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w. PENN CLARKE,
THOMAS TosTEvIS,
Secretaries.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

r SHALL. as The Administrator ofthe Estate OF
l. JOHN DUNN, deceased, by virtue OF Ii
cense from the Probate Court of Scott county.
Iowa. for the purpose of paying debts against said
estate, sell to the highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing real estate, (subject TO the Dower Q. the
widow of the deceased,) to-wt:
sThe north east one. fourth and the north west
enc fourth of the north east quarter and the east
:: half OF the south east quarter OF section thirty
{. four 81 and the south east quarter OF section
,snumber twenty.seven [27 all in township No
eighty 1901 north Of range No. two Z east Of
the 5lh principal meridian, excepting therefrom
g twenty three [23l acres Oft OF the south east
"quarter OF section No. twenty l27 above
!" described Sol! and conveyed b. deceased in
Is; his life time to Dennis r. Fuller" The dow
er above mentioned will be agreed upon before
sale.
These lands are situated in Aliens Grove, tim
bered well and put under cultivation, title good
and to be sold in lotsto suit purchasers. Sale OF
the premises Monday, 25th August, 1851, at
O'Clock p M; part Cash and reasonable credi
given on the balance secured o,i-the premises /
EDMUND DUNN.
July o4tb, 1851. 10 3w
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Young Ladies' High School,
St. Louis, Mo.
T. TT. PURKTTT, PRINCIPAL.

i. II. PCRkIl j, PRINCIPAL.
Tyhis Institution has occupied Concert Hall
i since the melancholy disaster Of May l.
1851. II is organized in THREE DEPARTMENTS
the Primary the Preparatory and the High School
Mathematics, the Natural Sciences, Bciles-leitres
and English Literature, the Languages, Yitoso-
ply, Hitorg, Duties, and The .4ccomplistmenh
constitute the dineren, departments Of study
Every facility is offered for an extensive, thor
ougl, elevated, systematic and symmetrical ed
ucatlon.
MEMBERS OF TIE FAMILY OF TIE PRIScIrAI.-
There are many young ladies whose parents are
seeking for them the benefits OF year or two OF
study and instruction in the city of ST. Louis.
The advantages to be gained from course OF
education in this great and growing metropolis
Of the West, if one can enjoy the protection and
influences Of a quiet home, are every year be-
coming more and more apparent. The elevated
course OF study, the occasional Literary and Sci
entiiic Lectures, Musical Concerts Of high char
acter, exhibitions of Art. and the numerous OBJ
lecis of interest in the city, present very great
facilities for expanding the mind, improving the
taste, and gaining a knowledge of the world.
Young Ladies having this object in view are
received into the family Of the Principal, where
all who are entrusted 10 his charge, share the en-
joyments and privileges of quiet and happy
home. The comfort, health, habits, studies,
manners and morals OIL the young ladies are care
fully attended TO-, and all the guard necessary
for physical and moral security are constantly
thrown around them. Each one is regarded with
parental watchfuness and attention., that she
man form those habits of mind, of manners and
Of heart which will make her an intelligent,
agreeable and accomplished lady.
The number Of pupils received into the family
Of the Principal is limited to about tueaty.
Parents desiring further information can OBJ
tainit by letter, or application at the Insti:u
ton. Catalogues can bs had at the Office OF
this paper.
The next School Year will commence on The
first Monday in SEPTEMBER.
81. Louis, July 3D., 1851.
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WHEAT! WHEAT!
'Tlile subscribers are manufacturing Pie

