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EREscH HATS AZ sTrvrNss .,e~oom, Brown. Hotel.
IT Dec 1s-A<sodh
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No aVeeahly tn the
~. Geners dated 3l December 1881
lo~ne mode Of conveyance, viz
- for the annual sum OF ------ dollars
p,t.d signed.
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n EMOfR1, ysprnaI, s,sd Csrrs.po.A..ee Of Thss'
Jan ii = ~ rRANcK TAYLOR
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lEMOCRATrC Review june, sa with r,,..--yy..
y ~ Pierce, this day received. Price os cents,
TRtsoE rAYoLR.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Posr OFKIoE DErAKrAKI
Jan 4-2Awtfebl0
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Oak Timber.
l73 pieces, each 30 feet long hewed timber, - by I.
40 pieces each 20 feet long, hewed aud sawed by 10
3l3 pieces, each IL feet long, hewed sawed by 10
50 pieces each IA feet long, hewed or sawed by 10
800 piles ~ feet IA the end lWheher
sawed will be stated in the proposal }
Cucumber black hewed sawed be stated
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Constitutional Law.

Some young Blackstone, ever the sigma
ture Of .cuizcn" in the Iawa Star Of the
18th inst. occupies abou; three columns Of
that paper to prove that the lase usra roca
Railroad vote in Polk county was legal.
We should judge BY some Of the awful
strides made by Citizen" in bis communi-
cation. that the whole responsibility Of that
vote was upon his shoulders. and that he
had dictated the Course to the County Judge
before the question was submitted; ofcourse
the County Judge would not review and I'm
dertake to bolster N his own decisions and
opinions. |, vii! not do Mr.. Citizen
your bonds under ths, vote would ~. sell
Tor two cents on the dollar.
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nFrascrintian.n


The New York Herald. whlom shall fsl-
low well met" with our Democratic breih-
rem, eince i,e determination not to support
the Pres taent in his detection, hiss become
quite obnoxious TO the Administration party,
Swee:er than honey in their professions q
esteem. 50 long as Bennett upheld the A.
sniuis,ration, they have become bitserer tasH
gail since he has refused u supper, the .g-
2ar course Of the Frtsidln. a fgoscYtf-
tvs spirit animstes the leaders OF the De--
ocr6.ic party. that invests with angelic form
aii WI, favor, while il tistorts into denaa
shape al that opposes, is peculiar tene's
James Gordon Bennett 6 an advocate q
Frank Pierce, end co-worter with t.e
London Times in securing his eless'en, was
friend, brother; an associate, a.e 81 VI.
wiser Of Democratic leaders; but no sooner
does he avow himself independent Of the
iauble-aeslng Of the same man as Pes
dent. than Ne becomes the target for every
Democratic pop-gan in the country
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
For tAs Gazette
THE SUMMER
az MEs. rs,ry ossrRr DE asrArIFf.

The summer the summer Is passing away,
TAt sungaird hts tna Is his Last rhcttsis Ea.'
Ine n ids .ro deserted, the trees loolieg bare,
The reaper alone seems boaht, Il share.
The summer The sumacf' 1t sesIns bui day
sihee lately We tfoI esef her lawn looansga.
Their her skies were 50 hfghtefef beee! aud blue.
They seemed wl..le VIC sa4ed torc,cd tfon our
slCa
The summer. The SUMMER how gayiy she bponct
WITH beauties so varied that now are eutambHd;
The bright CLASSY lax looking peaceful and aniei'
Tie erenars solt whispering viii hone! lee i rot
The summcf, the summer. oh. Why has she ho"h
And left u to muse ION, 50 sIdi. aloHe'
She has t4ken naeh beautiful ohiset 70 see
Tie bu;tafls fitting from bowar to tree'
Tho summer tn sammsr fsfsaen oh, fsFewSN
To flower Of beaGts. to III ghi .Hp end bsil--
10 evenings ssee. rambling taro' a aati grassy
glad,
lo al euee existing thai COW II deca!ed
DAVENPORT, OCT ii, n -
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CITY OF DAVENPORT;
fHU1snAy MORNING, ocroasa p, 1858
The pcnnS MA,asisc.

