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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
Rates between philadelphia and Pittshurgh:
pENysyLyANIa RArLRo.D.

Three Daily Through Trains, between fhiiaieiplia
leaves Philadelphia for piltsburg at Il s, NJ. aud
piitsburg for Philadelphia Mt A. NJ. THE FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia al | NJ. and Pitishnrs
for Phiadelphis al y. NJ. THE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phiiadelphia for Pittsburgh al Ii, r
NJ. and Piitshasc for Phtiaderhia al 10 r NJ
The above escoaneet at Pittsburg With the Rail
rasdsfo ava frsns ST. Louis, No; Alton Gaena and
ChicaroIi.; Frankfort, Lexington, and louisville,
KY. Terre Haate, Dayton Springfield, Beileentine,
sairsasky II sieso cleveland, Columbus GAINESVILLE,
Massilfon ard Wooster. Ohio; also. with the Steam
Pack ct Boats from and to Nrw oRLKAss, ST. LorIs,
io-IsvTlLk and CtSctSEAFt.
Through Tickets be had 10 or from either OF the
above places.
Forfartser particulars. see Hand-birsat the dher-
ent starting points. Passengers from the West
will and this the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 philadelphia BALTIMORE, New York, hos
ton.
THOS. MOORE. As'r. Passenger Lines, PAita,
J. MESKIIES, 4gr. Passenger Lives. Pitts.
phfi.H.I,,ht. E,.h 9Th fpss A-Iy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
TOWN OF BLUE GRAss


'I'Hls town Is situated on beaHtifu nd Bg
= prairie 10 miles from Davenport aud ~ mites
from huscatne Tits the State road. miles from
the Mssissippiand Hsssou RI Raroad and milesfvom
the river itisvsr, healthy; in population
h"ndfed not case of sick having occurred this
summer II is within haiti mile Of lint and the
same distance of the best coal banks In the coan,ry
ltiswti watered both with springs and weits.
Blue Gfass now contains .nes.orc- with fine ,rcn
sngforanosher, ciacksmf, shop wagon shop cabinet
shop-ete. ThrcebgildinSs are now beia yc0m pieied
oneot which, ofam pie dimensions Ind nteude for
taNernsiand, Is Torrent on reasonable terms. Being
on ihe main travelled road and the nearest public
honse miles distant, very fair thu.
Pfesebledto any one wishing TO engage in the bust
ness. saw mills in operation 81 mile-from tnc
inwnand "a grlst mill is being greeted at the same
place.
Lots are now for sale in tho abeye town on very
Reasonable terms. and taose wishing to build nj To-
cal' there VIII have such auce dth-m
as are rarely offered Good inptov Ell farms can he
purehhsedin the vicinity atfrom TO 40 per acre
Stonecoaikcpteonstantly oa hand at my coal bank
=, JAS. T.. BBENsIBES.
n BIne Grass. Oct1th, 1854 -wtrWtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
Chicago and Mississippi Railroad.


RNsSSSs1lE;iyg.s;s -
PASSENGERS for Blooningtor,, Springfield Alton
and ST. Louis, will md the route via La saleio be
the Spec now now open to tho public. and not
subjected the usual delays Of the River by taking
the CHICAGO * ROCK ISLAND RATLROADto La
Sale, the LINoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD 10 Bloom
ing,ep, and the
CHICAGO & MISSISSIPPI RAYLROA ID
10 Alton and ST. Louis passengers taken through
Without delay in Is Hours.
The route 81. Louis via Mississippi Rivers THR
HcspRKp MILes and time FORTY FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made at Baonlington with Peoria. Pekin and Ur-
bana; al Springfield with Bardstown, Petersburg and
Havana- At vrden with Wsvery; at Cxrlinvifie with
Hilisboro, Van Barensturg, Vanaalia and Salem; at
Brighton With Gree nee aud Seoftville; and at Alton
with Jerseyvie. Carroliton. Edwardsvtlie. Highland
and Carlyle. The trains also connects Sprnfeld with
the Greai Western Railroad for Decstar,
Jack sonviIle and Naples. &s8es ~
Messengers arriving a. 81. Louis will sonneet with
Steamers for the Missouri Ohio. and Tenue Rv-
r. and also with Sieamersfof Memphis, Visksburg,
Hstcher, and New orlesHs- 4;1ss
TTPassspxer Trains leave Bloomington ct A. n.
and 10 p n, the arrival Of The Trainsfrom the
North.
TsSrickets con be procured Of A. r. LANGLEY,
Agent al La Sails for any point on the Chicago Mis-
sissippi Rail Road.
E. HEALING, sup'iC & MR..
June 9Th, 1851
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
PxNHsyLvAMIA RAILROAD.
GmDE =

