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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-18
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GOOD COMMON SENSE .IDEas,agsI ,asI''

UOOD aCOMM0Ns SENSE IDEAS.%
The Huntsville ( tAla:) eAduocafe aiIudine Ia
the various plans proposed fo5 fesiisfipa feiifi q Nn9tk.
ern entertainments upon Southern triedis. has
the following sensible and patriotic femarks.l 2
"'rhe Sonth has remedy, which ifspsan.
erly used would work "a wonderful CHANGE r.
Northern aggressive sentiment. T. I1et fhs SoutL
learn 10 lire at home? Al presentihe Noah fats
tens and grows rich upon The South: We de.
pend npon it for our entire supplies. 4 Ne psrs :
chase all our Injuries and neccssafies from thS
North. We do not depend upon ontrselve< 20 e!
We do mo. encourage enterprise, skill and Inc
dusrry at home ;shirt givethe preferences fostbaE
"f the North. With us every branch and 1ur-
s'nt in lite, every trade. .Professon and asr1pss
ton, is dependent upon tha North. For in.
stance The northerners abtise and denstgfcs
slavery and shareholders yet i0uf slaves safei
clothed with northern manufactured poods. haze
northern hats and shoes. work with kanoffheru.
hoes, ploaghs, and other implements, are ehas.s
f'zsf WIN aor1hern made in.lrumeIf ancs.
working . Tor n"r,'rrn more thap southern tssoss
MS ne sa'rn"'oer dresses en, IN norhefa goods
r'o'S "'l'"efh sa"o'e. WE al me ptpef acsi
'"'.''''e"tS. 'P'r'S o's ho'nefn caffisgess pat
ro''@eS ''''"e'" newspapers, llk drtnks porthern
i'qh"rs,reaAs h'rinern BOOKS, spend h'siHinney
al n"Hherh watering places, cfdasds nofihesns
lash"nahlr rrsoris,--In short, his pefsop, hls.
slaves, his arm. his necessafies, his lnsaries;a
AS he walks. t'des, sleeps i"ats. lmnses or .
works hr Is surrounded with articles Of north.
eFn "r,s'n' or, '..s,E.'1., =, s'S. S.'s.s,s -
ne aggressive act"pon his nights and his
property arouse MS resentmrnt-ando on NGsthaN
ern made. paper win n"rther pen. With sNnrth.
rrn INK. he res"'ves,'!n regard to his rights!
ln Northern vessels his products are carried to
market! his co',onie gnned with NORTH Northerii :
g'ns-h's sugar u crushed ana PreseEsed ny
northern machinery--his rivers are navtgated
by northern s'ea"boats-his mails are carried 1!:
in northern stagrs-his negroes are led with
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-18

] have heard grave divine say that COD
has two dwclIings--one in Heaven, and The
other in meek and thankful heart.
Isaac Walton
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-18

NEw FACT, Ry.-The Forsyth Qia.) Bee of
the 21st ut., states that Company has been
f,rned in that place for the purpose OF erecting
a Cotton Factory. Between forty and h'ty
thousand dollars have already been subscribed.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-18
WHITE sERFDoM OF COTTON. WHO'S.


