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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-08-28
Eclectic Medical Institute,
OF CINCINNATI.
Chartered ia 1915. Total number of Matriculantl
from 1915 to 1851, 1854.

FAULTY.
'IHEseventh winter session of this College will com.
mence on the first Monday of Nov mber, 1851, and
continue four months. The chairs Of the Faculty will
be arranged as follows
|. G. JONES NJ. d., Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine
K. $. NEwroS, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
u. l.. Hill. VI. D., Professor Of Obstetrics, and
Diseases oil Women and Children.
q. FREEMAN, NJ. d., Professor of Special, Sur
gical and Pathological Anatomy.
J. r BUCHANAN, M. D., Professor of Physiolo-
gy, and Institutes of Medicine.
l.. +. JONES, NJ. D., Professor Of Matera Med
lea, and Therapeutics, and Medical Botany.
J. MILTON SANDERS, VI. D., IL. D., Professor
Of Chemistry, Pharmacy and Toxicologv.
q. f. NEwTos, M. d., Demonstration Of A nat
omy and Surgical Prosecutor.
graiuitous preliminary course of Lectures
will commence on the second Monday of Octo-
Der. At the same time the Demonstrators
rooms will be opened, with every facility for the
study of Anatomy. Anatomical material is
abundant and cheap. Prompt attendance at the
opening of the session is expected
TERMs.-Tickets to a full course of lectures funt
graduaton) 500 in advance, a well endorsed note
for Sl25. To single course oil Lectures $50 in ad
vance. well endorsed note for So Matrculatior
tics III $5-Graduation Sl5-Demonstra tors ticket SIS
Board costs from So TO 50 50 per week. Students
sometimes board the elves Tor much less Students
irof X 5. NEWTON, on seventh street. between Vine
and Race, For further particulars address DIR. r. s
NEWTON, or JOS. X. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Dean
August, 1851.
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,1,HIS beautiful estate situated about one-an,l-s
L half miles above the city of Davenport, Is
now offered ior sale. II was selected at an ear
" day bv The late Hon. William B. Conway,
Secretary of the Territory Of Iowa, as place OF
residence, the most picturesque and beautiful Of
any upon The Mississippi.
The property consists OF 227 acres OF land ",
iny directly on the Iiver--which has here bold
rocky bank-with front OF over hall m'le-is
finely diversified with Hill and dale, is watered
by numerous and unfallng springs OF the pnres'
water, and abounds in Timber, rock, sand and
clay Tor building =
Along The river are many elevations or knobs,
which command delightful and extensive views
OF the cities of Rock Island and Davenport, Inc
town of Moline, and OF the Mississippi Tor many
miles. and furnishing sites Tor residences, whieh
for piciuresqneness and romantic beauty are une-
qualed. a. 81, :,
Tie attention of gentlemen from the cities OF
the lower Mississippi healthy sum-
mer retreat, near the finest fishing ana nnhtilg
grounds in the West is invited to this property.
I prefer selling the entire place, but II not soo
sold. propose 10 Weld to the solicitations ofnu'
meIous applicants and III few weeks have u
surveyed into tracts varying in size IRON one 10
twenty acres-and in price from Ss25 to $iaO pei
acre.
The proximity of this property TO two flourish
ing cities rapidly increasing in population AM
wealth. with certainty Of the early completion
Of Rail Road connecting them with the eastern
cities--renders il very desirable and guarantees
its rapid increase in value.
Information respecting it will be given and me
propertv shown by Mr.. A. II. MILLER, OF the u
Claire House, Davenport, Iowa, or mr.. Y;
H,rcucocK, residing on the premises. or arpiica
| lion may be made to me at Keokuk, Iowa.
, EDWARD KILBOURNE.
Angus, 28ih, 1851, 81"
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,,nN r. r. MARSHALL.

