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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24
LYNCHBURG WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JAN. a. 1855
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CH1NAI


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy Arf'eies;
INE subs, iher offers the tfade large ana shl'"d
L stock of Esrthcnware, China mud Gl >s the pat
of which selected by himself in pcrson'
Having expereic oi many years IN tins particular
business he feels great confidence IN stating that IN point
Of price aud quality it will eompare hvo'nhy with any
other house in the trade.
White Granite Dinner Ware,
DO do Basins and Ewers, Jugs. Tea W nre etc
P'ue Print. Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and / ollet SETS
Do do do Pitchers nnd Vases
Gold Band do OF above variety
White China do of above variety.
Common Ware of every description, snttahla Tor
w olesang which he offers upon such Terms for cash
cannot fail Ia please
Fine Mante Pier and Toilet Glnsses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Walters anl Brittana Ware
Safety. and other Fluid aud Solar Lamps
Glass Ware Ia every variety.
All he ask- is call aud he frols assured his prices
will rivr satisfaction.
Iii, Packeri- one of ihcbest in the trade
Stone Ware at Factory prices.
sepI2-s JAS d II. EVANS,
No. II Main street Rishmond. Va.
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SILVER, SILVER, SILVER.

fINilE subscriber hns just finished vety 6s
i large supply of Siivcrssarr, emt rRcing the EI
following articles: G2iiA6
Threaded Table and Teaspoons. plain Table and Ten
.poons threaded Table Desert and Tea Forks pnIn and
threaded soup. and gravy Ladies'. Sugar longs
an SPOONS Cake aud Butter Knives Pie und Fruit
Knives Salt and Musyrd spoons, Silver Cups md Cub
,ts and Cream Pitcer., ! Ever Sugar Dishes Spoons
,ud Bowls all wnrreuied pure coin.
A 81, very handsome .ssortment ot Pin ed A'nta
Cnstots Cake and Fruit Baskets, Gard Baskets Table
aud Tenspoons Cand.e-tiaks, Sllt-n d., Eggatnnds,
Wafer Pin, hers &c nll warrnnted represented, at
the sign OF the Enee. THOS. NOWLAN,
dec Cts Sycamore st. Petersburg Va.
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HAT AND CAR WAREHOUSES,

Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va
Opposite the Court House.
- The snh-cribrr4 rnkc pleasure in notifying
mi the Merchants oi NrRiula, am North Caro's -
Ina Tint their stock Goods tof tht has been
received aud they prepared To serve their cus'
md others may visit this market 10 lay IN
Ihcir tdl .uppliep
1t i. known thnt We have always kept large aud VA
lied continent Of Good, in line, nd will only
ndd that stock the prescn, t"nson is unusually
large nnd well assorted selected entirely from Manunc
pelsan by the senior pat whose experience
f fifteen years ennb es him mike such selections and
such i'll insure successful competitions " ih
nny ,bbing House Moth OF Souih.
sen 81. MAJOR T. MOORE.
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
and 10 NH who use Liquor ns Medi-
cine or slS u Beverage.

