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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

FEMALE PnyaclASs.-By reference To d
card in another column, it will be secn that Mrs
J.. A. Bartlett, NJ. d., and Mrs. !. A. Mud
gctt, NJ. d., have taken rooms at the Mer-
chants Hotel, for the purpose Of offering their
services to the 81. Paul public, in the practice
Of the healing art. They treat oil diseases OF
the Eclectic principle. In company with then
is Mrs. II. Il. OIAry, who will make ihre
biological examinations for all those desiring
her services. Onicc, No. -, Merchants Ito
TEL For further particulars. sen card.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

Sr. ANTHONY MrLs.--1he Companys saw
mills arc not doing much now and they will
soon stop entircly for tho winter. Their stock
Of logs is slnall. and tho amount OF sawel lum
ber on hand is fully equal " the winter demand
there being not lcss than 1000, 900 E'et.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11
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~so.ssau Asp ssriil psiisss IN yoss'es Asp
ID % ~ EG TGC DR y a d q ID n,

CATHCART H. co.
~mo.ss.s Asp ssrlil psi'sss f" voss"s Ase
ID % ~ EH TIC ID R y a. % % - N,
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Wv, n'us new 'nss ~ in.ss ssaas p. .lss. ma
lass 10 C,y of ls uoa ahsbl, suls,hs emeessum IL
eommsses which slyesav eouats 4, m,oss The,, own
.srssss has ksps pace Via ,hs usssAsrlsn vspassa
MONT r,,An no,ma.rp,
kvssy yess s,mes lie commencement, They have 70
eestIy bull. -, ,-...- -
a, r.,.. A. ..,,.. a,..... A., u,..,.,,.
80 50
~ view ANA bpAcsous tsrack store,
Tttsd m W the sue,, Massss Hy,s. and adapted 10
ssasu "a sspasssy AND IA the slssspss ussns.. and
as .sy.ss.-. u ne trade and iSs astonishing s,ps1
go" ~ usw
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DisiNEns
v..,. ..,.-a.A n..,l.,.. 80 ,.,,.... .....,.,..
wisA EAsssss hsss ,assisa .Asns IL s"iss,
ssssA n rssss9s sna Desssstis Dry aessls
RI>aa~ea<aa~~a ts sA~ -nnpssA. po,ss
vs0<p satset Ysssass aaa varsity. u scsps,.e- ell
'@uss'ssss az so WISER sv'~
Dknne AND FANCY 0Oonaf
Asd ..,.l-s. n ali ~r.a.. s.a ,,x,sl,,.. .S. mas,
ssssA ~ tks tusss ssi esh,ou a. The knsi And ruth
ssv.,.,s.. H.- - ss.,s .hs ,s.,, - .."r.s.,a.
efsns 1ssls ihss "Aythlas vii do ne
~. 81 -asssssa ~ sasmpuss ~ has, ssep- vosn
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

Capt Gam. Whiting has ecomc associated
with VIM. Ashley Jones, Es.i., in tho publka-
ton and elitorship Of tho Winona Argus.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

PERsoK Hon. Charles Il, Flandrau,
Sioux Agent, is ut present sojourning in this
city. Ilo purposes remaining in town eight or
ten days. Tie is stopping lat the American
ilOuse.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

MlsrAKx.-We had il last week, Ays the st.
Anthony Express, that the Minneapolis and st.
Cloud Railroad Company Ind bcn oierd
$4,000 Tor their charter II should have been
Sl5O.OOO
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

MILITARY ArroixrneSrs-lls Exocllcncy,
the Governor, has male the following military
appointments In the Territory y. u. Omste,l,
Major General First Division; N. }. T. Dana,
Brigader General. First Brigade, First pivis-
ion; II. q. Jones, Colonel, First Regiment,
First Brigade, First Division; George W. Arm.
strong, C0mnissary General.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

AcuDssr. I've arr panied 10 hear, says tho
Republican, that Mr.. s. Hidden, merchant Of
Minneapolis, was thrown from IA sleigh last
Saturday and WIS severely injured.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

