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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-12

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-12


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um 3 llbr.
SIM Ssnat wuroen Sbomas Carton
(Bbi9) uno @ecr9e Sancerfou (eofO) aIs
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fails.
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beim Sten Ballot muroe SbOma5 Carton
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unter anoern fur unfere ecfer unmihtiaen
@sfhdftsn wuroc nun bic 8oupernors Sot'
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pien ecriclben in @uali1her uno 1000 in
Ssutftr Sprods 9cerudt msreen.
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@ebulfSf6rriber uno Qbfhrcibsr ernannte.
Ssrssant at: 4rms- SCnatban @rineer,
Don Qrmitron9,
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rion.
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uon 10000 9opsn ocrfeIben in @n9iftsr
uno 1000 in Scutf6er Sptabe.
Sanuar 6.-Gins 8otihoft pom 9cu-
usrnor wurbe i'm Senat elbaIten. norm Die
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be Seamten wdblte
@terf-Sobn so. Sullivan, uon Butler.
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Cumberland.
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init @ebet eureb sinen Der uGfdisoensn
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ntht psrfsbIen.
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Santen su Grie unc pittSburs wurccn eln
aefubrt. iopie iber ancere 0e9entanoe'
Quf 8crf6la9 ccn 6rn. SnutbrS wur'
be bic Qnbon9sbiu Su Der Qfte, wslde Die
9ebatbal Giienbabn @Ompa9nie inecrpO
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pa6irt.
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@iIenbabn Sum Ieetenmal paflirt mar, bat
Gb Die 9sfsessbun9 bis auf Mcnta9S per
taet. Die brauen 9errsn miiIen ia. oaB
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moaen arteiten oosr nibt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-12
pic NsripiIlinmnas.@in.
Spn 0arrisbnrd.

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9eiee9sbun9 ciefeS Staats Der Contribution
9smdB cas 9auS um II uno. Der Senat
um 3 rbr.
SIM Ssnat wuroen Sbomas Carton
CWbia) uno @eor9e Sancrfou (9ofO) aIs
@anbioatsn fur Sprsder ernonnt uno orei
NAL abae[immt NIT foIasnoem &efuItat:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-12

@ro6e Serduosrung. : Scr 35
Sabrcu morsn in Soprtte County i'm Staa:
Sbio 80 BranlwtnbrennTeien uno feiue
Girbe; jest fno 80 &ir6sn "a unp seinf
BrennCrGI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-12
Stceerbau.

Nab meinem 0afirbalten BAT man in
eieIsm Staat csm Qdsrbau niht Die Quf-
mertIamfeit asIbsnft, weIbs osiien iber-
Ibwenolide Q8ibtofsit redtferti9t. SieIs
oute Sureer meinsn auh, cie Iuwencun9
Ser QBiI1snIbaft auf bm praftifbcn 2tdsr-
bou Tei nuelcs. Sas III mcine5 Grobtsns
cine irriae Scee. Sn einsm reuIiHcn 8s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-12
SaS gfilifir.

Sn 8eSu9 auf Die MilitdranqsIe9enbeiter
bes Stnats psrwsilt Der 9ouprn6r auf per
8eribt ees 9sneraI- Qoiutanten. DiefeI
Oepartemsnt 1T in fsinsm bIubsncsn 5u-
itancr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20
FARMING In IOWA.

FarmiDgis likely 10 prove the most prof
liable, as tits the mos, independent, occu.
patton among US. We can desiguats no
business in which an industrious man can
engage which holds oui iaifer prospects Ter
the future than that of agriculture. Tn.
like almost every other vocation, opposi
,ion instead Of weakening, strengthens il.
The more thickly settled country be-
comes and The more extensive its markets,
the greater the competition among ba,ers
and the higher the prices advance.
Our farmers need entertain no feass
that another year will bring about re
duction OF prices in produce, especially IN
the article Of pork. II is true the price
paid this winter for that staple article is
unusually high, but j, is the opinion Of The
best informed upon The subject that anoih
er year will witness even higher prices
The demand oil the present season and The
apprehension Of obtaining such prices
eno;her year, has caused oar farmers to
dispose Of hogs that thes hid intended 10
retain, aud thus has decreased the stuck
beyond fear & over supply another sea-
son.
Next winter We Of this pfrion OF Iowa
expect 10 be 10 Railroad connection with
the markeisef the Last. which will have
the direct tendency TO advance the price.
not alone of pork. but Of every article Of
produce that the farmer can raise The
expansion OF our currency, the amount Of
money in circulation, will Of course have
tendency 10 advance the prices Of pro-
dlce Bat as the Locofoeos always upon
adopting Wing principle push il TO OK
,remes. We would warn he people TO be on
the guard for an occasional crash amoug
the multiiudinous mushroom money insii.
,uiions oil The country.
live succeed in altering or preseuf
Constitution. 50 that iaiernsi improve
ments OF every description will be permit
ted IN Iowa, our farmers viii have a hem
market opened 10 them that vii command
higher prices that they can OBJ ain from
any other quarter. At all events farming
will prove good business in Iowa FIR
some wears 10 come, and 10 branch Of il
will remuncfaie The farmer better than The
rearing of stock.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20
TIRE OF PEAT.