Ply sicans who prencrbe Alcoholic Liquors for mcdi-
,nnl purposes should give the preference to WOLFE'S
SCHEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
|. l. il manufactured ut Schedam In Holland and
Exclusively in the factory Of tie proprietor by process
tnd Gom mntofial else where unemployed and un-
known
9 II is pruved by the repeated nnalys .f sever a,
eminent chemists To be entirely free from the pernicous
lusil oil viii remains in every Hind Of liquor distilled
from grar, md which i.hn cause OF the md
sisceT o,a cement, ."rious congestion, and molbid
lesrr Ia bnbual and inrmpsraie " dul gence which
.u' h lqaoi. invariab!, tend To supeiit1 uc'.
j. l. Is Tuved by the anne mneung thar the
juniper Gin i not favored with the coarse, acrid and
indigestfl" oil ot jupiter heretofore used. but with
ihe specifically lgbtcr, volatile nromac and
dicnnl nj the es.rnrio oils of the Itaan juniper
berry, neg lected by every other manufacturer.
1t chemically we'd be absolutely pure in Ia
recrifcaon-n qutliy obtained by entirely new pro-
and which other Holland Gin in the world ha.
acquired.
). II royed extensive medical experience and
testimony, bean efficient well agreeable rem.
rds in nnny casrs of incipient dr'psy gravel chronic
gnnl rheumatism. fatulence, coc concrrions in the
kinney and bladder dyspepsia, fever ague general
debility, sluggish circulation of the blood. deficient as.
simulntion ot food and exhausted vital energy.
q. 1t ia mot grateful and renovating cordiu md.
when u-cd rs directed, nhnmes the ny. in
duccs inebriey but tends rather subdue the latter
irniy by crcnii dlslisr 10 all inferior liquors. And
ii invariably corccts thr i'll effects f bad waer wheth.
RI in swamPy or limestone districts. In all of these
enumerated ql es it has rival in any market in the
world.
Sinre the Introduction of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into the United States, a number o LIQUOR
Houses in New York and other large cities have
commenced counerieiting it The genuine is only sold
in quart and pint totles handsomely wrapped in yellow
4,aper, with my nnme the bottle, cork ana label.
would advise those who il incidentally, to purchase
iy the bottle Bars and Hoie. frequently fill my OF
tie. with common gin and sell for the genuip For
stle by all the respectable Druggists in tie United
States UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
lS, 30, and % Beaver-st., New York.
The word Schnapps" belongs exclusively to my ar,i-
Gle, all others counterfeit.
nov d3m
For sale ut J. II. THOMPSON & cos
New Drug Store
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

FENliE -uftSrihrr "oud rc-prcrlull, ca the uitcu-
tim nj tinse# wishing mahc their ffienis rrc-
f Cuis or es ira hut will be ptized abnve
diamonds ca NJ hs rnllry nn srrr from hi. larPr
o,surtmrtof Jcwelry md Fancy Gnds, isl received
ioi the orcnsou, prices uit thr times, uhd lmve
them file with OF one his IN muiinle PREMll NJ
DEGU EhKEO1A PES. lcfnemlrr th1 Gl H3a bore
of "h The p.lm hy the first premium II competitors
Mt the late fairs Petersburg mud Richmond which
j. sufficient cunrnnt' hat hs il the pn q have
your image transferred "quaI SO without much
ndu along railroads. in your carriages
foot all ARE lcceivrd mike, nnd yon Will find plenty o
room gno4 FIRE aud every hing make you comfortable
while wuili,g yuur lime OF sitting. IN every
tire satisfaction gsen-or charge made
Al the sign of he Alag i. II. GIBBS.
tW. MI paper. advertising for will copy
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T Small LINE ron N. YORK!

Small LINE FOR N. NOkA
u. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
I'll II first clnss double engine steninrhip INN
Roannke, Capt. Thumns Skinner, caves City -AAsN
Point for New YORK; Every Saturday morni ~ nj 10 u
lock touching Mt NortoIk The jamestown, Capt
Edward Gavrnd, lcnses as heretofore, Esc'y tuesday
,ve ing touching Norfolk. Trains by Railroad from
petri u ut meet with eace sb'
Passengers leaving Lyuchhurg ON Tuerduy morning
viii nrrvc H. tine io ths jamestown City Point the
ann, evening et7 clock nnd thp4r leaving on Fridv
ll y uvo IN rctr, sng thni night, md connect wit
lhn hp,nu.r. r,St morning al 10 nclocl.
pns-ngr eml iare from Petersburg, including
9afr Raolu. tld ~
Sanfucc fnst.ca . 90
fa.snee p. tn,c IA Nolfoe ssmr as by Tue River
itenmrts
Far Fieic ,rrp. - apply
SAW Ell q. BAPTIST, Pet, rsbuig
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GEORGE d. JONES d CO,

