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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
CABINET WARE HOUSE.
TJJMBER AND SHINGLE DEPOT

CABINET WARE HOUSE. ae-
LUMBER AND SINGLE DEPOT!
<-==sSszsS5sAn on hand large supply ofevery
81 variety Of Cabinet Ware, of the best work.
manship and material. Main. between
- Third and Fourth streets, just above the
new Court House.
received 800 600 POPla- and Pine Shingles and
lot of we'll seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for Floor
ing which would call the attention builders
generally before purchasing elsewhere will sell
the lowest Iket prices
CABINET WARE MATERIAL-always on hand in every
variety with C0FFINS of all kinds and sizes.
Enquire the ece of the establishments just above the
Court House on Main street. ROBERT FERGUS.
yl2-n
EVANSVILLE LIGHT ARTILLERY.
WUSTrec'd,
- D. dozen Air Pop Guns. BABCoCK BROS.
y14 4..s-..s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
CONTINUANCE. -

THE undersigned would respectfully to his friend
and the OF the late Of Foster Brown
he business will lie continued by him cid stand
he will pleased friends city
receive orders those that do and will
exertion them we'll faithfully For the liberia
and long continued patronage himself and the late firm
would return sincere u anks.
mhI2 M. w. FOSTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

ET MA INSURANCE COMPANY
or Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL $500. U00--aH paid IN and iayested
TWNHIS with perpetual charter
Ill 1873 and against by Fire
Dwelling Houses house
hold furniture nerehahdze general Also inland In
against the pets Navigation. Losses will be ber
.---t"- THOMAS &. BRACE. Pres't.
E. G.. RIPLRY, Secretary.
Applications for Insurance be made TO the subscri
duly posals issue pol
cies favorable Insurance office Agency
n the West. A. G. HALLOCK. Ag't.,
sylI-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

HUST RECEIVED per steamer Ben Franklin,
o. CHOICE FAMILY MACKEREL,
in "a and = bbls and kits. Nos and
Also Nos. and in barrels. For sale low by
n. w. FOSTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
DAMAGED HARDWARE
HARDWARE NEW sToCn

NJ GRIFFITH offers his stock of hardware, CUTLERY
Ne Coopers', Carpenters and other mechanics Tools
damaged at the ate fire. for sale at less than
febz BELLS Brick WsrehOusA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
THEODORE FRANKE,S
CONCENTRATE nYEING ESTABLISHMENT,

: CINCINNATI DYEING ESTABLIsHMENT,
Corner Che and Canal opposite Henry Luzs Groce-
SO s.,.a ~ Evansville. Indiana.
NANCY Dyer Steam Scourer and Refnisher 81 Dry
formerly Foreman at Cincinnati for Mr. Teasdae 9
New York Dye House. F#e So
cleans by steam Ladies' and Genemen's Clothes Of Sk
ton Dyes every kind stuns ac-
cordng patterns and finishes them equal to new ne
spots or Silk Dresses in dry ihout
color stuff He cleans and Cur"
tans in Silk and Wooilen Toe de Tersse and Tulles
Carpets and finishes them equal to new 81
fair ratea. 0Ctlo-lJ uos
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
DISSOLUTION

FTNHEtpartnershp of FOSTER BROWN dissolved BY
j Limitation the FIRST instant.
Our friends indebted
fer especial sin addition heretofore
ded by ling old settling paying
their balances Those whom indebted wil
tLeir claims for Either Is authorized
the name of the Erm in liquidation. n. W. FOSTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

GLASS.
6DGAA BOXES in store and for sale by
%OV apz4 ORR DALZELL & 90.
r CHOICE ENGI IsH IMPORTED SAUCES.
- DoZ Worehester Sauce. dOz John Bull Sauce;
% do Sir Rob'i Peel do; do Harvey do;
do Extra fine Salad Oil; just ree'dat
my21 COOKS Family Grocery.
BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
FWNHE very best retail stock of ladies' mtsses chill
drens bootees. CATERS. buskins and slippers ever
brought Evansville and sale low cash
at HUGHES Dry Goods Store.
apps Corner of Main and Second sta.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
MAGNOLIA HOTELy
FORMERLY
TuE ElIIs g klEAn

ENHE undersigned has rented the above hotel and
n waited and furnished tin the and
specially sOliei the Of public He has hne
dining regular transient boarders his table
will always be supplied with the best the market alto ds
Meals served up parties travellers hour at the
shortest notice.
TURTLE SOUP with choice vegetables etc.. will 10
ed market onng TUESDAY Thursday and Saur
day) from 10 to IL O'Clock. ls--s
ICE CREAM every night.
The cooks and table attendants always hand.
My old customers will always End me at home.
III. CARTER, Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

