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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-07

WHITE WASH BRUSHES-A few
w dozen, very best make. For sale by
dec 3-y HIT. WApptL,.. Drugt.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-07

mn BUSHELS St. louis Oats !:
lOOO 500 do. White Corn. Just
received and for sale by -,..-.... &
mar. 81. JOSHUA BEAr..
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-07

Fresh ground extrs st. Louis Flour
E0 BARRELS just received per steamer
OV Elephant" and for sale by
mar. FL. JOSHCA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-07

NHEESE.-20 boxes choice new Cheese
" .;ust received and for sale by
June l4-y JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-07

Fine Chewing Tobacco.
4 LARGE stock of various brands Of
IA fine Chewing Tobscco, just received
and for sale by ..t -.--
march 18. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-07

CCARIFICATORS.--A few very supe
y rior ones For sale by
augl7-y. H Il. WADwrLL
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-07
J. A. TROCSDALE.

Surgeon Dentist-Dat0n Rouge.
UES ECT. UL-Y offers his Professional Services
IL 70 the Gentlemen and Ladies Of East and
West Baton Kouse, and surrounding country.
All operations such rs Plugging, Cleansing,
Extracting and Inserting Teeth on pivot and from
one to an entire set on Plate, performed in the
most durable, scientific and skillful manner, and
according to the most approved plan. Once, the
rooms recently occupied BY Dr.. Mann, over Qug.
gins. Shoe Store. 'ta t =
awe have seen and had dental opera ations
performed BY Dr.J. A. TR0UsDALs, and from the
faithiulness Of his work and the Satisfactory man.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-07

ID ICININE-A new and elegant article
IL tor the growth and preservation Of
the hair, can be found at WM. BoGEL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-07

ard Oi1.-1O Barrels for sale by
IL THOS. PRENDAGAST.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-07

I 1000 lbs. Pork. For sale ty
l feh.i1. THOS. PRENDERGAST.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26
Preaching Politics.

Nothing seems ,o excite 50 much anxiety
,s our habi, Of meddling with commercial
questions, and question: Of political morals
The sins whlsh people brihg to church With
them are n fair mark but the ,ias which
men commit in their stores. their ofiees.
their gambling politics, are supposed to be
out Of tho sphere Of pulpit artillery. and
when bomb explode. in these cooks and
nest, of worldly Affairs, IL false, a srsyt rs.
pro,eh against a minister Of he gospel for
lesvinp the gospel, and Prsrching UPON sccu.
lar matters. The hunger and thIrs, n r,suss
,nsr gospel preaching y quito remarkable,
4 knavish old politician, whose conscience.
lny time within forty years. has travelled
Ike 'huuls. b,ck and forth In the web Of
sfiis. carrying ihreao' Of all colors BY turns.
,nd making every ehaaeable figure or pattern
Of ih, successive scason, come, 10 church TO
hsar the gospel. lie hears il all h. begin.
to think himself vhlsd sepulclrr, nm u
ds,d men. bone, But that vas uo, what
hs meant by gospel, II vas tho gospel NJ
velvet and lawn, the gospel Of yarnsh ard
enamel that M wished Sunday was ne
rest daV. lie CAME To church TO getinIo con.
csit with himself H., weeks abon.naBIs
,clf,hnss' aud deceit enavs upon the place
where conscience wa, once supposed to sand
lfnow God, mercy and Chu,l', aiUnsmsni
Tor sin aud sinners can only be 50 preached ;.
to rslr'pirs hope in his wlckedrs,s, he Nill
60 forth 10 his next weeks kuNcr, m much
better plight. and viii be glad to call hi,
minister, holy mnn, sound and prudent, not
given 10 i'ui, but preaching the so-Pel such
man deserves and gets a basket Of cham.
pliCns and a leg Of yea son from hi, con,.4,.
rate Pari,hloncr in testimony Of his srir,u.
airy. IIlsechsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

