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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

Medicines, Paints. LsycSEssizs, Glass
5perEsszz;eEy,
sO.zps, BTsEsaaes, Oils. EssFnIslles.
SURGICAL INSTRgsIENTs, FANCY ARTICLES,
EXTaAcTn, Sc. sc.
AviNG recently received larGeSuppiies Of
Is FREsE and GeyuiNE Go,ds IN tae,r
line, usdking ouf 5 DIX IN addition to former
supplied, very complete. aud decidedly lie
afgesI ever offered ID this market; which VIII
be constantly TepIep5s,.et, wiHh aiinew aad
useful 4rlicles.s in .ae Drug, Medical. and
Surgical line. wpuId-qost res eciiully inform
Physicians. EiAmers, dnd diners. thai theg
VIII dnd II 70 their advantage 10 cali ana ex
anime Qur stock and prizes,
With fresh and pure NJ Eliclnes ald the
constant SERVICES Of expsri4nced druggists
aRjaPoihdcaries, all orders, Physicians pre-
ScriplIe4s, sc. SC, VIII promptly and
CAREFUL attended to a. ell be prs.
Web & SMITH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

Il z n e .
A IN oql 5s SEA a a1 for H. ' Eastern esd
purchase a heavy Stock Of Goods, we viii
sell our present Stock pt Dry Goods at re-
duced prices, for Cash OF TO punctual dealers
on time.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

gEF Look az .Tsszt. =Els
EHfHE Firm Of FEEYcH s. BERRY being
& dissolved, all persons llpleb are re
questca 10 call on The unHieiEgned, al the
~ ayeuerille Observer Office and seee Up.
Jan. II. 1851. A. fl.l BERRY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

LAND WARRAS Ts.-Gv5ous Case,-
Ia Washington letter in the n. York
Herald 50 Us;
"a curious d se Of the location of
h; land warrant is reported here. An
Did soldier, in the full acceptation OF
the word, living at Harper's Ferry,
entitled to l60 acres of land for his
serHces in the army, according to
the bounty land law Of the last ses-
zion, for the sake Of convenience, To-
{ated his patent right on g tract
Pf government land unoceupied, or in
}ome> way open to location, at liar-
her's Ferry. He had consulted one
bf the ablest lawyers on the subject,
whose opihionlis that the old soldier
Fill get the land, which is said I'd be,
from It's location worth at least 81 90
poo. 1t is to be hoped thai between
him and Uncla Sam, the nd viii SO
TO the old soldier if the law says so
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

a al saefamental Meeting com
menceH At The Cumberland d hurch,
in this place on last Saturday.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28
&c. Cad On |. ~ Akin aIyou
want h good Saddle. III makes
that soft atIhis df3IIstand.

zr3 The report in circh lation a
few d ys since that our steamboat,
The l ineoia,' had qr was likely to
beeom q reck in consequence OF It's
heinz LODGED on Che Muscle Shoals
IN TeqhessRe RIVER, we are plsased to
state. Is without sruth for It's founda-
ton; from the best information we
can gather. tho boat is not materially
ox,osal aid dnlv awaits a sufficient
rise of1 water To enable it to set I'M
der heas ltAJay hgain.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

The FtGmIvE SLAVE Bill Of 1872
Mas drafted by George Cabot Of Mas
kachusetts, in November and it. was
passed BY the Senate Oh the 18th Of
january. unanimously, fourteen mem
beFs from free, and thirteen from
Slave States voting for it. The
House committee, Theodore Sedg-
Mick, Sheerjashub Bourne, OF Massa-
ehusetts. and Alexander White, of
Virginia. reported the bill to that
body, by which it was passed on the
18th of February without discussion
Eight free States were represented
by 81 votes, six slave States by a
Votes, free state majority Z. The bill
received IS, yeas to I nays. \ Has
sachusetts gave 6 yeas TO ] NAY
This record shows that the Free
States passed the first Z fugitive Slave
Bill. The one passed in 1880 i al
most the same thing.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28
March EaeIicn. 1850.
n