WDEC'D per steamer TO-
Ia cases R. W Boston Matches; a-e---- = So Fl
5 New York do; - azF.s e- f p -
I box Nutmegs; atE raa-4e44E af
bags Pepper: sf 4. s17Ff irs scs
6 kegs Soda; $50 stss slat
3 10 dozen strain hemp Bed cords
10 do Ne do E do;
se.s coils hemp Bed cord; .-'f e , tE
Z ss coils Halter 3.
8 do grass Halter Rope; -. --s-
4reals cotton Bed cord; i.
/ barrel sulphur -t.
2 90 Epstm Salts; ~ ~ "a s tlsss
g dozen "a poundcans Mustard;
+ "a n market ba kets; Fl - fetH 2 r yT
6 boxes Lem, Syrupi s.e.s.-- - g. 80.
44i a1 IS dozen Kentucky Mustard
barrels hne cut Smoking Tobacco
10 dozen fancy Buckets;
10 nests Wooden Bowls Sos
10 dozen iron bound half-bushel Measures;
2 dozen sets dol
20 dozen Shaker Broorns;
10 nests bius Tubs (3); ~s
do do do 1875 Z
dozen assorted Well Buckets
do School Baskets Z ias sf
do Tar Cars; tsas
IL do Wash Boards; -F @a4e s-A--
IL do " hsks 4a.r saa- go 5ssrs
3 do Fancy Whisks; R5a5tE.a tes 81.
do willow " agons for sale very low prices for
cash BY /. q ID. HEIMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

A JED '-fpi' :, - ~ T. GIANT s CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
NEW SPRING GOODS.

FHNHE undersigned large portion of their
of Spring and Summer Goods consisting in part CT
Bleached and Brown shsesngs and Shrtings Mariners
Stripes Tekng Cottonades an PantStuh Camlet Jeans
blue Drngs bleached and brown Drngs Irish
Brown Linens Apron and Shifting Checks
Cassmeres and Broad Cloths Prints Lawns and
Musius black and fancy Lustres Bsregs Cashmere and
Muslin de LANES Linen Checks and Summer Coatins to-
gether with large and we'll selected stock Notions. Roots
Shoes Hats Clocks etc. too numerous to mention to
cash and prompt dealers.
MORGAN. KEEN Il PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

WATCHES. CLOCKS, AND JEWEEHH
WYE Just received stock of W atches,
~ Clocks ewery and Silver Ware altogether the finest
ana stoc offered this city, which,
ing rates. enables sell figures
than usuai We ha gold an4 silver hunting and
watches from the down the CHEAPEST artiele gold
guard fob and rest ch ans ads and gents breast
keys; seals; in short eve rce an our
| in great variety of style and lrlce. \ -
We have also made by which we VIII oe con-
constantly supplied with every OF iron ana Hoea
which reta4 As io" IS tney can ne
purchased in Western city. =, Go,
BtrTRoEFF SONS. Main St.: pets pet. Is. an "a;
n B-Evsry article sold in estabs inen'
/ to be represented,
for ie1eirv s-' PS'' " ap1I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

LAND FOR SALE.
TtHOSE lots remaining hand from the large sale of
Sweet Leonard. still be bought upon reasonable
terms bv Applying to CRAWFORD BELL
Icy JOHN SHANKLIN.
JEST or SWEET LEONARD
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
HALL, DODDS q CO.'S
FIR e. NJ R OOF y A n H !
LAW PARTNEMSHEP

las. G. JONES andJAS. E. BLYTHE AttOrnies ct Law.
ID Fvansye Indiana associated themselves part
the practice Of The Law and will continue to practice
They design turning their attention paric
ulary land law In aBort time they VIII be prepared to
in minutes abstract of the title to almost
lot Evansville its ensrgements in Lemasco to-
gether with their professional opinion So to the II de-
sired. Jyl5-d&Est
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

THE CRY Is "sTILL THEY COME"
USr received per steamboat Grand Turk plete
CD sortment of gentlemsn's clothng furnishing good
trunks, lad les bonnet boxes, etc, Therefore,
For clothing cheap ana fne.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

MES E. HAFF would invite the attention Of her numer-
I friends and to the fact that If she
oeives sufficient number Of orders to warrant her doing
will put fruits in tin and warrant them to give
satisfaction. at the following rates:
Peaches inees Pum Blackberries. per 12Sc;
Hotels steamboats, giving large orders ft Tomatoes
supplied lb Persons giving orders before
the opening Of the be supplied at these low
Persons wishing can obtain the store
ner of First and Locust streets. je2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
EIINnRIEG

