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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

A scamp has been arrested at Joliet tor
picking the pockets of the landlord OF the
Exchange hotel and stealing his SILVER
spoons. He also robbed the editor OF ,h'
True Democrat OF his Sunday coat! VI
the wretch Hanging will be no puns,',
ment. The code don't provide an adequa',,
one. But what business has an editor WIZ
Il new coat,-Stdtc Register.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

A London correspondent of the New
York Times, under date of the 22d of July
says:
"A distinguished member of leading
house showed me yesterday list of Ameri-
can railroad bonds, to the amount of nearly
thirty millions Of dollars, seeking purchasers
here. They must inevitably fail, for
there is really very little idle capital in Eng
land"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

THREATENED SECESSION OF THE South
ERS New School PRESBYTERIAN CHrRcH.
An article recently published in the
Tenth Legion OF Virginia, says, that in con-
sequence OF the agitation ON the subject al
slavery, in the las. General Assembly ofthe
New School Presbyterian Church. which
met at Buffalo, number OF the rninistp~s
that persuasion, in the Synod of Virginia
have signed the following resolutions. ana
proposed them to the other Southern SYN
DDS for ndoption:
Resoired 1. That the Pre- sbyteries IN the S,y.ioLl.
ing States decline making ANY response To the
inquiries proposed BY the late Gauerul ASSEMBLY
= mat said sbstrries be fulls represented In The
next Assembly.
3. That said Prcsbytercs instruct their DELEGATES
10 Tie next Assembly, in the event nf the subject of
slavery being introduced propose resolutions ey-
pressing Ia The strongest terms, the opinion of the
mbls mat all further agitation the subject ia hat
oou. y most uhwse and improper. and should not l
neI'h'n. ana should The Assembly refuse to sane
non such resolutions. that the DELEGATES from sad
htteries be instructed immediately, 10 withdraw
ana nhtc with those .om other portion. OF the church
'PPoseh 10 u- Farther agitation this -uljuct in the
HsHeinis either IN new organization, such other
e'shres as IN Their Judgment viii be eSpcdent
The same paper says that some Of the
Southern members OF this church are in ia
vor OF immediate secession, and that. posi-
bly,, some will take that course, but that the
plan indicated in the above resolutions
seems generally preferred
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

The GREATEST MEDICINE "OuT."-The
following certificate may sound little mar
vellous, but we assure the reader it is quite
a. verac3us as one-half Of those they find
attached to the patent medicines Of the day
1t is in favor of Kunklehausen's death pills
WoLf's DEs, Rocky Mountains,l
Aug. 26, 1851.
j, John Lubberlie, was supposed to be- in
the last stage OF consumption in the year
lsiS, suffering the same time under severe
attack OF the rheumatism, liver complaint,
gravel, dropsy, and the cholera morbus.-
simultaneously, also, took yellow fever
and small pox. The latter assumed the
chronic form OF scroiuia, completely destroy
ed my lungs, liver, spinal marrow, nervous
system, and the entire contents of my cram
ium. got so low that | did not know my
brother-in-law when he came TO borrow
some money. For three months | swallow
ed nothing but twenty packages Of Kunkle-
huusens's pills, which effected an immedi-
ate cure in two weeks. ] have since be-
come SO corpuient that am obliged 10 car
ry my protuberant stomach in wheel-bar-
row. Sworn and subscribed TO, &c.
=. $. My uncle, Bacchus Pettinger, was
so long afflicted with the govt, Contracted
by living TOO long on bears meat and ALI
gators eggs,) that life was burden to him
He took only four boxes Of said pills, and life
was burden 10 him no longer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22
PHILADELPHIA, Sc pt. 10

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.
The New York train due here last NIGHT
was thrown off the track at Beverly. The
Breakman was instantly killed, and the En-
glneer somewhat bruised, no passengers
injured The accident was caused by a
rail being placed near one Of the sleepers,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22
TIE GAZETTE.
CITY GE DAVENPORT.

