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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-11
FROM THE SALT LAKE.

1 NJ make the following extract from the cor
sondence of the Chicago Journal, dated a.
|s.f;reat CITY Of the Salt Lake Valley, July
l849:"
= lend Wi,son II enclose you two dohars !. ~
11 dust. You will please send me 1he "oi'"
y in Daily Journals to San francisco.
Y Il arrived here on the 7th in fiity,se'en day
the Missouri river, having laiu " .un "a
rconn, Of ferrianes, rain and rest. we are
Gne condition and proceed on our jour
an ss sw Of our cattle are lame, and we have
x2sEa y - - o,r far fresh ones We have about
miles to 20 yeti is an amfl Jour
R"raMas. BALLESrlNE and KELLOGG have
~ their cattle off for horses here.
~ me 10 give you description OF this to-
Si3 CITY. II is situated on slight slope or
hin. The slope hardly perceptble, and is
three m les square, and laid out IN nine-
wards, and fenced into wards. The streets
beautiful-eighi rods wide, and every street
a small stream Of water about two feet wide,
krripating their lands. (The water is equal,
81 ahead OF the Croton.) These streams a.
nd in speckled trout. Their farming land is
The Valley. They have farm in one enclo-
that is 5 By IA miles in extent The lands
very rich. Mr.. Haywood, the Postmaster,
me that he knew of one bushe OF potatoes
be raised from single potatoe.
got well acquainted with the Big Bug, here,
CHAM Young their Bishop. heard him
nch yesterday. also got acquainted with
lg. Gen. Rich and family--also with Mr.. Hay
Sod and lady, and one OF the finest ladies' ever
lew. Mr.. Haywood is brother-ln-law TO engl-
Xeer Talcott. In fact these Mormons here are
IA finest people in the world, and in about five
years they will have the finest city in Anne RIGA
fn4his is IN America.) They are building a
re Council House of stone, forty feet square.
iey are also building mint; next year they
lend to commence building their Temple
Aey find good building stone in the kanzons
olt five miles from the city. They get their
bod about ten miles in the kaDzons.
One mile from the city, north, is fine warm
1phur spring, making the finest warm bath
III ever man see. Onr boys have all enjoyed
bince we have been here. Two miles farther
is a boiling spring.
u The horses here are mostly adobies, called
leSies. These people do all they can to make it
plessant and agreeable to strangers and emf
rants We have had the finest season ever
Town for travelling with cattle; plenty OF grass
aad water. The old mountainous and trappers,
Ia Mr. Bridger of Britger's Fort, say that feed
I'd water ia better this season, than il has been
twenty-seyen years.
I've are here now with six or seven mule trains
1t started with US. We have passed mule
ins and pack mules. We kept ahea'l Of Bry-
t's pack mule irain, when we left him at the
be lion OF Fort Hall and Salt Lake road About
e-tit,h of the train come tins way. It is at
Isl 100 miles nearer, and much better road and
ass
kFEugar and coffee are wor,hls per pound here.
Jour and bacon $50 per hundred lbs. The
kfops look fine this season. They commenced
3Asterday cutting their wheat.
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FAMILY OINTMENT.

~ sally acknowledged to be an nfsilible REM
edy, in every case where it has been faithfully APP
piled on the human system, for promoting fnssn-
sible Respiration, drawing out the inflammation
from wound, relieving pain Of every kind, and
IN Its healing qualities the world does NOT pro-
dace its equal and the pubic pronounce ii the
cheapest and best Family Ointment that has ever
been used. All diseases Of the Flesh, Obstinate
Ulcers, Old Sores, chlbIains, Sore Throat, Buns,
cuts, cnfaneons eruption, Sore Nipples, sore
breasts, Diseases of the Eye, Ague in the face.
side, back and the other parts Of the ., steA.
Boils, Ulcers, Scald Head, Bruises, fresh wounds.
and every kind Of sore containing the leas, bar,
ticle Of inflammation, are permanently cured bv
this great remedy. w. B. SLOAN
Grand Depot, 30 Lake ST., Chicago, III.
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IMMIGRATION TO IOWA.

