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no office OF the Inventors Protective Ma
iona opposite the east of the
Pauen Oaica
The Objects now ready patenu
tori its mem with all possible despatch
viii be wh she onice where models
ca IN he mi n the shortest nstice.
the office,
formation regard the objects Of the "Unon"
All letters central Office promp
attention will he given them.
Central office, Washington, ID. G.
President of Invcrors' Protective National Union
Mari Ie--dIv
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EKENfH NOVELS ay Dumas. Hnizac, and other,
imported from Paris by undersigned; prices from Is
cents upwards many Of bSm beautifully lustrated
Oct7 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Supreme Court OF the United states,
DECEMBER TERM, 1853.
(RosERr WICKLISyR, AppN,

TMOMAs u. UWk0s.
Of for the appellant having suggested the
Thomas Owngs the appellee in this moved the
undsE the 26h rule 0f Court make the
parties. On consideration Whereof It here
deed by the Court that unless Of the
Owngs shall voluntarily with
ensuing the appellant shall b. en
open record and hearing the
Provided that Of this order shall be printed
which the laws
the United printed by authority for
sixty beginning Of the of the Su
preme Coprt psxt ensuing
Test. VIM THOS. CARROLL,
Nay IG, 1854. CI'k Sup. q. U. 8.
Auf
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from Lipersso .

