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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
y. !. BAssETT. MI. D..

l. tie of Springf e ID
No. 12 PORTLAND STREET,
6to7PM. jnnl5 dsms
A. PRENTIsS,
Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and Stone-
HOuhe on Crescent street III orders left with g. w
RICE, at L. d. Goddard Co.'S, will meet with prompt
attention. Particular attention paid to drafting Mac6i
merry. dec307 ar
Segars of exquisite flavor are always to bs
tlund N qumtitiesto sui' at the Drug store Of
,ont l.. +. LAZELL,
i'"'' 2Ol Main St
Mrs. $. g 90 win,nn exper,encedona.u.c..
ful Midwife, holds herself IN readiness Ja, & NM,
TO attend TO the duties Of her profession Pnsdnnce
No. 6Austin street. ' aoi ~
oe, Old Havana Cigars,
oral the BEST brands constantly ON hand. md lor
sue wholesale and retail, by ID. SCOTT Dr..
JULIO du Apolheoary, 243 Main street
HENRY q. RICE,
nm ATTORNEY AND COursELLoR AT LAW,
VBiot,,-ohc do0r North nj The Quinsigamond Bank,
NV" WohcEsIEH. Mass d3m
IL u. Nichols, M. D., fIomgpArn,o puv
slolAs, Residence No. ~ Main Street. Office hours
IRON TO a. M, 2 to and TO SPIN,
mug % looS dly
Mrs. M. w. Gerald,s,
Theoretical aud practical Midwife, corner of Mv,,lo
aud 81 uthbrdge streets. decd J2n
J. L.. HOOD,
Az tho City Auction and Comniission. a,oy. Ma. I
rear street, Worcester. C0nsignments soicited and
huolloh DnslnesH O oil kinds PROMPTLY attended To-
Ja'o dnwtf
LILLIAN DTCISINsON.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
VIII ntlend TO this mud 10 other matters of business
~ Olice over the Central Bank. nov6dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

(Late Of Springfeld,)
No. IL PORTLAND STREET,
1r Office hours ill A. M. from - to 2, and from
to7P. M. innl5 d9ma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

THOSE IN want of n neat aud elegant Wedding Card,
equal to Copper Plate or Steel m Appearance and at
hall the price, Gun find II nj the Spy Office,
JanlO uuwl No. PIG Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

Printed In amy desirable style, und the shortest no.
ticc, at the Spy Office. ianlO dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26
nfnnnrnci,,rrr,aL


or every description, In large or small quantite
printed at the Spy Office, nj few hours notice. and VI
ON the most reasonable terms. ianlO dawtl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

seBhrs of exquisite flavor are always 10 h.
fund IN 1umtiiiesto sui' at the Drug store Of
,o,. l.. r. LAZEIL,
lo-utl 2nl Mnln Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-26

mrh' =. % % q w I'm, An experienced ana succes
u Midwife, holds herself ~ readiness. day md nIeht
70 attend TO the duties Of her profession Resdence
No. 6Austin street. aoi I,S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
ARRIVAL OF SENATORS, ETC.
One Week Later from Havana.

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIOR.
The steamship Black Warrior J. D. Bulloch commander,
arrived IL poIt last night from Mobile the 25th
ult, via Havana on the 29th.
Tbs following is a list Of her passengers =
w r Duncan, lady and serv,nt Mrs Huntington
and ftur children, Dawson and lady Parke, n;
c Bacon, s Holmes, Boudet and lady, vadrell, A
nouirQue2, l. nor)ingnsz, j Pinto, 4 Sergeant,
Equirye, J Evans, 7 Connolly.
There is of Importance from Cuba. Gen. Pc
zuela who is coming out with the title o. viceroy Of
Cuba, was hourly expected at Havana. II is said his
powers to govern the island Unlimited.
The brutal pepetrated BY actor belonging
the company ref rming at the TAcon Theatre upon hts
wife Sguora Matilda Dominguez also attached to the
mpany, and prima doaua Of the Spanish opera,
the of great excitement II appears that he
inflicted upon his victim thirty.twe wounds with a
poignard causing almost instant death He then stabbed
hm elf eleven tIues, but not fatally In his wounded
state he was taken to prison and placed under strong
guard Sentence Of death has already been
upon m, and he Is sufficiently recovered he
would be garroted The assigned for the murder
raid to have been ealouey aad the refusal Of his wife to
fuIpi.h him with money.
Judge A. NJ. Clayton, U. Consul at Havara, arrived
there the 2sth ut in the Black Warrior from Mobile,
and would Immediately the duties Of the consulate
The Black Warrior ssce leaving Mobile has experienced
slant OF strong head wuds and heavy
weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
MQrkGaa.