The Immigration to Iowa the present season
promises to be very great. Large numbers OF
movers have already entered the State at this
place, and we learn that the same is the fact with
regard tomosl OF the other crossing points. They
come from all sections ofthe Union, invited hth-
CT by the conviction, now becoming widespread
and general, that the advantages of Iowa are I'M
surpassed, and that she is destined, ultimately, to
take her rank as one Of the foremost States Of the
conlederacy. This mmigrating process, which
seems to increase with every annual return Of the
spring and fall seasons, must swell our population
immensely during the next ten years. 1t Is a safe
calculation TO say that under the federal census
of 800 we shall number half million Of inhadi-
tanls!
A natural effect Of this continual influx IS the
extension of the settlements into the interior OF
the State. Thefrontier is daily becoming more
and more distant. few years ago many be-
leyed that the country lying beyond the Des
Moines was comparatively worthless; but the
fact that heavy population is already located
there, with the manifest assurance that very
81 ort time must e.apse before the whole country
is dotted over with farms and Improvements clear
to the Missouri river, at once dissipates such an
impression. The lands in this section are de-
scribed by all who have had opportunities OF
forming correct opinions as being equal to any
in other portions Of the State. The only draw
Dack AT present Is Tue want OF convenient MARX
ct. Give to this extensive region an outlet for
its productions and soon it will be made to rival
the older counties IN thrift, population and en-
terprise. Sooner or later this outlet it will have.
The chain Of railroad connecting the upper
Mississippi with the Atlantic cities is nearly
completed The next link will be connexion
with the Missouri river, across Iowa, probably
by way Of Fort Des Moines. The chain will
then be complete, and the resources Of Iowa will
then begin to be developed. -Buriington Gas
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IA AN INsIpIp CONFERENCE.-The. Pa'ey
Guild imagine nothing more insiPd than a
ban and his wife living thirty years togeih-
/, without single conjngai quarrel. To
~ ardent politician, HE in the county
named in the following paragraph, would
be into'erab!e. How slight must be the
|sprinking of political acid in community
9hat has but one Locotoco to one hundred
IND forty Wings:
Po,tawattomie county,. Iowa, voted at
DE recent election, as follows--Whig, $50 !;
ocoioco, 4. This was the county which
vas deirauded of its vote in the Presiden-
BAL and Congressional elections, last year,
" the I.ocoioco authorities of the new
Dtate.-N. Y. Sun.
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IOWA COLLEGE.
EVHE 2nd year of the Prepare


- tory Department of Iowa College, will
Der merit There will be during the year three
terms Of thirteen weeks each, commencing on
October 9TH, January 10th, and April 1lth.
The following Text Books are used in the In
stituton:--
English, Coburn's Intellectual Arithmetic,
Davies Arithmetic, Wells Grammar, Morse's
Geography, Omstead's Philosophy, Days Alge-
bra, Davies Legendre's Geometry.
Latin, Yields Latin Lessons, Andrews and
Stoddard's Latin Grammar, Anhon's Cesar,
Anthon's SalIust, Cooper's Virgil, Anthon's
Ainsworth's Dictionary.
Greek, Runners Greek Grammar, Ovens
Anabasis, Greek Testament, Donnegan's Lexl-
con.
Arrangements have been made by which the
Students can obtain the above books, and also
Stationary, at rates below the usual retail prices
Tuition is $500 per term. Board can be OBJ
tanned in private families at from 81 so to $500
per week.
A Greek class will be formed at the opening
of the next term and a. the commencement of
another year a class will be prepared to enter
upon the regular College studies.
The Trustees have erected neat building of
brick for the use of the Institution, which over
looks the towns of Davenport, Moline, and Rock
Island, and commands beautiful view OF the
Mississippi for several miles both up and down
the river. They have secured well selected
Philosophical Apparatus, sufficient TO illustrate
the most important principles in Natural Phllos-
ophy, &c.
The Institution will continue under the care
of Rev. E. RIPLEY, Professor of Ancient Langua-
ges, who has during the past year well sustain
ed the reputation as scholar and teacher with
which he came to the State. Other teachers
will be appointed when needed. in bringing
this Institution again to the notice of the public,
the Trustees do not hesitate to express their full
confidence that the facilities which il affords for
laying the foundation of liberal education are
not surpassed in Iowa, and also assure it's patrons
that they shall spare neither pains nor expense
to enable il to meet their highest expectations.
]. A. REED,
A. B. ROBBINS,
E. ADAMS, SEr. Com,
J. McMANuS,
c. ATKINSON.
Davenport, August 23d, 1880
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-11
Rattle Snake Bite.