EDWARD X. COLLINS h CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
K G. ROBERTS CO.,
Is king's Arms Yard, London
j. MUNROE b CO..
46 Rue Noire Dame des Victories
Paris.
GEO. ii DRAPER, Hayre.
IN. of tnsse ships accountable god silver
unless bills
ndng nr signed therefor oppressed
Jan5
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1, ANTHONY. No. 30s broadway, New York, man.
Il. OF dugueeOype apparatus, mangs,
and importer II plates, chemcais, fancy frames and
caope cheoncals for and mate
as of every description.
supplied with materials for manufacturing
C. g. uarsons celebrated aiso Yoigiande Shon
a iys o
3s Broadway, June IA 1854.
9N-diyear~
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Ia IL. CHAMHfikI.Ja's Commercial College, i0.~iei
W Ba'smore The 0sttnih
uee Of this institution place in the reach OF individuals prop
Obtaining % practical cduca
young here el ain knowledge Of
business mseTs few weeks than acquired as
atany years any counting house.
The OF embraces doubeeny book and m
calculations taught according the approved methods
penuanship combining rapidly with beauty
mercantile law, various p-
subjects, beside nnny other necessary o
business understand The necessary
complete eight weeks
cre being vacation, applicants time and al
peroj-
diplomas awarded these who graduate Fer &C write
a circular forwarded by ma I
Nov Ia--lydAep
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|
University OF Leuisiana.
Medical Dss@s~s-t
TUE annual Of features Ia IN. s@snt viii commence
on Monday, November 49, and w' s~ns'a In the ensuing
f:s, p,ss, Of F;s.s. Of Asd'e'"'
w'sS Y csss. sssf 4 b. D rss..es ss.ss'
! Al. Weddethurn, u D., Professor Of Anatomy
TSoass Hunt IN o. Professor Physiology Pano'osy
" cSosn SoS,a ~ Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The dssec,ng viii &c open third Monday in oc
III. from g %
y s p'ss asou s:
la patients thousand hun
THOMAS HUNT, N. D., Dean.
q ELENWOOD CEnETERY.--This beautiful burial place
Of the dead having Just been dedicated with appropriate cere
%sns dscsaea persons Ups"
capacity hundred bodies which such
euds the dsad apply place the departed until they
ssrc. sites for the graves,
weh viii no, BE- Up vuSe1 for sas aSoush they
usual. bring premium" making he early sssa'n Of lots the
Until office established the city Of wa.hlnssn, s1p'lea
wins of,he building on snsstin. the Ceme.sy !. ,.m..
WIN. 8. HUMPHREYS.
Bc,enwooa ,,ua,eda distance due north of the
Aug 27-dam
RENSSELAER, POLATECHnIC INSTITUTE,
the comprehensive
shecs and civil engineers including railway hydau'r opo
graphical eaSs and a. mining I'M gnna nj,
u. FRANKLIN GREENE,
~ Director, &c r.. H.
New York; May aa. Isssvhs undersigned has hi. day
70, inc uansacion Of genera. brokerage basiness.
sana Insurance mining rairoad government state and city
Poni:roty so'es bills and Loan: asgo,ia,sd
COUNTRY REsIDENcEs for rent.-I have for
raj new houses. with two of ground attached EACH st
aled on Kendall Green" little more than mile nohsasey
These house, are spaciou. and viii, cellar wood
leauaiu ossriookins large portion city,
The approach BY streets, Delaware
the and twice day bst~een Kendall and the
o,c1ocs se'"' ""''' '''' ''"' Ut - ''' -
Rent two hundred dollars year.
s,s I'm am ss
1 July S-dU AMOS KENDALL.
wASHISaTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change o, Hours Setusea Wa,ainxton and Baltimore.
! kN& sss4aASIla As1lzss1a5 "
ON Monday Bai,sorn for
Warrington daily except Sundays, and and
win leave Washington !or Baltimore and -, and and
On suuiays a,c, IN, and .. r.~.
Washington TO BALTIMORE ........sl 90
DO ana return 0G
Washington TO Annas 60
I Do and return. 2 90
The tickets all procured
nd areg good for The day upon which they issued
June 2i--iu
4 Salamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON No Is South Fourth street.
Ia Pa ate No e3 Dock sree have hand
meni Of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
| Bank and doors bank stores,
/ PATENT SLATE-LINED REFRTGERATORS
Water filters seal copying presses, Fairbanks platform
| and counter rcaes.
Sole Be,tley, Yales
patent powder proof bank locks. Please call
reference is made few hundreds
safes in -
ton, ID. g.
United States Mint, Al
United states Arsenal, Sin California, in Phiadclphis.
United States APpraisers OfRce Philndephia
Pennsyvana Railroad Company, Philadelphia, safes.
Philadelphia, wilmington and Baltimore Company
| Philadelphia.
Richard, Norris snn Locomotive WORKS, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, virginia
Wood Foax Pennsyvsna avenue bstween Rh ana e,b
Washington, c. il authorized
mnke sAler Of the above
Nav6
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY DKPAKrMxkT,
of Yards Jocks, September 2o losa
&EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Class NO.
~ navy-yaTd," name tbs casS classes and the
articles embraced in
following particularly described printed
eda be furnished, application, those desiring 10
any thefein,
PORTSMOUTH NJ II
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IISlvED STATES Mail Line to California; via Aspin~
u agd oth of esch
scansp, ny The NAVY Department. ol not Iess rhsa
2uou burdan guar speed and .r;eiy.
Panama comrcted oni=p. 10 miles ien
transit from embraces 81 \ miles in rail
Aspnwa Obispo and IL nes of land over
"A order.
therefore, sr kourshe passenger
and their baggage being only transferred once to and from m"
alongside the
Taee will be in future this route
The entirely sickness ot description.
Reserve being always kept in at New York. fana
SIAN francisco, deisniia accident
The route is entirely reliable
ev,ecd the Atlantic will be mnds regn
Pacific, in l2 to i24 -tt
Passengers win Panama day after arrive An
vail -
Through tekets ssie oe etes can be had the agency H
West street, New York.
ls-tH
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.,hy's FABLES, with Ia6 Illustrations 4 volanae,
III London, 1854. Price 81.
pogs their by Edward Mayhem. London, 1854
Price 50 cents
Price so
Aayeptues f NJ sydephnm 0rccnhnc, and nj his friends
London with London. 1854 Price 23cts
Sug22 AhANCh rAfLok
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Law school OF Cumberland UEtyers,ty. At Leblanc
Ten

