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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
A CARD.
LApY,s COLLEGE.

pre- sen,ing this notice to the public the subscr
Der wishes 10 inform then that his school will b.
the 2d Of May next. He proposes to give classical
education to all who may wish to favor him with thei
patronage and confidence He also will add u Nor
nal department. To qualify young ladies for teaching
in the various grades OF schools country from
the College down to the common district school IL
the PRIMARY department he will admit all who are lie
SIRIUS ofcnjoyng its benefits.
The course OF instruction will he thorough and com
llet-. and ut the time very discriminating and
select, avoiding r,ibng OF an entirely nse'ess
character aud substtutIng those branches whose ten
aoney is 10 give ygor and elasticity 10 the youthful
mind.
The manner of teaching will be the most approved
aud taprored known n our country or Enropc, giving
the pupil the full understanding Of her subject while
it is presented b. the teacher III style chire new
and fascinating.
His FIRST aim will be 10 secure 10 his pupil, hea III
and vigorous constitutions without which all his ef-
forts would be useless.
Secondly, TO establish decided and correct mora
character Us bs ais all hi hopes, without which
surertructnrc stand the test Of future trial
and future hopes.
Aud third, his object will be TO give to each indi
ydunl that kind Of nraeiieal training her natural gin,
and future prospects shall indicate.
And foarlhl,, 10 train the min to practical refcc-
tons and useful deductions from every days obser
yGtion.
And lasily to infa.e spirit of practical Christian
enevolcnoe into the mind Of every one however
young, rs n lovely aud instructive principle from
which shall flow, as from pure aud clear fountain
universal love To all
Mn arrangements are OIL inc most ample anu EFaHN
scale adapted fully carry ont the above programme
the aud spirit in I'LL their variety and extent.
The building, which is new AMI commodions, vii
10 10 max all its inmates confortahe an.
happy. stands upon cnincncc Of easy ascent and
surniounted by promenade from which il scene L.
scntcd view uucquullrd in our coantr. for rich
ness. beauty or grandeur.
sloca,cd in of the mos "a Thy and salnbri-
towns in the United States. whose advantages OF
location to approach al that could be asked o.
Il. sired aud its business advantages second I" none
in the Mississippi valley. My arrangements for
teachers srh that all wi boindisidually watched
and cared for.
Those Wishing further Information can address the
Proprietor, at Davenport, Iowa. who Will b. happy NJ
NIL times give NIL regnrediniormation. circular
aud further notice will be given n due time
i. II. CODDlNG, .@"
Proprietor and Superintendent
Mn. r H. CoppisG, PRINCIPALS.
Mas. NJ. y. CopDtNG.
nrt Lie o. ls.nI lG ~ Il
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
Street,.

Let M. 5, Block So. of Brady and 5th;
Lot So6, block 81, $ w corner Perry and 5il
- - 10. do So. s Il do do do
FL Lot 2, do 81, West of Harrison street, v i'll
Frame Dwelling, Fruit Trees etc
L" on 5h street, in Block 90 with three tencments
20 ting at $40 each per month; Price $1,000;
Lot corner Main and 9TH Streets 35xI50 feet, well
located for S31J;
Lots and in Block "a. corner of Scott nd 9TH SITS:
Lot No. 4, in bi I, Forrest and nillon's addition
The above Lots all on college Hili;''
Lot q. in hi 81. corner Rock Island and eth streets
with small frame tenement.
Lots and in 81 30, Le Claire and 7ih sts:
Lots 9and 10, in hi -, corner Le Claire and It'll
streets:
Lots u. and = in III 60 corner Iowa and uh streets
with large Frame Dwelling:
Lot i9lSI76 feet deep in ont Lot No 30, corner OF
Perry and 7th streets;
Those Lots all have commanding views OF the Mis-
sssippi River, the Twin Cities and the Islands.
For sale BY GEO l. NICHOLAS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
Insurance Notice.

WE have resigned the agency OF the N"rtn"cs'snh
w lus trli,cc Company of New 70 ana hehf! d.
Hoffman. E.q.. has been apo nted me igeh.
Fgoli our long appropriateness WIN thtl 'nL'iS 80
ta rrstar is officers tho pranirtiiess WIN VIM
1hRy lpva ~-tl ID all lossrsand the general vNat y;
IN. r., nn.n, s0stalns We Ia ave he siia on IN
- tbe public as oGe or the most rem
,hl, 90 nnuirlrs in the United state.
a''' COOK 4 SARGENT.
1, ,.nrrn-t VI. 70 lsSS. -. e.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19

fHE ALLEGED Fore ERIEs.--We learn that
~ X. p. Perry returned to st. Louis yes
''uay, from the East, and denies most
,aphatlcally that he has perpetrated the
'l9ng laid at his door. He promises, W.
Iiqerstand to clear all up, and make every
p"g satisfactory and we hear that some very
2sstable and rcsponsible'persons express
"Hlence in his being able to do So 81.
'4's latspio noer. =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
Four Hundred Acres

nF beautiful prairie land. situated ]. miles from
~ Farnam the NJ. ana NJ. Rail Road and ~ miles
from Davenport. Price $50 per acre and liberal
credit given for large part of the purchase money.
Jan Is For sale BY WHITE 4 CORBlN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19