Those Of our readers who wish an insightzl
into the brauies--,he practical workings, of !.
the Stree labor SYSTEM" a few miles northWard
Of us, should read the suhjoined sketch BY Lir.
pard - -, s., .,..4s,sSi ~,
enormous walls high over the surrounding
structures, which seem dwindled into nqthiug !,
Ivy comparison, with red glare flashing firm -
each of its thousand windowsf Do .ods hear :, -
the sounds thai groan and thunder frnm The,
cellar fthis mammoth edfce fothe rooff EerS
haps it is great festival hall. where an, ,atlny{
of jewellers feast with wine and mtisies1,s.
Wherefore this sound. this light, this tnatidsil,
LINK through those windows. rendered aImost
OPAQUE by foul alr-look. ty the glare Of the ),
r d Iish,s. and the mystery is explained
There you may see an army, ,bat sspeh1
an army never crnnrhed in the cotloh.6eidS
# the South! While the Stern Engine
srows his uncea>ing thunder, here is rpons,
filled with an a,mcs here asdense an dare deadly >.
as the unrlnse chlrne. you may see men and.
women and chi dren bending down over,their a.
labor which Ieglng with the sun. and ceases-z.
not when the night cbmes on. But such men,
such women, snch children! The Women
with their pale faces REDEEMED by an unheaAhy
glow ON either cheek, while their heavy eyes.
with swollen lids, luok like the eyes Of dead
people, reused from their graves by some nn-s
earthly spell the mn with contracted forms.
,hrunkrn limbs and faces, STAMPED bf the irsn,
honS Of Want; the children. dwarfeti, ntuRieds
and hoI.ow.rved; with no smile upon their y
white lips, no hope in their leadden glance.T =
This is factory. This place crowded by
miserable forms. swarming to their labor their
r.oms rendered loaths"me hy fuuf' air and
filed with floating particles Of cotton, thai -sejze
nnnn the lungs, and bite them into rottenness,
is a Slave. Iouse. These men, these wonien-
YES, lhrs. children, are only called so, hya~'
stretch of courtesy. Their real name which,
they hear, written alike in fearful characters =
upon the brow of man and woman and child,is
SLAVE"
Jospph Curd- certainly g-ern Card among
very weak whry-.complain few days since
against Jane Ebbsis for refusing 10 ,marry him ?,
AS he had agreed to do. Curl wasa Phiiadels
phan and brought his complaint before an, als'
dcrman "f that city. lie declared that, he had
presented her with several pairs Of stockings
combs, rings, and other necessdries had nnfxed
her while she was sick, and paid the docter's
bill when she got well, and yet "the .ungratefal
crranre's marble heart" neyerselened. The
aide man of course had no jurisdiction, and told
J. he couldn't compel her to marry ihim.-
VIE ru2un CnrPs blood curd!ed, and hes
brough, his andibilus assHmpsu-his action on
the casc-claiming ten dollars for services rem.
drrrd and goods delivered; lmt even this claim
never came to any judicial adjudication, Tor
Jane having heard ot the suit fell upon and
gave hin so nice drubbing down that he toak
to his heels and ran SO far that he has mt been
heard oi since. ..-.as- ---a-,--l. 4s-f-
sts--@---ss SasSSSs s.tsssS
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Marriage is honorable, but housekeeping
chargeable.
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Everything great is no, always good, but all
good ,hings are great except good sma'lrotatees,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

Messrs Seavcr & Son. Editors Of BATAVIA
Times, sent 10 the office OF DR. & G. Vaughn, DOT
Main 81 Buffalo, the following certificate These
gentlemen published in their own PAGER n, the
date at which the certificate was given. dmnli-
cate OF the same, as it is n case winch attracted
considerable attention in that place. and the
cure was attempted before, be- the use OF ali
well known remedies, and through the agency
OF the Faculty, and nothing could be done.
BATAVIA. N. Y, Nav Isl. l8IG.
thereby ccr,f, that was taken with Dropsy
in the month o October last, and was under the
Doctors care Tor three months About Jam LIST,
1876, | was 30 swcllei that I could not move
hand or loot. was perfectly heplrss-grcw
worse--was given up by INV pl,sici ms an.
friends-and was told that all had been done
which could be 10 We me. About This time
one OF DR. Vaughns pamphlets fell into the hands
OF one oil the neigh5ors, he purchased and sen.
me bottle Of the medicine: before bad taken
il the bloating had very much gone down. 7 rot
three more, but before had taken them ~ the
swelling had entirely gone down and am now
able to work, and my health is good
MARTHA MekrssEv.
We certify the above 10 be correc, in every
particular. Truman Libbe, Martha Llbbe, /
Alien, Jos Hill, 4 Il Forrv.
SANDERS, Davenport, !
w 7 NORRIS, Roek Island. "se'".
JB FARNAM, I,areiins .lgcnt.
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Tnr GREAT HEALING SALvE-CRiAISAI. NrGr,-
GEser-When ~ many arc daily losing their
ii,es IN the most shocking manner, by BEING
burned to death, is !, not the duty Of every per.
son and particularly Of parents. 10 kcep ,lwavs
IN their iumilies Salve that will positivelv ..y.
lite in every case OF Barn OF Scaid liz the VITA.
nre not destroycd) provided such . Ss,vc car h.
found. Connects Pain Extractor il I Salye that
viii do this, and shall be applied in sll se,uai
cases prasu'ously and before any number 81
pnsslc'ans, and It wiz give almost ins.snt relief
aud cure more rapidly and ctTectusllv Than IN.
prescription ever yctinvcnscd by any or sN ths
medical men in existence. These are faeta ~
should parents lose dear child BY Gre, thew viii
only have the reflection that they misht h..-
saved its life il they had taken the psscs s,ioo 10
. Keep the saye on hand to apply. Il il equally
and lnaamma,ions.---Ereha peaer.
~ Sold BY a. SANDERS, Davenport and BY VIZ.
Norris, Rock Island.
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THE YOUTHS CABINET
Rev. FRANCIS c. WooDwoRrm, Editor.

