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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30
JAMES LOW a. co.,
4l7 Main Street,

LOUIS VILE, KENTUCKY,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform purchasers of Goods
II that they have now on hand one OF the most
complete stocks of FRY GOODS TO be found in
the Western Country. 80
Their purchases are made exclusively foi cash.
and their motto is-small profits and quick returns:
They solicit an examination OF their stock from
all purchasers OF goods in this market
mhStf .
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NOTICE.

TuE Co Partnership heretofore existing between
] the undersigned, under the style of O'liley
4 Mibh II, rs Commission and Forwarding Mer-
chants is this day dissolved Ly mutual CONSENT
All unsettled business of I'd house wall be prompt
ly attended TO BY either OF said firm, who are au-
thorztd To use the name of the concern in closing
nm its affrirs PIG O'RILEI.
JOHN MITCHELL.
Fvonsyille Sen l. ISL trr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30

BOOTS & SHOES.-A large FEl1
f&t stock and general variety on hand,Fk
~ suitable for the fall trade, selected
from the beet assortment in the Eastern market
Mems calf, kip and coarse Coots;
Boys do do do;
Youths calf,do do;
Chldrens'do do do;
Mems calf kip, split, seal and coarse Brogans;
Boys do DO and coarse Brogans;
Youths'do do do:
Ladies' do do split and goat pegged Boots;
do do and goat pegged Buskins;
do do do sewed Boots and Buskins;
do Frenrh morocco and kid sewed do;
Misses cali, kip, split and goat pegged Boots;
Chldren's calf, kip, grained & pegged lace Boots;
V it'll numerous other varieties, anu large assert
ment of extra sizes of the above varieties for sale
by f. G. WEBSTER & CO,
sep3-tf Corner 5ih and Lodge SITS, Cin'ti.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30
]. III. MAGHEE Il co.

\ RE daily receiving and opening various styles
l of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, sulta
bic tor the Fall and Winter trade, among which
aIe
CASES Black Doeskins and Cassimeres;
do Sattinets blk. blue and fancy colors;
do Fancy Cassimeres, plaid, plain and stripd;
do Tweeds, gold mixed and fancy coiorsi
do black and drab English Cords & Bangups;
do Cotton and Wool Cassimeres;
Worsted Stuff Goods comprising:
CASES 4.s, 81, GA high colored Coburgs and
Parama ttas;
do A. 50 6-4 Cha ngeable do;
do A, ga, Ga Orleans Cloth. various quail {;
do A, sd, "a Royal Black Alpaccas;
do "A, 5-4, GA Brocaded plaid do;
do A, ga, Ga Manageable Chameleon do;
do A, 4. GA Mohair and Silk;
do American, French and Scotch Ginghams;
do Plaid Linseys, Roderick Dhu and Clan
do 3.4, 1914, Sd Bleached Muslins;
do Ga, IA. ga bea,hed and Brown Table
Diapers;
do Low priced. medium and Super A. Check;
do Auam's, Menotomy and Merrimack Blue
Print, and Robeson s blue and Orange do;
do Washington and Lavender Prints;
do Great Falls and Passaic Blk aud Law. doi
do Globe American and Fall r. Nader do;
do super British and real Ishintz colors do;
do Ruby and Orange DO;
do Dark aud Medium Fancy; doi
do Scarlet and Fancy Furniture do;
do A Scarlet and Turkey Red Cbintz do;
do 81, 4 printed Flannel, ali colors;
do bleached and Blue Drllings;
do Cloak Innings and colored Cambnes.
BALES Pilot and Felt Cloths, BIZ blue, and fancy;
do white, Scarlet and yellow Flannels;
ALSO:-Brown Sheetings and Shirtings in night
and heavy makes; Canvass Padding, Selicla wad-
ding. bed and saddle blankets, blanket coating
solid cold VI. d'Laines and Ca hmeres; Berage DE
LANES and Silk Poplins; Jaconets Cambrics, Blsii
op Lawns, soft null Musns and Swiss doi Bay
State Long Shnwls, Paris embrd and English doi
lambs wool and Merin o hosiery CONSISTING OF men
women and children's scarlet, gray. mixed and
black hose; wooden AMI cotton shirts; cravats,
handkerchiefs gloves, mitts, suspenders, ribbons,
bonneis. trimmings, thread, buttons, tapes. &c,
All OF which will be offered to merchants on the
most reasonable terms and prices.
sedlI j. H. MAGHEE g. CO.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30
L0UlSVIIhEADVER,MTS.
CLAGETT, JOHNSON & CO.,
Louisville. Nv.

