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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
DAVENPORT
0 y Z HO Il S E

20
BROKERS OFFICE!
THE highest market prices being paid for
BROWN PAPER {..shinpiAsters''l BROKEN and
DSCURRENT MONEY b. the undersigned al their
Ofice I'm the Brick store House on Front
81. now occupied b. Be, kic., Thorn pson & c. G ro-
GERS. Bringit along, we boy by the pound OF dol
lar HULL &, PARISH
June a2-dwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
B. CIV. KELLY,
a RETAIL GROCERS


Dry Goods, Quccnsware, Hardware
boots and shoes. Hats and Caps Ac:
rI>oGgTHER with Thousand difYere ntartieles too
l Numerous TO mention.
We have On hand and Will be constantly receiving
asssr,sctts IN the above line on the opening OF
Spring. Our large stock OF Groceries epareeuiar-
III recommend. Whirh Will he sold ST the Lowest
Wholesale or Retail Market PTiscs:-
e1Hogshead N. o. Snztr; 30 boxes Soap,
10 bnsserus'd s. clar sugar. Bale Rope, all sizes;
7ssack, assorted Coree; lcamphne and spirit Cas-
$50 bushels dried Apples; Glass Of all sizes;
50 eashe l. paired Peaches Baskets IN variety:
2ee bsls, bhls d Casks Far, pitch and hosin' !,
y. orieans Sugar house Rsisins, Carrants Nice ana
and syrup Moiasses; Spices In ysretE .
: bbls sup Golden Syrup; Paints, dry and Groane'
40 chests and chests fsCedar and Pine Shnrhs,
Hysop Inrprislsne Eng ash Tubs and Buck cts;
ll.h Teas iQis-Lard, LiHseed. Tan-
.n tia. ssortca Teas for ners Sperm aud Ele-
(. Tily vs.. plants Oils.
30 hlf bbas white fsh and large assoriner1 OF
Lake Trout: eueensware-
: Royas prirne Cod Fish; 400 hhls Lake Sail:
50 Kag. Nails assorted. IS sacks Cd Alum Sait,
abor.s d RED Herring; Oysters and Sardsnes;
so a., he.t Rroems: Alarge assortment of To-
50 boxes Mould Caudi.s; baceos difcst from the
10 ha yes Star Candles: Manufacturer;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
n. v.st,ra II MASSACHUSETTS Insurance Comply
Pis.sHeld, Mass.

Cash Capital.
ssrS sh.re Coanty Mutual lns urAnee ce
"si ~sS Pistsdeid, Mass
-, s.,,., e,a, am Aeanirea c4pisai sica-roe
Sasa lp " ! ~ 40 p.o,e NYRoN H. FISH. Agt.
oase i w =. !, Rock island ,1Es.
vHc s :. |, 49, 8 HNHoATH. Agent,
Jan lS-atf pAsoNfo
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
wiss,uri Stass Hasaal Fire, Marine Insurance
con,auy Of St. Louis.

Col0 PA0y VI w -"
nAprTay aaoo 900 and constantly increasing
DIRECTORS: u
n n pars G. s Greciy. ;. N csEe"'
b. w. Alexander, =. Msnan'
- uss-are D. A. January Z. u. tssN'
s,cies 10 "a from 81 days 10 SIX years. aaa 'ae "a
sarsa a. rtici pale in the whole rrohts-
at Davenport.
ypfv ana. laSA--trw-iy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
BOOTS AND SHOES

ROOTS AND SHOES
AT
Wholesale. OR r ETAI l..
rvAiGUTA SEARS have now openedtheir extern
.y. assortment Of BOOTS and HI ES, and are
n,an.,ad 10 furui.h superior work to country mer-
cha and shoemakers at Prices That viii compare
with those of Chicago.
Our Retail took f. large and OF the best mahu'ae-
tYrs comprising all styles and every variety sssLL
pRoy1T. and auio X salrs il our moito-Aod all who
fayor Us with call shall be thoroughly convinced oil
the fact. hhi"i' " :
Second St one door from Perry.
u,a,asIv DAVENPORT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.