sHEbslrF+ LlHcoIN co. L.
ge We are auborzelto aanonfce Col.
r. 8. HEoEs1=, a Candidate for Shefif all
She aIaFeh z4ction. 1872.
Ft5s Ne ard aa,horiz4dlo announce Maj.
.saS. NE, EEss lsiSS, candidate ior S@erlh at
tie Mrteh Elefaou. ls52.
EIs We arr apthorizedio anaouhce Sic
p,lc-f T1Gfsclassa3.et caudida'e Tor Sher-
III q tie Mach E!eeiieii, 1902.
~ We IRE aatbdrHel 10 "A nnonpee
Esiess4rI E.1ssste, a candidate ioF Sheriff
a. The March Election, 1872;
+adgertIsssoats Ala ConAuHications
mas b4 hand4d into lh4l0tFice By aafurday
Ereni15g. 70 Insure All appearancb IN the
next week 5 Roper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28
G0geBsi Godegetv

It'd L. RUSSELL, having ohgEt The en-
E+pe tire STo4kaOF1Gqo Of A. z.
EieE1s, and int4nding q obnl8te the bust
neks a! his old stand, North sibe of the Pub
lie Square, takes pleasure ID az nounciag that
ii IS his determination ALWA4 TO EEEr 4
Tg rsI,. VARIED, ard DEsi RARLH sTocK OF
str APPLE 8, FAME z Gdgg1Es
which he will sell as cheap as any in Ike
market Tor cash or barter; and intending to
giYe h business his constant atienien, with
an ndkavor always TO please aud aecomno-
date, h feels assured that hf cEn make il
SO tIae interest Of his lrendk aud cusiou-
ers 10 favor hnn with their patronage.
r.. B.-T Will ALWAYS cirE ruE BEST
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

e. Advertisements ar4 inserted in the
o &er i'll wbicallhev ARD HANGED inl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

sd Social and 'fea-pariies have
been d Il the rage il our town ior a lew
weeks past That S right, cultivate
the oeiaI principle; let the young
folks see each other. That's the
way ii use to nas
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

! We publish the so5wing Lists for III
/ convenience of persons living at disiaac'
/ Who may desire 10 correspond with any 0
the individuals named:
Civil Officers OF Lincoln Coszuty.
Iacob w F5rmwalI, Corener;
Peter G M'Aii!Iln. SoryeYoJ
Alfred II Berry. Ranger;
William Need. Eh;ry TakeE
| VIM. Dyer Tax Collector;
! IL Kelso. Clerk Of County Court;
w 3 Rhea, Chairman do do
~ K ClfiIcoat Glerli Of Circuit DO
FJ S Fulton, Clerk Ghascery do
III w Garter. DISTRICT Attorney.
HIE L Hodge, Sheriff.
IJames II Hanks, }
.W c Band, SDeputy Sheriff.
IS Christian }
Is J lsaacs, Cohu;y Trustee.
IEihn Goodrich, Register,
y 9Siall Norwood, Keeper Of the Poor,
s a. s'S..' +sn.'- sf'n. H'a'.
n mlNeeiJ. Sedler ofiweighis aad measures.
sz-F' Probably no article has ever enjoyed
a wider populaEitY in all diseases Of the lungs
Ian Tar. In the shape Of Tar water, Tar
fhmlgat6ns, and piaSrerS. il las been used
almost from tine immambria, Liverwori.
too, has seen universally regarded as enc Of
nalure's choicest herbs But il was reserved
i9r Prof. .Roe4ts to discover the ART Of ex
ifacfirg. BY new chemical process, their
peculiar virtufs, and onIblElng them IN a
iiEanBer heretofore UNKNOWN. so as to pre-
Sent PREPARATION unrivaled for It's coneen~
{fatien, fqergv. simplicity and innocence =
1'h;s he llias done il his Syrup OF Liyerwort
ahd Tar The carfs of long standing Pull
Monary Disease. w4ieh tits efIscfiag daily,
ale astounding even Physicians themselves;
aid We're they not among our friends and
neighbors. whom We see every DAY, they
would almost tie be4anR bhiiti
For sale at Webb i Smiths, and BE Eifoy
s. Ciawiofd's. Fayetteville,
lSee adf e.tisefneniln anbtAef column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

