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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-22
TIE RECORD WONT LIE.

We understand that Mr. Summers
friends claim ,ha, he voted agsins, The
Code, and that MIR. Summers himself con
sess such sn idea to the voters of this
county when soliciting their votes. AS i,
matter Of Legislative history i, is due t.
The people Of this county .ha, the truth be
known. that the record be placed before
them. We quote from the House Journa
af The las, Session of the General Assem-
bly,. as given On pages $50 and 36i.
Dir. Pary;n offered resolution, hicl
was agreed to, and modified as follows:
RESOLVED, Tha, no further amendment,
shall be offered TO the revised Code, anc
that j, be read third time by its tide
Hhereupon, can act f.. revising and
consolidating the general Statutes of Iowa.
was read third time by its title. The
question was then put. shall the &C, pass
and decided 10 the afiruative--Yass, %
Nays, 40.
The yeas end nays we're desired, an,
those who voted 10 The affirmative wer,
Messr.. Crawford, Dibble, Folsom, Gildes
Goodenow. Guiberson, llamil, Harper
iIsun. Msjor, McCuloch, Of Lee, McCol
Ioch Of Jefferson, McCrary, Psrvin, Pres
ton, Of Monroe, Samuel, Riggs, Robinson
Salmon, SUMMERS, Taylor, Thompson
Updegrsf and Mr. Speake,-23.
These who voted in the negative wcr,
Messrs. Allsnder, Bsbbiti, Bunker, Eaton
Flint, Gamble, Harbour, jacobs, Negu.
Preston, Of Linn, Price, Wilson. of Henry
and Tyckof-lS.
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From The Dubuque i'egald.l

Mn Err, II: | hear il stated from ~.
riaus quarters that Mr.. john F. Cook, the
whis candidate for Congress from thIs Dr.,
trict. WAS strong advocate for the Ne"
Cade. aud lha, he voted for is fnli s1s-
.ass in the SaaNo. The b n, ,crdfic
State address, also charges Mr., Cook with
yaiing for the CODE aud the Express iii .
late number rcteratf- +.
You viii Please publish tho following
ex,rac, from the Journal Il the Senate II
order 10 le, the responsibility of that mas
niticen, humbug res, where il properly he
longs.
II will he observed that motion wal
made hy Mr. Baker 10 tnke Up the ''act 81
revising and consolidating The genera
laws If the state." (which Is The lille &
lihe Cplc. AZ my he seen bv reference 4
the Cde rseli) Cor liusl actin; whicl
was agrecd 10. The question then rccnr
red on The final passage Of the acr, the re
suit is given below.
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NDied.

Al Argyle Cottage Scott county, on The nom.
ing ofiie 10th inst !, hrs NANCY, wife OF Col
T. G. EADS, IN the 56th year Of her age
The subject of this notice was an estimable la
all her relations. She wa. woman OF marked
intelligence, whom know was 70 admire, and
tolove. Her loss will be sadly fell by wide cir
Gle offfienas and deeply deP'ored by those whose
brought them in cons,an, association
with her.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-22

THE hail storm, referred 10 us harne
occurred at lie Claire a few weeks since
was more serious than we represented
The hailsinnes fell with destructive force
crashing glass snd cutting down whole
fields Of wheat. We have heard Of severa
farmers who are severe losers by the storm
The prospect Of an abundant yield o.
shes, was so fair iha. The loss is more t,
be regretted.
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ne hundred families IRE lloasplcss.

