democratic
State governments for Illustrations Of Dem
1cratic purity and economy. Michlgan
suffered Iatelg The other day Mr.. Media
~ dscl redthat Ohio has been scandsously
misused b. its Democratic officers. Aud
now We hear Of huge haul by Democratic
hands in Indiana
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07
.The wind blew a. ,.xaa blawn IT. last.

So il did on last Tuesday and as conss.
quence The tall chimneys On the new brics
house Of Mr., LeClaire's again fell before
It's power. The house is so exposed fros-
its height that il is a difficel, matter to rem
der the chimneys permanent. Before The
high winds hsd ceased. Mr.. LeClaire hae
given orders 10 clear away the iailen bricks
preparatory TO another re erection. That
enterprise.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07
Ne v SPRING GOODS.

THE underslg ned having ju.t returned from
Hiiadfrltia, would call particular attention Ia
Cdoice assortment Of .Nes and Fashionable IAN
cy D,y Gno2s.
Besides that
W. s. all open in few days The est assoft
mert OF Fire Ggo8s we have ever ohert d, max
NJ n addition to ttat alfeaiy received a more
II xteussye Variety thaa ever shown ia his For-
ton Of the Far Wr-t.m
Anon, Them viii be found a rich collection Of
BONNET RIBBONS ND BON.NEI,S
millinery Goods IN ererg Department
Embrotdeues in 0H The Mr. Stiles
Froca3e, Camsiion, hlfia & F5ulard Six
"Eogle" Brand, '..NGttioni" bet BIZ DO
Paris .ter Designs Berages and DE- LANES.
IA the .Nenc Styles Of Dress Goo2s.
The best .4ssoytmcat Of Trimmings
He hne crer shotra.
ParGsois, &c. &C.
Giores and Uosiery
We have not time to-day 10 enatnerate, but
will do so in a few days, only desi gned nox
10 let our numerous customer. know that We
have returned, and having made our purchases
al "Head Quarters" will be ready in day or
two 10 show them the newest AID best the east
ern markets afford in the way OF Choce Family
Dry Goods, &c. &c.
HENRY II. SMITH.
Opposite the Post Office
Davenport, April 7. 1881
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

WHERE Iowa CAME FROM -tfam thn
census t4blas, we gather the following H.
terestins intarmstian ~ 10 the sources 81
population in this State:
The total number a iagaign citizens j.
2i.233; oflhose 3,1S5 arc English; 1855
lrisb;T l2 Scotch; 352 Wclcn; 1l52 Ger
mans; 3s2 French; 10 SWISS; 1856 Ca
naAan<; Ii NeXjcans, AMI about | 500 e
all other countries @i.h god proportion
OF Norwegiaas.
The native population IS l70t
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

As string oil emierant wagons bound
iar the above named Territory passed
through this city the other day, The inquiry
naturally arose in the minds Of those as.
certaining their destination, where j.
Washington Terfitorsa b. reference to
the National Iatelhsencer We are enabled
to answer the inquiry. II is new Terri
tory that was organized al the recent ses,
sion Of Congress, aud embraces that portion
Of Oregon Territory situated between the
10th and i9th degrees Of north latitude.
When j, is remembered tha, we arc bui
ili degrees north. and that ST Paul where
ice prevails one hail the years only 10
dogs. we may Judge somewhat of the eli.
ms,e Of Washington Territory. There arc.
however, modifying influences which IRE
said To render the temperature compare
lively less severe. J.J STEVENS has been
appointed By the President, Governor OF
the Territory aud has entered upon the dis.
charge Of bis duties.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

frTThe editor Of this paper would announce
his retnrn aga,n'o theduties OF his station, which
hs has tur four weeks been obliged to pla'e -
other hands on account al serere cold II Is
with pleasure he acknowledges lis Indebtedness
to AYERS CHERaY PErToFAL for cure from ".
and great relietiro suffering ny its use, and now
would IRON experience recommend II heartily ~
Others who mag be afflicted a. he has been. With
a belief ,hat they ma a so b. benefited BY il
u e-(NyfstiGn .fiioruis
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07
TuE STEAM FIRE ENGINE. "A large f