THE Grestcentrat RAute connecting tho Atlanti
cities with Western Northwestern, and Soahwes-
tern States, by a ccsttnnous Railway direct. This
road also connects At Pittsbarg with daily line OF
steamers 10 all ports the Nerthwestern Lakes ma
king the most direct, eAeapesf ssd vsifsSie eesse By
which FREIGHT can teforwarded TO and from the
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
Goods lin boNes) Fcrs, Feathers &c. -
Second Cin&Hs.Books h Station-l p
cry, Dry Goods lin hoxesl, Hardy 60c. 2 100 ID.
ware, Leather. Wool. sc. Az
Third Glas.-,An,i,:, Rasging,l sec. , ioels.
FeaIsh Caa,s-sGerss fi.h, ss "a, 4oe . loclb
IPln shipping Goods from any point East Of Phila-
deiphia he paicularto nsrk pacl age ria Pearssi.
easia Raiireaa. All Goods consigned 10 the Agent
eithis Road a, Philadelphia or Pnsburg, WILDE for,
rded without detention.
Fssiaar Aresrs.--Mcses Potter, Boston: J. L. 81
iiott, n. York; -Sneeder. Philadelphia: Magraw
& kooas, Baltmore; Geo. G. Frsnciscus Pitts5ury
Sprisman& Brown, Cincinnati, Ohia: J. s. Moore
head. Louisville, ny; r.. c. Medium, Madison,
Ind. RaicliG & Co 81. Louis Mo; J. $. Mitchell
Son, Evansville. Indiana. Ae
N. II. HOUSTON, Gsssvcs Fretgkt 1gf, Phssd.
HI LoMBAEkT, Sspy. -flfeessf Pa. -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
b. 4 W. KELLY g
WHOLESALE RETAIL GROCERS
-Axp pEALEksts-


-ASp DEALERS H.
Dry Goods. OneensMare. Hard wDre,
Boots and shoes. Hats and Caps Ac:
-I~0GETHEk with thousand al Gerentar,ieles too
/ numerous TO mention.
We have hand aud will be eonsta ntly recefting
large asortHerts in the above lncoH the epenin of
Spring. Our lar stock Of Groceries particular
~ recommend. which will be sold al the Lowest
Wholesale or Retail Aayke Prices
20 HsxshcsS n O. Sugar: " boxes Soap,
20 hbIscrus "a d cha sugar Bale Rope. ali siEes:
rs sacks assorted Coffee; Camlhine and Spirit Gas:
ESQ bu.hefs dried Apples; Glass ofall stree.
SO bushels paired Peaehes BasketsiB variety;
geo hbls bhis q Casks Tar, pitch and Resin;
N.ortexns Sugar aouse Ssisins, currants Rice and
ard syrup Moiasses. Spices In variety;
4 bill. snp Golden Svrup; Paints. dry ard Ground;
90 chests ana chests Y.Cedaf ard Psae Churns;
Hyser Ifnreria land Eng Wash Tuhsaud Bncke,s:
Iish Teas Oils--Lard. idnseed. Tan
set aaiesxssorted Teasfor ners. Sperm and Ele-
f. mify ase. phantssoiis-
Se-hIf be.< white 6sh and A large assortment of
Lake Trout; Queensware;
: Boxes prime Cod Fish; see bhis Lake Salt:
50 Kegs Nails assorted: rs sacks Cd Alum Salt;
SO baxe dried Herring; Oysters and Sardines.
so do best Brooms: large sssartmeBtof To-
so box es Mould Candies, haeces direct from the
iosoxes star Candies; Manufacturer; - es
Corner Of Front St and Ferry Landing
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