DEELissras, VI, jay ~.
TIE N0vTErAl CnSrtsenAftoa, file eoni!as
grafton NJ Montreal is sill raging fu'ionslr.-
The light c,n be distinctly seen iioa tbs i'ee,
Though 100 mile. distant.
TIE FIRE commenced on Thursday mos mag
he Bib, and has consequently tagged tor 48 henfs.
4 gentleman who arrives hsre tins forenoon
from Montreal describes the sctnc az awtul.
The flames were raging unchecked, hundreds
and 'honspnis If iatallies are wandering about
without d shehsr 10 cover them.
TIE sparks and burning snthcrs were htlhg
ABOUT IN all directions, mud II IS iup1ssb'e 10
predict when and WHARF, this awful cnlamiFt
will stop,
TIE supply Of water has given ou', and ihe IN
tense heat prevented either the q snen or cnl'
2ens from approaching The scene. Every one
seems stracE with tstror, and as the wiid Wa
sery high, il WAS feared tia; nearly tie whole
city weuid fall 10 ashes,
Al the time 81 leaving, oar informant states
that he fire had cleared space larger mar
dat covered BY the cry OF Ttog. The 'eir.
graph post, have oil been burned, witch vii
pte, ent commgnication with M7niica. for some
tIa,e 10 come.
| There has probably never been such de-
stFuctive cunaseratloh on this conincut. MI
/ lions ot propsit, have been drstfoyed.
/ ShcuNb II .sFATeA--ii A. Al We learn r. o.
/ passengers hy the ca who Ieit Montreal lhtt
| forenoon, HAT tie FIRE had hotn sn'irsiy sub.
| dued The whole nnnuer Of buildings destroy
| ed y as upwald5 OF lsB0, acudlug SOME OF the
| best in the city. II was nposs bic /, estimate
| The amount OF ine loss.
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Mr.. EVERETT, late Minister to Crea,
Britain, computed that the use Of alcoholic
beverages, cost the United States directly,
10 len years, Sl,2oo,ooO, 600; burned OF
aherwisc destroyed, s50oO,n00 more a
property: destroyed 100000 lives; sent
10000 to our prisons; 100000 children
the poor houses; caused 1900 murders
1000 suicides; and begueathed to the
country 100000 orphan children!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-22

The Plaqnemines (La) Southern Senri
aa' sass that the frs, money collected Il,
having washington Monu,.eni box, Z
/, the polls, with tho simple though hear.
stirring arpeo beneath, "0ae dime to The
memory Of Washington was At The M
nicpal election in that place, where nine.
ieen dollars were thus collected, although
there we're bn, siglsty.two votes pol'ed -
Many who had 10 right to vote in that
election, declared their right 10 eoposil
their dimes
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-22

GENUINE CHaRIrY-We understand
tina, Captain ANDREW IlaRpER, Of ,hie
cnunts. has rendered 10 the Directors OF
tie Institution for the Education Of tn.
Blind, the use of hotsc and lot AT tho
corner Of Broadway and Howard streets.
lor five years, free II rent, The praperr,
il 60 by 100 feet. The same gan,le,nan
My year ngo emancipaled some twenty
i've Of bis slaves, and they have since been
SEMI =. emigtaHts to Libesia.-St Louis
Republican.
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For The GsIe,.s.I
Tor The GsIettel
ABSTRACT OF COUNTY sUPEkyIsoRs ANsT.
AL REPORT.

ABSTRACT OF COUNTY SUPERVISORS ANNE.
Al REPORT.
II lie estimates ale not ,ee high you will see
hat We require between Ten AMI Eleven Thou.
sand Dollars for Road purposes for The year 1852
presume this viii be eonsid rsd by some d
much larger amount ihaa S necessary. But
am fuily satisfied that with much short Of that
sum we can only keep ens Roads in about the
same state o! repair they have been for Tie last
few years.
Tie grea; number 81 new Eosts rendered ne
cessary by the rapid Improvement Of the country
ani the fencing of old ones, thereby throwing
I,hem of the travelled TIA k, adds largely 10 the
iexpense.
From the frs: of March TO the first Of June,
there has been one contained complain, Of bad
Roads and my hands have bsen nearly tied the
Whole lime. In the first place March and tht
frs, half Of April is no time 10 woik on the Rca
| more than 10 make temporary repairs and cost:
three or four times much to inakesuch repairs
as il would IL done in proper season.
Since that tune il has been almost impossible
10 &c, men to work on the Road The season
IhestHg been backward i0f fne FARMER, tcgrtbt
with tho large amount Of new land bought int
cultivation there were not men and teams enough
| to put in the crops in season.
| Every body wanted the Roads repaired bu
scoldirg The Supervisor was all that most o
them were willing to 90 to repair them.
| l,hink the time has arrived when sound poll
cy dictates that our Road inprovem n's shoui
be Of permanent character especially some o
the Bridges and sluughs on our principal Roads
| TAXING into consideration that within the mex
| two wears we are to have a continuous line 0
| Iron Road from Rock Island 10 the Atlantic sea
rd-probnb!y The FIRST tina, will reach TN
Mississippi River, it stands ms in hand 10 hav
good thoroughtsres TO reach that terminus. o
twha, use will the Road be unles, we can get {,
Iit2 would therefore recommend 10 levy 70
Road purposes the highest per censage al,owct
ny the Code. Blu, whatever amount may b,
raised for this purpose, will endesvor faithful
" and as far as my Judgment goes, judiciousl,
10 e.pend for the purpose for which it was con
lributed.
| A prDcukpn r. C,n.,;,o.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-22

