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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15
nsCuFANCY DRESS GOODS.

TUST received and opened, the largest and most
j splendid assortment Of Spring aud summer Dress
Goods ever offered In this Market consisting Of rich
Grenadines Bareges {fg and lain) Plaif silks print
ed Linens. Bri,iantcs printed Musiins, Chays Baregc
de LANES and White Goods. which would invite
the attention all wishing such articles before Purchas
ing here would be very happy 10 show them
to all w o will favor with call.
~ +-.- -COLBUKN& HERSHDERGER.
mh3I Fosters Block, First street below Main.
CARPETS AND FLOOR OIL CLoTHS.-A large
ASSORTMENT of Carpets End Floor OIL CiothsJus, re
ecived Our Oil Clobs are from to 10 feet wide
Stair Oil Cloths also.
COLBURN & HERSH8ERGER,
apI Foster. Block, First street below Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15
SPRING MPxOVEMENTS.

BUILDERS and others wanting Cast Iron Fronts for
- Houses of choice patterns and other castings anJ
Wrought Iron work for Buildings requested to give
US cali. (mhlo G.. ID. EGG LESTON e. co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15

The Performance nriH commence Nth
The Ponies and their Monkey Riders.
Continue with the Wonderful Feats OF
Mr.. STosY's GREAT ELEPHANT, TIPPo SULTAN,
And conciade with the thrilling spectacle OF
Mr.. VAN AxBrReH IN THE LIoSs' AND TEENS DES.
The ANIMALS WILL BE FED IN THE PRESENCE
OF THE AUDIENCE During the Afternoon Perform.
lmh30
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15
VAN AMBURGH'S
GREAT MENAGERIE OF
Wild Beasts and Birds.
The Largest Collection IN the WoridY
(Sow EN- ROUTE FOR THE SoRTH)

WILL BE EXHIBITED
At EVANSVILLE, MONDAY, April 17TH, 1854.
Doors open at and o'clock. Admission 50 cents;
Children and servants, % cents:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15

SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
MIR. MARCONNIER, of the firm of Vautier & Mar
wi CONNER, Is now n the East, making Spring pur
chases for the OF their new STYLE OF
Their materials will be received this week and order
will be promptly hicd. They will guarantee as good a
Hat as c.n be bought in anv OF the Eastern cities.
mh9O
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15

Boots and Shoes OF all kinds that are be had in Ev
ansve, site opposite the Journal onlce on Main ST.
Say6u b.. hAhi.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15
ASNAi.l. N an IyIy'Es = LARGE STOCK
(.eD(DDS

ASMiil N IN wIyS5 = LAHGE STOCK
OF GOODS.
- EMBiCH woulf respectfully inform his numerous
~. customers that he hand splendid
stock OF Staple and Fancy DIR! Goods consisting in part
to-wit:
Plain and Printed Ecreges;
nc LANES:
Persian :"
French and American Lawns;
" Poplins ard Challi;
|" Plaid Giughams;
Embr'd Summer and Null Muslins;
T" Plaid Jaconets and Cumbrics;
India, Book and Swiss MusIins, Victoria Lawns, &C.
-ALSO.--
A fine assortment of Iaces, Hosiery Gloves. Mtts,
Buttons, Threads Needles, Pins, &c., which will be
sold at the lowest cash price, and mistake. Call aud
| examine. We can prove the assertion. lap7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15
NOTICE.

TIME co-partnership heretofore existing in the name
OF Hart ~ Felker IL this day dissolved by mutual
consent All those that indebted them will please
call and settle with H. j. Hart Main street, opposite
the Journal Once, and all claims against the said firm
will be paid by II. J. Hart. HI HART,
HENRY FELKER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15
HATS.

7 EGHORN, Straw, Palm leaf. Panama, Silk. soft
IL Wool and Fur Hats Spring styles, for sale
mh2l MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON'S. .-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15
NEW BOOKS.

ERESH supply of Hot Corn;
L Putnam's Magazine for March;
Kn;ct erhoeker do: at
u,,. NhicAer'oeAei SAMUEL LISTERS
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TRUNKS TRUNKSM

TUST received per Statesman, lot ofsupernnc
j ing Trunks, containing full assortment OF Soas
Pants and Vests. also Custom made white linen an" ~
rino Shirts, which will be sold cheap at .rrrv.s
SsbIa MACK LOBESsIihEe'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15

DECEIVED per steamer Belle Key
II drum Codfss;
25 boxes do for family use;
9 bbls No. Mackerel, large;
Q do No.9 do do;
iierces New Rice, 400 qr-boxes Sardines;
5bbls best White Wine; 3 bills Loaf Sugar.
do Crushed Sugar; 9 do Powdered Sugar.
For sale by (mhg) i&D. HERMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15
WAR WITH RUSSIA.

