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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
JOHN P. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,

Produce, Commissisa and FarEardiSg Merchants ana
General agents.
-PKOPIiHTops
Union Line Canal and River Boats. leaving Chieags
daily for st. Louis and all intermediate Ports, aud
ranni IN connection with first class Lines
from Chicago To New YORK and Boston.
-AeEsrs toa THY
Old aud responsible Western, transportation Co. in
surcd
-PRorRisrcRs-
Chase Spauldng. New York =. g. Chase CO., Al
bahy-Root & Morgan Busaio.
-AaFNfs:--
NJ B. Spaulding, JAS II. Wgu-. ! IL Broad ST., n.
cor. FFont-up stairs:
p. B. Burke 81 State Street. Boston;
and for the T oy and Chic AXE Boat line
Ii. ;. BfrenER. Proprietor, Bgtato.
-A8.sIs-
e. +. Brew ster Contihs Slip, n " w. W. Dennis 81
hlby ST. Ro-ton. y. Chapin s. Co 81 quay ST., Al
hauy and for Steamers and Sail Nesse the Lakes
VII contract for The transportation of Goods from the
Atlantic Giles for the pr ductons of the west des-
lined for the Eastern markets without delay and upon
thu favorable terms TO .-onslcHments of pro-
rerty for sale In the Chicago market especial attention
will be paid. and when required ieeral sdsaneSs Will
be made upon Bills 4 Lading.
Mark packages CARE J. Z. Z. & Co.
JoHNP. CHAPLIN,
LOU. FOEERTr.
e. J. HIRLRGr.
RESwICK & SON agt nts Il Davenport, Iowa.
AINSWORrH IL LYSDE, Rock island. III.
Apr. 18th lS54-S tri-ss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
MORE ABOUT WoxAN's a,enr,

]; lie undersigned woa Z most resua,tt. III
s Laale. ., Town, shA. they have Jus seess ols
Now ladies f!oa have moi the f.pLt te W, .'oses
Prosidcnt you certainly have The r,xb, 10 ~, 'of he
ooA stove, ana osIots aeslot. msn ASSUME. s >
foisioiilts las no donttEe ~onu Yen ~, iss
We would advise YOU 10 exercise this r,.it :. hhV
ny 80 would solicit your attention 10 In. alo, - et
We warraht tben 70 give perfect sutisfa,uoL IN
particular, ana II late crack IN he ,ear NJ cry
nish pew ones free of charge; besides nnn .nliar
posted N regard to the operation Of mi. hs
~! oosnls wha'ever, nom said person. we WI, -,
Below wegise atoIy OF ceftiht atcs se,.a Nv .eNs
living 10 nearly every Fart o. this stats, NAN hs
inns !. n1tProoi ositise that this is supe,,e
We will say 10 more. f"' ss~.s
We whose names are hcreuGto subscribed
method Of recommending the Charter on ~ '"As lt
cooking stove. sold by II. WnkershAn - ~ nm
export, Iowa, we believe ii to he the brst ~ nsv'
nov Ia use, for speed IN eNcclling Ia ,oek s'o's
believe :" Be the heavi stand nlost durabie xsa.
Jas Norai, u Ripley BIZ Woodward no,
yies, Vim y Harris. 9 c X Mitchell, ., ,m1 pa.
Knapp, Henrietta Brainsr. Ann Me- orpuet i,e
Woodward Abner DAWSON, r Wooliord I'M iiipseih
lor. bai Eto, Tiehenor, Louis A Mattln, = ssa!'
eth, Thomas N .Gasr.n. Charlie. " es,nn i."t arh
sen John / havies, VIM Herril " Nc. nin'
e Fulton, ia. Thorinrton, A billa,. r paseh,
+. Rcdmon, Nathan 81 Rambo Jlo RI, ''ass,
rossan. Hyde, II l. Bpiui. Am In,.,'i., VIM
krower, y = Wiley. A " right HEAR Pr'.r',, S.oW
lei. San'i CAST DANIEL stephens llu, pra,., ian
Falen, Jnn Oids. VIM llhtts, J. l.ehhbr, a., M
Wiley, 7 Walker, Jno n Windsor. j 4 GU. mm
ram Brown, VIM skcltcr. George sam. " hi
Buekwai'er, Ne~bury uids, Denii- Carpenter As'h
Besides the above stove No keet On ia, n, .. L..
the Prairie state Challenge, Rael Iiantoi a h,he
Tx .. clipper. Beaat. ~ the West. nj oth.,. Es'
various patterns OF premium Stoves. Aisp ,o,, "s
ussor'meht OF Tinware, Copper do: Jalafsd day. s
Nails all sizes and firass We Viii H., th 10 ss
marke, price for cid Copper. Brass. Pewter. ea as.
Rsga. @e
march ~ n. WIcNEpSUaN 4 o.,
4 sLOInS,
~ Csssineres.
q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29

