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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-04

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90 ANXIOUS that its public should Do possessed ot with
ont exp~ndng his money or exposing ms ignoranc" --
There an Old adsse. that those living in gss.houss'
should not throw stones al their neghbors kher The
Of the Y Cemetery, tho failure Of his
causes MIN % imagine reasons preudca 90 me grounds
and Organization Of The y Cemetery Co aud ploisn
them facts, when there Is not shadow of ruth for his
nsnusuousfOr Nature has been most lavish 10 al her
arrangements Of the plot for Cemetery purposes The
most .kilfu artists have been employed 90 oesut fy %.
and the Company prodgAi 20 their Expenditures 20
render u the MoDsL CEMETERY ~ rHF WORLD aud a
lasting monument 20 the greM principles 90 f'fpfbifioH
and Huaauy As n1 one of our beneficiary societies of
churches uo even Trinity. with her millions, viii estah
lst such Cemetery all viii feel proud i1 acknoS-
tge, yet these same -ocerts, hy associson may ac
c1np-h the most desirable object, and his T. what the
{ Co ars striving effect ald sssureiIy vii a..
coupsh FOR all things considered. ley have ne mos 10
syabls tcIiion fy Cem,ierg pnrTo'p Go Dee had within
reasonable distance from the city most deHraole Tor
beauty oi prospect rdeph ana dyne,s o SOIL 'r econ
Omy u huryuE r dead, and .rcnnY Oi r grave Tor me
H fsil I'D he grounds VII cohN'm ueih ht4' ara n'l
Inquirer" ever been there, he would have saved ne
money and venom ior a better cause BY The laws o
Ne" Jer-rs cemeteries are exempt rom aAauon. anl
cannot be sold execution 50 mat charter - not very
important for this Cemetery although there Will be one
Frzlied as soon az the Legislature meets ims nirr
bar there Doe any occasion Tor ne public tO en-
croach upon these grounds has The Morris Cana on
the east public road on the south and west sud ano he
through ils center, thus the whole grounds may be
viewed without the necessity OF r'f yoing 10 ne ore t0
n fiokef
A.. al must at no distant period, congregafe Al some
Cemetery, must feel al interest n whatever relates tc
tem-they being 10 fact public property, though man
ucuar examination into the punc pies ~ the organization
0f their Company 10 is not expected except by In
qlrer tna ois will be A. large and for he same price
e- The and costs ghteen hundred cent more thar
10 did other Cemetery ground but 10 not better
that the poor should have small iOt 90 10 viii An
s"er bic purpose and preferable 10 he Pouers Yield
than them arge that the Will be beyond
bis ability 10 purchase one at all Tne y. Y. L. CO
thought this system mc-e Ia sccor lance with tho spirit
this knowing that the rich could buy two, four OF
u be wished The ute Of the y Y Cemetery Co T,
and Of the bes In ths State, having been IN he
possession OF the Nse and family 2n0 years and the
\ Cemetery Co. give deed.. free from every incum
brance soon as the lots are pad fOr.
II Inquirer will call al Cfhce, he shall navs any
other Inquiries answered lis -fasiOn but are
too much euk aged In SLING certificates for .os 10
swer any more anonymous communications
Is " Inquire" satisfied.
aa4 In y i CEMETERY Co ~ Broadway.
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ti-ts.-Meeungs Of tnis denomination as usus to-fao
row 10 their chapel. Isl Gosndss four doors east
Broadway. Preaching by Rev. JcHS ?. FAkRENT. 81 Il
An 81 and Pm Seals Tree ssSbath Sshooi a.
Pm sai ~
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sUPRENE COURT.-The General Session Of the
s1rreme Court was commenced yesterday At the Cap
,ol this city for the purpose Of making general r,es
under section 40 Of the Code Of Procedure There
were In attendance Justices Jones Hurl5ut and Ed
rn0nds OF the First District Morse Of the second
Harris and Parker Of the Third Paige and willard OF
the Fourth Gudley. Pratt and C. Gray OF the Filth
II Gray. Mason and Morehouse a the sixth May
nard Weiles and Johnson OF the Seventh and Si oi
the Eighth District Mr. justice Jones was appointed
President committee Of one from each Judicial Dis
tr-t wss spponsd % prepare and report Rules. con
ssting Of Justices Willard Edmonds. Morse, Parker.
Gnd'ey Macon. Maynard and Slil. and the Court ad-
1urned TIL evening 20 hear the report At the meeting
10 the evening 1t appearing the committee was not
ready % report further adj juurumen wss had TIL to-
day. This morning ats o clock the Court met when
the report OF the committee presented snd sui
under discussion. Albany Journal, Thursday.
II The late Miss Ably Hutchinson, now Mrs.
Ludlow Paiten. lies very l At the Home Mansion in
Milford II though there great hopes OF her re.
c0very.
u Henry Reed killed German, named Lch-
tenberger, At New Albany Ind last Tuesday evening
with wooden rarnmer.
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yov CIIIVORNIA.- rss spies