TO BLAcksAiTns, wHtTEsNIIlIs AND EVERYBODY ELSE.
RUN HERE. A.
HAVING established permanent Coal Yard on
4 w alter street, between Locust and Walnut.
prepared TO sell IN any quantities the Ice st PlriSBUkG
CoAL at as low prices be bought below the falls
VII orders left at the Store OF Hornbrook d Churchill
will be thankfully received and punct ally attended to
by lap3-3wd&w) A. J. HUTCHINSON e. CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15

NO.II PEARL STREET. CINCINNATI, OHIO,
A RE receiving their usual large Spring stock o
IA AMERICAN AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS suit
able TO the Western trade. They respectfully invite
their oil and customers to favor them with call
on their visit TO Cincinnati. mhl3-3w
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D. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a, DUNCAN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-15

~INGIEAMS, LAWNS & CALICOfS.-A
very large stock Of the newest styles of Gingha ms
Lawns. Printed Lawns Calicoes anc Briilianes which
will be sold very low at HUGHES,
mh93 Cheap Dry Goods Store
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
The Ferry Question

We understand that there are now nine
applications before the County Court for the
privilege OF ferry license. This question
has recently elected considerable feeling in
Rock Island, owing TO an application having
been made % the Legislature Of Illinois fot
license TO ferry between the two cities; but
was ellayed BY that body refusing to grant
the petition Of those applying.
This point has become so important that
il il quite an object for any one to obtain
the privilege Of ferry. Messrs. Spencer
d Robinson have good boats and are ex
cellent ferrymen, but still it's desirable tina
they have little competition, yet We should
be lq-th TO see any of the citizens Of thi,
place or Of Rock Island obtain license 70,
that purpose, as we believe that that righ
should be vested In the corporations Of tbs
respective cities. Sufficient could be real
lzed to detray the expenses Of the municipa
government, If not to make those desirable
Improvements in the streets that are 50 mucf
needed, but which there are not now enough
funds In the city treasury 10 effect.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
pr;cs Of Essl Estate

The high price Of lands in the city and
vicinity OF Davenport is with many the sub
ject Of complaint, and fer the. last year i,
has been freely P7ophesied that there must
be an immediate reaction; yet day by tay
has real estate advanced uHtil some ct Cur
citizens who are DESTROYS OF selling, arc
actually prevented placing price 81 their
property. IN the fear that the offer may BE
accepted and their possessions be sacrificed!
Insignificant lots in rough aud uncouth sit
nations in the vicinity of the CITY, that for
merry were regarded as worthless, have
changed owners al N appreciation on sev-
eral hundred dollars Those eligibly stu
ated on hill-sides have acquired value
which ii requires four figures to express,
while lots in the business portion Of the
city, from the continual demand for such
property, have advanced in price until they
are now rated BY the foot front, the most
desirable having attained the round sum Of
sloa per foot
Tie questions may now be asked, How
far Is il safe or prudent for the speculation
to 90! Is il not detrimental to cur pros
ferity by preventing many from locating
here who would otherwise become god
and Useful citizensl In answer to the first
query We would reply that il is safe fer
speculation TO SO just az far as men choose
to carry Il. There must be eliminating
point and reaction sooner or later is
certain. flour city ever arrive al that mag
ntude which its sanguine friends assert and
believe is inevitable, real estate has not
reached one-half the price il viii attain.
Yet sudden rise IN the price Of property is
i j. longer in again returning to the point
whence i started in il depreciation. L i
not prudent, therefore, to enhance the value
Or property beyond it, real worth upon The
surnise, or even certainty. that the city viii
eventually acquire growth and Importance
cammensu.a ate with the appreciation
The prce Of real estate in city should
always correspond 70 that OF the country
adjacent. unless unusual advantages be pre-
scented in the way Of extensive mauufacto-
ries, OF ether internal resources to make il
less dependant on agricultural products.
We have few Of tiose aids as vet and con-
segaently rely mainly uPou the farmer for
our progress. We are already in advance
Of the country and are still progressing
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
Tha Nebraska Question.