THIS town Is situated on a beautiful undulating
i prairie 10 miles from Davenport and IL miles
from Museatine. ltis on the State road, miesirom
the Ms.ssippiand Misso Railroad aud miiesfrom
the river. ltis very healthy; with population OF one
hundred not case of misunderstanding occurred this
summer. 1t is within q half mile OF timber and the
distance Of the best cos banks In the country
tits " ell waite red both with prings and wells
Blue Grass contains me store, with nne open
ing foranother black smit shop, wagon shop cabinet
shop etc. Three building now beingcompieted,
one of which of ample dimensions and for
tavernsta nd is for rent reasonable terms. Being
on the main travelled road and the nearest public
house miles distant, very fair thus
prese nted any one wishing 10 engage in the bust
ness. A saw mills in operation 81 milesfrom the
town and grist mill is being erected at the same
place.
Lots are now for sale In the above town on very
reasonable terms and those wishing to build and To-
cate there will have such uce
as are rarely offered. Gocdimprovcd farms can be
in the vicinity atfrom SIS to $40 per acre
Stone Goa K @ III constantly hand AZ my Goa bank.
JAS. X. BU6NSIDES.
Blue Grass, oct7th, iS5i-wtrwn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07

KEEP COOL DON'T GET EXCITED
The Groaf AttrAC ton
r this time seems be attic iittl. cheekered store
n on Front street, opposite the steam mills, where
nm Immense stock Is ote ming consisting ofstaplc
and fancy Dry Goods Of every variety, WOODEN goods
and Cloths good assortment OF HATS, Caps ana
Gloves. Boots aud Shoes, large stock and great va
yjety OF ready made clothing. can beat the Jews
having The ttrses. quantity and greatest variety IN
market: Groceries. Crockery, shehhaYdware, etc,
al which viii DO sold prices. All purchas
er. are warranted go away grumbling, or come
hack Recolleet, on Front
street opposite Steam MIL.
Davenport Nov. ssth. J.B. DoANE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
3asataatt.
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IN4U RAN @ IA

Axsas, ia ssspsastbis Companies and - Tie most
reasonable terms
NssSa2atsa nd SAlpPers VIII eeauoNeo = tcsu'nPsS-
"'Sa MSGRkaoR, LAwEs BLAKENoRE,
rurs No liz CIAiRs Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
pREAp. CAKES Z CRACKERS.
Wholesale 4 Retail,

,y,Hfsubscriber haying purehasedone ofNcColium'
L eeJebyated Craefer MaeAtNes, he Is prepared 10
furnish his customers and all eherswith bntter
sarar. Boston, Oyster and Picnic Crackers, r'io'
a,sN The shove aytieles will he sold cheap As ear
he houxhtin this part OF the country.
Bakery on Front, between Rock Island ana rer.,
streets, above the steam miiis Aiordefs from 'ns
eountr, promptly atiendedto. ~, yoopr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
FOB SALE.
Cheau CiststrS

vi have for sale 900 barrels Of stfr Lint r ~
Nv drasHc Cemssi, which wewassani heiiquAil
and have reduced the price TO t31s per tei
RENNlCk SON,
1nne ~ DIT nazar Building, Ferry Landing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
7 san
TERMS or
.nnuh- p,
- IL naNnhl

L. $3.50. -
| dn ..9.|
\ ias ~
- .
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
sToVE5
WALRAyEN q PARKER,
DEALERS IN

Fruits, Confectionery, Nuts, &c,
On Brady. 3 Il ,crs above 2d Street
ls,x,nr etsaA asA furnished eotamoaioss s1fonp.
"a, a ,,Ac snt-snce--ase pressred 10 furnSsll
80. ,,s Canti@tnen " III Ice Cresm add varisas
sn,a,s ariaks Of the ssop. Please give Us call.
Nav ie-iu
~0NFr e~ssa g.sc 4 s:n-e mr. far sslr .,
obi JAs Js pf.zAit 3 Beo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
Moline Flour Il Feed Rooms

THE subscribers have rented the BehdifghFa|
4 the P.BnsyivsaisH House. In ihe eit, offsriFf-l
FOR the sale Of Extra aud superfns Flour; 6r-ht'
buckM heat apd Rye fouf, Corr neal 'Llltst's
m, ttsbnd Bran. Grennd cora and osis' sis1 hAAN
al MAI Goods, al W hoIesaiepLa EtfAt.
Flour mud MeAlexehareed Ter Nhssthit on %
The most nb,.rat terms. All order. Of ste tad.
more, delivered within the corporate ifte oldtir
n. Il. Cash aud the highest mafk"i trlse ta'a =
Wheat, Corn. and other Grin. tusioh E'HSN
dour In The shortest notice at hoilFe hhis ~.
NAV Is. Isss.,J3,ns WALLACE stklh.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
6roteriss
FAMILY GROCERY


