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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20
HOTEL AND FURNITURE
.tt Auctt0n

HOTEL AND FURNITURE.
at Auction.
VIZ be sold al public auction, on THURS
DAY, the eth day Of April, l84s, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, on the premises.
AUA THE beautifully located and
Es!!M well known Hotel, "IliE MAR
nni RAGANSETr HOUSE" on the
s Hill, in Newport. This house was
built few years since, and is expressly adapt
ed for boarderS during the fashionable season
1t has ample accommodations Tor seventy per
sons, and the location is unsurpassed by any
other establishment in Newport. The sale piil
be p0sitire at all epents, and those who wish Ia
purchase an excellent establishment, for the
purpose above named, or, as a private resi-
dence will do well to attend the sale, as such
Opportunities do not often occur.
The house may be examined al any time
before The sale.
Immediately after, will be sold al public
auction the furniture as II now stancS ~ the
rooms of the house, consisting Of beds, bed
steadS. bedding, carpets. tables, chairs sofas
crockery and glass ware, and an infinite vari-
ely of other articles, suited TO such an establish
menl. The sale Of The furniture will also b.
pOsitire, and offers rare opportunity to.the
public, for great bargains.
Conditions at the time and place Of sale.
II. Y. CRANSTON, &. SON.
hSSiguees Of A. V. Taylor.
Newport, April 10 to ~.
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Dissolution Of Co-partnership.

niIE Co.pdrtnershp heretofore exlslng
II between Philip f. Dunham d George
w. Green, under lhe name Of Dunham ~
Green, was dissolved Oh the both of Fehrnary
last by mutual consent. George w. Green j.
alone authorized to settle all concerns Of th,
late firm
The subscriber will continue the
Painting and Glazing Business
on his own accGnnt, a. successor TO Dnuham ~
Green, at the old stand, No nc, Thames street,
(next south of the Post Ollice,l and intend,
keeping a general assortment Of Paints, OH
Glass, VarnSh, Brushes, DC. DC. aS at moder-
ate prices as any oihcl store ~ town. Crate
ul for past iavorS he respectfully solicits II
continuance,
GEORGE ~ GREEN
April G. l'i5 Tyr
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VsA e. NN Va GD EU Exs1
ViiIS Company, although it cannol boas; Of
l. being. The Oldest Tea Establishment IN A
mcrlca' does 81 nm to have sold during the i@o
years of ilS existence, more good pure, and un.
mixed Teas, and at lower prices, thrn any SimI-
lar Establishment in he United STATES.
/ The following Is = list ci their retail prices,
which will be found to be nearly The same az
similar Companies The only derence they
claim is IN the quality of tie Teas
GREENS kCEc
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Al Torn Council of The Torn Of NGpon,
holdcn al Newport, April ID, 1918.
x~riT pppAI\Ep no Tho Tovn CounriI Of tho

Az IOWH t0unCN OF me IOUn U 4NUpOIf,
holden at Newport, April l5, 1918.
Ut 1T ORDAINED by the Town Council Of the
oIown bi Newport
l.t II shall hot be lawful on and after the first day
Of May next for any Dog dogs or he In any of
the streets highways oi as toWn,withou sufficient
muzzle or strap made of leather, over the Jaws
Of such animal, efiectuNy TO prevent him from
hitting, aud also u colnr around his neck WIN the
name OF tho owner distinctly inscribed thereon and
every such dog dols found al large as aforesaid,
without such muiEe and collar. shall be KILLED by q
person to be appointed by The Town Council Tor that
purpose.
ri. Whenever any dog or dogsare upon the premises
Of person. worrying his sheep or ihring ms prop
erty OF amy kind in amy manner ur moesing or deIHn-
ing any person In the streets ur highways Of the town,
upon his premises hny ant every hhhhiinnt oi me
town may exercise without special appointment the
powers given the officer or person bE tue preceding
section whether such animal u muILed and collared as
aioi essid or not.
Sd Al ordinances relative IL dogs heretofore passed
by the Town Council are hereby repealed
Order ed that the above ordinance he punished IN the
New port Daily News and Daily Herald twice week
until the first day Of MAY neNt when saii ordinance
shall go into effect. true copy attest 49,.
" H. ROWLAND Council Clerk.
April ls.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