e FOR CALIyOHNIAds,yyrr II rss >, 'slsson :,s .ti1
@uan1fnn6nHs master, Il osw rssdy
for .s.. and only rsnns for s- @o's ,%
=, npm ,Sa sooo ',o S.osn, Or 10 ne saloon
ne ,g,S pa1rcasEs apply 70 As sAptan @ bosre
90, a Pis.-si -. 5as
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rRrrmAsoNARY.

A LLYN's RITUAL OF FREEMAsONARY, 20 which
~ added a Key to odd Fellowship, with plates 4
few cnp.r. of tb- above -catce book jus. procured frc
8 By ren'tiins g. the BOOK boo paper cover can b
s-nt by u. 10 any part 0f lr lnted states or Canada
au2 lwl,- W GOWANS. l78 Fulton-si
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Markets.

II There va. no be,ne.. TO Jay. snt ,'1ssiisn-y
W ha-- n. -ra-.arnnr. ID r.n--l
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GENERAL NOTICES.

" |. q. Of u. F.-The r W Grand Lodge of the
STATE 0f Newlork vii hold adjourned session A. the
Grand Lodge Room. National Hal Csnsl-st fhi. i>atur-
day day. a NJ An election for Deputy Grand Mas
ter. viii be hsi By order
su4 BENJAMIN J. PENTZ. Or secry
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SCHOOLS.
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR BOYS
ROssve. staten Island
LEX BENEDICT. Principal The .ocsrOn T. Pleas
n and healthy situated about 20 mi es from The City
~ New-YOrk Term. fOr tgiOr board. SC s2D per year
scho.af' rrce-ved Al any ums .agnng ne year f9r
Walsr where circulars may be obtained. ali ~
FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING. and
L Day School FOR Young Ladies, No. Carroll place
B B.-ecker-sL -YOrk-This establishment conducted
By Madame HlN WHO Il assisted by the most talented
ssors u ths cry continues enjoy the confidence u al
who have entrusted their daughters % her
Every attention 10 paid 70 the morals and comforts Of the
pupils Terms moderate. The house Is spacious and
comfortable is1 is'
VI 70 years Of age and child of Yeas She must IN
der-tsnd French, German and Music Address BAR
NCM. Brl5gegort Conn German SOY VI .e 1------.l
DENIES. PENNIES. Any quantity, IN rolls Of
L any cents, 'or sac a. his oHce a
nRUG STORE FOR -ALE-Locsted in ihickly
- popg sirf part 0f 'he cry, has good of custom
already established and vii be sold cheap - ine owner
srs spply 70 BUSH CLICKENER, 81 Bsrclay-st II
no PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGIsT-.-A
Il physician having drugstore connected Win his
prscuce, l. drsrous u selling The sane dwelling -
connected WIKI he store which can oe hsd - moderate
rent Inquire Of WHEELER HART Druggiss
sui 4us- ~ Cnerry-st NsS-f 0rx
rNOTHF HUMA>E.-PAUL LAMPSG, French
Il who speaks 0ut 1.-THE Enxisn, has been Missing
ToG az .i,scS of eaosrs saa may ssvs oesa sz~n II
the street Any Information respecting him N4 Do
thankfully received BY his distressed family a White
hast n The garre Or may b sis a - Barclay Or -
Brosc-.t. aai IL
BROADWAY BANK.-The Broadway Bank Til
Doom nence business a. their BANKING Room - Broad
way Ao6sss Building on Thursday me sts day Of A1s.
ensuing The insianents 70 the CapitAl stocx
due and payable that day viii be received a. me Bank
FRANCIS A PALMER, President
j L.
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AUCTION SALES.