We are unacluaialcd with The practical
uso O. this article al fuel, SO extensisel,,
employed lor economical purposes by the
inhabitants OF the British isles and Of some
Of the States 10 the east of us; but friend
who is famiIiar with it, Rev. Mr.. Bfabrook.
has furnished us with specimen Of yege
table dccamposite, obtained from the
sloughs Of our prairies, which possesses all
of the qualifications Of the best New Eng
land peat II takes fire readily, burns
With slow combustion until entirely con
snmed and deposits pale blue ashes
What mine Of wealth md comfort would
il open To the inhabitants Of our prairies.
ii The worthless sloughs that mar the beau.
Is and impair the health Of these great in,
land seas, should prove fruitful source Of
tuela
In MASSACHUSETTS this peat is cut out,
dried in the sun, and readily comma nds
eight dollars per cord. And who can sa,
that the despised prairie slough, inf, for
any purpose yet discovered by man, ma,
not prove pr,l fie in the supply OF an arli.
Gle deemed By our eastern friends for do
mesic use as Of the first necessity?
The grass Of our praities when fired
quickly spreads To the taller vesetsIion q
the slough, il burns 10 the earth, which if i
be dry, occasionally kes fire and is con
sumed to the depth Of one or two feet
Fhis fact has led 10 The examination of III
nature of this earth aud il il found az abos,
mentioned. 10 be = vegetable dec, mposi'
that when dry readily imbihes fire and re
tains il until consumed, il is nothing more
nor less than peat and il il be as wide
spread az We deem il 10 lie. will prove in
vana bic to the prairie farmers OF The West.
The subject is verify and needs further
We propose j, 10 our uieIll-
gent farmers and wish them TO acquaini
is with their success. Those slonghs thai
nre ,remGons to The ieei and unfit even
ior slough hay are the ones that abound
IN this article.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20
NjfI ICES

LTTELL's LIVING AGE As the beginning ni
new year is generally deemed the most tavora'
ole time 10 subscribe fer periodical, We rec
ommend to those Of our readers, as the best fo
The price on our exchange list, LtteI's Livne
Age, published ;reekly in pamphlet form. eacl
nnm ser containing 48 large pages Of sold read
ing matter, al the iow price Of 5000 per annum
free OF postage.
Yours CAgtsET MAGAZINE This is esteem
the country, Il is published in pamphlet form
monthly, al the low price Of 81 90 per year.
Samples of either OF the above works can b,
seen at Office and if desired, we will forwarc
Inc money to the publishers.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20