A,AAPLIh 81 hsHboFe APPARATUS ready FIR
- TIE ihsissrtion 81 those who desire To he ys the
eesi asoe 81 Warming AID Ventiiaiinx their houses.
Aisa fort eostrg We fse the seHes for Lke sale oil
me II, 2 oss approved Hot AR Furnace and Cooking
hAAzea wh.e only nscds 4. be seen 10 induce tr,I
Goala Coke or wood can be used. III
q r Bfrt RE pnis.sr geierziis 70 call Ana examine
thh sfIarsiEsi onif aHfnis plumber can Be obsincd
ts tAts 80 That 70 be SIRE " tag sihera Furnace
or Range the order NUS be ief 20 f3.
t99sine Sipvss--e large assortment on hand v,t,f
We ssiist y sa,is reda ed pfices.
Aug 3i-d3in. 4 efosE A. ea
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
TRUSTEES SALE


w HEREAS- on me estaay Of s-,,,enl,er A. n.
W lisa. Johannes With-im M5.Isr and Maria
Hrhseb, executed unto Frank lin H. Cutting. a. Tra.
tee, tain deed OF frnsf conveying To sid Tra
tee, the following parcel ofland stnaleJ in the COUNTY
Of Clinton and staie 81 iowa 70 Wit The South In q
quarter ~ s@cii0G Hfnber thirteen flsl Townsl1ip
elgists-ene fsi) North Of Range Fast on the 5b
~ and also tue following pEreel Of land situated in
TIE coanfy Of scott, IL s5 State Of Iowa 10 it The
rts, one hah Of Lot Lanber five - Block number
" IL laerors seeuna addition 20 tbs eityof Davep.
pr, which ssid eonysyzgce MADE and executed
~ ihe sad Aoller and Hubssh for tBc purpose OF &c
eEJ2 Iut issiseBt II ceriaDp roais.ory note slt-
90 ~ saiaA itsrnad Habsch and also by N. Wclde
niaih dleq ihe i5t dEY Of September u. rs5f for
ne s4m 81 ihfte bnndrcd, thirty seven 5e-tnO sio
Lars ard payable 10 the 0rlrr OF S. isesier chnreif
10 one fer from The d0Is thereof tn Interest 1T len
per eent per arniffI, AFTER due.
And now the sais note having bersIre aue and pay
abs. and the saia yohaHngs WiibeIng Sl,,ller Mar
Is sseh. snd NJ WeidenaBA hstiEg failed 10 nj, HE
same any Issrt thereof.
aes therefore '. Franklin II Cutting Trustee a.
Aforesaid, dgsYs sis pUbiic notice. inst by virtue OF
Le lsus which Is n said HistrGiaeaf roBtai ned
viii 6oEdHy fh- J5th day Of October A. 70. Isa5 al
the it0nroft~ oeluck ia the Afternoons OF snid day
al tas Court ,ass door Ia tha ctiy DaveBport eS
pose phd ofrfr sale the parcels Of land which are
above dssrrtsed, or seeh fauei thereof
s'aii e saet r. satisfy and IA, The amount or said
sssors noe WITH ~" interest tAereon 10 the day
% pas ias-i't. aua cEFef = itrudiag ssid safe.
Dated thss tsth Sns Of Sc ttenbsr A. H. ls55
fKAAhLiA II. CUTTING ,Trsstee, 4
se!s-}hts CRsfHn 4 pos. ttt,s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
Tune RECEIPTS GIVEN.
FROM

