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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

In Luck AT LAsr.--One Of the most eA'
traordinary instances Of good tor'une'
which we have lately heard Of, came 10 OUT
knowledge Yesterday. A young man, wiz
was the barkeeper on board The l'i'a'eu
steamboat Webster. DESTROYED few day'
since by fire. not only escaped from 'oe a.
most imminent destruction that there 'a'
rounded him, but on arriving IN tne '",
found himself. much to his SURPRISE '"o :"
expected owner Of $4,000. ii's esp
from the Webster was a miracle. i'e "a'
utterly ignorant of the art oil swl''''i"u =
but, between death by fire and oea." :,
drowning, preferred the latter. lie J'aI
ed overheard; floated fortunately on p
of driftwood; and was picked up al a
with the clothes on his back the onIv ri
er,y he possessed in the world; at 'e'''
thought so at the time.
A more agreeable surprise could scar.
" be imagined than that which glee ,hs
him on his arrival in the city. When w
Webster was las, in this port, the bar-Se.p
or purchased ticket in the Havana io".
nv. As we have before stated, the ''as,
drew a prize Of $4,000, and the none J.
was paid yesterday. This is indeed ;,
markable example of the cups and downs u,
of life 1t is not TO be concluded, no"1'.s
that every s,eamboa, barkeeper VINO wi in
lottery ticket will win spite, OF -" Il
float on drift pile when IN dapse.
drowning. Remember that, ear x p.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. During the
ram las, Monday nigh. the lightning
struck the flag staff erected on Messrs
Duffows O Prettyman's mill and shiyered
II 70 atoms Wiih0u, doing any further dam
age. Several luckless pigeons at roost in
Inc cupola we're killed. No trace Of III.
''uld can be observed beyond the destruc
lion OF :he flag staff, 60 that il becomes !
matter Of inquiry VIA, direction j, took af
Ter descending the pole
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

Coop News FOR HoRsEs.--T NJ. Cole.
man has filed caveat foran improvement
in India rubber horse collars and saddles,
which nre inflated with air, instead of be
ing stuffed, as is now the case. Ii the air
can be retained at the very point of pres.
sure, this will prevent chatting, and be a
great relietto that noblost of domestic ami
niai& @-iile horse, We shall then expect 10
see thsinVention in general use, as human
ny demands that even TO the creature 'the
Pack should be suited TO the burden"
Harisbagh iPaJ Journal
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

While Burlington is compelled TO sub
scribe large proportion Of her means fl
public enterprise in the Peoria railroad 10
Illinois, to establish railroad communication
with the Eastern cities; and while Daven-
port ia subscribing hers 10 the Lasalle road
in order 10 bring the terminus opposite ;c
them a, Rock Island; Muscatine is very
pleasantly situated on the Eastern border
Of the State between these two striving
towns.-Kuscatiae Enquirer.
The people Of Fairport, the town where
the jugs are made, upon reading the above
astounding announcement were led 10 ex.
claim III the beautiful classical language d
the talented correspondent OF the Spirit O
the Tines, sthe same in snakem
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

THERE is general dearth Of news
mong our exchanges. They come to vi
guiltless Of an item Of interest. Even 10
calls have become scarce, while telegraph
news is out Of the question. Can't some
body kick up muss generally? We are
almost tempted with the editor Of the Bos
ton Times to append the following
n. B. a suitable reward will be paie
for respectable earthquake, On appIica
ton at this Office. Reports Of murders, ar
rests Of fugi,ives. rescucs. and such mnol
events, will be suitably acknowledged in /
paragraph.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

UPPER AND LOWER MISSISSIPPI. As
some uniformed people persist in using
these terms perversely, we think il well te
repnblish the geographical fact, that Keo
kuk is the point OF division, viz: the foot Of
the upper and the head Of the lower Mis-
sissipp. Those who demur to the geo
graphical arrangements will please say
vherefore.--Keokuk Dispatch.
Well, wherefore?
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