GREAT BARGAINS
NEW YORK CLOTHING RsTA7LIsHaEvT
Wholesale and Retail.
I'VE have inst received the largest and best as
w sertnent Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
IyC;, that brougatto this ,stsrn country
ons istiHg In part of the following u;ss:
American, English, French and q sf.aan Broaiciott
Goats nfdi-ssnt styi.s and ~ lities.
Dvsrcoats, Be aver, Blanket Petefshaa, Pilot Cleth
Cffsn CLOTH. Ii ms skin, Nnhais.
Double Goats of the materials.
Pail Goats Of Satinets. Tweed. Cashmere, Dos
Skis, Cash nnrette and leans. ~ everv style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting OF y dne assortment OF silk Cravats
Stocks, Neck Handkerchief. Pocket Handkerchief
Drawers, Dndershirts. Mats. Caps. Buckssn Gloves
iadis rubber coits aud pants. Trunk. Valices ant
Carpet bags. Fine White and Fancy bosom Shirts
shirt Collars. Ais \ Hnc ipt ~
BOYS CLOTHING
"a piece goods Persons will find It to their inter
est 10 give ns call before purchasing elsewhere
Store on Front Street, opposite Ferry Landing, il
DR.. Halls sew building.
RERLIZHElMER d FLEIsCHMAN.
Davenport, Sept, 10Th. 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
'hs uNnrRsrANnINa OF THE PEOPLE

4 N the great prog Frss CoHsta"t "a ~.
l branch of S.Iebee and Art In THIS country, G CIV; "
pocis! in Davenport, tho arl 81 nsAisS ~
UNDERTAKING. OF THE PEOPLE
has not been forgotten, fer there has been "se nSo'
and S!oe .Mansfactory aud Store sstahishco III ,"N
en,ort on Brady st. between Second and ihru. wncie
ever, variety Of The most fashionable Boois enoc,
,,r be found and that may be generally Known tsa
such 10 the case, the subscriber takes ths eppouha
10 Inform the public that he has on hand the arges
stock OF Boots 4 Shoes that ever offered ~ an.
s,orc In the State, all of his make aud WARRANTED
~ he ms good ms any custom work made IN TINS ceuht!
which he offers sell al less prices thar nuch 'ero
articles can be bought for elsewhere Aso ne IL pre-
ma red 10 make order ANY and al KINGS - the mos
fashionable ST. les Of Boots and she's at short nouce
Particular Attention
~, he Maid 10 The ma. ufacture Of Gents hne seweo
Roa,s and fnc, Shoes: also Ladies' due Black aud oil
ored CATERS Glove Kid Polkas, jenny Luds pusIin'
Fancy slips. &r.
LEATHER AND BINDINGS
constsu,ly Oh hand. A large stock OF sole Leather
French md Amerieip calf upper leather ZIP; Mofoe
60 ln,ing. BINDING Pegs. Nails Thread. Saloon N.Y.
IA arti, les usually kept in ndcrs stores when WI w
sold al the lowest ma ket price.
To merchants and especial, Boot ana shoema s
/ would say most smrhuticaily III have on nan,
tOn CnAes IL thr Bcs, Boots and Shots thas Wa
ever brought into tn country which are Offered TO t
rade NJ .riees thai will compete with IN, mouse II
ms Western states, and all who re ~ want q hpns
made Boots and Shoes respectfully inshea !" OK
this stock before purchasing elsewhere
w Z. POTTER, Proprietor
w. c. Bur1tRy,ELp, Agt-
Inn. IN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
BOOK BrNDERY.
Blank Book and Paper Eox Mandatory.