xEv vapx'rs~n p,SroS
$3.50 - ~ ne'u..
hMeIlcAn E1PIess 70. FIopfietoIs.
haANGEAENIs have ofen made by which the
above pssfnsea 10 ena oied 10 forward goods 81
more fEpeftttsss rsft tA<s asy hns rEsasSg West
except the regular Express Company.
fFhfaur By this iitpateh - ofwsFie via Railroad
ehretf cars hired ey and appropriated 70 this Dis
patch. and run ON thereguiar EaIeRAHT PAssExsrR
Trans f9ER
Aark goods Meschs mis- Dispatch, Care Hell 4.
bsvenperf, Iowa. AID leave memorandum ofcontraei
wfhus- f.~i
rorfurtber particulars appi, 10
=. r. idFisesros, Axf, iV Broadway, y. Y.
N hrSrs, = broad 81 cor state, Boston
or 70 fhe undersigned, Agents for Davenport and
Rock Island
June = OF HULL 81 PARtsH, Agts.
NEW OF 0rI,HINC. Hf1I ~.
~ Rp NY Srpp t-T 49, a. - y, -.
We ar. row n,e,,ins, /. .,ast 81 49,, 800
q j,thinx ma nufaetusst ~ W. p I.un;ny. P,o,S
Wv Sey Yor. az a.. test rial ana IN hi. t.t
.i,ie. Which we shall sell Al ihe LOWEST PRICES
f,snriswen - x,,aa ~ m 80 s,nsn a., -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

treat Excitement at
MITCHELL'S EMPORIUM!
CIV Is the time 10 get the wo nth Of yoar money
l. we are deterniinet to seii of at VERY Low
fhit - what few goods we have left, in order 10
make ainl le room for our Stocks Of Fall nd Winter
6oods. as lnteBd to go East about the sOth Of the
present h"nlh.hnd naHt al tht Monty cor grt as
well as sie room for the new goods tau soon a nd
improve thl' Efeatopportnniiy oibuy ing oar goods
ut these Yery tow Prices
II. y. & +. W. MITCHELL.
July ~, '5J,du - $500
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
FAMILY GROCERY.

THE subscriber has opened stock Of Groceries In
L his house ON Perry brsweenSeeond and Third SITS.
which he will warrastte be OF the very best quality
and which re viii sell low Gao be purchased
eiseu here.
CIGARS
A ehoicr 10, efcigarsjas received aud ssie low
ii wholesale crrctaii. 81
c. N. PECK.
anaxennnri. IA. 1854 -dif -.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
INSURANCE..
s FIRE AID NA1ME
W. wax rite YnHrrancn Comnaav.
xissonrs S.asa Mutual Fire. Harine Insurance
omparv Of 81. Louis.

CompAny Of 81 1oVts'
rxpITxt ssoa, mu and constantly increasing.
DIRECTORS: .
N N Para G. 2, Greedy, 8 kaech,
ra.s NV alexander, T. Wynan,
Ie N~fnne D. A. January. G. III Feex
paisr,r. from sxsse six years, and the IN
s.rsd rar,sripate In the whole prcdte.
AZ davenport. " H. "a 80
Jaiy seth, is5A-trw-E
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
Something New and Valuable.
AMERICAN PORCELAIN WARE.

DEGs 10 call The attention. II the e.Izrns az NJ
ID pest. kock and and saaaiiy ~ a nss bca,.tlsj
4 nj aurzhfe ware called BE FCG a
THE AMERIcAs PORCELAIN.
samples % which mag he atthe u. s. sprass 81
Gee. tue is.and Cay ltoiri Mr. D. dssisas lort-
iy opening establishment 81 Rock isiand fnr ~.
sale Of tls= and r,saodsd ware Also. sgsnt "a,
seiliag rights for Tic sale pftb.s sare 10 All portions
OF the UBt.d States.
Arare chance Cor persons pishipgso engage IN 4
pleasant and profitable kasiess. AJFli 1T ne u. +
fx,srsss Office, TO H. ~ D-ns, a. lle Island IA
q ,fsl n -atfH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