Dr.. w. y. SLoAS-D Dear Sir-Lasf month Mr..
A. b. Taylor, OF Gopher Hill, Indiana, had
horse badly bitten on the nrse by Rattlesnake.
Some ten hours after, saw the horse, his head
was remarkably swollen, Immediately applied
your Ointment freely, and we were asiorished at
the prompt relief afforded. In less than one hour
the swelling began to abae, and in twenty four
hours Il had nearly al subsidized, and within three
days tho horse was not only fit for use, but was
actually put to hard labor without any injurious
result. Yours, Respect, .,g
L. BARTLETT,
Chicago, June 9Th, 1919
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STEAM SAW MILL
AT AWDlI0Na
ysvyyr, STEAM SAW MILL lately ere

ysyVKE STEAM SAW MILL lately erec-
4 ted in the City Of Davenport will be offered
at Public Auction on SATURDAY,, The eth
inst, at 10 O'Clock A. M on the premises. to-
gether with, the lot Of land on which it is situa.
ted, measuring 2l0 feet on the river, and running
back from it 300 IT, The Mill can be seen in
operation at any time and it is considered by
competent judges to be first rate Mill, capable
Of cutting 5000 or 10000 feet of lumber in ga
hours. 1t will be sold to the highest bidder at
the time specified, by the proprietor.
JAMES MCCARTHY.
Davenport, October It'll, l349. SITS
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sTEaIsROAT REGISTER.
NOTICE.

The Right Rev JACKSON KEnPER, D. d., Bish-
op of the Prot. Episcopal Church in Iowa will
preach in the Episcopal Church in Davenport on
Wednesday the 18th inst, !, in the morning, at l0a
O'clock, and in the evening at I O'Clock. The
public are affectonately invited to attend.
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A serious division appears to have taken

A serious division appears TO have taken
lace in the friends Yearly Meeting,
[ Hicksiie) Of Ohu. The subject of dissen-
ZION was the policy Of taking part, ms a
Society, in the various reforms Of the day.
IN excitement, unusual in such peaceful
assemblies, prevailed during the setting of
be meeting, and it is thought that the
reform" part will adopt separate organ
kation.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-11

CoFF1Ns.--The Cincinnati Nonpariel
SAYS, that one establishment in that city
sold over swelve thousand dollars worth Of
cod;ns in that city, since the breaking on,
of the cholera.
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Highly Spoken Of.
Ertract from the .Waukesha Democrat
Wis. Hen 9. 1919

"SLosNs MEpIcINEs.''-A subscriber writing
from the town OF New Berlin, requests US to say,
that he has used Mr.. Sloan,s Horse Ointment IN
several instances during the past winter, and al
ways with the desired effect, and wishes Us to
recommend it to those who have the use and care
Of horses. Mr.. Sioan's medicines are highly
spoken OF genera ally. and from the favorable az
qnaintance We have with that gentleman, we are
led to believe that they are prepared with view
to give real benefit to whatever purpose they are
recommended.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-10-11

JUDGE McLEAN's AccouNTs.--Twenty
[ears ago. Judge Mclean retired from The
eneral Post Office. A few davsngo, says
Washington letter writer. clerk. adding
accounts, discovered that a balance W as
dne him by government Of 500, for which
warrant has been issued ia his favor 10
be forwarded. Gin. Ea-.
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A person writing from San Francisco,
says;
$40 such an extent is the vcneration for
the fair sex carried here, that have seen
party Of Oregonians stop and have dance
round an ole cast off bonnet.''
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YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL.

TeNISS JONES informs her friends and
E&V& patrons that the Fall Term of the
Young Ladies' Schools will commence on Nom
DAY, the l7;h September.
During her visit to the East she has procured
necessary apparatus, &c. for the School room
and has also made an arrangement with her sis
ter, Miss ELIZA JOKES TO assist her in tae School
and TO give lessons in Instrumental Music. and
in Latin, to such Young Ladies' as may desire it.
No pains will be spared by the teachers TO faci-
itate the progress Of the Young Ladies in their
studies.
Davenport. August 23i. l849 Soft
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SLOAN'S COLUMN.

tTAll the Medicines advertised By w B
Sloan are sold by A Sanders, Davenport, Iowa !,
VIM d 4 Nurses, Moline, Ill. ), and VIM C
Norris, Rock Island, and by Merchants, Drug
gls's, &c, in nearly every Town in all the Wes-
tern States.
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trFrom the late foreign intelligence
ve elm the following item:--

