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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29
GRHEsEE COUNTY,

The following shows accurately the population Of
the different towns In Genesee county, ss appears
om the returns OF the present cecsus, and also the
population Ia 1850. The decrease Of population In
the county sir CO 1850 Ia Q 49,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
Minister to spain.

The following isfrom The Galena I..fsr-
soaian, Democratic paner, as lis nAfe inn
ports, that Rarty clai@inean exellsise right
to the use Of the name, in the absence of
the principles OF the immortal author Of the
Declaration
"The appointment of Gem Augustus G:
Dodge, MS Minister to Spain, c"nsid-
erah,e Wonder at the East--all sorts OF re
marks are INDUCED in, in respect to it
Some of our exchanges are boiling with IN.
digna,onerer il, and swear in shesmords ot
tue .'Godlike Daniel tn lis a nomination
not fiji to be made Willie others laugh aud
get jolly over it. Wcithink the position Is
one that will neither admit ofmneh harm or
good being done BY IKE onc who occupies II
so thai the appament is not 50 bad ono
after ALL For we know Of no man who
can do nothing more gracefully than Gene
raj Augustus Caeser Dodg'. Minister to
Spaiu.''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
Another know Ko,hisg' Expose.

a., Another Know Nothing Expose,
The ,etlitorsof TIER L Rsrub'ieaa says
~ ia. now. aSwrii adm;uca~fac; that iAe
Members et.ths sclres and trcssonshle or.
der of know. Rsihings arelobhgsd 10 t'ke a
solemn aoslh to deny their Membership. :
That is precisely ahai re have alwa.s
:, msinsained, and aoaIn % us doe this re-
ssmsrk from oae aihe. has mast siFeneo.eiy
dcnied his lentiira,ioD VIII this seerct Or
sss.;,aaizsiion. end whom, no one doubts
figures coispianously W lis fandanrcs, w.
consider our position mere strongly fdrtl-
fed Ii this mystic order BE- all that's al
trikoted se it then it mist re9eire som
individuals e 10 It's dirty work. and We
know Of no one moro competent 10 that
task, BY nature and. education, than the
JaunAiced individual whose name Haunt ~
the head of that read Know Noih.ng sheet
the Republican, across the ice-bousd wster
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

The starting Of the ice in the MssissipFi
Is equivalent to fire to bring together a
crowd of people. We presume that not less
ihaa thousand persons congreg ated on the
ls,ee yesterday to witness It's departure.
Though always grand sight, from tire ex-
hlbition il gires Of power, YET now il is IN
attended by those pieasurable emotions fiat
~hilom, before Railroads placed Us il con.
nection with the rest ofmank;nd, we're wont
to swell the bre3st
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
The Pirate ana the Dove

AThe foliowinq anecdote is related by An
iphon, the celebrated tslveerN and ornithol-
0Ylst.
ia nan who WA once plrhtc, assured
me that several times, whilst at certain wells
DUG in the burning. shelly sands Of we'll
known key, which must here be nameiess,
the soil and melancholy notes 81 me doves
awake in his breast, feelings when haa
long slumhered, melted his heart to repen-
.tanrr ,nd caused him to finger at the spot
in spaeofmud which heonly who com
pafos tic wIrtehedness Of guilt within HIN
With the holiness Of former innocence, eau
truly feel. He said he never left the place
without increased fears Of futurity, issoela-
ted as he was, (although believe by force')
with band of the most desperate Williams
that ever annoyed our Florida coast. So
deeply moved was he by the notes Of any
bird and especially those OF the dove, the
only soothing sounds he ever heard adu-
ring lis life o hlFrars. that through these
plaintiye notes, and them alone, he was
indnccd to,escape from his vessel, abandon
his turbulent companions, aud return to u
family deploFing his absence. Alter pay
iaG hasty visit to those wells, and listening
once more to the cooings of the Zcnaida
dove, he poured out his soul in snpplieailon
for mercy, and once more became 9hat one
has said 10 be the nablest work Of God-an
honest man. His escape was effected
amid difficulties and dangers. but no danger
seemed to him comparable with TIE danger
of living in violation of human and divine
Laws; and he now lives in peace IN the
midstgoi his friends. 9sHf rq esg
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