>, Inc kcokuk Wing Of the 18th inst, says
ne steamer Kentucky, which has been
short distance above here for some
..ue' came over the rapids on Saturday
ioFnIhg and went down the river.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19

pta'n Ethan A. Alicn, the last s,uvi-
7 son OF General Ethan Allen, of the
ssn,,'can Revolution, died at his resiien-'-
Norfolk county. Vir.inia.Fo the 9th
r'',n N" 77th year o. his ag, IT, was
p,n IN Varmant. graduated At w st Point,
s.'ef'd the y. s. Army in 1904 and left il
s"sa the army was reduced in 1891.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
Fourth Street.

OTIS 6, and 2, in block &c, corner of Farnam, on
i i ly about 200 feet south OF Railroad Depot.
10! 2, in block So 2x l50 feet deep North side
Of 4th, between Perry and r. Island street. very
desirable Lot for residence 4e5St
Lot No :. IN block IS, Perry street, near 9Th st
with new double Frame Dwelling Of Rooms Cellars
Cisicrn, Well. etc. Would make good Boarding
House. For sale by GEO. l.. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
NOTICE.

\ ,on Of Directors for the Davenport, ".
y Li,rht and Coke Company viii be ncio gu ,o ~
DAY lac 29il ensuing, at the once u 'no 's''o'
stock no ders will p'esss ate nj. sa.s,
Jan ios, Ia55un GEO. !. H!CaoAl-' Sss j.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
Great Bargains.

NOR Sale few leo tracts OF unimprovea lnnt
Il in Clinton county. Price s5 per acre-Tero'
500 Cash. balance in 10 years with 10 per cent inter
est PAYABLE annually.
Jan 10, 1875 WHITE & CORRlN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19

me Howard Association Of Nv
cans has voted $4,000 for tho relief Of
poor in New York. A noble acknowl.
sSaent Of northern aid in the Yellow
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
G DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office Corner Main and Second SITS nov II

Office Corner Main and Second SITS. nov II
TtlTY LOTS AND RESIDENCES, for sale and for
~ lease.
Front Street,
Fonr Lots 93sI40 feet on Front street. corner Of
Rock Island, Block No. 62, with Store Rooms and
Warehouses; for lease 10 20 years ut per cent
on the value.
-f1a second Street,
Lot No 3, in Block 60. between Perry and K. Island
SIS, with good Brick Dwelling and appurtenaBccs We
ry desirable for family residence; $500.
Lot 3. in Block No 65, between r. Island and Iowa
sts with large Double House, part OF stone aud part
ofbrick; rents for $50 per month"; very cheap property
At $3.50.
New Store Room corner Of Cd and Perry streets, IN
Block No. 50.
Lot No. ~, Block 81. corner Iowa and 2d ATS
ilN7j feet. with comfortable Dwelling. For sale by
GEO. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
Third Street.

Lots 9, Z and 3, In Block 76, fronting on 4ih street
between lao Claire and Farnnm.
LOrG, Block IS, fronting on the River, Farnam and
81 streets.
Lot No. ?, in Block H. 40xI5O feet. near the corner
Of Western Avenue and Sd streets, with good Frame
Dwelling, Fruit Trees, &c. For sale by
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
CHINA HALL. 0'.,
Ma LIE CLAIRE ROW.

WE have just received the largest and best assort
w meut OF China Glass and Queensware from Pot
ters Who's. goods are exceied In beauty or dura
bility in this or amy other market which we o3er TO
Your inspevon Among great variety OF articles w.
our line, we have superior article Oh English ana
French White and Gold Band, China Iron Stone and
White Granite Parian and Rockingham Ware and
fun assortment OF Glass Ware. with Toilet and fancy
Of ey.ry descriptions Look ing Glasses, German and
French Plate Of all sizes aud prices, and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
We shall keep constantly on hand a Large ana Wen
assorted stock oi the above named article. which Viii
be oered TO the public AT prices tina, will defy compe
tfon We combining ourselves eMeiusNe'y 70 .n,s
,rJ aud purchasing direct of the Manufacturers IN
large quantities. enabled 10 oner 10 Hereha's
nn dealers such i, in prices that VIII make
IL IN, object for them to buy OF u.s. Call ana eN""hc
Our motto is always ready 10 show 200 =
""' '' " H. ) WEBB \ Co.
Camphcnc aud burning Fluid always on haha'
Dnycnp II, Jan 8, ls5o-du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
FAMILY GROCERY.