Jacob, who was implicated in the late insur-
fectons i'll Germany, was executed lately.
Mannheim paper SAYS, that he walked TO the
blacc OF execution smoking cigar, repulsed the
kriess who offered to attend him, saying 81 am
! Sadducee; I have no religion - refused TO have
is eyes bound, and gave the word 10 the SOL
iers TO present and fire, himself. This is the
xteenth military execution in Baden.
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TO TUE r.ADEES.

tSlsS RS. SARAH 4. TAYLOR would
sAv1s respectfully inform the Ladies Of Daven-
port Tint she has commenced her business, the
.Waatua-. Making in all its branches and would be
happy to have the Ladies call on her at the for
mer rcsidenc. of Mrs Robinson, on Third Street
below the Presbyterian Church
Davenport, October 4th, 1919. 4-3m
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Persons can wade the Ohio river near
Cincinnati, i, being lower now than it has
been for several years past.-Chi. jour.
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Capt. Rvnders says in late publication
that be always picks his company. There
couldn't be SO much harm in that if he
lidn't pick his company's pockets.
Prentice.
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Terribly Scalded,

Fellow citizens of Chicago, the deem and die.
tre.sing wounds lately received in being TERN
bly, Scaled by the bursting ola distiIery boiler.
were healed in the short space Of fourteen DAYS
by the free application of SIoans celebrated ONT
n,eat. Also, my child, that had been sorely al.
flcted for several months with .Marasnsus. on
whom had expended large sum OF money for
medical advice and medicines, was restored to
health in less than three weeks BY the use Of
Sloan's Ointment.
For injuries on horses am confident sloan,s
Ointment is far superior to any other remedies
now used.
In my opinion Erery Fdnaily should constantly
keep on hsnd this valuable Ointment
MICHAEL DIvERSY.
The Child was Healed
York Precinct. Page Co., III.
Dec. eth, IS4J
Mr.. w. B. SLoaN-sir: Last summer one Of nv
children was badly bitten by rattlsnake Ne
applied your Ointment freely, and ssthe child was
heaed.''
Also, I had horse wounded in tue stife Joint,
in which he took cold and became so much swol-
len and distressed, that the horse was supposed
worthless, but by a free use Of you1 Ointment
was soon cured.
We have used the Ointment In great many
other cases, with equal success
WALTER WHITEBEC.
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CAPS.

A fine assortment just received Of OF
ter, Musk, Cloth, Hair Seal aud Glazed
Caps-at all prices from 25c. 70 $500,
at WhI. INSLEE'S.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

W WILL teach mn Evening School the
~ ensuing winter, commencing LIST Monday in
November, provided lean get from 90 10 3Opu-
pills. JAS. THORlNGTON.
Davenport, 9Th Oct. l849.
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CO nj M e r CT AL.
corrected lceekly By c. $. INtisler.
DAVENPORT, Thursday, Oct. III, l849.

PRoDUcE. PROVISIONS
Flour, Dbl. $50 4,00lPoRK heavy, 900
WHEAT, win. bu. so 60IHAMs, lb. AZ a 5
>, sp. >, 45 a 55lSHouLDERs,,, -34a4
CORN in ear, ), 10 20iSIDEs, -4a44
;, shell'd :, 20iIARp, 5 6
;, meal ), 25 a 30lBrrTER, 10
FLAxsEED, ), so a GO! HONEY, 10
TlM.SEED, LOCAL, 25CHEEsE, Ga IL
Oars, ), 20'CHIcKENs, doz. 15al 90
BARLEY, ). 35lEsGs, ;, 6
Hay. ton 300 a ,o0IPoTAToEs, bu. 80
Wocp, cord, 2,Ooa 2, 50IBEANs, VIII. ), so
Coil, bu. 10 l2ISALT, Kan.,, ga IS
BEEswAx,i ID. l6E ;, Liv. >, IS
HIDES, green,,b. 24IAPpLEs, dri. blu. ,e5
;, dry, >, 5AiPEAcHEs, >, LISA 200
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LINSEYS.

A fine lot Of plaid and plain Linseys.
very cheap, at WM JNSLEES.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

A large Stock just received direct from
Boston, which are offered very low bv
VIM. .INSLEE.
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JUST RECEIVED.