No. 4 COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
w MULLER. Book Binder In Davenport, bees
w leave inform the citizens Of Davenport. RIO,
Isl nd. Moline aud vicinity that he has received
ling Machine aud isno~ prepared to do all the work
10 this line Paper Ruling and u apk Cook Maiiufae-
turing. Also all " Binding: manuf. ctures all
sorts of Paper Boxes Frames aud VarBshes Maps and
Pictures, tve. he also does Paper Hanging at the
lowest prices.
Blank Book for general use, Band, Hat and pamph
let Boxes constantly OH hand.
Mas u, le54-trx II W. MULLER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
GARDEN LOTS.

E>OUR lots Of Five Acres each situated one I'll.
Il north 81 city of Davenport. on East side ~ la.
bEgSe Road. Also Eight lots ~ Four Acres eset sra
Eight bots of One Acre ca situated mile morn Of
city 81 Davenport, or the Hiekor, Grave RasG.
side; apply 10 G. l.. DAVENPORT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
paY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES
co-pARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

THE undersigned have this day entered into Copart
ne,slip. for lhe purpose Of triinsactnr Whole
sais nd Retail Grocery, Boot and shoe and lccns
ware business, under tie arm snd style Of BAEKLpy
iTFnspsns 90.
They nave taken the s'Rylck store" below the Mil
on the Lsvee, between }r, dy and Perry Streets. Bt
solicit y snare OF me pube patronage.
p. A. BkR1 HOLD,
sAM'J. X. BARKLEY,
M. THOMPSON.
nsycr uoft. Isi Is,, 1884, StIN-.Sso
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
LOOK HERE!
8 Farms for SAFE!

nNE OF 100 acres Prairie Land. ten miles FROM
Davenport the Hickor. Grove Read. one Of ~
acres broke and enclosed the ~iaht's ksi, hos'i
north Of EHst Davenport miles. Also on the same
rpa miles from East Davenport. il6 acres, 60 acres
under euitis alton with good brick house, orchard
etc. For further particulars appls 10 the sabserhes
on the premises lasi named
Ma, 2,i. lisa. SfOB ". ELnRfDGE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
IN o r AN E.

METROPOLITAN FIRE MARINE 1NSU.
RANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass.
c,,r,vrn c.,tr., $500 900
4. az c.r,r.LrArpr S20on0O
A. ArLAsLE ASSETS ArRkicAsLr TO OUTSTANDING RISKS
s4so,asI
w. THayER Secy. hrTHEs Aossos frest.
This Company oraanixed under the string it iaws OF
Ma ,saehnseits has established Agency az nayen
port and vii issue polleies against Fire ~ Marine
loss on as favorable terms other responsible ia
.titutian ~ this kind No dividends vi he paid -
.tockholie Till the CAPITAL renches half mi lion by
the cedmuIation Of profits. Losses prompt. adjusted
aud paid at this agency
References
Ne.,rs Thayer. Banker Boston, Nessrs poan. King
\ CO. 81. Louis. j. NJ. Beebe Morgan Il Co, Boston,
Rhodes Prgram & Co.. ST. Louis, Binnrhara t"nfcrst
X Co. Boston. John Lavender. Esd, st Louis.
Msssrs J. p. Clttpin + Co, Chira9o,
Ramsey. B o. & Co.
j. II. Dantam \ Co,
f. l. Tinkham, ESQ. Cashier Marine Bank :
Annty a, the Banking House of McCsregor, Lawes, &
Bl.tsemote A. w. Me0REooh, aseht
Sept 81 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
GROCERIES,.

