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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02
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Mr. II, w ades-D car sir--lt affords rss,ure 10
offer my testimony 10 the efficacy 81 the articles
known a. ns. storms Seoteh E9ash Candy. And,
doing ~, al astuatad by desire 10 hene6 oissrs
y 10 nay be suffering. My wFe sas iahps pg amber
sesere cough, for lang time, shieA tbrsste Rsd
riaNs sp5sry. Asttr having tFsd macy othsr rene
atvs t. paFYsse, shs used feA fseeaEss oil ssra
C4Ggh Gandy. raFehaaet frnEa Ie.teFsz Nsst5s
Snow = llIsk. sta Is short time size Wss sHntsiF
trIeyea, aaa Low enjoys gee3 Health Ny kttiahi
also afflicted with AreAst nplaaut. aaa
70. OF sas trui. tala-sae asaisins. Rrsges fully
H. EVANS, Aos sie NalR y
81. Louis. MAJ 4, 1889.
BARNARD, DRo. & Cos s. Teeis Mo-. General
Agents !BF tF. United States an1 the fanadzs-
Price pae Dune reg i9l, Ilolls Tor - c's, e s'FtF
DoEtn.
FOR sale By Druggists and Merehants Ct psssprsri.
AskEs CaeEes fteTtskA4.-- y $ sal ai,si-
iica % III advertisement u ti.8s article aa~ 70
our p6per and AZ This scisaa ot the year when
lcolds aud coughs are So prevalent, the initiW--
i'iea i contains witi not he laaad pawriceme =
/ The eminent aguies, tent III eeranmcud AZ, as
/ conclusive pro Of is va.ae iR asoliisa 10
ths e we have been favored With the perusa. u
| legirfs from u.aay Distinguished !adivitusI- ~
|well is aum.lc sufferers whV 90 kapwleagt fbcf
10 this ,aaahle uaHclee Ter The
recovery Of their bealtA from painful aad dan
+ gerous diseases. Ills 81 once sale and pleassti
70 ,ake, aad i certsIaly sery poweta 70 cure.
! Those afflicted with coughs. colds, asthay,
eroncaius, hoarse6ess, 81 indeed aus CT The Va
nous affections Of the lungs, vii 81 well :" Try
ghc Cherry Pterorai, and viii have no cause
e. regret the experiment,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02
CONGRESS.

The most disgraeetnl scene Of the session
transpired in the House on the q uli. ia
which w. H. Polk, Locofoco member from
Tennessee, established bis character as
braggadocio and blackguard of the first
water lie should have been expelled
upoa The spot. A man who applies tn
low epiihe, Of liar 50 freely as he used i
10 debate % tha, day, 10 Bis fellow mem
bers, should never agnin be allowed 10 pu
his corrupt head inside Of the Capitol
The above ore he only proceeding.
possessing public interest, that We havt
noticed having occurred in Congress 70
some time.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02
NEW PAPERS.

Towns are scarcely mado 50 fast ~
newspapers spring up 10 the West. The
|"Dubuqge Democrat il tie signifcant
title. of paper about f. be started at Du
buque; ID. A Mahony. Cd tor.
TIE Golden Age' IS The name Of Mr.
Foreman's new paper, just issued at New
Boston, Ut. Il isa yery Pretty sheet nnc
under the auspices II friend F. A. G. will!
be well Conducted We scarcely need ode
il is Wing IN politics.
.Ce9ar County Ness Latter ia to-
mama chosen fur paper, nertral 10 poll
tics, about to be established nj Rochester
Cedar County, By N G. SwanE g. Co.
Mr.. T.. Coombs who has been In ouI
employ for some months, good printer
and competent TO tho task, is shout estab-
fishing paper at Upton, Cedar Coantg
II i to be called the "sVestcra Mirror
and 70 be independent 10 politics. sod
cedar" viii DO well supplied
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

slow given to lSing"-are Locofooo- =
We had supposed from The boislerous msa
aer 10 which some Of our I.ocotoco caiom
noraries were heralding the news, that Mr.
CABELr. Of Florida, had appeared over hi,
own signature and refused 10 support
Scott, instead be comes on, md SAYS, "Th,
Wing party Of my State have decided /,
sustain Gen. Scott and will ac4aicsee il
that decision"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02
NOTICES.