Davenport, Rock Island and Muscatins
MORNING PACKET.
-u0n THE weli-kfown = nd .elabie steam
SJMSsASst er LAMAKTfkE, Capt. PngIrs, J.
<.xeatz&f, s. AdaiT. CLERK, " rs Ieayethe Dayen-
port iandiu. ryHnY sonrisG al O'Clock, and Mos.
eatine EsEEY Eyy-Tso AT u'eLosK. The travelling
publie nias rely an the snetunity Of the Lama
forfrsightor passage apply on board. Aplisdt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE Subscriber has received from the Eastern and
4 southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
CT goods OF all descriptions IN common nse, consisting
ofpry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware. Qucepswarc, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cat Window Glass,
e. r. I. & kaAawha salt Hardware,
Nets and MIL Saws Iron, NIL kinds, Stee
Castings, Nails all Kinds, Grnasiones,
Wo0dehware, Live geese feathers, Pitch & 0akam,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets Paints and Oils, Dye staTs, de-,
Will III viii be sold at small advance for Cab. As
inte I'd keeping every thing 10 common usc, persons
ling articles obtain them Front
att1a Brick Store opposite the Mills Davenport Iowa.
une .. tsS3-2s. j. NJ. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
RYLuEHER.
laau'ityefthe beet

NAVE now "a hand Rny qHautity 81 TIC beet
Zig Rail Iamfser
HdRRd&TED gHGEG BGHLY hiLssl g1RgEL
HaRIEs faErbaAed several large ikronsin Rata
and sIssspiind dsGeiecses ffon the 6hirsgo Yards.
nov havs~ general sssofimeii Of ~ iAsds Of ln1
her on haAd. Also Fias shil.glss, Fsitsgs. JOists
stnsing. Ess, Farrirs Tor briss top sss. lsfh.
EvaslfHee North OF Ihe krsi.Lr sAa}, son efs,ex
she city ~ lbs Gxsndea road.
Rock leland MttS6tf- HENJ y. WALSH.
AZ IA HEis VI Vote 4 FL.
ZUvpc4 49, BgA " ,KsLLy. v
EylxVAssED Hans 81 .,.ror arfirle4
49,. - store and fpr sgle Ay.
sTGl s-LzEILd BIO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
Railroads.

1855. 1855.
CHICAGO ROCK Island lAILRoAD.
HHal
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

z! ICE.!
THE Davenport Ice Co. are nov pre- pared to aelN
er lee promptly and regularly hf subs ribef- ie&y
insther orders al the office Main Street tweei
Front aud $, eond. J
May S, '55-5m PECK & MITCHELL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

UfUc6fies, CaIt, VTvCkcTy, ANuWuI0t
And in fact gsncral variety Of Goods s not
De touna IN any Store w s. me M,sssss,ppi
Prices, aud 10 do this weare compelled 10 do away
with the long c,edit and big profit system. We shall
payC ashfor all kinds Prodaee and seithe Farmev hts
Goods ntthe lowest Cash Prices BY strietastention
to busincssana making nrseives useful tothe Farm
ing community, wehope n,er ID continuance efihe
name oil the Farmers Friends.
BURROWS Il PRETrYMAN.
Ia ri Oct Ii
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-20
THE VETO MESSAGE.