I'THE subscribers in receipt Of fresh stock ~
Teas Spices. Pickles, R1isins Pigs. Prunrs. nit.
ron. Harkerel, &e., direct from New York aud for
ale low by i'm. DAiZELL& BRO.
SotP-ee Boxes Palm Soap In store and for sole bs
| y De, 81 naIZEI.i. " BRO,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29

uifA aud Violin strings snt ever, End ofyn.i
~ cal A,reiandise, kept eenstan lS Oh band AZ Va
lie Ciatrs Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
xssREooR. LAwEs ! srAxEMoRE,


MeGREGoR, LAwEs q RrAKEMoRE,
Bankers, RxsAaags, NOss Rsal EssA.s Brokers,
NO. q lie Clare Row,
Davenport, Iowa.
G-sXorss and B,Lls collected and proceeds rcml.-
tod any par. Of the United States At current rates
II The hishes, current rates paid for Bate If Er-
shesge, Geld end Sitrsr.
m SisAt Drsfts on all the principal cities OF tho
United States and Europe, for sale at lowest rates
T~rIxrrarsr ALLOWED on deposits, on time or to be
SI.sp W. ARR Ants constantly on hand and Cor sale
ut lowest rates.
TPax.L Estate bought and sold on commission;
L TS.rAxrs paid for on-residents and others
NTTnIgs Investigated and Abstracts n,rinshea'
,rrBenDs and Mortgages bought and sold aud loans
negotiated. 40
JOHN THOMPSON, Esq. Banker, \: 7.
Ns..ss PAGE BAcoN; Bans srt = a'a'si MIC mo-
ALEX ". MGREG0R.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public, ~
REAL ESTATE.
PARTICULAR attention given to the buying and
selling Re Estate on commission, Paying OF iax-
es. sc. &c.
this county and city, fully prepared 10 examine
Titles and furnish correct abstracts: draw Deeds Mort
Cages and all other instruments OF wrg ana take az
$500
reasonable terms.
M,GRESoR, LAwEs & BLAKEMoRE.
IN Onn ACRES Of choice land for sale on liberal
iVs lfUV terms in lots to suit la Scott. Clinton and
Ceia eouutes; apply to
CytTY PROPERTY FOX SALE-A nulnber fhonses
lots and vacant lots PLEASANTLY situated 10 different
parts Of the cits suit for sale on fayora
betsrms. Apply to
M,GREG0R, LAWES d BLAkEMoRE.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.-A number OF i'm
| proved farms for sale yer, iavorasie terins.
Apply TO. June Q, 1858.
MGREGoR, LAwEs 4 BLAKEMoRE.
yAIusBLE FARM FOR SALE.-Wo have for sale
most desirable farm, I'VE miles from Davenport.
on the Iowa City road OF eighty aeres. highly improved
with good frame dwelling, kitchen, cellar, Ae, barn
and Oh s.is---a well Of excellent water, &c.
The above property is most beautifully and fayora-
by situated. and will be sold at bargain
M'GREG0R, LAWES e. BLAkEM0RE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
AUCTION STORE.

+ USE & LOHG have opened an Auction Store %
j i Front Street. between Main aud Brady. who're
the, will have regular Sales OF nry foods Ws,,he.
JewsIfs. Gnn~. Vioiins, Yankee Notions sc. As: Al
Prsliars suppl at Chicago aud 81 Louis prices.
n. Is. X stai custom solicited.
IS. Libcr Il Cash advances made consignment
fiISk & LoDGE.
Davenport, ane rith. lss4-wtrw,n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
DELAINEs AT 10 CTS. FER YARD,
AZ Insiec's Cheap store.

NJ have opened to-auy liIge lot Of p.lsi.,.
w from ~ cts to IS per ward IAN"
"Wednesday, Nov 9Th ls54.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
10000 BRICKS
MORE NEW GOODS.

I'oR sais b. the Subscriber hs Vi n in ra., nyy.,
4 port NOV IL W II HlLDhETH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

IN the great progress constantly maklnx - otsss
pocall in Davenport, tho arl Of making sovcsiS'of
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
NEW YORK HARNESS STORE

TyAs been removed from Brady TO Second Street
four doors East OF Brady. wierr shalt be pleas
I'd wait all who wish good articles IN the harness
hnc. The assortment is the most complete Offer
Cd here before. Great pains taken 70 please.
Keep always hand Collars. Bridles, Hsltesss Cards
Brushes, Curr.-Comb.. Fiy-Netts Of ever! s!sd IN
theirseeson. sLesther iy-Netis also.
Whips and Saddles in abundance. Waips frsEa Is
cts apsards: Saddles from % .Ga 20 e2S.10
AL work warranted 10 es AZ reeomseAdsd
G.. W. RAR1ES.
r.vx.vx,. NJ tsoh r.Ia-w.rr-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
crgcrSrArI FURNITURE STORE.