-
ost aA~s~ ssat rsal n =
Minnesota Pioneer Hindcry.
We have psrchsssd fssm CAisass, q, mach sspssss,
the mos, Appravsa rcsls aud s,eeA he complete
NJ NIX BOOK BIND ERY,
Amaas which ere
mcKoK's rArkNr RULING MACHINE,
TIE best Aao~A In tho Trade, saa one Of
| cRriaaroN's PAGING MACHINES rOR ieinKws,
Aad We s~ nov prepared 10 ssseu,e In The hixAs-,
style af ,hs sr under the sarsrntsadsnss OF Nh svs
rims ns~uos, " Chicago, 81, order. ft HASH asd
e,hes L.dsets, FORWARDING pooAs keses Chseh. As.,
&C., In ,,hs s'a, approved Eastern style hssassss
Aud al other sacAs eesud In hefeece, All gdss &c.
Os.D na,OAs RE uousn
aoODkicH soagRs
A JACKSON BELL. NOTARY PUBLIC
IA Practical rarveyos ssd DesisS In HAL ksts,s
Lend Warrants, -, 0lsaeos, MT
DARsoNSA MORGAN. COuNsEi.INilsA AT
Il LAW, Minneapolis, hiMnssa,s.
)sasary 10, isse' dAwiy
vxyiIBuR N. HAYWARD. ATTORNEY
~ Pahl,e
'omes' kmpW. n,ssl, =. r.as n T. ee, 20 a..s
IRWIN 4 JONix, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
l. ~ fsai, Minnesota once ~ The eass. AZ the U. 4
~s. ta.sssSsiwiy 40. ,s.ss.
HARVEY. OFFICER, ATTORNEY AND
ees.ss nj hsd and hiass~ota stsssss =, Past hsas-
anita jaiyAAAwsa
NIiICAGO LEATHER HITTING MANU-
~ yAcrORy.-- KELLY \ BLACKBURN, MsasAa
isfsrs 81 saperos article u Osh rssss sa,Ass Belt
liberal dl.eeani esas ~ Large rsrchAssrs
KELLY \ BLACKBURN, raaass., Curriers', impostsva
ef gyessh md tnssb Leather Dealers In rsmnsss' Nv
end Hide ss iAls street. Chteaso, nls leivaAuly
MARBLEi MARiiI.Eii-JUsT RNJEivED
81 Jackson and seventh streets, NJ, Pest, eho'ss
lat u Amsrssn and italian Msssmsnts, Tomb s,eses
Msvsis ehhsasy Ptssss. vssnissss slabs. As,
To 4: @.%s;.s u ,s., i,,..a: VII 70 .: 70 cell -
Ssps. d. SssdsvG J. y fosrxviN Z oo
A MAO T. IIAYh,, ATTORNEYS AND
a. oouNrsiJ0ns At Law, flsss'ss., n'sa:so's
Territory, s~yt2i VT
T. SMITH, ArronNm .ATLAw
no., door isu i Land osi"s, niNNsxfoils Mines.
.sia
viii pay p.r,le6as s,,ss,es Ia Osli.e,las rsss, Coa
lana end t':s sT s"' Agency Ss.s. ''' '''
bsasn'isr ~, isbs WY
4 ot,fsok bEAikN IN sfArtE AND FANCY bkY
Js Goods, hasay Msds iothag, Hate ssd Gaps,
s,o'- asa shsss adisn usods of eli tlsas fssds Led
.ad Shot, etossss' sad p'"vs'"as Wines iAas"'s, To
An tiads 4 pr"asa. ,slss in .sahaas. IN aa-ls.--
Tbs hifs. "ssh"s price !" cash % us"s, psid he rsrs
Awss Iuvsr, ~ T., Nov, ~ vly
M NV JEWEl.RY sTORE- THIRD sTkEtf,
IN Too dssfs ffuu, M.trhslls tt.nk Nsv (Sss.ds Al
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

VIM. W. Walks. the Councillor elect from
st, Anthony. has just Published u pamphlet Of
thirty-two pages. entitled Sketches Of Saint
Anthony and Minneapolis"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

Nh, Hsmiup ~e - ii .'s'sd. h~. rsigned
ils od,ce ~ Postmaster o. 81 Asthoay, iav.
ing dcprmiDod N act opzly hereafter with The
Republicans The probability = he wiIl soon
ct tired q his pev t.dsilovs. A, Any rate.
The Demnrr>t'c party Oil Try and ri along
Hlthnut hls insslnAhte ss.lseAnr,.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