IN the absence OF any important question
to divide the great political parties ot the
nation, they having nearly sssimila'ed from
the eagerness with which the Democrats
have adopted the principles protested BY the
Whir party. politicians are Selling upon the
cxoitemen, caused by the Introduction 81
the Nebraska bill into Congress, y maxi
It's distinguished features the line ot demar'
eaton between the parties, We have haJ
mauy evidences 81 this fact, the latost and
acarest Of which. is found in the following
paragraph from the last numbered the B.ta'
sGr.--
~ meeting, in opposition 70 the bill be-
fore Congress for the organization ei tao
territories Of Nebraska aad Kansas, Wa
held ut the Court House, ii this place, en-
Tuesday evening last,-the proceedings ~
which will be found in another column.
We were not present 81 the meeting, but
IN lcrs.ana II Il as aUt very large gather-
ing For ourseii, we d. not endorse the
resolutions as pissed by the meeting, ner
40 we believe that they express tie senti-
H4EHtS VI t*ANt1a'@5 - 49,
Of this city and county"
With regard TO the size 81 the meeting
We aould merely remark, that after the all
tournament of the meeting a petition was
circulated Whish vas signed by upwards q
ninety persons. Iarespect = the resola-
tons themselves We repubiish them here
merely Is show what il i that "large ma
jority Of the democracy Oft this ely and e1ue-
~" cannot euderse:--
i. Resolved. That tie attempt t. spread
the whitening curseef Slavery over the vast
region Of Kansas and Nebraska, il rePugnant
both TO the Constitution and - the claims q
humanity
>. Pssoleed, Tia, the State Of lowe hay-
ing deeper interest IN the freedom oi these
Territories than any ether State III the Union,
has right To expect her representatives. "a
Congress will use their utmost influence s.
prevent the introduction Of slavery into
them.
8 Rezo'rtd, That the threatened encroach-
ment Of slavery upon r,edom should alarm
and unite for more eticetual resistance, ali
who hs.e oppression and love liberty.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
Better Yet Z

A farmer called in yesterday and stated
that he had made just sT0o by being sub,
Gerber 10 the Gazette, His children read.
Jug the advertisements in the paper had di.
rected bis attention to one Of very desira.
Bic farm for sale with the price annexed
he saw ii was "A speculation, Immediately
purchased il aud has made 500 by the op
Grafton. Nothing like newspapers, es
pecially those publishedin your own county
Every man in Scot county should take thc
DFcEport Gazette and pay for It. Bu
don't borrow your neighbours paper if yoa
hage la take The Gazette and never pay
fgrit.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
Kew establishments

We observe two new stores jga, opened
out over on Main street. One, as per adj.
vertisemcnt, BY Mr.. J. d. Price, Of Boot,
Shoes and Clothing, and the other by cur
old friend jus. Teltair, which is exclusively
dry goods. They seem 10 think that better
Bargains can be had Oh Main than Second
street: SO e clterers for the public Oh Sec,
oud look 10 YOUR laarels.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
WASHINGTON. March s.
"Ante-Chamhers 0! Hell"

Gov. Johnson, Of Georgia, while on thu
Bench, In prnnouncng the sentence ol death
upon murderer, but few years AFRO, de.
llTcred an address alike crtdiuble 70 hi-
head and heart--of which the follow ing is
an extract:
"Nor shall the place be forgotten In which
occurred this shedding of blood. TWAS oac
otthc thousand nnte-chambrrs ofhell, y hch
mar like plarue-spots the fair face OF earth.
iou need not be told that mean tipp!ing
shop-the meeting place Of Satau's lnini0na
and the tOul cesspool, which 10y spontaneous
generation, breeds and nurturcs all that is
lnathsomc and disgusting in profanity, bah
bling yulrarity and Sabbath breaking
would not b. the owner Of Il grogecry for thu
price OF this world converted INTO precious
orc. For the pittiul sum d! dime he fur
nshed the poison which made the deceased a
fool, and converted tins trembling culprt into
demon. How paltry The sum for, two human
lives! This traffic is tolerated by law. and
therefore the render has committed an Of
fence not cognizable BY carthIg tribunals
But in sight Of Him who is uncrfng wisdom,
he who deliberately furnishes the intoxica-
ting draught which iniamrs man to anger,
and violence, and b!oodshcd, Is partcops
criminis, in the turpitude of the decd. Is it
not high time that these sinks Of vice and
crime should be held rigidly accountable to
the laws of the land, and placed under the
ban Of an enlightened and yirtuous public
opinon?"
Does it not appear that the Law that toll
crates this traffic, yea, legaIizes and a. far a
possible, responsibilities il, is also particcps
crlmlnis. Consequently, so is every one
voting for and unfolding such Il law!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
Accident

Last Saturday afternoon horse attached
10 the buggy containing aIr. fhos. Jones,
81 Pleasan, Valley, became unmanagaable
and dashed off at furious rate up Draiy
street. In trent OF the residence ot Mr.
Davenport The vehicle GAME IN contact With
a shade tree and was nearly demolished,
pitching Mr. Jones out and We regret to
add, badly fractur.ag his Irg just below tie
kaee
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
FRIEND SAspERs:-
The lecture of Daet.