GEORGE b. JONES q CO,
nRUGGlSTS, PETrRsBuna, w offer Tor sale Tor
- CASH or approved CREDIT, an extensive
md varied assortment Of Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Studs Window Glass. Soaps, Perfumery.
Nc. Nc. Obtaining their supplies irom manufacturers
nnd importers only they prepared Ia furnish pure
mud genuine articles low they be bought o my
rcgnnr ohhng house.
Thrr stock for the Fall trnde embraces: Be-l re"oi
English aud American Qninuc Prime CarrnrnN and
Manila ndigoes; Prime Honduras C"chinroI; Beei Oh
I've Oil in bottles nnd cnskr Pure White Lend, dry uni
ground in OH; Prime Ombro Maddrr u barrels and
kegs; Blue Nitrio in hb- mud kegs Extrac LoGwood
ia boxes; Spices of all kinds whole aud gr"nnd; PuPn
r Patent Medicine. of all HI d ubins AMI other ek
tracts for the hand hef; Gerr Cologne, Hair Oils
rnnlaun, air Brushes, DC &c, Sc.
sep9-ts
4 lCOKICE! LICOKICE!- !-Wc hnNe a
IL good supply of Licorieo Of approved hrnndO-f e.
4ale accommodating terms
TiIOS. BRANCH & SONS,
-ep2lts Petersburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

COMING AROUND -inmcdiuley after TIA,
~dlstrbuiou ot our bulls, due | -t January, Is com
picted shnll commence caine IN the hol iefs ioC
theiI lte amounts and hope they will all lie IN read
ness 10 CASH rP PROMPTLY.
Our rlcn#i. will bear in mind notwithstanding
the linsency Of me timrs, We hnve usual c"n pie
uent of hands enpo,rd nni n"e mnnulncturing al
uuu-unly Ia nmou' Il Ciothlng Tor tn" \ ring ~
whiereque n" litl" cub Il" pa, oil nur thronp n hnnd
we,kl, n,rs Of The nntlay ia cn-h for mherrlr
Deliuouent. wtoe htlis due Ist July In I, ute nct
vet settled lie TINT "nrss Intended to hv LIST
February they vii b. placcd in TIA" hnnda of 1fic,
collectors.
BURRorGlI SSHAFHR 4 y
inn G-It
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

DtsESu MOUNTAIN MILL STONES
ID The undersigned are now procuring from their crI"
,rutrd quarry, the BusA Mnuntnin Montgomery conu
~, Mil Stones md Burs of the very best quality The
reputation Of thee widely kGou n, but n
Rarund giving increased facilities in filling ORDER.
ne taveau oiured Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston. and Lee
Johnson, Lyme clburg agents for the sale o 4 n
~ho will receiv and have then fulfilled
.llurtest no'ice.
Our Address, Bl. burg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE Il Co.
james NJ Williams Danve. " Reynolds Cr
Lea. lille N @. asc ouragent l.P.S & Co
Feb I4-dSrts
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A CARD.

TgNiIE snh.criber rgssnve return thanks to lis
patrons aud friend. for the liberaI patronage he.
slowed ham fer the last eight years. and comments to
their confidence h, success ora. Rucheran Rrdd.
A. b. RUCKER
Ianunry |, lS55.-inst4
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Smiths InyigOrating Cordial

nIsSOLUTION.-r subsc, ibers hnvne dis.
- posed of their entire stock Messrs raAlirro
j. Hamilton would respectfully cali upon those indebt
rI them forward and settle, as is essential
hat their business be Closed up early rud
possibe, In retiring from the grocery business they
their sincere lhnnks their en.4 and customers
for the liberal hesoweG upon them and
nsk a continuance of the concern Office
ut the old stani DlLLARD e. OGDEN
dec 90
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NEW BOOKS at MoRSES.