'INIIE subscriber has opened sinck OF Groceries IA
l his house on Perry between Second aud Third sts
which he viii warrant be Of the very best lHafv
and which &c viii sell as low can be purchased
elsewhere. -
ClGA RS.
choice lot Of Cigars just reeei, cd and for sale low
at wholesale CT retail
c. MsfECK.
pavenrort. Dee 23h, ls5i-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
One of the Best

JSARMS in Scott County, containing 900 aeress all
under fence, $40 in CIVILIZATIONS 80 acres tim
Der new and complete set Of buildings which cost
$4,000 Situated 81 miles west of Davenport. Price
~ 800 half down, balance IN one year. For sale
by WHITE G CohBlN.
Pee 9sh 1851
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
CANNON 4 SMALL
NEW
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
r .AMopen an entirely ncw stott of
/ TEAS, tH
WEST IN DJA GOODS.
GROCERIES AND
VHflODI,N WARE.
Among which are the following


Very superior Y. Tyson Tea, choice do, fair do,
Very choice, tfsg rit 6unpowdef do, extra ooong do
Good do do Old Gov. Java Coffee common do Rio do
Poilhn,s prep'd Cocoa, Crush'd Sugar, Pulv'd do,
White. { oaee do, Brown do, Golden Syrup, Sugar
House, do, N. o MolasSes, various qualities Tobacco
Tartar Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves. Whole and Grind Gin
ramon, Aspice and Pepper. Ginger Pickles In gals.
aud hf-gals., Peppersauce, Tomato ketchuP, Cider
Vinegar Mustard, New Rice, Table and Dairy Salt,
Citron, Currants, New Layer Raisias, Good old do;
Seelicss do, Sage, Macearoni. Nermseelli, Ord
Peaches Pared, do impaired, Picked Trout, White
Fish, Maekerei, Sacked Herring Cod Fish, Soap,
various kinds. Star Candles. Pressflae, w. b. Whale
Oil Lard do, Indigo, Fig Blue, Alum, Starch. ;. Petre
Copperas, Soft sheIled Almonds, Pecan Nuts, Brazil
do Fberts, Bed Cores, Clothes Lines, Rrooms, Mops
Clothes Baskets, Wash Tubs, Zinc Washboards, and
= hoop Pals, Brush Broems, Flour Buckets, spice
BOXES, &c, &c, all selected eAprcssi! Tor Family
Csc. az7.s-.e-l &EG,3
nPAl Goods warraiiteAas recommended
All the Brick Store, cor Main and Frort streets.
store recently occupied b! Nc MINUS y Shephsra.l
~ -. s c. NJ. HAWKES..
Davenport. Dec "a, ls5f-d&wu sItt@@
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19

y1ockET Riblcs--A Great Variety; 45H
English Printed Gilt Edged, low Priced;
Ditto Ornaneated Sides with clasps; ar u
Fine Antique Bound Po'yglot;
Turkey Morocco, Fall Gilt Ditto; lss#
Plain Velvet Bound Gilt Edged ditto; ...f-
Brass Bound Velvet with Clasps; 5s 3.
Ditto Embossed Velvet ditto; .Et.rH
Large Size and Print, Full Gilt Dit,o;
Call and examine them at
Jano No. Le lnire bioch'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
Brooms, Brocms.

ST rcaeiy cd and for sale Wha,esa or Retail,
- prime lot OF common braoius.
January ISL BURROWS X PRErTIMAS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
Crackers. Crackers!