RAILROAD AceIDENT.--The express pas
senger train on the New Albany and Salem
railroad going south from Michigan City
last Saturday morning, net with "a singular
accid ut about seven miles from that place.
The train was descending grade at We
loeity of3g miles per hour, when the bay.
gase car suddenly jumped from the track,
and went down an embankment, while the
rest OF thu train ran on Yearly half mile
before it could be stopped. The baggage
car contained ab3ut twenty persons. who
all escaped except on man seriously Injured
named Roberts, Employed on the telegraph
line; he received internal injuries Of such a
nature that his recovery II regarded as i'm
possible. 1t is difiicult 10 assign cause for
tde car leaving the track: stick of wood
from the tender may have fallen under the
forward truck. Il was most fortunate that
the pins connecting the car with the rest %
train broke so readily. or the'consequs
would have been much more DISASTROUS
Those in the passenger cars felt only Slight
shock "a the baggage car broke away from
the train.-- Chicago Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

SHARP PkAcTrtE-A New Yrk CORES
pordeut Of the Sidney Democrat says thai
the prgprietors OF one OF the first hotels in
that city owed Il e sum of 5000 which could
not De collected from them. They were f.
uaily sued, aud the lawyer went up to the
hotel 10 serve the summons. When he
served it the landlord smiicl. and told him
hcwas taking great deal OF useless tro i
he property was all tndrtglged, ard
judgment would be Of mouse. The lawyer
told him th3the miglt,do as. ne. wished about
payingthe suount. bnt he should come up
about dinner time and attcH9he whole din
ncr, nrd Il peat the same every until the
Judgment was satisfied It is, perhaps.
needless TO atd thst the 5000 was soon
paid. hE@ Wa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
ADVANCE PAYmExr ros NausPApE :

ADVANCE P4YMESr ror New sPAPERs -
No subscriber worth retaining viii OBI e 70
the pay-in-advaace system. Those who
went to hear Jenny Lind sing had to pay
ia adj nee, and shat were her diainesl
strains compared with those that flow from
editorial pens! You can't take your seat
in rickety inal-roach, or ay-'rom-the-t track
railroad car, without paying In advance for
the risk Of being killed. II you would hear
a concert, ar literary lecture, or see Tom
Thumb, sor the Siamese Twins, you mus,
plank down twenty five, or Fifty, or one hun
dreG cents. before yon can pass the throsh-
hold. Nay, any one has 70 little regard
for his own character as TO want 70 read
Barpum's autobiography. he must first pay
for It. And vet men hesitate and eavi
aboet paying inadvance for paper furnish
ed at a price GU tie very brink and utmost
verge oil priine cost-- CtealaRd Herald.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

A KNOW Nothing, taking advantage o!
he crowd. commenced 20 the river bank
yesterday, 10 define his position. lie had
only proceeded so far as to emphaticaIIy
deny all connection with the order. as the
Marshal and the Mayor placed themselves
Al either side Of him. whea rather surprised
10 find himself in such good company, be
prudently ahstaiaed from further remarks.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

ASEcnoTE OF Scottish JupgE, - " hen
The Fourth Regiment, ahich husdisiinguish
ed il cir before Sebastopol and ia which
Patrick Robertson, the youngest son OF the
deceased Judgp, is now II Captain, promoted
without purchase for his signal bravery in
repeiiing sor,ie OF the Russians, was or
dercdt6 Tie Ea8t, the father admoaished his
son: "Ot coorsr, you -, pttrick, and sill
mos, likely to be shot-ii you don't 60 you
deserve to be shot
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

A correspondent Of the Stanton SPectl-
tor states that the Rev. III Brown, Of Bath
county, Va, married couple few days
since across a riyer-tsat Is, the parson
was on one side. and the Bridegroom and
his dulcinea on the other. This mode was
resorted 10 ON account of the water being
impossible. The license wBs thrown a.
cross the stream by the bridegroom, after
having wrapped it tightly around a stone.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

\ letter from Albany says the Bour-
bon is among u.s. Elaazar Williams me-
morisiizes the Legislature concesniHg the
St. Regis tribe; not now for the race OF
the Louis, bnt for the weary wandering,
wasting band Of men, In his memorial he
sayshs is .member of the ST, r gis ibe
OF Indians ."He.is happier, says s.. Paul,
$50 TO ABIDE" II is not oa,.n that the
lie of man vibrates between the claim
for thron and question about an annu-
itV -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
JOHN P. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago s:res.,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,

