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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-17
I g. EADS,
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
DAYLNPORT lOM m.


TTAVING located mtseif 10 the City Of Day-
J. export for the purpose OF ttansacting a
General Lane Agency, respectfully Tend M
my services to ali who may trust their business
10 my charge, in the purchase and sale oil Real
Estate, improved or otherwise. Purchase, sale
and locating Land Warrants, Leasing Lands and
Houses, collecting rents, paying Taxes, collect
Jug money and RENTING to its proper desiina-
tlon The day on which il is collected, and dong
many other things connected with Land Agen-
cv business, when called on.
Having been long citizen Of Scott county,
possessing q general and accurate knowledge Of
allihe most desirable localities wiihnits bounds.
can but fatter myself that ] shall receive q
share, at least. oil tn s kind OF business. In a
short time design connecting with the above
business, an Intelligence Office, the nature q
which will be duly made known through the
Newspapers OF the city. My place Of business
Tor the present will be in the Office Of A. w.
MeGREGoR, Esq, west side Of Main, between
Isl and Cd Streets, where ! can be found ea.ly
and late, ready TO serve all who may desire my
services in the above business.
Nov 25. 1852.
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Davenport, Sept. %, 1859
FARM AZ LONG GROVE FOR
200 acres OF Timber Land
"KAzIEvvooD".-FoR SALE

vJyfliS valuable farm formerly occupied by
L Mr.. Sargent, containing 100 acres Of farm
ing land in high state Of cultivation, orchard
o 200 thrifty trees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with 10 acres of fine timber, situate
on the Blue Grass road Al miles from this city !;
is offered Tor sale on reasonable terms.
COOK & SARGENT, Land Agents.
March trth 1852
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JUST RECEIVED.

4 CHOICE 1t of Ladies Shoes AMI Boots :.
~ The subscriber soiicits the aides to call
At The Corner OF Second and Brady sts
C. F. KNAPP.
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C..si..4g s-LAAD Eo.s ,..4Ds..

THIS beautiful Island is situated "a mies be-
low Davenport, ~ The ssiss'ppl riV,r, con-
aiming b ,ut 4G0 act,s, hall prairie ans hal un-
81, 100 acres has 1, Ell cAljrvat d, 20 ID farm
house an each end OF The isla d, wth iugc barn
,ad good well, never failing water, and superior
mi ding stone THIS land. except ~ very hish
water is never overlooked and has gooa 81 ani-
boat navigation on hoth sides. For -tock Fam
n Is not euu4ieG n HE county. Tire wood U
the land wii ampl} pay Tor iha whole at h. lom
nrice ask cd. For terms apply to
ian o6 ! c Ears, Land ACT.
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CITY LOTS F0Es SALE.

NTE have forty Lots in s'Gieen's Addition''
Wv and ..Cook & Sargent's addition' to the
city Of Davenport, which we will sell at fair pri-
ces, and TO persons DESTROYS OF improving will
give liberal credit for portion Of the purchase
money COOK 81 SARGENT.
Dayannorf Fob Ia 1859
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!. 5. FINLEY. r. d VAN TUYL
SCOTT NURSERY.

X VIE subscribers having formed co-parrner-
L ship in the Nursery business, and having
greatly increased facilities, hope, BY unrcmfiing
attention to Scott Nursery alone, 10 Eiake il tbe
largest and MAINTAIN for IT its present high char
aeier o. being the best Nursery in the West
We are rdpidiy extending our business, both
by propagation and importation, aud inttn nd 10
keep full supply OF all valuable new fruits, a.
well as Large stock OF all rare and beautui
Ornamental pian's.
In addition 10 our large stock for the sprinl
trade. We are prepared to furnish 10 Nnrserymen
or others, 100000 gfalts OF the present winters
setting al $50 per ,090in quantities. OF 5000 or
over. or ss25 per 900 in quantities less than
1000 or So PR 100, of the best and leading
sorts cultivated III the West
All orders accompanied by The Ctsh or salts.
factory reference 10 he Projectors, or through
Burrows x Piettyman, vii receive prompt atten-
ton.
FINLEY & VAN TUYI,.
Davenport, 25tl Jan 1853. 2l.4m
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ALLRAILRQAD o NEW YORK. BOSTON, AND
PHILADELPHIA.
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u RICK House and Lot Tor Sale.-A well nm
ID shed two story brick house, suiea pie lol
store and dwelling with first rate staoie ana
lara g lot for sale, in the town Of lie Clare, on
,,o9d terns Anatv to T. E. EADS.
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PUBLIC MOTTO q.