n lhe subscribers are manufacturing Pierpon
l. Seynour's, mot Seymour & Morgan's) pat.
ent Grain Drills, which are established upon tht
princle o. Seanours Broadcast Souing Machines
and prove 10 be better adapted for the purpose o.
Drilling, than any other that has been tested, be.
ing capable OF sowing and covering, not only
Wheat, but all Grain and Seed, from Peas, Corn
&c. 10 Grass Seeds, and can be used either fol
sowing Broadcast, or in Drills with any fine fer
tilizer such as Lime, Plaster, &c. The Grain
falls from the Grain box to he tubes, space OIL
six inches in full view Of the person attending
IL he may be constantly assured that all is go
ing right.
The Machine has teeth, or tubes, which are
inches apart from centre TO centre, and are all
raised from the ground at once with a lever, OF
any one may be raised sefarately; all the seed
can be stopped at once. The convenience and
simplicity Of management is unparalleled, and i;
not only based on correct principles, but is ego
np' in that simple, and permanent style, and
good taste, which cannot fail to suit ALL
One man, or boy, with two horses, can SOW
with ease from 10 10 Is acres per day. and the
seed being alt covered at uniform depth save:
from 2 to peclls per acre. Our business having
been considerably retarded by high water, we
shall be able to build but few in time for fall
seeding, consequently, all who are anxious to ge
the best Machine extant, should apply soon.-
Machines all warranted 10 be and TO do what W.
represent.
Price S35 at the Factory.
FLOWS
OF superior quality all sizes, and kinds, con
stantIy on hand and for sale.
DEERE, TATE & GOULD.
Refer to WIN. RIGGS, near Davenport.
Moline, Rock Island CO., Ills.,l
July Sd, 1851.
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SUPERVISOR OF ROADS lie holds his Of.
hca tor two years, and receives Tor his ser
vices two dollars day, counting cigh,
hours service for one duy. He is 10 pro.
cure map Of his county on scale of an
nch aud half to the mile, on which he is
to lay down all roads already established
md all new ones as they are laid out. |,
is his duty 10 keep the roads in as good
condition as the money at his disposal will
permit. lie is TO spend in each township
at least one half the ordinary rosd tax lev
led within such township: aud with the
approval Of the County Court he may
spend the remainder in building bridges
md ~ the Improvement of important and
difficult portions OF road in other parts of the
county. lie must see that none of the
roads are impossible or unsafe, and mas,
travel over them all at least once between
the LIST Of April and let Of July in each
sear;-and on the first Monday ia july
must repor, to the County Cour, tie con
dilion Of the roads aud The amount of i'm
proyenen, necessary thereon. For max
ing extraordinary repairs he may call Out
any or all the able bodied men ofthe town
>hIp or Of the county; and persons failing
70 appear at his summons and labor dill
gerilv, arc liable TO fine Of ten dollars.
The Supervisor is required to have one
deputy in each organized township, for
whose acts he is responsible, and whom he
may remove at pleasure. The deputies re-
ceive not more than ST. so for each day
actually employed A days work. on the
roads is defined TO be eight hours consta nj
and diligeni labor.
The poll tax and personal property road
tax are payable 10 labor on the road at the
rate Of one dollar day. The real estate
road tax is PAYABLE in money, or in "road
warrants" These warrants are issued BY
the County Judge on the certificate Of the
Supervisor, 10 persons entitled to pay fer
work on the roads. These certificates are
general and special. The general ccr,iii-
Gates are issued TO persons who are entitled
to payment for laboro or materials furnished
at the request Of the Supervisor or grow
ing out Of contracts with him: The special
certificates are issued 10 those who have
done voluntary labor on the roads, or labor
in payment Of poll or personal property
road tax
Whenever the public interest will per.
NIT, the Supervisor must allow any able
bodied person who wants work, TO labor on
any Of the public roads, aud give him u
special certificate accordingly. The poll
tax is to be fixed by the county courts, moi
less th1n one nor more than two dollars
The road tax shall moi be less than one mill
nor more than three mills on tho dollar.
Hawkeye.
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Nep Volume ofMc American Parenolo-

a New Volume ollie American Phrcnolo.
gicnI Journal, commences July /, 1851.
NOV Is the time TO subscribe. Devoted ,o
Phrenology, Physiology, Magnetism, Phys
iognolny, Mechanism, Education, Agriculture
the Natural Sciences, and General Intelligence
proiusely illustrated, it cannot fail to interest ev
ry class Of readers. Every family, and especial.
" all young men and women, should haze. copy
1t is printed on the first OF every month, at One
Dollar year. All letters should be post paid
and directed 10
FOWLERS g. WELLS.
III Nassau ST., N. Y.
OTIS descriptions TO the above received at the
Office Of the Davenport Gazette.
July oath. 46.4w
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FRANKLIN.