Monsieur d'Argenue, glass in hand, rose 10
rletrr il. when Msl,tour, also rising, held
his ann. e,clarmlnr-"To the sole ,anqui,h.
or orthe day Ito our noble host 1t wa,
he alone who killed The two bean and II.
through his generosity, have allowed the
illu.ion to last 80 long it was simply for this
reason the aGrou, which ! gave him was a
public ons-ihc rcparalion ouUh, TO be public
likewise. I now declare that Monsieur de
villeueton i, tho brlvesi Of the brave, sud
that shall maintain it ioWard'ali and against
all"
I" Thi, iine. st least, ] shall not take Up
your gauntlet" -" said Monsieur d'Arrenre.
There's brave yourc man go cried the
pcrour, whom bi' master had adTiucd TO hi.
table. and who snicavored 10 conceal fur
tive ie,r "Nolhing could better prove to
me, Or, thl, with little eIreneneS, you will
~ a, calm In tho presence Of bears, a. YOU
are, I am ,urr, In the prc.ehee o. an enemy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

AR,Hi,S Farm. The Arabs, IN ihs native
ani essential character Of shepherds and van.
dsr,r, af- ,ild to bs The INST skcpleal and
irrslrou, n al nomlilc races The Coun,
de lauure, French Inr,!er in Northern
Arri-a, ,ay', tho, although they have noni.
nplly ,dopl,d lh- religion Of Mshoms,, Vet
ihsr, ran scarcely b. found lnonC the hiihful
,ny AptI Vim eeOmp'i,h tho ris " pil.
rr.mics TO Mecca, ,nJ the nw Nho DO 60
there make the joumey rather fnriae rurPoss
Of 'ollIng horses horse, and sheep, guiding
elluus, OF amusing lteu'sl,ts than for de-
,o,orll objects. 10 remark, ,hl, there are
,r,ua'ly irnbS vino CON, lni pitch their tent,
wear by wear, under the very wall, n the ho.
Is city, Ard Uho dis At shiy, without ever
h,yin. had an idea Of embracing the black
stone ard performing the ceremonies pre,erib-
81 by the Koran, and Indicated by he pro,
phel !, condition, for the celestial reward.
While the Persian, the Crinsan, the Turk,
and the Black of Senegal arc willing to tra-
verse half Asia, OF to undertake two years
Journey 10 the sanctuary Of Islam, the Brdon
Of the dc'srt will not spend quarter Of an
hour to make sure his salvation, and lulhl
duty to which tie example OF so many na.
,ion, invites him. The Count De Laulgrs
SAYS:
Iva, once travelling in the Loudan, with
al Egyptian secretary. We had sometimes
To claim IN the evening tho hospitality OF the
desert begged him to chan, the call to
PRAYER, like the muszin, Of Cairo. The u.
ionishmeut Of the AabS amused US greatly.
"whatlS he singing :" they asked ms, ,"whaI
doe, it meant" 81, is tho call 10 plyer."
said, "haVe YOU never heard II :" "Ncv.
e." "Do you not pay" 1--WE cannot;
water i. scafee with us, and sblulioss iako
a erea, deal "Cannot you use sand /,
i, for your sake that the Prophet Instituted
the lsy,Hrmpm (sand ablution,) let me show
YOU how to DO IT, lit !, not worth while
We ate Arab, and not saints"
Boston lSursal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26
Marriage under Difficulties.

