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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-22
CALIFORNIA GOLD!
AND IT'S ErrECTS ON PROF
ERTH.
1T is predicted bv all the old

merchants and successful operators Of the
East, who for half century have closely OBJ
served the monied operations and its effects on
property, that tho late discoveries Of incxhaust-
ible mines Of Gold in California, will advance
tho prices Of real estate throughout the East and
Western States some two or three hundred poi
cent, and that there 10 not one acre Of land neat
the river in the Valley Of the Upper Mississippi,
but what will sell from twenty TO thirty dollars
per acre within tho next three years. r. ere 10
now IN opportunity Of purchasing at reasonable
prices, several tracts Of tho hest situated and
most valuable landed property in Scott county,
selected many years since BY myself; offer the
whole on reasonable terms, A. ! wish ~ 60 into
. speculation 10 a large amount in tho Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad that 10 to pass through Dav.
enpoYt.
l will cell the following property list Two
forty acre tracts within two miles Of Davenport
3D. Four tracts Of eighty acres cnch within
one and ono half miles OF Davenport. One hun
drcd and fifty acres broke, house. and good and
never failing water.
Sd. Twenty five acres Of good timber within
four miles Of town.
4sh. A large store and dwelling in Davenport
recently built and in tho most substantial man.
ner, nov rented a. &s,20 per annum.
18th. A steam Touring mill, IS by GO feet, new
and in good running order, well located on the
bank Of the riverin Davcnpcrt, with good land
ing and now rented Al SliiO0 per annum.
9th. The best water power in Iowa, capable
Of running thirty pair Of four and . half-toot
burr stone, or other machinery in proportion,
with sixty acres Of good land attached.
] will guarantee the above property TO sell
within three years 1t an advance Of fifty per cen,
on purchase, under forfeiture Of two thousand
dolars 10 the purchasers.
NIB. Wanted hands to Gu. COCO rails.
Apply to
A. C. FULTON,
Al the Post Office, Davenpor,.
March LIST. l849.
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State Of Iowa, In tho Dis,ric, Court Of
Scott county. ! said county.
Archibald NJ. Campbell, J po,;,o, ;, e.,..
David Colon. Mortgage.
DllE said defendant will take nn.ice
- that the plaintiff on the 10Th February,
lB40, hlcd his petition in the District Court OF
said county praying for a judgment on q promis-
sorry note, dated June 9th, l8a3, executed by
said David Colon for payment three years from,
the date thereof to Joseph Turner Of the sum oil
five hundred and fifty dollars with six per cent
and for tho foreclosure Of mortgage bearing
even date with said promissory note gwen to Sc.
cure the payment thereof and executed bv said
David COLON on the following irnets OF land
situate IN said comfy. to-wit: Lot No. three f3l
in section No. three I3l in township No. seventy
eight 10 north ofrange No five 81 ems, OF the
9Th principal meridian, and also five [5l acres Of
land from the east side Of tho north west quarter
Of said section No. three f3l containing in oil
sixsy-ninc 1851 5-i00 acres Of land, and for a
sale Of said lands 10 satisfy said judgment, the
said nofc and mortgage aforesaid having been
duly assigned to said plaintiff for valuable con.
sderation. The said defendants 10 therefore re-
CURED To appear At the next term Of said Disric,
Court Of said county to be held on the fifth Mon.
day after the fourth Monday in April next. and
plead, aLswer or dcmur to said petition.
JAMES THORlNGrON,
Clerk Distriet Court.
ARCHIBALD NJ. CANrsELi., in person.
February 22d, i8s9. 24-6w
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6usDrc RsuEpy.-Ths Medical Faculty on oil
hsnds esd al others who have tried them. are
scs,ifying that Dr. Bsagg's Indian Queen vegcss-
BILE Sugar Coated Pills are not only the most
popular medicine Of the age, but are performing
cures in bsoken-down constitutions, where En-
larged Spleen, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia and
General Debility are fast pulling down their VIC
tins into the grave which none but truly 'Hc-
soic Remedy can do. The Tonic Pills build
up end strengthen the system, from the very
stsrs. They drive out the disasters by storm a.
il wsrc-not by tearing down and wasting the
visai energies, but BY augmen.ing these forces
from the moment they arc taken. They are
truly ~onderful medicine and we advise the
-siek 70 try them.
SEQ Dr. Brsgs's advertisement in another col
umn.
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The Half has not btenl iald.