Satinetts, Cnssimeres, Jeans, Tweeds
Cloths, sc. Call and price them at
VIM. INSLEE'S.
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STRAYED

STRAYED
TaROM Walnut Grove on Saturday
III morning, September 18th, 7icehtg-Sir Cat
tie, seven cows and six calves. ANY information
will be thankfully received of said drove of cat
lie by directing letter to JEREMIAH DING
WALL, De Witt, Clinton county, Iowa, or left
at this office.
A reward Of TEN DOLLARS will he given for
the above cattle or Of information where they
can be had.
September eth, 1884, 3-3w
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OINTMENT,
AND CONDITION POWDER,
Have earned great name.
EOR purity, miIdness, safety, certaiu-
ty, and thoroughness, Sloan's Oint-
ment excels, and is rapidly superseding oil
other Ointments and Lifiiments for the
cure Of the following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Sprains,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone, Wind.
Calls, Poll Evil, CalIus, Spavins, Swee-
ny, Fis,ula, Strains, Lameness, Sand
Cracks, Foundered Feet, Scratch
es, or Grease, Mango and
Horn Distempcr.
The Powder will remove all infamma-
ton and fever, purify the blood, loosen the
skin, cleanse the water, and strengthen ev-
cry part of the body, and has proved sove-
reign remedy for the following diseases:
Distempcr. Hide-bound. Loss Of Appetite,
Inward Strains, Yellow Water, lnflam-
nation Of the Eyes, Fatigue from
Hard exercise; also
Rheumatism,
Commonly called Stiff Complaint.I which
proves fatal to many valuable horses in this
country.
Il is also safe and certain remedy for
Coughs and Colds, which generate so ma
ny fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 90 Lake ST., Chicago III.
W. b. SLOAN,
And sold in nearly every town in all
the Western States.
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FLANNELS
ALPACAS, Sc
SHEETINGS.

SHEETINGS.
A large lot Of BIeached and
UnbIeached, at prices that can't be
beat, by WIN. lNSLEE.
Davenport, September Goth, lS49.
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NEW MUSIC.
NOTICE.

IA LII persons are forbid trusting my
GEaA wife, RosANNAH RILEY, as am determin-
ed to pay no debts Of her contracting from this
date. MICHAEL RILEY.
Davenport, Oct. 18th, l849.
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CALICOEs.

CALICOES.
A fine lot Of the latest style Prints, just
received, which will be sold at very small
advance on Eastern cost, by
WIN. INSLEE.
FLANNELS.
A fine Stock just received, and for sale
Gerry low, at VIM. lNSLEE.
ALPACAS, sc.
Some beautiful Apacas, Mohair, Plaids
and Delisle stripes, which will be sold cheap
at VIM. INSLEE'S.
ClIEEHINE0
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remainingin the Post Office at Davenport on
the Let day Of October, l849, which if not taken
out before the lst day Of January, will be sent
to the General Post Office as dead letters.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-24
A good ne ginning but mot ultra.

The selection Of the Hon. John NJ. Clayion rs
Secretary Of State In Gen. Taylor's Cabinet has ID
ven very general satisfaction. II has moreover set
tied Two points, first, that the Cabinet will be
Whig decided, and yet not ura--and second that
It's leading member will be Statesman of ripe expe
rencc remarkable alike for his talent and tact tho
roughly devoted to the Union, and enjoying in an
eminent degree the confidence Of his fellow citizens
OF all parties. We say of al parties for although
our political opponents do not concur with Mr. Clay
ton in his lending views Of national affairs they all
concede that he Is one Of the abes Statesmen In the
land and that the honor and interests Of tho nation
will be perfectly safe In his hands.
The Wing Journals hold but one language. They
hail the selection with delight and regard II rca
ization Of all their hopes and predictions, far at
least as the head Of The Cabinet is concerned. II is
clear, therefore, that Inc President Elect has made
good beginning, His first important act connected
with the new administration, is 10 harmony with
the wishes and sentiments Of his friends throughout
the nation, and may be pointed 10 with confidence
as an index Of the general views and feelings by
which his Administration will be governed.
Gen. TAYLOR lisa Whig--decided, but not ultra
The mcmbers Of his Cabinet will be Wings, and YET
in view of tho fact that thousands OF Independent
voters throughout The nation rallied to his support
Immersed with the belief that his policy would be ut
once moderate and firm, conciatory yet decided, IL
il bnt fair 10 infer that his The Executive Of
the nation will harmonic with the declarations made
from time 10 time In his public addresses that in
brief while he will never for moment wayer In his
attachment TO Wing principles he will regard him
self as the President Of the Dation and act In ber
al enlightened and truly patriotic spirit Phiia. In
giiirsr, nhig. sf F,t 8s Z