New ORLEANS, Dec. g. 1853.
The sales of cotton to day only 500 bales Deal
ers are all anzouty awaiting the Europas advcss Flour
is advancing 3000 bbls Ohio sold at s8 SO So 62T
CHARLESTON Dec. 8, 1858.
he sales of cotton TO day were only 500 baes-prcss
ranging from 70. lOc.
CINCINNATI DEC. 3, 1883
Flour a frn,, at So 25 Hogs hrmer eco sold to-
Day, at 81 rs "a 80. The supplies light The hes
West packers ase holding oil, anticipating lower
Moss pork for January delivery sold at Sll co. Lard Is
drA at SIC. ies prime barrellea.
PROVIDENCE Dec 3. 1853
Cotton has been in steady deraa,d with fair amouo
OF ses There Il no variation in the wool market The
sales of The week reached 400 bs For printing cloths
there has been considerable animation within the las
three days and prices have siae ened litts Tn sale
amounted to 5sy 500 pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

Rtor AT BALLsToN SPA.-There was a riot at
Ballston Spa on the 9th ut, between lot of Irish
men, who had coogregated at the American Hotel.
in the village Several were quite severely injured
before the riot was queled. Six were Immediately
secured and lodged in Jail, Eve Of whom procured
bail tie next morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
Interesting from Boston.
ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERs IN MAINE--COLD
WEATHER.

BosTos, Dec 4, 1885,
Officer Silas Warren Of Boston in connection with the
authorities OF Mans arrested within the past fortnight
Angus Mckenzie At Bath and Lorenzo Howe at Damars
Gotta, for passing counterfeit moneyfndpg about $4oo
In ceunterfet bills upon them. They also arrested at
Liberty, Mr. Jabez Upham, Postmaster and Maine law
agent, formerly Deputy Sheriff of Waldo county-the
principal distributor of counterfeit money in Maine
No bad money was found him, but the evidence
elusive as to his having sold the money found on them to
Mckenzie and Howe. Upham has been bound over iu
sSoo and the others held trial in their rsspsc
tive counties in ST. each Great credit Is due to tn.
officers concerned in the arrests particularly Mr. Warren
and City Marshal Walker of Bath.
This has been the coolest day this season in Boston
Wind w. N, w,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
From Charleston.

DISASTER TO A BELGIAN vEssEL-sEAMAN DROWNED
CHARLESTON, Dsc. A. 1853
Ihe Belgian gaiot Daniel, twenty days from st.
aso % Cuba bound to Antwerp put in here yesterday
Tor repairs having struck Florida Reef on the 9th Of
November, losing her rudder and causing her 10 leak
baoly; threw over two hundred bags of coffee.
Edward Smith . seaman, fell from the fore GROSS tree
OF the eamshp Union last Thursday and vas drowned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
From the South

LATER FROM TExAs-POsT OFFICE ROBBERY.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 4, 1853.
The New Orleans papers of Monday received. They
contain Galveston dates to the 25th ult but the
quite unmportant The health of Indanoa and avacca
entirely restored.
Wm Tinnsy has been convicted in tie T. S. Circuit
court of North Carolina Of smbezziDg letters from the
Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
Large Fire at NIidtiIetown, Conn,

MIDDIETowS, Dec. A. 1853.
ouriactory buildings adjoining each other owned and
occupied by W. h B. Douglass, for the manufacture Of
pump chains were destroyed by Ere at ons O'Clock to dav
Probable los to Sl2 oO0 Insured for $500 AZ
follows -Connecticut Company, of Hartford, 80 l5o At
antic, Of Providence 81 3oo Hartford Company s25o
Tho fire was unquestonaby the work Of an ncsndisry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
.HoUSE OF REPRksEs sTArIvEs.