S+EAI 50 ELL4E2
The lecture Of Doct.
Judd before the Literary Society la: night
was well attended BY delightful audience,
ana the Doct. treated the zubjec, of physi-
ology in a mastery and practical manner.
aided by his beautiful manakia and kelctons.
The Doct. lectures this evening upon the
same subject and 10 defray the expenses of
the evening viii charge an adm.ttance fee
Of one dime at the door.
The evidence which the Doctor gave Of
his knowledge Of the science and his ability
to explain il, is the best guarantee OF III.
usefulness Of his instructions, and al. both
young and old, male and female, who desire
10 'know themselves and the laws Of their
own being, should attend.
understand that the doc. viii treat upon
the brain and its actions this evening, and
a. this is the seat Of thought In all, all should
be present who have not studied this impor-
tant subject
Thus far the Davenport Literary Society
has sustained itself nobly without charge t.
the citizens, providing weekly lectures and
conducting weekly debates, and the inlu-
eHce which il las exerted and which it is
destined 10 exert in the future is Of such a
character tia: every citizen should give It a
hearty support. Next Monday evening J
+ Dillon, Esq. lectures upon the subject Of
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
From ne Hiachrxtsr Jfr.


Who would have predicted three Fea 'L,. -
go that in 1854 distinguished N%'N.,I
Statesmar--a candidate for the pres laf''a,
nomination lastyear, and still cassea eu'g !
the aspirunts to that honor--wou.d ''s' -
his seat in the Senate and offer eiA rcH t,
ing the anti-slavery restriction Of ls2o , ,>,.
the northern part of the old Louisiana 80 :,
ritory, thus boarding the Free Soil sPrN .,,
one Of lis oldest and least distrustea SUE
holds! Who could have anticipated, - asso
speedy a result Of the compromise o. l9.s,
that Northern men aud Northern pls' ,Eo
would now be seen lea5iaq the SCUM 10 ~
charge against her once arrogant ehe'"l.' 4
not only encouraging her by assnraH'. hr
support in the rear. but calling heF ." y
appeals from the front, to the recla'ii"''o' ~.
powers she has abandoned, and at tunes ',
tentatiousIy abandoned, tr thirty odo !'"''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

The editor Of the Canton (O,) D. .'o.'",
ic Tfa@scriPt puts the fact with lai ni, ia
and directncss which is very honorao, ~.
his Intelligence and his courage III HIS =
per Of last week he says:
Nv hat shall We say Of the man VINO W.
brief hour of title and rircumscribed pow
would enslave State would b!hd J" :,
morsccss change OF bondage unborn ssI.
raluns. in hopeless scrvitude and degFauTr
ton. millions OF human beings, for the SCI. .,s
ish enjoyment Of d seat in the oh.'eu a n,a
presidential chair! Such man Is ae"'',
Douglas"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
The Suicide OF Gardner

The telegraph announced the su,. sun. Ssan
Gardner on the I'd inst. He had JUS ' reI.
convicted of perjury in tcst'ying IN L S.'
cbratcd Mexican Mine case OF his "o oars'
and the court had sentenced him 10 zen ,' ~as
Imprisonment. A stay of sentence "A he
granted until bill of exceptions 'o~ ~ainst
heard, but fearing the result would De l,ed BY
him, he DESTROYED his own life as fePof''N
the telegraph. -~ Chicago Press,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

NOTHING Nkw-The principle Q! the
Electric Telegraph appears to have been dis
covered BY Scotehman a. early as Zebra
airy 1853. and published in The Scots Mag.
azine" q that date. \ lengthy description
Of the manner in which il might be applied
Is there given, which conforms eerg neatly
to the method used BIZ Prof Morse,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
Nebraska Cues tioa.