!, Ter, bat the Hon. 4. F. MARSHALL,
:" !. elected 10 the House Of Represents
10 = of Kentucky from Woodland count,
,ade \ speech on the nigh, Of his election,
ID mich he gave notice that he dissolved
.,ax;on with the Democratic party
"a from ,henceforth resumed his old po. /
~ 80 Wing. The circumstances Of the
sawnl. IS they hive been related % ~
~" .h.,,r,eris,ic and amusing. Mr.. Mar,
~ IA. been acting for some years with
'1' n.moera,s. In this race, however, ht
~ :, 81 adependen, candidate, and WIS
7" by many Wings; bu. doubtless
oPp pmo. his election mainly TO Democratic
AIlcr The result was known Oh
.,d,v night, M. BARNES, his competitor
.%e . short speech. in which he said .hs,
&c considered it no disgrace to be defeated
MN Of Mr.. Marshail's splendid abili.
]. After Mr.. b. concluded Mr.. Marshall
soLe and paid some beautiful and elo-
.nen, compliments to Mr.. Barnes. tie
hen said he wished to make out an account
",,.ot with The Democratic party. tie
acknowledged that no owed his election 70
shem and he set himself down as debtor
a. that. Bu, he had supported Mr.. Polk
/. nd otherwise done tho party some service;
g. Thai he claimed credit, and called upon
Lhe Democrats present to say on winch
Idle The balance stood. Some OF them CRED
.on, !. oh, we're indeb,edto yor." well,
aid Marshall, Il forgive sou the balance
square The account. close the books and
s,om henccforlh ! am Wing forever"
We congratulate the Wings upon the re,
surn Or 70 gifted son 10 bis old political
80, Yary,,cLn Communicable
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GyTARDIAN'S SALE.

DY order of the Probate Court OF Scott county
ID Iowa, I will sell on the 18th day OF Septem
Der next, between the hours OF J and q o'cloei
p. NJ at the Court House, the following desen
bed Real Estate to wit the south east quarter
section No. 10 and the north east quarter sector
No. 80, township rs north range 8, east o. Inc OIL
meridian. :, ga.
The above land is situated on the Iowa Cify
road four miles west Of the city Of Davenport
Terms made known on day Of sale.
JENNA BARCLAY.
August i4th, 1851. fe'"
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RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.
49, - -

The people of Lee, Henry. Jefferson, Washing
TON Johnson. Linn, Jones, Dubuque, Scott, &C.
AN Iowa, Poweshiek, Benton, Jasper, Polk and
#n,las counties, are requested 10 send delegates
n convention 10 he holden NJ iowa City on the
5ihird Wednesday Dish day. Of October next, Tor
Inc purpose Of concertins and carrying forward
rTl,nd in aid Of the construction Of the Dubuque
md Ksokuk and the Dauenpotaad Council Bluffs
railroads.
Il lis GRAM BYISsros, and l6 others.
August 9Th, 1851.
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HATs AND CAPS,

is now the largest and comprises greater variety
than any other the West, having been nearly all
Manufactured with great care expressly for rs. We
can warrant them to uniform, good sizes, and we
will be enabled to sell low much inferior arti
Gle can be bought at.
We invite our old customers and the merchants
generally to call and xamine stock which we are
determined 10 sell At prices which cannot fail to Sc.
cure to us the best trade that to market.
full stock at all times Of the following articles ca
De found hand at Store, No. 143 Main street,
irst door north Of the Rank Of the State Of Missouri
q " b Ich In nAkd he'll
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CURE THYSELF!
MORE LIGHT!

r An prepared TO furnish Merchants and 9th.
j ELS with Lamps and the material 10 use in
them Chemical OF at less expense than Oil
Larf or Candles.! and not one-half the trouble
to rim and keep them in order; one of these
Lamps gives as much light as two lard lamps Of
ths same size. They are now in usein all o. the
principal cities in the United States, and have
ever heard of an explosion or other accident
happening from them, except by carelessness.
intend to keep full supply oflamps and mate
trials on hand ut all times and sell them at prices
Ito justify their use. Lamps may be seen at the
principal Stores in this city, [where they give
entire satisfaction and also at
HAKES Rock Island Jeuelry Sto,e.
June Goth, 1851.
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Roy WANTED.

