Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-09
FOCAL MATTERS.

IutIington ls1es'or ~, c;,v
(. "' Of mechanics in that Guy
-. :, house carpenters, and tha'
~ .,meu have had to decline taking
|. a. building because they could
T.. the requisite number Of hands
o.snt time carpenters in our city
y from $3.50 to $500 per day
4 Y si;sve there are enough to do the
g.. Int from now till fall the de-
a.tmeu will DO on the increase
n. e,.. last season, the want Of
1,,b bricks and lumber, delays the
i buildings, and two or three
lace will be the busiest time
sr.b. river is not quite SO certain
/ No burning of the brick kilns' but
,s.sonsble probability OF the for
b. place, and when it does, ' mere
have We, however, quoted the
.,snen, from the Telegraph for the
N noticing the activity IL building
L,.maud for workmen which exist
A., of the State. This evidence
Improvsmeut i. not confined to the
4. hi, can be seen through all OF
| :, eonpties. In fact, we do not
since the admission of the first
l. into the confedcracy OF the "old
? there has been State whose
| b been so rapid as that OF Iowa.
|,,,s watch we daily hear, tend to
L,,e the truth Of this opinion, and
constantly increasing influx OF i'm
90 would conclude that the Pc
E,ntares Of Iowa are well known
\, B,,psE.-We take the follow
|,he R. l. Rcpa5!ican of Thursday.
\, The work for raising the Rail-
l,e across the branch was common
y span has already been filled with
|Qrs to raise the bridge on. We
al.aat the bridge is all framed and
|e,ty to raise"
Ee see by the notices posted up
IVA, tia, Captain Bracket, ofthe
|my, has established . recruiting
h. in Rock Island, for the purpose
4 recruits for one Of the new regi-
|taoriied by the last Congress. All
Iosssssed Of a strong constitution,
klreen and below ,hirty-tive years
10 here have an opportunity 10 Sc
k.elyes from coming TO want, at
Jog tue period Of their enlistment.
j ha, said in prose or verse, that
staten sas the post OF honor:
shs ,aying be true o. not, our ex-
does no, sufi .iently inform u.s.
|ns who has the curiosity 10 inyes-
] beauties OF a common soldiers
united States army, has now an
Eiy for Increasing his knowledge in
:pln. We suppose that in the
Of Divine Providence il is neces-
r should be dogs and other an :
|s lover order, and on this suppo-
ere msy also be 4 necessity for
soldiers. But under the present
managing mat,ers in our army,
wants to leads dogs life, we would
. TO enli,, as private.
pc Of our larges. dealers informed
rda! that TO ship goods from New
|sa place, by way Of New Orleans,
" hem on very uncertain route.
|ems goods on the way, which were
l from New York, last January,
! . no certainty tina. they will get
BE the commencement of the next
here is no telling where tho goods
hey may have been delayed at
%, or gone to the bottom OF the
! At all events, 40 long = time in
II their destination, tends material
wee tho legitimate profits, and we
Of De surprised il such experience
our merchants 10 trus, exclusively
|si'o.,ls.
pleased to notice by the pro-
ot'asCouncil published in to-day's
INST on motion Of Alderman Price,
! we've taken for making crossings
iler'c'ions Of the principal streets.
such crossings, is u consumnation
Is been desired for some time, and
foniiien, that the slight additional
'''sT Tor the purpose, will be cheer
y BY the taxpayers.
ne understand that Bishop Lee, OF
'ccPal Church, inte nds to make tiis
e in this city, BY residing in Da-
the Bishop will have easier aud
opportunities Of attending to the in
y 'As diocese, and his many friends
Fe'nI'y are much pleased tina, he will
! remain amongst them.