Produce, Cemmissisn and Fereardiag M,rfAs,,.
General AGENTS.
-PRoPgIkroRs nY ruR-
Union Line Canal and River Boats, Ieayip, cbi
dsdt Cor 81. Louis and an Intermediate par, e
rlnni .. in connee iion with 6rst elias, Lj...
FROM Chicago la New York and Boston.
-AegSrs TOR rnE-
Old aud responsible Western Transportation Ca /,
sited
--PRoPRIsToRs
Chase i SpsuiJing, New York 8. q. Chase & Co ii.
bauy--Root & Morgan. Buffalo.
i -AsssIs:--
NJ. b. Spauldng. Jas. II. Wilgus. liz Broad 81. Ky
cor. Frpnt--up stairs. &ae
p. B. Burke 20 State Street, Boston:
a ud for the Toy aud ohio Lake Boat line
II. $. Bsroays, Proprietor, Buffalo.
--Asssrs--
c. r Brewster. conties slip, n. ", W. v. Denn, i
kHhy St Boston, o. y. Chaplin & Co Is Quy ~ Il
bauv and for Steamers and Sail ycsses on The LAKE,
Will cnninei for,he transportation Of Goods From IN
Atlantic ciieso for the productions OF the west de,
tined for tho IA stern markets without DELAY and ap
ths most favorable terms. To eousig NETT. Of lrp
reits car sale Ia The Chicago mars Ct especial seut
~ ~ paid. i.nd whom reaair.diserll edyaneca vi
81. male dpon Bills If I4sdng
Mark packages cAnx p. C.a Co.
JoHNP. CBtPIS,
LOUIS RDlIETf.
P.J. HURLHUT.
RENWICR & son agents II Davenport, Iowa
AtSsWOhrH "a LYSDE, Rock Island, III.
Apr. 18th. tS5i--ly ni-ws
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

a GREAT PUMpER ,-.-On YESTERDAY
morning, trial was made on the sunken
wharf boat Of the Gaitna and Rock Island
Packer Line, BY Messrs. Eads g. Nelson's
powerful pump, that they hive recently
brought into use il their raising and wreck
ing t'ade. The performance was wonder
tuL The sur hen boat was rnised TIVE and
a half feet, in seventeen and a kdlfnliaates.
49, 81 Louis Inl4h
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

named Francis Mnreing was Killed LIST
Thursday noar TivoIi in this County, by
fallirg on his head from the top Of "a hay
stack He survived the injury he received
by the fail but a few DH5nqte Her
aid, str inst. ea fa#.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
sebas.opol Uaaermiasa.

4 Russian gentleman sojaurniag at one
Of onr principal hotels, says he bats poSiftrs
Information that Sebastopoi i undermined.
Vast quantities OF powder and other COM
bustibies are storad in trenches under tbe
cellars, each trench connecting & Lh others
in suuh i manner that 4 spark Of fire con-
municl,ed 10 enc would extend t. all the
others, aud the consequence be one tre-
neniausi and awful explosion which would
destroy the whole city and every lie within
its circumference. Great care he's been
taken TO prevent the irc OF the allies from
reaching the powder, and thus victimizlng
themselves IN the trap set Tor the assaiiants.
Should the allied array attempt 70 take the
city BY storm, and appear likely to succeed,
The Russians will Withdraw on The opposite
side Of the citv, and after having reached a
convenient distance, set IRE to the magl-
zine. NGisbGr5 have already announced
their willingness t. undertake the task, even
1t The sacrifice or Their own tiyes in the
common ruins AZ the only remaining
ciruuce Of the a lies seems 10 be totake the
City by storm, The gentleman j. Of opinion
that tie Whole civilized world vii soon be
startled by tiding4 Of tae most dire and APP
paljng calpmity, aud astqundIng sacrifice Of
life, that ever shocked the cars III mnrtals
Gin. Times.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
RrrRrAr OF ,Nas,ye Aptmc.Ss ne,