AiFRED SANDERS, Emres,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22
New YORK, Sept. 10.

The steamer Franklin arrived at New
York yesterday. with dates from Liverpool to
the lst d September. She brings 100 pas
sengers, among whom are George w Ken
dali Of the n. o. Picayune, Mr.. Lentz the
painter and Mr. ,;reenough the sculptor.
At Manchester prices had slightly aeciin-
ed The breadstutf market bad been rs ex-
cited as ever, but on Tuesday high prices
began to check operations.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22
Vermont Election.

- ~ III to
la SO towns, embracing the most popu.
lous ones. the vote for Governor stands for
Fairbanks, Wing, l0,l73; Robinson, Demo-
crat. S,42l; Brainard, Freesoil, 3,4sO. The
remaining towns will not materially vary
this ratio. The Anti-Maine Law WhiGs
appear to have voted for Robinson in lar@e
numbers.
The Legislature, on which depends the
choice of Governor, is very close. In %
towns there are 40 Wings, 81 Democrats
and 10 Free Sellers elected.
In II towns there is no choice. The re-
naming towns will be very nearly balanced.
with few chances for Wing majority.
but the run Is 50 close that the result may
not be settled beyond dispute, until the !. 90.
islature comes together
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

During an alarm Of fir, last night, the
Franklin Hose Company while passing the
liibernihn Hose conpany's house, were fired
upon by persons inside None Of the Frank
Inns members were hurt, but one Of the Hi
bernian's who resided opposite and was
looking out Of the window at the time, was
shot. Fourteen persons were arrested in
the Hibernian's house, on whom were found
revolycrs and other firearms.
James Over, formerly bridge tender on
the Camden and Amboy railroud was arrest
ed yesterday on suspicion of having placed
obstacles on the track on Tuesday night, by
which the train was thrown from the track
The company offered $40 900 dollars reward
for the discovery Of the inscrcaut
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

BALTIMORE, Sept. II.
The freshet on the Peedce River, South
Carolina, was very disastrous up to the 18th
The river is within an inch of the great
frcshet of 1852 and is still rising.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

At dinner g wen on Saturday evening to
Hon. H. b stanton, Attorney General
Gushing made speech in which he declared
that the Uuited States should never have
made peace with Mexico, without insistipo
on annexation Of the State of Sonora, and
chihuahua as well as New Mexico.
Mr.. Nicholson, Of the Union. denounced
Austria in the kosr a affair, and Gen. Pill
low, was decidedly in favor of the annexation
ofCuba. None of the Cabinet were present
except Mr. Gushing.
The letter Of John A. Dix to Mr.. Garyin
is published in the Augusta Constitutional
He comes square up to the Baltimore plat
form, fugitive slave law and all.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-22

LOUISVILLE, Sept. Il.
The steamer United States Mail came in
collision with the Ben Coursn here this
morning. The Mail sunk Immediately
She had no freight, and will be raised by
Tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
KEY WEST.

The correspondent OF The Charleston Eoestag News at
Kew West furnishes the following items OF Intelligence
from that place, under date Of Nov 9;
Cant Blake L. :. n, arrived in this city on the 3D.
from Charleston He ordered by the Secretary Of the
NAVY TO select proper site for coal depot for the use OF
the Steamships Of the nsvyhavng reference in It's loce
ton TO its fitness for navy yard should congress sec OF
TO Guild one Key West. The sum appropr ied by Con
oress the construction OF naval coal depot az Key
West was $4,000. This amount WILL no doubt 10 SUI
fcient to purchase the land, build wharf and store
house. ..,.,
Charles Tiff ESQ., Of this city, has been appointed naval
s,orekeeuer for Key West, vice Dr. d. Wblteburst re
Lent Dickinson L. s. A. arrived in this city per James
T. Dsy from Fort Barrancas, with the survivors OF Dom
many ID lst Artillery IL in number. his company has
teen reduced TO this number from full ranks, by the raw
ages of yellow fever. Every man bat one has been al,
scbooper and sailed the 27th for Fort Calhoun Indian
River. - II, AL, - ~,
Major Woodbridge, IT, S. A., arrived on the Ith OF No
veuber with company +. u. s. Artillery for Indian River
Tie command s ordered to Pensacola where they VIII De
quartered for the winter. 81,
The company OF L. s. troops now at this garrison wln
not be removed until spring The officers ia command are
Capt yogdes Lieut.. Bezshoover and Lieut. slaughter
lie works at Fort Taylor, commanding the harDor OIL
Kew West are being rapidly pushed forward. Ihe mo
has risen twelve feet above high water mark and
- 20 lar complete as to be out of reach of the waves
Cant NJ Scarritt Engineer Corps, has charge OF TINS
fertilization. . - H.
The deenses in process OF erection at darden hey
.une. have been named Fort jefferson An appropfla-
o Of 500 OOO will make decided adyancement In the
yorks M that important point But many like sums wiz
he necessary to be made by rulers before the rs' gun
i mounted aud the works made available Tor defense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
TEXAS.