Inc pcnny mAeaaGsc
Eli Adams, the publisher of,he reprint Of
this standard English periodical, We are hap.
~ % state. has Fixed upon Davcn port az his
future residence and the point i7om which
this useful work will hereafter cmanate,--
We are always pleased to chronicle any evil
dence Of growing interest awakened in
regard to our beautiful and thriving young
city and we esteem the fact of Davenport
becoming the focus from which so instruct
i've and wide spread work d.yergea - an
important feature in cur prosperity. Net
only will its publication here give employ
men. to the book-binaer, the paper maker
and the female laborer, hu, the imprint and
the fact Of the publisher having his office
at this place. will make cur name known
abroad and have tendency to draw people
% this hourishing young city. and when once
they shall have visited US and observed cur
unparalleled beauties and une3ua.ed re-
sources, we have the faith to believe, that
unless the ties tina, bind them 70 other To-
calitics are of the adamant.ne order, they
will make this Il cir future residence ana So.
sist to build Us up 10 ihs, posiiioa which We
will one day cccuPy among tie cities Of the
West
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N-vs-.--ssY carrgosyrA-There are

NEWSPAPERS ~ CALIFORNIA. There are
published in California, szys the Iarysvilte
E-gress. ,hirty-ef ght newspapers, twelve q
which are daily, one tii-week!y, TWO sem
weekly, and the balance are weekly. SIX
teen 81 these ere printed in San Francisco,
four in Sacrament, two in Maryss!l!a, tvs
in Stockton. and two in Placerville. Thret
are printed in foreign languages, ard twt
devoted to Two different languages. Among
them four are called Journals, eight OF them
Hers.ds, and two Republicans. iot4lweek-
" circulation, l6as coo.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

After one or tao months of the most de-
lghtful weather, there came a"charge ever
the spirit Of its dream" yesta-aay afternoon
and breeze sprung up that brought the
multi-coIored leaves of the forest trees in
profusion to the ground, To-day II is cool.
cloudy and windy We rau-t b.d aG1su t.
the melancholy days" Of Iad,an summer
and prepare ourselves for those cold nar'-
~esters in reserve tor the deazcns Of this
portion OF the great globe
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HaslrSad vcte II c,il:on.

We learn from citizen OF Clinton ;hat 8.
the election in that county On Monday, 18th
INST, upon the question whether Clinton
county would take stock II the Lyons Rail-
road Company, the people Of that county
refused 10 vote the stock.
OF course we cannot explain this vote,
As We do not pretend 10 know the sentiment
of old Clinton; yeti shows To way "str2ws
blow"
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City OF Cairo

The last .Jo1lssho~o Ga-srs says: ave
understand that sales are progressing very
sa.is factorily 10 the owners it Cairo. 4
console. bic number Of lots have alreatv
been disposed of. some Q. theul b cur
prominen, citizens, and the prospects are
encouraging for the sale Of large number
shortly, al good prices. Arrang eneuts
are also making by several persons for the
erection OF buildings. and things are already
presenting an altered appearance in what
is to be tie city OF Southern I..!aos"
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But don't iet such nincompooPs as this
Leland. wearing the collar OF whiggery un-
der his crsvat, go shout the State, getting
up his meetings" and denouncing demo-
crstic public men. in the hypoertieal ph7a-
ses of temperance champion. Il We he4r
any more Gift, we shall touch NJ Mr L4iand
III way that won't suit his digestion -
Though IN ghty small game we will jas
tread on him, that his masters may w tness
his squiraing --'fi.sca'iae Enqp.rer.
Il seems that a man can't lecture on
Temperance nowadays, but tia, he 81
once becomes associated with Nh-seFg
NOR paper became Temperance organ,
bu, tina, i, immediately afEiliates with Wings.
I, only proves the difference between the
aarties-as who would ever think OF assa-
eating Temperance with the Democratic
party!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
GETTING AHEAD OF "A Bau.na

