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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-29

The lllinoi, state Horticultural S.,ciety
has ISSUED circular stating the difficulties
under which Western nursery men labor.
The following rules that they have adapted,
v III show the nature II these difficulties, N
well A. the conclusion u which they have
arrived with regard 10 them:
Our sale, shall be made On Gosh basis,
and ~ rcinuneratins prices.
pur customers must he satisfied with the
condition II their trees before they are "a
ken from the nursery.
We shall send out on orders no trees but
those believed to De- in good order, and such
n W. won'd put up were the purchaser
present.
We will not he responsible fpr lo,>es On
trees By neglect OF detention, after shipping
them a. directed in orders. They must be
~ III. ia II Ne purchase, after then det,cs',
IT, the railroad company or steamboat.
We will cultivate FOR sale such varieties
only a. ARE adapted t. the so,l anil climate
where the. are to he planted, and viii avail
ourselves ii every fos,ible means 81 proenr
inr ~nch var,etie., AMI ~ informing ourselves
A. Ia the most profitable manner al theii
cultivation this We Will 10 not only iol
our own, bu, far pur ga stnlner's benefit.
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iies. Mh ktittru ~ IN IINrs-Ths
Rev. licnr, wari Reecler preached ser.
mon nn ths monetary panic, AT his church
IN krookisn GA sunday, to crowded audi.
ance. llc concluded h,> remarks a. fellows
y To faoi Jo. mast not lose ,our APP
petite hecaa.c s"a have l"st yaur money.
| tell sou tic Will Focs a great VA, ia these
thing. u viii al hrst caase You q great
struggle hAi IL Aunr badly s.ss IL cannot eat
k"u mus, say, Il shalt eat. Beware If sub
-titnt,ne stimulating drinks Tor nutritioi.
f'od Ihonsai.d- vii 20 down 10 he drunk
ttd grave from ~, effects of the present
sri-ls. Some nrn Will drink H. ke-p M
strength tell YOU IL eat llcnt, &c eood
i,Ald aud ~ viii carry tou through Bran
~ taa will earrt ,",i through bat through
th. WRONG do", Don't desinp, your L.Iy
Accan~. Naur affair seem g. be confused
Beware alsu. III Nervousness 10 not allow
Yourself L. get lat -Lrainci and ner,aus. for
thon tan would Ia like a candle put int
bot eaadl, stick, that hur, =. one end and
barns NJ tile other nnn talk t.,o much
u = wonderful how a man can talk himself
away. hon make rect 1T yaall mind on
atict g. wind and unwind yopl affairs every
LAY. When you leave New York, make II
ir,as"n a. bring yuul bn>inr>- with you
ani MAKE II double TREASON a. hiring IL into
Jour family. to ~ Aalr bath when You
es'iue over il wonld d. YOU good. man, IL
ton, t. bathe every day. BE- cheerful IN
som family and learn ocnlos IL social cir
Gle There arr MANY who ,lo bu>ne.. in
New York. who bat roo.t in Brooklyn
Mnltply Noar recreation
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NEm1s ASK A LAND AGENCY.
lsooK, SARGENT 4 PARKER FLORENCE
eonn.sted viii Laid ARsney. .lihsg III Nelaa.
~ Western Iowa
Land Warrants eseuGhs. ssld and loeat
Bassnrs. ior them can b, left with any II the
dersigBs.
Cook SaEsSxs, Davenport
Gaaa saHasst = baNst l4aa Gily
Coos HAssxxr q taus5 DesnggAes mheAt
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Real Gstotc.
las silL. onAs ANas
MILLS & DEW
Attsrneys 1 Csstselsrs II Law,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS
No o. Hoffman. Bioek Main street.