The last pumirr 81 tbs FaSn,mi ddpofisy,
We observe, Is embelIisled by Map 81 the
Territory, which appears on the fourth page
Of tina, paper This Map is aid 10 he very
correct one. II occupies the entir Isge, and
no doubt, viii all very mach 70 ,hs interest Of
thejpap9. a. every man can become the pos
ssssor Of complete map d the Territory, by
purchasing copy Of the AdnotI~r wewish
the entzpsisng publisbers saco~.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11


The Telegraph announces That Prosdeat
PKHE has determined 10 or,lcr tho Usitsd
States steamer Massachusetts, 10 proceed 70 tbs
Islands Of American guano. sud report on ther
location, harborage, &c.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

Usvssrus.rx Mpr.Eg-Tbe New York
Tines kayrr that owing 70 ~me ni~cootruc-
tios in part Of thu machinery Of the new Col
lirs xtsasnss. the AdriAiic, thu upper deck will
have 70 BE- removed 10 ordsz To remove the ma
cbinry in question, 10 be rplaod by INV
Il 10 uoderstOd that tip dsfcrtive machinery
is pcviy invented valve As the cabins,
COOK hour, and al thu main ofisz oi tl,e ship
are on the main deck. The cost Of taking II N
must be very considerable, and IL viii probably
ts,Ain the sbip until JSing. II h public
misfortune that % splendid . specimen Of naval
architecture. and ship which will reflect W
msch eniuprie upon tbs mechanical enter
prise Of the nation. shoud BE- kept frsm the
srvioe sr which she wa bailt, by - trifing .
mi-ealculsiion 10 ensequepoe n the defect
IN her engines. they have besn unable 70 move
ber vbesls-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

WooD.--1'hc bridge formed across the river
by the recent cold weather, has had n tendency
to make wood mort plenty in our market, and
cheaper too, VIC hope. Teams arc now bring
ing in Iargc quan.ie from tho other aide. Yes
terlay VIC observed number Of loads standing
in the street waiting purchasers. There b no
reason why wood should continue 10 sell nj the
enormous price Il brought when the cold wealth
or first commenced, for there Is no scarcity of
this article In this vicinity.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11
| NERICAN HOUsg.-NOrICE-TBE PRO

1880 a,s...s' s,.As iss. sis. N ~ ~ sAss~sAs
Asel-llv .vli
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

WATCH CiAfSs, BREAST FINS,
Dsassoa1 Rtngs sna silver spo0ns 90 ~
OWEN AWAY
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

Dallas appears to be going down, since the
president has ruled him off the presidential
track, by despatching him to Great Britain as
/ successor to Mr. Buchanan. zssT9 s
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20
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WEDNESDAY 49,. FEBRUARY 90. 1856

GN Those Of cur town subscribers WHO do
not receive their papers regularly, will please
send word to the Office. =
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

Thanks to Mr.. McCreary, of the P. F. KIM
ball, Mr.. Bateman, of the st. Charles, captain
Geo Clark, of the Compromise, Mr.. Wach, Of
the Marion, and the clerks of the Financier
No. 2 and Amanda for late papers.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

tor and RISING. - a
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

LADIES' Conservative ladies will give a
grand vocal and instrumental concert, at she
Presbyterian Church, on Saturday evening
next, Esd inst, for the benefit Of the Methodist
Church. Let every lover Of good music be
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

Counterfeit fifty dollar bills on the Southern
Bank Of Alabama are in circulation.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

Lieut., Bent, of the Q. s. navy, read ia.
per before the Geographical and Historical So
clety, New York, on the Gath ult., in which he
showed from the records kept by the Japan ex-
petition, that there is also in the Pacific sriy-
er OF the ocean, flowing to the northward and
eastward along the coast of Asia, corresponding
IN every essential particular with the gulf
stream of the Atlantic. There is an increased
temperature of both the air and water, the mo-
ment the oceanic stream of that region is en-
tered, but a predominant thermal chappe in
the water, which almost invariably continues
superior IN temperature to that Of the air. mill
leaving the stream again. 1t is caused by the
great equatorial current of the Pacific Alone
the coast of Formosa its strength and cbarac,
ter are as decidedly marked as those Of the
guli-stream on the Florida coast. Its oreatest
velocity is in the gulf Of Yedo, where it IS eighty
miles per day. Its average velocity is frone
thirty to forty miles per day. Lieut.. B. attri-
0utes the mild climate of Japan and California
TO the Pacific stream, and said that the oulf-5
stream has not similar influence upon os,rg
coast because the cold current flowing south in
ervenes between it and the shore.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20