The French Spoliation bill, on which de-
pended the hopes and the interests Of SO many
of our people, is defeated. In justice to the
President, we lay before our readers the
reasons expressed in his elaborate message for
thus neutralizing the action and defeating the
wishes OF majority of both Houses of Con-
gress. As we have heretofore had occasion to
remark, the exercise Of the veto power is unre-
stricted, and by the direct terms of the Consti-
tuition is as absolutely enjoined upon the Pres
ident in the event Of his disapprobation Of a
bill, as his sanction is required in the event of
his approval. The view taken by the Pres
ident in his message in relation to this power
is sound, and the reasons which he adduces in
its support are able and conclusive.
But we regret that in the exercise of this
power, he has thus defeated measure, which
as is well known to our readers we have de-
Tended and approved. The narrative con.
tanned in the message, of our relations with
France subsequent to the treaty Of 1878, and
prior to the treaty of 1900, does not strike us
as affecting at all the responsibility Of the gov
ernment for the spoliations committed by the
French upon our citizens. 1t is not our pur-
pose, however, to enter into an argument upon
the subject. The measure for the present is
dead. The vote by which the bill was rejected
in the House on yesterday is decisive of its
fate. An attempt was made, as will be seen
by reference to our congressional report to in
corporate the measure upon the civil and
diplomatic bill. Although in favor of its
passage originally, we are gratifed to learn
that the proposition failed by decided
vote. Such scheme, if carried out, would
be dangerous innovation, and in contra
vention Of the spirit Of the Constitution.
Nothing would be easier than by such course
to defeat practically the whole power of execu.
tive interference. There are certain bills which
are essential to the very existence Of the gov
ernment. The civil and diplomatic bill is
such an one. II, therefore, Congress should
incorporate with such a bill measures of the
most Objectionable character to the President,
that officer would be subjected to the serious
responsibility of giving his sanction to princi
pies to which he was opposed, or by the exer-
else of his veto to stop the wheels of Govern.
ment.
We will return to this subject in our next
issue.
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-20
supreme Court Of the United States,
MONDAY, February 19, 1855.

John E. Ward, ESQ.,, Of Georgia, and Thorn.
ton K. Lothrop, esq, of Massachusetts, were
admitted attorneys and counsellors Of this
court
No. 81. James Stevens Us. Royal Gladding,
ct al. Appeal from the circuit court of the
United States for Rhode Island.
Mr.. Justice Curtis delivered the opinion OF
the court, reversing the decree Of the circuit
court with costs, and remanding the cause with
directions to award a perpetual Injunction as
prayed for in the bill, and for further proceed.
ings in conformity to the opinion Of this court.
No. 70. Stephen ]. Lewis's administering,
appellant, rs. Edward r. Bell, assignee of j.
Bell, jr.
The argument OF this cause was concluded
by Mr.. Lawrence for the appellant.
No. 26. Henry r. w. Hill ct al, appellants.
rs. JOS. Meek's administrators ct al.
This cause was submitted to the considera.
tion of the court on printed argument by
Mr.. Benjamin, for the appellants and by Mr..
Harris, for the appellees.
No. al. Jesse B. Thomas's administrators.
appellant Us. Missouri Iron Company ct al.
This cause was submitted 10 the considera-
ton of the court on the record and printed ar
gument by Mr.. Hill for the appellees.
No. 72. John Charles Fremont appellant.
Us. The United States.
The argument Of this cause was commenced
by W. Carey. Jones, esq, for the appellant.
Adjourned till tomorrow Mt III O'clock.
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-20

DR.. Pusey.-The English papers state that st
the late election At Oxford University, the Rev.
DR.. Pusey, the leader OF the Romaniring party,
was elected on the government board BY very
large vote.
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-20

iowa.-The Legislature of Iowa adjourned on
Inc 10Th utimo. They passed law submi,,ins
the question of constitutional convention 10 ,ba
people; prohibitory liquor law was also p,...a
which is likewise to be submitted TO the ,,nul.,
Die P. Moriarty, esq, Of the Jackson Cou,-u
Press, was chosen State printer for the mex, two
years
Washington sentinel., 1855-02-20

Mormon Temple.-The Mormon Temple be.
gun at Salt Lake City, will be much larger than
the temple built by the Mormons at Nsuvoo. Il
will require ten years TO complete il, and will cost
several millions OF dollars
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-13

The MENDOZA HoUsE.-~We invite at
tention to the card Of Mcssrs. CRI,w1IL &
FLYNN, who have taken the Mendoza
House, at Mendoza. They are we'll pre-
pared to accommodate travellers in man.
her which will be eminently satisfactory
The house is capacious and well adapted to
the purposes OF Hotel, and we hope the
Messrs CRIswlLL & FLYNN will be substan-
TALLY remembered by the travelling public.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-13
ARISTIDES.

aaTTne weather, yesterday, was chilly
and cherries. The rain storm which has
been brooding for some days past, broke
out at an early hour, and for time the
rain came down hard and fast, mixed occa
sonally with hail, accompanied by thunder
and lightning. The wind blew gale, and
many persons thought that the wind and
rain together would act destructively upon
the ice in Lake Pepin 1t is very probable.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-13
Hotel Arrivals.