t,S ns>t.s. piATT g. 90. sior- 49, Bfosdwsy
sATrrRDiY ,,rh and rJTspAY ssh August
FIFTlETH NEW TRADE SALE
To he commenced tho Stationary and Paper s.e 90
FRtDAY 2tth August and the Boob sale On IutsDAf.
18Th August tsas, Tor which cons gnnenls ot boon rs
per ststionery Stereotype Plsiss, bpdsts ClOth, Lea
bsr Ic are rr.pectfly solicited Csutrhators who de
sre To do viii be allowed to reserve the pfiVlegs of
Withdrawing any sler the sale OF he arst os such
being spschs oil m the Catalogue fsrep lsrs
for the printing should he furnished Immediately ~ The
Catalogues 10 now st press
The usual Cash advances VIII ne msds n fceipt ct
goods when desired.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-04

COVERNEss WANTED-To teach young lady
VI 70 year. 0f age and child 0f years She must
der-tsnd French German and Music Address P 7 BAR
NuM. Br-dgego- Com. German -sdy VII oe pr-ie--e1
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JOSEPH MURPHY, AaeaOss.t

Is second Mad Hotel this dsy Saturday a. 10 O'Clock.
AZ the second Ward Hotel 81 Nssssus the bar and ns
ture, together with ths barroom furniture Also the nir
rur ~ tbs house and lesse OF The premises At the
yearly rent OF o. 600 Ths broou urpiiars and ntiures
Will he sod separately n desired ~. houss esn Dc ~
snnsd nd tho proprietor consulted with previous to tho
-. su< IT,
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~ telegraph. In Nexico.-Au exclusive RI

having granted The Mexican Government To- CON
strct Teegraphs Ia the Republic the uuders gned u EN-
powered o treat for the d-post Of sad gnt and Will re-
proposals Tor le brt~ cen Vera Cruz and The CITY
o' Mexico WM GkO STEWART.
a44 81 Mexican N.ceCousll, ~ Broadway
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81 q BUTLFk, Aucuonssf
ADMINISTRATORS sALk.-A north west
Acorner Broadway aud Thirusthst on Saturday Aus 4,
Al 10 O'Clock The contents Of Grocery, consisting ot
nquor provisions aud trurss Aso, lot Of household
hirnitur- beds bedding. Nc belonging To Kelly deed.
aus ~. JAMES THAYEk, Pab. Adm
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PoLlor CoVKr-John Mcclure ard Martin Plumonest
we're arrested yesterday for grand larceny In stealing
sevess 1--we hogs from stephen n Cornell He'd 70 ans-
Nef....Psuiek Burke, Mary McGowan and EAxs W AL
were committed prison yesterday charge OF ssea-
.t ~steh valued 81 $i5. from man named Chafies
1sSann John Grimes arrested on charge %
.eans 81 in gold coin from Terence Mullins OF No 81
e-rfysl COMMITTED for examination The lOck OF
slsse chest. hec with hardware which stood IN front
Sot mours sore IN ChSthem-scuare found 10 have
pec> ofoken but OF the contents tai A
hsn named Thomas Bowen arrested last evening
eh1ge q stealing . quantity Of female clothing the
PstsfV o. khsa RAnssy, q eAalee-sI conEsuea.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-04

lSsrKsr.-An inquest WAS held at tho Aims
Hoase yard yesterday. On the body OF An unknown
man about 40 years OF sse. found aosng in the river
At the foot Of Liberty Il was 90 much decomposed
nom having been in the water long that the Jury
were unable 70 ascertain the OF death Deceased
Was dressed in gray sack coat small plaid pants, aud
white muslin shirt With plated bosom, much worn
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