lrlte saving is true, tha, Nhateser is ac.
eomplishci under dinierlle, is likely 10 be ap.
prsciatcd, We will guarantee tha, ,he parties
in the rollowin. transaction will prove dccid.
cdly "happy couple" The Christian Times,
Chicago, SAYS:
A young man of Dubuqus, Iowa. not
member Of a church. had engaged to marry a
young lady, belonging to a respectable Cath.
olic family in that place. She, as va, nltu-
raj, when the appointed time Of their union
vas near, intimaied her wish rhl, the cersmo.
might he performed by his Right Reverence
"ihs Bishop Of Dubuque" Her lovsr er-
pressed his willingness that 10 should be so,
provided nothing be required Of him in con-
nexion with the with the marriage service 10
which he could not conseienciou,ly submit.
lie subsequently, visited the Bishnp, asked TO
be made acquainted With The form Of marriage
used in the Catholic Church, giving a, the
same time his reason for The request. The
Bishop read to him the service appointed for
the sacrament, OF matrimOny. The young man
found nothing in il which he could make any
serious objections, aud consented thl, the cs.
rsm"ny should bc performed by the Bl'ho? in
the Catholic Church. The day for marriage
having arrived, the bridegroom and bride,with
their numerous friends, repaired 10 the church
The ceremony commenced, and had no, pro-
eeedsd fsr whsn a manuscript was handed TO
the grpom with the request that he should sign
il. The expectation was, that he would sign
it viihou, reading il. But he was not 50 TO
be caught. lie read the paper and found 1t
,o be solemn obligation to train up his chill.
dren, in case any should be given him, in the
faith and ordor ofihe Catholic church where
upon he refused to pu, his name 10 Il. The
bishop informed him that unless he should DO
SO, the mlrri,gs could OF take place. lie
then turned to the bride. and asked her u they
should "heneeforh Ls iwo." Sho said "no."
He then asked her II she would go ~ Galena.
(.ome fifteen miles below aud be married'
Sh, said Yes" lie then turned 10 the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26
OLD SERIES. VOL. %, NO. 9.

spectators present, and told them that he re-
greiisd to dis,Ppoin, them, but was comPsll-
cd to do so, and Immediately the bridal party
left the house, took carriage and started for
Galena. Having reached there, they applied
to q Catholic priest for his services, and found
that the bishop had headed them OF by tsle-
eraphic dispatch, directing the prizes, At Gale
ra no: 10 marry them. The young man then
asked the yourg lady Il she would bo married
by Justice Of tho Peace She answered
YES" and Sriigh,way to Justices Office
,hsv vent and the Knot va, tied a' her bro.
thsr rode in no, hast. to prevent, Il hs could,
such a contamination.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

or Of the handkerrhies Of the discovery he had
made.
"lTs :" she exclaimed, che is a prince
Saw no more-you will only get into trouble.
II is sad-but say nothing mere about it 2"
"NO, speak :" eri" the eounirym'n, Who
,ren, to have been worthy n The rank which
the other disrracsi "but ! will speak, and
We shall see II there is justice in Russia ="
And ihcy did Gee. The next iins The no.
bl.man stole handkerchief AMI ,ecreied H.,
the cOunlryman stopped him.
$50" said he, "you come to our market
not to purchase, bu, to PiIGsl Sc, here 80
cried he 10 the young wom,r, taking th.
stolen article from 1t, hiding Place; "yOu
may see Who has stolen your h,ndkerehiefs -
"FIuh-hush 80 cried the isuissd met.
chant Of small wares h, i, pripe.--it i,
impossible Beside, YOU will ruin ySuuelt
Prince or no prince, he ia iobbsr, snd
ns such dsrounc, him
The affair ~'' too public to Be passed. over
or GOT rid of b' affecting TO neither Sc. or hear
What passed 50 III, Ptn,, retired with the
police, snd tho bn', acru,sr remained in the
market.
The next morin, ihsv were informed that
the prince had been -IlsG to hi, estate, and
severely rcrrirnand,i 70; doing such an IN.
rr.nc,l' a-l.oo. ,rd the eounlrynsn ~, At
hi' ro'' az usual. They hoped that things
we've ro.nr To bs properly done, or at least,
With more regard to justice. lutnoi 20 fi'i.
The asI, tlr, bot one ah,r Ih, affair, ihs
countrynan cams MOTTO marksl-hs vas new
ver seen there again, bot vhrlherhs h,d b.rn
ssnt 10 Siberia, ar 90, nd Of in sons other
wav, none there ever knew. or vs, Il ever
krnNn. In is~ dly, the ~am'n who had
b-s- robbed, d'ippsirci also and their pls.
C., knr- lh,m no more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26
Russian Justice.

