Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-01
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LOCAL MATTERS.

X. f1e and iaTso VIZ" ~ e"f'N''6s
J, heino erected BY Burrows & Pref.
!, Front Street, is already sulli cient-
,,'lta "a 10 show that it will not only
.. y ,s,v great AMI desirable addition to
\ " :, If the city in a business point Of
NaS :, ,ba, as an ornamental structure il
u i, add much to the beauty Of our
oWA The front facing the ls'ec is to be
- a in the same manner as that on the
sCtS and viii make beautiful appearance
nj ia river. We understand it is GER
= determined to put up q number OF
las, buildings IN the same vicinity,
a sss. osxt season, and our friends on Sec
'e-s ID on Brady, must bcwids awake to the
-, ,r,sing competition Of those on Front
We wish success to them all.
hei /, would have been a fine thing hBd
aferaui,y otrun OF whiehout st. Louis
ON. aoararies are complaining, fallen in the
WY country. The river at this point is
ass 6lly as low, il not lower, than It has
lei, durinc the present season. Bouts are
Al dhreren, points along the rapids,
Inn NJ, h. packets have stopped making their
trps. We notice on the lesee a
VT. ilefable quantity 81 freight Tor Dubuque
:" o,ler places up The river. Bot, 10
:. r. the proyefb, Nha's cne mans POI
nv /. another mans n,eat,--Hnd tie lo,y
w u wateris admirably adapted cr,ig.
IN prosecuting The work on the piers Of
ns 4,lgt, and h,eh. il is needless to suy,
Vi eng doae
~, -EtEerlox q AlpERNAN. The spe-
election On last SstarGay, IN The iirst
q. # TINS cts, IN ming the vacancy IN
IL Board OF Aldttmtn occasoned by lhe
- pngt!on Vi Mr.. " iLe.mi, resulted IN
n ction oi Geo. L. HuIbe.i, Esg, over
Cannon. Dy IS nj - BoEnar
ca T. uad refund that only ~ Of 80 vote.
!, goeI in all Mr.. CANsOs ~as not
n alltr, bur as one OF t"o ys.as were
yf hm, the Btaaer has avaiIed itself
lac circumstance. ith tts accustomed
d a9ag.s, to make The above depreeiatiye
/. 1rsoa,
Tile youthful protein OF the Bur.ing
ds.t,!s, Rh9 Displays 80 much ku0S.-
e IN ft-pec, u thc price Vi bull dpgs,
,tar eondus rs speuua'iuns ~ Bar
son az he "rich men Of D-veuP~rr
I DIAL "A tnat Aind Vi stock
i've n,liee IA cur xah anses til az com
al, are already beng made Of the up.
Rance of the r9la,sc ri, aa,ilhli ia sumo
tJns OF Penasyis nj a W, lie i Ids were
l,ng. We hsv ~; yet heard any thing
lhs roi IN this section oi country. The
Races ao@ being brought 10 market arr
BY fae, BATH as to appear and taste,
Tie pressn, indication, are that til re
be ohuatcous erap o. ta's yti&aHa
ta5,e which, next to brad, IN be
I'D li.e staff lie.
-TAe Bmqsr erenps ont Of its ss1le.
en, IA raguI 10 tie election in johns "a
an'y ny g.siag the nan. u r. II bee,
h a, elected County Judge Very ttue,
NJ Lee rec2.v.l the support oE the
|apw NlthiHgs, or n. would othivs been
|cchl! OF tbs fact, the result Of the
oli Is the proof.
--Tle fact ih,J lows has uHqaes,ions
b gone for the Republican party by a
srgc mi irity seems TO disturb the equan.
" % he Old geDtlemin who Presiies oyer
be hasca'iae Enquirer, and he INDUCES
some epiihe.s quite ne 9TH mau Of
years an! p eteasions. W. pass him
yer to our young friends OF the Joarnt u. who
j. recently have been hanllng him with
tul q YES.
~ friend has slIlsl oar attention to
ha fact tat in laying brick pavement in ouf
iy, tie ariatc- is 10 lay the bd k too
elise 10 tie sha c-trees which are on lhe
Sidewalks, aud viii III very often Kills tie
fees. IL, says he has n1tice! this to he
the case in other places, and The rrotptj.i'
y Is that the came cause would produce the
tame effect h re. Leaving an uHpsved
f2aca Of hssf.f1Ut or foot around each
tree would prevent the trees from receiving
any injury, and would also keep the blame
hom being placed on the g,s pipes, il any
trees might happen TO die OIL the payements
along which the pipes had been land,
Our former, aud we may now say
our present fellow. citizen, Mr.. Laurence
kealcy paid US a visit yesterday lie has
been on trip 10 California, having left
Davenport for that aurilernnS region the
lir't Of last jimmy. NJ. X. left Caifvr-
MA the LIST of August an arrived here on
the 9Th, having stopped FIVE days on the
rad H. appears /, be in robust health,
ant speaks OF California ms fine country
q make money in, but not, to his taste, ve-
ny desirable for a permanent residence
We be lleve it is against the customs il not
The rules Of the returned gold.fuairrs, to
tell exactly how much they made, but judg-
ING from Dir. Keaiey's conversation, we
should conclude that he had been very well
paid for his time.
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