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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

EORGET ME NOT
Il The Watch You wore, the guard you
With hair-but, oh. how fair
Was lock of hair she gave in love;
Yet, still, I'll place thee there.
If every Watch, like Thea was priced,
Diamonds might, beside them fall,
This remnant left me, when she died;
prize it far above them all.
This guard you wove, the Watch I'll wear,
! still will think of you;
But first I'll take it to repair
TO BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
~ w. j. BARTHOLOMEW, Watch Maker, &C.,
seq Opposite the Dispatch Office.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, &c.
ROMAN TRAITOR.-Just received, an

ROAiAN TRATTOR.-Jus received, and
- for sale by J. w. RANDOLPH
the Adventures of Dick Tarpin, Claude Duval, &c.-
IS cents.
Louise Martin, the Village Maiden, by 0sgood Brad
bury-25c.
Angela, or the Convent of Santa Clara, Tale of
Portugal, by DR.. J. FL. Robinson-25c.
The Wizard of the Wave, Romance of the Deep
Blue Sea aud Indian Isles, by Fayette Robnson-25c
No. 4s5 Littelps Living Age
A Sermon Preached by the Rev. Rebt. Yancey, of
Minister under the coon. se Of .be State
of Virginia. IN the year 176s-25c.
The Roman Traitor, or the Days of Cicero, Cato
and Cataline, true Tale of the Republic BY II. w.
Herbert, author of Mnrmaduke wyviI, ac.-SI 50.
sc
NEW BOOKS, for sale by G.. N. WEST,
IN Nos. 5 and 6 Exchange Hotel 18th street.
Ellen Devere. or the Way of the VIII, by the au-
thor OF Minnie Gray &C., complete in one vol-paper
The Pirate Doctor, or the Extraordinary Career of
a New fork Physician, by Naval Oficer-25c
Crawford, by the author of Mary Barton Ruth, &C.
12rno. clo-69e
Stuyvesant: a Franconia story, by the author of
ssThe Rolo Books'-50c
The Roman Traitor, or the Days of Cicero, Cato
and Cataline true tale of the Republic, by Henry
William Herbert, author of Cromwell, Marmaduke
Wizard Of the Wave Wave, by Fsyetts Robinson, paper
25c
The Fawn of the Pale Faces, or Two Centuries Ago.
by ]. p. Brace-paper Soc; cloth 75c se6
NEW SCHOOL AND MISCELLA-
IN NEOUS BOOKS, received by A. NORRIS, 81
Main street.
Golfers Shakspesre-The Works of Shakespeare
The Text regulated by the recently discovered folio
of 1852. containing early manuscript emendatons,
with history of the stage, life of the poet and
introduction to each play, vols and 5, by j. Payne
Collier, Esq +. S. A.
Personal Sketches of bis own Times, by Sir Jonah
Darlington
Theory of Politics: inquiry into the foundations
of government and the and progress of polit
cal revolutions. hy Richard Hiidreth
Elements of Rhetoric, by Rd Whately, D. D.
The Political and Military Campaign of Waterloo,
translated from the French of General Baron de Jo
MIMI by S. V. Benet L. S. Ordnance
Cranford by the author of Mary Barton, &c
Stuyvesant Franconia story by the author of the
Rollo Books
The Roman Traitor or the Days of Cicero, Cato and
Cataline, by Henry VIM. Herbert
A Manual of Greek Literature. from the earliest
authentic periods TO the close of the Byzantine Era
by Chas Anthon, LII. D.
Bleak House, No l2. SET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

Tho Mayor OF New Orleans has sent T.
Of $50 for the relief of the sulcrors 81
at Jefferson, opposite that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