There is, as all travellers are aware, large
aud eif-nitsu, market at St Petersburg where
every sort or merchandise is sShibitsd-from
the 'h,wy hsndkerehsh - greatly N favor
with the rsssanlry, tn the hozsn animals that
stand in row rs larsc az life, and look lIfs-
like >, distance. and which serve Is winter
provision for the inhabilsnis Of ii at cold
climate. Thi, market, it seems, san anus.
INC lounge, and oilers repair thi'her as we'll
as buyers.
Among those who had booths in the market
was younr woman Who sold linen dupery,
Sc. and among her wares we're several very
,hory, and consequently attractive handker'
chiefs bu, she perceived several times that
her accounts did no, tally with tho numbe, Of
h.ndkrrchiss In which sha was deficient, and
a, las, m,n,ionsd the circumstances 10 her oP-
po.i,s nsirhbor in the stall Of the booths, a
brave and homes, counirymaH, who attended
there with provisions.
"You have been robbed :" said he.
81 am afraid dso-butbyN Nhom' am sure
no one belonging 10 the market would wrong
me-"
"s,nI YOU have been robbed bot cay moth.
ing-l will keep watch :"
lie did kcsp watch, and soon remarked
nOblsman who came regularly every day to
look at tn, ware, displayed in the Market and
who also for hi, private amusement every
day distracted some Of the young persons
gOod,-e,peci,lly the noted handEerehief''
The pea,an, saw this occur oi'en enough
,o =, certain of,he fact, snd b, told the orn'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26
POETRY Y.
Rear Thee Up Bravely.

SN@
Rsar thee up bsvcly,
Srong heart, ard trUs'
Met N, 81. bssveH,
Suivs ~ih thew too
Let them not wia frOm thee
Tear Of rcgrets
Sch ~srs . ,iu tcS thss-
Hors or good YEA
R0u.s th.u from droOping,
Clrr hIss souI,
NcursiuII, roor'ng
'Nsath gr,sf'. osatrol'
Tsro'sr N, gloon hat lee
Shrouliag ihs earth,
Light RON st-rnai skiss
sAyw o. hy worth.
Nsr,e th-, W .ir-ug-r
Rrs1h'r mI1t'
- r,rs ,a lroger
H.avrl, bials
Re- ss ihy - H. -,as,
GEuous', frs'
TIL fuu usfsusI thing'
rur, ,h11 shah -.
Rs., ', ur bra'sl,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

Those Who take delight in bed.ekins their
shildeu With jswsly and costly clothing
should take a Lesson from Queen Victoria
She dresses her bOys-Prnses lhOueh they DO
in plain blue jackets, white wai'i.coaiS and
white ,rovser,, and little turn over collars aud
no jswsly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26
MIS- CELLAN NY
THE TEST OF COURAGE
r.ov rur rrrSga

rs1v TUI EuTS.s.
On, svsrtng, a short ,Ius aNsr The hh,i''
Of For,csuy, CI7i5l rrogp Of the kinr''
s5l,ruard va, so-rrrfai,d ns,. The la'o'i
basin. ii Versailles, l.sl,a,n- to tVo Or 'h'it
rar.sr t,,,ussiur = ,ub.ss, Which At 'h'' -
rod ws, r,r,ly a n,,usr sf eoH,ro'sr,y m
=hary e.rels,
Refuse doe iN.t public saroat 20
,Is'.ipsd the t,''ssi Of the ,peiksr,, ~ho's
b-o-1rj f-,,rr. ~s's rendered almost Zero
,,s, bv thick r-5 uousach-. "iti,a,nIr
,.ttl'l The ~at,r, Of ,hs 5,'uss would ro'
~I,h ,vay"
81 repeat. Non,-ur d Na'iiour," r,-
pr,i ,hs o,hsr ia calm, polite ,o',, '' rh.'
there o, NOR, iru, eoursc. ~ rrfasrr. 'hsr
m accepting du,l What mere common
,hia o., weld - passion, ,n'v, or yrnce7oec
s,i MA, Nor, nr, tt'a 10 resist ,b--
Therefor, ,ayi-,a, when exhibited A. ,h'
prrs Of pnhIte opinion far Ma, rO,ls no,h
irF J, s,issn,j - worth noib.rC'
nave. N''''u' N's'''''
would ai,.,.. II ever The k.'s ,.ys, vos Oh,
command Of a company. to ha'. srsra''n or
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