STEAMBOAT BRustrTE.-In returning from the
Convention AT Musea, last week, We had the
pieasure OF travelling with that excellent gentle
man, Capt. Barger, upon his splendid boat, thr
Brunette. This craft is unqusstionabiy he
belle Of the Upper Mississippi. She was buili
isst winter, under Capt. BIS personal supervis-
on. and no expense has been spared that could
contribute 70 beauty orcomfor,. The cabin is
rcblv ornameBted, and a tasteful landscape
painting a6orns each state-roon door. The
state-rooms are large, and furnished with spring
mattresses throughout. The tables are well
fuTn;shed and served, and altogether, the Bru-
ne,te is craft IN at no traveller can full to be
pleased with Dubuque Her.
We can fully endorse the above snd
commend the Brunette to all wishing the
Jest Of attention and Recommendations.
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LtlrELL's LIVING AGE.--The No. f.

LrlrELL's LIVING AGE.--Thc No. for
Jaly II is eCeiyed--contents ns follows
More Marine Stores; Animals, aud their
4 Swiss Festival; Student
Life at Cambridge; Cost of Notice OF
Action An Old Sermon; Fardorousha,
The Miser; Physical Puritanism; Mortal
Service; besides Poetry and Short Articles
Specimen numbers can be seen a, this
uiiice.
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Married.

southe 18th inst, by Rev E. NJ. Mills Mr.. RICH
ARD HULET to Miss DELLA ANN STONE, all Of
this county.
On the nth inst, by the same, Mr.. JAMES ROBIN.
SON. Of Iowa City, 10 Miss EUGENE p. HIGGINS,
OF Worcester, Mass.
On the l7ih inst, By JoHs EVANS, Esq, Mr.. FRED,
ERICK MOTIF to Miss MATILDA FREDERICK.
On the 18th inst. by r. V. Blakemore, Jr., Esq,
Mr.. CHARLES WILSON to Miss DoRAs MESS,
both ofthis city.
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FIRE ~ MosTREAL.-A correspondent
writing from Montreal under date Of july
Glib, after giving a description Of the por
ton Of the city destroyed, an account Of
which will lie found in our teIegraph col
umn, says, 81 passed through the burn
district this morning, and as far as the eye
could reach, nothing ba, forest Of chin.
news ass 10 he seen. Upwards Of len
ssioussnd people ere rendered boasc!ess."
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$40 REV ARD!

STRAYED or STOLEN, on Mona,r :,
- lsth, large DAY HORSE, blaze y. '.re
forehead, and tiandej with large s on n. S ,"s
shoulder.
The above Reward viii lie gwen f,r H. ,,,..
70 the subscriber living IN Davenport. ~"
July %, 1889.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-22
CONGRESSIONAL coNvEN-
TON, No. 2.