n FEARING would respectfully inform hisfFi.nts
aId the pablio generally thai he has removed his
Furniture Esab.i shaebt the brick building Of
Or. ia. Hail. N Front between Main Snd Brady SITS.
adjoining Van Tsrl & Cook's where he win continue
u carry the business cond acted ny Mr.. Fear
lid AZ the Old tand In Baz&r buildings.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
NEW GOODS,

HE undersigned would respectful ~ inform the y,l
lie that be has just received aud nov opening ~,
al Ne. lie Claire Row. splendid stock Of
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29

The above thFee story brick hsn.a stua-
4sA Ted II the eof,sr ~ ProHt and Harrison
Eess%Y So ! nov eemmstsdi thoroughly furnished
psss ard open rbr the loaatioh ~ the pu b.
Ls1.A8c. Ihe hseSib r hopes By strict attsH-
ton ID business re Give shars OF public patrer-
aga. v
PRES iaopard,y, .. .; csn. ps-me.l:.
BEN OF.
Bavanpori Nov "a ies4~dH. Pr r,ristar.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29

PL1STERlNG HAIR,
100 Bashe for saie BY
fuJ novs DAIzgLL L Hko.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
Ga Gerry AND PROVISION STORE.

which he VII set = ths lowest prices.
Davenport. haseh 4th. 1874.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29

nsyor roff, Isb 81. Fyt- siIN- -bsc
The daily union., 1854-03-03
LORD CLARENDON :

IL steamboat without said hs, the aIRs.s
tween John Bull and Bonaparto firmly established by
puappngs for regulating the divorce poor Empress Eorsn
the marriage OF Louis Bonapsus Princes. Victoria Of
lsnd,he between Christ and Mshomet, and niso eper
in bot wori. This is stii insolen
OF Lord John RUSSELL Let the Europe
parte, with his English wife, win French and Eug
fleet bopbard the cities Of New York. Orleans and 80
according the English fashion. English neet bomn
and reduced To ashes Copenhagen numbering
women, and children, without previous declaration
regulating the dress Of the American legation abroad
question the empire OF Santa Anna and monarchy
the affairs Of Nicaragua and British Honduras.
Cuba The odous monopoly OF the Amazsn belong
veuezuela New Grenada Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia unH
shall be compelled to beg pordsn the extremity Now
TO you, Mr. Clarendon that Dork,y
man Let the powerful American government sbs
with Russia tRusa the constant faithful COO
NY for regulating the Eastern questions, ~
enemy Of Christ out Of Europe United
island OF sanos 10 protect the independence sovereign
the Canadas the Independence Of Anssa place Kossuh
the throne Of HunRay republic und
suspiccs OF Victor Hugo send John MITCHELL win br
tcsrty thousand Irish ons proclaim republic
send Mazrni and Caviar, to the republic
ne erpor'aon OF American cotton for England at Gep
Conchn 10 proclaim republic In Spain revolution IN
nis with the Princes Of Oreans hoist np the Russian hn
Calcutta, Bengal Madras Ac, give John kick out
the British empire In India, let send
revolution in Greece should be protected The Cree
The territory Of ancient Greece giving fifteen
Hons for pocket Of miserable treaty which
worth chew Of tobacco with millions to build
mediatey fifteen line ofbale ships no gstes) capable % o
with those Of England and France, armed with hundred
any guns.
by the by, my readers my twenty four s'
In Spanish, or other foreign language, ssh dohT
less than half charge. have three n
drsd prescriptions, Of composition, Cor curing all
which the human body is liable.
/ RICARDO CoREFA DA COSTA
! ,Tbs Poor Peoples Doctor
mri- hMr. Bsnnermanr, corner Of = and 0th 'u'''
The daily union., 1854-03-03