ENILBERTS almonds. figs raisns, currants, preserves
II ginger. ginger. baled ginger pmento ground ant
whole Goodwis fine cat tobacco tartar Saeratus
cords: buckets tubs candy copPeras cloves cinnamon nl
Jars TASKS logwood nader Indigo glass lanterns
smaches. oysters Holsters. sardnes. letter
wrapping powder safety fuse fancy
bar soaps. vinegar. teas. snuff. moss, etc.. etc.;
Just cd a1d for salelow by b, p
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
ATTFNTION THE WHOLE

SpA CASES Fancy Prints reed this day: and for
%Vp for Cash only by JAMES Low 4 co.
jeI4 AIS Main ST., Louisville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
HOPKINS d READ

kMAvE lust received, lot of gentemens kid. silk
Lisle thread gloves fine English "a hose
inc shirts Sleeves silk and linen handkerchie
and cravats collars, fine Panama and LeEhorn hats Cal
aud see. apis 3m BOP KINS & READ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

INfFROvED PORTABLE WILL.
n requiring grind ngs
enpns Old Anchor Brand Bolting Beiting Of
Our agent. Moa-6e is authorized to sell the above
articles at our CineihAse prices, nsuding freight
oasas r. Acnr6e Family Groeery. Of Oak and
isIsesfI JAMES ,BRApFoRp 4 90 ninninn.a O
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

my5U Luz n TITO T
WATCH RRPAIRING
MtHE Updergned having commenced the above business
in Evansville naters himself with the nope that his
experience all 5escf timer
will upon trial be found worthy the attention
the resi- citizens OF the city but also OF those
c I'M rising the ''circumambient vieinage.'' .
His shop the Post Office where he be found at all
1FFIcE RoURs mys r. Il. GATES.
F!REl RUN BUT soon STOPPED.
TOHN BURTIS finding her quarters Water
y street. has removed opposite the NJ e. Church. On Lo
street. Flour Lime Bacon and Bran be had
w olesale aRQ retail mylS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

T.|- AN ORDINANCEI
TO PROHIBIT WOODEN BUILDINGS IN GEE
PORTIONS OF EVANSVILLE THEREBY
MENTIONED
ssEO l., Be il ordained the Common Ceunel OF the
- Evansville. that il sha not be lawful for
to he erected any wooden building
ildinRs on anv of following thu City
lot Of the original plan said
": or on auy lot EblaTgsmen
any of following lots in the Donation Of
said city Nos. las. 146 147
1871 1ky 154 1885, 5s I59 49, 49, 162 1855
I6s no. H. TIA l73 74 u.s. u.s. ILL., u.s. 49,
$50 ISL ls2 1884, 1855. 1885, 1T. IS. 1883,
"a 1855 1876 49, 20 Dr. "a. 20f 205 206. M
lot in block No in the Eastern E1largeneA
Of said city. . .fEs
SEQ Any person shall violste the
this shall forfeit pay than
dollsr than hy dollars for each day
being notified to remoYe the
SEC. g. All ordinances coming conf ct with the proyi
sions Of this ordinance. hereby repealed.
Attest:. WE'LL h W ALxrR. City CLERK jy4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01

HOUSE PLASTERING.
T D. ANDERSON would respectfully inform the cti-
y and house builders of Evansville that be has tax
his residence this city and
to execute all orders for house plaster work els
tern building and all other jobs in his line neat
and substantial All done by him
will be ed. and Ply required when jobs
wcrkmanlike Orders left Partner
CALDWELL'S store will meet with prompt attention.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

az #as Dec ARmOs0
s.r- LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. stfE
ON LOCUST. iBETW. THIRD AND FOURTH sTRBETs.
xS.4s. HQKsEs. Buggiss. Carriages. &Rz -
y44@&A and Omnibusses. always for hire
katthe above Stable. Carriages for sxeursiens jar
ties and funerals always on hand am prepared to bosk
Ny me hack will hereafter kept running
during the day. and will be atstea5oas hotels for the
e those wishing TO- It, L will also Be-
o-ders At The stable. my9 E. H. Ds0ARM0. :
50 Dissolution or CO-PARTNERsHIP.f 81
VNHE COpartnershiP heretofore existing the
III dersgned under the style and firm NJ 4 E. H.
DeGsrno the city of Eyansyiile ysadsraurEh eounty
Indiana this day dissolved By mutual All per-
Edward H. EeGArmo. who alone Is
settle the business.@ 1 - 2 FL H. EKGA RMO.
"a MAT, DEGARMo.
sEvsnsYille. May s. 1855 -esF-ff1-T mys I.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-24
General Health o, the Country