late Of Portsmouth deceased, which said will
has been duly proved, aud that he has gwen
bond to the Court Of Probate, of Portsmouth,,
as the law directs. Al persons having claims
asdnst sad estate are requested tn present
them fr settlement, and those Indebted to
make iumsdIsn payment
GEORGE l. POTTER, Executor.
Portsmouth, tpul 10 lci5'
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A Boy Wanted.

WANTED in the store Of the subscriber, a
w smart, active, intelligent boy II or II
years old None need apply unless well re-
commended A. II. STEVENS.
April H. d
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

\ The Teas MENTIONED in the above catalogue
are put up in Quarter. Half and Pound Pacs
ages, made perfectly air tight. sn warranted TO
be well worth the price marked on The gbcl u
I they are non found to be 80, they can be relOrn-
ed at auy time and the money will be refunded
The Canton aud Peckn Tea Company. al.
though not the exclusive ,ndeTS the Instly
Icclchrn'ed 'llowqua Mislurc can still scroni-
modale their customers with II. ~ piicc and
auy other.
The col ilens Of New2od anl vicinity sic
re- pectfnily i1,it,d tO chi ~ The 3bUys sore.
I5J Ihainc, street and ied ~. gsdltigS Oi
bc,e feus ., The cOmparY rFs yCu bden onfr
ihe pui,ba .orS masc'nnc i!ial 80. an svtnsirs
,iisior " 100 ~ s.,ui.i
~ - 4
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

IN Wednesday evening between the Mason
" ic Lodge and the Town Clerks Office .
Wrought Velvet Bag; containing purse
handkerchief and Thimbe. Any person
finding The same and returning it 10 thi, office
shall De suitably rewarded.
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RAID AND RHODESLANDER THURSDAY MORNING APRIL 90 1s4s
To be let M Auction.

IN Thursday, the 9Th of April on the prem
" ises, the estate IN William ST now occupied
o,y Abraham Brown, for one year from the first
day OF May. Conditions al The time and place
OF sale. J. GOODSpEED, ,Anctioueer.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WM be sold at Auction, on SA TURDAY,
nert, al 9o'ciock, A. NJ, at jeremiah Good
speed's auction room,
A QUANTITY Of household furniture
A likewise, ore Gold Watch.
PETER 2. REMINGTON. Adm'r
JEREMIAH GOODsPBED, Auct'r
April 10, le4S.
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/ Court Of PROBATE, Nc,o NiorchGm, Aprd 3D.,
! lsiS.
! 4 y Instrument ~ wrltihg, dated March the
[Al5th, lSiS, putp"rt,ug To he the last ail
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Isls Spring Arrangement. lsIS.
Newp ort & Providence,
DIRECT,
THE SITA MER
= il II R Y :"
CAPT. WOOLSEE,

,GSr "a WILL resume her trips on
sffytaA5 MONDAY, March 20, l64s
@s-zzss--s-Gxs VIII leave Newport for Proyi-
dence on Tues@ay, Thursday, q Saturday
mornings at o'clock, and leave Providence
the same days at - O'clock for Newport -
Fare 10 cents.
Passengers 10 Newport on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days, ~ Saturdays from Providence in the
afternoon can return The next morning bv tak-
ing the Perry from Newport ot 7 o'clock
and the BiadiordfDuriee 81 at Bristol Ferry
On aud after Monday. April Sd, the PsRRY
will eav Newport on Mondays. Wednesdays,
and Fridays at u Ia o'clock, for Fall River
connecting with the train for New Bedford
and Boston. at + o'clock, arriving in New
/ bedford at Q Ia o'clock aud Boston al II o.
clock A. NJ
/ RETURNING-wil learc Fall River al q
| O'clock A NJ. for Newport. on The arrival
OF lhe tr,ln from Boston and New Bedford.
/ Fare 30 cents.
! On the Fall River days, passengers for Prov
idence can land OF Bristol Ferry and take pas.
sage IN the Bradford Durtee for Providence
March l--dAw
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For Sale.