7 ST received and for safe Wholesale or Retail,
? tnc lot Of Boston n. Soda aud Butter Crackers.
January LIST BURROWS & PRETTYMAN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19

A Good assortment of Portmonais and ladies wo
~ Cnsus for sale very low nj Nm 3 lie Claire Row.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

ATTEMPTED Assassination The Shasta
Courier says that on Tuesday, 26th ult
a short time before midnight, French
man, whose name we have not learned,
living on East Fork of Clear Greek, about
FIVE miles above French Gulch, was aroused
from sleep by some one requesting u be
admitted into the house He at once got
out Of bed, and opened the door The
man then stepped about two fees inside,
drew pistol and fired, the bali entering
the left breast of the Frenchnan A
woman in the house Immediately rushed
into the room, whereupon the scoundrel
decamped in hurry The wounded man,
it is thought, may recover, although his
wound is very severe AS yet there has
been discovered no trace to the perpetra-
tor Of the murderous act, nor clue to the
cause thereof.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

aA- We are in receipt Of the last West
minister Review, through Leonard Scott &
Co., 70 Fulton ST., New York 1t is Of
great interest Its articles are upon sub
iects of more than usual importance, and
well-digested. An article upon the admin
istration policy of the United States is un
usually liberal for an English Magazine,
and draws comparisons justly III favor OF
the United States and against Great Brit
ain in the discussion of the respective
forms of government The character OF
Palmerston is the subject of separate
article, and predicts failure in his conduct
of the war. The evils Of the war depart
ment are pointed out in an article o.
great power The number in question
leans far in favor of the present negotia-
tions against the aristocracy.
Blackwood is also received from the
same publishers, and abounds in valuable
articles. These magazines should be gen.
orally read, for they contain information
not to be met with elseshere in so con-
densed form.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
A SAC N1curu e..

A SAG NrcHrs CALAMrTY-Drsrprss.
lNc-vERY.-It is our painful duty to an
nounce sad calamity that has befallen
the Sag NIGHTS of our city. They have
been IN distress, and now the cupSo their
wo overfows. They have lost their funds
and one of their leaders. Their treasurer
has absconded with their money. We
don't know what amount of cash he has
run away with, but, if rumors are true.
they will have to pass the hat around their
numerous dens quite industriously for some
weeks to come to supply the loss.-Lou
Journal, 18th
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

geA- Louis Napoleon says Of his %
cape from assassination "There are &
istences which are the ins;ruue tents Of the
DEGREES of Providence So ons as nv
mission IS not accomplished I run no dan
ger" So much for religious fatalism --
Napoleon I vas fatalist Whatever he
did or suffered, it was all II his star ii
bis destiny He could 60 10 mors than
vas his destiny be could dc no less than
his allotted work, lot who vould oppose -
ellis nephew is CT the same opinion
From boybood he has believed thai God
created hin specially for the successor Of
the first Emperor, and to finish the work;
ne planned and commenced He 6id not
fear to land at Strasbprg without soldiers:
lie did not despair in exile and want; he
felt 10 defeat when he was hissed in read
ing his first stammering speech in the
Chamber of Deputies; for what he wa:
born to, he must be-tle will Of God cou!c
not be defeated-and ne could do no less
T his is very pleasant idea to entertain
and allows ono to live happily and sleep
we'll
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
-.--N->~

FIRE.-A fire broke out in the NEGRO
House," at Millertown, on Thursday, 2Sth
ult. The owner, man named johnson;
being awakened by the smoke, rushed to
the door of the room, and upon opening
it, the flames came in upon him. He i'm
mediately made for the window and jump
ed out His feet had hardly left the
window-sill when the building fell in
Narrow escape that Johnson's loss is
about nine hundred dollars.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
oeh The strength Of the American mart

nA. The strength of the American party
at the South is somewhat indicated by the de-
clinature Of prominent men who do not sylnpa-
thize with them, to run for Office. III Ken
lucky we have two such instances, in Messrs
Butler and Breckenridge refusing to run for
Congress, the latter solely from the strength OF
! he Know Nothings in his district Recently
Hon. A Z. Stephens of Georgia, in declining
q denomination, gave as reason for his
course, that his former political friends had
become identified with the American party
We see in the movements of Southern states
men generally, this acknowledgment of Know
Nothing power, which will prevail at the
South whatever becomes oft in the North.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
THE FOURTH town was crowded

THE FoURTH-The town was crowded
on Wednesday. Numerous attractions
were offered here and in the vicinity. At
Hughes there were horse races. foot races
and a bull and bear fight. "Muggins"
was the victor in the horse race. Lee &
Marshali's circus held forth in the after
noon and evening of the 4th, and as usual
drew crowd Their performances were
very attractive A fair at the Presbyte-
rian church was we'll attended, which is
represented as having been far in two
respects The ladies were fair, and as
an enthusiastic friend remarks, when they
took a gold piece they would actually
give back the change, which he deemed q
novel feature, snd rery fair The fair is
said to have been very successful There
was also sabbath school celebration by
the. NJ. E. Church, south The theatrical
troupe also exhibited in the afternoon and
evening, and drew large houses
For ourself, we passed the day at Cher
okee, where We had the pleasure of listen
ing to an eloquent oration BY Mr f G.
Waite, which was followed by public
dinner, and by a bali in the evening al
Turney's hotel
Very few disturbances of the peace oc.
Cured during the day in this place
although King Whiskey was in force, ant
the streets were crowded with people
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