LNUDGE DOlNGS, by Ike Marvel (Nitchc) The
l. Wifes Victory, by Mrs Southwonh; Youth ot JET
icrson, Ida May, by Mary Langdon; Hen,ta Ee.e, BY
author o" Heir of Rcdclihr,
The White Dove, Tor children, by f. w. Townsend.
Southern HOME, by n Virginian.
Leaves from the Tree lgdms,l, by NJ. Russell.
The News Boy,
llups and Mlshans. by Grace Greenwood.
This, That aad the Other,
he know-Nohing
katharine Ashton,
Ladies Guide TO Crochet and Knitting,
Bayntd ruy ylor's Central Airicn,
Land of the Samcen,
krotoi's Life OF MeIancion.
CUMMINGS Lectures The Seven Churches. Also, n
host OF c cap Publications, Frank L.sles Magazine ot
Fash On nl January, ian l3is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24
SLAVES FOR HIRE.

HNHE subscriber wishes TO hire oul lor the ensuing
l. vpar, nbcr of saves-amongst Them first
BIuck Smith, Carpenter, several Factory Hnnds
Women, Girl, dc. G. DABNEY.
do.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

KENTUCKY TRusr Co.-The Cincinnati
Commercial says that the Commissioner
who are settling the affairs of the Kentucky
Trust Co. Bank, will soon make their re-.
port, and the probability is that all the notes
Of the institution will be redeemed at par,
and handsome surplus be left for stock
holders. Ifthis be SO, hose who bought
up the paper at so to 20 cents discount on
the dollar will have made lucky hit, and
those who St i'll have any Of il on hand will
BE- pleased that they retained il.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

MUNICIPAL OrEsrioss.-Sidewalks seem
10 be the main question in the town Of
Upton. TIE Adpsrtiser says i was the
main object Of incorporating the town to
obtain these convenience, yet they have
survived two years Of "town dignity" and
not the first plank has been laid. Il there
fore proposes that tile new council be elect
ed on the question Of making sidewalks,
and making the public wel!'' useful.
just change letter in "well," and i :
the same subject which agitates Us here.
We want to elect officers who viii best pro-
mote The "public veal and the indications
are that that object will be accomplished by
giving the Prohibitory Law Ticket very
handsome majority.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

DECLINES OrFicE.-James l. Enos, the
editor Of the Cedar Valley Times, having
been nominated for Township Trustee. says
that he cannot hold the Office, is not enti-
tied to il, and does not wan. it. IF ofic es
20 a-begging onl on Cedar river, the case is
very different there from what it is here
We hare very creditable number Of pat
siotic persons who are always ready TO serve
the city, the texnship. or the State, and who
would never DIRE m OF being so derelict to
public duty as 10 refuse nomination duly
conferred upon them.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

Nor KNOW NoTmsG.-Mr. Laurel
Summers, Of lie Claire, writes Us that he Is
not Know Nothing" Well, Dir. Sum-
mers, have il your own way, that's what
they all say, and it would not do for you to
display an alteration from the rules that
would meet With no imitation except BY
fools; and besides, q course Of such singu-
larity might have the force of irjuring the
popularity OF one who, leaving out any ques-
ton OF the place Of birth, is celebrated
alike Tor his modesty and worth.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30
xalistmsut Of Germans.

The Stats Zeitsay, German papsrpub-
ished in New York. dissuades the Germans
Of that city from enlissing themselves in the
service OF England to fight in the war now
being waged in Europe. The person re-
cruiting for this service in New York, stipu-
latcs to pay $50 bounty to each private sol
der, after deducting travelling expenses,
about $40, to 81. John or Halifax. The
pay is to be Is per month, and the term OF
service from three to ave years. Commis-
stoned and non commissioned officers are
permitted the same grades they may have
heretofore held. though the probability Is
that the proposed legions. even ifcomposed
entirely of foreigners. will be commanded
by English officers. But the Stats Zeitung
holds /, to be dishonorable thus to hire ones
self to a foreign service; il thinks that no
honorable military career can be expected
in the Crimea, and it signtie antly inquiries
wha, will he the future lot OF those who sur
vivc the term OF service.
Commenting on the above, the N. T..
Tribune says,-.We concur in what i
said By our contemporary agains; the enlist
inert of the Germans-adding that in case
the Democr tic movement which seems 10
be dawning on the social horizon of Eng
land should assume a real signiticance-lor-
eign legions would become the most useful
tools to defend the expiring past Of her I'M
reenting aristocracy,.'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30
The Wealth sr.