y CAMILLE aCeuuAt- and claims Of every kind
will be- promptly collected in ai5 part ii the state
snd ~ all loint- the M-s--ppi frum - Louis w
Dubuque kenitisnee- made tls day 81 collection
k.ai kstalo bsagh sold stsd leased money invested
loaned reai security eotDn.lr-if Land
Warrants bought. cold aud located Taxes paid foi
not residents
would especially ash sttelni4 "a the haTs We ~
feI ~ t.anhrtcs Addition aud to tho large tract o.
land tsa nile- frn, th. ttser Wh.rh on-r ~ Va,
acre Va quantities l.. snh purchasers We are conn
dent ~ batter aprsftu ntaes for Investment b.
L found than tEess tsf...nt
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JpIlSroN COUNTY

J.
NJ 81 1so acres hear Iowa City ~ acre. broke
frige, u. pes acre
Ono go leo acre. sever miles from Iowa City
sep eb.icc
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tnt,Asu MoaAts.--- Investigations are
now spins ga ia th,cago, with II view Ia as
certain the or,g,n ii the great tire there,
4 numbe, of Young men had lodging ROOMS
p,er the stores in the burned block lewd
women were IN the habit Of visiting s"n's
IL thc>. rooms, aud IL Is said that several u
these yot together la one ii the rooms, and
in state 81 lntox,cation upset fluid lamp
which originated the coniiagration resulting
IN the loss 81 over twenty lives and vast
amount {" property. II appears by THU
evidence, that the morals ~ Chicago ar,
IA an unhappy condition.
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Hpeliol ii oiises:

t
80 r.1:, TIT; A.sa l.a,.a n..ssr q ssssls.l
Notices WIN be- Imsevt~d % 10 cents per lr's zach
lnssrsi"n, OF 50 oeats per week.
To I.EasE.-A lot and half near depot,
sosaero' roarh and Le Claire .,r.e,s, for s6o 70
ysats App, to
selltf DAWSON TRUE
Two IluSpRAD AND foRTY AcRls %
LAnd-bssa,Ifaiiy situated In AdaI county for sale
cheap Eaaoir- At ihi- naier .e,iif
PioNEER MaLLs.---The largest and most
perfect Lumber Mil. 90 the Al..i..Ippi offered
for sale 6se advertisement q
sasif MILLS d DkNkN
A SPLENDID new house with all out
buildings, and commanding delightful sles - the
sas.s ~ Eii.IE pnwKY
hkE Norier.-for Great Bargains aud
fias orsor, aaiils. fsr Ins~.Iaeai, $50
MILLS DkwEys
'ssysou nass'..s''aes'.
EA- Money to Loan ON Real kstat.
Security w EDWARD ALDEN,
wayls n ". corner Main aud second ct.
EI- Money to Loan, in sums 10 suit
applicants h, TALLNAS = row ERs
sp2sdif
sn,..a S. -, 49,, r.
o
Half Million No !, Michigan ra~sd shngIe. Gar
ssis 81 Lumber Yard corner Fourth aud Harm
40. s,r,.,s uorIs a pAvips
msy.dtf
osonp No 4 xaxed Shio,,lss-,up I'M,
| r.,, 90 90 -, xr ~, :, oc.s.,, .,L,..-
q, r.m,.n, No.. g., pn,'.,- ~. -, :, -.
MIN. :, -, -.
| auasf RtRNErI, GIrIET 4 co
-, W N =, -, -,
1 WV" s''lss' - 1""'HeH VIII
loi Ind II necessary 10 fore. them npon their "a
/ spring CL,idrsn ar. eager IA. them The, .sp.l
| - -. .---,...,.,
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stNpK,,yED FARMS


No 80 kight nine acre. Ia section - r. n Il
ra.t~ ~ aerss a.sler eatlya alton remainder ia.
80. 49,, ~. ~, ,,t ~.
arrr ~
- a., sac. - - =. .