The House will consist of two hundred and thirty four
members and five territorial delegates territory
having been formed at the last session. viz Washington
fThe dele sgates, however, have no vote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
NEWS BY TELE APR.


NOn.Arrlval OF the Europa.
The HIGHLANDS, Sundsy-l0P.M "
No aigns Jet of the Europa, in her sixteenth dy
out.
HALIFAX, Sunday-11 P. N.
We have intelligence of the steamship Europa at
this port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

Democratic majority wings. igs................~,ss
:. over all. ......................Sl
The Territory of Washington not yet elected her
repreont tive. Nebraska aAothe territory having
panzed her elected nadley b. Johr son
dele to CO. viii her application recog
tion during the present session.
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TIE LATEST FROM WASHING TOM


SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
THE ctUCUs-TnE wAYIT WAS MANAGED PISS ATS
FAC-ION-NEw CANDIDATES FOR CLERK, ETC.
WAsmNGroN, Dec. 4-5P.M.
Although sent you lost night very full account of
the proceedings the caucus theroare two three
citiona points Of interest arranged quietly be-
forshAnd to get the rulsaf the Ho adopted to
get ri of any resolutions under tho rules as rssou-
tons giving rive to debate lie day. The plan
was successfully carried out.
Er Gilbert Dean from the Twelfth district Of low York
NOMINATED Mr.. Forney.
M Houston, of ssa1oa, avowod himsel, the author
Of ths anonymous call FOR the tho re
Tho author Of the ano0y aocs of did
moi snake his appear.aeo. e.-s
Whsn the motion to go into . nomination cs Clerk was
made, Dir Wihon Virginia gCs ap and said ne thought
gentlemen who haG participated thu nomination Of
Speaker mi sht bonofably tAdsaw decline nomna-
ting in caucus tho Clerk ether petty officers or ac-
ca2ting caucus aSminaton Al binding Thersupon he
BIZ. CasAie, ard oher gentsraon withdrew.
Mr. Letcher csVirsinia woald not attend the ,ucus
because he said Ae arcal If he did aad Mr. Forney
was nominated 1t might b. supposed he would be boua.
to vote for him, and gentleman he could not do So
There Is gzeat deal Of talk to day about members ns
oil from Boyd and Former and disreg SSng the caucus
nom il alton.
Hon R. + Meade, Of Va 1t is said will be no n:nated
to morrow sor Cerk and will get all the whg votes as
well as very large number Of democratic including the
South Carolina and Mississippi delegations Mr.. Barclay
for may years clerk in the clerks Office is alo spoken
Of Ey own opinion is, all tA:s talk will amount to
nothing, and that the Nominations wiz be elected
with scarcely show of opposition. ASMODEUS
COL. FcRNEY RECALLING HIS FRIENDS s-CcssIp-NEw
METHOD OF PROCURING 4 CALCULATION FOR NEwS-
PAPERS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-10 ?. NJ
Agrsnd blow ous is given to night by Mr. Forney to his
fris nds, at Browns hotel Mr. Edwin Forrest Emanuel
B. Hart, Croswell &c &c., are at it.
There is unusual amount Of gossip tcnight at the
hotele, but 1t amounts to nothing.
The yropretors Of tie New York Times and the Ersig
Po to be hard mp to increase their circulation.
They have rent copies of their every member OF
Congress- begging them to subscribe The expedient don't
succeed atolitionsm is at discount in Congress- @
ARRIVAL OF SENATORS, ETC.
REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGEST.
WASHINGTON, Dec 4, 1853
Senators Cass Wright, Pratt, Hunter Mason, Badger
and Dawson have arrived making, with the previous
rivals, fully quorum of the Senate.
The excitement has greatly subsided since the result of
the became known and tho i'm preston to night
is tha. the nominations will bs elected without
serious opposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
Pugiaist Arrested In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4, 1853.
Don nic Bradley, the victor in the late prize fight was
arrested here this afternoon by the marshals police
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

We omit the names Of the SIXTY seven aosent mcnr-
bc7s till after the vote for clerk Is publicly teken
in the House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05
skNAroRs HoLpINa OVER ANp ELEcr.