has opened . stock Of Grossriss in
which he VIII waryar to he cf the very beet quality
and which ne will sell ~ Low ascan bs purchased
eisewhcrs.
CIGARS.
Achoicelct efCiearsjast received and for sale low
atw Noticeable errstaii. =, n,cr
Davenport, Decssa, lss4-d,f
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.
I'VE are nov prepared to supply families With the
w following articles, which ~e warrant TO give
Tss. Cef,r, sugar, Syrup,
salss.s., sssns. cosfeetioaefy,
Mats, Flavaring Extracts,
Ord Fruit aud Garden Seeds.
preu,a Cocoa, Palv'd saleratus,
c. Tartar, Ysast Powder,
sc. Soda, Sal Soda,
Nusmegs, Aace,
Vho.eaai Allspics,
G.oundjCinaamen. Pepper q Ginger,
Pickles, rsppersaucs,
Tomato Kstshup, Vinegar,
Mustard, Rice,
Table aaa Dairy Citron. Currants,
Salt. Kaisin,, Figs,
Shaker Preserves, Lemon Syrup,
Sage. Masaroai, Pickled Trout.
vernicelE, White Fish,
Ksckerel, Cod Fish,
Smoked Herring, sperm, Star and
Whale & Lard oil, fsllow Candles,
ard, Beeswax, Spermaceti, Indigo, FIG Blue, Csp'
ne rss Blue yi.rici Alum, Sapetre, BoraN, Starch
Rcsin, Bed Cords, Clothes and Piow Lines, rionf,
Co m Neal. wooden and Ster Ware. Nails, Ne, sc.
HAYNES & DAY.
AMI o,55 Front ST. ID door east OF Main
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07

ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor OF the
RAPIDS MILLS, LIE CLAIRE.
yyvILLkeere constantly hand and for sale large
w assortmIentof Lum be =, Iaths a shtn.
giles Of every variety OF size for Hiding purposes,
as .fso hard y God for cabinet work and machinery.
Being at the head ofthe rapids he obtain select
edogs of best quality and In unlimited quantity, so
as 10 Keen the Mill. cry week IN the year
orde rs can therefore be hlied short notice at any
time.
He also furnishes lumber of full sizes and at The
lewest egs6 prize.
FEB. q, ls55-df
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
CHOICE sEGAHS.

CHOICE SEGAHS.
THIS day received by Espressnyery choice lot o
i seyars, consisting in part Of g. 90 Genuine I'm
ported and 10 0GO lower grades. The attention Of
those who fond OF good Segar IL called TO the
POST OFFICE BOOK STAND,
where they may b. had By the box or retail.
WARREN RHAWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
Wholesale Candy Mandatory.
FIR. WALIEE h. G tCEy
WALTER & EoHE,
WHOLESALE (ONfEefItsrBs,
Nos 81 & 80 Market Street, let Ma!a and 8,
81. Louis, We.

Constantly on hand large GId fEesb as,erFlrs
all kinds OF + ANCY CANlitEs, y hitkfgrthtstlo,
Gustit. and variety cannot be ssrI ss.et y ,bg I'D
establish mrni 81 the Wet stttL -. p5j All
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
WANTRn

m GOOD Miners to work Coal Mine--nope but
III those tainted with the business need apply.
may i4-d-u W. l.. CLARK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
COAL,
lowrey, Thomas 4 Co.,
Valuable Property for Sale.

nSR Hundred aud Twenty acres Of frstrsie iftn
~ one mile from MoptezpNa- the County ssa' VI
Powsshiek. by TALLMAs PONIES,
Juue5 Land Agents
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
Corner Of Front St and Ferry Landing.