ILLINOIS Conformation. Edward Bates
Of 81. Louis, is engaged TO pronounce tht
Grafton before the Literary Society Of ;bi,
Institution al the next commencement. b
+. Taylor, Esq, OF Chicago, will deliver
the Poem on the same occasion.- Gdien0
Ga=.
Mr.. Taylor is one Of the talented editor,
of that spicy paper, the Chicago Journal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

laPRoyEMEsTs, &c.-A friend, one has
done much himself towards improving the
place, informs US that in walk around
our city last week, he counted about forty
fire buildings in progress oferectioa within
the corporate limits. So soon as this year.
crop of bricks comes into market the nun
Der viii Increase.
We would prefer that citizens wait awhile
rather than erect frame buildings. Brick
are not only more substantial and more Sc
cure from fire but in reality cost little
more than frame. Upon The leased block
IN The centre Of The city row Of frames
has been erected that will burn elcriousIy,
should they take fire ola windy night. A
respectable fire will open the eyes of our
citizens in regard 10 fre-proof Buildings
We hope those to be erected on Front
street will be Of this character. In the
meantime our citizens should be careful OF
their premises in regard to fire, aud 10 make
assurance doubly sure, have them insur-
ed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

The steamer Fleetwood on her trip IN
last week encountered gale on the Low
Ter Rapids, which blew down both bel
.chimneys, crashed her stern windows, ane
had she not been .'in range" with The
wind, would have capsized her. A bois
ferrous introduction for boat into new
ftrade.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

SPEEDY WoRK.--Nine weeks precisely
including two days detention by snow
storm, from the commencement Of Mr.
Towards saw mill in this place he had i
10 full operation. We give this as an evi
dence ofwhat is done by our citizens in The
way Of building.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

ARRrvALs-Col. r. 7. Mason 'o If
George Billings, Esq, Chief Engines. 81. on
the Cairo Railroad, arrived in TINS -" ,h,l
Saturday last, prepared to commence
great work OF the state. ,o,s
The engineer corps consisting o. n ~,
than forty persons is expected to oay.. of;ce
the present, Col. Mason has taken "n W.
on Lake street near tho fremont h'u.s
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

A broker in Wall street, New York, got
stuck the other day with 500 counter.
felt note in this way: A beautiful ladg-like
woman called and asked to have it changed
into small notes. The broker tell his own
story: Il was looking more at the woman
than to my business" Pretty good
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

New COUNTERFEIT. THE ST. Louis Re
Pehlican Of last Saturday contains the fol.
lowing notiee:---
Messrs. EDiToRs: We have Just receiy-
81 from Mr.. Iglehart, Of Cincinnati, The fol
lowing notice:
"fhere Il tip top So counterfeit OF
/ Sslnson bes.k Il Columbus. The sor IL,
I'll the horse rams iata ca line, on Wsi!et
tbs dstc " written, vale he g auiAe toe
z1'h q Z iuch Little eoau
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

We ask no boot Of any paper in the State
Shall be glad to supply them with our daily
We only ask ,ha, they will 'hurry up the cakes
on plank roads, and give the Telegraph due cred
il for its dispatches .-Burhngton Tel.
Send along that tri-reehly, neighbor-
we ask not for the daily--and you will find
rs 80. K" on plank roads, and every 9th.
err mode Of internal Improvement.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

AfTuRNED.-Odr friend, MIR. GEO. FOXY.
VINO leit this place for California some two
years since, returned last Suaday-improy-
60 10 appearance and IN pocket. We are
indebted to him for late ST. Louis and New
minerals.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

Almost FIRE.-Our citizens we're We
y unceremoniously called from their
houses on Sunday afternoon las, BY the
prolonged cry Of 1fi-r-ei" 1t proceeded
Iran The discovery Of volume Of smoke
issuing from The premises of Dir. Byer
Which upon examination was found to be
caused BY the spontaneous combustion d
can q phosphorus. The only damage
done wssto burn The phosphorus-the pur.
pose lor which j: was manutactared-a nd
Inc side Of an inoilensiye calf hitched ID
dangerous proximity. The benefits result.
ing were, first, that we got an excellent hind
qaarieraseal, secondly, the premises were
purged Of ti,eir miasm, producing coa,ents,
a0o thirdly, means will be taken to preveni
'ulure fire, which were il 10 get underwa,
10 That locality would prove devastating ii
It's consequences.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