:The Mississippi river opposite St. Louis, at
thh latest accounts was frozen over to the depth
Of three and a half feet. The Mirror SAYS, on
tie Illinois side, but some considerable distance
ir2m the shore, were pitched large canvas tents
al the entrance Of which were placed boys, pro-
claiming loud and long hot coffee hot whis-
Key punch, Tom and jerry gin Sings &c.
Seine Of the fancy too, and sporting charac-
tets' had their faro and roulette tables in full
blast, surrounded by the usual crowd of loafers.
At the end of the ice road at the ether side of
the "hiskey booths, was placed large board,
bearing the inscription in monster letters ofthe
mississippi avenue This was the great cen
tre OF attraction, as in its immediate locality
everything was to be found to stimulate and
neat the inner man. Thousands of skaters
might be seen gliding in every direction over
'ns ICY surface Boys and girls, young ladies
ana their loving SWANS, old men and their bet
ter nafyes, negroes of all variety of color and
SIZE. IRON the thoroughbred Congo to the lipbt
l44atl' sWeied the immense gathering, and
completely covered the river opposite the CITY.
sess were formed On the ice. and Waiting and
1aacins kept Up until a late hour At night.
% the 5Ist ult., the New Y ork house Of re-
'resentatives, by vote of IS 10 IS, passed a
esolutlon eensuring the governor for intima-
ing in his message that the prohibitery liquor
aW had failed, because the udiciary had soon
lived or twinked' at its violation. It is the
prevailing opinion that the anti license law fail
d generally from like cause. H:
q bill has been introduced il the New York J
'ggfsature for the more efectual prevention Of
anaoilng Any person convicted of playing i
aras, or any game, for money, It to be sent to c
'e tread mill for not less than one nor more
Iau Three years. )
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

A dispatch from Washington, dated 9Th inst,
says that Mr.. Whitfield has been sworn in and
taken his seat as a delegate to congress from
Kansas. This puts an end to cx- governor Rec
der's chance.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

The tavorlte passenger steamer P. 7. Kim
ball. captain Whittenbury, arrived on Wednes-
day, and will continue to make regular trips,
leaving Shreveport for New Orleans again on
Saturday, March 1st, and every alternate Sat
urday during the season. Mr.. Murdoch, one
of the most attentive gentlemen on the river, pre-
sides in the office. e .a#
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

Thanks 70 the hon.J. B. Thompson, hon. FL
Phillips, and Mr.. Warner, secretary Of the SCI
nate, for their polite attentions. -
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

We regret to find by the Delta that das-
tardly attempt vas made, On the night of the
10th inst, to assassinate Denis Corcoran, the
senior editor Of that paper. f.. @-
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

The cholera IS prevailing with terrible fatal
ity at Porto Rico. Over Is, coo cases have oe-
Cured since the 2Ist November last.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

The police jury, On Monday, elected Mr.. B.
7. Scogin parish tax collector, to fill the vacau-
cy occasioned by the resignation of Mr.. Jeter.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

. The Liverpool letters received by the steam
ship Persia had Stimulating effect on the New
Orleans cotton market. and on the 18th inst,
20, GOO bales We're sold at an advance of Has
sf 4 cent - fb.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

The Persia brings reports of serious collision
having occurred between the Turkish and Austrian
soldiers, at Ernstichek (Rustchouk
Reports were in circulation that the emperor AleY
ander had consulted onefn reference to the reply
which he had given to the advances of the allies for
peace, but had acted entirely on his own response
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

