The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
Iowa Trade
The Iowa trade with s, 7

AoWo lTaue.
The Iowa trade with ST. Lo,i,
ted by paper in that State 10 ba n., .s',laa.
600 coo annually. The X. Island ~" III, sl2r
Up a portion ofthat State 10 tbe t 'vaa opens
Chicago. The Aurora ExteDsio, T m1ssoi
Tract and Peoria and O4nawka sn'l''ag
be ~ operation in July neSt-s,.; a4as WI
Mississippi opposite Burlington and 49, 'ae
oqna~ka. The completion Of ,he r ~ 4 q
Will open channel 70 the business n, ups
lower down. The Military Troct ,o. lose
soon be finished to Quincy d i ! WI.
the business u lower Iowa which ,,s,S 1s0a
doWn 10 that point, Cur western no;.l G'Pp
will soon be accommodated WITH ,n, a,s..a
cilties for reaching our market Ey,af, y,
ct our roads are being COZ s.rnc,eI -
different sections Of that State. ali
open - ns 4 trade which our en,rras, A'4
citizens should not neglect 10 take adra,,
Of Iowa has long regarded s,
her most convenient aud onlg tr4ain.
and has scarcely been inindfaI of c6;,.'
as market, or business place, a..
roads will soon introduce Chieaua 4, a..
amore convenient and equally aIyant,a q
point to trade. st Louis has euiarf as. ).
monopoly Of the business Of our ncis5,..
ing State solely from the fact that ,bs W..
more accessible, The difficulty II reaet,.
Chicago Is now obpiated, the consers,,
Of which will be the opening Of ls.,z
trade ny the Ioua people with IT, s.,
The question i mol - much Whethe, h.
viii come here 10 trade ms whether orrt,
ness capital Will BE- found sufficient ~.
commudatc that trade. We can now t.-
pete successfully with 81. Louis "a s..
accessibility IL concerned. and fgW s8
want IL b compete equally s4 ces,sglh.
regnrds capital embarked IL trade. ".
liete Chicago for the coming soasgaR
able II supply the 1cmand ~ bo nader.
her By the opening sc these neR and rzf,
Gus channels Of trade, get Ne would sf...
al gnr business houses to make the Gc..s.
s.bie show Of stock as the market vii /.
the i.yrliest from fry fl hahtre3 Y.
cent ever known. The past year bes.,.
bringing a large portion ol our statcWz,g
un arms length ~ Chicago, las d thc s,-s
time opened 70 ua a large portion Of I'm,
aud Wisconsin. On the apeniar q, A.
spring trade oer streets wiIl swarm I'LL
merchants aud business mIn from the r,s.
rior Of the State anl from Iowa aud Wi,sss.
stn, whose faces we're never before seea
'Ghnnga Let our jobbefs and dealer. e
well prepared for shis by laying in d sBasq
commensurate with the demanl Which sI
inevitably be made upon them Caaa
" motrat
At.emp. % Rescue the Martha wash.sgt:
eOaspiratoys
We gave an account III The News yr,,4.
day ii lie arrest II " hi-sanc and s.la.
Martha Washington ConSpira,ar,, Waagn.
taken up by lhe Cincinnati authorities b
compliance with ii reqUisltion from tbe G..
ernar Of Arkansas. The parties Arrests
IN Cincinnati were placed under the char.
vi Marshal Buren, and SIX aids, vito tx
them t. the Telegraph ", 3 ltas
the CITY, aud though tie greatest eysf5ts
were made by friends az The pr.seatfs
delay their departure and ahstracl their eeg.
tnemert, by wits Of babeas corpus. II.
oal. bonds. tie affair was managed p
promptly and Iudjc.on-'y by The o1ssv
that tho prisoners were safely sgied q
Jeifrr-Ynvilie, whence they were c6r5fu
ia an omnibus t. Naw A 5anF M! rasa
IN board tie Bsllc Sheridan, IN reg,l 4,
.tfkanSaS
On ber way down, ihe Telcanpa aa..
at Madison and took Oh board Lyman Gle
another BY The prisoners, who had been s'.
rested "a indianapolis mud Forwarded Alsa'
son in tia- II embark WITH the rest d .r
g4gg
tic6rre Surrage, Who was scca'lr fix
k4ssanc, followed the Telegraph rom C,a.
can#t with tht hopc ot arrcstlag tlc pray
rcs4 af hs iriru1s-blt wann Inv afr'aaa
New Albany, he discovered that they t-1
.ef, aul Wera oa their waY down tie o.t1
Nathing aAuntrd, however, be, win saas
friends, rot ont writ Of haheas CORPUS .1
l13iowfl the Belle Sheridan on the bsa
Franklin
/, seems from what we can learn, tas.
Strrage overlook the Belle Sheridan ao7's
Mount Vernon on the Ohio. got aboard a'a
some of lbs friends, aud "ndearoret 70 fs'
cue the prisoners, The attempt ad a1
succeed The officers of the beat aud 2's
sengrrs promptly came 70 the assistance "
Marsha Buren, aud routed Sufrage W9gH
they potshare in double qtick time adfia'
STEERING sandry kicks as memenio o'ias'
affection
Nr Ei..aua ani his corGeltra'na are
tajs time lodged ip an Arkansas llE., "a.5
they wiiI remain until they are fairly V'
iov murder. ~. IoRiN s.rs
MISSISSIPPI NaLgr of SLArE- --}I-ss,
-ipriis rich State in one rarteua, a't
boeztrir poor ia others The numof .'
slaves i'll the State Is estimated at aoo.9.''
uf the value OF $3.50 100000, or iTaet.-
over $500 each The NatcheE t,ar1'
in noticing these estimates justly ren'a'A.
What Il commentary upon thes" es''.l.U'
Is presented IN the simple fact OF sIl.
with snch an aggregate OF one Pa'"'".,'
piece 81 property, continuing to rePNI@.
her Obligations, decided BY her own R'71.s'
tribunals 81 Justice To have been e9U'y Wv.
tionaly issued, and to be Legally od'..,
upon her! And what 4 further eonliI's""
upon her refusal to provide for the PaYntD,
of the Planters Bank Bonds. is to Dc ''''.1
IN the fact that her State officers props,
and her Legislature accedes to, the 'aAG2
the very fund paid into her tFcasor! W.
those bonds, 70 defray her daily expense
From ne Hiachrstsr Tireta'9" sD''@
WHO would have predicted three yea, 20. -,
90 that in 1854 distinguished Nn''n.,I
Statesman--a candidate for the pres 'a7",a,
nomination lastyear, and still cassea a'iog.