ENE are acquainted with no periodic
~ nj m we'll adapted 10 the capacity
OF youth as the above. /, IL not only the bes,
but the cheapest youths magazine in the coun.
Try: i Is carefully edited and pen.ifnlly en-
bcishcd. The publishers promise tina. the 4,h
volume, commencing with the January number,
shall exceed in beauty its predecessors Il is
published at One Dol ar per annun,, each VOL
ume containing nearly four hundred octave pa
ges and about one hundred wood illustrations.
Four copies 3d.; ! encopics ~. For premiums,
&c. see Magazine. Address, d. A. Wood
worth, l35 Nassau street, N. York.
ia uary lith, i8l0. l8-n
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CURE FOR PINrLEs on the FAcr-Thcsc
complaints are among the most painful and
dreadful TO which human nature is subject
Comstock & Co.'S Extract of Sarsapara, in al
scrotula diseases, cutancous complaints, ulcers,
mercury in the blood, pains and sw eilngs of the
bones aud disease Of the liver, is a mos, excellent,
medicine. II frs, operates upon the blood, re-
moving all the diseased PARTICLES i, contains,
and other parts OF the system. I, is concen,ra.
ted extract, containing the very essence OF the
root, and prepared in the mos, scientific manner
Those who have been Tor grca, length oil time
suffering under any Of the diseases named, will
lind this Sarsaparila of great benefit. As a
general Spring Medicine to purify the blood, and
give the vital fluids their natural circulation, 10
expcl from the bowels all their morbid secre-
tons, and TO change the general habi, OF the sys-
TENN short, toprepare the whole physical sys-
TEN Tor the enervating heats Of summer, there
Is no preparation 81 ciiicicn, as comsioca's Sar-
saparllla. Price so cents bottle or SC per doz.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud rcla |. BY
Comsiock & Co, No. Il Courilanit street, New
York.
Sold BY 4. SANDERS, Davenpor, and By WV.
Norris, Rock Island.
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OLpRipsE's BtLM OF COLUMBIA ron the HAIR
It's positive qualities are AZ ioIlows:-
lst-For infants, keeping the head free from
scmrt, and causing luxuriant growth of the hair.
2d-For ladies after childbirth, restoring the
skin ioits usual strength and iirmness, and pre-
venting the falling out OF the hair.
Jd-for any person recovering from any de-
bi'y, the same effect is produced.
4th-If used in infancy till good growth is
started, il may be preserved by attention 10 the
latest period Of life.
5th-lt frees the hend from dandrua, strength
ems the roofs, mpa,s health and vigo to the cir
cula'ion, and pr vents the hair from changing
color or getting gruy.
6ih--It causes The hniY 10 curl beautifully
when done up in il over night.
E5-No Indies toilet should ever be made
withouit.
7th-chlldrcn who have BY any means con-
iracted vcrmln in the head, are Immediately and
perfectly cured Of them by its use Il is infall-
bic.
Comstock e. Co, q Courilandt It, New-York.
Sold bv A. SANDERS, Davenport and BY Wx.
Norris, Rock Island.
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An ACT