Law school Cumberland UEatyersty, At Lebanon,
Tennessee.
HAouLTY bon Anra,sm uarstbcrs iat Of the eieu
Il judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan sireen late of the uf the eon
ot Tennessee
Hon pmtied L. Ridley cnsncelors OF the state
Judges Caru.rs their exclusively
school,
Pfn ,sircnI. DAILY examinations Of cass on ,hf
books No regular but explanations OF "
daily lessous progress the examinations
T. Weekly law and eqnity when su
of given by the pfn
and prosecute through all The rroccse known arl
Practice. Tae framed AZ 10 them 10 p
deeds Wills all be read rs
aence in the trials Some OF taken by spp@N
winch held monthly the class, ara
public the cod session The students act as clerks
jurors Judges and chanceors, and in other Official A
tscites connected with their suits -
the third Monday ~ SEP
temher third Thursday in February The second com
succeeding Monday February End ends ssso"
Thursday in July
Erpr,.ses per fee $50 connneeh'
boarding $50 Students books
which can be- had n the Lebanon tooke.o,es.
required complete unless the %
No required ior ~
There four reemsr Students enter
any time during the collegiate year.
Number students the collegiate year eighty ysx.
,SoEFRT l.. CARUTHERsl
Feb li-eoly President Board Of Trusts"
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Il Ellis BELLs' BEIis!-For churches academies, fac
made
the ubsbers, their old esab
ished enlarged foundry, which has been ly
who
world wide celebrity for volume of sound and
have recently
the process p.oadipc bell casting
which pert casting and evi
excellence their bells
ceived (Jmnuary, 1851 first svaf meai) Of e
Worlds ai others, tss
being composition which the eighteenth
many dpomI that has been awarded them They
have bells the
weight furnish order chimes number OF
the
Canaae Their bansings comprising aaj
yoke, movable
turned ie belt; spring acting
ciapper, poongng sound iron saaes tvi,q hammer
steamships
revolving yoke fancy hang"gs In bss bronze Of
furnished We supply whole Of
bells OF other
being given Old bells vnksn exchange.
made and
Being with The principal all d,
orders
daspach which, personally BY enmrrriearion
pcc,fuIy solicited .... -.
A. MENEEi.Y'S SONS,
Feb ot-dIv West Troy, Albany N. Y.
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% snitler,s" wines, philadelphia.

"snider'.v wines, Philadelphia.
EoHs SNYDER deae. in wines a. !as former ae:tsbishsd
eea fourth street supplied with wines
aud liquors accommodating terms
he prepared 70 .sssivs osds' Ter
M | q and sad e o
Vaughan snide the patronage Of his friends and
All wines Delivered a, Washington city by Adamss Express
i'.s j,os os .tssss s.Asy
IsRENCta asad Engiish boarding and day school
young NJ a. and b dS.. nj. s
Moniay 18th Of septsmbe when the pupils are
&c h Il s in
Aug o-eodt.sh Sept [starl
roLuMnIAS coLLEaE. w..h,ag.on, .. THE shir
and end on The a.
dies for The degree bachelor
degree Of bachelor Of The f cSss
address "he President Of Columbian College, Washington CO.
Aug t--eod3w
with Of ground attached TO each situated
Kendall Green" little than mile northeastery from
These spacious and convenient, with cellar, wood
The beautiful overlooking large portion of The city
The approach is by h Streets Delaware
on the route and day
centre wsc ii makes 4s1
Rent--,wo hundred dollars year.
The s for an" s
See"Bo
SELF at my residence nsar the premises ,o vr,,
July 23-eodu
f1rIOCoLATE, Cocoa, and BromA.- w. BAKER COS
and Vanilla Premium cocoa and broms
40 nS Shin n f s i. the pacs
me limited sSss SAd Ns Sy sa yos sscS Grant and e
rhomas v Brsnase, Baltimore; Kennel Dudley ciseinna,
Ohio; and s. b. Howell cs'fss'"pI %IRITER & BAKER CO.,
Ap3-dIy Dorchester. Mass.
,,mBRonDEsIEs. LACE GOODS. &c.-The subscribers
~ .e % id. day s %sses s s m
,he respectfully invited rhe
= Maltese Maltese ss%ss ss., ,as .ss ss.ss. in 81 s
Is richly embroidered muslin SETS y:,sacss ac trimmed
IS French embroidered ss'sas $50 "'''''
aress $ss s%s.!f s.%s,!s :s',s:: a,s.
ss piece. Ss Maltese 90 lace. .ss s.n =. @s.
30 ..":. s"S ass n..ru,
8 do cs@bric aounci.s and Iudainr
DO DO %sssssS %s.,s s% s.%s ''' '''''
50 pairs embroidered muslin and canbric sleeves
Oes smsodered @nsnr lawns net vests.
sep a-aawlwif HooE BROTHER, & co.
University of Maryland.
School Of Medicine.
sys ss es Is. a . s on Monday
sass.y .s; and and rns%.s s.a s
rinsps r,.sss o. ssSas Is sdss Samuel
obsre,rcs Richard II. Thomas, NJ d.
and Pathological Anatomy Geo. W. MItenberRe
NJ. ID.
Practical Anatomy, q. b. Smith, M. ID.
Clinical inhrmay belonging to the University
and containing hundred and hhy beds
naturalization fee, IS graduation fee
$50. WILLIAM E. A. AIKEN, N. d.,
Sep f-2awehOct Dean
Collectors Omce, Auxust i, 1853.
NOTICE for prompt paymentNotice
~ hereby that the for the 1884 now due
oce and deduction eight cent IL
for the paid before the 3ls in
X H. kOChE,
3-eotdif Collector
iysysS FABLES, with Ia6 Illustrations v0lunae,
VI London 1854. Price 81.
Dogs their management; by Edward Mayhew London, 1854
Price 50
deal Dscpss
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University OF Maryland.