We 4fe requested 70 say the wings
Of this County viii hold a heeing
at the Co6rSffouse OH Tie ISL Mon
day ii February next, to appoint
delegates 10 attend'a State Cpnven-
ton at Nashville, oh the 22d Of Feb
ruaFE ncNt!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28
- 1gEgy
Z SIEG1Eg Ela

"a IgEEy
GROCER Z SEOREs
IL itG H9stse recent B oceapicd By
Tucker 4. Higgins, as adry goods esfG6-
liSla5eai, Hedr I. c. Goodrjch d C0'S.
WEE. IL. '" ABD, late of the Finn Of
WEBB * lTHoMsoE,
w o,Il , respHctluliy inform the pablo that
w 9d haskrrcently taken possession OF
the TuekPr &AHiggins House, ~ which he
will. in addition to his present stock, open a
SUPERIOR assortment Of
ziAIsE1EX GROCERIES,,
OF every description, lresik from the Nashville
aad Ned Orleans Ma4kttF. Every article is
precisely aS rdHresent5d, a good quality and
at the veFy iwesi lying rates. Having con.
saerable ekPeteRce IS d lstocers he feels
conf enI in th5 belief that all VINO favor him
wilma clit wiE1te Pleased both in price and
quality.
In adliiiGo to his prese1i stock of
s7igarJ SbGte. B9olsasses, Candies.
Il Candle. RAILS, Ge..
he VII have, 10 few days. complete as
5orHenilof every thug IN the Grocery line.
al Of which lie Is anxious 10 sell and wiilsell
is cheap as dry reasoaaae PURCHASER saeuli
desire.
Tboss dgs,Fing to treat their friends with
s,iitabie
christmas Presents
are Respectfully rcquested 20 calI al my hcuse
on tia day, anh exam ne iHy soak.
Give me a call | viii be pleased 10 see
YOU and fully asl well 10 sell to you.
Fayeuk viie, Dec II, 1850.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

f1= 4 superior article Of Flour
can ba had in Fayetteville now at
Sc so per barrels come and get be-
fore il is oil gone Cab upon those
who advertise in the 'O8sFBFR-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28
The II afkefs- ---hal est Dates

FAyErrfvlGLE OBSERVER OFfIcf,
January g8, 1881. y
The following may be oonsid cred The
.,,linn rates Ii EaVetteyiIIe.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28
&sgaaaa.a es.

GPICE. Pepper, Rice, Cling er. Soda, Sale
- ratps, Sulphur. Copperbs, Powder, Shot,
LII go, Nader, assorted Mill, Snuff. Soap
Jan. q. G. b. II cKEAZlE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

r.. B.-i Will ALWAYS GtYE TuE BEST
MARKEF PRICE roR BEESfVAX. LIN
SEYS, FEATHERS. and ldMESPUN
Jan. 81. 1851. Il l.. r.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

EAsnvtLIE. Tenn Cotton. There is
no change in the prices since our. iast-basi-
mess not Quite so brisk. We heard OF but
few sales Yesterday. We quote:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28

nsSF SYhv don'tSiou pay Nicks
what YOU owe him. III
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28
Fist OF Estsays Take,p up

Isl, Kind Of animals given. I'd, coldr. Sd
description. 4h, age 5ih. posters name
9th. place and time OF arrest.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28
Fg0e sass

;ef7a By RETAIL, and why Low.
- good article.
s+---7ss Jaa. %. G.B. MCKENZIE
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[ aFette vile Observer

'E'ssc4ssst, 5amapsy rs, 1854.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
FARMERS READ AND
CONSIDER.