GETTING AHEAD oE A MoaaRr,
A friend Of ours from across N.
related . US tn following an.cl,ts a'9fs,
actual occurrence IN oriental clsme' ah
possesses depth Of thought and lrr.}. 1t
ol wit too good to b. lost ''''less
A priest, learned in the lore ~ ~.
md modern literature, had openea ",VieAt
Tor pubic instructions, and sirnra 0oiils
upon bis door, Professor ol Ungersal t,'n'se,'
edge. '"i.
The king, in passing one day. obsor,.a
the notice, and walking in, inquired IA.
Was meant by Universal knowledge III" Tt
priest answered, OF course, il was - ae
know edge Of all things possible. Tbs s'e
sNer not exactly su'tlng The king, be n.
solved to test the capabilities Of the p,,.
iessOr.
IL says he, you profess uaiyc..,,
oWledgc then you will b. abl. d an..a.
three questions, which | shall prono.n :, :,
you. They are us follows, and y5u r,,'
answer them hy tomorrow at III ! TN
YOUR head vi! BE- struck from y,,ir sit.,r'5'.
FIRST, tell me how many Ulskets q, ',, ~,
there are in yoader mountain. secau55@
inform me how much lae King i w~ts
Thirdly. tell me exactly what ,ae KIN, !.
thinking about at the time
This was a different turn of atf,jr, gra,
what the Professor expected, aud he IL.
4orclj perplexed. He went at anee +, H.
study, resolved to do his utmost t. e,mgl.
! with such an unheurd Of ana to hjn IL
reasonable request. Books were spaI,Ea4
from his shelves; manuscripts were carepj.s
examined; calculations made. and all fl.
available means pat IN requls!tian II .oy.
these questions, on which depended HI, Ii5a
So few hours Il accomplish muea-l ts
the price Of failure, tag aher with 4 4 III
20 cst blsh his u YGtu3I5a, au Nfsug, Is.
On h r mental anu phys { ! I am l. ,uh \
d gree that h VS. son n d Y#s * H..
im.nt. IL hat 4lMgst buried as "A ri,
b looks scraps OF paper wti .E as5
gas covered tbs t.bie, ana - .t.#
~ thu ll4o - tn suit N II aa4et. ,lss
Sill more intensE greN the cNe.tsia +, !
hr thought, figured and read, va i the a.e
spration stood IL large drops aa9a BIS =.
haad, and rolled dlWa his t.ue. II a..
fg.ag towards dos +ta--..s s. So ~ Il N
frgEbied with nervous - taj,5a. IS MS
servant entered the room, ana a.4.uat a
the Wild and excited faak ~ III. m...a-.
ragerly enQured the cause. lIga5,yl.a.
atgd bat had happenea--'h as M ).
as, II lnagfal penalty sela. d u.
7, Il fattta Rg Of lis aas'e 5 gu...3s.
sha sefvsut y cOolly replied;
- taat g Il the trouble! Lcaga th mater
~ T1e--f II answer fur yeu.'
htter some conversation il vas p-o2s
by the servant + adopt his m4.tsr's la5t
a n#tt the king 1T tic appointed hg..
This 3t1er was sEaliy 4@e.l aa u BY 'Ha
7 4, v!t.. Il SPEAK Tie trgsb. III ug#f
m D. e u. lis oNn IA ~ thn hiss wants
as3 "A Chat III .H4 at. II Iu as u, p
;, /, II servant ia u kHasa#ats +! lisa
he Aas re- ) u al.swssh, "a i rs.
r. il Il, tier, saia tic Hre, II 8 mtF
Tx : ul e4ssb are Ii dra u,.a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