nSSTEAMYR SuNK.-On the 20th inst. the
Gov. Briggs run into the Prairie Bird on
the Illinois river, sinking her Immediately
N twenty-five feet water. The Governo
( ges soagjss3 feTg Hsi aamaq I'll
7 i'ltd Bind oiaI loss. ne inHafa4c.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29
li,50l,s9
S65,l79,ss
l6,403,30
Sl9,776,5s
Increase for four months


being more than 800 per cent.
This Road is now in operation 10 Sturge's
Prairie. distance Of IL miles from Lake
Erie. The entire remainder OF this Road,
aud of the Northern Indiana Road, (which
isa continuation Of the same through ln-
iiana1 i now under contract, and viii 90
opened for use 10 South Bend, I62 miles
from Lake Ere, by September nen; oLa'
port, 100 miles from Lake Erie. BY Oclo-
Der next. and to the Illinois State line and
Chicsgo by June. 1852. 4. The State line
of Illinois i, will connect with the Rock Is
land and Chicago Railroad-runnlng by
the way III Joliet, Ottawa and La Sale 10
the Mississippi River and Rock Island
This direct and continuous line from Lske
Erie 10 the Mississippi river BY way OF Inc
Michigan Southern. Norlhen Indiana. ana
Rock Island Roads, will be completed pro-
badly within the next two years. when 'as
journey from New York TO the MssIaIpPi
can be accomplished in AS hours
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29
[Iram I.e N. !. 2rihuns. !

THE SOUTHERN MICHIGAN ROAD.
The earnings Of the S. Michigan Rail-
road for April 1851 were S2l.059,5S
April, 1850 G.557,69
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

The present is said TO have been an ex-
cellent lumber season. The rivers tribu-
tary to the Mississippi on the north have all
been high, which, in connection with the
mild winter, has enabled rat,smen 10 gei
out all their lumber.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29
TEMPERANCE DEBATE.

We had the pleasure on Monday evening
last Of attending IN interesting Temperance
discussion at the Court House in this place.
The question under consideration was stat.
ed as follows: 'sDo the Sons of Temperance
as an Order, exert an influence de,rimen-
tai TO the cause oil Temperance, and pre-
judicial TO the interests and iriumphs Of
Christianity and Republcanismr Revs.
Ripley and Archibald affirmed and Messrs
Dillon and Price denied.
Although The weather was Indictment the
Court House was crowded and for fou,
hours undivided attention was given the
speakers. We would that every man in
The city had been present, as we feel assur
ed that the calm and unprecedented mind
would. have received no injury from com
ing in contact with the arguments adduced
Nsrrow-minded men with their prejudices
aroused, are the only individuals not bene
flied by such discussions. Truth is never
furnished by investigation. Free and open
discussion discloses her beauty Of proper.
lions. Error lacks consistency, il is de,
formed, it shuns observation. Truth court:
attention, she seeks investigation, and, likt
gold from The refner's furnace, comes pu-
rerirom every fiery ordeal TO which she ma,
be subjected. This was the object Of ,bs
discussion; 70 dispel the clouds Of error AM
torejudice that had gathered darkening owe
Truth and display her TO the mind in purity
Whether the gentlemen succeeded ia their
object is for their hearers to determine.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

SuCH are the wonderful Railroad facili
lies Of Massachusetts, that III members
Of the Legislature perform their duties a.
the, State House and are enabled to board
at home. This does not include those elect
from Boston.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

a friend has sen, US some decayed wood
winch y % highly phosphorescent tina
thFo0s = rEsA 4 eps IS sea aistin
gGish iettesE "a Is BssA go0a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

Increase for one month
For the first four months Of
1851 the earnings OF the road
have been
For the corresponding month:
last year
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

Rock ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
Tho survey Of the eastern portion Of thi,
Road is still progressing. We learn fror
the Joliet Democrat that Messrs. Farnhan
y Sheffield will be on tile ground so soor
as il is completed, TO take whole or a par
of the work on terms the most favorable tc
he interests Of the Road.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

Tine stick n aAs-it ~o esfspos, ii esy
sgraph was fornesly ssss1 III nc oailce .
the London Times.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