DARLING AND EXTENSIVE RossERy IN Nsw
O RiEANs.-Ihe New Orleans Picayune,
Of the Slh. records the commission Of one ot
the greatest robberics ever known ia this
country. The following particulars srs
given:
One OF tho most daring and extensive
robber'es We have lately beard Of, was COM
united about . o'clock yesterday morning,
Al the commercial house Of Th. Billy Btsu-
chnrd g. Co., corner Of Bourbon and Gus
iomhouse streets. The house ,ransac,s
the business Of seversl wealthy people, in.
GLIDING Madame DE Pontalha, and Mr..
Blanchard was in the habi. Of kecpinr
moneys, notes, &C., TO large amount in q
''bank box" which he depnsl,ed in ba ok.-
For some business purpose, Mr.. b. sent 10
the bank for the box about the titne above
mentioned, and when il was brought in by
n young man, nephew OF Mr.. Blanchard,
il was by him placed on the counter. Tho
young man at tho moment had occasion 10
step outside the door, aud the box was not
observed by Mr.. b. Immediately after
the young man stepped out, three men en-
tered the store, and two oi them stepping
back to Ms. Blanchard, asked him about
sonc brandy, stniing that they wished 10
purchase q considerable quantity. Tho
two mcn engaged the attention Of Mr.. B. in
sampIng the brandy, while the third, who
remained behind is supposed TO have walked
off with the box. The two customers soon
came 10 the conclusion that the brandy
would not sui, them, and thew went away.
When the young men came into the store
again, he was asked By Mr.. B. sbout the
box, and the fact Of the enormous loss then
came out. The robbers must, we think.
have seen the box carried 10 and from the
hank on previous occasions, aud watched
ito entrance into The store on this session.
Il contained in gold and silver, bank notes,
notes Of hand, checks, drafts, &c., over
$3OO,O0O. Altogether, this is one Of the
,Dos, daring robbcrics ever committed in
our city, and considering the time Of day
when ], took place, il 10 almnt . miracle
tina. the scoundrels got of unno,iced.-
A schedule Of the mites, &C., will be fund
in another column, and il will be aeon that
Mr.. Blanchard offers . reward of Eve hun.
dred dollars for their recovery. Every pre-.
caution Inns been taken. md we nro conf
dent that the robbers will DO caught within
few days.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26
DUBUQUE CITY MILLS.

We have always Gel. proud Of Dubuque,
il does our soul gosd to see the subsi aniial
aud elegant improvements which are yearly
adding 10 i,s wealth, its standing, aud con-
sequence. Neither the dubuque cIsim,"
that milstone about the nccks ofour people,
(now happily removed, nor the emigration
to California, which is taking oil hundreds
among us, can retard or impede its steady
and certain advance TO degree of pros
perisy, unequalled by any city nor.h of St.
Louis. Not The least Of all these improve
mcnis, is the Dubuque Civ steam mill,
built BY Messrs. Rogers L. Co., and which
il now in full tide Of successful operation.
II is worth any person's while To walk
through this splendid building. and see to
what perfection the flour making business
can he brought, hv means Of the ingenuity
and mechanical skill, OF that Napoleon of
milIwrights, Mr.. Gale Of Davenport in this
State. We will venture the assertion that
the flour manufactured at this establish.
mcnt, will soon he as celebrated aud ~
much soneht after in the markets. ss the Car
famed Howard stree, brand in Baltimore.
Dubuque Telegraph.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

A New ErIDENrc.--A mysterious sick
ness prevails in Milbnry mud Sutton, Macs.
4 letter in the Medical Journal describes
the symptoms thus:
The patient 10 seized with severe cold
and shvcring. and in Few moments be-
comes inscnsible. After this the patient
complains oil his head and hack. There has
been one case Of death ia less than twelve
hours; others have lived twenty -four or
thirty-six hours aud one case continued
two weeks. 10 Sutton q man 10 or SO
years OF age, one Of the ovcrseers of the
poor, was taken ms be was on tho point of
going to meeting, aud died on Monday
There have been twenty deaths ia the
two towns Of this malsdy.
A merchant Of Boston was seized upon
Change on Monday with precisely similar
symptoms, and was carried u bis home iu.
sensible.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