RETREAT OF SNaElyE AMERICANS ne
FORE A FeRgtssER.-Recens ", says tthe
Galveston ,Gaaette. there We're indian alarms
aboa, fredericksburg One German. in
the vicinity penned his horses at night for
safety. lie was aroused in the dark silent
hour" by the gingling Of bells; bounced up
and out, a Ia sans cadottr; disc overed Messrs.
Red Skin were driving off his cavaliado in
hurry. Hans, greatly excited, mounted
his heet bobtaiI pony, without glI,, pistol or
painless, coailess and hatess, anll
with the rear portion OF his shirt playing in
sraeeruI horizontal position made pursuit,
shouting most Justify in his mother tongue to
the Messrs Red Skin to Stop, or he'd scalp
aud roast every mother'sso of them. The
Iadians, who were some ten or fifteen IN
number, surprising they were pursued by Z
regiment Of Texan Rangers, took 10 fight,
regardless Of booty, leaving not only the
horses they had taken, but two very fac hor-
ses Of their own. together with any number
OF bows and arrows spears, knives, guns and
other Indian .fxins.' which were found the
next day scattered along for about mile;
apA from the tracks seen their horses must
have taken awful strides, and no doubt they
thought their end had come.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

The R. l. Abr. says that the Methodist
denomination Of that city are about 10 erect
church upon plan that viii incur an ex-
pen3iture offrom Slo ,co0,o $4,000. The
plan EMBRACES atall .steeple, pews aud a
beili Oar staid friends are progressive
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

ARRIVAL or CRISIS AND CRL-sUB--
We clip the following from country paper
hope It's patrons Will take note!-
give hundred more subscribers wanted
to pay heavy additional expenses Al ok
pected CRISIS have arriv, and us no cri-
sis at Tits a cr ,bQ5."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

Grisi and Mario stopped at the Mctropol-
tan Hotel, New York, y here they and their
suite occupied ten rooms. MH,amc G.isi
has her wardrobe conveyed in twenty eight
truuk aud Mario in sixteen. -Four servants
were Ganstant!y on the watch to attend 10
their wants.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

ForGeEY.--Jured w. Bel, well known
printer End publisher of New York, has been
arrested for forging two notes upon Coleman
{. Stetson, oflie Astor House, one forS l75,
the other Tor SGD. la default Of 5000 he
was commits Ito prison. 2hA#
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

Some genius is dramatising the Life Of
Greeley" Queer idea that. We should
as SOON think Of 5draaatisipg yard Of sau-
sage meat or peck Of popcorn. WewoH-
der what the next wrinkle viii be. One OF
our SOUP houses probably. set 70 music.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
NAsucA, n. H., March S.

An immense public gathering Of the
Know Nothingr was beld al the City Hsil
last night Hundreds who came to hear.
could not gain Ambulance. Addresses were
made by John p. Hale, John r. SWit aal
David Gross Of Manchester. The Admins
tration party we're thoroughly shown mp,
and Che Nebraska inFany exposed. The
American party are very sanguine of sue
cess.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
ELMipA, Marca g.

We were visited by regular West In
dia white squall last night. Chmnies were
blown down, houses unrootcd, &c.
The ear house al Williamsport was blown
down and three engines injured. Boxes,
signs, lumber. &c, were scattered about in
beautiful confusion. McCoy's Hotel near
the depot took fire during the night and sus-
tanned much damage This morning the
Nenther is clear.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09


A SMoglSG Orr "A week or two since,
Senator Tay lor, . Republican member in
the Wisconsin Ssnate, moved a resolution
Of inquiry as to what .sScr.'' meant in the
State Treasurer's re port. utter Che Govern
OTIS salary. The Locofoco Senators, who
have the IN jority, took this III high dndgeon
and By party vote, appointed Senator Tdy.
Ter a Committee Of une TO inquire into the
INTENDED matter. Although as an insult to
the Senator tins Committee OF One entered
upon the duties of his office, and in his inves-
legations, found that the &c" was for 5000
which the Governor had drawn over and
above his salary, and made very able re-
port on the subject The Democrats by
this time found that they had caught tar
tar-thst NJ. Taylor was not the man to
be trilied wtb aud since he has brought
the matter TO light, they sill very uheasy in
their seats. 800
4 motion 10 print 800 copies ofhis report,
led 10 an acrimonious debate, bur fpa ~ pre-
vailed. three Drmocrats advocating It's pub
i,catian. 5ffN
T"bacco. 70 the unsophisticsted, the
most vile aud disgusting of weeds, has be-
come by use the most universally popular
plant in the world Next 10 salt, il is
more generally consumed all over the
globe than any other substance. In one
form or other but most commonly in that
OF fume or smoke, il il partRken Of "by
saint, by savage and BY sage" ~
H =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