AwA Tilf Sore No 100 Thames street
I.s;M For further particulars apply To James
@t&. Hofswell. JOHN HORSWEiL.
mar 30 4w.
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PERFUMERY Il FANCY SOAPS

A VARIETY Of French aud English Per-
IAfumery and Soaps, which in order to make
room for II new supply, will be sold very low.
April 49, d at b. II. TISDALES'S.
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Executors Notice.
MARY l.. POTTER,

VNIiE subscriber hereby gives notice that he
Il - named sole Executor ofthe last will and
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-20

Shirts of Superior Quality,
With Linen BOsNms,
Collars and Wristbands of
all sizes and styles, and
made by the best hands
in our town OF New.
port.
VNIIE subscriber while waiting orders from
L the South for which market he has for The
past two years. manufactured Shirts and paid
out over $1,000 cash TO females for the work,
has employed portion ofhis best hands in ma.
king up choice lot for the home trade, which
he offers for sale at trile over 8 each, by the
single shlr. dozen, or larger quantity, at his
residence ll9 Thames street. over IL. d A.
PARMENTER'S STORE, where those dispos-
ed 10 purchase can examine and try them M.
+. COGGESHALL.
Newport, March 29th, lSiS. d&wtf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14
w IllG TIC T. r
For Electors Of President crd Vice Prcsidcn
NEWS FROM IRELAND.

Aware Of the great interest prevailing
community in respect to the struggle in
Ireland, VIC surrender much of our space
this week to the details Of intelligence
brought over by recent steamer arrivals.
Quiet has again been restored TO that OPP
pressed country, and all those bold spirits.
first to arise in the attempt to shake oil
Britain's yoke, have been arrested. There
is a feeling rife in England tina, their pun
isbmcnt should extend no farther than 10
Imprisonment. Capital punishment would
doubtless be attended by results more fear
ful in their nature than those which the
Government is now attempting 10 subdue
The clergy Of Tuam, in Ireland, have iss,i-
ed memorial to the Queen PRAYING her
Mnjesty's mercy for "Mr. Smith O'Bren
and the other unreflecting persons who
have SO foolishly embarked in the late Ia
men,ablc outbreak, thereby proving to The
WI " WIFI utteI tu>iutN AittT tht GUS
tomary quantity Of adulslion usually adj
dressed the cars-noi the understandings
ofthc ore occupying throne, the memoir
al concludes thus :-.Rcst assured, the
heart Of Ireland is sound and true toward
your gracious Majesiy-hencc we implole.
VIC entrcat, nay, VIC mos, humbiy bcg-'no
blood, and as ministers of religion, whose
sacred duty il is 10 incu!catc peace ard
good will among men, we still farther beg
TO assure your Majesty that the concession
ofthc prayer ofthis our petition shall be an
additional stimulant TO us to uphold the
laws, and to secure, eyca at the sacrifice
Of our lives, the stability Of iha. throne
which is SO happily occupied by your most
gracious Majesty and Your memo-ialists
shall ever pray" &c.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14
SIR. WEBSTER FOR GEN. TAYLOR.