Fox RIVER, June i2, "a.
DR. Slosn--Sir: Please send BY the nearer q.
aew supply Of our Horse Medicines They are
the best articles Of the kind that have ever ".
ed, never having been disappointed in their d.
feet, 40 have been in the use Of other, even The
most celebrated O,ntments, Liniments, &C., o.
the day. ! like very much this feature in them.
viz: that they do all tina, 10 promised and upoa
thorough trial ono 10 constrained TO add, vhss
half hiss not hcer sold'
Respectfully, NJ DUDLEY.
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More than fifteen years Of unsivalIsd sueesev
in tho cure OF every variety Of external dissass6
and injuries such % sprans, bruises, cuts, busss,
cuianv0us erupione, sore lips, sore bssssss, ehap
ped hands, chilbsins, biIesf ulcers, eosns psias
in the back, sides. o. other psrss Of tho syssemf
ra.sleshake bites, &c, beats ample testimony shsi
Sloan's Ointment 10 Just the thing fos The kous.
Certificates without number have bses rsssiv.
ed by the Proprietor, from disinsssssssd indvid ;.
uals giving details Of remarkable curss e6sessal
By its use.
February 18th, lele.
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NEW STORE
AND
Q CHEAP GOODS

HE subscriber has received in
IL addition to his Stock Of Goods, lot Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
such % Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, drawers, &c.
Also Broad Cloths, csssimcrs, Saiineits, twceds,
Jeans and Linscys, hannels, Alpsccss, Caledo-
MIA, Abysnia, wooden and worsied Goods, prints
and Mcrfimsc calicoes, assorted styles and ig.
ures, Brown and Blcached sheeiing and shirt
ing, Pittsburgh cotton warp, carpc. chain, Bat
ting, wadding aud wicking, Buffalo robes, sole,
Kip, calf and Upper Leather, Sligo Iron, Sheet
Iron, Steel Plough Lays, Nails and largo cas-,
ketslesi Wooden Buckets. tubs, crurns, bowls,
&c. 00OCER1ES Of oil kinds, L r, G A
and Salt, window glaze, csockcry and G!sss
ware, Hair and Leather covered travelling trunks;
good assortment Of Ladies and Gentlemen a .
Gum Over shoes, Shoes and Boots OF oil kinds,
Hardware, Paints, Oils and Dye S,uffs, Dried
Fruit, Wall paper, and live geese feathers, which
will be sold cheap for cash.
JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
Davenport, November 3Oth, I0l8.
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PLOWS! PLOWS!!
DEERE, TATE 4 GOULD'S
IMPROVED CENTRE DRAUGHT
PoISISXDD OAST.syVHx
YL@WSs

W. have just completed our
w new, large and much improved Manu-.
factory at Moline, and BY our skill and long ex-
pcsiensc in tho business, arc enabled to furnish
Plows Of oil kinds in complete order, and war
rsnsed to scour Tor polish in any soil, and Of
easier draughs than any other now in use.
We have on hand large quantity Of CAST.
STEEL which was manufactured expressly for
~, at the River Don Works, Sheffield, England,
BY Nsylor & Co., aud imported BY 10, which we
arc converting into PLows, At tfifiing increase
OF cost over the common articles generally in
uso. With this exception We use Lyon, Shorb
& Co.'S. best Spring Steel for all our Mould
boards, &c.
We have constructed heavy east.ron presses
for bending and shaping the Mouldboard, Share
and Landslide, which makes them uniform in
shape and size, 90 that either part being broken
or worn out can be replaced without the trouble
OF carrying the pillow 10 shop. BY knowing
the size OF the Pow which may need any sucl,
part or parts we can send them whenever order
ed, and always warranted TO fit.
Mr. DEERE has manufactured the celebrated
Grand dc Tour Flows for the last ten years.
Two and Four Horse breaking Plows, double
single and Shovcls, Culiiyators and Hoes, alw avs
on hand and made in the same thorough man.
ncr and warranted.
We would invite Farmers particularly. and
all others interested in the improvements Of til.
day, to examine our materials, Machinery, &c,
and prove our articles before buying Others.
Flows furnished at wholesale at liberal dis
count from retail prices.
DEERE, TATE e. GOULD
Moline, X. Island CO., ILL.,, Feb. 9th. 1922
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REGULAR PACKET
From 81 Louis to Davenport, Iors.

