Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

,.o,h bslf.stuted is sometimes equiva-
80, fnlsehood. OF such we class the
moot in the Burlington Haeteye when
r,s ,ha, the earnings for the month
ra,s of the Railroad terminating oppo'
- ,h,, civ we're Sl5l,2sS, while those o!
+ and Chicago Road were only
,,a,s The amounts may be correct
,n- cotemporary neglects TO state the
.ho, of other Roads included in what he
nl.o.ed to term the Chicago and Burling-
p,,J five are not mistaken it COM
ID norton of the Chicago and
* Island Road and with the excep-
fo bran ch Of o few miles running to
,;oc.op. is made UP entirely OF other
Roads j.
,sw months since, visiting burlington
80 osrket, the boat tarrted lew min
nawoi, the arrival Of the train. It
an, pretty promptly and consisted oil one
LANCER car. Before the arrival OF lis
passengers on the Iowa siie the Captain
o,,tel Of US, how many passeng RS we
,oooselh. wo'li get from those coming
,., n the ferry! We replied that we
..,mncd some twenty-five or thirty. He
,sraJ. that il he obtained i've he would
A, we'll. He received some seven or eight
J. ic,nsrx,u!lted himself on his good for.
tgae
R.,,re the tain, hich consists general
Of .ome seven or eight crowded passen-
=, rsr. arrives al Rock Island, citizens OF
Dgeapor, wishing to secure aecommoda-
ian. on the packet are accustomed to
,og,,. their state rooms, we u knowing the
l5.Cqa,nt crowd d condition Of the boats.
N re people arrive opposite this city 10 one
Nv ty Railroad llilu reach Burlington by
h ,1a.e md. in eiya days aid yet the
ti,zsn, Of the litter pltee, through the me-
tra Of their papers and printed handbiils
,tersl as lar east as Toledo, seek to con-
,y tle impression abroad III / the trasel
Ia htRmd exceed. that on the X. |. &
cJeago Rnlroid
W. car. little about the matter. as II Is a
,.,lar snail business anyhow aud full as
laay persons arrive here as can fni &C.
coa.raolat.oas, bal at the same time We
gre'Jr not to see such statements circulate
uacyp,pdicted.
The Indians are still ia thu vicinity
md are the centre Of a,tractio1.w nth rso,
rye, they direct their steps in eur city
| Yesterday, dressed in their gfudiest attire
|hsy pyomenaded our streets eli .iting Oh
stra'ons rom the singulqriiy of their APP
ptaronre White the women were with
70, any covering TO then head. the men
bal sour kinI % projection from the rays
+ of he sun and one busly fellow sportea
,oa ,aade that some kind merchant had CIV
e. h,n On Sunday last they confined
,asn'eges 10 their camp, we presume ~ith
/ tlr intention oGraceiying visitors, as thou
sni, Gu.t have visited them. During th.
afternoon crowds Of people passed our
dwelling on their why to the Indian en-
tsmPm-nt und, we presume, although they
hsi lo's walk, they g Il amply compersa-
I'd Tot their trouble How the Warriors
can stand IL enveloped IN tnick blankets this
soflhing hot weather is aproblem that we
have heard many breach. but few attempt
10 solve.
Il, is so prodiginusly hot that our fell
lg citizens DO uJt exert themselves enough
70 get ~ anything worth the MENTION
A1weyer, with the mercury W in the nine
Tvs, eyea editors sometimes feel indisposed
to wrte
The officer whose business it is 10
nPlund ya!ralt hogs who g. roanin.
aoJlt ne streets contrary to the statutc in
ht case nal. an | proyilsl,s tys thatsome
persons njt hlsing berJre them the feir Of
the Law, but moved AMI ins:ig ltel by a
cros3.grlinad disposition, take particular
s'lgl' in tuning hlgs bose on SuaIay.-
Ii ltt' djae Tor sJit, sa:a IA act is rather
usnaIl business, AMI whea there is any
certainty That hogs ara thus parp1ssly let
oa', iAa o!f.a will not b, at much pains to
Ic!onnilIle the oyaerS wh9 may wish o
redeem them.