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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14
PREMIUM CORN saELLERs.

We direct attention TO the michlne adj
sertised by Mr.. Nourse in to-day's paper
We had an opportunity on Monday las
OF examining one Of the articles and can
not see why it is not all and eren NOR
than he represents them to be in his ad
yeriisament. With the aid Of one OF these
Shelters a man and boy last week she'll
ed fifly bushels of corn in four and hall
hours They occupy small space, arc
very substantial, of simple construction
aud not liable 10 get out Of order. liz
will be able 10 furnish them at about ST.
Every farmer who has a couple Of bun.
ired bushels Of corn for market, by pur
chasing one Of these machines, will save
The amount Of the investment.
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WHAT OTHERS THINK OF 1T.

The editor Of the Golden Age published
at New Boston, Ills, who, we presume,
was present, makes the following refer
ence TO the disgraceful riot which was 60
up by Bill Letfingwel ard few other
rowdies, al the Court House ia this place
the 22i ult:-
eve do not wish 10 be regarded as over Off
cious. but cannot refrain H. III expressing odr
opinion that the gazing facilities Of Iowa ohshI
TO produce better specimens OF the John-hotse
than was shown US in the person Of Mr.. Leilin.-
well But, as the democl attic part OF the per-
torrance was not .included in the bull, and
was as much uncalied for as il was unexpected,
we leave il 70 orr Davenport friends 10 excuse
lhemsel ses. if they can, for allowing snch a nui
sance to perform in their place. II the jail wa-
full, they certainly might have put him under
guard"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14
DEATH OF EX-Goy. CHAMBERS

This distinguished gentleman died al
the residence Of his son-in-law 10 Paris
Bourbon county, Kg., on the 2ls, ult
Gov. Chambers was formerly member Of
Congress and more recently Governor Of
the Territory Of Iowa. His las, public
service MAS as Commissioner 10 treat viii
the Indians 10 Minnesota. As Governor
Of this State lie was very highly esteemed
and bis death will be regretted by every
one who had The pleasure Of bis acquain,
ance.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14
For the Gazsttc.
OUR CEMETERIES.

Mr.. Error :--Odr cemeteries, their
size, location, have attracted considerable,
attention within tho past year, md sariou-
opinions have been given in respect To the
ptoprie.y Of selecting more distant site,
md combining the corporation cemeter,
within lis present limits. will give IN,
views IN respect TO the grounds under the
control OF tho corporation.
A, the time The site for this cemeter,
was selected our numbers were small, az
the prevailing opinion was, that il wal
situated at a proper distance from town nj
The grounds sufficiently spacious. The rap
I'd growth of the city and The extension o
us limits, have already almost, and within
two years will quite, place this cemeter,
within the city limits. II is we'll know,
that when the city extends aud become.
populous that the cemetery will be liabl,
10 become resort for rowdyism, a, leasl
'rltllng annoyances and depredations M,
be looked for, and 40 doubt will be com
mllied, unless it be walled in by high brcl
walls, as is the custom in the eastern cite,
NJ an outlay Of several thousand dollars
The grounds have already been encro ch
ed upon aud the iences undermined and
thrown into the pits sunk at their base.
The selection on the bank Of the river
was IN my opinion a bad one. The onA
remedy now, is to sell the adjoining tract.
recently purchased, and contine the GENE.
terry toits present encl, sure. Oar thirty
ing city calls for a spacious cemeter,
which should be properly adorned with
trees and sbrubbery, and located at such
distance that brick walls NAV not at som,
distant day obstruct a view Of its haIIowei
precincts.
Let us have that spot which separate.
nan from angels, unpolluled by acts thar
verge on i,npieiy. Protect The tombs d
our fathers, and the tomb erected to lh
memory Of the orphan. VIVA, on earth s.,
beautiful as the lumbs OF infants amid.,
blooming roses in The peaceful reIremen,
n' the country cemetery? Here perchanc.
The mind may leave this busy world an,
h'nk OF a future beyond the grave; her,
ppears a sweet vision that seems to wo
on to your last home, whispering IN,
words Of peace and happiness. On tn,
.ontrary death in the unsightly and f,r
'rn cemetery assumes The gnise of spec
re-, whose influence chiis the blood an,
larrows up The soul
Some philosopher may ask where is III |
necessity OF bordering your cemetery win |
Npress and do'ting them with roses?-
What The benef, Of your pampous burial
our urns and monuments Wbv upre,,
0 the clouds your costly columns, when
he title deeds Of your deceased friends
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14

TnE Washington Union is CALLED to the
quick a, the idea Of so prominent person
as Gov. Lucas leaving The Locofoco ranks
md just out Of spite, declares that lows
will give Pierce aud King 5000 majority
lis 40 insult 10 The intelligence Of the pee
pie Of Iowa to charge that they viii 60 in /
body for the man who has ever, aud vii
continue if elected, to oppose the deares
interest, CT their State.
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EXCITEMENT AT HAVANA.