CLAGETT JOHNSON & CO.,
Louisville, n.y.,
n WHOLESALE DEALERS AND IMPORTERS -
x OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FANCY, fIA.s
q ANDvARIETY GOODS IN GENERAL,
42l south side Of Ham street, between
Fifth and Sizth.
THE subscribers are now receiving and will
Il shortly be in receipt of their fall importations,
embracing the newest styles and latest patterns OF
goods in their line. manufactured in the English,
German and American factories, making their as
sortmentlarge and complete, imported direct, and
offered the trade on The most liberal terms
CoHntry merchants will find il greatly TO theirn-
terest to call, examine our stock, and leain our
prices and terms before making their purchases
either in this or Eastern cities.
jy30 CLAGETr. JOHNSON & co.
n. B-Usual credit TO prompt men when proper
ly vouohed for. -.
3rLiberal discount to cash buyers.-Ee 40
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New Fall and Winter GOOdsi
N = ANnEDSnN

New Fall and Winter GOOdsi
ID. 5. ANDERSON,
On FIRST street, FIRST door bei,1v Post Office
ii AS just received, and Is now opening large
IL assor meni OF fashionable goods, suited TO the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE. consisting in part OF blk.
blue. green, olISc, caret and brown
French, German 81 American Cloths,
twill ed and plain. Also, great variety of
Ovcrcoatings,
German beavers, super blue and drab Kerseys, blue
blanket coating, pilot cloths, e..
French and German
Black DOeskins,
Wool and piece black Cassimers of every quality.
fancy Cossimers and DoeskinS OF the latest and
most fashionable Style
NESTINGS.
Elegant style London Cashmeres and Valentines,
plain silk Velvet Vestings, figured and plain blk
Satin and silk do,
Taiiors' Trimmings,
OF every description; super wool Innings tor over
coats, plain aud figured alpaca serges, mohair us.
Tres, &c.
aJ-Ihe attention of my customers, and the public
generally is invited 10 an examinatO OF the above
goods. which have been selected with great care,
and will be sold At the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. .
Garments OF every description made to order in
the very best manner. and warranted 10 1T.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30
sUNDRY NEW GOODS.

= cases blue and white plaid Lii.sey;
- do green Prints, assorted;
4 do blue and assorted Chester Cashmere,
10 do Cocheco Prints: SOC
3 d., fancy mohair, Brocade Lusire; las
DO black DC 90 DO; 0-f s1rn.
do fancy Gingham; go /,
j do brown Holland; just received and for u
by JAS. Low q Coa
aue2O All Vain ST., Louisville. Ky
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30

7 ADIES' City Made ShOes.-We are max
IL ing our usual varieties for the fall trade OF our
well known work Lac 'es' Caters ~ Int Gaiiers
Ladies' French Morocco and hid Buskins:
do do d. and goat seweo Boots;
do calf and goat pegged Boots y Buskips;
do Slippers and 4 les.
ALso-Misses' and children's of the above var.
cites; good stock constantly on band. and sizes
furnished to suit customers in any quantity.
E.G WEBSTER & Co,
sop3-tf Corner 5th and Lodge SITS, Chit
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30

DONNETS and RIBBONS. 80 doz silk sat
ID in, Velvet Florence brand, English Straw,
Chin and Mourning Bonneis. Also, % boxes
Bonnet Can anu Taffeia Ribbons at reduced
rates. (sepl) JOHNSON s. FRENCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30

ENRESH ARRIVAL ircm n York 4 Boston;
IL l54 cases Merchandise;
So bales Merchandise;
l. trunks assorted Shoes.
All of which will be sold cheaper than goods
were ever sold in Evansville.
sep20t MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30

THE attention of dealers Is respectfully invited
TO this popular Stove, which we feel assured
will meet the approba ton OF ali, expense or
pains have been spared TO make 1t the best Stove
ever introduced.
Ills constituted so us to make it proof against
cracking, aud combines both beauty and utility !;
and icr convenience has M equal.
This Stove received the first premium at the Erie
County Fair, held Sept. Is ard ~, 30. Also the
highest premium allowed articles from the
states at The Provincial Fair held at Niagara, Z.
w Sept. Is and 10, 80. A Diploma u t the Rocll-
ester Fair, Sept %, 80 Also, the first Premium
at the Fair OF the agricultural Society at Portage
County, Ohio
We have also on hand large assortment vt
Heating and Cooking stoves
OF entirely new patterns made expressly tor this
Falls trade
Dealers are invited to call and examine this
stock as they will fin something new and beauti-
Jul IN the stove line. IseplS 6msl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DOCTOR A CHEVALIER,

