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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-12


C0.PARTNE2 sHiF
~ Frs q SNYoER, O
Works, have this day, asso
siness DIR CHARLES CAN
will herea:tsr, commune ibid
Stoves, Fronts, Crates, 4
and Ornamsntal C astinas,
firm Of BOWERS, SNYDj
They would respectful
10 -mer patronage. and "a
generally.
fe 8-9w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-12

hAf GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
~ The subscribers in order to close out az near
as possible their winter stock o. Dry Goods, will
now offer them at greatly reduced prices. Among
our assortment will be found many handsome and
desirable goods, such plain ssd figured all wool
MUusesines and Csshmeres. MCusin de Laiues
plain and figured cord and blk Silks, French and
Esglish Merinos, Alpaca, Flsnneis, Shawls, C!oaks
Hosiery, s C, al of which will De soldy,ow
HART & MOSES,
ia Y 90 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-12
Chronic Rheumatism cvS v
ii sfandf IweEiJ Years

Can. rdw.,a -. II LOUIS, Feb %, l845
than rwantn ..~sk-- Rrites:--l have for more
rheuma,;.,y ! =, 1900 "a beverley afflicted with
other re m ada NJ 1870. 4; en- chronic. tried al
tne hear S;cjfsss- Ss.<sT could bear. also had
cured ali MAJ ursyss which could oe pro
used two bottle III Nnxfi, ling. I procured and
pound and BIooi prr,ssry hores Rheumatic Com
aud well. and j. cured me sound
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-12
snleudid Lottery tor FEB. 26.


s70OQO, $4,000, 1900, 10 OF 5000.
Each and every ticket in this lottery will be
orjze; for all those tickets without drawn num-
her. are each entitled 10 $40 gross.
Grand Consolidated, Glass +, TO De drawn al bai'
,imore, Feb 20. IS numbers. IL drawn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-12

COkE.-I have rented the Coat Yard on the
~ Basin Bank, corner of l0rh street, and expec,
to keep 1t constantly supplied with COKE, which
VIII De sold at moderate prices, according to quail.
~. That now coming in, is good article of hard
Coke-sn economical fuel for close Stoves and
Ranges. lexpect to furnish, IN few weeks, sup-
ply of superior Soft Coke, suitable for ali the pur
poses OF domestic fuel. Apply 10 Mr. WIN. G..
BkAZEAL, at the Coal Yard
JOHN J. WERTH
"a Z3-lm Agent for James Dunlop.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
FRANCE,

rhc ,evsto The exclusion Of everything
Else, is The Emperor's marriage 70 Mn
unn,iao. which has taken Paris ny sur
prise aud was untavorabay received by 'he
mouse. Mile i, a Spanlard, ~ years =
age. blonde, and grand daughter 81 ms
British Consul at Maisga. llcr mother
was an Irish woman named Fitzpatrick and
her father, the Youngest son 81 Spanish
iamily. who fortunately, by the dca'h OF
his elder brother. succeeded 70 IT, 1aan'
Montira, Duke Of rcba and Pcuaamande
Her sister is Duchess OF Abba, aud MAIDEN.
oisele is herself Countess OF leba. Inc
proposed Tor her hand WIS formally made
by The Emperor on Sunday last, aad war
Of course acceded to. The next day thc
happy bridegroom communicated 10 MS
ministers lbat his determination was taken,
and thai it was marriage OF affection -
One report says The ministers except enc
resigned, bur thu, the Emperor refused 10
.ccept their designations.
|, i said I'm, the civil m'rriage las
already taken place, and iha, the religious
ceremonies will he held on the 2oih Inst
tJlnuar,) an which occasion Prince N.
paleon Jerome viii espanse the daughter
OF the Prince Waseran. gr1nd daughter q
Mlrshall Berlher. The Senate, leglsla.
tive body aud council are summoned Ia
DAY, (2ad) noon q receive comn'inlca
ien from the Emperor relative TO hls
marriage. Simultaneously with the mtt.
rimoniai schemes has taken place a dis
astrous fall on tho Bourse, but tho Govern
meat assert there is u thing in the state
af the country either financially, CONNER
cially, or politically, 10 cause distress
They attribute the fail solely, and proba-
bis truly. 10 the check Of speculation, and
say ihat when the reaction thus caused
shall have restored things 10 their proper
level, the funds will be in harmony with
what the Pays calls "the general prospect
ty."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