ARRIVAL Ot lHE . IA MEX FIX N KILN
NEw York, July Is.
Steamer Franklin arrived yesterday, having
loft Iiavre on the I'd inst.
She brings upwards Of 100 passengers and {
large and valuable freight.
The London dates are to the Cd inst.
The Cunard steamer Asia arrived at Liverpool
in Ten days and three hours, and the Collins
steamer Pacific in ten days und six hours.
The Worlds Fair had not been SO crowded a.
of late. owing to the excessive heat Of the build
'"sTb The weather has been very hot and favorable
10 the crops.
Monetary advices arc favorable.
Meney is easy and discounts low.
nullion 10 increasing in the Bank of England
= nav loan otthree millions six hundred thou
sand sterling to be negotiated for Sardinia for
five per cent.
The wooden districts firm.
Birmingham-Grea activity.
Vhe overland mail from India arrived, and
commercial accounts were nnfavorable.
military riot broke out in Liverpool on the
lst. between the soldiers and police; it was sup
nressed after a time, but several men were killed
and many wounded.
The Earl of Derby, father Of Lord Stanley,
died on the Both ult.
Paris dates are 10 Inc ilIss.
Trade and manufactures were improving.
The disease OF the wheat crops is not SO gen.
cral as reported.
The measure for commercial reform has been
defeated in the French Assembly.
NASHVILLE, July Is.
Weather is clear; thermometer at % deg
We have had n rain for more than three weeks.
The country is full of complaints of drought,
and anticipalons Of short corn crops. The wheat
crops looks we'll
CINCINNATI, July Ia.
John Landon, notorious counteTfeiter from
Virginia, was arrested few da; since on board
steamer en- route for Texas On the officers
experimenting him he resisted them, and drew a
how lie knife, an officer shot at him, and he was
finally arrested When ar ested he had his fam
lily with him, and ten thousand dollars in good
money.
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q NTH has Wouselinc DE LANES at "a BIT
. award, at Ills Variety Store ID and Bsady 81
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THE vyATER-CUKE JOURNAL

A New Volume Of this 'sJournai OF health''
commences 10 July, 1851. Subscribers should
send IN their names at once The Philosophy
and Practice Of Hydropathy, Physiology and A.
natomy ofthe Human Body, Dietetics, Physical
Education, the Chemistry of Life, and all other
matters relating TO Life, Health, and Happiness
will be given in this Journal. We believe thai
man may prolong his life much beyond the nun.
Der Of years usually attained. We propose to
show how. Published monthly, at One Dollar a
year, in advance. Please address all letters, posi-
paid, to
FOWLERS & WELLS, l3l Nassau St, N. Y
lrSubscriptions 10 the above received al the
office of the Davenport Gazette.
.ulY Oath. 4f .4W
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The Milwaukee Free Democrat in MI
,rtcle in reference to political afiairs 10
llIat State SAYS
..In this condition of things, the State is
fast going over 10 the embrace of Whigger>
md few years more Of the present admin
Iisiraiion-or interrcgnum of the Demo
rraiic party, will mike Wisconsin, Il Wing
State.
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INSURE YOUR HEALTH.
Ia health proride for sickness.
Mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.

II hI.'ur IE11D, .HHs9', H-SU ~11.' II.'.'t, 2
.4ccun,uldted Cash Capital, $4,000
Guaranty Capital, $1,000
TENHIS Association has formed branch in the City
i of Cleveland, and appointed the undersigned Gen
eral Agents Tor the state OF Iowa. The Cleye-
land branch is in measure, a distinct organiza-
ton for the west All funds received al the office
Tor the west will be invested there, and all claims
for benefits will be promptly paid. A person by
he pat ment of the following Annual Rates, will
be entitled to weekly Benefit during life. Should
he be disabled by sickness or accident, from at
tending to his ordinary business or occupation.
Yenrln deposite for nlenber Under so years Of age,
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QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS manufacturing al thess
i Works, his Prairie State Cooking Stores, u
tour sizes: also the 8
Irving Air Tight Cooking Stoves OF 3 sizes;
California Premium do do 3 do,
Commercial paIlor do do q do:
Three sizes OF which have open fronts. with fold.
ing doors; Phpnix and Clinton Box Stoves, u :
sizes; in all, making The best assortment ofsteyss
for dealers, or merchants, who may wish to pus.
ing, 10 be found anywhere.
These stoves are sold BY Comstoek & Co., Of
Quincy, OF my Foundry prices, and BY Constoek
& Brothers, OF Keokuk, Iowa, for the same psi-
ces. save the addition OF freight; slso, BY Il.
S CRAIG, Davenport. A. COMSTOCK.
MAY -, 1851 Is
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per cent extra.
$500 Admission fee will be charged in add
ton TO the above the first year, and must be paid
at the time Of application, and the first years de-
posite within thirty days.
McGREGOR & PARKER, Gen. Agents.
ftFThe undersigned General Agents for the
Nerhanics Mutual Benefit dissertation are prepar-
ed 10 appoint Agents through the State Of Iowa.
Persons wishing to act for the above good and sol
vent Company, will address the undersigned.
McGREGOR 4 PARKER,
Gen'l. Agents for the State OF Iowa.
Office Main Street, Davenport.
April Sd, 1851.
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Notice to prc-Emption Claimants,