~O~N a. 49, =
MEMBERS his professional se vices "a PhySl
4 elan, Surgeon and Accoucher, To the citizens
Of Evansville an surrounding country. An ex-
perence oi nine years with unlimite advantages.
warrants him IN assuring those VINO may ngage
bsservices hat they Will be treated upon tn ms ST
modern Pathological principles, having during the
past summer while AT the North awaited himself OF
the most recent nj valuable information
All diseases will he carefully examined. and
when organic, the Physical tests, as Auscuita,,oR,
Percussion and Mensurati' II ALWAYS enable the
Doctor To do greater jus ice TO the afflicted.
Chronic diseases successfully managed in
both sexes. il knowingly treated; therefore none
need GIVE Up till they have been thoroughly exam
ined To those tnen. afflicted with long standing
complaints, he would invite them call tree ofex-
pense.
All forms ofacuie diseases incident TO the South.
western country, managed intelligently, from an
experience OF the past SIX years.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30

CHOt. LAcEs AND GALLONS
~ 1000 gross Lace of every style and variety;
300 pieces silk and .nion string Ribbon;
100 gross black silk Galloon;
100 do do union do;
% do do Maybe Galoon;
100 do colored DO;
SOC lbs Nos. 3, 10 and II Shoe Thread:
30 doz men s and women's Cork So es;
40 sets prime Philadelphia Lasts;
90 gross Boot Webs;
With large and superior stock OF black end col
ored English and French hastings and Italian
Cloths, all for sale low al
E.G. WEBSTER & Co.'S,
sep3 Corner 9Th \ Lodge SITS, Cin'ti, O.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30

4 EATuER.-
IL 10 dog Philadelphia Eips:
25doz do Caiskins;
50doz Tampico and Madras Boot Morocco;
so doz do do glazed & goat do;
IS doz d. and French Morocco;
30 doz Madras do co;
IS dox Curacoa Madras & S American Kids;
Is doz prime French Patent Leather;
10 doz Cape Bindings;
20 doz fancy Roans;
20 1oz colOred Morocco. All just received and
for sale low by T.. C. WEBSTf X & Co.,
sep2 Corner 5th & Lodge sts., Cin'u.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30
TRENCH Bakery and Confectionery.

Il The citizens of Evansville are respectfully in
formed that the undersigned has opened n sh' p.
where an extensive variety at Cakes, fastry,
Sweetmeats ami Confectionery OF every description
re always kept on hand Such choice as you
find in his establishments has not been known in
this city heretofore.
SIict attention paid to orders Tor Parties, Din
nerS. Soirces Weddings and any kind of celebra
ticns. knowing his trad. ;hurou.hely he knows
he can give general satisfaction
RrTTr;R ATH,
sepJstf Corner 2nd and 7. ,cust streets
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30
Rem CE S
THEM LIQUORS
BOOTS AND SHOE

USf re eyed per steamer Shenandoah, 1903 cas-
- Boots and shoes, direct from Boston, aud {
sale at Loulsville prizes by
sep20tf MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30
HvANSVILLr CARPET STORE.

lust received large assortment of ihree-py,
.J two-ply, ingram and cotton chain Carpets, OF
the newest patterns. Also, large LOT OF floor
Oil Cloths, of the various widths. for sale at the
lowest rates by BARNES g. COLBURN.
SEM
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30

\ RE daily receiving and opening various styles
bic tor the Fall and Winter trade, among which
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30
NOTICE.

DERSONS who are indebted on account with
i James Morris, for blacksmith work since jan
nary last. are requested 10 come forward and set
tie the same with hun Immediately, and tney, are
hereby forbidden to pay the said accounts 10 VIM
Grant, or to any other persons acting IN his be-
halt JAS. MORhio.
Evansville Sept 23.-dtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30

100 PIECES Linseys--a complete assort-
lOO ment-just reed. and offered TO the
trade (sepil JOHNSON & FRENCH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30

DICII DRESS GOODS.-A large lot OF very
II elegant printed Cashmeres and de LANES,
fall WOOL just received and for sale low by
sep5 BARNES & COLBURN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30

100 CASES Bo1ts and Shoes on consign-
l. wv meni b. the Manufacturer, and for
sale at remarkably low prices hy
sepi JOHNSON & FRENCH.
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL!
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats
Caps, &c.