grNrnT he Nrwrftr
The late difficulty between Parsoss AMI 1rihssa NO
zee has not been definitely settled Some SKI "''''s
expected. r,. - TIA. ty,.d-,.o.
FLAG Of he UaioH in bis s.e issue has me io9"'"6 ~"
logy Tor the scarcity OF editorial matter;
We hone the patrons Of TIE Flag vii excuse the ls~s
of editorial and other matter in this weeks issue mnep
inform them Of the arrival ofa Messenger say@s Sso
cries for audience must hearkento ne NSeu' July
hiteen pounds and three quarter. 49,. 90
There was a severe frost at Henderson on tho " o.
the eth The Flag denies the existence OF yellow ievef
in Henderson the past summer 80.
There was heavy fall of rain at Jefferson on The 2st
The Tr4n, Adrocaie, in quite lengtay article, eiief
enumerating the various improvements that have been
projected snd completed within the past year in the town
OF Palestine. and the County Of Anderson, says:
son County this fall and winter, aud cheeuly extend -
all who may the right hand Of fellowship, and cor
DAILY welcome them to share our joys and reap the rch
rcward which may be easily gathered into the gin
our highly productive sod
The ladies Of Marshall gave concert last week for the
benefit Of the Shreveport La sufferers by the cpiemc,
which realized slg6 so.
The following items We cut from Ise Rcp 4bscas OF the
10Th u published M Msrshsn;
On SATURDAY light last it que cold but as it
clou w. there frost. On Sunday morning there
MS a stiT north wind blowing On Monday morning We
had frost in abundance The weather then moderated
and on Wednesday there was heavy rain. "Wednesday
uiolt the weather again turned cold Throughout the
week II has been cold and cloudy, with rain
Nhrshs al holds superior educational fac htes 10 ~
most anv place in the southern country All OF our schools
are doing thriving business ... -,
From The FREQUENT rains of late, we anticipate early
navigation Tie Jg-son Herah says the Lake ~ rising
The District Court at Tyler, Smith County comm need
ira session on Monday last Hon w. w. MORRIS presiding
Business for the last month has been quite oIsk IN Je
ferson large amount Of cotton IL snd 10 DC lying up IN
tle warehouses ready for shipment.
The members elected TO the Legislature from tas Voon
~ have all gone to Austin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION

