Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-02
(OcAL MATTERS.

oue.ted BY the Mayor to d'rec'
sotiOn to the Proclsmat'o n u
and which contains those
I. ordnance passed on the
.,u,h in regard to the obs er'
sabbath. Tomorrow is the
! ordinance goes into effect
a ina, none Of those whom u
,.,ly Affects have any hesita
'sId,ue i. a promp. and proper
Al obedie nee to laws enacted
"a, +. loyalty which . free peo-
,h., system Of government
!. 10 them the blessings they
:, d,ust that this fact is ap-
al, German as well Is other
Ne understand that even on last
keeper. of saloons and other
orally open on .hs. day, had
under the apprehension that
,,e was then in force
Twill know that it goes INTO
narrow, we will give them
o,eb,nd, for compl ance
ouirsments. II there be any.
! no choose to violate II, the
ss Ordinance are precise and
!, and we doubt not that they
kc,ualiy enforced.
Is IrEa..-rhe favorite steame r
,b.lI arrived at our landing,
lseaing, with large number Of
mostly Of those who had been
R. excursion TO Burlington, and
Directors. They put up at the
lJuse, with Mr.. Burtis, who no
then the best Injuries the city
~. been but few arriv4 0 .ior the
or four days. on account OF the
b the water. The packets can
be their time, and they do not
cary any freight.
: Of Mr H,welI's son, who was
bns time since, was found this
|, was sticking to . par, Of the
at CInnon's mill.
sm.t Mary c., which has been
10 Sycamore chain for some time,
morning. She had to take out
her freight.
, Thursday evening our city was
% oyertiowing BY the arrival of
he Burlington R Road excursion
ns the many distinguished person
N We noticed, the venerable Lewis
med to attract the most attention
fess that the old statesman was
ION BY US with feelings of pleasure,
politically opposed TO him, and
ing in many of his opinions. We
HIN, for many and various duties
ions his country. particularly his
flrd IN favor Of his country's rights
France long years ago.
|iieetors Of the Rock Island Rail-
enttled TO the thanks Of our ci,i.
The visit Of these strangers, with
tss'omsd liberali,y they carry back
~ road, free Of charge all who wish
. By that route, and from the num-
cane, Davenport has certainly
'n.ioaed amongst them.
is,many ofthe o Id and,,ried friends
pad enterprise in the West. Hen
IN, the father OF Western Railroads,
:hry, N. B. Judd, ]. Il. Durant, J.
10, Geo. Sedgwick, and Others, to
whose names would require more
Ian our columns permit.
bserSatoss ledus to believe that
Jemen were pleased, and the beam
Is nd flashing eyes of the ladies
'a''f delight and general satisiac-
their trip.
stephen A Douglas was one Of the
e however staid in his own State
be ngh', as also many others from
and the east. The warm greeting,
used to receive in these surround
IN called the "little giant" no long.
nm May he profit by the expert
mas obtained the last year, and
MS course during the remainder OF
atodal career.
es'erday, the fret Of June was a
~ and clustering day, and we found
h'e was indispe nsable. We wish
'Aer had been plessanter, tina, those
" our city for the FIRST time could
fmed = better idea of it's beauties
''c'ue'. However, i, did not rain
'0'n'ng, and though Davenport wa,
!" her pest looks, a pretty good
on'd be formed of what she would
when circumstances are favorable
l'play ofal her charms.
ne LeClairs House was of course
''erilowing, but DR.. Burtis is a hos,
''hsss ofthe word. and with the ait
accomplished assistants Messrs
'nd Putnam got through the worb
'y'-ples'ing everybody and o.