@ KAHN has Just received az ms sIore uHuV'
-. the Journal Office, corner Main end Water sts
one of the largest stocks OF Clothing, furnI' ng
Goods Hats. Caps, &c thar ever arrived nj Nv,
nnsvilie His clothing is all of the best material
and manufactured in the most fashionable styles.
Having purchased al such rates as will enable
him 10 sell low he invites the attention ct The p"b
lie TO his stock, which is not Surpassed by any IN
the civ. In this store will be found overco it',
cloaks dress frock and sack coat, shirts, &c:
hats and caps OF every variety These goods have
lust been received, and are now ready Tor inspec-
ton and sale.
GrGood bargains may be had, as J an, de'eTm
ed to sell cheap as the cheapest. lsepbdtfl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30

NOT ON BATTING-15 bales best quail
~ ty for sale by S E GILBERT & CO.
sep s. canlore bet. Water and lst sts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-30

COMMON PAPER-The subscriber has
" large stock of Common Papers; the prices
ranging from t'relre cents upwards;
JOHN c.. DEVEREUX. JR,
sep2a Main between LIST and 81 SITS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-04

PROGRESSING BAcKwARps.-Hon. Rob
er. Dale Oven, formerly member Of Con
gress, has been elected Representative
rom Posey county TO the State Legisla
lure Hon C. Mason, formerly one Of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court in this State
has been elected County Judge in D.,
Mones.
Thus il is when men become ofiee-seek
ers, if they cannot have the highest, the !
are content with the lowest office in The
giit Of the people. Bound 10 live of The
public somehow, il they fail to obtain re-
nomination for an Office. rather ,han retire
luto private life they will accept a lower
nne, though by 50 doing they are at III
aeck Of the man who occupies their recen'
station. The man who canno, conlinnally
rise, rs politician, or in any other public
capacity, has mistaken the avocaiion Tor
ahich his natural endowmen,s qualify hin
aud had better seek some business moro
,congenia! to bis talents.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-04

A Rad srELL!-After Gen. Morgan eS.
plieilly declaring his objection to any new
tlngled mode eforhograPhy, for the d..
buque Herald, who suggested the nnova
ton, 10 publish the formers language thus
spelled, is unfair, aud will cause the Gen
4ral at least tn nance Of restless nights:
"Galena and Dubuque are dltehrue
(pitching) into cue h other at a round race,
each place claiming pre-e minence the
natural poiu, scr the Metropolis of The
Northwest. 1t is exceedingly singular
that small towns cannot beat peace witt
ono another. Persons abrop, when read
both sides. must inevitably tome 10 the
conclusion"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-04
ALFRED SANDERS, EDIroR.
CITY OF DAVENPORT:
raUssDiY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1851.
THE CUBAN EXCITEMENT.

Tho news that We publish this week un-
der the telegraph head relative 10 the Gu.
han excitement II New Orleans and at 9th
er places, is Of q startling character. The
provocaiion furnished was unquestienabl,
great, but that ], was sutfic;en, to warrant
such an ou,burst Of indignation against
peacoable men doing business under the
protection Of the laws Of our common couu-
try, no rational man will maintain. There
i no reason ia the head Of riot, therefore
se oppose mobs in whstcser shape they
may assume. We are for the adminisira-
ton Of the laws, and while i, would rejoice
Us to tho very core to hear Of the success
ful efforts Of Cuba to rid herself 81 Spanish
rule, YET We cannot s.mpaihize 50 heartily
with those Who die aliens 10 the govern
ment OF the U. States, as we could were
they lighting under lis protection.
Il i generally known 10 our readers that
she Presidcn, has issued proclamation
declaring all those who take up arms in
defence Of Cubs, without the pale Of the
government Of The u. States. In view o!
which and The unsettled state OF affairs
now existing in that island, aud the unccr-
Iainty whether the Cubans themselves are
in favor Of independence, We would advise
every one to smother his indignation, and
10 close down the ssfe,v-valsc Of his spirit
ofliber,y, until the time comes when some
thing may be accomplished by the ehulli
ton If the former and the diffusion Of tue
latter.
The prompiness Of the Presiden, 10 dis
patching vessel to the island Of Caba to
inquire into the particulars Of the murder
Of party Of Americans and in firing upon
ahe steamer Falcon, is worthy Of the Chief
Magistrate Of a republic. Should this lii
lie inciden, lead 10 rupture Of the AMIGA
bic relations now existing between The Y.
States and Spanish governments, then,
boys. that pent up spirit Of liberty Of yours
viii come into play, and at the same time,
into The service Of your country.
The Mexican skiTmishing having ceased,
md the California bubble having exploded,
ihe uneasy character Of our citizens makes
them 10 desire something more exciting
than the usual every day routine Of bust
ness. So. il we cannot have war OF our
own, many are in favor Of stirring up hos
ulties among others. Hence the many
sbo are willing TO take up arms in deieuce
bf Cuba or Ksmschalka, little odds, so that
their s.pirii Of libert, may feed thereon
and grow
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-04