We learn from The San An,Oaio Ledger tnat General
CamrLeI the United States Commissioner, returned ~
that CITY on the I'd inst from his late afduous tour u the
westward in excellent health.
On leaving San Antonio the General pushed FOR Ring
gold barracks From thence be proceeded to Brownsville
Ieouring he struck Rednans Rancho, aud rom the
later Mace back again to Sen Antonio. We gather from
a brief rsaon with Mr. l. Campbell who accomps
MED bis father Secretary that Leat Nchiin has a.
ready completed his allotted potion u survey comneny
oe 20 miles above the mouth Of the Pecos and extend
ire down the Rio Grande 10 the mouth OF the Pecos M
Shot who was ordered to survey laredoto hnggo par
rack has achieved about half the distance MI h:o
nirsIi who was placed upon that portion Of tae rpd IN
tsryenng between RDggod berae Ks ana mo myat'i ~
the Rio Grande has completed about two thirds 81 ne d.
tGnce. ,..-tau.a L.. 49,. %
mining he points II Latitude and longitude and
General Of the route Is now on he way to
Wssbir0on The Government will be- delighted 70 learn
that the n,re survey viii be finished by the lst OF Nov
neT although the time allotted will not expire before .he
All of Arrl 1854 The work too, will be performed w'hn
the appropriation. Unusual Dispatch and rgd economy
have mari "a the operations Of our Boundary Comno,
er lie deserves all credit Though entitled 70 az oo
the General forbore one unwilling 10 subject zoe ,oa
sion to additional expense Tho entire corp "' -
health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

IN PURSUANCE ~ an Order Of tho Surrogate Of
No. , Vs. u, s'' sawsJ 's '. 20 Ctr
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,he ,ts's A.! ., Sept 's'' tHr"tR
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of tho
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M HHShssfSS 4 E' F', sss' ''''
NEW YORK SUPREME COUKT-Cy aud
~ Of Esv hmte p pa AGO ~. ava ss sph,a
" me-" unsd nsb,ew ssd Heihs y. his wife Thom.. R. D.
s,. ~ VT. y e. % e'ST.SI .ss t%ay IT,
NO. William ,e1".'a tdT.rd 5Saa.Ga S saa
.".s .SS hs ,s, The suPr,me Cont made " n
.s ', " go CO.. 30, made ia hereby SVEN that II
ss. 2, 90 a.srr .y ofhs p.
&c. to % .si,n ud. I'D premises sought 70 PC srs re-
ep III. und'e,d ,fss ia the CIV Of
e e,sa At he oa ,, nv S' a" a., Of sS@SI aos
O'Clock lool Of les r'.le ~ noss, dus tierson snd
60 ,rs.ir e such uoumltsno's and n'
~. i ."d csoS Scr ADD ds.sIscd
complaint Ia ~. cause =. e ., Ina yins and
Ssns in s w"d he az So Moore sna :. p and
NTH .,d lot hrhof aud di,iins ahea 20 h,
chat %,%' By .'; 100 sas as 10Y .aSsry from, by North
s'ree orh,y In ,he ,sf hy Land nS s number two
1 mat IA If
lnd ave ard oa-e, hy lot number hundred ~" c,
e,.vrs In In adh la and tca each tw'nty
a. .n five feet. more or es n.us
80 10, nj land cenvcvsd John Dshrow by stephen hS w
ri January 1877 ani record, IA
81 New Nork IN hsI 10 VI 'O"
,,,.ncc. pase a. New iot, Oceh.t ~ u 49,
'''"'''-' US n ". ROBINSON, Referee
, , p.o,,,s ri.nta.f Attorney 30 ia5 broadway, n. y
Ga awNwf -.
NupKEME COllRT-IIOKATlO SEl MOuh
~ ...,., CALVIN EASTMAN and JEREMIAH WAhD-san
,ers 10 CANIN EASTMAN lon arc h'rcby snn 9
90 auwct tho complaint ia this action and see opI ." 49,
.,srr, an az Al rlcoit,llc. CsaanEus Colnty Nc~ "I
, d,s Anst tho hereof exclusive OF tho dy OF sue"
,c,I,a and Il the attendants fail TO answer the comp
,i thr rialntia apply the Court for tho r'hi
h,ecnn hlod office of tho ctk OF ',uMsnti'
on IN. nt.t dsy November, lN5J RICE ibNibti Tn
uas Attorney. Elicotvile, n.
| N,upRkME COURT-EXRA X. DlBBLEE, JOHN
~ Mpuk and LANSING &. MOORE against hhpNp..hl'
.,J u SANFORD Summons Tor money drn,n' on
. moi sred- the Defendants above named on arc
and required Tho complaint m th' ACTON VINO"
LII h. M In the tlcrk ~ the CITY snd County OF N'w
a. an, aid COMPLAINT he suhsbcr, NJ h~ Office No 700 po'
80 ,I CIV of whin twenty DAYS amer Tue sor' 90
,fn summons exclusive Of tho daS :" sno 81"
% 10 answer tho compa Aofcsad the plsnir IA INV
TO- l t,kr iudemcn the sum q" oSt hnnafcd aug
with Interest hom september ~ l .nn
a. X In prd and shi 81 dollars with Interest rom me ran
il. =, O,o,f one eight hundred ana Ut hIeo poo'
~, ,s.is of This action Dated New York Oct ~ l1n
wv ''''''' ' L. GOODMAN, Pautis Attorney.
TIE cnaplsni h action filed Ia said ClorAf gu .no
sih 81 October lahj ~ ie-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
SKETCHES OF LECTURES
LECTURE on GEOLOGY.
sY rnE REV. DR.. FOSTER.