A N Industrious, intelligent boy, DESTROYS OF
~ learning the Printing Business, can obtain
good situation by application at the Gazette
Oice One from the country would be prefer
red Gazette Office, Aug. 28th, 1851.
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STYLE, MANUFACTURE Or PRICE,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NANNY a. WELD,

NANNY ~ WELD.
No. l5S Main Street, St. Louis, Missouri.
ARE nov receiving. at their Store their Fall
n stock Of Boots and Shoes, comprising every
thing in their line.
We have greater variety, and better quality
OF goods than we have ever been able to offer be-
fore.
Having taken special pains in making our Sc
Elections, feel satisfied that we can please those
who want good articles, and we expect to sell a.
low as any one for cash or good paper.
Below we ennmerate a few Of the leading arti-
cle.:
do do DO double sole and long legs;
do do grain do do all sizes do;
DO unbound kip Boots hi double sole and to II
do double sole do do all sizes;
do fac long leg kip do No. and 9 to u;
do unlined Hungarian Boots;
do kip waterproof do;
GENTS thick do;
MEMS calf sewed and pegged dress Boots;
do Phliadeiphia Hunting;
do thick Brogans, sizes to II and 10 to Is;
DO DO DO Army ~ DO sioH;
do extra doubled soled Brogans;
do prime unlined kip do and to IL;
do do lined and bound do do;
do cali. pump sole and half welt Brogans;
do patent leather Montereys;
do do s do aaa kid dancing pumps and slippers;
Boys thick and kip Boots;
do unlned do do;
CHILDRENs' Boots, Shoes and Buskins OF every va
rety.
BOYS calf and kip Brogans,
do unlned do and thick do,
YOUTHS call, kip ana thick Boots,
do do do do do Brogans,
CHILDS, do do do do Boots,
do do do and goat lace boots and bI cans
do enameled, kid and sewed do do ana HateIh
WoMENs' call, kip, goat and split lace boots, OIL
ry variety and style, pegged an. se~ed,
Al ID nd DIS
do Kid and enameled Jeany Linds, Buskins and
do kid and do pegged Jenny Lind do lnnei
lined,
do silk top and lasting Caters and half GaiErs'
do Philadelphia kid ties and buskins,
do patent leather embroidered slippers,
do kip pegged un lined lace Boots,
do calf, Sc wed and pegged lace BOOTS,
do colored high buskins. l,,.
MISSES do DO sew'd and pegg'd q 49,
do kid and goa. do j. Linds and Buskii@
do calf kin and goat pegged lace boots.
OVER SHOES AND RUH1sERs.
MEMS ane Buffalo over Shoes,
do rubber Sandals and do do,
do high cut rubber do do,
BOYS, DO DO .,,,s do, . soe, buskiu..
DO G 5snss a'nd DO Do boot. ~ pusIsa..
do fine fancy cold cloth over Shoes ,,..,.;,.
MISSES gossanner rubber lace boots.nd bnskins'
Purchasers will find il to thtr interest 10 eA-
anime our stock before bnying esewhere.
MANNY& WELD, ),
1856 Main street, ST. Louis, TO-, and % feafi
street, Boston, Mass. or
August l4th, 1851. 4'-'
YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.
T,HE MISSES JONES, til commence the
j Fall Term OF their Schorl-for Young Lad'es
and Misses, MONDAY, seft. /. Terms as us"'
al.
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Alex. ". N,cREcoR.
la FAYETTE PARKER,
M'GREGOR q PARKER,
ATTORNEYS At Law AND LAND AGENTS

ATILL practice in the District Courts and
wv Supreme Court Of this State.
They will give particular attention to the col.
lection of Debts, Obtaining, Selling and Loca-
ling Bounty Land Warrants, Purchase and Sale
Of Real Estate, Paying If Taxes, Investment OF
Moneys, Remiltances, &c.
All kinds Of Conveyancing or any description
of writing done for those who may need their
services
Office east side Main between From, and Cd
Streets.
Davenport, June 18th, 1851.
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PHOENIX STOVE WORKS,
LUMBER! LUMBER!

4 IL persons DESTROYS Of building substsntisl
IA foases, can now be accommodated With
hard lumber OF all sorts and sizes, BY calling -
the subscriber At McCarthy's Saw Mill. No.
on Makers, and all other tradssmen, Hsing hard
lumber, will please give US call.
As he intends keeping constantly on hand, ~
assortment OF first rate hard logs, he will ssw to
order, bv the shortest notice. 4ss
ALSO, Pima Lumber ept constantly on hand.
EZRA CARPENTER
Davenport, 18th April, t0t3.
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TIME is MONEY!