Javr!l s Edwards extensive printing OF
fees IL Clandos street, London, were Eeei-
deutaiiy harmed down on Friday nislt. sota
ut. A The tine Of the CONGREGATION, the
FIRMS Of the following newspapers were
being printed Leader, Lancet, Britannia,
C.ta5itc S.4nl4sl, Curt J urnal. British
/ any Despatch, and United Service Gazatse
--i. Q. yli.h we're destroyed.
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EXPRESS Can BuEsr.-On Mondav n light

EXPRESS Can BUEsr-On Monday light
Of last week the through baggage and e.
press and mail eat on the Cleveland and
Cincinnati Railroad caught fire sram the
sparks and was consumed. A large guam.
;ity OF baggage was burned and the Express
Company lost $4,000 worth " jewelry
which lies all melted together, and a. $500
package OF money, 1ith much ether express
matter.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

The Pinnacle Farm, $500 acres in cx-
tent, advertised for sale in this paper BIZ
Messrs- Cook & Sargent, has been sold by
them to q couple Of wealthy sfock-rat5ers of
Kentucky. who intend using !. themselves
for stock farms.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

A Tows DEsTRoYED.-The hoarishlng
mining town Of Kelsey's Digging, E.dorldo
county, Cal, was recently entirely destroy
ed By fire, with the exception Of one house
Loss froin $50, 600 to sac 600.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

BEAT THIS BEET--lF you cAs.-Hr. r.
h. FIuKE has left al our otIice q beet 81 4
inches in circumference. Gan this beet be
beaten!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

There is a girl in Troy. N, y Of nn,ireg
parcntage, whose face is almost ahoat
covered with hair of dark color, ana wv
two inches lang.-Nartord T.m%. s,,to
PERHAPS she is Bourbon. j. she "0'
the crom7l?
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WAn NEWS.
WAsAlsoToS, Oct. Is,

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is.
Reported despatch u tbs State Depart
r,ent from London and Paris caniigiAed the
last war-ike 7umors OF war in Europe, ard
that rhe British Cabinet had decided to sus-
tain Turkey.
Collector Bronson has published his
repiy 10 Secretary Guthrie. He refuses to
resign.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

An important case il being heard before
arbitrutors in Philadelphia, in which Amos
Kendall and associates, are charged with
the improper and secret appropriation 70
their own USE, Of some s5Jo 900 q! lgaGs b.
longing to the Washington and New Or
leans Telegraph Company.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

LAMARTlNE is living in Paris, nnai' LIZ
beneath the shade OF the mperla1 .a7 M
wing, the life of literary case, elesina,' Al :
labor that he should never have quiz he
lis Eastern Pacha!ick, near S.''y' S,1,.n,
magnificent gift Of his friend, Inc 90. and
which h. 'iaithlully promised 70 e. .rnn
personally and permanently OCCUPY 90 has
az he could be spared from France by BY
been finally ana utterly abafia''''
him.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

ALTERNATING PRGsiDENT--.It ~ said
that the President "aiternltcs" every Sab
bath between the different Church,s in
Washington. There is nothing strange in
this. 1t - part Of his plan to "harm1ai2,"
the patty, He has "alternatcd" in every
thing, since he came into Office. First, he
appoints a union Democrat and then a
Free S7j|or To Office In the forenoon he
s tyr tb@ Pacific Railroad, in the alter
hg II against it. One daf he offers tn
F.yHsA VI aa.JH ~ G Hara. D. ha next
~ay I, Gen, SIN b,dy else. And SO h.
gt.s. | ha did not Alternate between the
tmrghrs bis course would be inconsistent
II has fairly earned the name Of aItcrn4-
urg sc~5drnt-G raaH &fgt IFtiy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

Mr. Fluent, Of Lancaster, Pa, Whose
Hifc was killed on the New Haven railroad,
a Norfolk, last spring, has been paid Slo,-
600 BY the company .-ErcAange.
The press does at ng N publishing such
items. 1t VIII have everybody t-k.ng the.i
wives j4uuts On Railroads.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