49, The fine and fast pas
senger steamer, ARCHER,
Capt. Thomas n. Briefly, Master, hes common.
ced her regular trips ss a packet between the
above named ports. Leaving 81 Louis every
"wednesday she will srrivc ut Davenport Every
Saturday, and leaving Davenport on Saturdays,
will reach 81 Louis on Wednesdays. Freight
will be taken st tho lowest rites, md every At.
'ension will be paid TO the comfort Of psssen-
gers. march %, 28-ts
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PUBLIC SALE.

~ virtue Of 40 order of the Judge oi
- the End Judicial Distric. Of Iowa 10 Chan
Gerry Sitting, shall offer II Public Sale on tho
5th day Of April next, 90 she residence OF Homer
s. Finley, near Davenport, al and singular the
personal property belonging Or appersaining 20
the lsse firm Of II. 8. Finley & Co., consisting Of
the entire stock Of Fruits, Flowers, &C., belong
ing to tho Scott Nursery. One gray mare and
harness. too Ploushs, two cnlsivssofs, spades,
hoes, the one-half Of an interest in peach Or
chssd on Cooks farm, and sundry nursery and
gardening implements. Terms Of sale one-half
cash in hand. sae-foursh in elk months and one
fourth in twelve months, notes with approved
security will be required.
JAMES THORINGTON.
Master in Chsncery.
Davenport, March Ssh, 1919. e6-4~
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TINS PRESENT WINTER. Robbins,
librsrisn ol the Hartford AshenIum, who
10 now over eighty years old, and hes KEEP,
. record 1t the weather from his youth up,
acknowledges that tho present winter beats
oil former ones in his record, for the OK
tent ofiss coIdness, ~ measured By tho Their
momcter.
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NJ DUDLEY.


The ordinary ointmenis and linisneSss il u
well known, are severe and partial in their ops-
ration. Slosn's Ointment IL mild, yet thorough
1t reaches and removes tho cauGe, hence IL
gives real and permanent relief.
For purity, 9ildnsss, safety, certainty, and
rapidly sdpersedng oil Other Oin,msn,s ard Lis.'
i,uen D now in usc.
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Mrs l. Kiddcr Of Boston, Mass, says that she
hiss no remedy on her shelves which seems to
meet the waass OF her customers 20 completely
- the Great Americas Remedy, Vaughns Vc-
gctable Lithontripsc Mixture.
This famous article Ass attracted Oh. notice
ofthc Buffalo Medical Journal,' and one OF the
contributors to that work seems 20 think the Lc-
gisla,urc Of the State Of New York oughtto buy
the secret. The faculty arc enraged because
ted that il should be given to the public-'pro
homo publico,' 20 il may be alter fortnnes have
been made with j, and ill then let oil who suf-
Ter from sickness Of any kind, call upon the A.
gents and &c, phlcs.-Erehonge paper.
A SANDERS, Davenport, } s,~,,.
VT NoRRIs, Rock Island,
FARNAM, Tfareling Agent.
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NorJcE 10 FoessoN Com HUxrsas.-Mr.
J. Randolph Clay, our Charge to the Re-
public Of Peru, has notified that government
shst The "auriferous laods sud mines ri
gold" 10 California end mostly within The
dominioos Of the United States. and tina,
the Psruvisns must not trespass on our dig
gias.
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x N intelligent boy, DESTROYS OF
" empleyuens ed sf obtaining . know J.
edge Of the Drug 6ssinsss under IN exPesisnesd
Druggist, can obtain good situsson sPon ~.
pliceaioa % the esbeosibsy. A 6AHDERS
Dsseaport, March ed, 1919.
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B. 5 A N + o Il ID,
DaUOGxsT AID GROCER,