The commandment, says thou shalt not
eovet any thing tina, is thy neighborNs; but
i,of;en requires great self-esnmand not TO
commit the sin Of covetuosness when We Sc e
the beautiful surroundings" ofsome "fayor-
ties offs,e" who are SO lovingly caressed BY
the smiles Of fortune.
The Sandersville (Ga.l Georgian thus
i:cmizes on vegetation in its vicinity
II rst asparagus shoots, March sth; first
peach blooms, March 9th; apple trees 10 full
bloom, March 9th; buds OF the forest trees
begginnin: to swell March 10Th" Now,
We do not coves any Of the Geor Siaa's
goods or chattels, neither his oxen nor asses.
should like very much to have some Of it's
kind ofweaiher. To-day, the goth, (and We
are particular about the date, because tn ere
= no telling wha, day may bring forth the
signs for change in the atmosphere are a
little more favorable; but for the last two
weeks, leaving the thermometer out Of the
question, the weather has been as disagree
able az il was any time this winter. This,
to be sure, is almost an isolated exception
TO the general rule b Ut tits m ghty unpleas-
ant exception, and We shall not be sorry if
u b notrepeated. We trust. however, tina,
good time. that is a summer time, is shortly
coming; and in the meantime, we can APP
ply the prccept Of Longfallow, and, "learn
70 bear il, and 70 wait"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

Lyons RoAp.-The Upton Advertiser Of
the 2slh inst, says it has reliable informa-
ton that the new company formed 10 COM
plste the LYONS Road has 10 connection
with the old one but will pay ali its debts;
that they will be at work in Clinton county
as soon as the frost is out Of the ground,
and that the cars vii. be RAINING TO Dewitt
this fall and also, tia, the present compa-
ny are abundantly able and will commence
york with as good front and reliable a
capital as any company in the State.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

SoMEoF THE "Soss or THE StREs. The
West Chester (Pa) Jsfsrso nian says, at a
debating society in that county, few even
ings since; the question Of k7ow Nothing
ism was discussed, and il is a remarkable
fact, that the principal declaimer against
naturaized citizens, and defender OF the
order, was man who had four brothers
hung during the revolution for treason, for
furnishing the British army with supplies,
and acting as spies. Burl- Ga..
The old gentleman. it would seem, is de-
termined not to prove as reereant to his
country a. his brothers. Those who de-
fame him would do well to initiate his ex-
ample and become more Amesicanized, or
they may yet share the fate Of his four
brothers.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

SETrLEp.-In the Black Warrior affair,
Spain has agreed to the view Of the matter
taken by Mr. Marcy, and promised 10 make
all the reparation demanded. The N. Y
Evening Post alleges that The case would
have been disposed of before had not Mr..
Soule withheld an importan, dispatch Of the
Secretary's from the knowledge Of the
Spanish Government. in ordor to keep the
quarrel open with view to his own schemes
against Cuba.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

ETFNoLoelc4L.-A writer in the ST.
Louis Rsga5liean who states that his
KIN Wedge Of the Indian languages enables
him to speak correctly, states that the
word Mssissippi--in the Chippewa Ian
guaee, "me che-se-be, in the Sac and FIX
"massa.se po"--being literally translated,
means great or big river! Neither fatAa nor
tgat4r is mentioned.
According to the same authority, the
original Of Chicago is suggestive Of neither
very fragrant nor p1etieal associations. H.
says
'sAs fer the name Of our ncighborinr city,
(Chicago,} il vas named by the Pottowat
cmie>, who once occupied the region Of
country whore the ..lake city" is now stu
atcd. TIE city derives It's name from a
small river, which flows through il, called
BY the Pottowatomies, Saes and Foxes,
Kekapaos, and others Of kindred race,
"She-kaw-ko," which means ssunt or pole
cat, Our n"ighbnrs should, therefore, call
the place by its original name; siu"h torn,
or pole cat city"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30
ABUSING Candidates.