= Bbis ST. iouisSyr aolasses reed on censign-
lC ment and for sale by
Nov . J. NJ. DALZELL d bko
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07

AGENCY "a. lie CLAIMS BLJCk. DANkNfShi
80 49, S$p,0ca.
4. w. NcGHEGoR, Agent.
Sept. a, tsSs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07

1 UNITED STATES
Express Company.
I CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
VIII Give Special Attention to the Transmission Of
Coin, Bank notes, Goods and Packages ana the
Collection Of Notes Drafts and Accounts.
| t AT Asp BE1wsEs
! NETWORK, BUFFALO, DUNkiRk ,CLEVELAND
Cincinnati Chicago. st. Louis, RoeH island ana IN
termediste cities and towns.
! THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
/ Connects with the American Express Coinpnnyat
Buffalo. cleveland a Chicago,
WITH
/ WELLS, FARso g. Cos. CALIFORNIA AND
EUROPEAN EXPRESS,
| Y-TBe particular and order Goods "By the United
States Express ConpaLy"1I
I GENERAL oFPICEs.-s2 Broadway, New-York-
Corner ofwes' Seneca sPs psar' s' s sSaa
/ Bazaar Building, Packet Landing, Davenport, iowa
/ March 2d '55-d-u
Plastering Hair.
400 BUSHELS prime barjq.,,.ssdf. o1 as BY
/ Apa3 Front and Perry 81
Crackers. Crackers!
/ lust reccive ed md for sale Wholesale Retail,
4 81 dnc lot Of Boston, Soda aud Butter Crackers.
/ January l.t BURROWS & PRETrYMAN.
/ MAcKEREL, salmon. White Fish and Cod Fish,
vi Received aud for sale by
I may Il NJ. DALZELL Il BRO.
/ DYAss' London Porter Just rcce we'd and for sale
ID ut FRANCIS JACOBY'S
Drug and Prescription Store
Oct 30. Brady bet. cd 4 Cd sts. Davenport
"A Rare Bargain offered
I A DWELLING house with six dne convention
~ rooms situated on lie Cha re street, between Third
and Fourth streets with lease for fifteen years, Il,
1 ready for sale at a low Cash Price, by
/ FULLER x PEASE.
I Enquire at the Office OfDr. Myers, Dentist.
Meh 9Th IP55-d-tf
Do Barrels dried apptes, do peaches Tor sale BY
I ~ u and w KELLY
Grass Seed.
yI>INOrHY, Clover, Red Tops, Blue and Orchard
i Grass Seed, constantly on band ard for sale by
JAS. DALZRLL d BRO.
Meh Is Front Il Perry SITS.
WANTED,
m GOOD Miners to work Coal Mine--none but
III those acquainted with the business need apply.
may I4-d-u W. J.. CLARK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07

large assortment Of fsne, and staple dry fosd'r'
- received from Phiadeip his At Errd 4" kELii
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-07
Grass Seed.

TIMOTHY, Clover, Red rops, Blue and Orchard
j Grass Seed, constantly on band aud for sale by
JAS DALZELL d BRO.
Meh Is Front Il Perry SITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
THE STRUGGLE IN KANSAS.

No. of "Ias Squatter Sovereign." issued en-
March b. at Atchisen, Kansas "Stiir gfelow
"spd Kelly, EditOrs,' is before Us. II carries
at the fore For President, David Il. Atctiso1,
"of MissouI'," aid "For Delegate 10 Congress,
General J. W. Whi.Eeid-subJsct 20 the Dc.
ci,iOn Of tie Squa.tsr SOveyeiers st the Pills
beasts a circulation Of over Two Thous,rd !;
carries flag inscribed - Democrscy-T.s L Gion
ut must be preserved; AID has for lie MOTTO
1.-The South and Der Institutions Ia ;hoI.. we
90 rot often snd Wropg upheld with more brszen
thfoIteiy IOiSwiLdlirg more .hOrou. bly, reduced
TO 'y't'm Il AZ in tie getting up Of :As sseet.
We Copy the leading article, a, fair .a;e1 0. its
ipirit:
with tie las. few dsys, We have Welcome. 70
Kansas great mary OF our old fris zoe from Ms,orr
They are coming in 10 make psrmqLeat settlansnt
sLd We sIe CAD 10 see them il before the esc,ou :,
iii ye-y obvious that our nominal Govs-ro- /. H..
ing al bis tine 70 try ard carry the ea.uin1 alec
for the Atoi.tlonsts lie u we have no 3oub, Ia.
laS, tie election IS long as he dare for the purpoe
Of getting ss rsoy Of his o.hievios friend, from
Ihsysr & Co, a. re can prior to toe elsctor, AID
TO dri his secret confeosrates as thoroughly a. Poi
be before n fight cores Cd. Wontii % glo,io-,
,sh'to &c, us ,s.imert OF his Ercsr s1e7f Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