WYE take this method 70 inform all Persons
w whose Notes we hold that are past due,
that they must pan up, Or make some arrange
ment for longer time or legal proceedings will
be Immediately instituted to collect them.
AMI we wish il nor disttnetly understood that
hereafter as Notes become due to US they must
be promptly met or arrangements for renewal
made, or in al cases they will be sued at once.
COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport. Sept Cd. 1852
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Feb II, 1853.
PUBLIC NOTICE

rsh hereby given that John 3. Jervis, joseph +
sheffield, Henry Farnan, John NJ. Wilson
Norman B J ldd, Ebeue2er Coos, James Grant
yobn f. Cook and Hiram Price have incorpora
I'D themselves in accordance with tie provisions
of The Code Of Iowa. GnteI The title and BY
the name Of s.The Mississippi and Missouri Rn
Road Com an and that lie pfinfipl place Oh
trlnsaciing the bus ness VI saiu COMPANY ~ d
Davenport, Iowa.
rbe general nature Of the business 10 be trans
acted by aid Company is 10 brild, ma iain and
operat4 a Raj Road from the Eastrln line 81 the
State of Iowa, at or near Davenport, inihe C5an-
~ of Scott 10 the W esten line ii said STATE, al
or near Council Bluff, in the County OF Potta-
wa,tanip, and TO build, eie and maintain all
bridges that may be necessary to form conflnu-
Gus line of rail road between The termin OF said
rail road, and the transportation OF persons and
property upon such read Tor hire.
The capital stock OF said Company is six mil
ilns Of dollars divided into shares of one hundred
dollars each Five rer cent Is required 10 be
paid al the time If subscription and the remain
der TO be pad in instruments n / exceeding TWEEN
" per cent upon the whole amount, and at IN
iervals OF at least three months as shall be order
ed by the Board OF Directors
T1is CORPORATION commence. on the 1T day Of
January, 1853, and j. 10 continue for biiy yeats
The affairs OF The Company are 10 be conducted
by Board OF Directors. p.es'dent. Secfe'a Y
Treasurer and such snbJdinate officers ami
agents as may be from time T. time pror ded TT
by the Bye-t.aws Of the CJmpane. The Dlfec-
,ors are 10 De elected b. the S'orkh ide sonF
ne FIVE hundred Thousand Dollars is subscribed
10 the capital stock. Sabseqaent elections ~
Directors are 10 BE- oil the first Mfn 10 June
In each war Their after. The PsesarGt. Seer,-
tarr AMI rrsasnrer ana other subordinate officers
are 10 b. elected or appointed b. The Board Of
u frcfofs al their regular meetings
The h ahesi amount Of Indebtedness or 0ilhiil.
" ~ which TINS Corporation i a. anY time e
subject Itself i -Four Y il ions et aollafs.
the property the StacGh ldsrs o Til co..
nofa,ien whirh i moi inolated in tie c4riisl
STOCK held by them is mol holden ior III corpo.
rate de- Is hrreu1 the mount which may i1e due
from sach s,ockhalders res 3ec lively upon IN aid
iustalmsnts o "a d stock.
pt..pnr, Z .b,oar., ISL 1853 o2~dw
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New Watch & Jewelry store,
) Doors South OF Cook 4 Sarsenl'S
Banking House.