Thus far,we have seen no reason to doubt
the correctness OF The following antelope
tons INDUCED in by the Chicago Pras: we
trust that they may prove to have been en-
tirely true
awe do not remember Q spring during
the last half dozen years when, judging BY
the accounts we receive through our ex-
changes from all quarters, health so general
ly prevailed in the country. We hear OF
no epidemic or prevalent diseases Of any
kind. st the North. South, East or West
We trust that this augpEs well for the pub.
lie health during the Coming summer
Heretofore when epidemcs have prevailed,
they have appeared at the South earlier in
the season, and advanced northward in pro-
portion as the hea: Of summer increased
Last year sickness in some form invaded
almost every neighborhood ofihe land, COM
mencing at isolated points early in the sea-
son. We do not know that these facts fur.
nish any positive evidence that the public
health will be better the coming summer
than the average of previous years, but the
presump,ive evidence strongly favors such
a conclusion"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-24

| BURIED ALIvE.-A Milwaukee correspor.
dent OF the New York Tribune relates the
! following amusing incident which occurred
( after snow storm, on one of the railroads
in the vicinity OF that city:
"A company Of lrishnen were employed
in shovelling out one Of the deep cuts, un-
der the direction OF one f,he officers. The
/ snow had drifted in behind them, filing up
the track again, when powerful locoms-
tive with snow pillow attached, was sent, un-
der full head Of steam, to clear it out. On
she came, finging the drifts over her smoke
stack and walking straight through all OBJ
stscles, till she rushed bolt upon the COM
pany ofshovelers. They heard the whis-
tie, but sYpposing she would halt, kept on
with their iabors. The engineer, on the
contrary, supposed they. would clear the
track, and shot down on them SO rapidly
that the superintendent had barely time by a
powerful jump. to save himself The SHOW
elIers had no time; and the snow pillow, as
it tore through the drifts, turned over a
double furrow Of live lrishmeB. Some were
thrown high and dry upon, the bank; others
were smoothly laid out and covered in; but
not one was injured. It's said that most
of them believed they were actually dead
and buried, and it was difficult to convince
them to the contrary"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-24
10. rx1c1vM.

A correspondent Of 1hesAanchelHes
American thus notices ". Ircvsl, Che
State Geologis, Of Wisssns as he'sa~
him last summers
.perciyal is the most unpdsfic looking
man YOU could wish to see. Walking down
Chapel street the other days friend ae'
co,ted me with "Did you ever see Percival'
the Poetl" an answered f"Never'-
"That's him on the opposite side OF the
street." Picture toyourseif an "''ndssso9A';
with a form much bent, as IL with age ana
care, with an old gray coat, heavy, and
reaching to the knees, pair pants OF the
same coarse material, upon his head cap
which was once glazed, bat was now crack
ed with white seams, shutting aionk Tue
walk. whally unconscious Of the passing
crowd, his lace thin. his shaif uncared Tor
his eyes upon the grouhd, M ron. nave
PercivaI, - I saw him Syst. EWeli, ne y .
diamond in the rough, sare enough" thought
7. and how different from the fashionable
N. P. Willis, who is poetic in'drsss - well
a. in letters. e 4. ~ bs5ag
A friend, now quite an old man, and for
me-ly editor of literary paper, thus gave
me description Of Percival. He sald tna'
Perciyal 6rst wrote poems 10 fill the."Poets
Corner" 10 his paper; he always sfoagh'
them at the time promised. but never WIN
a name. ave must have . MAMIE tor I'M,
poem, Perciyal." .'call it what yeu VIII
but don't ask me to father ill., sas the re.
DIV. Soon after the appearance of'hisa lrss
volume Of poems, T Gallon him at his room
taking with me q most g lttering review Of
his work from one Of the English Reviews
The writer spoke othim with enthusiasm
and pronounced some of his poems as equa
to the greatest works Of the English Poets;
40 having the pa,hos and brilliancy Of keat'
and the beauty and easy na,uralness o
Wordsworth. Trapped at the door OF hi
room, and in answer to his summons walk
ed in. lie was sitting At small table cor
rec,ing The proof sheets Of Webster's Die
,ionary On the floor, so thick that coui
hardly step, were open books, to which h
was constantly referring. ! asked his at
tention to what the Review said ofhs work
he listen ned, LAYING down his pen, but. show
ed no emotion. "Why, Percival,' said
"don'i ) GU hear. thasi1 Don't ths. make O
proud!" He looked. up sadly. and, said
"What's the use Of talking To man Q
Fame who is starving here on $1,000 year!
(the sum he was receiving for work npo
Webster's Dictionary So left him
feeling sadly. said my narrator - rs, "a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-24
A Chicago Row.