To amend an Act entitled an Act "1o IN.
corporate the 7o,cn Of Davenport ap-
proceed February llM, 1912.
Section /. Be il enacted by the Gencr.
al Assembly Of the State Of Iowa. III :,
hereafter the Mayor OF the town of Daven.
port who shall be elected by virtue Of the
provision Of the act to which this is amen.
datory, shall be aud is hereby invested
with all the powers now granted b. law TO
Justices Of the Peace within this State, for
tho purpose of hearing, trying and deter.
mining oil offences committed agains, the
Ordinances of said town. and the said Nav.
or shall also be n conservator of the peace
within the limits Of said town.
Sec. ?. That the said Mayor shall AZ
near as may be conform TO and I've govern
ed BY the several acts in relation to JUST.
ces Of the Peace now in force and which
may be passed hereafter in relation there
10.
Sec. ). That tho said Mayor shall be
allowed such fees for his services as are
now and that may hereafter be allowed to
Justices Of the Peace for like services.
Sec. 4. Tint all acts aud parts Of nets
to which this is amendatorv, which conflict
with the provisions OF this act DO ond the
same are hereby repealed
Sec. ). This act shall take effect and
to in force from and utter its publication
in tho Davenport Gazette mud Democratic
Banncr, newspapers printed nj Davenport.
SMILEY II. BONlIAAI,
Speaker az the lInlse.
JOHN J. SEI.MAN.
President of the Senate.
Approved Dec. 9th. 1913.
ANSEI. BRIGGS.
SEcRErARy's OFFICE, IowA.)
Iora City, Jan'y. 9TH. 1919.
hereby certify that the above il n cor
rect copy Of the original act now on flo in
said office.
JOSIAH II. BCNNEY,
Secretary of State.
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SAIgTAIN'S UNION MAGAZINE.
Mrs. c. ". kirkland aud Prof J. s. Hart, Eds


DHE above Magazine has changed res
- 'dence as well as changed hands since the
publication OF the December number. Il has
been transferred from New York 70 PhiladeI-
phin. Iis external appearance is improved and
IN addition TO the services Of Mrs. Kirkland
those OF Prof. John s. Hart have been secured.
It's pictorial department and tho literary char
actcr OF the Magazine will vie with any the
country affords. Each single subscriber is also
furnished with premium Of either large full.
length portra, Of Gen. TAYLOR, or Group Of DOR
traits OF the Washington family.
Terms, one copy, $500; two copies -; five
copies $1,000.
Address JNo. SARrArx g. Co, ID st. op. Mer-
chants Exchange, Phla. l8-,f
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DAVENPORT POST OFFICE.

DAVENPOIST POST OFFICE.
.4rsirai and Departure OF Mails.
Arrivals. Departures.
NORTHERN.
Tuesday, Thursdays MONDAYS, Wednesdays
q Saturday IL M. & FridaysGa. m.
ria Rircr Route.
Wednesdays and Sun Mondays aud Fridays
days at pm al2pm
SOUTHERN.
Tues. Thurs. Sat. Mon. Wed 4 Fri.
atop. IN. at9am.
EASTERN.
Tuesdays, Thursdays Mondays, Wednesdays
q Saturdays ut 8 I'm g. FRIDAYS a,4 pm
WESTERN.
T;pion Route.
Every Saturday II n in Every Saturday l m
Marion Rovte.
Every 9th. Fri. q N Every 9th. Tues. G a IN
JOHN FORREST. p. NJ.
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VOLUME III. JANUARY l, l849.

SUL'NE III. JANUARY I, IB49
ACH volume contains 76S pages and
each number is illustrated by from 8 10 %
wood engrayings. The portraits Of the public
men OF America, and Of the distinguished A.
merlcan divines, is feature that alone il worth
The price OF the magazine. The editors table is
rich, racy and piquant. Those desiring a
good periodical at a low price will subscribe for
lioIden's. TERMS, One copy, one year, 81 90.
rive copies, $500 Twenty copies, O. 100.
Address {. w. Holden, 100 Nassau st., New
York.
January 18th, l849. l8-n
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Ii. > A N Il q RID,
DRUo0xsT AND GROCER.