HmH PRicR OF WHEAT IN ST. LouIs.-
On tie I'd inst. Mr.. ]. L. Elder, Of 81. Louis,
sold Goo sacks OF white wheat at So per
bushel--a very superior article, raised near
Alton in this State. The Missouri Demo-
Graf says this Is the highest price ever paid
for wheat In that market. Mr.. Fagin. Of
TINT city, will convert this wheat into his
.XXXaour, i brand which readily commands
$40 per barrel. ~ et
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

HORACE MANN IN THE PULPlr.-Horace
Mann, now the President OF Antioch
College, Ohio, has became commitment
of the church knnWn in the west as "The
Christian Denomination" and has recently
otficiated rs preacher in several of the
christian churches In Ohio, with great ac,
ceptence. r-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

Cox Dom phan has presented p memorial
to the MissoMi Legislature, praying that
the publication OF abolition continents De
made pentenliary offence. A." abolition
ism"is new construed, such an enactment
as the above would debar freedom OF speech
on the slavery question in Missouri, and
would prevent the circulation ot%xery pa
per but such as favor the doctrines OF the
kansas Nebraska bill. We hope the bill
will be passed, if the people want il. II
will shu, Missouri, out from the influence.
of civilization - Chicago Tribune.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

The R. /. Republican, Is row turning its
battery Of abuse against the Postmaster Of
that city. ostmasters, as editors, mus, BE
Immaculate i iaeg you'd give general sat.
isfaction.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

If any or cur readers should have sasPi-
cion that the Gazette is 4 little dub jast now
we would recommend them TO the pcrusal
Of the thousand and one newspapers scat-
tered throughout the land to convince them
that We are in the very height Of the fash
ion.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

NAME cH6ScED.--Tle Chicago aud Mis-
sissippi Railroad is hereafter, BY an act Of
Legislature, to be called tae Chicago and
ST Louis Railroad
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
prsrnuorlyG Flan. desuuciiye Cir,

ITFaTKUUITFL1 FIHE.-s $500. T
occurred AT Monroeyllle, Ohio, .on the
morn NJ Of the 81 lust, laying IN . runs the
entire business part Of the town, including
two dwelling houses. six dry goods stores,
three groceries, two boot aud shoe stores,
Que clothing store. the Post Office and
odd Fellow Hall The loss is over flty
thousand dollars, Cause OF the fire un-
known. ,a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

PoLYeAM..-E Elder oven Hyde, in his
discourse On polygau.y delivered at salt
Lake few months since, makes known
this startling fact:
"They may break US up, and rout us
from one place 10 another, bat by-and-by
we shall come q a point where ne shat
hare az tie ,rQmea and hey all hare none.
You may think am J1kng about this, but
can bring you the truth Of G d " deinon-
strate it to you. ] have moi aeyaheei any
thing have not got an abundance OF back
inc for. There is more truth than poetry
i'm this, as sure as YOU i've"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

,f4cte lave been sold about $40 lots In
Cairo, during the past year, " the Trustees
.. Caro- property.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

The election in Chicago on last Monday
passed of quietly. no disturbance occurring
at any of the polls and not single arrest
being made,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09
{, RAIDS ., ". STEM An
EADS g. STEWART,
General Land Agents & Notariss Public.
NOTICE.

q HEsabscrber Wig pGrehas a the s,ncA atd IL
tlr stana occupied Dyt MHtgeT. ss GiGih3uE
Store taLests hod Ge tuiefnf The citizens ef bHe-
port ana yitiRif that be has 50 nBir ee he shove bs
tue.s stah East iiHs daY tppaeNlt f' sprpg
AHi sain1c ti tAFg Hats, Csi aTd gtHa a}eUs z r
hrst nt ApFl atta gogd st5cS be HFehas.d
10 The East, whieh sA sell easaP. liuihal SacIiue
i barge stock 81 ready INSIDE G6thftE, fluta- tass.
ni Nesirg- spd ~ VA he prepared q, Ina
nents Ia orisr Shall be Eers hgppy - wall Ol Mr..
Munger, DID custom re aad an ota - that wani goods
i as sine. hi Ia -eo4d street, opp.s tr
IL Claire Row Shers M N. VIII remAinii nv employ
Tor the present. EDWARD ALIkA.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

A prisoner in the Chicago jail committed
suicide last Saturday. This IS the third
person that has billed himself Ii The same
jail githin TIE last eight months. Quite q
bill Of expense has thus been saved Cook
equity. T# @
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-09

DETROIT. The population of ID iroit is
reckoned at 40 1000: the ass ssed valuation
of property at about SiS.000,0o0.