This body assembled at Cedar Rapids
IN las, Thursday ''under lie sanction of M
high, and We may say, higher authority
70 use the words Oft Dubuque Express
than tho Convention that me. at Muses.
tine. Six counties were represented on
las, Thursday and eish, on The 30ih nil
Ia the Convention oflast Thursday we un-
derstand that Judge Carleton, Of .owa City.
was unanimously dominated as the Demo
cratic nominee TO represent the Second
Congressional District. Judge Carleton
is one Of The best men the party could have
put ia nomination in The State.
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TnE Duhuque Express has an article o.
he "Consisioacy Of the Burlington TeIe
graph" Thought the Telegraph had fz
led ou'-haven', received copy for two
seshs--hss "Li,tle Red" go, mifFed a, one
Of our little sqnibsi Getting too old fol
.uch nonsense. Genersl-lsave ,bs, 10 tn
children
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BoLrISc Among The .'boltipgs" Of the
day we notice tia, the .Democracy" Of
Loraa county. Ohio, hare denounced lhe
nomination Of Pierce and King and The
Platform upon which they stand. The
boiling Of counties effect the result, Of
States.
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TIE Golden Era came up last Sunds,
evening with an extra large number Of
passengers for this place. They were
mainly Southcrners come to pass the sum
mer in this delightful locality. Sixty oi
The number stopped ., the lie Claire
House.
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TnE RicIIr OF PETITION. The follow
ing resolution received Mr.. Picrce's snp
pot and pn'e, when he @as In Congress.
Tint all petitions, memorials. &c, rela
tug IN any ardy or TO any orient. To the
subject Of slavery, shall. pithom bcine
printed or referred, be laid upon tho table,
aud no further action be had thereon.
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If the I.raeli,es listened with awe 20 the
prophecy Of BaIaam but paid no attention
10 the braying Of his ass, as suggested b.
onr neighbor, wisdom would certainly die
saic tia, lie should be still.
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AcclDESr.--Wo regre, 10 hear that Our
worthy iclow-citizcu, Mr.. n. NJ. Rambo,
me, with an sccdent las, Monday BY the
falling Of tho scado!dins upon which he
vas at work. We ,rus, the injuries receir-
ed will no, long disable him from bis avo.
CATION.
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a motion was mad-by Mr.. Baker 10 take VI
IN ACT Tor revising and consolidating the general
laws OF the state, which was agreed TO.
The question being, shall The act pas? II was
dec ded in he iiImattes. years IA, nays g.
Those who ed n the affirmative, were
Messrs, A'nsr, Baker, Casady, iiendersho'
i!spntr. Howell, Lettings ell, Lowe, moftsn,
Sales, Senan, SHIELDS, Wight, snd he P'esi.
d+n,.
Tose who voted in the negati, were Messrs.
COOK, Espr, and Everson.
Dubuque, JAly l9,h 352.
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An unknown man was beaten in most
'horongh manner yesterday -Neio York
Ercaiag Post.
lie, The Post keep this in type. 1t vii
come IN play on the Sd Of November uex,.
Bangor Mercury.
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J. A. ORCHARD, Co. Supervisor.
tror the Gaxette.)
fFor the Gsxette.)
ANNUAL REPORT OF The RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES OF SCOTT COUNTY.

tFor the GsxetteJ
ANNUAL REPORT OF The RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES OF SC OFT COUNTY.
MIR. taitor:-For general Information you will
please publish the following brief statement in
reference 70 the above faned Report: Il copy q
which will be posted at the Court House door
one at iae Post Office and one at Le Claire) and
also the accompanying abstract Of that OF the
County Supervisor, 10 VII:
The Receipts Of the County Fund for the
year ending July Ist, 1862, are s. so6 90
Expenses of County for the same lime 7OoI IS
Leaving balance 10 favor County Fund OF $500 "a
Which (baance) has been paid for orders Is
sued previous to the commencement of the year.
Receipts of Road Fund for same time, SIS 222, "A
Experses for Roads, 800 04
Leaving balance in favor Of Road Fund Of s4aa 40
Which (balance) Is IA The 7feeHsy
(There is IN fact about One thousand Dollars
in he Tgeasnry-al OF tbe Certificates OF the So
pervlsor not having been returned.)
BY reference to said Report may be seen that
The salaries ofthe Recorder, Clerk and Judge ex
eel TIE amoant of'heir fees BY Fifty five dollars
and sixty-eis!it cents (s55,68)
I Now sir, 'tgire the Code ito due, and il will be
sem that BY i, this County has been the gamer
within the ear, in The salaries IL the said off,
cer., Of about Eigh, Hundred Dollars 600 VT
requiring about that amount TO pay HE Commits
sionefs, Commissioners Clerk and the Ier cen.
tsge on the collection OF ,axe,, &c.
The assets of the County have greatly increas.
ed during the year being last year sl,i3o,6lg
This year about 1900 ,Oo1
WIN. BuRRIs, County Judge
July goth, 1852.
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DIR. STORMS CELEBRATED scorcn core