A small fight has occHrred in Chicago, in
anticipation of the enforcement Of the
Maine Law, aud on account of some small
license suits now pending before the Court
i, that city. A procession OF Germans and
Irish marched through the principal streets
Of the city to the Court House Square,
where they were collecting crowd BY the
beating Of drums and making other musical
noises. As they disobeyed the orders ofthe
Police to dispense. a drummer and one or
two of the rngieadsrs sere knocked down.
A general hgh, then followed, in which
one man was killed, and FIVE o. ak serious
~ injured. There was considerable excite
ment. but il was not apprehended that there
would be any more bloodshed. The prin-
cipals in The ARRAY were put in Jail, prepar-
atory TO being tried for a breach -fihe peace.
The telegraph, in another, Column. giyes the
latest intelligence.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-24
rnr,het2x pvHs.

Il = . nosicssbls and sigsi6caat fact that
none 81 the Dsaslss and Pierce organs have
the least word ofcoademas alton ofthe out.
RACES inflicted in Kaasas upon the elective
franchise and the rights Of freemen. we
al remember how, last fall, the Douglas
organs and orators grandiloquised upon the
doctrine Of "popular sovereignty" and ma
ay Of them insisted that slavery could nev.
er be established in the territory. and that
it was allfoolishness to be making such
fuss about the matter. But now when sla-
very is, for the time. established, and the
"popular sovereignty" Of the riehtful voters
in the territory has been grossly violated
and overwhelmed, those once so ardentwri-
tiers and speakers have not word to say.
One or two Of them, like the Times Of Chi
cago, has he impudence to defend the re-
suit by attributing it to the fact that emf
grants IRON the free States choose rather to
20 in companies than alone. Commenting
upon an article in that paper which contains
this insulting subterfuge the Democratic
Press, of the same city, makes the following
remarks:-
"Observe, not word is uttered in con-
4 demnaton OF the Misso3rians. On the con-
| trary their action is tacitly commended,
and the Times is evidently delighted with il.
Because the people of the Northern and
/ New England States, in strict accordance
with the laws of the couatry and in entire
harmony with the spirit and tendency Of
i the times. chose to organize q system Of
emigration to Kansas whereby the difficult
4 ties, privations and expens incident to the
settlement Of new territory would in great
part be obviated-therefore, Missousians are
perfectly justi6sble in swarming into the
! Territory by thousands on the day Of cleo
ton. and in open violation of law assume
prerogatives OF citizenship for that day only
and then return to their homes. This is
the logic of the Times. So much and SO
dearly does it love the doctrine Of popular
I sovereignty! What an insult to the public
intelligence to offer such an apology az
this! What 4 commentary upon the pre-.
vious professions Of the Times and the Sen.
ator whose organ it is! Henceforth when
the cry Of popular sovereignty" is raised
by Judge Douglas or his organs. We shall
know what it means; we shall know that
it consists in the bcstewment of certain
privileges upon the citizens of Territories
provided majority OF them are in favor o.
establishing slayery-if otherwise, that il
means that citizens Of slaveholdiny States
are to be sustained in invading those Terri
tories for the purpose of"crushing out" the
wishes and purposes of its inhabitants tc
the end that slavery may be pla nted in new
fields, and that new slave marts may be op
l ened to the siave-owners the South. 81
much for Judge Douglas boas.ed dogma oil
| popular sovereignty"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-24

RAILRoAps, Bears AND HoRsIs.-Ws
see it stated that the Central Illinois Z. X.
Company has advertised for fourteen first
class steamboats,, for the purpose Of estao-
fishing. next summer, daily line between
Cairo and New Orleans.
This does not favor the idea that Rail-
roads would supersede the use OF steam
boats. II was also thought by some that
Railroads wouldsyery much decrease the
demand for horses, but these latter, during
the past year, have been in greater requ'i-
ton and consequently higher priced than
for many years previous. The fact is, as
Fourth of July orator once said This is
4 country of vast extent'-snd for some
time yet. every species of vehicle and all
kinds Of motive power will be required to
accommodate the demands Of the business
and travelling public.