TN F. subscriber has Just ARR ed from New
i York, with the largest and best assortment
Of
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, SC. &e.
ever offered 10 Iowa, and he is determined to sell
lawer than the same quality and style OF goods
can be Bought from ST. Louis 10 ST, Anthony.
Ills stock consists in part OF Fine Gold, Lever
and L-piue Watches, Hunting and oren faces, OF
every stN lie and pattern, and varying IN rrice from
so 90 t. $1,000. Silver Levers, Lepines ana
Verge Watches 10 sui oil.
A very fine assortment OF Gold Guard. too
and Yes, Chains, varying in price from $1,000 10
$40 CO.
Also. Gold KEYS and Seals, Earrings, Finger
rings. Cuif pins, Breast pins, aad Gold Pencils
endless variety. A lot oil very superior Gold
| Pens, warranted.
God and Silver Spectacles, Silver and Plated,
Tea Tabe aud Salt spoons, Silver and plated but
ter knives, ami III short ali articles usually Kept
IN such establishments.
HIS goods have been purchased from iFst hanis
at the very lowest prices, and selected with great
care, both as regards taste and quality, which en-
ab!es him 10 oler he best goods at very low pri-
.es.
Particular attention given 10 repairing and
cleaning Clocks, Watches ana Iewelry and all
work warranted.
Feeling confident that can rend,r satisfaction,
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
P. M. H0usEL.
Davenport, Dec. lst, 1852.
| LNRENCH Flowers and Wleatiis, Just received
| l. and for sale at NhIsLER's,
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Dusiness-l!an's Eorm-b0ek.
LOCK HERE STRANGER?

NNI WUFl wan on WN#U I hIIVe NUur eve,
~ Have YOU ever IrGte'ed! i not YOU are
bound 10 do 50. tbs world is all cumwhoH
No rustlhg eut, '.Now-a-daf = " WI wake
up some mornirg and find a II il u old strctch. d
r5ohf along in front cf sour door. \ on iouk
surprsed--hear buzxng sound and the bni :
cine is upon yaH-you are cauGh' up-ih" or e.
II vile and children are NJ aEa't ituil HIues
have M hears ii husbands nave. w Il the
thng is did; yen are. can't lel' haw tar iron.
houit, right pinnp in pav nputt. Cause rhni'-
where The Raj r ads are CON NJ We'll, Nnu
are in Il liN, ;, netting n'us' u done, ,onr nuel
nan almcni~h,s YOU rha1 ilr"ads don't stop
Il gt stlun. Stranger, u l. . ca car nnft
d,n'i b., husts, t,at I, tlec', and as you DO
,,,. a., n Uit,t Iluttf
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COOK & SARGENT.

LtND abf-N Is; AVENFUH1s 10 W n
WE have employed the services Of an exPe-
w rienced dealer in Lands. who will give his
whole time to the sale of Real Estate in this city
and county. The emigration to Scott county
will Be large the coming season and our position
will enable us TO effect sales OF Real Estate to
good advantage. Parties who may have improve
ed farms or city property, or unimproved real
estate in Town or Country and desire to sell
will do well - employ our services. Oar rui
is .sNo sale no charger
Davenpart Feb 10 1852
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FARM FOR SALE.

100 ACRES, 20 fenced 3-4 miles; Usage Orange 70
w IN high state of cutivaten; good anne dwell
my, 100 bta rtng apple trees. rms bcan,ltn
place Is 8 miles from Rock Island on the Mon
mouth road, lis. The ov ner is going to Cali-
tornia and will sci cheap for cash. For terms
aPglf to + c EADS, Agt.
Feb 10. 1859.
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Essss RENE,

TIE best article of Flour for Family use, war
| ranted; Corn, Oats, &c. for sac at
dec O. SMITH & B fFORD'S
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NEW BOOT g. SHOE
STORE.