ADDITION TO THE LIZ CLAIRE H"usE
The contract for the brick work OF another
addition to The lie Claire House, extend.
ing it north on Main street IS feet 10 The
alley, was taken this week By Mr.. H Leon
ard. The work is TO be commenced i'm.
mediaiely. The lie Claire House is al
ready one Of The largest hotels 10 the State
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-04
LETTER FROM ADJr. R. er

saNtuRn
DsAa HuLING:--We arrived ~ !, .oal.
Cuba alter the osthorribIe passage Won :, 'Aa q
e.'Se o. cooped on board with 400 J, s a.a e'a
We arrived on Sunday last, bel;ev. ,as
have forgotten. Next morning, Lop.r v aa's
Paraguay and all The commanding off,. a 90
rs, ! mean Critiendep and hi. ba,,,ns s''' lei
heard nothing more Of him for iva H. "' w
Cr'tlenIen sent anote 10 him be ,b.. - Nlsa
we should join him at a little town .os sis'''a
eight miles oil, leaving US in u. r.,s' "ar
take care Of baggage, &c. We s,.,.a , 70
on Wednesday morning, two o'cloeL ,s aaa
proceeded only three miles when =. NV DAD
tackled BY 500 Spanish soldier. !, a'aa'
charge, ! received very severe wousa a'
knee. VS. repnlsed them, however Tb.s = ~ s'
another charge, and completely routed = n.s'
spent two days and nights, the mos, nv; i. W
you can Imagine, in the chappara, vi,bo. ,s''
thing 10 eat or drink. We made the h.... WY
way 10 the sea shore, and found som. r.. ""0u
which we put to sea; spent nigh, on u. NV. .'a
and next day, about IL O'Clock, wer. ,,L.s s.ss'
oners BY The Habanero; were brouab, "a u M''
last night, and condemned to die ri. ua' 'a'
We shail all be shot in an hour. G,oahs. Y
God bless yon. ! send The Masonic : - 'nD
closed N this, belonging to my father co,s.
i 10 my sister, Mrs. p, and ten hs, .'
Once more, God bless you. 'a3
(Signed) sTayronn
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-04
THE N. Y. TRIBUNE.

Horace Greeley has returned homo from
his European trip, and-it is fall time. Thu
tone Of the Tribaac 10 his absence has been
IS variable az the chamelion. Each sub
editor appeared 10 write As bis own judy
ment dictated, and not having the cruel
alo Of ilorace's peculiar mind to cast his
opinions 10 and give lhcm shape, published
them 10 their crude state. As the result
we have a medley Of opinions upon the
same subject and almost in the same nam
her. OF course this is better for the read
er, as having an assortment he eau choose
those most congcnial 10 his own views, be-
sides the very enlightened complaint tina,
arevails, Of an editor not possessing opn-
ions Of the gum elastic order, that may BE-
stretched to circumscribe the mental cali
bre Of all his readers, is entirely removed
All arc suited, because each finds in some
II the opinions expressed such as will har-
monize with his own.
In regard TO slavery we must affirm thai
we are pleased that the supervision Of
Greeley has been removed, us the Tribune
now maintains sentiments ottimes that ice
can endorse, and as We possess consider
able human nature, certainly we regard
more highly apaper that advances opinions
in unison with our own.
While upon the subject we would state
That we watched with considerable a,ten-
ion Cor the appearance of Mr.. G's. letter..
rom Europe, expecting TO fad something
possessing more than an usual degree Of
interest Need We say TINT we were dis
appointed? They contain few phiIosopb
zeal dispositions ON subjects Of little gen
,ral in,eres,, AMI as whole they displa,
want Of observation, with the kuack Of
treating upon things Of slight concern g
the mass Of his readers. They ere shortl,
TO be Issued in book form and we hazard
little in saying, that nothing but the pop
clarity Of the author will sell the work.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-04
TO PARENTS.

A healthy, industrious boy, who can
read nd write, u about ID or is years oI
ege, can obtain an excellent situation Il
learn The art and mystery of printing b,
sarly application al this offire. This is :
favorable opportunity for boy Of iuqui
ring miud 10 obtain good education ans
q The same lime learn an excellent busi
ness.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-04

THE election in Des Moines county re.
suited in tie, it will be rccoIec,ed, for
Recorder. The law in such emergency pro-
vides that the candidates shall decide By
lot who shall fill the Office. The Wing
candidate refuses to comply with any such
absurd enactment. and wishes the election
again to come before the people. lie is
right, such a provision is a stain upon our
statutes.