quired . new school law, or amendments to
the old one, but it remains TO be seen
whether the incongruities in this act, got
ten up and run through At Railroad speed
on the last day Of the session, will better
our system Of common schools.
ITO authorize tho security Of State tc
record State roads" This act was IN in.
vention Of the ever watchful spoismcn,
and it, object 10 TO give the Hon. Secreia.
~ an opening for pcrquisi,cs,--or what is
some times termed "stcalings in" The
act authorizes the Secretary TO record the
survey Of all the old Territorial roads, from
the commencement Of the settlement Of the
country up to the present time, for which
he gets Is compensation, the ices allow
ed to County Recorders. The act under
which the old Territorial roads were laid
out, provides that copy fthe survey, &C.,
shall be filed 10 the Secretary Office, but
tho record Of them had to be made in the
counties through which the roads ran, and
before the roads were legal the Comms-
sionors Of the county had to pass upo1 and
adopt the surveys and record them. Nov
i, 80 happens that mnny Of the old Terrific.
risl roads were never adopted or recorded
in so,no Of the counties through which they
ran, consequently they are not, nor never
were, legal roads. Yet by this oct the
Secretary is authorized to record them in
his Office. Again, very many Of the old
roads never were opened, nor worked, and
the survey Of them exists only on paper,
not blaze, mark, or stnke can be found to
trace the route Of the survey. The record
Of the legal or illegal roads in the Secrcta-
ry's office cannot alter the legality of,hem,
or be used 40 M evidence 10 perpctus,e
the record. By virtue Of this act Mr.. Sec.
rotary Benny will pocket the neat sum Of
over Ono Thousand Dollars, and no man
in the State Of Iowa be benefited one cent
| will continue the list Of acts in my next.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26
A LIBERAL PROPOSAL.

At the last meeting Of the honorable
board Of "ciiy fathers" a proposal was laid
before them by our enterprising, go-ahead
fellow citizen A. G. Fulton, which should
st once DO accepted. He proposes for the
sum Of $4,000, payable in fUe gears, to Gil!
up Front street, together with the adion.
ing streets end adjacent alleys, from Rock
Island street to the Old Hotel, on level
with the levee. To commence the job on
the Goth Of the ensuing month and not stop
until il Is completed. We esteem this the
most judicious outlay, in view Of the real
benefit il will confer upon our place, tina,
can possibly be made by our Corporation.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26
SAW MILLS.

Another saw mill 10 TO be erected 10 this
vicinity the present year. Mr.. Ilildreth,
vs understand, 10 making arrangements to
build one on bic place near S,ubb's eddy
within half mile Of Davenport.
The first story Of the saw mill in pro.
srsss by Mr.. McCarty, within the corpora.
ton, is erected. Mr.. Hedges informs Us
that il 10 tho most substantial frame be hos
ever constructed. With the completion Of
these mile the Inducements to build, from
the facility Of obtaining the lumber desired
will b % great that we trust the siereosyp
ID complaint Of wast Of dwelling house'
will b removed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26
Chr Gazette.
nrThe editor has gone TO ST. Louis.
CENSUS or DAVENPORT.

CENSUS OF DAVENPORT.
A census taken by an Assessor We new
or have known 10 be correct, from the fact
that il il the most unimportant item con-
pected With the business 10 which he 10 en-
aaged--one that does not P0y--and one
which, being wholly disconnected with the
&C, Of assessing, does not receive that sssen-
,ion which il 10 reality merits. BY the
census recently taken by the County A.
SCISSOR, which is nearer correct than that
usually made BY this official, il 10 ascer-
tanned that the town Of Davenport contains
population Of, at least, 1900. This Is an
increase over last census, il we remember
Alright, Of about 400.
In connection with this statement must
be taken into consideration the fact, that
our corporate limits, are as contracted, es.
pecially upon the east, that some Of our cit.
izcns apparently within, are beyond their
jurisdiction. Let correct census be Ia.
ken, including those who, although 10 town,
are Immediately beyond the confines Of tho
corporation, and NO hazard nothing in say.
ing Davenport numbers 1900 Inhabitants.
at must bs borne in mind" a. our CO.
temporary upon Second street, in the mid.
die Of town but outside Of the corporation,
says, "that ours is purely On industrious
population, and that every member, who
has arrived ., the proper age, is producing
something for the community, SO that We
are MOT to bs judged by the rules Of the
ovesgsown ci.iss-one-ffth Of whose inhab
issnss are burden in some way or other to
the remaining four-ffths."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

