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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

E55"We learn that one OF the new boats, des-
tined for. the Upper Mississippi, built during the
winter az Cincinnati, started from that city re-
Gently FOR this place, but meeting the ice at Full
ton City H., was obliged7to put back. We would
inform our cnterrrsing friends below, that we in.
tend to shove the barrier out of their way in ''a
Eau, daps0 H'fT q, 9sHHfh 4 go .st'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04
THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1850.


Mr.. Lambert, who arrived from below last
evening, Informs us that tho rumor was current
when he left Dubuque that Mr.. Buchanan is SO
seriously i'll that his recovery is doubtful. We
do not wonder at his illness, and shall not wonder
at his death ut any moment.
man trembling in the second childhood Of
his years, filling Office of so much responsible
'ity and anxiety, surrounded by such an army Of
leeches as now swarm about the chair of this gen.
eral ,of6ce-dispenser, has at best feeble tenure
on life, and the Insurance Company would be
insane that would grant him policy on any less
than 100 per cent. But we trust the President
may be spared for many years to come.
ssy The serea editors and fifteen proprietors
of the Pioneer, got of witticism yesterday at
our expense. This would have been all we'll
enough had not the 9ist of the article been sto-
len from the Boston Post, in which paper it
appeared about year ago. ero
+ The genuine "coin'' to which the seven editors
allude, can be seen in the window in front of our
Office for q few days, after which it will be pre-
scented to the Historical Society for preservation.
The painting, representing the ''happy family"
is beautiful grouping, life-like and interesting.
The goal of their ambition is seen in the dis.
lance, while the younger and less interesting por-
ton of the family are bringing up the rear in
hopes Of speedy promotion" "Taken all in
alp it is rare curiosity, and truthful as it is
rare. It can be seen for only few days longer
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

e0Tbs London rsofzsspendsat Of To Nations
q Intslligneer says that LqEd Ralnsston giyss
many indications Of failure IN hsslDb. H q
svw 7oysass - 49,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

ca Messrs. Wood 4 Barley have on hand the
largest stock Of Oats and Flour in the city, which
they offer for sale at reasonable prices.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

How MURAr DIEp.-The sentenee Of the Mill
tary Combination was read to him with due SOL
emnity.; He listened to it as he would have lis
tened to the cannon of another battle during his
military life, without emotion or brayado. He
neither asked for pardon, for ds,ay. nor for an
peal. He had advanced Of his own accord to-
wards the door, - if to accelerate the catastro-
phe. The door opened on q narrow esplanade
lying between the towers of the castle and the
outer walls. Twelve soldiers with loaded mus.
kets awaited him there. The narrow SPACE did
not permit him to stand at sufficient distance
TO deprive his death Of part Of its horror
Murat IN stepping over the threshold of the cham
Der found himself face to face with them. He re-
fused to have his eyes bandaged, and looking at
the soldiers with calm and benevolent smile.
said: sNly friends, do not make me snffer by ia
king bad aim. The narrow space compels YOU
almost to rest the muzzles Of your musksts On nv
breast do not tremble, do not strike me in the
face-aim at my heart--here it is. ec0s13e
As he spoke thus, he placed his right hand upon
his coat to indicate the position of his heart
In his left hand he held small medallion which
contained in one focus of love, the images Of his
wife and four children, as If he wished thus to
make them witnesses Of bis last look.p, He fixed
his eyes on this portrait, and received the death
blow without feeling it. His body, pierced at 30
short distance with twelve balls, fell, with his
arma opeps and face towards the earth, as If still
embracing the kingdom he once possessed, and
which he had come to re-conQuer for his tomb.
They threw his cloak upon his body, which was
buried in the cathedral of Pixzi.. Thus died the
most chivalrous soldier of the imperial epoch, not
the greatest, but the most heroic figure among
the champions OF the new Alexander ,ss7
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

/. GIVE learn from o. Gibbs, j. Esq, Of the
PRESCOTT Transcript, that the Steamer -Eolian, j.
H.Day, Master. has recently been purchased in
Pittsburgh for the St. Croix trade. She will take
her place soon after the opening Of navigation
between Prescott and Tsylor's Falls. She is lS
inches draft, carries 200 tons, runs we'll, has d
splendid cabin, and can accommodate 100 pas
ssngers. She can rum the wholewsy in any stage
Of water. s .sss 80 7ss
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