No 81 Esrhs sectios u - easi -
sod water u.axs Grange fsnee around HE rni,r,
farm, fruit xe thr-s miles from the cts "a
~ choice iarn fhee, tioo per acre
n -. Esaass. y. syssi. tafh, 'Dni n,'iss ron
4 tanksr-.aod loa.e hxe rooms tAo M.ll-~sprine
aad saah water mas llHs.ht view Ut iLs fistI
irtce s..D
y" 80 ~ s.seisnt t..ia - 100 acre. eleven
y. =, sse' , o. .a..a ~ A9Itis,Snhs ~
rric, ~ pr acre
an s,s 4 choice garden tract three mile. fsla
'a,,t '' = EN- as'ss q ~ go. Y,
bar" r''''' 'i.'''
sss ssse. 40 r .Ss .s s. tss ;s s :
nd ed bsass chr r.s,n. ssll.Y sslI s,s,as,
- f.4r, A., Der a.,
No av splendid farm Of $40 aeTes, 10 miles
.isni. anI .tI.f saisyenis,.i I.nuro,.,s..,. s"s,
erssk taaalas through th~ farm ieo acre. Ia wheat
aef.
eai1b tmlf"s.d water aud i'inteI, u miles froin
t"Nr ffrs' ". rsf acre
IN a,s rwn .sawn AZ. .ee,,a.; IA.
.ss' "a 80. 80 \, - .ses. 49,, I, n
, 80. ra.s siis r"r acre Two ~is. north q
:. 49,.
la. ~ ss',ss ara :" so.ssr . III ,s,ss ED and
.s,n, nun .aa man .l,~. ,,... -, NJ "a a.,
Z, o., "a, = sa ,s. ., i,sa Town Tie .d.aia.
~ -, =, Nv
NE ..ctisas r NJ n east
Nv section To- 4 u. Range ssa.,
" a., sv' ssrs. .,ssa,sh sso., eight nile. frsn
So 10, sw ! of section lT7,R4E.., A
esaniifai tract wei "a'srsd fries, Per acre
NJ ys l.so eholc. land at o. 80 Dor acre
CEDAR COUNTY
na,.tf " " - ' wv"
N i section aa ~, acre.
ES " / section ~, ~ N kl " W ecr.s
sw : .s.,les :: SO Nkiw, ~ asrss
y -. s... y soN NJ " 80 acre.
s.ar. since rrlss az per ser.
!, -
~ .s ~ i"~ss"Fb Nv
=. section ~ s2o
NV !. ..s,lee Al. &. !" !.
~ section al >. q. Al
. y
Embracing IA aero. ~ variety ~ well ilIabxT.a
and Vel ~st.frd land 81, i.ine miles from Tipiuu
sfi y ts"sa Iowa Wy fai stosk farm THIS tract
eshH1t =" Naspassea 'Hes " pei acre
n, ,.J Ia Taxs.ht, SsSx,u ..x..
9lnsrr : i ~
Three ,niles North purani choice prairie Price
u. per asre,
Ao ~. In Township TN 8. w scras.
VI M see'iaa 40,
90 80 ssssios a. . ~
q" ~ 80. "A !. ..
80" 81 x.sasaa .na ,,,,h.,.a o, a,'.r
Greek nue mile fr,s,a Ju1etlnp iric. A. mel arr,
BENTON COUNTY
No sa Very ans ,rae, Of 40 acre. sx miles
aosth II Vlnlaa
No iea An excellent tract OF Ioo acre.. II mile.
sautn frsm vinton- watercd aud III . nae nsgh.
berhosd
IOWA COUNTY
iooo Yer, choice
M AL aaa acre. excellent land nj n p,r aers
tSroS corxTx
No sis Thfre Thousand acre. 81 carefully select
aass ia three aud hse y.srs
.a,,,,.,,,,.. ,..