~ i the Old Stand on Front Street,
NJ Davenport, Iowa, has laid ~ u fol. assert
iient VI Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries,
FRUITS, specs, oii>. Pants. &c, tor the season,
comprising almost every article IN the line
Among winch are the following, VIZ
All DR.. Jaync's Medicines,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry.
Townsend's Sarsaparilln,
Hungarian Balsa,,,,
Indian Vegetable Tonic,
Aloflat's PhGnix Bn,crs,
Hayes Linsmcnt tor Piles,
Upham's Pile Elcc,unry,
Pain Extractor,
Lnsncnis all kinds,
Jaynes, Aloiiats, Braggs, Brandrc,hs.
Wrights, Smiths, Peters, Lees,
Por,ers, CIevelands, and
Emersous Pills,
Black and Cayenne Pepper,
Allspicc, Cloves, Mace, Nu,megs,
Cinnamon, Race, w. !. and Ground
Ginger. Salcra.us, Sal Soda, Alum,
Coppcrns, Salt Peter,
Chalk, Pitch aud Ro.in,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Raisins, Figs, Prunes,
Curran,s. Tamarinds,
Citron and Dafcs.
Imperial, Gun Powder,
Young Hyson, aud Black Tens,
Goldfish, Mackcrcl. Smoked Herring,
Tobacco, Secars, Snuii, and
Pipes, all kinds;
Liverpool Blown, Ground Alum,
Turks Island, and Table Salts,
Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Varnishes,
Brushes, Glass, Patty, Mills, Cordnge,
Lines aud Stacking Irvine,
Gun Powder, Shot, Lead and p. Caps.
Indigo, Moddcr, Logwood, Fustic,
Red Wood, Annatta, &C.;
Cocoa and Chocolate, Old Javn, Rio,
and Havana Coffee, Rice. Tapioc",
Pearl Sage, Arrow Root, Pearl Barley,
Vcrmiulla, Soda, Butter aud Sweet
Crackers, Loaf, Powdered, Crushed,
Clarified and N. q. Sugars,
Golden aud N. q. Svrups,
>. II. and n. o. Molasses,
O!d Uard and Selgnette Brandy,
Port, Madeira, Swce, Malaga. and
Claret Wines, Holland and baltimore
Gin, Jamaica Rum. aud Old Alononga-
hela Whiskey, for Medical purposes.
Abscyn,h, Alcohol, Cider Vinegar
and Lime Jni"e, Sperm, Star aud
Tallow Candies, CASTLE, Rosin.
Almond, Windsor and other Snaps,
Candies Ass'd.. Wistnr's Cough Candy,
Ginger Nuts, Writing aud Letter Paper,
Blk, Blue, and Red Ink,
Superior Steel Pens, Qnills, &c.
Almnnds, Brazil Nuts, Fiherls and
llazlcnn,s, Pen and Poke, Knives,
Razors, Scissors, Pocket Books.
Wallets, Silk and Cotton Purses,
Combs. Ass'd. Violin Strings,
Hair Brushes, &c. &c
The above with ut lcas, 500 different articles
not enumerated are oil warranted OF the best
quality, aud will be sold as low ms nj any Store
IN the county. Cash or goods will ta paid for
Butter, Cheese, Tallow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed,
FlaAseed, &c.
i. SANFORD.
Davenport, Dec. i4th. i3IB
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The Rev. GEO. j. JOHNSON, OF Burlington, BY
invitation, will deliver lecture before the ciii-
zens Of Davenport, on this Thursday evening,l
18th inst, in the Baptist Church. Subject
"Washngton as an example for American
youth" All arc respectfully invited to attend.
TX. Gov.
Davenport, Jan. lltl, 1910.
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District Court.
October Term, IglC.


IT. State OF lowa.l District Court.
Scott county, October Term, IgsC.
lie Roy Dodge, !
Is. Petition 10 forccIosc
Alexander &. Donaldson, d Mortgage.
Phcbc H. Donaldson ct, al
HE said defendants will take notice
- that tho plaintiff on the Goth day OF Octo-
"cr, itlS, tled his petition in the District court
o. SAID county praying for judgment on bond
dated the 9th June, 1916, executed by said Al
exandcr {. Donaldson for paymen, on or before
The 9th day OF June, 837 TO plaintiff or order OF
the sum OF nine hundred dollars with ten per
cent interest aud Tor the foreclosure of mort.
gage bearing even date with said bond given 10
secure the payment thereof and executed by
said Alexander {. and Phebc II. Donaldson on
the following tract OF land s,uate in said coun-
~, to wit: Lots two ri and three f3l in section
twenty-four "a and the south west quarter OF
section thirteen - in township seventy seven
Ia north OF range two q cas-, and for sale
OF said lands to satisfy said judgment. The said
defendants are therefore required 10 appear Of
the next term ofsaid District court of said coun-
" TO be held on the first Thursday a,ler e Second
Monday otter The fourth Monday of .4pnl merit,
anu plead answer or demur 10 said petition
JAMES TfORINGTON, elk DC.
G c. R. MITCHELL, Attorney Jor f7rE.
December q, I8i8 i5-6w
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DIED.

Near Davenport on 18th Dec, JOHN &. NJ.
CULLOuGfI, late Of Holmes county, Ohio.
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COM M T. RCIAI.
Corrected reekiy by e. S. Uhisier.
DAVENPORT, Thursday, January 10, 1910.