Rio7.-A serious row oe CURED lest
night, about midnight at the Dance House
en- Pine street An alteration arose
between a Greek and q man named
Dovnie, during which pistol was fred
by the former, aud general melee fol
lowed. Albert Cunningham, Geo Downie,
Dan Wllmarth, the Greek, and several
others wounded, but not severely Ten
persous were arrested BY the officers, and
viii be examined before tno Recorder 3.
10 o'clock this morning.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

COUNTY FINANcEs.--The nett receipts to the
county for the month of June from the sale of
Licenses alone were $4,000. This amount will
undoubtedly hereafter be still greater, for the
reason that the retiring officers last month
exerted themselves to collect ahead for this
month, and thus took up large proportion
of what would come in for this month The
nett revenue of the county for this month has
been double its expenses There are now
funds in the treasury to redeem all scrip IN TO
the 1st of January last
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

SQUATTERIsM. The Euening Neus is the
recorder" of the following act of squatterism
in high places:
During the delay that occurred this morn
ing before intelligence was received from the
new Recorder, that his Court would not com
nence until tomorrow. Col. James deliberate.
y took possession Of the Recorders chair, and
asserted his claim as 4 squatter OF unoccuped
public property. With his usual good sense
the female cases we're called first, but as no
obedience was manifested by the attendant Of
hclals, ne amended the call by ordering drunks.
A ilyely response was the result, and all hands
drank health to the squatter Recorder. 1t
should have been thus.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

INFLUENCE OF THE VIVA VocE NODE OF Eo-
r1Ne.-A Washington correspondent of "a New
York paper, in alluding TO the Virginia cleo
tion, thus writes of the influence exerted on the
result by the Uiua uoce mode of voting:
1t is fact to be noticed, however, that Mr..
wise and the Democratic party owe their ell
ection IN Virginia to the open vote the viva
7oce vote Mr.. Wise, in his address TO citi-
zens of Washington on Saturday last, declared
that he owed lis election to that open ballot
to the fact that no voter could conceal his
vote. l have previously informed you that the
viva Voee vote was to the Virginia oligarchy a
tower OF strength. The poor white man."
IN Virginia, is proyerbially influenced by the
opinions and wishes of his more independent
neighbors"
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
~ ~

'1AAs1yo The se. fr 'ee sopp,.8s.oe u;
public gambling. oa5sad Al .he ,cceut session
Of the Legislator. says -hs 8aclamarto Daio Il
Is now fully operat'"e in Lb5 2iiY I'ha iiceu
ses issued % those establishments which base
hitherto since she passage as the act continued
iii full force. expired TUESDAY rhe Arcade
which was ths only aea frequeu5oo Duhiicly by
thar portion OF cur whito Popplation VINO az
given tc gambins. IS &c CO used fer 5ae pur
poses of fancy dress oaih, Gu. leaders viii
in the exercise O. tec tbougat calculate the
aggregate amour: + ben, Il. winch vii! be co:
ferrcd on the community by the change We
hope the former attaches of the establishment,
who we're ever On uie alert &c iGkG stranger
ii ard do for him, will find sanle hcnorsble epo
profitable employment arc oy pursJirs 1t stcer
clear Of the Recorder ,Ju-s ,,go. which
hev have sc ,ften split
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

"A Nero and o Caiieula have been known
as ruling spirits at Rome, but even under such
q "scourge of God,H the Roman never lost his
manly spirit.
Our neighbor of the Democrat uses the above
language concerning Broderiek, whom it con-
siders an ''intolerant partizan." But the Dem
ocrat hosts Broderiek's State ticket, and is
going to support it. Has not the "Roman
lost his manly spirit ~ The old Roman
would prefer to be thrown to the wild beast Of
the amphtheatre rather than bow down to the
tyrant, but the modern type succombs to the
"scourge' OF his party, and does his bidding.
1t is very well to ease the conscience By a lit.
tie grumbiing, but our neighbor daves not take
real issue with Broderick-dares uot 10 dc
nounce his ticket as he wishes. Biglcf Is
Broderick's shadow AT the present moment
Broderck is Governor of California-he has
been for two years. Referring to bill that
passed both houses on the heel of the last ses
sion, and which it was said the Governor
would sign. by God, he shant sign it y said
Broderck, before crowd in the hall OF the
Capitol. But Broderick does resemble Nero
in one respect. He has cut off at one blow the
heads of the whole Gwin party.