national PoRrRAIr GALLERY.--W
have received four numbers Of this irul,
ns,ion.I work. II will comprise 100 por
traits OF the most eminent persons wis
have occupied place in The History OF the
U. States, and viii! BIO completed in less,
tbsn one year. Subscription price $40,
90 for the series. Address, Rober, Il
Peterson s. Co. cor. 5lh> and Arch SITS
Philadelphia.
Me- hrs UsIvERsum. "A notice oil num
Dor 4. OF this work will be found 10 oul
advertising columns. Will the publisher
send us No. 5. and please not forget rs Il
future?
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

Dead LETTERS Scott is famous fir
dead letters, "-at anY rate, who ever sa "
one that did not fall siilboin from his pen
Boston Times
Haw about the one he wrote to the De
partment in 1912. demanding the passage
by Congress Of a retaIiaiory law, To meet
the case Of the brave lfishmen. captored
ID Queenstown. and carried To England /,
be tried for their Iives2 That letter for u
I.sliiI-borno one, did some execution!
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Wing Meeting.


Agreeably to notice in the Gazette the Wings o
Davenport met and motion, A. w. McGRECoR
Eco, chosen Chairman and JA.. THonIsoros
Sec The objec Of the meeting was TO organize
Club to forward and advance the election OF tn,
"Hero of an hundred Battles, as President and Ora
ham for Vice President ofthe United States.
Mr Sanders presented draft Of a Consultation 70,
,his Club. The read, blanks filled, ant
adopted.
Permanent organization va. had BY the election O
WI. S. Collins, as President.
Vice Presidents. James MeCosh, Strong BurneIl
A. c. Fulton H. S. Finley, Jao. r. Jackson and Eaol
Tiehenor.
Recording seeretary.--C. n. Eldrdge.
Corresponding secresary-Jsmss TAorington.
Tressurer--A. II, ossns.
Excessive Comnittes- a. Sanders. A. q. Billion, j.
A. TeIfsir.
On uotion,a committee Of three was appointed 10
sFafs 81 Laws Ter this Cloh.
Iersr. A. Sanders, A. c. Faltsn, Jas Thorington
rers appointed said Committee.
Massrs. g. n, Eldrldge, a. II. Ovens and r. Itch
argr @ere appointed committeeto procure room nd
make nscossary arrangements for tho meeting or the
Club u I'll fbluretime.
Hon. JSo. P. COOK aadrestcd The Club.
onsmotson, Meas. Jas. McMsra., aptoius L. Claire
Geo. L. Davenport, @. G. n Mitchell, A. C. Fulton.
A. II. Owens, c. Munger, Levi Davis, A. ". Nc
Gsegor, Jno Frlkzell, appointed Committee Of
conference and arrangements to net with sir,ilst
committee for the proper Celebration ofthe 2is Sep
smher, the 3oth Anniversary Of Genl. scorr's Trea
y with The Indians OF tbs North West. on Rock /.
and.
On motion oil Committees were authorized 10 slI
On motion Proceedings we're signed By the officers
ahi rreprisiors Of Dsssppon Garstts reaasstsd TO
publish the tsmr.
tIFy " ntGREGor, psesf
fRt. Ih1rlrE totr terf-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

ONIONS AND PuTAToEs Western soil il
peculiarly adapted TO the expansion of
these members Of the vegetable kingdom.
Eastern cul,iyators accustomed TO raise
beds Of onions from sets, may be surprised
when informed that here the seed s sown
as for vhea, and fields embracing many
acres cultivated. As TO the size they
reach the first season thus raised from the
seed, we would state, that within the week
Capt. HAwLEY has sent Us in a lot, the
largest Of which measure eighteen inches
10 circumference and weigh one pound,
six ouaces.
The soil OF Iowa is also we'll adapted L
Potatoes, which, however, as every othei
vegetsbie, depend materially upon to-
quality of the seed chosen. A friend ha
sen, us a small lot Of Potatoes, the larges
If which weighed pound. Their recon
rnsndaiion being mare in the quality thai
1.-The size Of the article. They were Of ih
variety Meschanic aud almost dissolved il
lthe mouth.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02
Rally, Wings! Rally!