SIR. WEBSTER For GEN. TAYLOR.
Mr.. WEisrER's Speech at Marshlield,
avoNcl himself fully and decidedly 10 favor
Of Gen. Taylor. lie considered him fairly
nomina,ed-he did no, believe that slave.
~ had any thing To do with the nomination
that The South was not accountable ior
il. The free states had sixty minority in
the Philadelphia Convention lie doubted
the policy OF the nomination. lie held
Cass 10 be the most dangerous man in the
nation; the embodiment Of the war spirit
opposed to the treaty Of Washingion-he
was for the whole Of Oregon-hc would
never have peace il he could have his way
he was for continuing the Mexican war;
Now we must choose between Taylor aud
Cass, for one or the other will he elected.
aud 10 one else. II is Taylor or Cass.
Chicago Journal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14
IMPORT

As the season has approached when il
becomes necessary that we purchase our
winters supply ofpapcr and ink, we mus,
earnestly request those indebted to this
Office to make payment between this time
and the first oithe ensuing month, al which
time we expect TO visit 81. Louis for the
above purpose. As We never We, have had
to appeal 10 our friends in vain We rcly up
on this request being complied with with
out delay.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14
CLERMONT No. ..

This old and regular packet has ngair
taken her place in the trade and will ply as
apackst between this point and the Lower
Rapids. As Capt. Littlclon is the first one
who run n rrgniar packet TO This place, and
is IN old pioneer on the western waters and
M oblieing. gcntlemanly man besides, we
wish him mn abundance Of success--asbestos
pressed down aud running over with
eagles!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14
YER MONT ELECTION.
NEW YocK. Sept. Is, =

NEw foEk. Sept. d, , 4. NJ.
We have returns THIS evening from scv
entv-oight towns in Vermont. showing iha,
The Wings have elected larly-siX Rcprescn
ia.iscs, the Free sail party twenty -one
an1 the Old llankers nine.
The vote for Governor ia twenty-five
towns stands az follows:
For the Wing candidate. Bib; for the
Free Soil candidate. 1911; Tor the Old
bunker candidate, l.053-showiny n major
ny ct near 800 votes for the Wing candidate
over both tickets.
PnrLaDELrnt,. Sept. Il. e II.
The Barnburners Vi Philadelphia have
nominated q. W. JACKSON ms their candi.
date Tor Congress. They have also nom
mated inll State and county ticket.
A Liberia packe, sailed to-day, carrying
out seventy cmigran.s.
BasroN. Sept. 6-Sp.M.
The Democrats Of Massachusetts. in
State Convention, have nominated Gen
CALEB CUSHING as their candidate for
Governor.
II has been officially announced bv the
coroner Of London, England, tina. the Chol-
era has appeared in that city.
NV York, Sept. &, ST.. II.
The Old bunker State Convention e.,
New York met nj Syracuse to-day. The,
nominated as their candidate for Governor
Chancellor WALwoRTii. and Tor Lieut.. Gov
error CHARLES O'cnNsoR.
The blockade Of Bienos Avrcs by tho
French, after continuing thousand DAYS
has hecn raised.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14
From the No. Republican.
TELEsslkAPEs-C DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL.
OF THE WASHINGTON.
LATER Y's:SN EUROPE.
NEW YORK. Sep. 6.