MANY Machines orc now being invented and
w used, simply because they ssvs labor.
The subscribers are manufacturing u THEFT
Flow Shop ID Moline, ILL.,, Grain Of &sd Drill
which not only save labor and time, but greatly
'ncrease the pr duct (consequsntly the wealth.
Knowing the Utility Of this Kidd Of Machine
and that il must come INTO goderal use ia out
"Prairis State" aud desyous Of being foremost
in the introduction Of 20 essential an article Ia
benefit the Farmer, We have spared no expense
and withheld no exertion to find the best now in
use in the Eastern States and England. We
have the pleasure Of announcing thai the objec,
Of our desires has been fully realized.
We shall build but few in time for spring
amine them and make IN experimental use il
they choose.
Some Of the benefits are a. follows, 10 wit:
lot. They deposit the seed u nearly m uni-
form depth.
I'd. The seed il al covered.
Sd. They save L1bor-One man aud Team
with good Drill will put 10 % many acres Of
grain in day as three men and two teams will
in the usual way of broad cast sowing and har-
rowing.
Attn. They save seed&-requiriux from TO :
pecks less seed TO the acres
5th. The wheat 10 protected ffom winter
freeze BY ridge Of earth thrown up between the
rows which nloulders down to the roots and
gives strength and vigor to the grain sgsinst the
spring winds and frosts.
9th. Grain, sown with good DriA will yield
one-ffth more Than ia the usual manner.
MACHINES WARRANTED.
Flows Of oil kinds constantly on hand at our
Shop and with Agents generally through the
country.
We tender our acknowledgements to the pub
lie for their liberal patronage, heretofore, and
would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same.
We would call the attention Of our Farmers to
the important improvements recently made in
our Plows aud best Of all a reduction in price Of
81. each, except ~Prairis Breakera.n
DEERE, TATE & GOULD.
Moline, H., Jan. 30th, 1851. 81
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27

Tia bill presented ~ John r. Cs,ok,a ..
Cedar, in the Senate, to "prohibit tho circu.
jasion Of hauk notes" ,ook the Locos by snr,
prise. Thought i ono Of their cherished
rriacipIss,y q they could not SEQ the suLjsc'
bsoushs bsfete the Legislature. Il Was ia
exce1ienl % have such ! hill passed-ihe.
codtd maize 40 Bnncomhe oft. The Loco
foco members imploroI and begged Mr..
Cook moi 70 push tho bill-,hnl they would
odrer substitute similar 10 his--that they
he'd already TOO many sins upon their eboll.
dess--ss nisny ~ they were able to bear.
.Fur Godt ssko Mr.. C.ok, J" exclaimed one
Of Tie Locae. .sdo MI push the matter, yo,
will ruin u.s."
Here is the consistency 81 the I.ocof;co
party IL this State. They will MI allow
Inc Deople 10 sitter tho constiiu,inn or the
STATE, % ~ 10 give them the privilege Of
having banks, which would he under their
avn control, nor will they pass law pro-.
hibi,ing the circuia.ion II the trash Of for.
e;on banks. Will any Locofoco inform US
why they have snch m ani.nsity asain.t
banks, and yet let the S.asc be fl Nded with
al sorts of bank notes? Why do they moi
establish metallic currencs? Is il any
worse 10 steal goods Than to receive them :
The Locos say that al banks are swind-
ling institutions that they should not be
countena need. Bit - the same time.
those very men compel the penplo TO receive
notes which they know nothing about.
We hope, ere long, that the people will
have tho scum taken from their ey ca, MS will
enable them 10 REQ more clearly the dema-
Qcgaeiem Of the Locoi.co party Masca.
Journal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
~ Died,

At her house nesr Davenport, on Tuesday
norning o5,h inst, Mr.. RHODA SlMMS, aged
bout 20 yeaSs. She wss bora : slave in Viigin-
: and BY her own industry purchased her free
bm some ycsrs since. She also earned the a.
toun, necessary snd purchased her daughte'
I'D grandson within few months other death
he was brough, up in the family Of Governor
bark Of Missouri and after his demise served tbs
Smily Of General. Kearncy until she became
ee.-C,N.
In Cincinnati, on The 6.h Inst !, Mr.. JOHN
BAYS, in the 65,h year Of his age.
Mr.. Shays was formerly resident and Al cx,
nsivc pork packer Of this place.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
Notice.

In conformity to the provision Of laie act Of
ne General Assembly ofthe State oil Iowa, giving
city charter to the citizens Of The town OF Dav-
pnpnrt, there will be an election holden at the
10 Claiss House in the town OF Davenport, on the
10Th day Of March next, according to law, when
very legal voter will have the privilege Of 70 ing
Ior or against the adoption Of the City Charter.
Harvey Leonard, Nathaniel s laiers and Charles
essle are hereby constituted Judges Of said cleo
lion. JAMES HALL, Mayor
81 the town Of Davenport
Davenport, Feb. 27ti,, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
WHITING. WRITINGS.