2 NOVEL MEErrSo. DR.. x. attended masquer-
AIDE ball. In the motley and happy throng he
falls in with fair pilgrim In black silk, whose
charming person, snow-wnite neck and bewitch-
ingy eoquettish airs awaken in his soul the most
rapturous love. She casts upon him looks Of the
MOST languishins tenderness he revels in the
hope OF having made q blissful conquest. He
musters NJ his courage, and ventures to address
her, t;.s ~.
"Wno art thou, lovely mask % asks DR.. X,
almost melted in the glow Of love.
Sis IL possible you do not know me, Doctor %
lisps the lady in black silk. 70 Sb4J 41u
Ono, upon my honor do not know thee %
"Bethink yourself, Doctor."
"Ah thou art surely the gracious fairy who
has appeared to me to-day for the fourth time, to
open to me the gates of bliss pa aessr nj
s'You mistake, Doctor, am no fairy.''
"Ah-who art thou then ?"
81 am the well-known lady to whom you have
now these nine weeks been indebted in the sum
OF two dollars and seven shillingss for washing
and ironing" m aes 81, y~ O. ssasb,ys
The Doctor stood like q petri6ed herring.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

q We are indebted to NJ. !. 8. Lamhat fog
late pspsss from Chisses.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

ca The Montreal Gazette says hat young
bride and bridegroom were riding in that n. :,yi'
borhood, when the lady was found to be speech
less from the effect Of the frost on her brain, and
she died soon after reaching homo. The sad
event is attributed TO the scanty style Of bonnet
ahe wore. ts....s s..s - = ss.-ssf, s.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

!. a One Of our joksrs the ether day, on read.
in the deaths in down east paper, and seeing
the ages OF great many to be eighty and up
wards, said he couldn't sec how people afForded
70 live 90 long 1T the North--he wasn't over thr-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

q "A gentleman asked . little girl what Il was
that made person feel 90 when another tickled
him. 81 suppose it il the laugh crsepin9 over
him, !" was the instant reply.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

F O. The Mississippi has risen at this point
about three feet, Sand when 1t raises the other
foot" as wsg said last year, sit will probably
runw 1t commenced rising o. Saturday or Sum
day, and now increases in height ss the rate Of
six or eight inches every twenty-fouf hours. Ac-
cording to present indications, the Joe must soon
break up. 4ola =
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

- Five men havs been killed By n sxplosion
Ct Ass da.p IN ths Egypt sesl mine q Dep
1ivW, n. e. , as. 'az3y q aees hiF
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

GIVE have received the municipal musings
Of "A."--but really ".E,''we cooldn't dream Of
telling the Public what you think of matters and
things, until you give us your other name Do you
expect Us TO trust yiu, when You refuse to trust
us? Come "A," oil w;tleyeu prudcry is
an age of brass +! .asfG 9,4a.efr9C -.k
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

Nxw Towns. We call attention to tho ad'cr'
tisemcnt of two new towns in our paper OF to-day
De Soto and Bloomington. The prcprietors~ot
these towns have taken wise course to bring
them into notice. and will realize good percent.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

o. Rev. T. Al. Fullerton Register of the
Land Office at this place, and Mr.. Newson of the
TINES, are now having some sharp passss-the
former through the Pioneer, and the latter thro'
his own paper-in reference to the rights (if
they have any) Of colorsd property under the pre-
emption laws. The former has majority of the
Supreme Court on his side, the latter, Justice,
right, christianity and humanitys- -Stillvoter
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

. sGT-A now steamer, one hundred and thirty
eight feet in length, is now building at Cnclnnafi
expressly for the Minnesota River trade. Capt'
Davidson, formerly OF the Jacob Trader, is the
owner. y. e - - - -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

.CY'Thc editor of the Minnesota Democrat has
worked himself into terrible excitement over
several articles which have recently appeared in
our paper, concerning the CAPITAL Removal ques-
ton When he quotes us correctly we may have
something to say. Our article read in this wise !:
owe DO not allude particularly to st. Anthony,
but to points above--the valley OF the Rum Riy-
er--the GREAT and beautiful country OF the Crow
Wing river. and the unparalleled growth and
greatness of the Valley Of the Red River OF the
NORTH
What We wished understood was. Il st. Antho-
nv persisted in fostering spirit of jealousy,
then We should look above to the points designa-
ted in our article. The editor of the Democrat
can peryert the language and misconstrue our
meaning to suit his pleasure.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

ey-We learn that Mr.. Garland sold acres on
the bluff in Minneapolis, opposite the Falls OF ST.
Anthony. en- Monday for $500, half cash. This
land could have been bought three years ago for
500 ner acre s ...-- '.E.s, I-.. ...s
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