| nc splendid AfnGTcican steamer WASH
ington, has Just arrived from Bremen AM
Southampton. She left the latter port OF
the 2ls,, bu, briggs nothing later than th,
Niagara from LONDON, and only la la da,
later from Liverpool. The Washington ex
perienced heavy gales on the passagc-du
ring which she lost her third officer, Jane,
Henry, by falling overheard. She hrough
over q large freight and many passengers
At London, a gloomy feeling cx listed, j,
consequence OF the continued bad state o
the weather. The potato crop was suffer
Ing severely.
Every thing was quiet in Ireland. Thu
trials growing out of.he late disturbance,
were progressing rapidly. John Martin
editor the ..Fclon" news paper, was iount
guilty oftho charges preferred against hin
and sentenced to ten years transporta
ton.
Thirteen persons, charged with treason,
scdiiion. &c. including Mears, Mean, Bren
nan, O'iiiggins and Taiic. were shipped al
Kingston on board OF n Government steam
or. aud sailed either for Port George, ID
Scotland. or Cnrrickfcrgns prison.
The city Of Dublin and its vicinity were
entirely quiet, nor was there any prospec,
oi an outbreak.
At London, on the afternoon Of the 10Th,
Consnis closed at s6l cents.
Al Paris, on the 18th. the three per cents
were at five per cen,s7l. Tho Boursc
was very dull.
There were approximations of Jan out.
break IN Paris.
The debates upon the attempted rcvolu-
tons If June. aud the Report Of the com
initice appointed 10 investigate tho facts in
connection with that and the previous cma.
tas--n which Ledru Rol.in, Louis Blame
and Cansdcre were conproniscd-.ha had
commenced. Cavaignac had placed large
military force around the walls of the Ma
iional Assembly. which. il was believed,
would bc sufficient to suppress any out.
break
Charles Albert was DESTROYS Of abdica.
ting the throne of Lombnrdy.
The Emperor Of Austria has returned 10
Vienna.
The mediation Of England and France,
III the affairs OF I.o,nl,ardv was successful,
and the terms favorable la Austria.
The Italian Chamber oi Deputies IMAM
imoisly accepted tho mediation Of the
French Government.
In Spain, skirlnisl,cs h-vc taken place
between The Queens troops md detach.
ment Of the Carlis,s in which fourteen q!
the former were killed, and the remainder
captured.
Hungary was ngi,atel bv the threatening
aspec, of the district of ki!,enda. The i'm
habiianis were Ewing, and the war carried
en in barbarous nannef---eutiins III
heads, saving on limbs. &C.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14
From the No. Republican
TELEGEAPIsJC DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
HiBERNIA,
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New York, Sept. 8-Ir II.
The Cunard line steamer LiJeraia, arrive,
tbs morning from Liverpool, whence she sale,
on the o6ih ult. Her adviccs are therefore
week later.
The news is not ofvcry extraordinary interest
She brings accounts OF cala'niions dlsas.c
at sea, in the burning OF the Ocean Monarch
bound from Liverpool TO Boston. She leit por
with 1913 persons on board. The fire was dis
covered when eight miles from Ornishcad a
the time, sewers vessels were il sight. Nr
LITTlEBaLr's watch bore down 10 give her assist
ancc, bu, the wind was blowing too hard to APP
| proach her. A boat was lowered from her. ana
| seventeen persons were saved. The Brazilian
frgatc Alphonze. commanded by tho Marfui.
dc Lisbon. on pleasure excursions, aud having
on board the Prince DEJoixvILiE, DAcn,LE. and
4 large company, was also in sight. She also
lowered her boats, and by extraordinary exer-
,ions saved one hundred and fifty Of the luchless
passengers and crew. The Prince DrJoi.yIILE
is said to have distinguished himself, b. his in
deiatigsble and successful efforts 10 succor tho
distressed Fifty persons were also rescued by
other vessels; but sill the loss OF life is agoni-
zing.
The news from Ireland is Of meagrc cliarac-
ter. On the second trial OF o'Dougherty, the Iu-
~ could not agree.
Smith O'Brien, and the other leaders of the
Instruction in Tippcrary, were 10 be tried by n
special commission.
The grain crops are represented as being be-
low an average.
Lord John Russell has announced tina, he will
convene Parliament should England again b.
threatened with famine.
In Scotland, the movements o. the Chartis,s
have caused some uncas ness. All kinds OF mu-
SONS III war have been discovered, showing
tn, existence OF an extensive conspiracy.
The coniincn Al news generally, is .: pacii-
c chafac cr
Tine Socialists :, Il disturb the peace o. Paris
hnt there wee no outbreaks.
The Italian question Is i'll unsettled. Charles
Albcr, exhibited undated confidence in his
ability 20 sustain his position. The nie .vontioa
OF France anu England was vet continued. and
rumo- saws that Austria IS content 10 adopt iae
Adise frontier, leaving Lonibarly 10 join Pied
moni or Switzerland. This, j, was opposed,
ght form temporary basis, BE-; no temporary
peace can be expected while Austria hoidsauy
portion OF he Peninsula.
From sch'eswig. here is nothing. There is
a fu.po, Of another amistice
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14