During the present session OF the Legislature,
numerous petitions have been presented to che
Stps.e and the Assembly, praying for tae passage
Of al ac. to secure the writ Of Hibeas Corpus
md trial By jury 10 persons claimed 10 this late
IS fugitive slaves ard sbrs prevent the psrps'ri-
iion Of such ou.rages a, during the past week
have occurred st c Dcinpa'i, aud as had prevl-
ously disgrsced u, nearer bome-in Boston, New
York az Philadelphia These petitions were,
by TIE Assembly, referred to Sp seal Committee,
the Hon d. P Phelps, Chairman, who on the
23d March, reported An Act for the better
preservation Of the Constitutional rights and
liberties Of the people Of this State" The ,es-
sioo ia drawing to close, aud il should no. ter
inmate wi,bou. definite action upon this bill. Au
lesser que stons should yield to one that concerns
so deeply the dignity Of our State, tde iniep sni-
cree Of our Judiciary, rhe integrity OF our Con-
st',utior, and she common wslftre.
II Sly member o. the legislature sh Duli be in.
cred to ques!ion heir right TO pass thts bill, or
spy section Of il, lie. hin rest carefully the opn
ion Of The Judges of the Sopreme Court Of the
United Stat in ;he or eat case Of PrGg aganst the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, reported IN the
ICtn vol Of Peters and bic dOubtswiil DO ZEN )ved
The Court in that case as Ia well known, In
frred, b. course OF ingenious reasoning, tbs
exclcsve right Of Congress to legislate for the
execution of the constitutional provision for the
delivery Of fUgi.ives from service to the parties
TO sbom the service 10 due; but the Judges, at
the ssme time, carefully disclaimed any intention
of interfering with the inherent aud original SOW
eresnty Of the States, and distinctly affirmed the
two great principles Involved in Nc PhelPs's
bill. The frs. is the right of the States, By leg
i.laiion OF their own, "to protect free blacks
"and persons of color residing ia their j1risdic-
ton from being carried into Slavery by sum-
. mary piecesa" snd the second ia the right OF
the States to prohibit their own officers from ex-
ercisipg the authority conferred by Congress,
and, indeed the entire ab,oution OF the State
authorities from all obi cation to protest the
right of the master; so that, as ChieF-Jushce
fancy remarked, they "may stand by and see IL
violated, without an effort to prevent IT, Tee
opinions of Justices Story Mclean and Wayne,
and the partially dissenting opinions of Justices
TsLey and Doniels, are clear upon these points,
and we trust tina. our Legislature at Albany will
at once appoint an early day for the consldera
ton of the bill to protect! our constitutions, rights
and Liberties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

The Louisville Courier is soreiy exercised on
the want Of sympathy in Cincinnati with negro
driving The people Of Cincinnati, beside their
great manufacturing labors and huge hog slsugh-
terDgs, fLd time to protect the helpless black
when within their precincts, and this crime is
unetdursble according 20 The Courier. Tney
should occupy themselves with taeir wares aad
Their pork ard leave the great men of the South
to make laws for the Free States, and determine,
for all time 10 come, the po.i,y CT the country.
The superiority of slavery il SO great, according
to Tile Comitr, that "msny family servant
attached to his home, hia kindred and his mas
ter, has been obliged 10 swear tina. ne vas free
Ito prevent the use of violence to his person and
lin order to avoid being in,arceIatej and de-
- tanned against his within order to escape be-
ling imprisoned so thas he might be Free" Such
being the aggravstion, Cincinnati il solen1ly
warned to beware. The old Memphis COnven
ton dodge of the South deserving Northern
mar.s, and establishing this, that, and the other
within her own borders free and Independent lie
elaborated. Why lot, good people, why not do
itl Why talk The South 10 always going to
build cities stock them with competent artisans,
artists, merchants, aud en1ow them with all the
elements ofprogress; JET it is never done Louis
vile, for example, is situated en- the Ohio, and so
is Cincinnati; but the one is little rema .kable
for trade, aud less for miAufa :tures, and the
other is distinguished for bo.h. Why is this
Instead of writing puerile threats Of stopping
her trade with Cincinnati let Kentucky abandon
the curse that kills her; let her lead the way in
Emancipation, and then we ,hall see Cinclnnsti
within her borders Az for iimm,Dg the light Of
freedom they might as well attempt TO aanihi-
late la. of the solar system. L. will bloze, and
Cincinnati will flourish IN proportion TO her IL.
Elimination in that regard. Tne Arguments of
The Courier are as stale as shallow. They have
been exploded in prin. az often as uttered, and
practice ard necessity equally disprove them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
NEw-YoBK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for April :
CircnIaiios, ever 10000.
TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following.