Tha following il, the conclusion Of Hon.
,r~,,n,a s.,.,tss .3,a;.,f,po s,...ch L,r,r.
'Ae =. ;. 'ssi'hts oh 'i'3 i2'h ahu liza T..
Oh the neiarous Nebraska bill
7 have sometimes thought. ". President.
that the N8rth is in danger or baino s1ll our.
and tbat VIC are 10 Be reduced 70 4ery,tf,do.
| can hardly believe we are in much DANGER.
I, is nranrr however for rln -, orsvs, ,,II,n.
lice that If suca an uahaDDv fgte is before
us. | intend l. reserve il myself gre liberty
that of ckoovtn7 an o,r,l mqgt,~. and | wv
now, he shal! he some high tened Southern
,ar4fr,-4r Ana RAJ 4 N,,r.Ierr 9..,rL r,.a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
arrival o. the isia


SEN NpEE March .
The steamer Asia from IfgernanI 5,b ult
arrived at Hal.f5x last niabt.
WY--~-vF rss. frl5yrans ar efvspr., an
f1f vreE nj I'd. an flour, IN. an ya-rat ran
earn. Richardson 4 Brn'. r,I,,,, western,
canal fyanr ri AIS b. ilsti5. white ,yhrat ID. .
ed ta I3s. red lI.fa n. I'd. vafEs,g,- ,.,rp IT,
a Is. Whit Us Gd Rerf firm md r,,,,in,,
M. n9rk dam, lar3 pp.ier. taeln 81 ,.oa5
de,naDd n, full prices a.. hrs nnrbaranJ ran.
soils rrehargrd
M military ar naval at,if,, ,,f .,f,ss1 Ia
tere~t had nerurraa strra ~. ,,I,,,t.,s
news. bnt naIit;rql cven,s ,ba hi,,hcs, i,o-
portauce arr becriniro .frritrant
A. announcement np,s,r. ,n ,b, NJ
i.ur .avlue, If The fIs,rs If F,,p,,. IN, / Ans
tria are t1iltr,1 N tbr Ea.t. Frgnrc q. II n,.t
permit an, a,rsruo, ia, saf,.g.,,. tinn, }c,.,,
tAo AIgs nh, !. rag,rd,I ,s 40, a,,s,,,,r
gs,nf,p,t a. sr.,rf, II, 4o,f.rl I,-.u.'.tr -.
ftla side Of the sIrs and !, fl..,,, ), $3.50
Hungary and ItaIp n .ho s:.,n, viii, Rrs.
Il,
Tba u,r;trpr savs rrg,ca carr,.,, s,.fr,.
Tho infa,,ri,,, ~ ria. o,,.,,,,, -, - 49,
h,,.ka, q, s,,,.,a..:ya o,,a.t. Wiki ,nso,,.
d,bat i'.st,en
,tr.y,.rrre III e,,,1nces,,,,,, T.; ,,;,,,,J
~ f;,iaI an irnart.,, ~. ,,,,,,,4, 81
Austria j. aroving more o,j ,nnrc l.ylr.,,
t@,tss NJ 4, - .,'l ~
a,,,,nnre5 bor fr,e,,sa,, ',fG..,ai,.. IT.
,..r,I,. ~, ,tlsos n p,,..; ,,,-,.,,i 80
siya ar,s aa,ins, Tnrtor ,rh:, 800,
r,J,al,I, ,,.s,,at,,.,.
ness TO funds At tho same ,inn 49,, va
,inuas sord,no trno,s W. tl,o rra,,;,. ~.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
An. Orleans correspondent Of the Ga

- ~ "'''E"IF" - - 'E''"I7 ~ VI VF'D y
lena Ga.e's speaking Of singing, says
ApPrypo5 70 singing, ! would mention
that II appears utterly tmposgiJle for a ne
gro to dn wagk to an advantage unless ha
sings A. the recent fire in New Orleans,
in which there were some ten steamboats,
burned. alt the brakes on the fire. engines
were manned by negroes. and each company
singing some different song To the fuu OK.
tent Of their voice, and each working az
cora.ug 10 the time Of their tune; fur H.
stance one gang iuduIgiag in vain regrets
oYer the death Of Lucy Neal, would not do
half the work that another gang cniiyened
by the "reminiscences Of Daniel Tucker
would do, and il was impossible to got any
etlectal work out Of them until they were
induced to change their tune.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

About O'Clock this afternoon fire was
discovered in the -a.jd,ng Oh the Southeast
coraer Of Fourth aud Harrison streets. 1t
originated, We understood from the stove
pipe If the kitchen stove, and was extin-
gulaAed before much damage had been done.
lT}i-Weeslg TUESDAY.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

There are more newspapers and period
icals taken in Moline" says d recent cores
pendent from that busy, thriving little place,
''than in any ether town of its size in the
Stste.n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

LASD WARRANTS SroLEs,-We observe
public notice in Washington City paper
which states, that the Land Office at Iowa
City was entered on the 10th Of January
and seventy military land warrants
distracted thcrefrom.