ErpirS. Expires.
Benz. Fitzpatrick. ...1S55 Lewis Cass ..,. 1857
Clement O. Clay, Jr...lS59 Charles 6. Stuart -. 1859
ARKANSAS. MISSISSIPPI.
Robert W. Johnson*.. 1856 Stephen Adams (U) 1887
~ ~ ceoastiAn... 1909 vacancy 1859
coNNEcucur. MISSOURI
Truman Smith 1855 David H. Atchison 1855
Isaac Ioucey... 1857 Henry s. Geyer 1857
CALIFORNIA. HAMPSHIRE
William Nj. Gwin. 1855 Moses lrr- Jr. 1855
John Weer.... 1857 Jared VI liaa ST.. 1859
DELAWARE NKw YORK.
James A Bayard...... 1857 " Il Seeard (Fs.). 1855
John A. Clayton 1859 Hamilton Fish.. 1867
FLORIDA. JERSEY
Jackson 1856 John R. Thompson . 1857
Stephen 4. Mallory 80 1857 VIM Wright 1859
CAROLINA.
Wn g Da,DS0n 1866 Geo. e. fSuayer. 1855
6Oert Toonls (UJ 1859 Vacancy 1869
John Petit 1855 salmon Chase F.s) 1855
James sheifs. 1856 James caopsy 1855
stephen A. Douglas. 1850 Richard Brodhead.. 1857
IOWA. RHODE BLAND.
augustus G. Dodge. 1875 Charles James. 1857
Geo. w. Jones. 1859 Philip Allen ........ 1859
KENTUCKY. CAROLINA.
ArchIaM Dt1oas 1885 A. r. Butler g. r.. 1856
John B. Thompson: Josiah Evan 1859
John siden ....... 1855 James o Jons 1857
~ r. Benjamin. 1859 John Bel. 1859
Hannibal Hamlin. 1857 Thomas j. Rusk 1857
Vacancy ..ls59 sam Houston. 1859
hAssACHusETTs VERMONT.
Charles S4mnsr F s).ls5a Vacancy ...........1ssS
MARYLAND. VIRGINIA.
James A. Pearx 1855 james NJ; Mason gsR 1857
vnomo G. Pratt -. 1857 r. NJ. I. HUNTER Is. R)1s5s
isaac P. Walker 1880
Sdonry uods lsof.
By Governors appointment,
REHABILITATION.
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Oy UCVtrHVr aFpUINVLutHC
REHABILITATION


tAc~ucies.,.
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THIRTY.TIIIRD CUNGRESS COMPLETE.
TERN coMsiENcEs FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1853, AND
TERMINATES MARCH 4, 1855.
FIRST SESSION OPENS TO DAY, DEC. s, 1853.

FL SENATE,
The Senate consists OF Senators from each State
There thirty States, represented by sixtywo
Senators.
N SENATORS HOLDING OVER AND ELECT.
Whigs IN Itac; democrats in Roman Those marked
IL. Free Soers, Abolaons; U, those elected as
ESion men; s. r. those elscted as Southern or STATE RioMs
gnen
Fs1resident. David r. Atchson.
s3ocre afy Asbury Dickins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

New YORK TypoGRApaIcM UNIoS.-At the meeting Of
the above society Saturday evening last the following
gent'ersen elected the officers for the ensuing
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24
I CON N DHb -
March 81, 1888.