\ r the Did Stand on Front Street
p Davenport, Iowa, has laid In full sssor,
ent Of Dfuss, Medicines, Chemicals, Grocer,cs
uitss Specs, Ols, Pants, &c., Tor tho scason
uprising ulmos, every article in the line
mong which are tho following, viz
All DR.. ia. mes Medicines,
Wistar'. Balsam Wild Cherry,
Townscnd's Sarsa,afilld,
Hungarian Balsam.
Indian Vegetable Tonic,
Mofal's Phoenix Dit,er.,
Hayes Linsment for Piles,
Upham's Pile Elsc,uar,,
Pain Extractor,
Linsments oil kinds,
Jayne', Moti.,s, Bsnegs, Brandrc.hs.
Wrigh,s, Smiths, Peters, Lees;
Poriers, CIeveIands, and
Emcrsous Pills,
Black aud Cayenne Pepper,
Allspice, Cloves, Mace, Nu,megs,
Cinnsn,nn, Race, w. !. and Ground
Ginger. Salera,us, Sal Soda, Alum,
Copperas, Salt Peter,
Chalk, Pitch and Rosin,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Raisins, Figs, Pruncs,
Currau,r, T'amarinds,
Cifron and Dates,
Imperial, Gun Powder, :,
Young Tyson, and Black Teas;
Goldfish, Mackerel, Smoked Herring,
Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, uud
Pipes, all kinds;
Liverpool Blown. Ground Alum;
Turks Island, aud Table Salts,
Paints, Oils, Tuspentine, Vsrnishcs,
Brushes, Glass, Putty, Nails, Cordags,
Lines aud Sacking Irvine,
Gun Powder, Shot, Lead and p. Caps,
Indigo, Modder, Logwood. Fos.ic,
Red Wood, Annaltu, &C.;
Cocoon and Chocolate, Old Javo, Rio,
and HAVANA Coffee, Rice, Tapioc",
Pearl Sage, Arrow Root, Pearl Barley,
vermiulla, Soda, Butter aud Sweet
Crackers, Loaf, Powdered. Crushed;
Clarified and N. .. Sugars,
Golden and N. o. Syrups,
8. II. and N. o. kloiasses,
Old Oiard and Seignes,c Brandy,
Port, Madeira, Swce. Malaga, and
Clarct Wines, Holland and Baltimore
Gin, Jamaica Rum, and Old Mononga-
bella Whisksy, for Medical purposes.
Abscynth, Alcohol, Cider Vinegar
and Lime Juice, Sperm, Star aud
Tsllow Cnndles, CASTLE, Rosin,
Almond, Windsor and other Soaps;
Candies Ass'd.. Wis,ar's Cough Candy,
Ginger Nuts, Writing aud Letter Paper,
Blk, Bloc, aud Red Ink,
Superior Steel Pens, Quilts, &c.
Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Fi'besis and
Hnzlcnu,s, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Rnzors, Scissors, Packet Books,
Wallets, Silk and Cotton Purses,
Combs, Ass'd. Violin Strings,
lInir Brushes, &c. &c
The above with AT least 500 different articles
{ enumerated nre all warranted OF the best
alty, aud will be sold AZ low as ut any Store
the county. Cash or goods will be paid foI
liter, Cheese, Tallow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed
axsced, &c.
B. SANFORD.
Davenport. Dec. 18th, t;,Jh
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PAINTINGS!
WIN. =. HARBls,

'AVING permanently located himself
- in Davenport would inform i,s citizens and
the people Of the surrounding country, tina, he
10 prepared 10 execute oil kinds OF PAINTING in
the best manner.
House, Sign. Ornamental, Steambost, Car
riage, Buggy and Wagon Painting.
ALSO:
Glazing and Paper Henging.
Snor, adjoining the Post Office.
Davenport, Feb. 10th, l84g. e3-tf
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sLOAN's Column.
THE BI:sT AND C1lEAPEST
Horse Medicine in the World:

0-All the Medicines advertised By w B
sloan are sold by A Sanders, Davenport, lowe !;
VIM e. A Nnrse's, Moline, I'll :, and VIM c
Norris, Rock Island.
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COM M E RCIAL.