WERE it not for our friends, the kind Of
ficers Of the steamers that ply in this trade
furnishing US with late ST. Louis papers
we would be entirely without news for our
readers. We are under obligations to the
officers Of tho following b0a,s for late pa
pers, supplied during the past week.
Bon Accord, Dubuque, Wisconsin, Excel
sior, Lamartne, DR.. Franklin No. 2, High
land Mary No. 2 and Minnesota.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

Baa y u. Bases, late seperia'eadep
Iof the pofaraa Rai,road ~
asA boase IA ,li5noa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

W. are indebted 10 friend for few
choice Calliornia plants first insialmenl
(which p sfiy 4sasd spa a.Ay, accitd
ilel, are PLACED In our AortuS aiSeas
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29
HEAvy HpRN.


Wednesday evening Of last week this
Pfcountry WINS visited BY the heavi-
storm ever known here. The farm
we lost an immense amount in the
Bestruciion Of fences and fields Of grain,
while bridges in oil directions have been
swept away and roads been impaired. The
supervisors will hare to turn on. immediate
y With strong forces to render the roads
Passable.
On the Illinois side al Of the bridges so
far Up as Port Byron are swept away. Mr
BaFbers mill, located near that place, we
ssdersts md, has participated in the gen
sral destruction, being entirely carried
or.
The damage done 10 the city OF Musca-
tine and vicinity was much greater than
that experienced in this locality. The
Journal supposes that $4,000 will be requir
Cd 70 replace the loss to the city alone.
Il vas presumed that this would be The
winding up ofthe raias which haze delug
ed this portion Of country Tor SO many da,
butin that we we're mistaken, as the wealth
er is still unsettled
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

lao. islKtSsos Esg hss osen eiecs
algs o Resi- islpad n.s9tb.i, ia Il
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

ENLARGED GazErTE--MYsTERY Tx
PLAINED.--The cause Of the unusual guam
tity Of rain which we have had in the pusl
week, was accounted for Yesterday morn
lug, by the appearance Of the Gazette in
an enlarged form. after an existance o.
nine long years. Yes, the long looked foI
has come at last. No wonder that we have
had such uncommon rains when an occur
renee like this was taking place! But. jol>.
ing aside, our cotemporary presents his
readers with very nea, appearing paper
and we wish be may in return be amply
remunerated, as the prosperity Of our town
is greatly evidenced by it's newspapers.
Banner.
Thank you, neghbor; may we soon be
able to reciprocate your kind wishes.
We fear from tho appearance Of the
weather we win have TO reduce the size Of
our paper.
WHEAT CRop.--A traveller, from Chica
90 TO Iowa City, says he did not see any
good winter wheat until he got below Dix
on, ON the Rock river. There is but little
"a loaa, rnd ths, not very good
fa teatr Tines
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

Tie gentleman Travelled with as ewes
shai, als toe crop ia yefy Different ihere
g.asa Ia II lila region
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-18
Chicago Embellishments.

WE are now daily receiving in large quantities
the newes, style Of dress goods IN the market, aud
which are selling almost as hts' as they arrive and
We ar" lus opening the following lots VIZ;
1000 yards newest styles English dc lanes,
worth = o. which We wi, sell nj j. 81.
1000 yards very rich cashmere, worth % which
We will sell ,'r -.
All wool dc!0nes At . Cd Cannot be had rise
where less than ,. Gi
A very large stock Of plain and figured alpaccas
and pHrumHltas, all coiors, shades and tins direct
from the English market and bought for cash. aud
wlI Lee sold - per c.nt less than any other hOGse
wcstoi New York.
Two cases splendid Bay State shawls, well worth
$40, which "" viii sell Tor - splendid lot OF pop
ms, hI co!ofs exceedingly low large lot OF silks
IN black gros de rhine Watered hrO,adc and cha
melons, IN beautiful us,res from IS TO l6s large
lot o. muslin cinbrOidrTlrs, newest styles and will
be sold 25 per cent les than the same Qnal'y cln
be had elsewhere AL cur Irish linens come direct
from the manufacturers
In all the styles Of c1Iicocs in warranted coors,
our prices canno, be approached, nor III any style
OF goods OF domestic manufacture. We have now
very large umu1nt OF goods on tie way OF the best
selected euer brought &c the Hest, preparatory to
our opening our splendid aud com,nodlous new
store, two doors west OF this, Iust finishing and will
be ready IN or3 weeNstor our reception, when We
viii open with one Of the most magnificent stocks
Of the BEST SELECTED GOODS ever eAhlhit-
ed west Of New York. every article Of which will
be sold Is to - per cent less than he same article
in style md guilty can be bought elsewhere
Ihe One Price system strictly adhered 70, and IN
every instance where apiece OF goods is misycpre-
sencd, the money will be- cherTilliy refunded
MCRRAYS ONE PRICE STOEE,
Chicago, Sept 20 1871 Lake, STREET,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-18