VALL AND SEE THEM.-The atten-

NALL AND SEE THEM.-The atten-
~ ton of the public is particularly invited to the
Daguerrean Gallery of MINNIS & WATSON, No
l46, Main street, few doors below the Exchange
Bank. All pictures taken by warranted never
to fade, and in do require person to take
picture after sitting. unless entirely satisfactory
visit to our Gallery Will show the public that
they cannot be better suited elsewhere either in
picture, case, price: therefore we would say to
those who may wish to procure truthful, life-like
and untading dagUerreotype, give call, and our
word FOR it, you will never regret the opportunity
of these fne-toned pictures Oil paintings engray-
inss daguerreotypes &c, correctly copied Sick or
deceased persons taken at their residences by gyn
notice.
aug Is MIENIS & WATSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

NOTICE.-The creditors of CHARLES
1t BAKER are informed that in his deed of the
llth August last for their benefit, aud which is of
record in the Hastings Court Office for the City of
Richmond there is clause which allows them thirty
days from the date of the decd BECOME benerica-
res under it, and that they signify their iHten-
ton of so becoming By signing the same.
sc 2-eo2w WATSON L. HUGHES. Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09
THE DAILY DISPATCH

ADou, we've years since, man named n r.
alexander Killed broker in ID st, Philadelphia,
named Lousee He stabbed him with ,,rr 4; =
as he stood behind hiseounter counting b.0I no,ss
and seized large bundle of notes and s,ed r.,
arrested before he went far The strenuous srar,.
of Alexanders father, the free use Of monev !, ;.
defence, and some shadow Of proof Of insa,;.r =,
tigated his punishment to imprisonment 1, 49,
Pennsylvania Peni'entiary. 1t is now repor,ea !.
Alexander has been recently himself killed IN Ar.
kansas; if so it is but another n!ustratien m :,
crime and violence havebut abrief career. There
Is no doubt bat that Alexander was wild and des.
perate young man, and getting out Of money IN his
vicious career in Philadelphia attempted to recruit
funds by killing poor Lougee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS. Il
l. have good second hand PHILOSOPHICAL
APPARATUS, which | will sell low for cash.
..z t.. JAMES WOODHOUSE,
se6 Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09
S SOUIRE'S SFLECT. CLASSI-
My SCHOOL. ON 8TH STREET,

VA RESUMES SEPT. 81 teach beginners
while other studies receive due attention, Reading,
Writing and Spelling most insisted and after
these, Arithmetic, Geography and Graumar-make
boy proficient in the three first branches and you
give him chance to make his mark anywhere he
shall please: bat let him get into his teens, only
imperfect speller. and all after advantages will be
unayang. good start with me is better than a
course at the University. Anslosaxons spell well
young,
| charge $50 per session of 10 months, and make
deduction for past-time till lst November All scho-
lars are entered to the end of the session.
seq II. Z TAYLOR.
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EDUCATION.

AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL WILL BE
ltI IN SESSION MONDAY, Der. 3D:
Mrs. James Freeman Dana lady OF distinguished
literary and Scientific astainmeuts, and Tor many
wears connected with Miss English's School at
Georgetowr, will be associated with Mira Pellet in
the duties of her school
O,her Teachers of ability and experience have
been engaged with special reference to the particular
branches they will have in charge.
Al extensive course of Lectures, with the Expert
n,su:s will be given on Chemistry and Natural Pho-
sorhy.
The Modern Language and Drawing will be taught
hv NJ Persco
TESms--Boari and washing. ng........,..........S20 $40
English branches. 80 and 10
lsatlu.s lu.s-".'..'.--'-s.'s. ~
j{stia4l-.. '...soS
French aud other Medern Languages,
eGch.r..-- --...-.....-....r-.ss.<u Z
Nasac.. .o8s
Payments in advance.
For further particulars apply to the Principal.
7-StnW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

HNEACHERS ABOUT RE-OPENING
l. THEIR SCHOOLS, viii find at my store all the
SCHOOL BOOKS in general use, the most rea-
sonable terms. JAMES WOODHOUSE,
Sc 6 Eagle Square
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