Collectors Once, Auxust i, 1885,
NOTICE payersDcducton for prompt payment-Noce
hereby given that the taxes for the 1884 are now due
ofce deduction eight cent
allowed for the II paid before the 3st in
stan, X. j. ROCHE,
knu Collector
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The sew York Liverpool United states msfi
The ships comprisinx this line are:

The ships this line are.
b. -
The Pucinc Capt
The Arctic. capt
Baltic Capt ComstoeA
Adfate Capt Gfatioh
These ships having been built by contract ex
service has been
EfTG40
strength and speed and their accommo-
.ous fx unequsled
Pras of s.ssss New York Liverpool in FIRST cabin, so
Exclusive $500
FINN Iiv erDooi 10 New York, ESQ and ego.
An exper,e nc surg attached 10 each chip
No bert,s be secured until paid fof
SAILING
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HHEMEN, AND SOUTH
fn AMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-
TON .ngs asp E. M Re in' aEsnnNS IN Capt
stop at going returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAiLING-is5A.
s:ss ~
washington. Saturday, March Ss April a 81
washington. Saturday, May May. 70; jayis Snsls'
washington. ..satuday July ls August as.s.,s IT,
august a sIs.r Ssp,s%es'
Hanr Wasa anS'oA " Saturday, October T. Novsmber3.
Saturday pss:sss1 Dss:nssT o.
ssay ys% Sa, Sss as't
I1, MAI = W..s;a1s. Hs,%sas; sss 81; Il Il
n; i S:s.ss s::s. PEI
F0rfeisa' Or pas'as'' apply . T. SAND % South .,sY.
MAhTsEAg MA TINE issH GR9skEY Hays. Co Southampton
PoIytechn.c College Of thc state OF Pennsylvania,
Pe.s Square, Philadelphia
THIS Coere plan Industrial Colleges Of
continental Europe dsslFnsd afford thorough professional
ENGlsEhAisa oaAslcAs ass' AND 1HESic4i ARTS. 49,
The next semi session will Monday. SEPT
tember IL, 1854
Mathematics engineering Professor selm Peabody
Me,aiargy and indas,rs analytical and asaO'a chemistry
Mining engineering, geology and mlnera'osy' ffol v" H. D.
"A.
philosophy and the principles Of machinery Pr0s
Peabody and Kennedy
Terms for each department per session, SIS.
cchanca achiecura typographical drawing, Prof John
Kern. $40. 49,
French and Spanish, Prof. v. De Amaril.
German Prof B. H. Entup
analytical laboratory for practical chemistry open daily
under the charge q J. B.
M provided which younger and less proficient students may
rapidly prepared for the College courses. m
s be e.
50 MATTHEW NEWKtRK,
President Of Board Of Trustees.
Jos McIsTyHK, Secretary.
Avg WedSat&Tuesl
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and BrOma.- w. BAKER COS
u Premium chocolates, and
10 which been awarded by the
sale by all the principal groceries In
tbc United Siatcs, nd by their agents:
Hussey Murray New York Grant and Twela Philadcphis
Thomas " Brndise Baimoie; Kennel Dudley CiEeinna,
' - WALTER BAKER, L CO.,
Ap3-diy Oofcnesef Mass
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.e NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH.
a<E AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER6-
V@ The ships comprising this line are the WASAtNG-
TON, Capt. +. M. Fitch Hermann, Capt Il. his
gins.
both going and returning
ArPc M u A
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hOLUMnIAN COLLEHE e, WashinGtOn. ID. C.-The thir
u y fourth year Columbian College will begin the las
"Wednesday september end Wednesday
choice of pursuing the uauaI classical
bachelor scenfc for tt
degree philosophy The college
dollars For further information
President Columbian College, Washington D. c.
Aug 5--eod3w.
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NEW York, May Adj, ls53--The undersigned dny
~ opened No street,
for the transaction Of general brokerage business.
Bank insurance, mining rairoad stn and city
securities bought and sold.
Promsrory bills and loans negotiated
Nav lq-dS EMANuEI. B. HART.
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University Of Leuisiana .