The Cincinnati Gazette has an article so
nachto The poias. and which SO exactly suits
this latitude, thst we sdcpt !, editorially.
ehsage the names Of Eaaaiyrr and Con.msr-
esss to these Of RaxHsr aud 4Aasi- Kno,r No
thing, and Substitute Mr.. Center for Mr..
Logan. and the whole ding fits 10 at
The Gazette says--.Men never know
what villains they arr, until they are honor
ed with nomination FOR public Office BY the
Americas Reform party. Then il is that
they are weighed and marked, and their
wants and vices announced. No one can
doubt this fact who has noticed the articles
which have appeared within the week in the
enquirer and Commercial of this city,
Gentiemcn, who all along have passed
among their fellow men as good citizens,
Pleasan. neighbors, and rcpus d 10 have a
fair allowance of brains. have been scolded
- and pitched into" as though they were
the very scum of the city, and candidates
for the chain.eang. Take. for instance,
Mr.. LOGAN, who has been nominated fer
reelection TO the same office which he now
holds, and the duties Of which, We under
stand, he has performed very aeces,ably.
The dictionary has been ransacked for ex-
pletives to express strongly the vitupera,ive
feelings of the editors, and one would think
that, instead of having been daily in the
Police Court for the pas, year, TO prosecute
persons for breaking the peace Of the city,
and stealing, and fighting, and rowdying,
he had been there as one of the criminals.
I'VE doubt whether this sort Of personal
sbuse will irjure the persons 10 whom i, is
applied. II Mr.. LoGAs had renamed in the
old Democratic party, las his Indian name
sake did "at the door of his cabin and de-
voted his talents to perpetuate its power,
then DIR. LosAy would have been regarded
a. very promising msn, and the Enquirer
would have spoken his praises with no SPAR
ing breath; but as it is. there is in thu, es-
tabiishmen, mo ono 10 mourn for Logan
no. aot one"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

MAD Doos-The Burlington Telegraph
has been informed that mad dogs are be-
coming iearfuly numerous in Lee county,
particularly in the neighborhood Of West
Point, where several persons and large
number Of animals have been bitten.
1t used 10 be thought thatdogs only went
mad in hot weather; but in these latter days
great many new things are constantly
happening. solomon TO the contrary not
outstanding.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

DESERVED coaPLIMEsTs.--We notice
that all the papers along the river are com
plimenting the Mckee and the Ben Camp
bell, the regular packets between Dayen :
por, and Kcokuk. The compliments are
well deserved; they are both good boats, and
are managed BY gentlemanly, skii!fni and
careful oficers.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

The State Treasurer Of Michigan has ad-
yertised that the bills Of the Government
Stock Bank az Ann Arbor, must be sent in BY
the 28lh Of April next, and that final div
be made on the 10Th q NAY next,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

RENovED.-Tbs Muscatine Journal says
that Col. Patterson has been removed from
the once Of postmaster at Oquawka, be-
cause he did not vote for the .De mocrltic"
candidate for Sheriff. last fall Truly, the
leaders of the sham democracy make pretty
commentators upon the Jeffersonian doc
trine Of appointments 70 Office.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

ONO RfyEH.-fhe Cincinnati Times Of
the 28th, Gays that the river at that place is
falling almost as fast as it rose. The river
vas also reported to be falling above. and
some Of the large boats 10 the neighborhood
Of Pittsburgh would have % come down
tighter than they wentup.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-30

JAsrE1 CorxrY.--A correspondent Of the
#. Madison Piaindealer says that Jasper
county will give small majority in favor of
the Prohibitory Law; and the writer thinks
that its success in the State ID almost be-
yond question.