G1"April Fool !" said little shaver about as
big as a pepper box, as a nice young man kicked
an inverted hat with a couple Of bricks conceal
ed under it, and hobbled away grooming and
staggering with the pain. Another man caught
glimpse of q pocket-book onthe sidewalk with
bills just visible at the end, and, waiting his
chance like thief till he thought nobody was
looking, he stopped quick and matched it up
only be didn't twas nailed down; and the dis.
appointed wight turned suddenly away from the
counterfeit bills transdxed to the pavement, and
sloped amid the jeers Of half-hidden bevy of
boys. sSee the paper pinned on that mans back
said another chuckling fellow to his accomplish.
and We looked to discover the appendage-sol |!
for our tormentors ostled each other and sung out
sApril Fool Il ef Sol d.ee1 & .cs1 ].
Well we are april Fools,' chemically, some
of US, but we would humbly suggest to the rising
generation that they should have more respect for
their seniors, especially for editors, than to I'M
dulge in such irreverent language. You should
not try to hoax people, boys, and if you must do
it, don't hoax us. rsn 49, =
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

I G. The London Times expresses the belief
that war between Spain and Mexico i ihsvits-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04
A Tremendous Effort.

The proprietors of the diurnal and hebdomadal
newspaper down street, are multiplying. We
learn that r. F. Houseworth, James Mills, Henry
w. Phelps, Henry G. Coates, Aminibod j.
Whillikins, Goodrich, Somers, &C., have now be-
come associated under the name and firm of
Houseworth, Mills, Phelps, Coates, Whillikins,
Goodrich, Somers & Co., and will hereafter de.
vote themselves religiously to limping irony, hob
bling rhetoric and original Latin. The majority
of these gentlemen are [dtlyl from the South,
and there are also two or three other Southern
centlemen-a sort Of corps de reserue-who seize
the editorial quill, and conduct the sheet, irnme.
diately after celebrations and holidays generally,
when the above are incapactated by super-au.
ity of spirits. Yesterday morning they all uni
ted in one prodigious editorial, and the attempt
was brilliant success in the production Of a re-
markable relic! We read that pearls have been
found in the brain of toad, but we doubt wheth-
er there is single toady in the Office of our CO.
temporary whose brain is enabled, without being
replenished from other brains, to furnish such q
pearl as this, Everything in the description Of
the reic-sa thin fat piece of metallic substance,
Of greyish green color, and hexagonal shape"
seems to indicate that is one Of the Editors Of
that sheet, unless exception should be taken to
tho sshexagonal" on the ground that each Of them
has more than six sides.
Aside from joking. Messrs. Mills, Phelps and
Coates, the gentlemen who have recently become
interested in the Pioneer Office, are young men OF
energy and enteprize and have our best wishes.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

ARMY ADMINISTRATIONS. Geucral Scott has
issued orders that the Fourth infautry be eoncen-
trated at Fort Walla Wala, Oregon, and thence
proceed across the mountains to Fort Benton on
the Upper Missouri, whore boats will be in readi-
ness to bring the regiment to Fort Leavenworth.
This regiment is to construct military road as
it advances. The Sixth Infantry, now serving in
Kansas, is to be Immediately transferred TO Ore
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

CO Hon. David Olmstead, writing to q friend
in this city, from Savannah, Georgia, speaks dis
couragngly of his health, and is only anxious to
return to the bosom of his family to die. Olms.
tead is a noble fellow, and had he not been base
ly sold by traitor to his party, wpnld at this
moment occupy a seat in the Congress of the Uni
ted States.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04