MeE are frequently like tea the re'l strength
and goodness is no, properly drawn out Of
them until they have been short time in hot
v,,s..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-30

New WAY OF GETTING CoTToN To MAR
KEr.-The difficulties experienced this year
in sending cotton from the interior to the
seaports OF the Southwestern States. mas
induced Mr. g. X. Griffith, Of Mobile, to
endeavo-, under a patent taken out by him
in 1872, to prove remedy. He has con-
struc;ed a, the Union India Rubber works.
New York, what he calls cotton tloater, an
India rubber vessel made largo enough to
envelope single bale OF cotton, to be used
in such manner that raft may be formed
of number of them united, on which to
floa, this produce. One bale will draw
abon, five or six inches Of water and loaded
with two bales, which ii viii carry wher
formed into raft, will draw eleven and
half or twelve. Although steamboats, are
constructed which draw twelve inches OF
these waters, oct they are unable to draw
sniHcien, load to pay the expense, and hence
this experiment. Charleston Courier wa!
81.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-30
EMIGRANTs TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

TENN, Williams h Co.'S Township Maps are the
i best being implied from the United States Sur
yey. osicat information, and pc rsonai rccouBois
sance sho wing h- streams roads towns post Offices
county seats works Of Internal Improvement, etc,
etc Being published within the state in fact the
emily teliaDie aud complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Bei.g regularly appointed agents for the sale OF
these maps We are prepared TO inriish them TO the
trade at the publishers lowest wholesale rates, or BY
the single copy. Also:
200 dor II. Cotton & Co. and Ensign, Bridgman
& Fannings maps ofthe United States Western States
and the stltes Of Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
sour: and Territories Of Minnesota, Kansas and Ne
br4ssa For sale, wloics ase or retail. by
WARREN * RHAWN.
Book sellers and Staiioncrs Dealersin Wall Paper,
Window Shades, ate. illinois street Rock Island,
Post Office, Davenport. Apl. %
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-30
.THE t.PAsonAnA.-Remember ,h.,

| THE PAsoRAAA.-Remember that
the representation Of the Panorama com.
mences tomorrow, Thursday evening -
This is said to be the best painting Of the
kind ever made, and we doubt not that all
who 60 to see twill be pleased
The Campbells had very large au.
dience on Monday evening, and received
the enthusiasm with which they are always
greeted.
-RIvER IrEMs.-The river at this
point, isyery low, and it has fallen some
four or five feet within the last two weeks.
>Ihe steamer Prairie Rose while coming
down the rapids on Sunday morning had
hve holes knocked in her hull, which will
compel her to 80 on the ways a, Rock Is
land.
Y The officers of the steamer Gland Turk
from Pittsburgh, report only thirty inches
water on the lower rapids and falling
!, The steamer Dan Cocyers which lie # this
Dor. on Saturday morning for Dubuque, got
across the channel on the rocks at what is
called Campbell's chain on the rapids, so
that now boats can get neither up nor
down. The Greek slave which started up
Monday morning exchanged trips with the
Royal Arch from thence TO Galena, and re-
urned down again. When the Greek
Slave left there were four or five boats
waiting for chance to get down.
COPIES of the Weekly, of the. 3lst
inst, neatly put up ready for mailing can
be had by calling at this Office.
The letter from Mr. Sanders, which
We publish to-day, is prior in date to the
one contained in Mondays paper. but it
contains matters of Independent; interest
and relates to questions nearer Lone.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-30
WALL PAPER.

WE have jus; received = second lot Of Wall Paper
w and Boriers direct fraIn the Manufacturers in
New York and ". have now on hand i,0D0 Rolls oil
various patterns We wiIfa'so receive In few day.
by Railr"ad another large lot Of 500 Rolls. making
our stock amount I0CeG Hollis 81 $50 patterns To
persons tnlabdilg 70 paper ther houses this spring
wad say that being the Agents OF one 81 me lar
ye.t Manufie tories in New YORK eare preparedito
Tlruish Wall Paper aud Bislers At Factory prices
with the addition Of freight.
For TIC ntcrcr nt ynr CUSTOMER IN iaNenl"tt,
have samples ofsli Wall Paper aud Borders at
our Bot Stand 10 the Post osice, where they can
elections and uaNc her orfsrs, Give US aoal'
We VIII give Satisfaction 70 all purchasers.
WARREN N RHAWN.
BsoksrI,er. aud siatoHers and dealers IN Wall Pa
psr, Pos Once. Davenport. lliinoissi. Rock isapd'
MARIA 26ib dn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-30