Tho regular meeting Of the "sco,r c1r.,
takos place on Saturday evening n.xt, At ia
Club R9oms, (Fulton's Old eorner.@ The g1,o,
II Davenport and sleinily who Lass Dot ~, bssn
present, are earnestly requested 10 NEE, tbsi,
brethren at tina, place, and talk over ,be election
of"oa GlIqfara." Come EN-, come al.
Tine "a O'Clock, place "Fulton's eernerp
BY order ofihe Club.
CHAs. II. FL bridge s.e,v
Davenport, Sept. end, 1852
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
EXPLOSION OF DIR. FRANKLIN, NO. =
TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE

TERRIBLE LOSS uf LifE-
81. Louis, Angus: -
The steamer Dr. Franklin No. 2. whieh 'sls
for Iouisyille on Saturday, collapsed ahuo .,
Turkey Island, at abont ! o'clock, hili'hs ano
wounding several persons. The following arc
dead ~
Charles Schwrimer, Mr. McMeader, MI
Nul,en, ]. S,este, James Moreay, John Brown
John Jones. Charles Williams, Patrick Murphy,
John Mitchell, John nj. Powell, Mrs. Payns and
infant. James Harnan and con, Hagh Drum, Pat
rick Danlsy, Ed, Leding, J. ID. FosJoy, Margaret
sewruli, and several others, names not known
M,sslss.--Robort Nc Marty, head Engineer,
and Geo Recher, striker.
Wouspsp nApLy.-- Mr., Lanney and daugh-
,ers. Il. NJ. Shapely aud AR. Sulwell.
All the wounded. capable Of being removed
wsrs taken bv the Hermann aud Shelby 10 Cai-
"a. The Franklin viii return 10 this city Tor re-
pairs. a.
cr,Ars-Tho fIouae bill nmsndatory Of the
postase bill was reported, with an amendment,
iixing postage upon papers weighing not over
OF al one cent, in the United States; and when
the postage 10 paid quarterly in advance, one
halt the rates: transient papers no, prepaid ms
rates are doubled papers Of one OF, are 70 cir
euln,e in the State where published a, half hese
rats 9, which Was agreed TO and the bill engross'
ed.
An Intellectual effort was made TO luke up the
bill for the election ofprinter.
The rlyer and harbor bill was then taken ~
and debated.
BALTIMORE, Aug. i9-
Hen. Edward Sc,ti, Of Mississippi, aied a
yicksburg on the 9Th inst.
The Raleigh Register foois up tho Wing
sains Ia the House Of Commons a. II And ths
foases al 8.
Hon. A. II. Stevens, Of Ga. it is asserted OF
good authority in Washington, declared pre-
vious 10 starting for home, few days since
tina, he would support Scott and Graham.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02
WESTERN CONTENTION.

Speaking oi the great mass Convention
20 he held a, old Fort Armstrong on Rock
island, a friead writes US fran Dubuque,
that "a resolution was passed at the 'lssl
meeting of The Scot, Club and a committee
Of five appointed, 10 report on next satur-
dav evening relative 10 the deputalion from
bis city to The Rock Island Mass Conyen.
ton and Encampnsent on the 2lst proa."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02
RIVER NEWS.