And al cuaneous ,rupiious, nIr relieved from
all irritation by bathing the parts with the Reaag
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And, you know. | am cons dsrrd bi, Of Il gui- D."
Mss Judgment spoke next. and expressed her de-
light fright.
That the Others had SPOKEN So much In Tie
She considered the pants, the coats, aud the vests
Were such asio stand the most quizicsl tests,
And pr incurred many praises equally due,
TN llc Quitting warehouse and the proprieors too
'-lirsT Int y,who followed would have them TO know
hat the prices athaudIebaum' are at all times low
Which assertion was backed 10y Nss Caude and
Wlss frnny, lany.
Who declared that the prices were cheaper than
hus the ladies expressed lheir opinions thereon
in support ofthr establishment Of Mandlebsum and
=, hohn. lIrade H.
, Nay crowds Try the dress wait TO prove wlatils
And boa: out the views OF july of Ladies'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-18
FAIL GOODS.
FRESH ARRIVAL AT
The New England RranCh.

- OGERS, MILLS & co. are in receipt OF
IL their stock OF Ia and winter goods, TO which
they invite the attention Of the public generally,
feeling confident that from their well selected stock
they will be able TO please I'll who are DESTROYS Of
purchasing goods al low prices. and Of desirable
styles.
Having too large stock 10 enumerate the nr,i
cles, they would simply say. that they will most
cheerfully prove by actual demonstration to all that
will take The trouble TO examine, that they have as
fine stock ard at as low prices as any one in town
03-Produce Of all kiuds taken in exchange for
goods. September 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-18

A JURY OF LADIES

A number ofladies, both married md single,
In social Tea Party hsppensd TO mina.e;
And you'll not be surprised when you md US confess
That much of their chat was devoted 10 dress;
such indeed, was the case. and We will now proceed
1 0 tell you how oil on the subject agreed
II recollect nightly, Miss Josephine Drurv
Was the first in addressing the icntnine jury:
Pay, give me-" said ,he, the opinion OF you oil
Concerning the merits OF MaDdetaums Clothinr
consider myself" said the sensib, Miss, Hall
That there is no more honorable warehouse ,ha
this. sway -
That IS night" said Miss Quiz, your opinion wal
My worthy gentleman. indeed, woe rot wear
Any other garment but what he buys ter!
superior warehouse II cerainiy vs.;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-18

~ T''1NF' w FF'FFF - N'''7
CRAMPS AND SPASNS.

teaspoonluI OF RAILWAYS Ready KrIlcI taken
internally, and by bathing externally, will IN n few
minutes stop the most violent cramps and spasIns.
In many cases where the extrcmiucs had lost all
feeling, where they were cold and numb the limbs
distorted and shfunk, rubbing with RGdpdys Rea-
dy Reiief hns always brought back iIle aud action,
and quick and healthy circulation Of the blood -
Whenever you find person afflicted with cramps
and spasms, Apply Raatcays Ready Relief imme.
dIatey; IN IS or 90 minutes 1t will relieve the sui
ieIer from all min.
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straw Goods

I EGHORN, straw, China pearl. French lacr,
IL rlmp and chip honur,s. Mems Boys and in.
nnts lrghorr, pearl, slraw, md palm leaf hats.
Fur and wool hats OF all styles and prices now o..
ncninp n, the corner brick store.
June ! ! / SANsrr s. Co,