KEEP orr THE PLATFoRM.-Out OF more
tina twelve million passengers who were
carried during the last year over sixteen Of
our main railroads, only twelve were killed,
and OF the twelve eleven were standing on
the platform when they met their Death
50 says the report Of the State Engineer
and Surveyor, and travellers on railroads
should remember it and"keer off the plat
form. ~ Y. Courier
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-30

A WARsiSG.--On Saturday evening last
while our neighbor, s. II. White was filling
lighted glass lamp with flud, the gas in
the lamp took fire and exploited, disiigurng
somewhat, his good looks. and setting FIRE
TO the dresses vi his better halt and another
lady in the room. The gus spread over the
room burning table spread, and few
yards OF Competing. but otherwise doing no
material damage. BY the timely exertons
OF thdH4ighbors, the flames were extin-
gui.he& se4ais incident proves that burning
tluid, or the gas attending it will explode
and people cannot be too careful in using
it. A great majority Of such explosions
and they are quite numerons-resui, from
the too common practice OF filing lamps
while lighted, thing So easily avoided,
that il is strange people will p.rsist in such
dangerous practice - Moline Workman.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-30
A man having been committed for trial a,

A man having been committed for trial at
Bellefontaine, Ohio, for passing counter
felt bank note on u bank in Connecticut
OF he denomination Of two dollars, was
discharged by Judge oil the ground tina.
the u,,erug Of u foreign bank note Under
the denomination OF ten dollars WAS not a
crime according to the laws of Ohio. Il is
time that the laws of Ohio in this respect
were changed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-30

LANSING, IowA.--Extract Of letter, da-
ted May l7,h: "The town is overlooking
with people and the Levee has not been
clear OF goods since the opening Of naviga-
ton l, is u great point for ;he landing
of passengers seeking the interior country.
The stage line has all ii can do, some days
sending out several extras, besides the nu-
merous hacks aud teams running on the
road. Trade is two or three hundred per
cent better here than it ever was before"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-30

We learn that the Rev. DIR. BARRY, Ro
nIn Catholic Vicar General of Savannah
Ga, has been appointed Bishop Of that
diocese, ciee Bishop REYyoLDs deceased.
This and other Ike appointments OF the
Provincial Council of course await the con-
irmation OF the Popc.--Na. Int
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-30

Nor So.-Miss Catherine T.. Beecher, in
a note to the New York Tribune, says that
nothing occurred during the stay OF herselt
and Mrs Stove in Virginia, that was not o
the kindest and most distinguished hospital
ity. So il appears that the story OF Mrs
Stowe having been burned in ctiigy by the
students Q the Univ rsty fVirg MIA spuo
lished is not true.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-30

MuscATiSE PRIcEs--rhe Muscatine
Journal says, vacant lots Except on the
business part OF Second sirecD are selling
at from 800 to 500, and land in the
country under cultivation at from IS to S25
per acre Wild timber land at from Slo to
$50 prairie, 81 TO SO per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-30
COPPERsMITH AND PLuxBR1.

V,HE subscribe is now prepared TO do all kinda Of
1 Copper work. Plumbing, Roofing, &C, alss ages:
ers obbiny business of every description eonhssee
with The Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron business Se0ye
Pipe, Shee, Zine, Lead Pipe, sheet Lead, ShceseeRs
per- Bathing Tubs, Pumps, etc., etei Mfnlshrd esess
tiee. 49, ~,
House Gutter and Spoating made 70 oraer.. AZ
work warranted. Old Iron, Copper ana heaa vsasSe
"'i naTsnpori. Anil, isss,diy }. II DrNoNr..
Perry Sc. between ID -.