TT YOU would know its value come and get
i your Watches regulated by my Chronometer
Regulator at the Rock Island Jewelry Store.
June Goth, 1851.
DURE Silver Spoons al the Rock Island Jew
J. elry Store of HAkES.
June Goth, 1851
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. %.
Flour, s3,75 a 4,25 WHsar, g. 82c.-
CJRs, IS 36c. OATS, 81 a a8c. BAILEY, Iowa.
As SOC. Rre, 70 a 75c. Onions, 55c. PoTA-
ToEs, 25 3Oc.
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!. Whiuemore, n. York. Whittemore, 81 Loui
III. Il 10. IL. yvIIiTTEy5OIsE,
WHOLESALE hat AND CAP HOUSE,
ST. LOUIS, MO

THE subscribers are no receiving their goods for
the fall trade, and one of the firm resides east,
they will be able to keep their assortment full and
Complete throughout the eason. our stock Of
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WOOL! WOOLM

VyHE subscribers viii pay the highest market
J. price, in Cash or Goods, fer any quantity Of
lean, WI washed WOOL, delivered at their
Store 10 Davenport, during the spring and sum
mer. VAN TuYL & COOK.
Davenport, Msy 18th, s35i.
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davenport. Aug. 81, 1888
BUPTCHERING.

yKyFlE subscriber has sgain resumed she p pan,
ness of Buchernghnd will hereafter n. nav y
fresh mea, regularly erry Tuesday, lhu's'''
and Saturday. r,,n, :,
Meat cellar in his dwelling house, FROM D.
opposite steamboat latding. n MOORE.
1881 soft
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CLOCKS.

A LARGE variety of all the new Patterns
n for sale at ST. Louis Prices, saw from $500
TO $500, tie best Seth Thomas Clock for S.,
and warranted at HAKES. June 26.
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WAGONS AND BUGGIEs!

TIME subscriber anow receiving Sky "Ao =,
ONS and BcGGIES, manuiae.u,ea he
Youngstown, Ohic They are wa, .,s.er I'm.
well made and Of good seasoned p '1,r"
4ulteoi lie Claire House.
Il :, ,a5l 493w*
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NEW YORK WHOLESALE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
81 Nassau Street.
WILDE. BATES & TAYLOI

WILDE, BATES & TAYLOR,
crCCEsoRs TO c. r. LONGsTREET &
~ Co. continue to Manufacture Clothing, and
are now prepared with stock that cannot be
excelled in the United States, either in
STYLE, MANUFACTURE Or PRICE,
TO which they would invite the attention Of their
friends, and the patrons of the late concern, as
well as all wishing to purchase Clothing.
The reputation of the Old concern is well
known all through the West, and i, will be the
endeavor Ut the .Ne,c to sustain it, for selling
well-made and fashionable garments at low pri-
ees.
IL i@ ,i,c style and work manship OF the goods
% which they especially ask the examination Of
purchasers.
Orders will be promptly and faithfully attend
I'd 10.
New York. Aue. |, 1851. O2m
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INSURANCE

INSURANCE
GEN'L. AGENCY, MAIN STREET,
Davenport, lomc.
COLUMBUS Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Columbus, Ohio
CRY Fire and Marine insurance Co.,
Cincinnati, O.
New YORK Life Insurance Co,
.Nev York City.
OHIo Life Insurance Co,
Ncw York City.
OaIo Live Stock Insurance Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mutual Health Insurance Co.,
Llereland, Ohio.
THE undersigned having been appointed
i Agent for the above well established Com
panies, are fully prepared and authorized o issu,
Policies against loss or damage by fire, also a
gainst the hazards Of marine or inland transpor
iaton at the lowest rates Of premium chargcs
by any good company in The west.
Shippers or Merchants doing their cargo bust
ness with him, will be allowed return premium
Of i2A per cent.
Also Life and Health Policies and PJlIcie
gainst injury or death of live stock. A i! losse
on Fire and Marine Pol cies promptly adjuste,
and paid at 81. Louis. No
McGREGQR g. PARKER, Agents.
Davenport, March 18th, 1851.
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MUSICAL.

iNE iolns, Flutes, Accordcons, and Gut,
= afs' TOR sale At HAKEs IewePry Store.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
WEDNESDAY AND MONDAY
PACK Eft.