WAY bin for Railroads from the Miss'ss'p
Of to the Missouri, after striking out 'ne'f
RICH, TO take depo, grounds, passed 'no
House by large majority.
Last evening the House had under con
sidera,ion the ''Ma;ns Liquor Law winch
was introduced by DR.. Amos Wi,ter, o.
Upton. The DR.. am informed by ses.
eral. advocated this law in very clear
and convincing manner, and by all odd'
delivered much the best speech which was
made either for or against the bill. liz
deserves nd should have the lasting res
pect Of all Temperance men. OF all lovers
Of good order, Of all who feel for sufier'n!
humanity. Blu. from present appearances
The DR.. will not lie able to get his darling
project through. Petitions upon petitions
have been received PRAYING FIR the passae'
of this law Al another election the pee
| ole will have to mske this test question
| and elect such men as will carry out thei
views. The same bill, or nearly SO, bai
been introduced into the Senate by Mr.
NJ Kinney, If Henry, and is this evenin.
being discussed. Its fate will probably b,
ike The one in the House. a bill for AZ
&C, allowing and regulating stay OF execu
ton on judgments in District and Justice
Courts, has passed both houses.
The Senate on Friday passed bill ap
propria,ing $4,000 to be laid out on thu
| Capitol. This is truly praiseworthy Iiber
Atty. the building needs finishing, not onl'
- far as lbe looks is concerned, but III.
good IT The hnilding demands it. 1t is ex
pected thai that smnani will he suilcien'
IL build The poftieos, the galleries, iini>i
he winding stairs up 10 the Cnpo'a, ans
all other necessary fixtures. They ais
pissed The general right OF way bil lol
Il silresds.
| IN the House several bills have been dis
lpasca OF hnt meme uL great moment, the
re nov discussing The Dcs MONIES In
|provemeni bill.
This evening the M Inc Law is sgsi,
up before The House aud Will prohah, t.
| disposed Of IT. friends think have 10th
ing to hope. Il is bound to be defeated :
The ladies otthe city showed their inter
est IN this measure last evening by hem!
Ipfeseni Ia hear The discussiuu upon il =
/ And a grstter number viii undivided
e present this evening.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20
THE PENITENTlARY sYsTEM-EXECuTINE
CLEMENCY.


We sIluded last week 10 the wrong com
miied upon tho unotlending wives am
children OF condemned criminals, BY tb
State appropliatipg their earnings 20 y
self. A gentleman called in while IN
types were performing their legl,ma,
purpose of impressing tho thought upo
paper, snd gave us an Illustration in POM
A few years since the eldest son and dc
pendencc Of mother and several smil
children. was implicated in crime com
mitted in this county and sen, to the Peni
Tertiary. Our informant happened 70 b
At neighbours one day, when one Of tn
children called TO borrow peck OF Indian
meal Surmsing that the family might b
lin a state Of desitulion, he prevailed npo'
his wife 10 call upon them. She did $
aud found them so destitute that the corn
meal pone constituted their only susie
nance. Though The mother is indnstriou
and frugal, vet were il not for assistance
| from the neighhors. she and her little one
might kave persisted BY starvation, AM
iha, loo in the rich and productive count,
nf Scott.
We have another object in view in rela
Ting this incident, than merely to illustrate
N idea. The son 10 whom we have alln
led was perhaps guilty of the offence fe
which he was committed. TINT Of pnrlon
ING manesed letter from the mil. b.
IN consideration Of his youth being hn
seventeen wears of ge-nnd be probabl
nv of him having been Influenced by olde
heads; his natural unaitaGdng disposition
the length of,ime he has already been con
fined in The Penitenlisry; his exemplary
conduct during bis Imprisonment the cp
pnrtunilies he has had II escape and a
which he has mol asailed himself. the par
TALLY of keeping him confined when :,
Hb1nt Vile stbiHIlNtc HAss IttH TNiltttt' g
In escape: and the wrong INFLICTED upon lai
mother. brothers and sisters BY keepn!
rom them his earnings: al We think up
peal to the President Of The L. S. 10 ea
feud 70 this unfortunate youth The ciemen
g vested in his hands.
Strike trem the misguided boy his prison
h ms. President, and lei him 60 forth anl
saniribute 10 The support pl his mother an
nd earn i"r himself character She WI
nless YOU FIR the act and no one can cen
.lre YOU, under the circumstances for saCl
display of clemancs. We are unac
quainted with the mother, but ae know III
particulars of The case, and that cur Pres
ident has teen petitioned TO pardon tn
boy. VIII he mol consider the case and i
view of the above and other facts lamilia
10 him. remit the remainder Of the youn
cpnvct's sentenced
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20
IsrRY LAW.

Our Legislature, with blindness TO The
interests ofo1r Ste some S bat emarks be,
has passed 40 usur. law. Il is very doubt
fll whether il could have passed any la"
coming more directly IN contact with The
interests oil cur Stste than this one. The
fact Of money being esteemed as other prop
er,y aud occasionally, as circumstances
warrant. comnaniing high rate OF inter
esi, has induced hundreds OF thousands o
daIlars 70 come to this Safe and thousand
Of persons 10 locate where they c5uid ingest
their means most profit ably. Ten per cen
as The established rate Of interest will be
10 indacement for men TO send money Il
Iowa when they can obtain The same rate
al home. The establishment Of an usur,
law opens wider door TO dishonesty and
fraud than the removal Of all legal rates
Of interest and allowing The demand TO reg
ulsle The value Of the article
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20
ISpErESprNr,-We fnd The foIowin.