NEW BOOKS, for sale at the Baptist
In Book Depository:
The Young 1ady's Guide to the Harmonious De.
vslopment of Christian Character, by Harvey New
comb.
The Mine Explored. .or help to the reading of the
Bible.
Reasons and Faith, and other Miscellanies, by
Henry Rogers; Eclipse of Faith, by do.
The Sermons OF the Rev. Joseph Finch with
Memoir.
Baptism; its Mode and Subjects, by Prof. P. H.
Nell.
Life. Character and Acts of John the Baptist, by
Rev. VIM. G. DuNcan, NJ. A.
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, By J. Thomas,
M. ID.
Letters to q recent Convert, by Pastor.
=, The Young Lady's Mentor, by a Lady.
Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives by Catharine
Sinclair.
Uncle Robin in His Cabin in Virginia and Tom with
out one in Boston, by j. W. Page, ofF Va.
School Books and Stationery always on hand
jy 81 CHARLES WORKMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

~ GIBB
Uncle Robin in his Cabin in Virginia, and Tom with
out one in Baston; by J. w. Page; muslin yo price
81 90.
Freedley's Practical Treatise in Business; muslin,
price 81 co. ~
burke's New Work on the Virginia Springs muslin
81 25.
Eugene, or the Soldiers Bride, by Miss Sarah NJ.
Howe, price 25c .4
Captain Hawk, the Life of Highwayman, Ro-
nance; price 25c.
Premium Essay Agricultural Education, by Ed
mund Rufin, of Va, price i2ac.
An Essay on Calcareous Manures, by Edmund Ruff
fin, price 81 25.
Danas Muck Manual for Farmers; muslin 81 90.
For sale by JAS. B. GIBB,
au II 53, opposite City Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09
WOOD FOR SALE.-The subscribe
IMPROVED PATENT

SAMUEL AYRES, CoaAIssioS MER-
~ CHANT, Riehmoad. Fd.-Partcular and personal
attention paid to the sale of ell kinds OF COUNTRY
PRODUCE, 10 forwarding and filling orders Office
opposite Columbian Hotel au i6-ts
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17

.WHiprIa6 ETC. AROUND THE STUMP. =
Oar blind friend, Levereu AvcriN, gave al
exhibition Of his Panoram, last week
coupled with distribution Of prizes 10 those
who held fortunate figures among the nnm
Ibered lhets he distributed. We twltiet
sim uqoa engaging in the lottery business
hat he gave as his precedent The Chnrci
Fairs which have become so tashlonabie Il
The West. lie claimed, however, for hi,
method OF .rsisina The wind" more upright
ness than is generally pursued By tbs
Churches, as he gives them the value .
their money in sight Of his Panorama
while lhey, il their Post Offices, &c. re
|ceiye the entire amount without renanera
ton. We would not upheld irienl Ave!
iii in his course, but he cert ainly takes n
mean precedent far enc who does not pre-
tend 10 be follower Of the meek and low
rs One.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17

THE CaBINET.-Mr DaRBIN. meniianet
in connection with the Cabinet, is a grade
ste Of the University Of North Carolina
and is about thirty eight years Of age
Mr.. CUrnRIE. a wealthy and intelligent
citizen Of Louisville, ky. lie is man q
fine appearance and digniiied manners
hr. McCLELLaSD is the present Governor
II Michigan. lie is resident Of Monroe,
snd man Of excellent character and SOUND
ilagmeut. Judge CAMPBELL is distiu-
sai-he5 for his legal attainmoGts. lie is =
r man Catholic in religion, and was =
candidate recently for The bench of tho IN
preme Court of Penns, isania With IL
5ther members Of The Cabinet We presume
sut readers 10 be fanlili4r
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17

TnG Dubuque Express SAYS, IN spsakins
p inc Cabinet, This cleaning out ot Oh
political and half animated carcases. whl
have been lattening upon the spells Of oi
iice Ter years, will no doub, produce sal
atary influence upon the treasury and Ill
government" Hoa2 By the sibstitl
lion ofthe oll political backs, YIN. L. II
ley and Caleb Gushing? Who Of The LAT
Cabinet has "lauehed upon the spoils Of VI
fee" more than the man aho bad hi
breeches patched, or The ore who wrot
the letter recommeudalory of himself?
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