The Davenport Gazette tells stors Of a desti.
tate family somewhere in Cedar County, tn,
mother oil whom had died nom actual starvation
aud The children We're destitute of food and clotn
ias. We are inclined 10 harbor doubt Of it:
uusbinlaess. Al any rate. il reflects but lttl'
on the humane character OF the citizens OF tina
county .--.Nuscdtiae journal.
Oar aeighbor is assured Of the truthful
ness of the above statement. When dis
covered by MIR. FULroN there Wis not :
blanket, comfort nor sheet in tho house
which was very open, and their only food
was some indifferent potatoes. The mo,h-
er had died from restitution and at ont
tine for six weeks they had had no 70 d bul
some fish from The hroek and little game
killed by the children. The authorities Of
Cedar County, we presume. are aware OF
The utter desliiution Of this famil. and " i'll
take immediate measures fer their relief.
The father is one Of those halncina,ed in.
diylduals who put so much trust in God a.
10 rels upon His divine agency in securing
them every comfort.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
]. ID. Parton

Iowa CuMMlS ScHaoLs.-Of the "fiyc
trInd e thousand acre grant" Of lands u
Congress, Sept. Ssh, is4l, 49S, l0i s.
lcies have been selected by lie State
g,nis. The GUNNER Of org AIMED schooi
i.,ricls in the Stale are $50; number d
oe rsons bet " cen five aud twenty -oae lear.
II are. S5.0jg, number of di.iric, schools
,2jfi; number Of pupils in the schools
3D. U33 butnier q. tnf!e teachers. sos
lem le te chsrs, 525; number OF scllnt Il
ibrarles, 81; volumes therein, 1O3; ,ggregai,
tmpUnt . id e tchef~ far year ending De
Ifober 3l+i, 1852. S51 1913 n; number ol
ii-lrict school houses, SD, which cost, H.
The aggregate, Sg9,70s 70; ammn, raisen
81 tax during the year tar the purpose d
building schoai houses, Sis,S2l 90 o.
he scho lands there base been 2SG,lll
~ 100 ceres saia, lsr the sum of Sf55.
Jsj5 80. II which Sl77.733 ~ was sod ~
a.a. aus 3 l5J, Z25 50 % credit. Amun,
~ fla- Daid D. 5cit4ad Fond Commission
~, S 525 50; contingent expenses al
44e- Gyi2 80; amount az Interest o.
ca,,l F8ni, S29,90I -; amount Of SAM
gyeni med, $50, 600 H.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
A RAILROAD.


The Mascatine .Tosrnal contaias some
croSsgsodiags about R,ilroad hence 10
GeunciI Blatis, Through the barren aud
anpraae;ise Counties o! Iowa. powesheik,
Nc.H From perusai Of The article one
would naturally think The author knew
aomeihing but VIC don't believe il, es,
peciaAy @ifh regard " The subject upon
which lie writes.
Messfs. F4faam, Sheffield SC. have
mol Determined TO run their Railroad ty The
way OF Iowa City. Our contemporary la.
bors under mistake. They intend tc
run |, along The line designated By their
engineers, provided they think il is to their
in'eres, To do SO; snd should they leave
Muscatine some eight or ten miles south,
Judge Gran, would mel have so much in.
haence sith tie company as TO be entitled
TO all the ch grin that the good people OF
Muscaina would feel upon the occasion
The report, which was generally accrej-
tied at Masca;ine last week. that Judge
Grant, Farnam. Sheffield, &c. had bo0ght
up land two miles in extent above Dlven,
port and intended TO. cross at The he4d of
Rock Island and proceed direct 10 Iowa
CITY, is also the effect CT troubled imagin-
atoms, as 20 such catastrophe has yet &C.
Cured.
The only tangible circumstance conuect-
ed with the Rad of recea, Transportation IS,
iha, party al engineers have been sur.
veSing iae river on he ice for the purpose
OF ascerlaluns the precise spo, for the
erection of bridge
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
From tie Mo. Republican.
REGULATION Of SHlNPGaSTERs.