New YoRK, Oct. 5.
We learn BY the Empire City from Havana
mat The passengers were permitted 10 90 ashor.
~ ifhont molestafion.
Excitement al Havana is still very great and
was increased BY every fresh elTol: of The Gov
eminent TO put il down. Disaifeeilon is said
Ievefywbefe TO exist; the most high handed out
| ages had been committed on three American
vessels, one OF them the Barque Cornea, which
was leaving for New Yo k, was otde,ed TO an
chor, aud detained one day; two Of her passen-
gers were also seized and imp isoned; the letter
bag OF the vessel Wa then robbed and rifed OF
its contents. The Ba que + izabeth Jay, C %.
tain Brooks, for Philadelphia, was subjected IL
The same string nj and unusual Sc rching; extra
officers were placed on board and her state
rooms locked up by the police. The Baraue
Guide, arrived 0ci. Isl, was likewise very clos.
" searched and oil loose papers srized, and the
vessel finally given in charge of the police OF
Havana. These outrages have been committed
'nr no satisfactory cause, but solely 10 gratih
their ambition
Don Paniola, publisher Of revolutionary pa
ier, The po,er Of The Ptopie, was garroted on the
18th he met his fate with composure. He lef
large and valuable estates.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 5.
Ex-Gov. Whi'comb of Ia, u. s. Senator in
lace "i Mr. Hanneaan. died in this city last
evening after lingering illness.
Mr.. Geo. Anderson, California gold dus
inler, .fa!ng business in Wall street. was robbed
n Sa'uld Of 81 900 in gold coin, BY m
,ue who e. tered his premises With false KEYS.
The brig Oceola sailed yesterday for Liberia
With 40 emig'ants,
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Tuos. JarrEns,s suruER1,sp.-Ol

Tues. JarfERs1 ~ SurHERLANp.-Our
citizens viii remember this somewhat re.
markable individual as lecturer on Phre
nology that visited this city s'once upon .
time" We'll, he died at Iowa Mission
Nebraska Territory, on the 9Th ut. Gen
Sutherland was military man, had par
ticipaied in some hard-fougbt battles 10
der Gen. Bolivar 10 South America. He
was fine scholar, lawyer, politician; al
editor, printer; leading spirit 10 the Ca
madam rebellion, etc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14
JEWTIRY. &c.
See advertisement Of A. C. Billion. H.
has a heavy stock Of Jewelry, &c. which
lie wishes TO dispose Of Immediately.

laP, sirIos.--A writer in the Burlington
Telegraph states the present price 2
freight from ST. Louis 10 keok0k, PIP mile,
10 he ID cts. per hundred and 10 Gig. fol
Lighting over the Rapids in barges. lf,hi.
be true then our merchants and others are
grieyously imposed upon in having 10 pas
from 80 to rs cts. per hundred for freigh
from the Rapids to this place, a distance
oil only l2G miles.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Iowa Cry, Oct. S.h, 1922.