We make the following extracts from TUG
photographic reports Of the news received "
The more recent arrivals OF the Auanus
lsteamers:--
An attempt was made al Vienna on ine
10Th 70 assassinate the Emperor by STAB
bipg him aith poignard. The assassin
Ils a Hungarian tailor and was arrested
The Emperor was but slightly lnJarsd.
LIVERPOOL MARKET --GRAiN IN y" =
lis lit. Wheat Id III lower. Flour %
lower. Corn to arrive I'd down. On spal
| doll and unchanged.
DnttluI ranors prevail Of contemp'a
ted rolstions between England and France
As counlerpased 10 Northern powers
R1de,ski proclaims coatisca'i n OF property
81 suspected persons. Frontiers L'noafas
are closely blockaled Ma2ziul VAS seer
on the frontier bat nat captured. b. Lafilie
Aad also escaped. Former distributing
money 10 dis silected Milan gates aie
still closed, and troops arriving. NhIskea
aud siugio. forbidden. Two 70 re hung
ana il is thought some ilungartans were
privately shot in the castle. Milan sea.
fenced pay $4,000 norins every Wednes.
day. City quiet. Some arrests nave
been made nj GeBoa.
The London Advertiser says extensive
conspiracies have been discovered ~ hun.
cary, and the country very unsettled
Austria ordered 5000 Swiss 10 leave
I.ombards in II hours.
lIpstiiIfies resumed between the lurks
and u 9nlegfigans, but net IS reported DC
tween Turkey and Aastrli. Austrian
Mission to Cons;antnople unsuccessful.
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II. MrDARy, brother of the no,oriou

Ii. MEDARY, a brother Of the notoriou
Ssm Medary, Of Ohio, and clerk Of The
Legislature Of that State, recently, while
he House was in session, deliberately
"a!ked up TO member from whom Ia
conceived be had received an eaense an,
shocked him down with club. liz wa
immediately expelled from that Locofoc
BODY, BY vote Of 81 10 IL, and then place
under arrest. lie should be sent to th
Peuiientiary.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17

HERE are some persons who have 81
idea that the prospects Of this city viii MOI
justify the prices asked for lots. Twenty
ears ago the Indians held their council,
on the ground now occupied b. The city d
Chicago. Last week two lots were sold In
-ha, city for The respective prices Of Sl2, ),
900 and 81 600, The week previous
four lois near The depot were purchased tpr
So, GOO each.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17
GAZETTE SUPPLEMENT In lieu of tn,

GAZETTE SUPPLEMENT In lieu of tn
supplement with which We have accom-
panied the Gazette since The lengthy gov
efnment advertisements has filed orr Cd.
umns, We seud our subscribers this week 4
eapy of Mr. C5rey's new psper and request
them 10 subscribe for it. IS The price i
merely nomipal. City subscribers 70 thc
Q zetie. b. an arrangement made With
Mr. Carey, we're served with his paPer
gratis % Tuesday last.
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A s,Alsr,.

II'HE subscriber proposes 10 publish, in cen
| Heeii5n with his RfahRe room, small.
Sam .N5HAlg Jon ma. 10 be called Tie Dae-
export Bet,'' llmit9 .ttieYdeer, taaspaartf u
pelies and devoted 10 general nrtrf, the Yauroce.
In9eatat gs mia3i AM a adsartIs ~ sai abe ~
| is columns
The slleen win be published one year, and a. much
longer as circumstances may dictate; also VIII is
size be enlarged soon as its patronage viii war
rant.
The FIRST No. will be issued on the 18Th inst. AMI
after on the and 18Th eaeh and every month,
OF our fir number she'll Issue i2uD copies, and
OF zach succeeding Mo- not less than Ou copies each
which viii be thoroughly Distributed IN City ard
surroun ting country, which wifl make 1t good me
dunn through when 20 advertise.
BUSINESS CARDS aud other advertising respect
tully solicited.
ag~aFFICE at he Reading Rom.
r. DE WITT CAREY.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that there is now on NE y
The Office OF The Country Judge OF scott
county, I5wa, an Application Tor an order o.
said Court TO sell the real es'a'e Of l.bediat
Grown, late OF said county, ter The payment q
The debts Of said estate ,rc,r
Mch.,,th 1859. Administrator
oa 3N.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17
luz STATE N Iowa,
Scot County.