No ssT $50 acre. very ehoiee Prairie and timber
land rric. Is per acre
,,..a..a. -. A.. s,...,..
r"h N""~"e" $3.50" W. -" s~"'ts '~"Hss va ssms
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-29

Iag>Y rnr'. DIptoaAcA,-The Washing
ton correspondent 1T ilr J. y. fsHste, aRa
Ea3at.,f say. tha, the new. from Mexicu
tened Ia show Mr. For.ythe j. negotiating a
treaty ,or the purchase IT roadway, not
the mere right Of way" over Iehuantc-
I.,. inr a yert large sum OF money. 4
contributor ~ - Southern journal, appa.
rcntlN ln the confidence III the Minister and
vino probably helone- t. the Legation,
Writs- that eaum- have been advanced
AGAINST tia. Government hr lniian aeprc.
la,ien. Ia the amount 81 "nc hundred n,il-
hnns IT dallars. AMI that claims by anr ciil-
sens AGAINST MeNico have been raked uI
atn,ainflnH /" tslir utihon- LA. lrascs a
lalaaee oi ninety rs millions m favor Of
M.Ale", anil III. writer rrola-.- Z" settle
the ssurc by paving one hundred and lifts
millaon. aud takmf ichnantel,ec While
rent rcN.an. aa- . third more than the
expenditure. tts~c propositions m,ght have
hren tolerated aaa, Ia tile present .iisa~-
,r,u turn II affair NJ. TursytLs', uIera-
tr'n. Will r.'cns Sudden aud permanent
ehcck. With plethora treasury lac would
have treated item. tass'- instructions ns,t a.
involve the administration IA rash schemes
VERY eayalter, The vacuum IA the money
chest viii bring his entcrpf,>,nf diplomacy
IT, All abrupt ouheluelan, anil We shall hear
litlls "a, re 81 kar.ythe 81 Tchuantepee till
the cti-I- and IL. eii.st- haze passed.
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IMPROVED .ITY PROPERTY

80 | u0ase ca Brad, street lot tlssA y Hue
sells Addition aoutle h0use ,ovs. eastern anu ~'ii
aoa btiuklHs gsspd rent
Ne Hons. 90 i.ah street hcsr Brady eshi
toois ag,d perfectly lot 4aaiso, VIII he sold ~
bargain
~ hou-r AID lot hnh street, corner Of
weston Avenue tNo siofirr well iurishsd shu
EsaTiy snw.
b4A6 Two saoi house. and lots on hfsh st
adjoining thu above equally elishle with the exsrr
tion ~ rot bstAs located va a corner
No. d Haas. ga Brady street. nearly new. how
renlius for s4ao, bat purchaser could taks to-ses
.loh the nrst 81 July L"t aoSlso
No : uoase un brady street adjoining tho above
seven r.oiu-.
No \ House corner Of 18th sl.d Brady, lew, vel
hulli aid canlInsdiou-, Eow Tcntns for t@a0 Lo
soAlsu
No . Iiause and lot 10 DE VIII house y .tors,
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GMuDD, BR0.. BARROW 4 90.


OFFER FOR SALE On REASONABLE
~ terms the fus,y Ing le-iraAi. pralurty
~ handsome building let. "a North baS .npari
10, sysisa corner kipiey aud saith streets bean
Iifn site fer dwelling
fsIhs large aud Handsome Cottage on the corner al
~ Western Asenisn and ssfh si Soxib1 feet
orIsariuNity naI nfleA offered ~ uhiain a biuH
rssdeie. a convenient di-tares from III. centre 81
hasiHesr Price, tayuss t.luo Cash, o. usu In sts
in"ii1h-, aud balance ~ !. 2, and ysais
n,h.sdM
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"a d TuE PIONEER MILLS

hish, ssod viii pre-. $50
"a o. TIM PIONEER MILLS
Thu. pTop.fiy consists VI thre. i,s frolns fir-
street and two second street comprising the Ell
tire bck Of 40 feet fifs between scott aud III
l.y, aud leo feet SECOND, alec bsiwcen scott AZ,
nipirS Connected With this " a lea-. Of The iandn
Fronting the property. fat term Of furls-n care
rioa.yr Mills, Counting iioass, . lars. Bs,asdn,
House, aud two Dwelling Houses, each OF whsei
budlngs - tUu stari,- Ia hright The tiHii bod, -
the Mil frouie leo feet scott street ~ 60 on firsi
aad t@p stories aaid hasrineat Tbs additions
latI AZ -xe soA.D feet asl comprises usc story a.