the passing. breeze, caused emotions which
could not be expressed in the minds of all who
saw it. =*f .sa.
The close ranks of the procession continued
to deploy out of Chartres street. when at hall
past twelve, ex-mayor Crossman introduced
the orator, and an Grafton was delivered which
consumed half an hour. AT the conclusion,
Mr. CLARK Mills, the artist who designed and
cast the statue, was brought forward bv Mr..
Crossman, and he made few remarks: con-
fined chiefly to explaining the position of the
statue Gen. jackson is represented as mount
ed upon fiery charger, as he appeared in the
same square in life, fortyone years ago, in the
act OF reviewing the troops who had stood so
firm IN the hour Of battle but short time
before. The line is supposed to be at a pre-
sent, and the commander has his chapeau in
hand IN acknowled gement of the salute. while
his steed is rearing as if in authorization of a
new movement. At the instant Mr.. Mills re-
tired from the stand. the covering which had
heretofore Velled the triumph of the artist. and
the likeness OF him who was loved SO well bv
nation, was withdrawn, and amidst the en-
shouts Of assembled thousands, the
roar of cannon, and the crash of music, the
~NNS -
Fealed to the admirng gaze of those whose
hearts throbbed with pride that their city and
State bad paid SO handsome a tribute to tile
memory of the hero and statesman. It has
lever been our fortune to witness more thrill |
ng scene, and We feel assured that its i'm
preston will finger in the memories of all who
IT, as long as memory lives.
In the meantime, the sound of drum and
rump resouHded, and it was not until the COW
ring had been removed from the statue that
he last DIVISION entered the square. Although
rom the circumstances we are constrained to
NIT part1cularlzing. we cannot forego the plea
ure OF abiding especially to the eoIored vet
rams. who formed one of the most conspicu-
US and interesting features of the procession.
he sable sons Of Louisiana. who had brarelv
laced themselves within range of the enemy's !,
allets glowed with honest pride in the con- :
aousness that they are bonored by the chill
zen OF those for whom they fought, and are
'rdlal1v taken bv the hand by the small rem t
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

The Inc steamer H. NJ. Wright, will leave
this port for New Orleans on Tuesday next.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

HE FRUITS OF Wharf.-The Albany Evening
journal publishes a list of the battles FOUGHT
during the year 1855, with the number of neo-
pie killed at each, beginning with the bonn
bardment of Shanghai by the French, at which
one hundred fell, and ending with the fall of
kars, at which $500 fell; by which it appears
that seventy-three battles have occurred DURING
the year, Or more than one for each week. with
an average loss of over a thousand men killed
| IN each. The list does not include those who
have fallen by disease or in skirmisbes nor the
wounded, disabled, those who died in the hos
pltal or the ambulance, or were rreparablv
MANNED OF missing, or prisoners. The num-
Der left dead on the field usually comprises on
Iy about one-fourth the entire loss in hattie
BY this rate the entire number swept out of ex-
lstence by the wars of 1855 must have reached
over 100000 men. No year, says the Journal.
has presented so bloody record since Waterloo
The New York Times says that during the |
month OF December there We're fewer arrivals
at that port from foreign countries than during
the corresponding season for several years.
Since the announcement of the arrival of the
ship Thornton, from Liverpool. on the 18th
ult., we have not recorded single entry from
that port, and until the 1stinst but two or three Il
from other European ports. There is large
ieet Of vessels now expected indeed, nearly
all the vessels which sailed from Europe be-
ween the 1st December last and the present /
line are now due. OF course the small num-
Der OF arrivals is attributed to the severity Of ]
he weather. szza.ss ...E a-;.sT H.. q: -..=.z
r, Il ssz,z sg-7s<e-7-<o---~-7Jz1>z~ . ... g z /
General Cas-, on the 9th inst, fell from the i
teps 81 TIE patent Office. Washington, and was :
severely injured. Serious apprehensions were /
Entertained that Inflammation Of tie brain 7
you'd ensne. MI ID
--srD-s.-7-<ry@-r- a
The cholera IS prevailing with terrible fatal
y at Porto Rico Over is, 600 cases have DC
urred since the 2Ist November last. s.
- 49, 80 e
Counterfeit fifty dollar bills on the Southern q
anE Of Alabama are in circulation. q.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-20

Great anxiety is felt throughout the Union,
for the safety of the Collins steamship Pacific,
which sailed from Liverpool three days before
the Persia.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12
r. Within a few months the

~ Within q few months there
will be completed in this city = large nuu-
Der OF first class Stores, which will afford
. much larger scope TO our enterp, ising
merchants, sfrr new inducements 10 mer
chants from abroad who wish 10 locate
here, and add new vlgor to the already
prosperous trade Of our own progressive
city. The stores going up this season are
especially notable for the desirable positions
which they occupy and the permanency
and good taste displayed in their construc-
tisn, rejecting much credit upon the good
taste OF our capitalists who are thus EN-.
ploved. Although the number which will
be erected this season is very large, we
learn fromrs able sources that there is to
be increased energies put forth in this di
Section next season. Such, no doubt, will
Be the caee years to come. Onward is the
march Of progress in Davenport and il we
may credit the signs OF the times, or have
any regard for the opinions Of the multi
tuds who are daily visiting our city, we
can come to no other conclusion than that
Davenport 10 outstripping, BY far, her sister
elites along the river