Il @A THE well Known passengersteam
boat Dubuque, EDw, Il. Bee
- BEE, Master, has resumed her trips
for the above and all intermediate ports, and
will make regular weekly trips between Rock
Island and Davenport for St. Louis every We'd
nesday, and Rock Island and Davenport for Ga
lena every Monday throughout the season.
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon
The boat during the past season, her officers Will
endeavor to merit a continuance Of il by offer
ing u passengers, accommodations equal to
those OF any other boat in the trade. For freigh,
or passage apply on board. May29J
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WHITE LEAD.

nuININEa good article fer ssle sssy iow BY
Nak May I, 1851. A. SANDERS.
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silver PLATED WARE.
4 'E "a Sets, Casters, Candlesticks, Suffers and
Lnvo. ''ys' Cake baskets, Forks, spoons, Butter
June Goth, 1851.
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ToHN p. COOK is this day admitted apaFsnsf
y in our House. He will devote his time ana
attention 10 the legal business or The House, AND
to such pro essional business as may be entsnStea
10 il. COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport, April I, 1851.
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siiL af6e dssUftment OF Fashionable and b.
M;s, n. n Nntria and Beaver Hats; LADIES' .
Muiis; Hatters' Stock and Trimmings.
OF. Louis, August 25th, 1851. sl
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GLEN VERNON.

Post Office Department, J
,1ueusk. 90, 1851. 5l-6w(
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TERMS
DAILY RFCHETOND TIMES.

bIaG2AE ESEC92HAON11 lin ftSs
The DAILY TIMES is published at FIVE DOL
LARS per annum, provided payment be made at the
office, or by letter post paid in advance uithin SC
days from tie commencement Of the subscribers gear
II payment be not so made within thirty days, SIX
DOLLARS will be charged, and in no case whatever
will an exception be made to tins rule.
ADVERTISING-For one square of FIFTEEN
LINES less first insertion SO cents; and every
succeeding insertion 25 cents.
Thrice weeh--For one square, first insertion G2i
cents every succeeding insertion 81 cents
1aDice meek, or once Il aoeeh-For square, first
insertion Is cents; every succeeding insertion so cents
Advertisements OF more than one square, will be
charged in the proportion, according to the
Der OF squares. But if the advertisement exceed one
square, or any number of full squares, by less thar
eight lines, the additional lines will be charged as q
halt square; if it exceed square, Or any number oil
full squares, by eight lines, the additional lines will be
charged as a full square.
The number Of insertions Of Advertisements mus
be noted the MS they will be inserted until order
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly
Annual advertisers charged $50 for 26 lines anc
In that proportion for advertisements of greater length
and $3Otor 10 Ines and in that proportion for adver
tsements OF greater length except Auctioneers, who
are charged 800 paper included for all sales before
their DOORS
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History OF New YORK LAwYER--Geo. w
Niles, one of the black sheep in the legal profess
sion, who was convicted few days since, in the
Court of Sessions in New York, of conspiracy.
and defrauding merchant of that city out of
$4,000, in pretended Grim con affair, was to
have been sentenced to the State prison Thurs.
day. The New York Sun, after stating that there
are still five familiar indictments against him
says:
Niles career in this city may now be considered
as brought to close, and though it has been
short, it has not been without its interest. He
came to the bar about ten years since, and imme-
ately laid himself out for great operations in the
way ofmoney making, having no scruples of con-
science as to the means employed and the course
be adopted in the accomplishment Of that pur-
pose. Like many hypocrtes, he thought the best
course would be to sail under the banner of reli-
gion, and became at once exceedingly pious,
attended Church regularly, and was Jealous for
the conversion of sinners. He then sought the
hand ofthe daughter of one of our most distin-
guished clergymen, in marriage, but his garb of
gauzy tinselings was too transparent for sthe
practiced eye of the father, and a veto was nut
upon that scheme; though foiIed in this, it did not
lessen his ambition or check his ardour in work.
ing out the great scheme which he had in view.
He rented q pew in prominent place--in the
Rev. DIR. Cox's church, in oklyn--became a
teacher in the Sabbath school, formed acquaint
ance as much as possible with the wealthyan in
fluential among the congregation, selected his
victims and brought his guns to bear in such a
manner as he thought would insure success, and
in too many cases he fearfully trumphed. He is
now said to be worth one hundred thousand dol.
lars, all, or nearly all (which, has been plumber
ed from wealthy persons in this city and Brook
lyn, by means of pretended Grim. con. cases.
But the day of reckoning has now arrived, AM
the community, the violated laws of the State
the outrage committed upon every sense ofmora
and religious feeling, demand his condign pun
ishment. The Bar, too, of which he is a mem
Der, owe it t O themselves and the honor and res
portability of the profession, to have him at once
stricken from the roll.