Tie upper Mississippi is still falling
Dnly as inches water Ga the Lower Rap
ids aud scant four feet below.
Illinois river only l6 inches IN Henne
pin flats and from = 10 % on bars.
Ohio river very low, but ~ leel ia The
cahal al Louisville.
MessFs Nelson & Eeds Of the Diving
Boil boat have been employed to raise III,
steamer Lnmsrline.
Seventy steamboats, are said 10 be ,si,
up at Cincinnati on account Of low water
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

TuE editor Of the Mu,catiue Journal !,
spoking fla" at friend La Coasiil's aaburr
locks By the way, he is not the frs, out
of vhofn we haze heard who didn't Lib,
auburn locke" lie says, "Whenevei
hey sfa smoothly conhed, md nicely 81.
fspged, il Is impossible FOR BIN 10 tell any
Thing but tho truth, bat whenever they bc
come dtssrranged in any degree. there -
40 certainty about shat be says" AsLf
cossiu combs hls hsir with bis fingers n.
,tan1. NJ. ! ga Locofoeo editor
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

On The 25sh, nit, Mrs ELIZA BURTON,
daughter Of Asa md Lsps. H.sarr, aua wife
Of S 7. BgkIss, OF De Viii, Iowa, Ia her "a
year, after an Illness II days.
The deceased vas born in BeAshife co,
Mass in 1909. moved 10 Tumble CO., ohio,
in 1879; experienced r,llgo a at tie aga u l5,
was married IN 1926 and removed 10 Iosa 10
1910, where she remainei IN active melatet Of
lhe Methodist +. ChGreh. Till i pleased iae
Lord remove her from lliis world II seffaw Ia
land Of rest prepared for Those fiai love II m.
sac eit husband snd ieef chidtsa 10 noun
Fer less, bur 20, rs those who tsve 10 hepr, iJF
= Blessed are iae dead W ha die IA lhs Lora.
Friend after friend departs.
VI he las tot lest flEtna?
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GAZING lN!-The gentleman who re
Gently sent a list to the Columbus Jonr. ii
ainttp-screa names of Locos 10 one coun.
Ivy of,he Buckeye stnte,who were going tol
Gen. Scott, again writes the editor of thu
paper, thsi he 10 now making on, another
list, large one, and that he has alread,
~. upon il the names Of orer siAs Ger
aIus.
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HoGs.-We find the following signifcan nj
i.em 10 the Madison (ind.} Courier: 1--WE
learn thaione of ina hang dealdfs 10 hogs,
Yesterday paid over some fifteen hundred
dollars on a contract entered into this time
las, year for the delivery Of one thousand
hogs next month a. Siper LOO lbs net"
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CdLLssIATE HoSoRs.-Freemsn Hunt, Eaq
editor OF the Mere hant's Magazine. has beer
honorea VITA the degree OF Master Of Arts, By
the Harvard Coilage.-RaEaer.
And suppose be ha-, neighbor, did that
add anything TO his stature? Why even
re were SO honored two years sgo, slowed
away he sheep-skin and never Whispered
word If the circumstance toany body, and
aow only tel you ia confidence.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

"PRISCELy MuaIrIcEacEm-Who has
no, heard Of tho Dry Goods Palace Of A.
n Stewart Il Co., Of New York; Every
thing done there is open an extensive
scalc--we see il stated thu, they recently
rave out to The poor widows and orphans
Of New York TO make, four thousand and
seventy -seren sheets. Before the reader.
heart has had time to warm over this -,
Of beneyoIence, We would state that theso
merchant, princes allowed The poor sean.
stresses only the miserable plliance Of one
cent each for making the sheets!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

RaILRoAD EAsr.-We direct attention
to the Railroad advertisement. in to-day's
Gazette. After the lst Of October, pas
sepgers will leave Peru 10 the morning
and get 10 Joliet a, @ O'Clock 10 The even
iog, there BY Railroad 10 ii hours 10
Chicago, in time FOR the Express tran
Essi The same evening.
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THAT ISSUE AND ITS coLLATERALs,