TnE STEAM FIRE ENGINE "A large f e
occurred at Cincinnati on the Goth, ~
which several buildings were burning zap
ialY. The steam fire engine came on t,
II he ground ready fer action in six minnles
after the alarm II poured Fix large streams
f water up9n he Ere which rapidly check
ed it. 1t is said TO be great inventions
a perfect FIRE annihila,or, and no fire couId
.lapd against q number Of them.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
Fine r ok Island Adg. Of lsst Wednesda,
-ays that the grading on this r Ind between
that city and Moline, was commenced b,
the energetic suh-contractor, Mr. E.
Reynolds, on last Tuesdly week. From
30 to 70 hands are now employed on The
work, and il will be pushed vigorously un
I'll completed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

A MOTHERS HERoIsM. the fire in
Cincinnati, on the 10Th ult, a touching
scene occurred. 4 mother and four chlt.
Ireu were in the third story Of the Bed.
stead Factory, and were cut oii from escape
n the usual way, by the flames. She a.
rended the root, carry ing her children witt
her. Here. t,iag Que d her children l.
her shoulders, she haIdlN ie.pod across a.
sllcy. six leei in width, H. ,he roaf Of anati.-
r. building. from whence, leaving her bar
len, she returned, 0ud, IN like manuer.
carried over in satets each ot the other,
The tact was witnessed by lsrge COZ.
course of people. The mother vas IN fee
bic he nth, aud nothiug but maternal Ioy6
could have carried her through SO try ing g
scene.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

TITus BRUSsoS Few of our old resi-
denters but who remember this peculiar
individual. Titus Brunson wss an odjity.
and many are the stories told Of his sippn
iari.ies. Poor old man! be has been sum.
moned hence-be died recently, We are
Informed. g, the old homestead in Middle
bury, Conn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

The Engineer considers Fulton City as the best
point for bridging the Mississippi, as 10 feasbili-
y and expense.
s. says the Chicago Times and SO said
the Iowa Reporter Now We don't care a
Ia penny great whether The Mississippi i
erer bridged here--as it is questionable
whether il woa!d be 10 our adgantage--buI
there j ~ use of our cotsmporaries lying
- about tue matter.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

DEATu OF Dr.. DrAcAN.--H1n. Alex
snder Duncan, ior mauy years a memLe'
of Congress from Hamilton county, dc
at his residence on lhe 44i, Of apopIexg.
lie bad been severely jnjofcd Tie day BE-
fore by loaded wagon passing ever a.
body; but this was act tie immediate c4u..
ut lts death,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

BIG EssrsE--The larges, engine ever
cas-, north Of ST, Louis, has recently been
turned on, q, The foundry OF Messrs. lie
Claire Davenport & Co, ofthis place. and
may now be seen in working order, b.,
those curious in such matters, at their
Foundry.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

Gen Pierce OF REMovALs.--The follow
iug extract is apropos just now
"There was nothing in the adtninislra
i'm ii General Jackson which so uniform
IS failed to Justify as the removal Of on
worthy officer to give p|lce to anoiher."-
Gen Picrce's Speech in Senate in 1911.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

Mr. FERGUS, Of he Moline pspor mil.
gives Danforlb Of The r. I. RepuJ. "scis.
sors" in the last ADJ. for silly et,emp, tc
cast obloquy upon that excelle OF and wei,
msDoged establishment,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

Some Of the success Of Mr.. Turbil In
thi. place, may be attributed TO The iIl-ad
vsed and shallow attack made upon TEN
perance men and Sons Of Temperance, d
the Janus-faced writer OF communication
in the last Banrer, signed "A Democrat"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-,A Temperance
address will be delivered his evening al
the Methodist Meeting House, by the ell.
quent DR.. Elliott. Every body aud lhei
families are requested 10 be present.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