a basrmeLt a portion of tbs bsseineni l. ntisd al
iaschies shap saa y vcll furnished with hath
aud all necessary taols Inc remainder contains ~
bcg- i've superior steam cHsi1es aud All the s.af
ius aaa .iaehineiX necessary iet th. Mills ~ ih'
hrst story ats tM0 large m,uiy sass - larga sircn
TAT ssNs small circular raW, Two shiH-is .na
chimes ol Butler = kaahs paitit, ahd sei 81 la,i
Ihs-s all n perfect order, asd hoN ~ rus
crrsfBt operation th see1Nd stal4 i-u-rd ~ -a.h
hLa ata door maHufsetafS and j. talD supple
with an the beet AID ru.i d--fsbir machinery ai'
tool. Ihis NIL Near regularly cutting upward" "
t@o hnts,ir, thousand iert 81 lGinbcr "he hnd'-'
and twenty Thousand shihgr- aud "i. hundred ah'
nftS tpusaHd hath let Mp.t Ald 10 Operated bat lei
hours i"r dsS u has cut 10 sisslr day over
,oLrfIwO fHoUsAsp tnsr os leatsA
A large stsne Bfy House, With csfs "a taking |,
/ and removing tuia6er l. attached % ID" Nil III
building. arr pIoteeI. from DIRE by pipe. coalsetc
With large r,.,rAoir ~ ihc raj iie aa.e atash.
~ which can " Used III each rn1is Al a hHuiHeni
warning itpr- ate also iad to the river :" fufh'.
&
The Nil }. aso hts.d With ,hc requisite hstar.s T.
f TIE usc ~
IN. iIo.ediu. House ea1la,u- foar,sse r,soa. "a"
gcsd cellar, has never failing well, god lAaii
/ alsd other oMt house.
The dwelling lieu.e. arr neat and Ia good repail
Tie Counting tiuu-s u eesainodiogr and COW eHtst
arranged, containing PITS is aihcr-t aiia #ieeplts
apartments for eleras iut gfsa4i- uot aTcnlitd T.
the badiiss are usrd a. a lumber yard aed AT ait
My furnished with railway itsck, lumber truck
/ iuns- tables A. A.
The.. Mills are by general consent the larges'
moot completely equipped nlV-t economically n
ranged ard m"si lfuniahls Ailis on the cnt'r. Nj
s,.-ippL
No Oh A due new two stony aad basement iiours
situated DW siAth street ~ block va THIS Nuus
contains Thirteen roen- 81 rond ~, and tNu cellar
ai4d has ahaihsoona aud wafer elss,t slsa' goaiis
hpus. aud tNot ittsfNs tic lui ls s~slsoie.s bsas
tfuli5 t,rraeri, and cnI4nands one - tLe nnss
views e bsssuloff, Rock island aud tls hisst=-ipI
which h. ~ - tantd w thr steapiis There ~ ais
AIa ths Ifetnis,- aA.w hata 1txss
AH5 ssHttetssn ~isLius a. luIgLa.c "nc ~ u.
t.st aad Iaesi desirable -delc.. Ia uUr eitA NJ
nAi ihls Iat. opportunity. Terms sAsyt ita-st
4 atrh gwen at ant tttaf.
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wrlIfAs AlIss. w clAaG.
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
ALLEN & CLARK,
Attorneys 4 Csunselsrs a Law,
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY

VIZ IhN nv NsIeIIIWh 10 UnF rN'rnalts taEalVsHt "
Improved far,". AID Wild Lauds, Cay Property,
A. ior .ale M moderate prises and GA easy terms
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SSNssS. Ferries. sIlelodeosss,
ORGAN HARMcsIUMs
Mss~sc oss~lks. soaees Nustr. &c.