We iehrn th4t the paper oil The ttll4a luz
u tnh-, or concerns taking npnn tleW,tive.
The right 10 issue nutes for circulation. b Il,
b EN-, Or will he refused ay CIR Booker.
9Hdor the resolution adopted ust SATURDAY
G9 take effect on Monday noNt, the lith
instant. Some OF these concerns have a
good deal Of this trash atiaat 10 this section
Of The caanlry, and it is prudent 10 stop tbs
increase u il nor
Ga aud atter Monday ueNl, then, the pa.
pr II all the B3nks " shaving shops in
b., District Of Columbia = ercepi The b uk
81 The Metropolis, ,he uk "a " shnatpn
fnd the Patriotic Bunk, " shiagton G.,
and tbr F5rmcr,' aud Mech mes nit
ieofgetua u--sI'I le rejected
The l.,Iia~lug issue, ui!I ,istl,e rJectcd
Illinois RIVER b TX, Peru, ill-,
NJ Il Oshnrne', checks on the T. Il
l.-iand Bluk, ililnoi-.
Merchants aud Msehanic-' Blnk d
Chic ~, ls. not registered.
ak ot Commerce, Chicago, Ills, 10
clustered.
Chicago u ,nk Of J. II BIfch & Co.
4uied Liltle Fails. n Y
nk Of Chicago, Seth Paine & Co.
Memphis Savings Institution, Memphis
Tenn.
Exchange Bank, New Orleans, Iiorac,
Bean, Manager.
Bank q Commerce, New Orleans, ia
cob Il fker, Manager.
~.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

ASYLUM For THE BLiSD -Agreeably 10
al Act passed al the recent session Of the
Iowa Legislature, an Institution will be
opened Ut Iowa Gil. on the Is, proximo a.
an Asylum Cor the blind ofour State. Ac-
ccrdiBg 10 he recent census there are sew
enty Of these unfortunate beings now in
Iowa. The Reporter says ihst The gentle
man who is 10 take charge oil The above
Institution is now al the Capital aud ap
pears well qualified for bis position
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
Mass Meeting.

Pursuant TO notice given in the several news.
papers of the city, Mass Meeting of he eiti-
zens OF Davenport was held at the Court House
on Saturday evening the IL inst at O'Clock
10 take some measure towards procuring th,
proper apparatus for the estingushment OF fires
and TO form Fire aud Hook and Ladder C3mpa
MES.
On motion Of II. R. Claussen, AusriN CoEBIN
was called TO the Clair.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith, d. Barr was chosen
secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been stated
al length, il was moved thar Committee OF nnt
be appointed to memorialize the Clty C5unci
upon this subject at their next session, prsAine
lhai the proper engines, hose, hooks and ladder,
and other necessary apparatus be furnished al
the expense st The citg, and asking such fat'hel
rellti as The G 1nmittee upon due cousidtrstor
of the mailer may deem txfedieut and proper
Notion carried
On motion, the following gentlemen NC ,
unanimuusl. chosen said Committee.
Ebsnezer Cook, Anone lie Clare, Gro. l.
DaYenPort, y. Il. sIiiiar, fired sanIers, YIN
y. Htldreth, e. r. Claussen, c w. Asmusser
ana tn. Gnlich
On motion Of Mr.. Pauisen the formation OF
the Fire and Hook AMI Ladder Companies was
postponed until some action should be taken b,
the Council il relation ~ The matters IL hc aid
bo fore them by the Committee.
On molten, the Secretary was ordered 70 far
Sd copy of he proceedings Of tins meeting to
ach Of the ctl9 papers for publication.
No furfhsr business ben. before The meeting
,Hoton ~ adjourn was made AMI carried
AUSTIN COR IN, rrst.
h. R.RR. Scc'y
n 49, Z, II LII LOT
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
TRUSTEES SHE.