"A taught il Nins sssess - any LADY, at het resi-
dence. Tie whole fer % 50
Csntlemsn guaranteed good business hand In
nine leasens for q et their testaences.
An EvenjuR 6ejteol. whsye wrhing q taught 81
abeve In Lessons. Tbs whole for - So st tbs o.
nee Of e. WRAY, opposite L. Csiref once on sec.
cnd erect. ~ ~
y rorii.h s1ucstion 4. WRAY.
~ 1900 CSh an tssaS saam
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
NEW FIRM.
PRICES REDUCED!

LEAVING bought ont the Gloek Of Goods Of
IL L. A. Macktot on very iavosahls term, We
now offer the came Il such reduced prices; a We
feel confident will be pleasing % purchasers. II
would b inspossibls 70 enumssats 10 On advertise
ment otr large and varied stock; Ne can there
fore only call attention 70 few leading articles.
We particularly invite the attention Of the Ladies
Rich changesbis toplin, blue, Green, MORON,
stone cciot, and black Gsrmauea,s, French,
English, and Domestic GinkhalHs; black snd
eolored Alpacca's; Shawls-Blus and Green Ba-
rege-Boek and Swiss, Jaeonet and bar Muslin;
Bishops Lawn.
A large variety Of
ENGLISH Il DOMESTIC PRINTS:
Black Orc do Rhine Silk, Florence Silks, white
I L; st e. "a I plain Cap II. en- Cam
onet Edging and inseftlngs; Ffench hid, black
and Pearl Silk 6lovesj Cashmere LisIe Thread
and Cotton do.--Twist, Tuck; Shell, Redding,
and Ivory Combs; black and coiored sewing silk ;
stick and spool purse twist, steel Rings aud Tas-
sells.
Every variety Of Ladies and Children, Hosiery
Coates, spool cotton, Milward, English and Ames
Carpets; Ladies and Childfehs Shoes in great va
riety; 0imps-- Trimmings, &c. &c.
in the 6entiemen's iine'wii be found superior
MoIeskin Hats, Fur, Silk, Plush, Cloth, Mohair
and Glazed Caps; Fine blue and nix Broad Cloth;
Gold Mixed and Blue Beaver do. Black French
Cashmere, [very lcwl plain and fancy do
heavy snd lins Satinets; Coarse, medium aud
Calf Boots and Shoes; Red, white; green and ell
low FIannels, Indisn Head shesting, f,leaehed
penderi, Comforts, super. blsck and fancy Graz
watts; Silt Pocket do. Wooden and Cotton Socks,
sc. &c.
In addition to the above We have on band land
intend keeping] large assortment Of
0A0oBax2S, 2A2DvGAaH 4
QUaH141vvA&H.
Town.
Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange Or paid
for in Cash-a4 current market rates.
Me MANUS T. SHEPHERD.
Front Street,
December 9Th, 1850. Dsvenport
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kUlr TREES 4 sRRUBBERY.

SOHK 1UEszS - a
ntlE subscriber il gent for JNo. SIGER.
J SON & RnorHEas, Of 81. Louis, 10 the sale
erui, Trees end Shruhber which he VIII
)er and have delivered to any person who may
N 10 purchase. MessFs. 8. & Be. assortment
Pery large and all orders will be filed At Yer,
D rates. "A catalogue may be seen BY calling
the subscriber, in Rock island, one door eas'
Y. Sailor's Shop.
Rock bland, Sept. a6, 1850. su
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PUBLIC NOTICE

! hereby given 10 the next Of kin OF sarsh
INC Comb Of Scott county, Iowa, and 70 ~
Srested in her estate, that on the 22d DAY OF
Sreh next, shall apply 10 the Court Of Pro.
= Of scott eos0ty sfor tsave TO sell the north
II quarter Of the north east quarter OF section
\ tAirty-six 1881 in township No. seventy
y [79l nov'h 81 range No. four 4 east, when
where al pessons interested can appear.
HLEVI DONALDSON,
GuardiaD Of Sarah McComb.
FEB. 25tli. 1851. -25.3w
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
FINE PICTURES.