The following are among the arrivals at the Amer.
lean House
Coy, Kendall, Ills; A Fl Perry and daughter
5, Anthony; II X Sanhorn, Prescott; d Staunch.
field and lady, St Anthony; d Pomerov, Chicago
MIR Stranger. Saltwater; J Stranger, do; G r TEN.
pie, GaIena; Louis Heinrich, St Anthem; James c
Frost, Anoka ID II Douns, Me; Dixon, Still
water; A H Mills, St Anthony; Landen, do {;
Gillespie, do; N Greeley and three ladies', Still
water; l. L Mason, Portland, Me; L Mason, do {;
Mrs Tufts. St Anthony; D Bartholomew, Med(o,d d,
Me; McCleIIand, Itasca; Col Stevens, Mime
apos; Samuel Dwight, Ills; L Hertzell, PIT Doug
las; l. G Whitney, Me; Mr.. Trumbul, Saltwater /;
NJ L Olds, Minneapolis; NJ Frazier, St Anthony =;
Louis Hendoh. st Anthony; Farmer C Frost, Ano
ka; w Case, Cottage Grove.
The following arc among the arrivals at the Wins
low House
E Collins, Gaena; l. d Randall, Dubuuue; w
II Cheever, St Anthony; NJ Fridley, do l.
Chase, do; Carlos Me,caf do; Alfred Day, Hud.
son; Alien, do; NJ H Thomas, Ind; w Won
HaInm, St Paul; A Vance Brown, New York; L L
Suons, Elmira, N Y; Hubbard, Watcry,lle
Me; John Comfreth, do; John Crawford, Yves,
WatervilIe.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-13
NEW YORK PROVISION MARKET.

Repotsd for the Pioneer by BENNETT d BROKA ~
Ffoc'ston Merchants No. ITO Broad Strea, Nesc York
New YORK, March a. Is55.
FLOUR AND GRAIN
Common State and Western brands of Flour range at
from SIS 75fG9 90. Fancy 9 o0G9 % Extra 25ID
10 90. Extra Genessee IL 00N12.5 Canadian common
: 70. Puckwheat 3 75ft04 90 = 100 fbS
Wbeat--White ranges from 3OfO2 60 Red O0G
. 10.
Corn 910l 90. Rye 30ED1 81 Barley S0fI1 IS.
Oats--Jersey 53155 and 81 63 for State and Canadi
Western 66M6S.
White Beans l7Glss e bag. Canada Peas l3G7I4s
marrowfat 1fGlss.
PROVISIONS
Prime Butter 2sfGf30 with less buoyancv than q few
days since yet with want of confidence that the
ply viii all be wanted without deduction of price Com,
mon grades range from l5f92O and are dull Prime
Cheese 12}sf6l4, and in good demand
Mess Pork, II % for old, and l6 90 for new. Prime
IA IS for new Dressed Hogs 6X67A Is.
Beef--City Ness ID oefG14 90. Prime 256s So
Country Ness 00lG11 So Prime 25Ms CO. Beef
Hams IS GOALS so p 200 lbs. Smoked Hams loGu.
Shoulders 7hOs. Hams in pickle sHlo Shoulders
61aG7. Lard eIz69x
FRUIT
Green Apples 5o(6 90 p Dbl Dried do 6hG6,.c p
tt. Dried Peaches Halls. Dried Plums I3Ql4
POTATOES
Best varieties SOFAS IS q bbl. Common SOFAS 90
SEEDS
Clover lo,0Iohc + Ii. Timothy OoG3 so q bu
Ashes-Both Pots and Pearls c5fG0G 81 in good de-.
mand 4.