Notice to Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled to the right ofpre emrtion to
any Of the lands within the townships and parts OF
nshps above enumerated is required to establish
he same to the satisfaction OF the register and reetiv-
er OF the proper land Office, and make payment there
before The day appointed for the OF the
public sale of the lands embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such claim " ill b. forfeited.
]. BUTfERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
July ID, 1851. 43.lOw
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INSURANCE

GGN'L. AGENCY, MAIN STREET,
Davenport, ioma.
KNOX Fire and Marine Insurance CO.,
Ti,scenaes, Ind.
COLUMBUS Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Columbus, OHIO
ClTy Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
Cincinnati, 0.
New York Life Insurance Co,
.Ntc York City.
UNITED STATES Life Insurance Co,
New York City.
OaIo Live Stock Insurance Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mutual Health Insurance Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
TlHE 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
tation at the lowest rates of premium charged
by any good company in the west.
Slippers or Merchants doing their cargo bust
ness with him, will be allowed return premium
of ia per cent.
Also Life and Health Policies and Pollcie
against Jury or death of live stock. A II iosse
on Fire and Marine Policies promptly adluste,
and paid at ST. Louis. Mo.
. McGREGoR & PARKER, Agents.
Davenport, March 18th, 1851.
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TIE Governor Of Maryland has signed
The death warrant of Shelton, Taylor and
Murphy, the murderers Of the Cosden fam
'lly. They are 10 be executed the sih Of
August.
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ST LOUIS, July 10.
Flour, 1915 100. WIEAr, GO ia 8oc. BAR.
LEY, Iowa, so Csc.
Weather stormy and hot.
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VALUABLE WATER POWER
FOR SALE.

One fourth dorn, The balance In one tao
and three gears.
HyIIiS water power is fAvorahly situated IL
district and is capable Of driving almost any
amount OF machinery, there is attached aud be-
longing to said Water Power twenty acres Of
land and more can be obtained il dasired.
For further particulars apply to McGREGOR
e. PARKER June 10Th 1851.
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ROCK ISLAND,
BOOT. siIOE& LEATHER STORE
WHOLESALE q RETAIL.
A. BENEDICT & CO,

A. BENEDICT g. CO,
A RE in receipt Of the largest stocks Of Boots
IA Shoes and leather ever offered in this market
Terms Cash; and prices as low as can be had in
the West.
LEATHER.
To manufacturers who buy by the lot vessel
Heavy Red Sole Leather at 10 cts.
Light 6 sc 8 90 g
TayIor's best Oak /" !" "a g
Harness, %
and Calf Kip, Upper, Betting and Morocco, &c.
&c., in proportion to same low prices.
Rock Island, June 9th, 1851.
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La FAYETTE PARKER
ALEX. W. n'eREsoR.
ETGREGOEs q PARKER.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND LAND AGENTS.

ATILL practice in the Distric, Courts ane
Wv Supreme Court Of this State.
They will give particular attention 10 the col
lection Of Debts, Obtaining, Selling and l.oca
ting Bounty Land Warrants, Purchase and Sale
Of Real Estate, Paying of Taxes, Investment o.
Moneys, Remittances, &c.
All kinds of Conveyancing or any description
Of writing done for these who may i,ced then
services.
Office east side Main between Front and %
Streets.
Davenport, June 18th, 1851.
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~ Married.