- Oisit.
WHOLE@ALE AND RET MI.
NJ the store formerly occupied by a. w.
M Gresor.
HENRY T.. BROWN
Having taken the above named Store aRd stock
ed the same with a large variety OF Boots and
shoes, would respectfully inform tie nhab-
tants Davenport and vicinity, that he is now
prepared to furnish them with an article which
Dis regafds
NEATNESS, DURABILITY md STYLE,
gannof be beat. Having bought his stock d.
rect from the man Iiacturers, at their lowest
prices,
AND FOR CASH ONLY,
lie can assure hose who may favor hun with
Their patronage that he is enabled 10 sell cheap
Cheaper than any other Boot ana Shoe
Establishment this side Of Ne,c York.
IN enumeratng his stock he would mention
the tolowng.-
Gents. fine Calf Boots. fine sewed do,
Course-lines do, Thick do, fine and course -line
shoes, Btogans, Indies and Misses Walking
Shoes; PoIkas, Caters Slips, &c.
Davenport Jan 9th '53
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

HNbOR ED "Prnposals for stone WORK
IL viii he received until Wednesda} go INST
:, a..la,I II. al he Hardware Store next do
- he Post Office, in Davenport, for furnishing
,ri,ls nd erecting the stone work ut Z
G"h,,ol Huildjng according - pan and sp .cifea-
.,a,s II be seen nj the above ~ ntiencd Place.
bidders wiil specify tie Price per lrgal pefci
ss,,en,y-liye cubic feet--se i,arateiy for Rubb't
and rance work--nnd also the price per linear
Sao, for windows and door sls and lintels. The
work 10 be Completed by the ist August next
allowing an interval OF II least two weeks be-
tween the erection OF the walls OF each story.
Ey ORDER OF TUE BGHnlSs COMMITTEE,
WM H. HILDRETl1, Chm'n.
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rsss; w EsgTs. EstEs,

and B&uWN Is -, pratt'r. are ~" sE,enN r.
therr on en- he made harts G7.iekef nan h"a-
teay can care d ia,t-slek b0H ~hai ie YOU
hnw il is done--a iul siotGacn--cit an bees -
KIND attention ana an sn uice us tauiaa- makr
IA l,lilw forget his erandmalhcr-a "A % tea-
BILE " eli IFS use latklgG--cnulc ana
see nd think al vii be r4ht n the moEriaH
The above House is The principal Stage flee
N the cry.
a,ed "a, Home, Ian. onlh 1858.
a., -
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LGLNCY AND EXCHANGE OTflCE.


W,st Side .Hai, betucea iro1tt and Phi 81.
WILL buy, sci aud Ioca'e Lent Warrants,
w buy and sell Real Estate, Ply Faxes, III
sestigate Titles, Invest Money, Negotiate Loans
on Bond and M'rtgage,
Buy and sell Exchange and all kinds Of Gold,
Specie and UncWrent Bank Notes, at best rates.
Collections made aud promptly RENTED for,
al current rates oil Exchange.
Interest allowed on deposites Oh time or 10 be
check for At light.
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Y ALEAIlNEs-A lar assol sineAt j.
Frh 10, 1853 P0RTERS.
HARPERS NJ spaziue fer February Tor sale
A. PoRTER'S Rock Island Book Store.
Feb 10th. 1888.
PUTNAM $ New American Monthly at the
F.h#l0 1859. Book Stor OF Fl. A PORTER.
COTTAGE BIBLE in Vols. q, PORTERs
= Feb 10 lr53 Rock Island.
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FaNAL IMPLEMENT.

n re il hfrehs given 10 all iersons inter-
~ s-tei Ia the estate FIR DER OK X = +.
rea Ell. late OF Scott COMFY, Iowa, that the
7ndetssHrd a administrator o: said E~iase will
make Hri,r 'i"u ~ the nex Narctl term of .n id
oonty curt, 1888, ir fnal settl IN nj oil al
mifi3ra'ion 81 said - tate
Fen - rsI2-93@3w A r MAST
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TOR SALE.
UakEEpaovED LAMBS Eoss SALE

N7E offer for sale on accommodating terms
Wv Two thousand acres Of Prairie Lands in
Lots Of Forty, Eighty or one hundred and sixty
acres, lying in different parts of Scott county,
selected b ourselves with great care.
COOK g. SARGENT.
Davenport, Feb. e. 1852
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nRl,ss GOODS.