n Tie D sfrir' Eonff O Saiu I5uHI1
TO RALPH Il. DESEpiCT:
CIR:-You are hereby notified that thete II
- now "a alc in tie Office II III CtarS OF ih'
District Court In said county; petilien o. Janies
rhuringioa, claiming Of you tue Nl.e " ne ~,
loving tract e land, situated ~ satd e2uial T.
state. % Wit: The south wesf fa"iseF W ~. ~
south east quarter section No. IVY ~, -
to,ynship eiabty. so, range one, /, easi 81 The
iii rrincipal meridian, for thar sa8 petitioner
purchased SAID land ii the sale thereof, On me
3Ist day Of MAY, A D 1852, for l3e dcl'hfneh'
taNes due thereon Tor the year ls3i, = w't: sN-
ty.fve cents; aud that unless YOU apprpr an
answer thereto on or before The first LAY OF M
next term thereof, on the 9th day Of MAY mex,
Judgment viii be ferdered against yan thefeoh'
md all yoar title and interes ii said land loreE
II f4teelosed JAMES THORlNGT3N,
March l.th. 1888 4w Illniiii
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17

In connection with Clark's Co1nterleil
Detector will be issued the present mont
"a Moneytype, containing fac simi!es Of Que
thousand coins and Illustrations Of over
seventy five counterfeits and altered notes
The De,ector is issued at 81 90 per yesr-
the Moneytype is furnished TO subscriber.
gratultously.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17
THE WEATHER.

Three days within the past week were
eold, hu, pleasant--,he halancc were mild
er aud cloudy. Cor table shows con
siderable depression Of tho mercury com
pared with The ssmc dates lac two proceed
ing ,ears:--
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17

An article descriptive Of the death bed
IF EDGAR 4. Poe says, she was passing
away from a world not worthy Of him.
Poe was undoubtedly a man Of genius, but
he prostitnted j, TO a bsutalzing passion
that united him for earth itself.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17

Rsitgo.D RrcoRD, o. Journal Of Con-
mercc, Baking. Naajactories and Sta.
istics.-l'his is the title Of a large sizec
laar'o paper Just issued from the Ciacin
nati press a, $500 per annnm. By L. d
Mansfield, ED. From Dir. NJ. known
ility as a writer and ready compiler o
statistics. snd from his identity with the
West and it, interests, We max haPe for q
p.aer that viii much better supply thf
wants Of western people than either d lhe
several Railroad ianrnels now 50 nlmef.
ausly circulated here.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17

S Ms OF TEMPERAscE.-Qlite n revival.
Claire in this county among the Sons Of
Temperance. Al Their last me citing nine
teen were indicted intothe Order and cigh
teen more were proposed 70 he received al
their meeting this week. Though we art
not Nth you We arc for you, SO friends
roll on the ball.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17

p, NAVIGATION OPES.-On Friday last the
steamers New ST. Paul and Regulator, the
first boats Of the season, arrived here. We
are indebted 10 them for late ST. Louis pa.
pers. Navigation il now fairly open and
though some ice has teen formed during
the cold nights Of the past week, boats are
beginning TO arrive and depart daily.
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iIlE SrATE or io~Ai
Scott ('nnatn.