J q The following pithy correspondents from
Fred. Douglass Paper, explains itself: siia D
lises .a94i ss0RArIor, Ohio, Feb. 2Sth, 1857.
j Fred. Douglass Sir 81 have taken your pa
per for the last four months, and feel CON, ,ced
that every white man who reads it ought to be
rode on rally and then given q coat Of tar and
feathers saifiadss a9gs aw s1sa
5 sPlease publish this and stop my paper.
s,,..oT. ..-.efo. y.,eseas Sc s.sTHoxAs SIXTH"
To which Fred. replies: 80 i -. ~.
tasThomas Smith having prescribed the treat
ment be deems proper for white men who indulge
In the practice Of reading our paper, and having
confessed himself guilty of the practice, we trust
his neighbors will take him in hand and admins
ter the prescription.o
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-04-04
GO Our Border Rufian contemporary clown the
street, is publishing the decisions Of the different


street, is publishing the decisions of the different
,Judces of tho Sunre,ne Court on the bred Scott
case, after garbhnS them 10 suit Minnesota lati;
tudes. II begun yesterday WIKI raoeyss, crowd
ing into three and a half columns what origina ily
occupied as many pages. This it convene ntly
condensed by snpvressing Mi OF the ''pror crty'
argument Of the learned Magi, which ,ocs to
prove that negroes are a compromise bet yeen on
rang outapgs and pnk.faced babbo ms. We
shall look for Mr.. MIean's opinion (Which that
paper proposes to publish soon) dir torted under
the sinuous operation of Democrat &c quills, into
ranting Abolition philppic goinst tho Union,
the Constitution and the early ashers of the Re-
public. Never mind the decision vii; soon ar-
rive in pamphlet form, unbent and unperyertcd--
then We can all read it as II is. i1
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

Bill STICKING. Robert Linn. more se
lec,Iy known - Bob Linn, and IN private
circles a. W lillian Sucker or !. Bill Siicker,'
has elosed his engagement, with the Thea.
tire. aad recommended his old business o.
bill posting With renewed energy. Those
wanting bills posted, cirsulsrs distributed
o. anything Of that kind. can be promptly
st,ended 10 BY leaving their orders At any
Of the printing Offices. BIB has his slsss
open for orders at everv o6Ice.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12
Lat est II . w ..
wsshinsts. Itsas.

Woon10stoe lto1s.
WasHiseEos. May ..
Mr.. Alexander Evans this morning de
Iivered to the Government the ol1icial dis.
ga,eh with which he wss entrusted from
Dsliss to Msson. The latter represented
hi. general health ~ DO fine, though he 10
slightly lame from the effects Of paralysis.
asd further, he 10 ready to return home
whenever the administration shall intimate
to him this 10 desirable.
Napier also received dispatches enclosing
. cody OF the correspondence between Ciar.
end ~ and Dallas. respecting the rejecled
treaty.
. Dallas in letter 10 Cass, expresses the
opinion that II the treaty he'd resohed Eng.
land prior to the election. IL would und,ubi.
edly have been ratified.
the President 10 receiving no visitors to.
day. being closely engaged on Instruction.
70 Walker. relative 10 Ransas.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

AeeiDssrs ~ the DalDss Yesterday
aessIag. fss minssss aftss sss.a o'clock.
The sisrpwhsslss ssssesa In esaiag dewa.
ssruek shs woedsn covered Of draw pier Of
the Dsssspors Bridge. sas sppss'sd to
have % hi light h1ad 81 ssssm. ssd IT,
seeidsnt was svidsnsly Ito result Of pure
ssrslsssnsss Or dssisn. There wss scarcely
ssy wisd blowing u the slns. and the river
b q sssh ssass - 70 asts he ssvi6s.
iea Of the bridge easy. The oasassa vss
pct iejussd. 4 fss ainusss sftsrwasds, IL
Tennessee Bells cans dewa ssd ssa slsp
s2siass ~ assas Per = hss iasbeasds sses.
Ing sway ~ sstiss lssss gard . ~
sisss . pestiea 81 hsr dsss esBds 81
sl'shsly isjssise ~ sssssesst enasd. ~
essssssd ever y Rssh Isiaet. vAess ~
vss ysossstsy ssassesiae sspairs. 80
ssaaees - tAsss ssoidses IN =
- = sst'ns tlnss, &c y
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

To rHe LADIES. A will be ssen BY I'D.
vertisemcnt, the attention oil lhs ladies' 10
particularly invited 70 the auction sale Of
dry iods. b. Aaamion 4 Rape. on Second
street. jas, above Perry. There will be
fac chance 4, this sale u obtain excel.
lent goods a, bargain. There should be .
crowd 81 ladies' present. as rich opportuni-
ties f5r purchasing stable and fancy dry
goods cheap and rare viii be offered
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

cneAso Passs. -This sSssllent pspss
nss cone out 10 IN entirely hsw dress.
presenting : ssas,ifsl sppeannes. The
Prsss 10 agrsss savcsiss 10 Iowa. No %
per outside Of THE State deseses more o..
ssn,ion TO everything sPpsssaiuing TO Iowa
than ,hs Prss,. It's columns ere alwsys
opss 70 everything esisals.sd 70 sahs
known the resources Of dsveiopmsals u
cur prosperity. The Press i : 6sss slsss
sAss, ia every attribute Of . good sssiaAss
end asss.psper. We hope ito large lise 10
this State will b greatly iscssassd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