WHEREAS, one Peter Bushy madr ~ n,eh sh
" promissory note, dated Davenport Sargent
A. D. 1859, PAYABLE to the order OF Cook g. hate
for Thirty Three dollars, eight months ~ am day
tn rnoi; and whereas, said Bnshy on M a,i, cor
Of March, 1852, by his deed Of trnst OF 1low,ns
veyed to the undersigned as Tru sire NJ coun
Described tract of real estate situated IN ~, ousr,
ty, in the State of Iowa. 10 wit: The norm ,r IN 10
ter Of the konth east quarter oil sectioh ,nrpose
Township eighty 80, Range two 2eas Tor nv t,o,
OF seccriug the pay m.nt of said pronisso5 nots
aforesaid, and whereas also. said protn'sso'f
nov due, and remains wholly unpaid. NJ the
Now notice is hereby given in pursuant IL, will
power IN me vested by said Deed OF lrhs', ~ CouF
sell said real estate at public auction az w. eonpy
Ho uSe door, in the city Of Davenport, scou D.
Iowa, on SATURDAY the I2th day Of Ma n "hinhes
1859 al 10 O'Clock A. NJ of sand day, 20 u neces
bidder fot Cash, or much thereof as may uocdc
ssr, to satisfy said debt and costs, and WIN
de I'd 10 the pure haser in fee simple for the ses
AMBROSE G. FULTON, frssas
Feb Is, 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

THE TELEGRAPH LINE-Bv advertise
aelt IN some Of our exchanges w asee r
tin that the line OF Telegraph trom heo
kaa 10 Rock Island is up for sale 10 the
highest bidder. |, is found to be non pa,
ing and The company wish 10 get il otI' lhea
hands. Arrangements are being made for
the construction Of line along the Rock
Island Railroad from r. Island 10 Perm
Thus Ibis point will hase two Connection
with The East.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
7sa7a
Died

or Typhoid fever, on the 2lst nlt. al The -,
Of her father in Butler County, Ohio, Ms,
ELLIOT, late Of this place. Z.
While she was beloved FOE her amiah,s ~.
u agreeahle disposihon-,he affections NJ No.. 'V'
we're more especially turned towards I'm, aifhi
her delicate constitutions and the CONSCIENCE,
she endured Bat though they feel deeply the ,, as'
lyett have the assurance that she died inn,
nd is safe from all Affections In earl =, Lot
chose Mafs's portion which she permi,,ed nv sl
taken from her. She "aa mild in le-patisn, " y
lfering-ana peaceful in DEATH '" III ili
Her mind seemed prepared for the sol.m, o....
For when in September last she left ,Lis ~, ~ y
Ohio. she said, 81 shall never return ag.irno W.
being absent from home when attacked Win " aha
sickness she said to her father, .iaLe me bo ~ w
Her only des re vas "that ,he nigh, Ia, -, ~
smile ofpt aceiul anticipation Of hspnr YIN
p., t,,,,ax -. ,o,, W. B.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

DKarn N TX Governor lUCAs-Fhi.
venerable gentlemen departed lhi. life n
Iowa City on Monday mornng Of lss'
week, il the 73d year of bis &c. Tie
Republican, 10 abiding to his decease,
says
"The subject Of this notice haE for nearly bal
century pssi occupied ia &c space IN the pub
lie mind. He eryed his conn'ry with zeal an
ability in one 81 The most trying periods Of our
military history was elected Governor Of the
State OF Ohio, and was The first Governor 81 the
Territory Ct Iowa. He has left ns FIJI Of years
and full Of honor. lie has let vile also, and
several children 10 mourn his lozsp
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
A. MonsAy, Secy.
X. l.. snirH, Asst Secy.