WE have not time to-day to name hall 'h'
Wv variety we have Just opened, but anyoad'
tiai waais, Just let them look al ons sortment
H. II SMITH.
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NyTE call lie particular attention OF The ! a
w dies 10 our EeW assortment OF shots, La
d e.. Nj s>es ani children shoes BY far The test
asset a eHt we rave ever hai
EIENRYl SMITH. opposite The psf office.
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C.iSst'I'fs.

| T3ESE we have Just opened IN choice style
| and best manufactured SMITHS Sore,
opposite the post office Davenport
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

Mr. Comptroller FIagg, (now spoken Of las Sc
ereiary Of The Treasury has made startling re-
port on the subject Of The Financesof the city Of
NewYork He has refused to authorize The pay
meni OF several considerable bills contracted By the
Corporaiiop. among which was one Of more than
$1,000 for iea-table.expenses BY the Boards
The actual annual expenses Of the city govern
rnent amounted 10 IS III SOP, only 500 900 less
han the aggregate expenses Of the 81 States Of the
Union, including hail million for California
The special school tax Or the city of New York
previous 10 The general law, amounted to 5000 0o0
and general school tax or $500 600 has since
been levied by The State, nhdlof this amount ihp
SUN Of s22561o was levied upon the ciy,F whilst
in ii. distribution of the receipts The small sum Of
S9J19s was assigned as her proportion
n Ii mast be remembered ,haltIhe great City Of
Gotham has been under Democratic rule forseyeral
years past. Sixteen thousand dollars were paid
for the entertainment 81 Louis Kosspth snd his
tendan,s Mr.. Flagg gives good hit at bis party
friends, when he says fthe champions Of n5uint.r-
venlion should have given the City Treasury the
benefit Of their doctrines - Rtekm9ad Rep45lisaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
TRIUMPH o,, rHr CIVIL OVER THE
DIILITARTs

Ga Friday weck, he Array ATprs priaiiSh bl vas
Considered II Co.asitiec cfthc =. naeS ard an emeno
meat aiopted rcsi6rng ~ csi instca the siiiiafs
fhs 800 -. 80. ..;.asted befMHen Messrs
faaikner and ssan ~ faser .ad 49, N.rth
Msssseha<tls Evans Of Maryland 80 esey ,iN s-
C.. Gina azaisst the ar,>ndaeai II "-s hrA''s
81 -. I. hosla dad favor with the Seheie
- e.bf 81 n vIl there viii be jubilee az ne NS-
finnaf Arras<ies, Tor die mechanics nave -.
- rniv oppresscd bat degraded b. rniiEfarJ rus
5.sS~eirs-. a the despotisEa exepsru a. these
49, Il nav Be mentioned a faet ihst the work
rsa Il Harpzrs Ferry were fIst spsPe?aea if2n "a
bot and thea starved iato susnisson 1isny q lnen
" Is had gr5an % 70 he business of nAking pornos
II gns were Bot prepared 10 enter upon other employ
meats ssl iadred were without mea4s p ct away
The Military Superintendent would not take back =
q them, pats he pleEsd hinaseH nof en'y . az
te military system, bat that he musnot sign paper
complaining ofthe ehzngS.
Here was "a absoEEe AID outrageous violation OF "a
fundamental principle u the Constitution which
the right q The people peaceably 10 assemble asd q
petition the government far redress Of grey anets
How such a. abuse eotld hare been tolerated Tor
than ten years, =ot uadeF theinose q Congress
to unaee unfablc and the flrt only BE- ex
Piainei By the negligence. indirenee OF iaetheieney
the members reprrsehiing the AhnPry Sistrets-
To Aiesrs. Fa1knerland Gormsn especial credit =
dne for their qaoris = giving death 5loH p this oa
rageous and republican ~ tem Of uPerinteudene
The Senate, democratic BY, almost two 10 one, wi
scarcely assume the responsibility Of defeating the ss
tary measure of reform adopted By the HOase.
I'VE copy The above from The Richmond RePub
liean. We feel il due, in Justice, 70 say, that IL
present genil4maniy Superintendent, Col HrGER
Of the Harpers Ferry lAtmory, Is especial favor
lie wilhthe operatiyes there and that 50 fsr as
Is conetfnea Ihese IS no opposition bat i is tn
military stl,tn1 70 which ihey object l-vEce Pres.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
CHURCH DEDICATION.