IOWA SlINs 0Nts Ss''s
Dear SANDERS: U. 5. District
Court il now in session in this city, Judge
DYER presiding. His bearing is d'gnlhed'
aud he appears to be well versed IN tue
law, and to understand fully his duties and
tho responsibility of his station.
There is only one case Of any Importance
10 be tried. The outlines Of which an
indebted TO Mr.. S. Whicher, our able Dis.
trio, Attorney. II is the trial OF J. b
McKahe, r. NJ. al Coonsvil'e, for embez
cling and opening letters directed to- and
passing through the Coonsvllle Post oihee
Upwards Of peck of letters were found
MD under his otfice-shed, barn aud bushes
around the premises. The presumption y
ba, he has been robLing "Uncle SAM loI
several months. He was taken by Mr.
Shelledy, the U. s. Marshal, some slA
weeks since and conveyed TO Burlington
for safe keeping; when the Deputy Mar
hal went to bring hl:a TO this city TO be
tried, a writ of habeus corpus issued by
Judge Lowe was served upon him and the
prisoner detained. The Grand Jury 9th,
above Court found some four bills against
him and last Tuesday n Deputy was sem
TO bring him here He has not vet return
ed nor has anything been heard from him
| understand tha, his daughter aud son-in
Inv are the principal witnesses against
him.
The Wing party can well feel proud Of
Mr.. Whcher, he is an efficient officer and
universal respect, not excepting
even that portion of the Locoioeos who are
taught from the moment they are enrolled
among its votaries, to continually heap the
silest epiihels aud TO throw out The most
contemplate sitnperations against every
honest, highminded Wing and especially
every Office, holder.
In regard to The political movements
here, every effort is being made by boil
parties to ensure the vote in favor Of theii
respective candidates. The Wings fee
s,nguine of carrying Johnson county for
Scott and Graham. and by m Jority which
will astonish the Democrats as vel! as al
doubling Wings.
The great Pop.gnn of "Democracs,'
Vim. LetIingwel, Of whom all their presse'
throughout The State have had such "~on
derlul tales 10 tell" as To lis eluqueuce
&C., made his appearance here tas' week
Posted mp on every corner OF the street,
was flaming notice that he would address
the people OF such time. The Locoleco'
were firm in the belief that be would en-
tirely demoIish Whiegery. Could yor
have seen these crest.iallen demngogue'
the evening and day after this nalpra
genus was here | think your sympaih,
would have been called forth and a tear o
sorrow would have been she'd Their q"
riaus expectations were wofully frustrated
aud their brightest hopes completely smash
ed. His speech { il such il may be called
was n failure, a ridiculous etiarl 10 Dc
"somelhing."
The Wing meetings are well attended
md great enthusiasm prevails. The "Scot
Clubs" have had some fine speeches befor'
them, and know they would be highl,
graltied 10 hear our Representative elec
10 Congress and would give him heart,
welcome, should he come 10 Iowa City.
YDura v
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14
WASHINGTON COUNTY

W 4osN NolN 4
Within the last fortnight we have bad the
pleasure Of nasersing some Of the .'inian nc
seas" and OF noting few Of The tlaurishing
towns that are springing up in the great
and growing State OF Iowa. At this time
We can find space but 10 alluae particular
y TO The County of Washington.
Next to Scott this county presents the
best inducements 10 the settler OF any one
~ vet have seen. It's prairies are rich
and undulafing, we'll watered, skirted aud
dotted with timber A farmer can selec'
here jus, such site as be may wish fcrI
agricultural purposes. Prairie with enough
timber for fencing and fire wood. He can
build his house On the prairie and thus Sc
his family health and the avoidance
toes, gnats, &c, and at the same
9 bis timber convenient. The on
oack TO The rapid settlement Of this
IS perhaps lis Inland situation and
difficulty thus presented Of reaching
et. b., this in time will be obviated
v-'--,"eh the medium Of plank Z23as--one
OF which is now in process Of construction
10 Mount Plessant-distsn, about ,weut,
miles from this county.
Washington, the county seat OF Wash
ingion county, is located on prairie and
10 striving town of some four or Ave
hundred inhabitants. |, is a pretty place,
contains Cour, House, Hotel and many
private dwellings built of brick. |, has
the usual number Of meeting houses
abou, one 10 every one hundred persons.
Brighton the other town OF The county,
issituaied on prairie, skirted by timber,
shout one mile south Of Skunk river. and
appears 10 be in a foarishing condition.
The houses are newer and generally more
tasiefally built than those Of Washington.
il numbers frcm three 10 four hundred in
habtan,s, and has but two meeting houses,
one Of which, The Disciples, would DO hon
or to Davenport. In neither Of these
places, during The three DAYS We passed in
ihsm. did we notice anything aabecoming
strictly moral people. The former town,
we were informed, is entirely temperance
place and The latter is apProximaling that
condition.
Washington county, according to the re-
cent census, has q population Of 5SSl. III
gave majarity for The L2coloco State tick
Ell Of about 40 at the recent election but !
q, the ensuing election will pol! about the
same majority FIR Gen Scott
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upon the county record ou,live them ain
When that writing inscribed upon nj,
timsy sheet will endure and be looked
npon with pleasure, when the NASTY.
granite column and iron shall have er,,,a
led into dus:2
Nature has planted within the b,e,., u
man tina, which says protect and resn.o,
your dead. The ancien's embalned and
deposited their dead within hewed semi
chres Of stone, or enclosed them Within Il.
walls u massive, towering pyramits.-
Even the wandering, homeless, sayape :,
The plain, crects mound 10 mark The sD,,
where rests the ashes Of bis sire.
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What queer was some people have Of ex-
pressing their admiration, Byron was SO II
rsptures with Walter Scott, that he said he
was the only man in England he longed to gel
drunk with.-ET.
Some Of our Locoloco cotemporarie.
are publishing the above paragraph, baseIN
substituting Winfield for Walter Scott
thus intima,ing that lhe former was in iht
habit Of imbibiug. Desperate party, lhal
I.ocofoco.
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LocoFoCa ToApyIsM The Galena Jet.
fersonian, the exponent ofLocofocolsm in
The city whose name il bears, thus aludes
10 the characteristic sheets Of its party
published at Dubnqne:-
a ToAp WIN Two TArLs-0r, what's worse
the Democratic papers in Dubuque. The En-.
press our readersare familiar with; and we now
them 10 the Demoeraf-a new paper
Just issued BY Mahony, Stanton s. c..
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DEATH OF BEs HARpIs-This disln-
guisbed kenluckian departed this life re-
Gently al his residence 10 d rdstown. He
had occupied many prominent positions in
Kentucky.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14