We have heard time and again. here. that these lands
are held by the general government trustee Tor the
States. We have been told often, IN very glowing terms,
that they have been procured by shedding the common
blood, purchased BY applying the common treasure
And then :od that it is utterly unconstitutional
for the 10 give back portion oil the land which
Il holds for the benefit OF those for whom il holds it,
really think that The honorable senator from Virginia
must review the ground upon which he makes his oppo.
siton 10 The bill. The ball may be wrong, but feel a
strong conviction upon my mind that ii il be wrong he
Mr. BROWN, Mr., President
Mr. DOUGLAS | hope now we will postpone the
consideration OF this bill am certain il viii lead to
further debate.
Mr.. BROWN Mr. President, / wish, before the vote
IS taken, to say few words upon the bill will not
occupy but about five or ten minutes and for the purpose
day, move 10 postpone the further consideration OF the
bill I'LL TO morrow.
The further consideration OF the bill was accordingly
postponed
NEBRASKA AND KANSAS.
The Senate then resumed the consideration OF the bill
Tor the territorial organization o Nebraska and Kansas
Mr. CLAYTON addressed the Senate I'LL bali past
three O'Clock, when
ther consideration OF the bill I'LL To- morrow as the sena
tor from Delaware was very much exhausted and the
usual hour M Ior adjournment had arrived
Mr.. DOUGLAS. | desire 10 say word
Mr.. CLAYTON. If is understood that there is the
slightest opposition the part of the senator from Hi
nos, shall 90 on
MI. DOUuLhD- 4 suUulu Ut very Rldu 10 yielu any
courtesy to the senator from Delaware; but----
Mr. CLAYTON. desire 10 go on
The PRESIDENT. Does the senator from Massachu-
sets withdraw his motion.
MIR. EVERETT do, sir, if the senator from Della
ware insists upon proceeding.
Mr.. BAYARD. Mr.. President, renew the motion to
postpone the further consideration of this bill till to.
morrow.
The question being taken, il was agreed to.
Mr.. STUART said he would like to have the Senate
take up the bill that under consideration yesterday,
in reference TO the solar compass but seeing the general
disposition OF senators 10 adjourn, he would move that
the Senate do adjourn.
The Senate accordingly adjourned.
The daily union., 1854-03-03
TO BE CONTINUED. |
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House met at 10 o'clock, m
Prayer by the chaplain OF the Senate
The journal OF yesterday was read and approved
MI LElCHER made personal explanation, in re-
aon 10 remarks made yesterday in reference 10 ibe
ex-governor of Wisconsin
PACIFIC RAILROADS
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN, on leave, introduced a bill
granting the right OF way for one or more railroads NOT
TO exceed the number OF three, across the public lands
,son nom commefcai points on the Gulf OF Mexico or the
mississippi river TO commercial points in California and
oregon and also TO grant by donation to actual settlers
on The condition OF occupancy and cultivation for the
engh OF ume therein named, every alternate third quar-
ter section OF the public land for ory miles 10 idh on
each side OF said railroads throughout the whole length
meteoi ana also to grant every alternate third quarter.
seeuon OF me public land within the aforesaid LIMITS TO
The daily union., 1854-03-03

ad in the construction OF said railroads referred 10 4
select committee on the Pacific railroad "
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12
WARM ENDORSEMENT.

The following s-the way the UiScOn-
san indorses the nomination:
Mr. WELLS has served one session in
the House of Representatives, and was
known rs an assiduous member. ever
alive to the interests ofhis constituents,
and his votes were generally right. 1t
will be remembered that he voted against
the Nebraska bill in every stage, and was
always on hand to sustain the River and
lIarbor bill. He deserves the more cred
it, because in SO dong he was compelled
to take ground against the administra-
ton. Very few at a distance fully APP
preciate how much courage it requires in
a member of Congress to break loose
from his party leaders while at Washing
ton. 1t is very true, we were informed
by the Hon. John Wentworth, that the
administration could have Mr.. WELLS
votc--if they wanted it, but We regard
ed that As the gossip of scandal, not to
be taken into consideration, when he Is
right on the record.
! Though Mr.. WELLS VIGOROUSLY COM
mittcd some discretions in the early APP
/ pointments, he subsequently appeared so
utterly ashamed of having recommended
the present Postmaster of this city. that
it should be taken into consideration by
those who are acquainted with the infa-
nous character of some of the appoint
ments.