.nsls>.Is AMP ssrAal
"ARE ROOMS IN Me kULLss BLOCK
W rssasd -ire.t corner u Brady. up one aisht
~ stslr.
fsaHn. ~ i,t and sexaui hand InssFulrat. taken
Ia stshsl.s to- aae. Orders los Tuaias Plan.3z
fette- promptly st'snded 10 and satisfscsion gwen
~ U.s. charge made
sheet Ausse.
New Music received directly ffosa thu pahii.htr.
aud naasir n"t kept viii he promptly ordered for
those sending ~ lt.' q pies.s wsuied liberal
al-eaHht will he made tn R~anlnsri~. and Te.sk.r.
~ Ma.c oricr. ior Music, hs mail With money
-neiassei viii y, promptly cred sad taasic 10
turned ffee II Postage
Mssstsal Aeasesmsy.
Ia sshnssl Ion With the atsNe, M Hull Ia. pfa.
,id.i suitable rosans, aAi Engaged com pelsnl Ash.
taUts o. t~seh Music Ia all 10. branches TLs puba
patronage - solicited 10 sustain thts snterpriss
which y to hccume a Permanent Institution, where
=. m.s .t1as ihs benefits - thorough ssd s,ssem.
attic Musical Education
Terms faI instruction .a Al. Piana Fasi.
M~A-iaM. Organ Ntaln, Guitar, ahd Staging, 81
krini- tls 10 per quarter "a iessons.3
n private Residences siau0 psr quartet -
i..-8A-
uts hall payable e advance. The balance at the
chs-e IT the term Bo.k. and Mu.s 20 Ne n.ld f,f
delivery fryai. rsoms with instrument. fss
rrss ttrs furnished al saostst~ charge aud hard
obtained fof those Nslias TO ata.aj fian abroad IL
desired
- Classes IL vocal aus,c, taash t 81 rsasan.hl.
s.ra.-bs application Al the Room. IN Siekoir. Block
"a rseahi street ASA HULL,
~-' i'rineiral aud Proprietor
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Once In Dayenport's Block, Main Street
I AND WARRANTS BOUGHT, sOLD ANp
IL located. Unisaproved Land Farms and ca
Property for sale aid MsssS IN y~stsd
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10000 No. !, Sawed Shinsles--5Oo,oU
lAsh 800 90 cord Wood tst u % yer cor) allkina-
Of Lumber, Doors, sAsh, Biinds &c en hand al oui
Mills, 81 reduced priccs
Auasf HtRNErJ LET Cp
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Large trscts Of saoies nd 10 Warren, Benton and
othss sosutlsa Az Mai for Gals very iow Tar.
veil TO call aud exansine eur extensive let Of real
sssase before purchasing elsewhere. We are conn.
duality Of land, can be suited 81 our once.
ALLEN & CLARK
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FIRE ftnn isisub ~ ths destruction ~ B.ibug-
atd H.aeh.. Moths ati tlrs., Ant. aud Muesnt.
tees, fts- aud Pant I.srrts I.sects uH Fowl. and
Animals
tYuNS MAGNETIC PILLS
tot the th.stFHetluH - Rats anl Mice At
WILLY uiin ERi
div vii sspWuAa #ttNsg hi4I Man aAl lfsdy.
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5OOWU SHtssLss.--Just Received, tine
Half Million No J. Michigan saved shingles saf
sale 81 Lumber Yara corner Fourth aud narri-
sos strssss. uorEs . DAVIES
may.dtf
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsHIsaTov, April 29.-The President, in bust
ness conversation, stated that the Comptrolers ju
1isdiction under the Ramsey & Carmick treaty il
absolute He must enforce it as enacted. It cause:
much talk and is considered to override the opinion
Of the Attorney General.
HALIFAX, April 2S.-The steamer Lebanon ar.
rived here yesterday from Woolwick, England, with
troops She sailed on the evening Of the LIST, few
hours after the AHerier, and brings no news.
R1oHMosD, April ga fire yesterday destroyed
whole block Of buildings Heinden Mitchell and
Lynch are the greatest losers.