Hal lSSl + AND ilS CpLLAlEhALS.
THE QUESTION NOW SUBMITTED.
Instead ofa manly and dign,tied defence
Of the charge preferred against Us OF has-
ing made an issue with Gen, Scott; or .
tair aud candid discussion Of the question
raised by Mr.. CoRBlN, upon our positive
and repeated assertion, that "Gen. Pierce
did 10. participate in single important
battle in Mexico" ora frank acknowledg-
ment of HE error, we find in the last Ban
na, pe,.ifogging piece Qf We may use
the term) amounting to nothing more than
the repetition Of few sentiments, to which
We ,riumphantly replied in our last by
quoting fally-moro fully than We intend
ed, as the CONNIE nccment of our article
upon which he quhbles, implies--fson Of
ficial documents. Tho whole subject nov
resolves itself into this, when separated
from the many side issues that Mr.. Corbin
has wrung in 10 distract attention from the
leading question:
Friend Corbin frs, accused US Of having
made an issue with Gen. Scott, by assert
| ing that Seen. Pierce did no. participate
ia any Of the important battles in Mexico
and quoted from SCOTS dispatches OF the
battle Of Con,reras to sustain his Charge
From tho same despatch we proved that
Gen. Scott 90, only never made on asser-
ton adverse to the one We uttered, but on
the contrary had distinctly stated, that
Gen. Pierce had been personally thrown
out Of activity the evening before the bat
tie.
Next Mr.. Corbin takes us up on the dec
lsra,on a, large, that "Gen. Pierce did
no, participate in any one or,he important
battles of Mexico" and TO sustain bis
charge suo,es-and again re-qnoies, be-
cause he thinks We did no, give them snfli-
Gent Observation-Disclosures nade by
Gems. Wynkoop and Pillow to show that
Gen. Pierce participated in the skirmish
ing Of the 18th Augustine day before
tho important battle Of Contresas was
fought. In order TO bring him to the qaes-
ton we were willing to ADM, tina, Gen
Pierce had participated IN little skirmish-
ing--a circumstance We have never yet
denied--but instead OF having that effect
ne tries TO take advantage Of our admission |
With the conclusive proof, with which
We so triumphanily sustained our position
last week and s.knocked The sand from IN
der The premises of our contemporary, we
are perfectly willing 10 rest our argument
and lie, the question go before our readers.
Ia conclusion, before our friend makes an
other charge wouldn't i, be quite as well
for him 10 survey the premises little and
find at leas, one good Ioop-hole at which to
escape il cornereas
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Tissen wears ago this day vie issued The hrst
number OF the Davenport Gazette. Gazette.
We aish our friend '9ots' Of god luck for
flsuen years 20 come and "mors t9a.1 We 81
fesm them very highly as gentlemen hui we
ton't ike Their political pfiHcipl Benner
"The top q the morning 10 foY," neigh
bors, may your physical shadows never b.
less and your political ooes continue 10 d
fninigh.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

MI 'sko liis method 10 INTERN al ptr,on'
W whose Notes we hold that are past due,
'hat they nfpst pag M, or make some arrange
meH' for longer time " legal proceedings WI
be immedlatesy Instituted to collect them.
AM we Wis, T nor disftrrtIg understeef f0a.
hereafter ~ Notes become due 70 lis heF mus,
Be promptly mel 81 arrangements fov renewal
made, OF in oil eases thew will be sued n once
coon 4 SARGENT
nayenpot1, Slpt al, 1852
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NEW FIRM.
sEB'y .gESxf,suN ST0fsT.

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE In CLAIRE HOUSE
=nEATERs IN Clocks, Watches, Jewe'ty'
- Fancy Goods, md TOYS.
All kinds 1T Clocks, Watches and iewenf
nnal repaired md warranted. Work ftem
distance promptls attended T. BY
SMITH g. FFfRY
s. Thankful FOR pnst favass wnuldrssPe""
fa'ly solicitn shnre ofthe prhlie patronage.
Natsrrsft, Err' &, 1883
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A gentleman who sleeps 10 the vicini,y
of the Banner Office Informs US that we
we're mistaken with regard To hearing an
owl hesoting Monday night Of last week,
that il was the nondescript bird hung oai
before that Office hoIlerrg a, the eagle III
font of the Gazette cfIiee..' We "cavei,
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MEYERS UNtVERSUM NO. ".
EDITED BY enAs. 4. DAM.