THERE are D,2G3 lannefiea in the L.
States, Only Ia OF which are located in 10
va, aud not one In this portion Of the State.
This point offers inducements for lha, bu
sinea presented by no other place with
which We are acquainted.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

We cfnnet sionp 10 controversy with
Cossii, or Pet Lsmh. of the Muscatne En-
qai.er. The services We did that young
snrig aud 10 which we had particular allu-
sion. was the advertising nj two different
times ediioriallv. BY request, Of his print
ing office for sale. When i.l.heslth so in,
cspacitates man for writing tina, he Will
fies those who have done nothing but
befriend him, il il time that, for the good
name be once may have possessed, he
speedily yacaie the tripod.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

BRInG1NG TnE MISSISSIPPI The Chiea-
20 Tones in an or,ie!c upon this subject,
saws:
-Four roads are chartered IN the north
era psrt Il this State. 10 reach as many
points en- the Upper Mississippi: viz, Ga
.eua, Savanna, Fulton City, aud Rock Is.
laad; and on the other side. companies are
Ia extend each of the three
latter II these roads westwardy through
Tie State Of Lava. OF these, that ap-
preaching Rock Isl nd, il is probable, viii
i The first completed. \ company, head
ID hs the Governor VI this Stale. is incnr-
aarattd Ia hatd a tsdge scross the Mis-.
.isslppi IT tia, place, and II is understood
yhst repsrations are IN progress 10 con-
mence Tie work Immediately. This is q
strong company, embracing some OF the
heaviest eastern capitalists. and Il i said,
he Head OF one Of the Departments a.
Washington. The interests oi the South
,rn Michigan aud the Rock Island Rail.
roads. with The Bridge, and the cont inua
lion through Iowa, are closely connected !,
Il net Identical
..The Central Michigan Railroad Com
Dany, also strong 10 resources, IS interested
ia the construction If a road west"ardlt
rom tho Mississippi, al some point above
Rock Island; and il is highly probable that
Aith lbs aid and influence, at least one If
he roads from the points designated aili
We carried through"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

CoscERT.--We direct attention to ,hr
notice of Concert 10 be given 10 this place
by Mrs. CIoLINi, on next Friday evening
Our Contemporaries allude TO her in terms u
highest pra:se.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

Ia 1850 about 81 100000 lbs. Of maple
.9gar were made in the United States. ol
which lo"a bad the honor oi producing
20, Gs4 lbs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

A private letter received by fellow cit.
jzc u, announces that the snow il three feet
IN depth on Saltwater. High water ma,
be anticipated this spring.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

NAUGHTY TRICK The r. |. Adr. pub
fishes Dr. Us. J. WIIson-lhe gentleman
Who didn't lecture on Cholera here fort.
night since, cause he couldn't get an audi
ence-For leaving that city without pay ing
lls printers bill.
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Attest, JAS, THoRINGToN, see'y.
Davenport, Iowa, Arril q, 1873.

Professor ANDERSON, wh9 has been iat
some time past performing t. large audi
ences ia Richmond, his been exposing IT,
Spiritual Rappngn ham5ug. Daring Is
remarks he stated that Its ofiginator,
we're Young Iadies who bad made $1,000
by their operations" lie also stated tha'
statistical accounts from the various lpn1
TIC ass lums throughout the Union rep 81
5,3 lanatics MS Victims N this destructive
deiasian-- while /. persons htve conan,
ted suicide 4nder the Influence # = mano
nanitc heliet ia the spiritual poscfs "
these jogging pretended communicates
with the immatcfai world
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07
NEW GOODS!