.s 80 Of five lectures ON this science was
a;vered ON Wednesday night in the Greene ST. etoass
Eri.copa Church, by the Rev Dr. fo''ef oP""'" VI
three hu Ddred persons were present. - -.
The Lecturer began by Illustrating the ignorance OF no
ture which man had always dsplayeh ana accounting io
I;ye hupdrel wears for example before the on OF Cn.
d. ue"nar ufopertes OF electricity were known yeI IL
va v,hin Iyug memory that they hal been adaP'sl 20
Iifs rur1oses SO with every other physca anl
,srbvsical science Incidence the cares 81 TINS "pd
Ico,v ami hatred Of truth had retarded ther develop
ment. - ,ha o.r,n
The lecturer defined Geology to be tho seeneeoi inc EARN
-Coemoeony 20 be the science which treats VI Ineo VI
tie origin OF matter. IL was 10 'Vsh's"y 'A'' WIS., "
course would be confined. =, -
How was the world created Some would reisr % tns
RiIIe-otbers 10 the books Of phlOsophers Inc DD'o
misbt affirm what science denied III MS ie 'vye"io ~
,-1nI5 Jemorsraie that science aud religion were az
npty that the world might be millions o. years Oh anu
%, that the Mosaic account ol it, origin was aecufss
Int on this occasion he would give brief view Oh he
most favored theories Of ply zeal phiioophyhe u'''
al II A place and he Igneoss Fusion theory.
lie explsined La Place celebrated Neoue dostrihe AT
length narrs.ed the facts which exhDt the mepfy ia
Favorable sht and then stated that 10 his mind tbs goF
eors And sublime e.uation appeared as IN every way
er.dible but was al best hypo,hesscoud never De
demon.,rated Il does not conflict with Christianity
The Igneous Fusion he explained enforced AMI
,boncht II the most plausible Of the theories OF the u
s The ader IA aware that ihi. theory teaches ms
originally the globe was ball Of liquid fire. when 70 ga
dnslly cooling The crust l. present nor nlrs u'a
hundred miles thick Tho lecturer sail thar "a AZ
bil.ty thi. hro had burned for millions u yea Nu N
il would burn millions yet T. come oviolo 'ne "''' -
Tho nudioneo worn very attentive throughout sAd al
appeared To be- delighted with tho discourse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
legal Noiifes.
NOTICE. FOR The KEDEMPTION

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Ulalrr Cure.

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a " $ Aaa,s ta3 NJ ~ Nslkefs- And sarpN "A'er cure
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psAsn 80 Vct wsusffF lnieligoneo hAa boen ~
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Al Lake rtoyncotown. Ia Mississippi. cei Of pop1la
,t,n AZ ah,ut two hundgud AVID twruy, On hautvd aud
,bbtv have died Of yellow fusus ha,as hss ninety pef
suua alive g. hn,Y lha dead
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