RISE IN STovEwARE-Th Utica Oh
>erser SAYS.
"We notice by circular from one O.
the mos, extensive stove manufacturers ii
The State Of Albany. that it has been deci
lied 10 advance the price Of he variun,
kinds Of stoves twenty FIVE 10 thirty pc,
cent"
The ALBANY Journal remarks. that H.,
advance indicated by this CIRCULAR. w.
agreed upon By a convention Of Sloy,
Manufacturers from all parts Of the Sat,
and was agreed upon in consequence 81
The late rise Of nearly thirty per cent il
The price ni iron, and that the advance now
agreed upon. will afford no greater prof
than the prices The las, year.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

The Cars To OrrAwA-On Wednes
day of last week. the cars Commenced
running 10 Ottawa, which is about Is
miles from Peru. The Joliet Democrat
SAYS, "Mr Farnam has asionished the most
sanguine in pushing forward the work on
this road. He is the personifcaiion Of 60
ahead energy and indefatigable indus
try"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
Nj
Married

ny wy huhhis' on The 9th ms, Io,v
.HoRNBY 10 Miss SARAH ANN LEA y Nv Wy
al u this place. -,
BY the same, on The iO;h inst, in pIus ..
Township, this county, ROBERT Mrpn,,aS
d this place, to Mis- MARY ANN CHIT c~
oil said Township. '"
At Long Grove, Jan. 20, 1853, by Rev IT,.
SLApf, Of The lst Baptist Church, D,v.as
DAVID MeCoSH 10 IsBELL BROWNIE !,
Long Grove ="
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

MoRTALTTY on THE PLAINS Hon
Deloz Smith, who has arrived In Oregon
this year by The overland route. publishes :,
letter ID the PofAand Times, ia which b.,
asserts that ''lhere are perhaps, from 1905
% 4,C00 fresh graves between The hlissonr
riser aud he Dalles VI The Columbia; and
4 The mortality has teen equal on the Gil
ifdrnia route, III ID recent Of this Year,
immigration are Dead
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
II. a.gn, Sce'y
Dw.Ep II, Feb. IL, 1853
TE6r the Ga,eits.


d. WIT, Clinton CO., Iowa Feb 10, 1853
In accordance with previous notice NEE ing
If lie citizens OF De VIII and vicinity wss
held ON this evening, take into consideration
he most efectual mode t. reFent the illegal
traffic 10 ardent spirits in this place.
Meeting called TO order and Dr.. s. d Gol!er
elec'eI President, Mr.. A. X. Bissell, Vice Pfesi-
dent, DR. A. Morgan Secretary, aud Mr.. X. l.
Smith, Assistant S cretary.
The meeting was addressed by Messrs. A.
Belts, J. d. Bourne, A. r. Cotton and others 10
an able manner and well suited to the occasion,
alter which tie folIowing preamble and resolu-
ton were adopted -
Whereas this con muui'y having recently had
manifestations # The injurious and aiafming Elf
fects OF the liquor traffic we feel il our duty 10
take all legal steps ,opreve is traffic here, and
Tor this purpose it il,
Resohei, That this meeting cleo, committee
OF thee 10 wait upon all the Liquor Sellers in De
Witt and vicinity and respectfully request them
to desst from selling the same, aud in case said
sellers of liquor continue the Illegal traffic, that
said committee shall report the same 10 the
Prosecuting Attorney and request him 10 prose
cute said liquor sellers, and that said commit ee
shall he Nieilant Committee TO inform Against
said liquor sellers and 10 procure the names Of
witnesses material to the prosecutions agains,
said liquor sellers.
On motion DR.. A. Morgan, P. Prendargast a nd
George Nacomber were appointed committee.
When on motion the said meeting adjourned
sine dic.
S. D. COLDER, Pres.
A X. BiSSELL, Vice Pres.
A. MoRGAH, Secy.
X l. SnIru Asst Sacy
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

MURDER A murder was committed
near De Wit, Ia Clinton county. last week
upon the person Of an lrishman named O..
Neal, a citizen Of this county. Another
lrishman named Karney was arrested fr
the murder end is now lodged 10 the i-il
al this place. We are unacqaain,ed With
the particulars, but learn tha, both parties
were at The time drunk.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
Mn. SANDERS ~ learn from Mr. D4yi

Mr.. SANDER. learn from Mr. Dlvie
Of the firm Of Cotes d. Diaries, that tn
f1cts stated ia tie .'City Directory" 10 re
ta,on to their PIaning Mill nre incorrect
II living been led into the error by others
/ deem it due 10 them to state that the,
can manufacture from $4,000 10 10000 Fl
flooring per day instead Of 5000
J. ID. Parton.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