Corrected .reekiy by C. S. Unisie,.i
DAVENPORT, Thursday, January 10, l849.
PRcnucE. PROVISIONS.
FLorR, Dbl. $50 4,O0jPoEK heavy, o.OO
WHEAr, win.bu. 6OIIAms, Id. Al A
sp. ), Is 55SHorLpERs,,, -3aa4
Corn in ear, :, l7lSIpgs, :. -4a4l
- sheii'd >, 2Oll.ARD, :, 5n6
~ meal ;, 25a 30IBurrEE, ;, I2A
rLAxsEED, ), SO a GOA ltIosEy, ;, 10
TiA.SEED, l,0Oa l,25.CnEEsE. :, 6al2
Oars, /. i5a l6ICnIcKESs, dox. .5al 90
Barley, =, 33IEocs. en- q
. HAr, ton 9,50a 3,0Ol PorAroEs, bu. 90 rs
Woop, cord, 800 2,50lBgAxs. VIII. ), 40
Coat, bn. lOa l2lsALr, Kan. ), Ca a IS
BEEswAx,lb. Is ;, Liv. :. Is
HrDEs, grecn,lb. % APPLES, dri. bu. LES
dry, - 5AlPEAcnEs, ;, lisa 200
CHICAGO, Jan. 18th.
Pork, $50 1926. Flour, $5,75 5,94.-
WnrAr, spring, SO &c.; winter, 60 a .oc.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
FLorR, $5,87. Conx, mixed, Gle. Oars, ~
44e, dull. Pork, new prime Tor shiF ment, Sl2,-
50; mess, $500.
AtSt. Louis the river 10 blocked with ice and
consequently no arrivals Of produce.
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BlLLs LADlNG,
III Fatty printed on 6nc paper, ~,
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HEAT. Oats, TniIow. Beeywax, But.
- ter and Eggs, bought by
l.. A. MACkLOT.
Davenport, November Odd, 1915.
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Tremendous Excitement,
NAUvoo TEMPLE BURNED
POWER a JORDAN.
"OuLD most respectfully in
w form The citizens Of Davenport and IN.
surrounding country. that they have JUS, arrived
from Philadelphia, with new and wei! select.
cal assortment of
CT THING,
which they are now opening at the Store Room
formerly occupied by \. G.. FuLroS, consisting
IN part Of
lin. black and blue dress coats;
over Coats, 4, To 1900;
Indian Rubber Coats;
Sacks al various coors, $500 to 1000:
Ana al other kinds oi coats vi the best mate.
mai, and made IN the latest and mos, approved
styles.
-ALSO:--
\ tine assortment of CLOAKS. from slO
TO 1900; inncy and plain Cnssimcr, and all 9TH
er kinds OF Pants from $500 to C,OU-cvcry des-
cripi,on;
VESTS,
FIGURED SILK. Satin, Merino Cloth, Of supe-
nor cut ana quality; To which may bo added,
large anu beautiful assortment of
Fine Linen Bosom Shrts:
Muslin and hickory do:
Collars, Cravais, iiandkerchicis, Snspendcrs:
carpet Bags: aud "a variety OF other ARTICLES, sou
tedious to mention.
ALSO..-A fine lot OF
CLOTHS,
81 various coors and qualities; fancy cclored
anu PLAIN CassIincrs of various patterns; Vest
patterns, such as cut Velvet, Satin, figured Silk,
Nlarselllos, best qna,iiy. Flannel aud knit un.
icr-sllirts and drawers, &c &c. &c.
Gram taken IN crehdnge for Clothing.
OIL. J. wonld respectfully inform tho
public that he is practical tailor, having been
engaged IN business number ot vcnrs; and no
feels confident in saying that he will be able ~
please all who will favor them with n call. All
kinds OF clothing cut and made up to order
u. a. j.
davenport, Nov. 10th, lBl8 l0-n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-18

* II. MILLER, Qatc Of the lie
xAO Claire House, Davenpori,) would ad-
wise his numerous friends and The public gener-
ally, that he has taken the above named spacious
establishment, where he flstters himself that he
Will be able 10 accommodate has guests in style
TO meet heir entire appreciation.
To his ;, Louis friends, who have heretofore
honored him with their patronage, he would say.
that the vicinity OF Dubuque abounds with va
rieiy OF objects Of interest to the visier. The
grouse shooting is not to be surpassed, and the
best trout fishing in the world ut IN easy dis
snnce.
HTPnssengers conveyed 10 md from the
boats in carriages free OF expense.
A. II. MILLER.
Dubuque, Sept. 81, l8l8 2-6m