Rccx lsLAsp.--our sister city appears To
be prosperous. The Advertise il informed
by Duildisg contractors that there 10 FIVE
hundred per cent. more building going Oh
in ina, CITY than during the same season
laC year. fieslls upon the Council TO sub
init to the people the question OF a loan Of
e,o( GOO fer city Improvements. III view q
the fas, thar Dayenport - about to vote Q.
loan OF SaOo 600.
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OAUfrE yOD OGlIcY.

Mr.. cHAs. DAY, Of Chicago, ssviss ssssos
,n,st..si win alta u, 0Is,.ts Job oass, Be Siil
ssrssfser have me sssiss sspsrvsasa Of tAas q.
part meat. A. ~. Day IL enc Of ~ ssss lob
sia.sr, "a 80 -n,a All oar sss.tiuss Tor tAs
ss,caIos of wsss asvs ssssss,y boa greatly %
srs,i 81 i.sss aii,slsas Of isssss styles Of syps,
-, - c,a az psssio oar passcas ts % sssss
JOB WORK Of all v.nsass vita asAsas~, shsspsos
aai despatch. " ~ ssuss so,vs, n vsii -
sssa ,Aa, - haze esasssA soss sssas pssss -.
saia,ry. Tai. 10 ~ only sa,s iaa, 'si,y vAsrs
sssea power 10 sssA, % iAAs oss helliiiss are
aasqas'isd. SANDERS BRO.
Davenport, March is.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

Srnrors ACCIDENT. The large we're
house In process " erection at Cannon's
mill fell on Saturday, during the severe
wind. with tremendous crash, seriously
injuring several Of the workmen. Mr
Mitchell hid 'eg broken. Henry Robert {
ankle Was badly sprainej, aud several 9th
srs more " less injured.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

NV I0eS - u
The eitissns OF Doooklyn held oessiae
last night. numssoasly attsadsd, 70 psotest
sgainsi the use VI ioeomosives On ~ Long
Island Railroad. On Atlantic o. 0peechss
were made and resolutions sdeessd. goiag
10 shoe that the kssisses VI that thorough.
fass had been ruined, end properly general |.
y deprec,llsd In value BY the Ne u ssssn.
The ouasansise coma,ssiesssS have Do.
tsreinss 10 erect nes buildinss y piaee d
shooo Destroyed by Ire.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

Cotp Aoais. Saturday evening the
wsa,hr charged very suddenly and became
quite cool. Sunday was chilly. but yester.
day morning WAS decidedly cold for The see.
son. I, 10 the unsnimous opinion OF the
people Of this region. thu, we have had en-.
tirely enough cold weather to last ill Isx,
d
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

DAVENPORT AND KL,xUx pscKEr LiSE.-
There has been a change back 10 the Of
time In TINS Packet Line. a. will be see
b. advertisement. THIS has bsen fendese
necessary b. the fact, tina, the late chang
o. tins ID nes suit ,ne maize, and indes
threw them twelve hours behind at point
bslgw. The time o. departure fer x coke
aad Intern date points vii be seen in .,
vertisen 4. Dsih packets are excelies
bssts ia every particular.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

CouSrY PHfsrclAS We lean tina, ~
amectiig Of the County Trustees. held
last Saturday evening, Doci. Oldchausen
was elected County Physician. We d. no,
know hin personally, but understand he 10
. physician Of thorough educsti.n ard long
experience,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

FRrsH SHAp MIR. n. T. Green. age1t
for L. D. Plat & Co. Nss Haven, AID
dealer 10 oysters. fresh fruit, fish, &c. o,
Perry stree, between 81 and 81 streets
Express Bailding, has furnished " with >
very fae ire.h shad. He receives them BY
express, nicely packed ia zee.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-12

MArs SrRarr looks something like .
street, % far a. IL ID macadamiaed, and illus
trates just what q number Of other promi.
nept streets will be by mex, fall. We have
heretofore Dragged Of Davenport mud; We
srs now commencing to boast Of our good
stress.