NEW YORK FOR GEN. TAyIoR.-A let
ter addressed 10 Ge W. Jones, recently
appeared in the Dubuque Express, which
..hss many signs ia it TO induce the belief
that it was written by Gen. CAss HIMSELF
Tho author says: The Barnburner move.
mcnt of Mr.. Van Buren, and his friends,
will have no other effect than to give the
vote Of New York TO Gen. Taylor This
is high Locoloco authority.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14

G-Delusion Smith, the lost found oil
Tyler's administration, aud tho Iowa Free.
man, are throwing bad words at one nno,l,-
or. We don't know that we Gun better
s4defne their position than to quote .
oouplet from the latter source:
~laow one fool Tolls his tongue on, at another
And shakes his empty noddie at his brother"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14

CoUNTERrElTERs ARREsTED.-Wc are
Informed by the Clerk of the Dubuque that
last Friday evening three coun,crleiters
were arrested at Oqiawka, Ills, and thai,
the authorities were in pursuit Of two 9TH
ers. Those arrested had on their persons
$500 10 counterfeit money, mostly on the
Ohio and Indiana banks.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14
ROCK ISLAND MEDICAL. SCHOOL


A Medical School has been established
ut Rock Island, ILL.,, and lectures will COM
mence on the first Monday Of November
next. The following constitute the Facul-
ty.--
Gro. w. RICHARDS. NJ d.. Of st. Charles, H..
President, aud Professor Of the Theory ana
Practice OF Medicine.
NJ. l.. ksarr, NJ. d., oil Chicago, ILL.,. Professor
Of Materia Mcdica and Therapeutics, and
Dean Of the Faculty.
c. B. CHAPMAN, NJ. d. OF Madison, Wis. Profess
sor OF the Principles and Practice OF Surgery
w. s. PIERCE, NJ. d., oi Rock Island. H., Profes.
sor OF General and Special Anatomy.
JonS F. SANFORD, NJ. d., of Pennington. Iowa
Professor Of Midwifery and Diseases Of Wo
| men and Children.
CALVIN GoupY, NJ. d. Of Tsylorville, ILL.,, Profes
sor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
s. G. ARMoR, NJ. D.. Of Rock ford, ILL.,, Professo
ofPhysiology, Pathology and Medical Juris
prudence.
ORPnEus EyERTs. NJ. d., Of Fond du Lac. WIS.
Demo stralor Of Anatomy
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14

SAGE ApvIcE-The Iowa Freeman,
Van Buren, paper, enjoins il upon its friends
to sslcarn TO labor and to wait" We have
seen no better injunction cmana,e from
that source its friends must learn TO wal.
though they heed il not.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14
0Ar-BRowsIow. tl,e eccentric editor .

GrBRowsLow, the eccentric editor Of
the Jonesboro (I'cnncssee) Wing, refused,
at first, 10 support the ticket. But time has
soo,hed him and he now goes in for Fay
Tor nnd Fillmore. lie closes on article
with the prediction that Taylor will carry
Tennessee BY from 5000 10 10000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14

FIRE IN ST.. LoUIs.--Thc extensive
hoard ward OF VIM. Patrick, on Main be-
tween Wash and Biddle SITS. ST. Louis, was
entirely consumed on the 3D. inst. Loss
from $4,000 to 100000. Insurance
5000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14

PcrAro Ror.-This singular disease is
prevailing TO great extent in this vicini-
~. Many farmers who had planted scye-
raj acres in potatoes will mot save enough
Of the esculent for the use Of their own
families.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-09-14

Flour is quoted Al 3ls 81 10 OBS; Corn, :;ts TO
33s; Corn Meal, It's 10 lis 6l; Cotton was al r
stand: Upland Aid. Mobile 4! Orleans IL
Sales o. this week, $3.50 bales; imports, 3a,0Uo
bales.
18th, the funds experienced rise o. one hall per
cnni--clnsInn III Il. 10