[CoreeteS seekly b. C. s. WAiatr.
DAVENPORT, 7nsrsdsy. March -, i8s9.
F.or., ssi. $50 1900 Poax heavy, 200
WasAs, win.bu. 6OIHAns, ID. ~ y &
i. sp. !. IS . 55lSnouLDsIs,u -3iaA
Coax in car, !, 10 % OlSIDRs, .4ali
:, sheil'd ), 2O,LAaD, sac
:, meal ;, IS 3OlBurrsa, l6al9
FLAxsEED, !, 50 62llfiosEy, 70
Tin. SssD, i,OOs I, 2sCnEss., 6ai1
Oars, - 49, sOlCnlcxsHs, dos. 75al ,OG
DAsIIy, ). 33Eoss, !, 6se
HAN, ton 400 S, OOlPorA ross, bu. 20 . SO
WooD, coed, 200 4,50BEAxs, VIII, 50
Coal, bu. lOa l2lSAL1, Kan, 02i u
BsxswAx,lb. 10 :, Liv. ;, "a
1jrDEs, green,lb. 2AlAPrLEs, dri. hu. La
), dry, !, 5iPsAcsss, !, LISA 2,OQ
With tho opsaiag q navigation We resume cu'
wedkjy review Of the markets.
ST. LOUIS, March 18th.
FLoua. $500 AS. WHEAT, good, DOC
MIXED 20 . 00c; cAsicc, 50 85c. Com, 30 q
33e, sacks inc. Oars, 26 &c. BARLEY, CON-
mon, 70a 75c; chsics - 80c. RYE, Soc
Day H,oes, 6ac; green ssised Sac. FLAxsErn,
IS s0e pss bush. csEEx Arrlss, 81, 50 zoo
per Dbl. Day ArrLEs, 81 . Csc per bush. Day
HxsusA u - las per bush. LAaD, ~ Sc,
BAoox, hams, SC; Shoulder, 3isle. FoTAross,
% . Csc. BGAns, IS SC. per bush. CAsroR
BsAxs, 81 20 per bushel.
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SUBSISTENCE OrrIcx.
ST. Louis, No, March 18th, I0l9. {

SUBSISTENCE OIrIcg.
81. Louis, No, March i4sh, I8i9.
SUBSISTENCE STORES.-WilI be
- cold At public auction. on tho 18th day OF
Nay, 1919, at Fort Akin on !. r., the following
subsistence stores, viz: From 50 TO 100 barrels
Pork; 100 to 600 hbls -four; 40 10 GO bushels
beans; 1900 to 1000 pounds rice; 1900 TO 1000
pounds coffee; 5000 TO 1000 pounds sugar; zoo
10 800 gallons vinegar; 800 to 400 pounds can
dies; 1000 to 1900 pounds soap; Is TO 20 bush.
els salt; 10 to GO gallons molasscs.
GYTcrms cash. X. b. LEE, c. S.,
March ., 28-7w Maj. u. s. Army.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL
OF
wgNHNE GOODS
AT

UsT received a large and gen.
- cral assortment Of WINTER GOODS,
usually called for by the Farmers, wiz
nRY-GOODS. GROCERIES.
HARDWARE, QUEENS.WARE
BOOTS L. SHOES NAILS g. GLASS
OILS AND PAINTS.
All OF which will be sold nj a small advance
on cost for Cash or Good Wheat, Pork, H,des,
White Beans. Furs md Decswax.
November Both, 1913.
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t1cU LOT INC IcOplc.
More than fifteen years Of unrivalled success
in the cure Of every variety Of external disssses
and injuries, such sprains, cuts, bruises, burns,
cussneous erupsons, sore lips, sore breasts, chap
ped hands, chiblains, biles, ulcers, coFns, pains
in the back, sides, OF other parts Of the system,
rssslssnake bites, &c., beans ample testimony
that Sloan's Oinsmens 10 just the thing for the
hour.
Certificates without number have been receive
cd BY the proprietor, many Of which appeared in
our columns, from DISTINGUISHED individuals, Civ
ing details Of remarkable cures effected BY lie
use.
0fAYAll the Medicines advertised By w b
Slosn arc cold on sgency Ivy A Sandes, Davcn-
port, Iowa; VIM A T. A Nurse, Moline, Ill, and
WIN C Norris, Rock Island.
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WEEKLY PACKET,
For Fl .uadison, Burlington, Oquarka, .Nep Bos.
tom, bloomington, Rock kland and Davenport.
a. The Weekly Packet,

L Losson, Matter. will commence her regula,
trips TO tho above ports, and continue through
the season. The American Enge will leave s,
Louis for Rock Island and Davenport, every Fri.
day at4r.M. Returning, will leave Rock island
and DavcnPor' every Monday NJ 8 NJ; Bloom.
ing,on and Burlington same day I; Kcok uk every
Tuesday at q o'clock 4 n; Quincy same day Il
~ N; Hannibal ,sme day at i2p. N.
For freight or passagc apply on beard.
March %, I8l9.-28-is
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STEAMBOAT RbGlsTEEa.