The Presidential Election comes but
once in four Years. Ii we have any read
ers who do not take an interest in politics
we fear the present and two succeeding
issues will not prove very acceptable 4
them. II they will jus, intimate il 10 US.
we will send each Of them in connection
with the Gazette, literary paper or two
TO make amends.
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The last Davenport Gazette comes 10 US lader
si'h nearly three morta! columns OF editorial, Il
prove that Locofocism and m ocracy are 81 non.
nous. The edio tunnds his OF mon upon hi:
know edge of The progress Of the democratic par
~ in Davenport. - Dubuque Erpre,s
Pretty good for Billy he thinks that +;
faithful description Of the riot in this pac,
i knowledge oftte progress Of the Dem
ncraiic party in Davenport" Democrat,
had little TO do with it, Billy, il was the
Observation-Disclosures you are right.
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THE New York Herald in defining i
position and giving its reasons for lis SUI
por, Of Mr.. Pierce, snys:
"rhe Democrats have been for the las
tonr wears too bare of funds to be able !
purchase rs for any compaign. BIT see
lng that the, had good cause, with dfS
cling leaders, we have, out OF pure con-,
passion, taken their cause 10 hand anu
will see TIA, they have justice done '0sI.
IN the present election. IT, fact, We ~
better able 10 purchase the Dem.c'''
'hnok and line, bob and sinker," so lar -
tunds are concerned, than the Democrat
re 10 purchase u.s."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14

LOUIS KossurH, in a letter published II
an English paper, in reply TO inquiries
made him with regard to The prospect o
agricultural laborers in America, recon
mends il, especially Iowa and Wisconsin
10 every Industrious aericuturist who ha'
a small capital. Kossulh has said YER,
many good things, but his is The best thing
he ever said.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14

DEATH OF CLEEGYaAN.-Rev. Henry
q. Ward, Congregational minister Of
Lyndon, Whiteside Co, H., on his way t.
Albany last week after load Of lumber
fell fro ~ his wagon, The wheel OF which
passed over bis head, breaking his skull
and killing him Instantly. lie left sife
aud three children.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14

"lf the Wings succeed this time anc
their chances are improving. so common
ces an article in The Keokuk Dispatch, tb,
most ultra Locofoco paper in Iowa. The
chances Of The Wings are not only improv
ing in the southern portion Of Iowa, bu
through the middle, and, in fact, all owe
the Union.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14

Senator D,ugiass saws there '.are not Wing
enough on he praries of The West to MAKE
mile-stones'-ET.
Senator Douglas SAYS a great man,
things that are not true, and this he ha'
acknowledged 10 be one Of them, hy leav
ing the Eastern States, in which he hat
promised to address the people prior 10 tn
election, and devoling his entire enereie
10 the .'prairies Of The Vest Ills mile
stones have changed TO gravestones an
point to where his hopes are buried,
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Trusting and believing that the Democratic
afty will be victoriops III November next ovei
the combined forces Of whiggery and aboIit on
ism.
So writes STEPHEN IlEMpsTEAD, Cover
nor Of Iowa, 10 The conductors Of the gran,
tizzle held at Burlington the 4h inst. On,
would suppose that SO big man as a Gov
ernor would not condesccnd TO newspaper
slang, but one gets mistaken sometimes.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14