CANDY. 'eh
Tboasands dir OF Consumption through IN.
Shameful neglect OF colds and coughs. We Mi ~ aoh
enough this disease 10 feel sure that In mos,
The victim is hurried TO an early grave for vs,
prompt efforts to stay the disease when some ,i y
med line may reach IL. Slowly but with drsr",p!e
effect that which At FIRST might be handled as si
cough, neglected, moves on AMI on, TIL the nn,.
whoIs diseased and human aid - applied in are
DIR storms Celebrated Scotch Cough Candy ~.
the unpleasant taste of liquid compounds ana not
~ DC .i"o ~ ,e . The mey
doubt saved many lives. Even in the last . hmnoN
consumptjon il will be found useful In ch.cL,se OF
cough OF the sufferer. "s we
BARNARD, BRO. s. CO., 81. Louis, M. Ca.
Agents for the United States and the Csnadas SRA
frtce Oau Dime per Roll; , Rolls for % a.. nr.
lsErn. VFH
For sale b Druggists and Merchants OF p.r.,,o.,
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SECRETARY or THE NAVY Hon. jon,
P KENNEDY, G! Mary Iand, has been ten
deFed the secreiaryship of the Navy, md
aas accepted the same, 10 place of Mr
Graham resigned
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1--WE invite the aits ntion Of our readers 20 The
umns OF our paper, q remedy 1.-The frst importance
TO the community. tn. ceatfestes published in ia
favor not from unkno~ but from emf ne nj
and widely celebrated men. Statesmen, Profe.so ..
Cerg, men and Physicians 81 their s.rong assurance
that this icInr for the cure 0! pulmonary dis
can be relied on with confidence by tho afflicted
for relief aud truly hope its results in
will sustain their conclusions else where.
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The Washington papers contain letter from
Senator Pierce, Of MARYLAND, 10 reply TO the
committee. on the Wing ratification meeting
iniiy endorsing The nomination Of Scoti aha
Graham. He says that il scott is elected Pres.
ldt NJ, IL vii add a long and brilliant lie, and
be the crowa'ng OF the puIcst fidelity 10 The
constitution and The Country.
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STRlws.-A vote was taken on the
.aach running between Davenpor, and
iowa CITY. II stood 4 for Pierce, | for
Scott .-Reporter.
COED! The horses were fr Pierce npd
he driver for Scott
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Judge GRANT, We presume viii lie una
bic 10 meet lis fellow citizen. previous 10
'he election az. we regret 10 hear, he i
suifsring from q severe attack Of biIiou'fs
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: =
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Steamer
a ST a.
Nsw YosK, July 18th.