INpErESDrNr!-W find The following
paragraph in the Cedar County News Lei
ter Of last SATURDAY., II squads ike an
cient news. For q Democrat, ffient
S~ank "speaks right oui in meeting" rela
tive to our Representatives in Congress-
"A gentleman from Iowa CITY inform
,s that right of way has been graniet
for railroad from Davenport to The form
er place, thence westward, and COMPANY
,rganized, determined To construct III
road. either with or without The aid
Congress This is the right kind Of spirit
Whenever the people determine IN dn III
work themselves, aud not depend upon tn
action of treacherons represe liivcs
>hn.e nlideliip has often shown itself
hen il will lie done
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20

RsApy PAy-The recent Editorial Convention
IN Wisconsin, has given beneficial impetus IL
newspaper editors and pub'is ers, TheY has,
recommended the adoption Of The pay dorm sy..
TEN, and lie Press OF tha' State are generally put
ting il into practice. Il The eraf would eeefal.
~ adopt the plan Of pay dorm, The would be
200 per cent, better Of at The os- ofrhe year.
Can't We have an Editorial Convention in lowet
II would certainly Pay.-Jdekson Prtss.
"Them's our sentiments neighboi
Moriar,y, bul someh3w the craft, though
they admit The Importance Of such Con
venlian, never can Law down saho weapon.
Of their warfare" long enough 10 meet il
social converse.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20

SPEAKING of Fancy Wugh: the r Is
land republican says:-.'lier name vii
be held 10 reverence by all true repubh
cans, long after her revilcrs shall hay,
neen iorgoiien forever There wer,
some traits in the character Of Mr.
D'Arusnont that perhaps were sdmirabie
but not one feature that entitled her mem
ary 10 reverence. We would regret 10 see
such combination Of visionary ideas a.
we're ihroned in The masculine mind ot
tina: woman, aud maintained ailh 81 much
perinacity, he'd up as worthy Of imitation
TO her sex.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20
Neighbor GuLIcH Of Der Democrat

Neighbor GULIcH Of Der Democrat
propels some Dutch al Us ia his last issue
lie will excuse Us for not undersia n!iua
him 1T present. II We continue 10 pro
gress under The tuition Of our kind friend
Mr. Romhauer, we hope 10 be able to com
prehend him after awhile. In reply how
ever, 10 !. hat ne sepPose % te Tire ques
ton d our neighbor, We would state lha
our prayer IL not that Of HE Pbarisee:-
Lord, +! thank thee that | am not as OF her
men, vine b!5tefs, siiskey drinkers, &c
but y i rather, HAT such may DO turned
from The error Of their WAYS and give
counienance to laws that will drive from
the land this fruitful source Of murder. RI.
pine AMI ineehdlarIstn,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20
NEW DISTRICTS.

The Iowa CITY correspondent Of tbs
Muscsiine Enquirer SAYS, The bill re
dislricsing the State into Judicial Disiriel-
mas passed The House. Il makes three al
dtional districts, The seventh. eighth ans
ninth. The seventh is 20 The Missouri rlv
er, the eighth i composed OF the counrie,
i Muscsiine, Scott, Cedar, Clinton. Jack
son and Jones. The ninth is south. ives
4 lie Desmoines river. The bill redisirict
ing The Slate into representative distr<eis
is reported and ordered 10 be printed
makes no change 10 Your county, bu. add
floating representative h the counties .
Scott, Cedar and Clinton"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20

A LEGISLATOR SOOTHING AT THE TX
PRES, ED WISHES TIE ProrLs We So.
il stated IN ~ when a certain petition. slgu
ed * number of ladies' aud Souths. prat
ing CIR prnhihtarv liquor law, was in'r4
dt,ct d into the Legislature rereniig, NJ
Folsom. al hnson Co. moved th4i il be re
ferred ~ committee en ..Womsu's right,
and chi'dreu'- frllieS" We regret To "a,
that we fear this foul nauthea Srafer. whom
it appears. the good peop'e Of Johnson coun
~ have chosen tnroprasent their gtog shors
ins'es d of their iire.ites, has not a few Eel
law Representative to wink nj him in sucl
mannuvre II Is disgrace to our Leg
tslative body. and ~ insult II the wisdom
and intelligence IL the people
.Wman's rights" fnrsoaih. Yes shf
has RICH, 10 femand the suppression n
drunkenness. which causes her uutod mis-
er, sh. has riqh, To prav for law te
project her f.pring from the blasting in
Thence Of ip,emperanre, and save them
oveniWllv from occupying n drunk ,rd !
grave. Jackson Press.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20