CINCrSNATI, April %, M.-Flour, super fine, SCAT
TO- extra, 25aU so. Whisky 233; provisions quiet;
groceries firm.
NV York, April 29.-The steamer Illinois is
below, with dates to the 9th Flour firm; wheat
steady; corn 79 mess pork % 49, whisky 3D.
Stocks firm.
NEW YORK, 29.-steamer ARABIA sailed to-day for
LiverF DOL with 81 600, 900 in sFeeie
NV OGLEANs, April 29.-Sales Of cotton to-day,
$500 bales, with improved demand. Sales at "A
cents. Receipts to-day, $50 bales. Sugar buOyant
at l03all; -four advancing. sales of 697 barrels;
mixed corn IS, pork dull at %; gunny cloth ia
49,; other articles unchanged.
Ship Cathedral was lost off Cape Horn on the 18th
February, together with the Captain and seven of
the crew.
Letters from Texas state that the cold has done
much injury to the crops.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
EEroErsD BY CAPT z. q. uaaaIs1y. sTsAsBolT AGENT


ARRTvED.-Alida and Rock City from Paduoab.
DEPARTED.-SaIHe West, st. Louis; Rock City and
Chattanooga, Paducah; Belle Creole, Wheeling; Sc
venty SIX, Cincinnati.
BOATs Observation-Disclosures, Cincinnati; Aleonia,
ST. Louis: Umpire Paducah; D. A. Given, Louisville.
BOATS LEAvNG.-This day at 4 o'clock the fine
light draught steamer, Aida, Ryman, Master, with
a courteous and attentive set Of officers, again en-
tiers the arena as a regular Monday and Thursday
packet, between this port and Paducah. From her
former punctuality and promPmess, towards passen-
gers and freighters, when in the regular packet
trade We presume she viii be an acquisition to our
travelling public and community at large.
BUsISEss.-Quite active yesterday in the way of
receiving freighs, large and full supplies of barrel
salt being the principal portion of our Cumberland
river boats ireIghts Nothing as yet offering in the
way Of exporting freights.
WEATHER AND misunderstanding mild and pleas
ant, still indicating rain. Water now declines four
inches in twenty-four hours. On Harpeth Shoals
four feet scant, with every indication Of still fur
Their decline.
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A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
WEsTEaN MILITARY ISsTITUrz,


WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE,
april %, 1857.
At meeting Of the Corps Of Cadets Of the West
eTn Military Institute April 20 Messrs. PRESCOTT,
HoLLNGsEoRTH and Pillow were appointed to draft
resolutions expressive of their heartfelt grief at the
death Of B. E. CLANCY, of Mobile, Alabama.
The committee reported the following preamble
and resolutions
WHEREAS, it has seemed fit to Divine Providence
again to send in our midst that terrible messenger
Death-snatching in the bloom Of youth one who,
IN a short career, has won Tor himself reputation
untarnished by vice, but adorned by those virtues
which won sincere respect and esteem; therefore
Reso!ged, That in the decease Of our companion
and friend, Z. e. CLANCY, society has losta mem
Der who babe fair to become one Of its brightest
ornaments and frmest supports the Institute one OF
its most popular and successful students, ana those
who are near and dear 10 him relative, Trtuous and
promising to become source Of pride and comfort
70 them.
Resolved That we do sorely lament this severe
stroke Of Fate and although cannot conceive Of
the bitter anguish which must aicI his parents in
this their day Of trial. yet, our only bequest do
We tender them our heartfelt sympathies IN their
sore afiicton, hoping that It may be solacs and
pleasure TO them to know that their noble boy
whose name will ever recur with pleasant associa-
tione to his Observation-Disclosures behind host
Of friends TO mourn his loss
Resolved That we wearthe usual badge Of mourn
ing for thirty days
Res0JUed, That these proceedings be published in
the Nashville papers, and that a copy Of The same
be forwarded TO the parents Of the deceased.
Il. f. WHITFIELD, President.
S. II. PoPE, Rec. Secretary.