keW NoRK, July l9fh
Tie steamship Asia arrived this morning y
6 o'clock with three days later news.
Much rain has fallen Throughout EhS'a"''' o"'
the crops are not inbred -;
Wednesday both Houses met TO Mina up ous,
ness prior TO the proroga'ion on lnursoaa :" ia
p nj. The Qneen assembled the throne ~ 'he
House OF Lords and read her speech. j wa
III. u,nal length and contained nothing O ihsei :
ast 10 American readers. X gave general san !
faction 10 The hearers. Upon its conclusion lhe
Lord Chancellor .ued farlismen' M III
day the Goth.
IRON Australia there has. been several n'ri-
vals bringing in all 6,000,oo0 ounces OF gola,
and dates from Melbourne to 9Th OF March.
\ large number Of ships were detained io'
want OF seamen. Gold afnvino IN Meioo"'" ~
al the rate OF 2 tons per week
The number Of persons arriving a Port Phiiif
was TOGO ner week Building was fecominen'
cling a. Melbourne aud iaborefs obtained IRON
10 10 | S dollars per day.
FRANCE -Ih,teen individuals were arrest
ed on tho LIST at house, and were charged VIII
ua.nc an Internal machine for the dSstru. ton
Of the President The machine was eompo 20
OF Il barrels, capable OF containing each anon
% bullets, Some OF the men were actually al
work on the machine al the tine OF me arrest
The police arrested 10 other men.
i
OF the council Of Estate begias on the 10th Of Az
gust.
The leading journals contain Word OF com
ment on the messar re of the President closing TIL
session OF the Legs alive body.
TIL. Pgris Moniteur appeared on me Isl ~
slan, at the reduced price and under the immeci
ale control OF he government anthonlives, not
th,ani,ng i, contained leading article WIZ
o., signature in direct violation Of me Jaw.
Twenty-Five persons living in Paris have bel
arrested, charged with entering into conspr''
~ With othels in England to effect Nh 'nsuifee
lion IN France.
Latest accounts from Algeria represent, the in
suffec,ion 10 have been entirely quslied
Letters from Paris state 4 at the pension ha'
Come 10 full stop and that there does not no"
appear The slightest chance Of reconcilia'ioi
beixee Tie princes Of the house Of Bourton.
Accounts OF the food s.ill continue Of a rlelan
eholy character
RONE--Ihe Pore is threat. ned with dropsy
DENIM ARK Copenhagen lettrs state liza
member. OF the council we're charged to draw ;
constitution for tie whole monarchy.
Bosros, July 10.
GREAT Ftgr IN RosTas The largest FIRE tina
ms visited This CITY, for 60 years commenced a
3 2 NJ and ia now burning turious'y
Il twas caused by a fire cracker being thrown
INTO hay-stacs IN the rear Of The sesmpu''
House. in Purchase 81 which, with Seamahi
House, Bethel, &c, was soon consumed.
+ then crossed the street, and ali lha buiid
lEgs on both sides OF Purchase II, to the head .
Foster sileet wharf, nnd oil IN the rear 81 VA
school House from, Font Hill to Sea stree' are N
fames The buildings were chiefly ocenp.ed
by paaf families who lose thetr oil A. ieas
fii;s building. a.. . in aanes and The Ere sspfeai
NJ.
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GOING EAST.

THE undersigned would inform his I, lends ia,
= h. i. gong east to purchase LIND 'U.4h.
RIMS aud perfect arrangements IN Atlc lttt
aHi Haatnst0a 10 procure them al the low Is,
prices TO supply the increased demand during
his absence A. Dawson, tsq. VIII attend 10 ts
business and constant supply Of Warrants viii
Be kept on hand al his Land otlie- on sAbs S.
tear Second. l. + iARKER,
IHiYl5. La,fr aud Moy.ey .Jg,rL
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LAND OFFICE KIMOyED-

THE undersigned has removed biz .fIice from
i Main 10 BR.4Df Street, two doors below
Second, nrtii l'isnsw otlee near The Pos, OLE,
Corner OF Brady 81. is completed.
L +. PARKER,
t1ly Is Lind and MONEY! Aysrt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-22
FOR SALl;.

A FINE farm on the road TO Aliens Gfo' ~, =
- miles frcm Davenport. II coh'am,c .nce
acres OF first rate land about rs acres nndf' s",
and IN cultivation. The improvements ave %s
and consist OF comfortable and foh'.",, III
fame house of rooms, and large cel'a'' ~ ~,
81 good aa'er, cistern, frame stable, su''" V
chari, &c.
For i'r'her particulars enquire oil me sun sun
1ef an halt ~ les from Ghristie's "a" m,.,'
JNO RICH'D JACKa.n,
June l7'h 1852. a."