IRIsnMEN AROUSED The irshmen
Cleveland held an Indignation meeting
Saturday evening, 10 listen to Profess
Fizgerald's defence OF himself against h'
sanders Of Locoiocoism. His crime w''
tina, he was in favor OF General ScoTr, an
had made a speech at Cleveland shlcl
told with such effect upon bis coun'r!nei
ihs, the Plandcdles 10 weaken hi, 10
illence, grossly assailed his character.
At The conclusion Of his speech, who
vas interrupted with loud and long huzl
large number Of lrishmen, herelo'a'
Democrats, enrolled themselves rs men
bers Of the Hlbernian Scott Club.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14

Ak EXCELLENT Arr IMMINENT. Mr.. D
sid s. Sheldon, v ho ms wnn golden nplu
ions rs an acc mplished aud highly sue
,essful teacher in This place, his been %
pointed Principal q Tie Prepararor, d
pertinent of lows College al DayenpoH.-
lie enters upnn his duties he fir, d mel
week. Parents, contemplating lhor2ag'
ducatian for their sons, cannot hud bee
,dvaut sgcs tor them lhan they Will eale
under such instructors a. Professor Rps
nd Mr. Sheldon. - Uarkeye.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14

THE Burlington Telegraph has some
very jlst comments on The farce that was
recently enacted at Dubuque, by few oI
Geo. w. jones' lackeys and umbsas 10 ten
deriug him public dinner. jones' reply
declining The honor, was worthy The phan
cy Senator.
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DuBpqrE, Monday Afternoon, Oct 18th.

A. SANDERS, Esqr. - Dear Sir: The great Lo
cofoco demonstration to-day is failure, per-
feet cavern. In fact neither speakers nor bearer
have come. A's iadef nifty postponed. mus
tell you good joke relative TO it.
The "Demociatic Association" on yesterday
(Hough IL uas Sunday despatched handsom,
coach and 4 horses to Maquoketa TO bring ~
the "Lttle Giant" alias s'the Steam Engine il
breeches," Genl Shields, Senator Dodge ane
Lieut.. Gov. Knrner, the four expected Demo
cratic orators that were to do the singh falu,n'
on 10 day. but the fine turnout came back viii
the Distressing intelligence that they neithe
saw nor heard of Them.
Of course the Locofoeos will say the storm
kept them back and Knocked their meeting ii
| the head; although they would'n, allow III,
Wings (on the occasion OF the Rock Island eel.
ebra.lon) to make similar excuse
Yours, &c.
We expect the true reason of tho disap
poin'ment Of the Dubuque Locoiocos can
be traced to the fact, that Douglas had ad
verlised to address the citizens Of Galens
on the same day.-ED. GAz.
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The College If Physicians aud Snr.
geOns of the Iowa State University, will
commence its next session the 20lh inst -
The Faculty is complete and the lns,itu
liun will compare with any in the West.
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FRosT.--Lsst Tuesday morning III,
first frost OF The season shriyeied the to
maio vines, cut down the dahiias and di.
mischief generally to vegetation aud III,
outdoor coral beauties.
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"WHoIE CLoTH. Billy Demerit. Of the
Dubuque Express, gives version OF lhc
Lccofoco riot al The Court II luse in Dav.
export, tina, is just as lar from truth in CIV.
cry particular as the ess, is from the west
Who was yoar informant Mr.. DR. let's have
his name.
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DuBvQuz District.-J. G Dimmt,, P. E

GREAT Discovery We learn that q,
Intensive quarry of The finest marble, .
rsrions colors, has just been discovered il
the southern par Of Rock Island count,
n. II Is said rocompsre well with llsliat
Marble, II will be worked at ouce.
GRT A4r.
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A Bro APPLE!-We are indebted 10 our
friend J. +. McGRAsouAs, for tie largesr
apple we have seen this season. Il was
raised on one Of his trees, weighed q paunt
and measured 1874 inches in circumference
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ELECTION DAY.

Remember that Tuesday, November 3D.
"a the day Of the Presidential Election, aud
make your arrangements 50 tha, you may
not be detained from the polls on that day
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-10-14

Rock ISLAND CONVENTION The qaes
gathering Of the Wings of the Northwest,
is settled at lasl--,he Dubuque Trban,
says there were four thousand, fire han
dred and eighty persons there.