JUST RECEIVED At
II II. SMITHS Variety Store, opposite 'hs
L l.. Post Ofce large and beautiful asSo'''
nent OF Prints, Lawns, Delaines, Barege heia'h.'
mi Ginghams: together with a general assn.
ment OF Ladies, Misses and Chldrens shoes 10"
priced Carpeiings, such as Rug, Hemp, Ls',ns
S'air, &c Also large Iot Blown and beae"e'
MusIins, aud heavy Cotton Goods, ru
Harh 81, 1853 III ii Shiih'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

InE Congregational journal account,
for the parliaIily with which cIergymen re
gard tobacco, on the ground that 10 ,h.
ear's history Of this country, il was made ;
part cf TIC ministers salary.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

WHEAT IN Ono According 10 off,
ciaI returns, Ohio has averaged thirty mil
lions Of buthcis Of wheat for the las, three
years, Of which sixteen millions are sur
oIns, after feeding all its own inha biisois
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07
Ilicl

or Lung Fever. on Monday 2lst Of Mach,
DOWNING, Youngest son Of Il. 5. and ELIZA
FINLEY, aged five months and fige days.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07
~ Married.

On Sunday April 81 b, Rv. J. G. SMITH. Mr..
GEO WATTEFS 10 Mis- MARY JANl
ST MES, all of Pleasant Valley, Seat CO. Iowa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

CnrcAGo AND Rock ISLAND RAILROAD The
cars on this road were run to Lasale, 40 miles
On Thursday last, and returned the same even.
ing, having made The run in good time
Railfoad Rccor9.
The distance is % miles and yet they
made il 10 good time
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF AgT.-The
engraved frontispiece in this number oi
the ILLUSTRATED" is certainty chefd'el
Fre 10 the art Of wood engraving The
ii gazine sustains its character and from
is size and the number OF its Illustrations
- richly worth $500 per annum.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

The relative surface of ITO three grca'
geographical divisions Of the United States
: computed by the Cincinnati Railroad
Record to be about a follows:
Atlantic slope 100000 SO. miles
Pacific DO 800 600 do
Valley Of the NJ ssissippi 100000 do
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07
ARGYLE FOR SALE.

TNIilS delightful country site late res'den.e v
l. the undersigned, is now offered 'oi sur
From 10 10 500 acres OF land well t'moe'r" ,no
tending to the river and embracing soho ~, 49,,
ots in the town of LIE Claire, com'or'ape
Co',age DIV cling with 8 rooms, 100 bear ~
ple trees, splendid garden, tame grapes' 80.
ferries, English Strawberries, tlims, e"'," ,.,'
good stab e, smoKehouse, and large .ata ep"o au
drdly ornamented, good and never fa''hs N.s
If winter in the yard, indeed every hvfn.'.t az.
Ia render il desirable. is here. THIS pace :.
Joins tie h. airhv town of lie fla'Ee i"~'"F
IN iuu view If he Ilpor a.,
Cnc rhrd nav in and and non one 70 's'
years credit witl be gwen so he "a auc' ~
ely to Il. c. EA)0, GEM La"@
Mch3l or TO A. II DAVENPORT, lie LANE
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07
Rail-, ROAD MEETIN G.