THIS DAY TBLfSfiFD.
Containing the following elegant eel engravngs:
THE ATfEDRAL or STRASBTRG:
ILLS GHApgbfnesr kussnaeh, in Switzersnt:l
TIE PALACE OF THE LEGION OF HONOR IN
PARIS:
TIE ri ms OF ETAwAH IN BENGAL, rndia:
WIN GescuP,rFc text; Price e5 cents or 81 per
Foiaias Subscribers, N nayan1r reeriye splendid
engraving as premium; Pabii sliei sem. monthly;
he publishers VIII rnppy specimen nnnbers grs-
infohfy 10 Agenwah Phstnastsrs. and viii MAXI
Lhfral arrangements With them for circulating THE
NNINEMstM; ~ win also supply Clubs offwc per
9nS 81 80 half year; OF FIVE persons at $40; and Of
larger Plumber at the came rat es.
HNRRMANN j. MEYER, .
Sent puhtishcr III, W,IJiarn.st Ny.
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NOTICE.

The Right Rev bishop k-mper will preach
and administer continuation in the Profession,
Episcopal Church IN this city on Tuesday uex.
the 9Th inst, at O'clock.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

The Dubuque Tribune in its last speak,
i The Herald Of that city as q neutral pa.
aer At the late election il threw of iit
neutrality, VIC had not heard Of ii since %
.uuling Il,
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CLOSE OF THE VOLUME.

With this number closes the Clercati
volume Of the Davenport Gazette. w,
shall 1t our earliest leisure snske out AM
transmit accounts to every man indebted
20 this Office. We trust no one will b,
found unwilling to settle up end to com
mence the new volume without arrearsges
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

DEsTH Capt. John Wilson, lor 50 ma.
az years engaged as Ferryus ., The
print, died u cholera at bis residence T.
Reck Island on Friday afternoon
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MARRrAGEs.-Our English friends, sc
very fair example 10 the Americans b,
enclosing with their marriage potices :
81 90 bill.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

We think the writer night have .snt it'll,
fariher.-Da5ague E-prea.
Sure Billy Dsmeriti has been taking es
sons in SyntaI since Gen. Morgan 10.
strucied him how TO spell catch "mitoat .
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Married

Ca the eth August, st lie VIII, Clinton co
Town, LYDIA BUCK 80 JAMES III MPH.
REY, both Of Weldon, Clinton coaaty.
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Nrw FIRn.-See Smith d. Efry's nd
ver,sement Of new firm and new stand.
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The Illinois d said TO he swarminp with
fish The low water has caused all h.
dnny tribe 10 loave the lakes and outlets
aud in many places they are so thick M,
they can almost he stirred With a stick
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

THr PHYs,vaFs OF Hofr The only pleasure
connected with lawsuit Dubuque Ezgfen
Alb. ne fear Billy speaks from ssd oxpe
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

Tha, the vote of Boot, County does not show
a decided Democratic majority we have yet to
issrn.-Banne-
Via - so irlsans "a 10 say Il did rot-Gs
War, oar neighbor, Of the Gaxstte. He has
said IN several numbers Of his paper that the
vote Of Scott county for State eficsrs WA .snot
a test,' notwithstanding the democratic maiorl-
~ 10 this county for State Treasurer, Secretary
aud Auditor, was nearly 200. We have been
thinking for some time that our friend was
little 'foGi - Banner.
Nonsense, heighbor CoREis, do discrim
mate little We she'll soon begin Il
think you don't wish 10 "make believe
Ill the time, but are IN pure earnest, If you
put forth any more such stuff. NOW If you
really are in earnest and not merely pre-
tending, to obtusity, We would state, tba
that there Is decided "Democraticn ms
iority IN Scott county, we never have de
aied i. bat that the las, vote is no test of thu
strength Of that majority. VIC frequently
have affirmed. If that be a distinction
without difference we shall be ssionisbeC
40 longer at our friend having been unable
10 discriminate between the military
prowess of Gems. Scott and Pierce. W.
will take him upon either born oTthe diem.
ma he las mind 10 hitch upon.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

Mr.. SANDERS, please keep that Ill.nois record
We knov offsilows "wsi az go.', hats on that
Banner.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

Veil, they won't keep 'em long.