For The ,ceek ending March q, l849.
ARRIVALS. DEPARTURES.
March ~ II. MARY No 2, Atchison Dubuque
SENATOR, . Smith ST Louis
u 81 CRoix, J J Smith Davenport
i8 oswEso, Smishers do
Ia FRANKLIN, Lodwick Dubuque
10 II. MARY No. 2, Atchison St Louis
AxERlcAx EAGLs, Cosson Davenport
FISAxcIxR, Carson Dubuque
70 Bon AccoRD, Bersie do
WAR-EAGLE, Reilly do
DR FRANKLIN, Lodwick ST Louis
OrrEa, Dubuque
TINE AND TIDE, Gould do
ARCHER, Briefly Davenport
N. WAcsoxER, hine do
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IIendrich Hama, ln-..crc
~. We S~~''
Madeline Rixin Hsins, eoS"'y'
otlE defendant 10 this case will take
- notice that tho complslnsht hts filed his
Bill in said Court praying : divorce from the
bands Of matr,mony existing between said COM
plainant and said defendant alleging ~ q reason
thevcfor that the said defendant refuses 10 live
with him % his wife, and that unless the said
TO be holden 1t Davenport on the fifth Monday
sf.er the fourth Monday in April next, decree
pro eonjea will be entered.
JAMES THORlNCTON, Clerk.
=. CooE, Sol. for Compile.
Davenport, March l5sh, 1910. 17-8wt
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~ FINE toned BASS VOL in cnse,
- Tor sale BY CLESSLIE.
Davenport, Aug Sd, i848.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-10
EO3. lie PGlladiHn.
EG q q n EGG - "a u 70 No 3

am askes, "whS not facts, calculations,
estimates, interests and resources set before the
people," Ny answer is, that these must BE-
postponed uuti! the report Of john Erwin IS re-
ceived. Our calculations should be cautiously
aud fairly made, The statistical facts Of tins pro Get
should be predica,ed the most inIubitable ,v-
i3cnce. There is nothing more injurious 10 the
incqent stages Of Improvement more sitting to
the spiiit o. enterprise. than preeipita,e ANA IN
judcious determinations. The people move
my n in solid, sober resolution, the Public mind
is gathering strength from occular demonstration
of the necessity. This is a work of and
common sense, get these enlisted and we Will
find the means to accomplish purpose
lie who stands aoof from the infAtuaiion OF
passion and misreprese n,aiion, doss good ice
to the cause IN which engaged. There
fore it is, warning all intention of compime niinr
myself that have forborne to venture a suC-
gestion of plans, until pos sessed the data to
render them feasible.
The farmers are those TO whom would most
zeaious!y appeal, anl nrg" their nctire co-oPcra.
ton. For notwithstanding the lcalousy which
frequently prevails between country and town,
the agricultural Is the great and absorbing inter
est in thjs country, aud the only safe and rela-
Die source of wealth and prosperity. Whatever
fosters and chcrishes ii, sells every thing else, like
the handspring, il hralthIul motion. Dtpress
agricultural productions. and in instant bust
ness assumes the sad and lfeess aspect OF u par
al yses.
II is self evident that our farming interest IL
not what it should be. Our farmers toll and la
Dor industriousy. and th-r only reward is
constant fluctuaton between a low and a very
low price for their products. Their produce is
not inferior 10 any, for il is in demand every
where. And Why is there much difference in
the prices here and in the East / the New
Highlander can pay dollar for wheat when
YOU are selling at fifty cents, why not pay it to
You' Simply because you arc compelled 10 pay
one hundred per cent. on cost TO get Il 10 market
Tins calls seriously for remedy. II can't be
urged argument that II you possessed lh-
facilities, the price would diminish VII, The d.
fninution IN the cost Of transportation, for you
already furnish all they want, and they are VII
ling 10 pay fair price for tliat, which must b.
governed by the foreign and home dcnanI.-
For suppose the supply should continue what it
is and YOU satisfy the manufacturing
states that you, with reasonable facilities aroanl
you, furnish them with provisions their al
tent!on " Ill be Withdrawn from agricultural and
concentrated in manufacturing pursuits, and the
market " III then be your own.
A railroad viii remedy the evil 1t will place
you on equal footing with the Last say the
least Of it, and only effect this, only place the
western farmer in for competition with any
other portion Of the globe, mud he will defy n
yary from Patagonia to the Baltic.
MnRE ANON