la the District Court for said County:
70 lie unh nown owner or owners Of Lot No
Gac, !, IN Block No twenty four, ~, IA Tho
CITY Of Davenport.
q IR :-Yon are hereby notified thai there
- now IN file IN the Office OF the C5erh Oh ne
District Couttin saii county; petition OF jam
fhofinaton. elaimingat you the tile - Lot Ne.
one. /. In block No. tseaty- -four, 81, in lie ct5
Of Davenport. in sail county ami state, ior that
tsaiI plaintiff pnreh sed said ioi Al the tax sale
thereof ~ the delinquent taxes due thereon iof
theyear D 1851, 70 wit: One de!lar aud tweh,
| II cents. IN he sale thereof, on the 3st day o.
| Nar, 1852, and that unl 81 you appear and an-
swer thereo, on OF before the first day Of tie ncd
| term the esf, onihe i6th day Of My !. 1893,
Judgment viii be rendered agains, you thereon,
md all Your claim and tie 10 said lot forever
barred and trrciasei
JAMES TlloRINGT0N, Plaintiff.
March 18th, 1853. - 4g
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Rev. BAKER BRoeN-We have received
two and half sheets Of manuscript from
this Rev. gentleman, in excuIpaion Of 4
series Of charges preferred against him b.
the Trustees Of the Methodist Church al
Musca,ine, and repubished by request in
the Gazette. We suggest to him The priu-
ting Of his Justification in the Jou nal Of
Muscatinr, in which paper the charge orig,
mated aud where the Trustees would have
the better opportunity ofcanyasspg them
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17

oder DEMocasT."-We understand
that our neighbor Of the German paper
has al length discovered that there is NJ
Democracy in The self-styed ..Democra,icr
party, and bas accordlHeIy run up the Free
Soil fog A little more Insight into polni.
cal principles, friend Galich, aud we viii.
welcome you into the Wing party.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17

LYONS WESTERN RAlLRoAp--This new scheme
appears 10 be taking like w.ld-tire among oul
northern neighbors. At Mascatine. Iowa City.
Upton, Sc, regular jitrore is springing up u
lis behalf. and We should not be surprised II,
with the exception OF Davenport, the remaining
part OF the Rams Horn, should be abandoned =
The new route certainly possesses superior adj
vantages in the matter OF distance, and the VIZ
or With which lis friends have entered upon lh'
work OF putting it through oilers iavosaois
omen Of final success We are also led to be-
taiisis " ho have both the viii and the meanst L
carry out the improvement. Ii So. good bye
Dayenpor. md Dubuque .--Bui. Telegraph.
We must confess that Little Red i!
too deep for Us ia the above. He has heeI
absent. bl, has he been asleep! Diteh
per, has never had anything to % Wit
what be is pleased 10 term the "Rlm
Horn. Railroad, further than having lnJa
diciausly been included in he same BILL
II he .'read The papers. h. wuald ascertain
that there is COMPANY nnw organized
composed O, men who "neycr say die, iot
At.G Ift.FifssSG III CtUSti ies'''S
from Davenport to Coaacil Boils. aud ihai
hey aro vigorously prosecuting the sur
gey. In The same connection we wouid
a.orm him thai there is also Il R,iiroad 2
progress e construction hence 10 Chicas
The Humboldt, al New York. brought on
IRE chit 40 tons measurement OF rich and vaia-
abe continental manufactures THIS Is the iars-
est cargo ever brought IRON Fiavfe b steam, rs
value neiag estimated al between ire ana ts'tt
N iHis ~ If doiers!,-D Dubuque E1pfess.
As Mrs. Pariington says, II makes cur
george rise''la see such paragraphs Is this
para,Ied, as with show OF exutallon, III
aur Lacosoco exchanges. II was lesson
", carly imbibed, never 10 depend upon
others for anything we could perform our
sell; hence our rePugnance to sending
) broad lor manufactures when our needy
fellow citizens are Iangnisbine ier the bread
their production At home would have en-
abled them 10 obi4ia,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-17

THE KSrcKRacKER MactzrSE.--We
find the March number q this popular ne.
fiadica1 On our table Besides it, ''editor'
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