THE latest intelligence from the spiri,
world, as faithfully recauned by the med
ams,--lhst is since The spirit informed III,
wife that happiness could net be obtained
there unless the printers bill was paid--i-
t. the eiiec, that Napoleon and Wellington
have had terrible quarrel about the bat
tie Of Waterloo!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

Poor PRorERTY,-An exhbi, Of the ar,
airs of the Burnct House, Cincinnati, for
he last wear. show 'hnt the receipts from
At sources amounted 10 1926 1865, orG7OO
tr day, and The expenses 10 S226,2lO.
wing balance on hand If STAG
The RENTS S22,97i per wear Total cost
the house aud lot, S26s,54s Thr
house is owned by stockholders. A. B
Coleman is the Superintendent.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

FIRE The freight Depot, on The Gale
na Road aud Refresbment Saloon q, To.
junction, Dgi P &c Co., were burned to th
ground on Tuesday night, q last week.
I, Is thought that Ole fire took from spark
from a locomotive. All the freight wa,
saved,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
THE WEATHER.

We have hid something Of variety ii
oar ellmaie the last week. Ii has endeas.
ored 10 snpw two or three times, but has
not effected il To the satisfaction Of tie
boys with their sieds. The following is
our fabie.-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

Or friend at De Win is informed ihs,
we have jlsl - little to do as possible wish
either "king-ersll or Priesi.craii." as W
are under The influence Of neither sur
therefore FIR the present must decline the
publication Of The articles submitted
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

We notice in the 81. l. 'lis papers thu
JOIN II TIcE, formerly of theis place, j.
publishing periodical il that city. lfh>
subscribers treat bin as b1d!y as be did "a.
ran eli without pay ng his subscription
Jim will fare badly.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

Dixon AND FuLTeS RAILROAD. We
understand that the contract FIR tbs Road
TO WHICH We referred last week, has all
been taken and that il is 10 be Completed
within two years. Success to il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

HORSES DRowaEp.--A fine span Of hor-
ses belonging 10 Mr. Nat Sqoires Of this
place, were drowned near ihe mouth oi
Rock river las. Tuesday. They were al
iached 10 wood sled which. We under
stand, wss also lost, Mr.. Sqaires himself
With difficulty escaping.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

CLAYTON COUNTY HERALD, is the ill
If beautiful paper Of The Imperial sze
that comes 10 US this week from Garnayii
n. CLAYTON CO., Iowa.
ENiGRANTs GUIDE AND DIgHcroRY. /,
lie name q monthly paper issued a
Conneil Buff City, lowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

ST. ASTHoNy.-This town, situated Al
the Falls Of the same name, though Young
IN years. must be ambitious in many thing,
that older towns might well initiate. The
Express, published there. SAYS:
ave have Masons, Odd Fellows, Sons q
Temperance, Temperance council. Bras,
Band, three Singing Schools, Dis,ricl
Schools, Academy, Newspaper, seven OF
ght organized churches, aud ono minister
% every one hundred inhabitants. In
lact, we have larger proportion of minis
tors than any town 10 the Union.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
Trnatetr CArAsrn.rnr-On ln

TERRtgLE CATAsrR5rnE On las
l'bnrs6ay, German, (~bose name ",
ave not tearned,) empIo cd il the Po~
F,rtafs ii Mr John Dcrc, al Moline
While 10 The ael Of disongugng the ma
hiacrv, aas caught 10 the bad md caf
RED am"bg The wheels. Bafrn Ne coui
e rescued, his brains we're dashed oa
gain-t the iin.bers. both legs broker, N,
body terribly mangled.-R Island Adr
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
CALoRIC ENGINES.

We see il stated that Ericsson has re
ceiyed three hundred orders Tor his caloric
engines for steamboats,. mills, printing Of.
htes, &c. A FIRST class bolt IS now build
ing at Cincinnati, aud another at Detroit,
10 lie propelled By this motive power A
iifm in this city, we learn. have ordered
one Of these engines. Ii entirely success
lal they WILSON be ia general use through
out the country.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17

HfDRorH BfA We understand ihat q
young man was bitten by mad dog IL
Rock Island few days since. Rabid dog,
are said 10 be numerous upon that side Of
The ice.