At general me citing OF those interested IN me GU.
Of Davenport, the neighborhood and q lie Clare, ~
the Court House in Davenport, Iowa, on Inc "a APrh
.s53 On motion, Hiram Piice was appointed ehair
man, James Thorngton, Secretary.
The meeting being called to order, Col. :. :. Eaa
briefly stated the object Of the meeting 10 oe 10 CON
cert plans and devise means for immedia'e. taxing
such steps as viii lead the building Of Railroad
around the Rock River Rapids OF the Mississippi nv
err, and thereby connect the two towns OF Davenport
and lie Claire. And also for the appointment O.
committee TO confer with committee already sp
ponted by the citizens and neghbohood OF lie Claire
for the purposes for which this meeting Is no"
assembled.
The Hon. James Grant of the II. Island and 1hiea
go Railroad being called upon gave an enthusiastic
f the nrogress OF the Road with which he is
come cite j. the feasibility Of the project now under
consideration by his remarks induced the lveliest
interest in behalf of this contemplated Railroad,
and concluded his remarks by Offering the following
Resolutions, TO wit
Resolved, That we cordially approve the efforts
being made to build Railroad around the Up
per or Rock River Rapids Of tie Mississippi river
the towns Of lie Claire and Davenport,
being undertaking in internal Improvements, OF the
first importance TO the commerce and prosperity of
this country; and one that will materially aid in fur
nishng conveyance to market for our produce toI
ST. Louis and other southern cities.
Resolved, That this meeting will sppoint commit
mtee OF three to take immediate steps to incorporate
Company uuder the General Laws Of this State, TO
carry the objects of this meeting and the meeting
heretofore held lie Claire and that this committee
confer with other committees appointed for similar
purposes and that they take such steps viii BE- mos
likely to effect the wishes fthe people aad the wants
,f this region Of country.
The Chair thereupon appointed James Grant. John
p Cook and Jas Thofiugton said committees on mo.
ion, the Chairman or this meeting aad Col. T. C. lads
sere addsd to said committee.
On motion, the proceedings of this meeting we're
rdered 10 be signed hy the officers, and ht several
apers oftAi city Of Rock Island and 81 Lonts be res.
tuested TO puhs the same, OF such other papers
nay be Interested.
Ga motion meeting adjourned
HIRAM PRICE, Chairman.
Attest, JAS. THoRINGToN, see'y.
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sEsesYFD On STOLEN
ItrsTaAIIA AusTRALIAn
A CHANGE FOR COED.

TITO n DESTROYS Of visiting the Golden Ne5l0h
OF Austraii can secure their tickets hefe ID
Davenport Iowa, with more certaiuty nan &C.
iaying uutti their arrival IN the city OF We"
y ork TIE
"PIoNEER LINE OF PACKETS FOR
AUSTRALIA"
O,jee ITO Wall Sire !, New ork, baVe es''o-
ishod an Agency ~ tins c,B, where those u
tending a Ni,t to that country. VIII hhd Il j"
tht,r interest, 10 - cure their passage.
JANES III RI GIN, Ag'h.
Davenport, March 3lst, 80 IL
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A CAR

THE undersigned will be absent from the city
a few weeks, during which time Messrs. Me
Greaor * Lawes viii gave strict attcnr on TO any
business in the land line with which he IS en-
trusted T. C. EADS
ADrI r
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, March 80.


Ms Fillmore died at Wizards Hotel at 9 o.
clock this morning. She had been suffering
Pneumonia for some time past, but no serious re-
suit was contemplated until within few days
The immediate cause was supparaiien caused by
water on the lungs Mr.. Fillmore with hi'
friends will leave with the remains eaily to-
morrow for Buffalo.
TIE nomination of Mr.. S.ide,l as Minister TO
Cent al America was confirmed yesterday.
New ORLEANS, March -.
terrible steamboat disaster occurred N
Galveston Bay on The cath. The steamers Nep-
tame and farmer were racin. from Houston 10
Galveston. when the latter exploded killing he
captain. clerk, and second engineer, Is OF the
crew, and 81 passengers were either killed OF
missing. Twenty passengers mostly ladies' were
saved
The ste Falcon arrived Yesterday from
A.pinwal bringing % passengers aud Sioo,ooo
10 god and the Caliiorna mails.
ELaIRa, N. Y. March 3d.
a fire broke GU, in a building opposite the
Frainatd House, last night about II o'clock,
which consumed the entire block Of wooden
hni din.s all afwhieh used as stores. Loss IRON,
fifteen 10 twenty thousand dollars. Insured -
tn, Brainard II use was damaged 70 the amount
of $500.
Cincinnati. March 20.
An immense mass meeting was held last even
ing in Market square. 10 nominate an nitpeha.
emf ckp' Tor CITY officers. 10 sustain common
s. hools in opposition to the eneieaclmfnts q
The Roman Catholics.
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Office Hours.

Open at s AN. Closes at O'Clock, P NJ.
When any OF the above letters are called tor
please say they advertised or they may not
he looked for WM. VAN TuYL, 7. NJ.
Davenport. April Is', 853,