Aug l6-lawtsepl2
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be received u O'Clock Novembe
peu
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RENBSELAEK POLhTECAnIC INSTITUTE,
RESIGNED comprehensive thorough education
~ chtecs civil engineers including railway, hydraulic,
graphical aud mining engineers.
copies OF Register, giving full Information respect
ing tbs Institute, apply 10
u. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, &c, X. p. f.,
Aug l5--dam Try, N. Y.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-03
Milliard Fillmore,

When Wing candidate for Congress ,or
the 18th Of October, 1888, in reply to let.
ter Of inquiry by the Chairman of the Com
mittee Of the anti-Slavery Society, OF Erie
declared Il 5 follows:
l.. believe that petitions TO Congress
on the subject of slavery and the slave
trade, ought to be received, read and res
pecttully consided by the representatives o!
the people,
2. | am opposed 10 the annexation of
Texas to this Union, under any crculn-
stances, so long as slaves are held there
in.
3. am in favor of Congress exercising
al the constitutional powers it possesses,
to abolish the internal slave trade between
the States.
a am in faver Of immediate legislation
or The abolition of Slavery in the District
Of Columbia.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-03
The Mechanic.

S,arks We are. artizans OF earth, from ths
,,reat anvil that six thousand years ago rams
With the giant strokes of Tubai lam.
sharks that will transmit their light thro
| al ,;mn. and pleam heavenward from thu
shores Of eternity.
m, mt and little bees build their homes
themselves. toll and labor is their position
and what little creature is there OF the III
stinct world that bears better name among
the ease loving sons OF earth than tnev'
Mlnkudis prone 70 praise N others, Wna'
they do not themselves praetlce' pu. Pfac,ic.
! inc it themselves they praise not otners' ou'
their own humble selves, and 50 II u ia re,
card to labor; they like to see others worA ano
f.oil for their daily bread, but DO not like to 90
# themselves, nor have the praise OF WORK
Thcsc are drones, the dust that floats up
IN the air Of labor and shifted by their own
worthiness from one place to another, until
their oaudv glitter, borrowed from the reilee-
tion Of their own wealth, becomes the means
whereby they arc hurled from existence
from memory itself.
And the artizan, does he live for the pres
ent or the future!
Or does dca,h, when he grasps him. pull
him forever from the recollection Of the liz
iny, and leave blank place in the tlresde
circle for sorrow to occupy until hlled oy
another #
The answer is plain The mechanic
leaves his imprint upon the age IN which
[ he lives, and time marks his history as
guide for the future. His palace is drawn
up on piece of paper, mere pencil sketch.
III is passed to the mechanic. Weeks
mouths, or perhaps years roll by, the pen
ell structure Of the brain becomes areality
\ litting its marble walls and lofty towers &c
the sI,y, and from IFS domes the artizan
looks down and then passes flimsy thought
vague, indistinct yet massive in its coneep-
ton, and what is is it
That when those for whom it was built,
those who live, love, and pass from life te
death within it's halls, shall have been for,
gotten. he will be remembered, tor his name
IS carved upon its tablet
Yes he will be rene mbered, and the time
will come, when labor, and labor alone, will
be the guarantee of honest virtue and great
ness--abor, whether by the pen, plough, OF
at the smoking forge, is all the same,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-03