HALLO. there my friend, where did you
i got that picture saw you have the other
day! Where did get IL! Why u OR AYES
Dsguerreosyps Gailery in Rock Island, where il
is done up right. declare Ne has got some q
tho best pictures ever saw in my iifc-<-and II
you want TO GET q good fniihfnl likeness Of your
self or friends, advise you 10 60 aud get him TO
take it for you. HE Roonn IRE over Andrews
new Store, where he 10 prepared 10 take them u
all times Price from %s,OO up according 70
size and quality Of Case. s.s
Jan. 9th, 1851. t7.H
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27

A complete assortment 81 eeopers' tools, including
bench and neaadiAg fisnes and tools, OF I'll kinda;
snith' bellows, aavils, tices, screw plates scdges
sud hammers, etc. Together with coNtptte assort-
meht Ut almost every sficls ussay Aspt IN whole
ssls Hardware sofe, Nhich are esfed % uost favor
able terMs, CHtLDt PRATT co.
Eeheuarv 1Ah. 1851. &3-lm
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
BOUNTY LANDS.

g OLDlERS of the War OF 1912, Tho
- Indian Wafs since 1890, including the Sem.
mole War q 1885 and 1886, THE RLAcK.
HAWK WAR, and The war known as General
Of thirty days, and all commissioned officer, Of
the Mexican war, are entitled 10 Bounty Land.
All persons interested are invited 10 cali on Inc
subscribers, who are connected with an efficient
Agency ~ w ashington, d. C.--afd are prepared
to attend 10 all business with prompsncss. Rss
NO FEES charged unless the allowance 10
obtained. COOK g. SARGENT.
Davenport, Iowa Oct t7ft. 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
REMOVAL OF BUSINESS.

TDWIN PESTER. Tailor, in acknowledge
Il ing the fayors Of the inhsbitants Of Daven-
nor, and vicinity, would inform them thst he has
removed his place OF business to h's new shop,
nearly opposite the Post Office on DatenPort's
Block.
Davenport, Jan. 30 h, 1851. 2l-3m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27

A MaDEsr BiLL.- Senator Hendershots,
81 WapclIo county, being one "f the com.
Enissioners Who run the boundary line be-
klwcen Iowa and Missouri mid in his bill for
ISL days services, 81 the rate Of Itrctre
Declare per day. All Of which wns very
kindly allowed by our Democratic Legis-
atNre, and still their mnttosis "Rctrench-
nebt mud Reform" 80. consistency thou
lr, jewei!"-Kcokak Register.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
LIFE INSURANCE,

LIFE INSURANCE,
Or ProDision for the TFidom and Orphan.
Ncw York Life Insurance Company,
[OS TaE MUTuAL PLAs.]
MONKS franklin, PnEsiDEST,Y
PLINv FREEMAN AcrUARy{
TIVE terms upon which this company insures
4 life are more favorable 10 the insured than any
Other life insurance.
The great security afforded in capital Of %, :
600 dollars with reserved fund OF 85 200 dollars
Rates Of Premium greatly reduced from the
faies Of other companies and more equally grad-
usted.
Insurance. fof the benefit Of married women se-
cure from the creditors Of their husbands.
The insured not liable 10 the assessment for
losses.
An annual dividend Of FIFTY per cent to all pol
icy holders
Notes taken in part Cor premiums.
Lives OF either sex Insured between the ages Of
fourteen and sixty, inclusive, for one year, five
Year,, OF for life. 5000
Persons can learn ali the advantages and rates
of Insurance from the undersigned, Agent BY
calling on him 1t his Office, Main street Cd doors
below Cook and Sargens's Exchange Office.
ALEX. M'CREGOR, AGENT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-02-27
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
CAPITAL STOCK 100000.

r. N. CARNAN, President.
c. M. ALLEN, Secretary.
YNHE undersigned, Agent in Davenport for this
Company, Is prepared to take risks against
loss or damage By Fire, on Store Houses, Mer-
chsndise, Dwellings in town or country, Mills,
Barns, and tenements OF every description. Al
50, on hulis Of vessels, merchandise Or produce
transported by land OF water, on as reasonable
terms Is any responsible Company.
ALEX. w. McGREGOR, Agent.
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