SrAsE OF Iowa, I
County OF Scott ,<,,,.
r., me- ,,nt,oyn o,ner or ornsr> Of Lot No. Ififce
% n Block No. 1hirty-eight (38) N C'y q
Da export d., =
CIR:-You are hereby notified that mere Is
- now on file in the Office OF the Clerk OF me
nis,r;ct Court in said County petition OF Ln-
clan B. Collamer, claiming Of you twenty ,hte
dollars a. money due him, and also the title to
Lo, No. Tnree 10 in Block No. Thl'y-e'sh' \, ~
the Guy OF Davenport IN sa'a ,onn.y ana , 49,
tax sale thereof Tor the delinquent taxes theieon
for the year A. ID. 1851, on the 3isl day OF May
IA. D. 1852, for the sum OF eighty 1870 cents, and
that unless You appear and answer thereto, on OF
before The first day OF the next term Thereon, on
The 10Th day of May A. D. 1858, Judgment w be
rendered !ainst you thereon, and all your CLAIM
and title TO said lot iorerer barred and torec'osed
JAMES THORINGroN, Clerk of said Court
| Cook x BRO, Auys.
| March IL 1853 20 4"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24
STATE OF IOWA, I
Gnuntx ,f Scutt.

In District Court for said County:
TO THOMAS CAMPBELL MCDOWELL:
SIR:--Yon are hereby notified that there is now OF
- file in the office OF the Clerk OF the District Court
in said county petition Of John p. Mcdowell claim
ing of you the title to the following tract OF land, sit
uated in Scot, county, in the State OF Iowa, to witt
The tn east quarter of the south west quarter O
section eight 2s, p township seventy eight IS
north Orange No.two east OF the 9Th =. nj. For tina
said petitioner sed said and the 3ls, day
May, 1882 the sale thereofn said county Tor the de
lnqnen thereon for the year 1851; and that IN
less appear and answer eto, on or before the
first day OF the next term thereof on the 10th day
May 1853 judgment viii be rendered against yot
thereon and all your interest and title TO said land for
ever forecoSed. JOHN r. MCDOWELL, Pith.
COOK Il BRO, Attys. March II, lS53-Ss4 w
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Fresh Stock of Fall Goods,
A First rate Farm for sale.

n. 3. Cutting done to order.
Davenport, March 18th, 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24
COUNTY OF Clinton,
In District Court for said County:

TIATE o. I1WA,
COUNTY oi Clinton,
In District Court for said County:
To BERNARD READY:
=. lR:-ioa are hereby notified that there is or
file IN the Office of the Clerk OF the District Cour
IN said county petition of Egent Cook. claiming
OF the title TO the following tract of land situated
in Clinton county, in the Safe of Iowa. Wit The
south east quarter OF the north qua ter and south
hair oil the north east qulrter and north west quarter
OF the south east quarter and south East quarter
the north west quartea, and south half OF the south
east quarter, and north east quarter of south eas
quarter OF section No twenty three %, in township
the Jh T. NJ foE that said petitioner purchas ed
and on the 2ath day OF May, A. ID. ls52 at the sal,
thereof in said county for the nqnent taxes there
on for the year A. d. ls5 and that unless you appeal
and answer thereto, on or before the LIST day OF the
next term thereof on the 9Th day OF May next. judg
ment VIII be rendered against You thereon, and al
your interest and title in and to said land forever
ioreclosed. EBENEZER COOK, Plaintiff.
Cook \ Bro, Atys March 10, ls53--2T iw
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17|NTH- NJ TUNA,
County ut Canton, I
In District Court for sal County:
TO FISHER CLARK:
ssIR:--Nou are hereby notified that there is now
p file IN the Office OF the Clerk OF the District Cour
in said county, petition OF EheEezer Cook, claim
ing ot YOU thirty dollars money now due him,
also th- title the following real estate situated il
the town of Camdnche, in said county and State, Il
wit: Lot 4. III block 6, in range one l, and Lot IL
block Il Lot in block 6, in range =; Lot II in block
.; Lots and IN block 3; Lot in block 10, in
p Lot in block 8, ia range two g for that said pet
tioner purchase said lots the sale thereoi
the Goth day of May, A. D. 1852, for the delnquen
taxes thereon for the year A. d. 1851, for the sum
Two Dollars and seventy mine CENTS the then amount
OF tax due said lots tor A. D. 1851, which said lots
remain wholly unredceRed, and that unless you ap
pear and ans wer thereto Or before the LIST day
the neAi thereof, on the I'd of May; 1888, judgmen
will be rendered against you thereon, and ali your in
ami title said lands forever barred and lore
closed. EBENEZER COOK. Plaintiff.
Cook s Bro, Auys March Il, 1888 4w
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Ia District Court for said Cosaty:
TO GEORGE w. THOMSON:
C,lt,:-You are hereby notified that there ls
- now on file in the office OF the Clerk OF the
District Court in SAID county, peilll' n IT fbs
nezer Cook, claiming OF YOU III Il ie 70 The ial'
lowing lract OF land, situated III sad eaun' aae
; ate to wit: The south easl quarter o. section
twenty in township eighty. hree, R3 n"rth OF
range No. SIX, east OF the Oh pfncs theratat
for that sad petitioner purchased ssi9 ana -
the sale thereof, on The 20 il day ii Ma, p,
1859, for the delinquent taxes du" thereon ~
the year A. D, 1851, TO wit: tor tha sum OF 49,
SO CTS; and that unless YOU a'peai AMI answer
thereto on or before the FIRST dat q the mex 'ef
thereof, on the Cd day of hag mex, Jsd IN a.
viii be rendered against Yeu thereon, ana a
your title aud interest in sa d land forever lore
closed EeENEzER COOK, Plaintiff
Cook & RRo. Atty's.
March 81, 1883. 20 :"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24
MARBLE W0RKS.