In Rock IIland. Tuesday evening, 22d inst. by
Rev. B. f. Brabio ok, Mr.. ADONlRAM j.
WARREN, Of Davenport, 10 Miss NANCY
RENFRO, Of Rock Island.
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CINCINNATI NEW CHEAT
STORE.

VIVIyE subscriber has Just arrived and is now
h opening splendid assortment OF DRY
GOODS suitable for this market, which he will
sell as cheap as the cheapest lie would res
pectfuIly invite all 10 call and examine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
His stock consists Of the latest and most fash
ionable stye Of Prints; Lawns, Ginghams
Barene de LINES, Plain and Plaid Muslins
Dress and Bonnet Silks; all kinds of Bonnet
Isle Edgnas silk and Cambria hdk f.; Black
Italian Cravats; Mode Shawls, a splendid articles
Blk Silk Laces; Coronation Cord, and othel
trimmings for dresses; Alpaccas, Muslns OF all
lescrip,ions French Linen, Hungarian MIX
lures Cloths, Ca,simeres, Satinetis, and Jeans
Cotton Goods for Mems wear, Velvet and Satin
Vestings pins, needles, steel beads, hooks and
ewes, hair pins thimblss, perforated paper, zepli'
VI Worsted buttons of all kinds hosiery, gloves
Irish Linens, Linen Table Cloths, Russia Diaper
Crash, Umbrellas, &c. &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
| Gents. Fine Goat Morocco and Calf skir
Boots, Mems Enameled Calf and Kip Shoes.
Youths and BOYS Shoes, Ladies Enamelet
Jenny Lind, Excelsior, French Kid and othei
Slippers, Enameled Caters, Buskins, &C.
Misses do do. A very large STOCK
Of Chlldren's Shoes.
Also, good assortment Of hardware.
A very large stock at Queens and Glassware
Of the latest patterns, Looking Glasses, Windo"
Glass, Nails, &c.
| GgocE R,Ls of all kinds.
Together with GREAT variety OF other Arti
| cles, all Of which will be sold Cheap Tor Cash.
| Store opposite the Steam Mills, Front Street
| Davenport
April Sd, 1851.
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EgORH3 EsGEk1!

I AN prepared 10 furnish Merchants and 9th.
L els with Lamps and the material 10 use m
them Chemical Oh at less expense than on
lard or Candles. and not one-half the trouble
to trim aud keep them in order; one OF these
Lamps gives as much light as two lard lamps o.
the same size. They are now in use in all o the
principal cities in the United States, and have
never heard Of an explosion or other accident
happening from them. except by carelessness.
! intend to keep full supply OF lamps and mate
rails on hand at all times and sell them at prices
TO Justify their use. Lamps may be seen at The
principal Stores in this city, where they gave
entire satisfactionl and also at
HAKES' Rock Island Jescelry Sto'e.
June Goth, 1851
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Regular Packet for st. Louis.
st. Louis, Davenport and Galena Packet.

Vi IUUISi UUtUHPU5I uHu uuItHu Iu0NUH
A- THE light draught steamer UN-
EssseI4s Gle TOBY, L. DoDcE, Master,
= will run regularly during the sea-
son in the ST. Louis, Davenport and Galena
trade, stopping at all intermediate ports; having
been recently repaired, reprinted and re-office-
ed, by strict attention 10 freight and passengers
we hope to receive share Of public patronage.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
BuRRows Il PRETTYMaN, Agents.
March 9th, 1851. 29-ts
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Fine Lever Watches and Jeweiry.
TUST Received few plain and full Jeweled
y Levers, Gold Ear and finger Rings, Silver
Thimbles, Spectacles, Watcl-guards, common
Jcwelry, Clocks, &c. &c, at the Davenport Sill
yer Smith Shop. BILLION.
july 81, 1851. 43-3n
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E,Oas SALE.

FOE SALE,
A TWO Horse Covered Wagon, on Elliptic Springs
IA ALSO,
Young Horse suitable for a Farmer.
Enquire at SMITHS Variety Store, opposite the
Post Office, Davenport.
July 18th. ISL.