TIE NV YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for .hs
week contains the following:
I..IDlroR'ALs K.psss-Ths Gi.st Pnus oen ny.
and espoie,r; Dissuls,, tern 3D. ASotaer 1te s
s.9 on Th.ss 81, p s ssl'1 a!1 10
ior sbis Life; TIE h.sisu.eJ ses CftIs THs ~.
ala 10 tie C'i1',, t'etAirie'' IL 'as hSs' ''h'
U..IUaopT s.pol,o7 .ts os.t,t'e to Pe,;.. The
Dsstl q Nieso'Di The Accession u Ai'r''ds''
.prsUoUE oaLyNA AND TaE LEAD RIoIos.
Ydi,o,isi Corr sponderes OF Tee N. Z. Tnozps
UNEVEN OF THE WEEK; GIVING IN condensed ,r.
pcraDt events that have usospi-ed Va TIA CRY
taed States. Mexico. Central Ame'ies' h.'.r'
v..Norg. or WESTERN TRAVEL tn. L,s, shor.
-siehsss; Letter from scorf,'penseu''
V..TBE SETTLEMENT OF KANSAS: Latter to the
kcor o. The n Tfiburs.
vn..AFFAIRs AT ALBANY. Corsspond,a;s Of ID,
N Y. Thbane
yIlI..PAssAGE or TIE MAINE LAW.
IX..POLITICaL NEWS: Connecticut Iowa. hsns~
Munie.psl E,eetonA
X..EEw PUBLICATIONS; The Literary Lie sad
Co,re.sonc.Les Of the cOantssef s.ssiest'n 81
r.. Ma6osn
M..MR FORREST IN SOME OF HIs GRzAT CHAR
AcT3ks: TIE ThtuIss Cntiei'n' o, NJ Forrest
ia the ehs-actsrs Of Rcus. Biu.us al Damon.
xUAn ENORMOUS STORY: New Dsvsounln.s in
Gbosto.esy Spirits Talking Aiosi an1 Sskas Slap
Kill. SINGULAR GEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES
XIv..7BE LADIES AND WHISKY.
xyA MODE OF IMPROVING BREAD: By P,oiss1;
L.etie; Translated Tor The rdbuB,
XYI..PLAN o. A NEW UNIVERSITY.
XyIi..THE Last BOUNTY LARD BILL; Ls,r from
ComInhsioner Waldo
XyIII..AF FEW FACTS POR FARMERS.
XIX.TBE EMIGRATION TO KANSAS.
XX..ThE TRUE STORY or T..
XXI..MELANchoLy AcciDENT: Bati ,ni Aged
FelAle BsrLed to Des
XIII..THE LATEST MEMS BY TELEGRAPH
XIII. .5fARKiAGEs ana DEATHS
XIV. TIE sAkKETss Full k.pors o'tte Stock Money,
Cotton Gram. Cattle snd other hs-fsI specially
reported !oi The Tribune
snis eoiies in wapIes car bs oosioec A. - eo17sss
IL tie Pob4Cs'4JE Ofce this morning. PTCs 81 cen.
SuBscRsTI0s Ons cory for ysa.. 81; .5res ,)piS
So; i've CT pea s. ten copies. sI2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

We leaIn that at meeting Of tie Members
Of Asemb.y favorable to Liquor Prohibition
yesterday morning, i. was resolved bya anal
majority, TO sgree 10 the Ssnate's amendments TO
the Prohibi.oIy bill in lump, and so secure tie
immediate passage Of the bill We shall no:
complain II this course is pursued. but we do
think the Senate would recede from some of the
most Objectionable of its amendments il tbs
Houss would request 1t. II this is not best.
cannot we have supplementary act compe 1satog
the prosecutor CT a law defjiDg rumseller for his
outlay and trouble in bringing tie csiprit to
Justice Cs1 the fnes collected on conviction
be put to better use than this
Remember, friends Of Prohibition that If
your law fails to do it's work, you aud all Of as
PrOhibitionists viii DO blamed for it, even though
our adVersaIies mainly opened the suioe where
by the vitality Of our law ran out