TIE andets. sncd oalI respectfully announce
i 20 the citizens Of Davenport and vicinity and
I. all those wishing 10 purchase Monuments 10
IN. memor. Of Their deceased friends-that they
en- be sup, lied by ealing al his shop on
Nun st. setween First and Second, wher he
will be pleased 10 furnish Cut Stone, OF every
ass ription. as low as il can be bought for IN the
Western Country.
Iaiian and .3n,eriean .H1fbte for .Nonament',
II .ad and Foot S.o.es. Also, superior article
Of Free Stone, &C., very Cheap
W. W. KENNEDY.
Davenp trt, Marc IT.. 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24

NIE offer for sale on accommodating terms
w Two Thousand acres of Prairie Lands in
Lots OF Forty, Eighty one hundred and sixty
acres, lying in dfieren, parts Of Scott county,
| selected b. ourselves with great care.
COOK a. SARGENT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24

County OF Scott,
In District Con- for said c unity:
TO JOHN w. DUNLOP:
Slk:--Iou are hereby notified that there il
Cnow on file in the office of the Clerk of tn,
District Court in said County. petition of Iohr
P Nc Dowell, claiming Of you the title to tho
following tract of land situated in Scott Count,
in the Safe Of Iowa 70 wit: the north cast quar-.
ter OF The north west quarter of secteon thirty.
three l3S IN township seventy-eight [78l NORTH
Of range No. two east Of the oh principal NERD
ian For that said petitioner purchased saic
land on the 3lst dag 81 Nay A. u 1859, at lii,
sac thereof in sad County tor tie detinqucn
axes thereon tor the YearA 1851, and III at I'M
less you appear and answer thereto, on or befar.
the first day OF the neXt Term thereof, on the 10th
day Of May next, judgment viii he rendered
against you thereon and all y6ur interest a nd
titie 10 said land forever forced SD
JOHN p. MCDOWELL, Plaintiff.
Cook Bro, Attys
Mlrcn l1th 1888. % ;w
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-24
New York Premium Corn-Shellers

ALONZO NOuRSE, OF MOLINE, Ills,
| $ now manufacturing. fire HUNDRED Of these in
L valuable Machines, all Of which hare to be sold
m two months. He will soon hare out from six
10 e ght teams.
These Corn Shelters are all made BY machinery.
are all alk', good, substantial and made for USE.
@ e OF them VIII shell from 100 TO $50 bushels
per day. The Corn is not put in one ear at |,
i'm, bat is thrown in promiscuousl,.
Every farmer needs one OF these machines
they Will be furnished low and BY the aid OF them
ne will save cents on each bushel OF corn. be-
sides the transportation of the cobs to marker
aud at the same time he will have the satisfaction
OF knowing exactly what he sells
This is the first enterprise OF the kind started
west OF Cincinnati. Bay quickly as soon as in
troduced, as they will go oil, like hot cakes.
Ort Ii 1850 -G.tf