The new Presbyterian Church ~ this town VS. dcdi-
Gated on Friday last. The dedicasory scrmoa De-
Irered BY the Rev. DR.. PluNaEEs Of Baltimpss a
very large congregation The cxeHiscs eonthnci
during Saturday and Sunday. The g2evs BEREy, HEA-
roS and GaAHAM took part in the ceremonicr of the
occasion Dr. PLuaaER' text vast taken from The 25th
verse Of the FIRST chapter Of first srinthians 1.-THE
solshncs. Of God is wiier ihan pr and the weakness
ofGOd stronger than mem To those who hoard the
able Divine It is useless for sa haths course
Of great eloqaence and strength Of mind. He
eaehaiaed his hearers for more the4 hour with eo-
queaee rarely equalled for rhfu beautiful and
powerful expression Of thOhght It's style is lch and
vsOross He also occupied the pulp, Saturday night.
Sunday. and Sunday night We would be doing in
justice TO the Reverend gentleman We're 70 attempt
to give sketch Of bis serntonsWe Care competent
% the task. Y 5 n ~
In addition to the other interesting services
forbear mention the deep interest given toevery
present by the s9ul-iaspiring STRAINS from the
enoIa.s With such singing
There 10 charm, power, that sxays the breast;
Bids every passion retel o. be still :"
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Died:.

III " ashing,pal on Friday nlornia lie ffth issts
Ter short Jui ssyarsillnsss Mr.. RUlfERTM LAItk,
formerly Il Virginia. but fora numb Il of years past
resident Il George TOWN. District 81 Columbia, leaving
wife and two small children TO rhould His lo4s.
On Thursday Sverine thc 81 instant, ffpr q shorts
Year l' sf s F5E snfh a Js Fl isa
county. n
Inst Let's, Missouri OF tha 25 ID Iaauary. Of the
OFFS. 7 W aAl Glart.ssa II. sulIva5, aged months
and % days Il. ,.s.
Az hisresidensi ia I1ss,tssiIle, ID atrday night.
t5s 2th inst a. IT. MARTIN = aR i-Ds 4 10
4, hi IL sss II .2;;t sesr Ies.iars Ii
his ase:-- BIZ
Obituary 4
Died At ibeIrssii4tce b. Mr.. Jolf4 hooaE, ST., On
ihsl.lh s>jasf Nrt. sANTUEi. N lIlARRIs. saa 81
nr $50 HI liSati7 eathi' county L ils I'D ssaf of
seEo,ndpes become 5he DIV of irienashir Ill pay-
arron in:, batf al the tomb a efpsritd wa.,G
faasiltw n cifca deeply fale ated II ow
a. hadeet sIgayn n tie young lnf4of ay lob msnity
VIDE hrcaeh has been made III theF Yeeiai cele
place IS vacant in their social gatherings 10 beffed
as Ct yore MP mo fereveA Git ID tie fc >un(ncr
Of BIZ Gay ere thk b1sit e ears III Y seiHiss maxi
on hls broN Or its shad3w 81 his heatS HE as gene be-
fore ahd rcs9 dl}es of agaqfaahdr $nd weep.
ing family, the sadheprd faces or ihede circe &c IL
young riet tells bet top trulyl that hone faew HIM
or ageaerads ani nanlg heart aIchisairfe bearing
and dpositioa andaa atabiliy of taapaefs tat ~
dered him loved by alll his early death falls wtih
crushing iofce upon every efe who was numbered among
HI, asspciatcs aud fsiends.
Toy aily DO We realise 7 sdispepsat m
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