Rem VAL oF THE CAPtroL While o.
kaloosa, Dss Moines and other aspiranl>
are Offering the inducements Of public
buildings free Of cost, money, &c, 10 Sc
cure the Capitol in their respective towns
we don't know but that The flares, offtl
vel made comes from cd Cedar Here il
her ofer:-"We will agree TO build Iuna
tic asylum tor the Legislature, if the CAPT
TOD is located here"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20

THE open winter, ~hich is The suffice,
+ complaint With the denizens CT this Iat
ltGde, j. eIjciting some grumbling from our
riends up north. The hinnesotian of tn,
i,t ias,, complains that they shave had NJ
severe cid az yet-tbe lowest point attain
ed bs the mercury being but Fl degree.
aeiow zero. With MS We should call that
me bat cold.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.


A new compsn, has been organized. &C
cording to the following from the N. Y
Tribune, for the construction Of Rnilroac
rrm the Mississippi river TO the Poetic
cean. The Chicago Journal says that
il finds among them some Of the leading
Democratic office holders in Albany. Per.
maps hey may succeed in forcing through
Congress the wanted gran, 81 U. 5. stocks
since they are part aud parcel o! The "pp~
efs WHICH are 10 be" when Pierce .ke> the
rcins Of Gogernmcui:-
The Atlantic and Psciie Rairoad Com
pank has applied 10 our Legislature. 10 b.
tncurp rated With capital # SlOo,o00.
900, having for is oljec' the c,nn-'ructl,l
ia railway between he Mississippi anc
Ssu Francisco. or any other place on ih'
parifc Before the IN ot April 1894. the
he Conpaut are to survey 600 miles Of
the easieris line Of The road. lis Directors
re Lew 5 Chifeld, The present Attorney
General; Canal Commissioner Fnllel. Mr.
NJ Alpine. The State Surveyor and Engin
cer, Peter Cooper, of Y. Y, Elnn Farn-
worth, 81 Mich !.ien., Gov. Church, Sim.
con Draper, Of New York, Harvey B,ld.
Win. Of Syracuse.
'I'hey intend, we learn. 10 apply IN Con
gress for an issue Of Thirty Millions u
Government Stock in aid Of the enterprise
MIR ErastH. Corning is a warm friend o.
The enterprise"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20

Cairo, says the Evansville Jout,,l
ains six dry goods stores aud eleven ! ~
ing establishments, which ANNUALLY : u
stuH TO the amount Of two bundled a "a
aud dollars. The permanently loca,s1 as''
llali,n, cnnmerating men, women All n
dren, and even cats and dogs. Nil ' ~
reach Two hundred. You can judge a w
what tie transient custom il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20
Tile WEATHER.

We have had neither rain nor snow in
any quantity during the week. Yesler-
day tweisemoEth was The coolest daS ex
perieuced 10 this region for thirty five
years; our table indicates The frigidily OF
that day, as also The temperature for lie
week n5st.-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20

The Presiaent has officially recognized
=. II. RApPENDEcK as Consul from Han
aver, for the States Of Illinois, Iowa, Mich
gan, Indiana and Wisconsin,, and for the
Territory Il MINES Ola.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20

WHAT PLANK ROADS Do-Tb. =
vile N. &. Obserrcr, under ,hs Ia!e''s.
Fortune ~ spite ot ones sclCn .,, "ea0 q
we learn ,ha' sale took place II u.
county few days ago, amoun,;n,, u 'aa
$4,000, Of lands which would sa :, pO'a'
,old Tor half the money until ,bo u u''e
roads we're built through aud near p''lt
The owner never subscribed i ec,, '''e
lie roads, but higgled f.r dam,po. 0alt
The companies for passing ,brm,as. 'e u
lands sa w
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20

TnE WEATHER SoUru We received
letter last Monday from Memphis, contain
ing rose bud plucked from bush in the
open garden on the Isl day Of January.