A vETERAx EDIToI.-John n. Prcniiss.
who has conducted the Conperseown IN. ~
Journal Cor al yesss. has sold that estnb-
lishmsnt and retired from newspaper life.
He was formerly member Of Congress,
bst rapidly rose sstil De attaised q respecs-
able position a. a. Editors noble exam
pie q pssssverance under depressing cis-
cumsts nces.-Rostoa Bee.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26
CONNECTICUT ELEcrIox.-The Hartford

CONNECTICUT ELEcrIox- Hartford
Courani Of the 9th, savs:--
"Beyond doubt the Wing ticket for State
officers will he elected BY the Legislature
The majority on joint hallos must be small
much smaller than the Wings have nsu-
ally depended upon-but, nevertheless.
sufficiently large TO elect our State tickei."
The vote for Governor, in all but eight
towns, stands ior Trumbull. Wing, 26,4l0;
Seymour. Democrat, 24,O36; Niles, Free
Soil. 3,Oe2.
Tho State Senators stand ID Wings 10
8 Democrats, tho House Of Representatives
Ill Wings, 81 Democrats. IL Free Sellers.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

TnE SrEaMERs.--The steamship Her
mann. Captain Crabtree, arrived ut South
hampton at o o'clock, on tho evening Of
the 9Th ult. The munster steamship
Great Britain hns been sold for .f25. OOO, to
go to California. The Acadia and the
Britannia are being converted into msn-of-
war steamers at Liverpool. The two nov
Cunsrd steamers, the Asia and the Africa,
will be Is feet longer and 1000 tons larger
than any Of those now running.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

PnrLorRoGExlTIvEx Bo,,dry,
Of Morristown, in this county, was yesser-
day delivered of son. the seventh in sue.
cesion. Mrs. b. VS. married . few days
before she Was elepcs years old. end 10 moi
YET sigktsca. She had twins once; the 70.
naming births were single.
81. LaUrcncc IN. r. Rrpsblican.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

Tho Frontier Guardian insimates, 10
very strong terms, that there 10 bogus
manufac.ory about eight miles from Kanes.
vile, and ono mile from 81. Francis, Pot
tawotomie county, Iowa. Il tells the pso-
pie TO examine we'll what kind u money
they take.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

Mrs. Alexander Hamilton has become .
permanen. resident Of W sshingson. and has
taken house on Capitol Hill. She = in
her 02d year; and hss seen every Fsssf
dent inaugusatsd, sud rstsiss . vivid re-
membrance Of the past, and TAKES lively
interest in sll she mossl end political ques-
tons Of Tho day.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

We ere pleased TO be able to announce
that this excellent band Of minstrels, who
have won tho highest plaudiss in the chief
cities Of our Union, by their exquisite per-
formance, intend visiting this place, and
will give concert on Monday evening Of
next week. Every portion Of the Union
that they have visited, and they have made
. circuit of the States, speak ~ with one
voice Of the excellercy Of their singing.
We hope, however unisvorable the wealth.
or, % il Is the only opportunity our citizens
may have to hcar these popular singers,
they will avail themselves Of the privilege.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

.OTThat knife which the old gentleman
ssssissd from the poor Californian for bis
SssSisge, has bsea deposited q this Office,
vhsa coaspicuously placed and properly
1ahelsd i esn b seen at oil hours Il the
az and sighsw
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-04-26

HOOT ORR9CE MEE11N0s
A adjsssssd oessing Of tho Whies q Dss-
eupost will - held ~ the Cour Hosss On We'd
sssday ssssfaa next, for the purpose q sslsssiag
suitsbls psssoa 70 Gil the oaice = poss Masses.
Usveaposs, April sesh. 1910. Ns =