The acting Vice President, Atchison, OF
Missouri. is making drunken harangues in
Kansas, and claiming to be the father Of the
Compromise on one ground, which favors
slavery as constitutional right: ex-senator
Dickinson, the leader Of the Hards of New
York. is making speeches in that State, also
claiming to be the father Of the nec idea,
but interprets it in direct opposition to At
Gibson, and in favor Of "sqnatter sovereign
ty." Douglas, "Little Dug" himself, in an
swer to Judge Breese, during the speeches
made at the State Fair, Just held at SPRING
field, Illinois, asserted that the principle was
as old as Adam and Eve. at the time when
they had the choice of good and evil set be-
fore them in Paradise-Douglas himself, we
suppose, acting the part of Serpent in the
Reproduction ofit.- Chapmaa's Chanlicleer
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-03
Distributing Post Office.

We learn that the citizens OF davenport
are making an effort to procure the locator
Of Distributing Post Office, for the whoie
of Iowa. h, that place. AT PRESENT there
are two Distributing Offices in the. State, at
Ecakpk and al Dubuque. Northern Iowa
sbonld certainly have its Distributing Oi-
t;ce. and we should think that Dubuque is
The hest location for it: but the idea Of pta-
cling the Office for Southern Iowa at Dav-
export, is preposterous. AT least two-
thirds Of the population OF the State are
south of the Iowa river. and almost TINS
whole District is supplied BY daily or TIL
weekly mails Frcm Burlington. Mail mat
ter from keokuk and Davenport comes 70
Burlington to be forwarded to the interior
Throughout the greater part OF region south
Of the Iowa river; and all mail matter be-
tween Keokuk and the East passes through
the Office here; so that it any change Is to
be made, il should be the transfer OF tue
Distributing Office from keokuk to Buri'ng-
ton.-Barl. Ga.
The above is the first intimation We have
had of any recent effort having been MADE
10 secure the Distributing Office at thus
point. The difficulty alluded to could be
obyia,ed, bv the Department making a
third Distributing Office at Davenport. As
it is now, mai matter for central md south
ern Iowa first strikes the Stato at Daven-
port, save small portion that comes up the
river to keokuk II the mail matter, both
from Keokuk and Davenport, as our cotem-
porary afsi-ms, goes to Burlington. why
should stop there to be assorted when that
business can better be performed at the
former two places! Weven,nre the asser-
ton that there is no post ofiice in Iowa
where so much mail matter is received as
at Davenport. Our monthly list of adser-
tsed letters numbers over FIVE hundred,
while no post office in this State presents
such an array of rented boxes. Ii but one
Distributing Post Office is required in To-
wa, the most irrefragible evidence can be
shown, that Davenport from its location and
business, as from its geographical position,
presents the strongest claims and should be
selected
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-03


TnE MANUFACTURES OF CHAMPAGSE.-A
legal trial in New York has evolved some
singular facts touching the manufacture o.
Newark ci,lei into the choicest brands OF
champagne. Empty champagne bottles
are bought at the hotels and other places,
the labels are ingeniously initiated aud the
whole finishing and packing are in exact
resemblance OF the genuine article The
etfsrvescence is given 70 the cider BY fore.
ing air into the bottles. This spurious
chamT agne is sold in great quantities to the
hotels and to dealers, and the quantity OF IT
drank, doubtless exceeds that of the senu-
inc Importation. Many man sinacks his
lips over Heidsick or Schroeder, that was
never nearer France than Newark. There
has been some dispute over the term in
dectntly drunk" We think that eases OF
this kind should be reported dishonesty
drunk"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-03

REsrs.-The Cleveland CO., Herald says
year rented for $500, this fall 90 begging
for $3.50. The gainesville Courier notices
the same result in that city
We presume the people are all moving
west for here the demand for buildings is
Unprecedented and would be though there
were three times the number erected an
nually.