To pass along ihe upper &c Of Second
street, between Rock Istand and Brady 49,.
ia TIE walking up aud daan ats.rs. Ous
corporation Should have at least tb4t par.
tim o.! the city Hggtrd ii? with g1s--.a the
absence al any Othsr action. Ne ha. de-
termncd, that if we break cur aeca there,
"o viii lmnaaat".y institute acton 81 4.nst
The city.
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Cd arr, reliable information on the subject;
enc who, with regard - statistics, has NJ
superior IL the Union. He has no interest
in Davenport, owns not a foo OF land in the
State, bat wha. he says is dictated BY his
desire % sec his beloved country sfanned
hy 81 iron highway along the most feasible
route, ard eu-a he considers the trace cross
;ng re Niss;asiPP at this po.a':
FUIIar., Oct. Is, 1853
Dess Sir
have recently furnished the
newspapers with several communications
respecting the contemplated iron highway
from the valley of the Mississippi to San
Francisco, and have labored 10 do justice
10 each Of tie numerous routes recoA,mend-
ed as the ulost eligible trace fer the projected
thoransh tare.
In NY opinion, after careful review Of
the whole suhja the Platte valley trace
presents OF all the routes suggested, the
most az liable line. TIE extreme northern,
or Siberian trace, is in ny judgment wholly
| impracticable.
Beyond the Rocky Mountains. on the
line new being Travelled by Governor Stevens,
the rugged character Of the country will eS-
hiht formidable obstacles 10 the cons,ruc-
tion Of a railroad on the line mentioned,
All the remaining routes viii be found
yss,ly more favorable, 50 far as the topor-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

Blue RgsE.--Th" hDrticulturists of Par
il, says correspondent ol the r. York En-
press. have succeeded by artificial crossings
~ obtaining natural rose Of blue color,
which is the fourth color obtained by urtif-
cial means, that and the yellow o, lea rose.
the black or purple rose, and striped rose,
being all inventions, and the result Of skill
lul, scientific gardening.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

The Canal Loan Of sl,80oo90 hiss
been paid up BY the Trustees, and the
Illinois and Michigan Canal il nov the
nneneumbeged property Of tho former
State.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

EpI-cRIAL CoAyLs-Ios The editors OF
the State OF Illinois have resolved to hold d
Convention. We urged this subject fire.
qnently upon our brethren Of Iowalast win.
ter, bn; could not awaken a. interest upon
the subject, - concluded To let the isatcrn.-
~ continue behind tie times, az they chose
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

The Baton R ugs Advocate notices the
death BY deIir,r, trsaaeas Of a little by 81
i've wears 9TH, SIN or an abandoned woman
of that place.
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TFHaBLE tCcIDE>1-M.sY l. YES PRoa.rLi LOST.
Yesterday @teE4anM ahuai O'rlutk r. Number nI
NDrGiaea gtTt t Yor& on HE Oh ,stT'r Sacramento
i-ar tha Hr b0.H t'"Tlfg IL 10 pieces tie upper pan
nl t.Ig 5aI UrvDg WHI, MAS ia ni-5u- tant45loL.
Tell Gown IN Tremendous crash, Pa gong tatD the
rN@T ON the boiler deck ut thg bout uudar the ra /,
were batHh children, eHgag "a tE pck ing etiI
aHd pGEer. Of tGf wrecked boat SpIn# az them wee
tk"u from iAa wreck. Will. IL Is thought others are
"auatt Ia" lte u Rubbish. AZ q i.ts hour last night
ID Hs ta9 tEnt utst some seven itvrs were lost Two
lraWE f. rsVUs. m0Jk uor on the n,t. missing.
T ruh ca }r HHy= gtrn drea ned, NJ Oh itenaI
3uag.f l- ',fsd Tanheg Of rarut mothers ard
fl,"rs Ou The ground, III -c,feh of tnlir tIl-
sir ans fiaHas MO c"uli not usreftatu The name
otUt2 Of the parties supposed TO he lost. The tlt
ttt' rEp' 10 s,stt tanned before to-day. Gin, Gus
ere, u I5t5.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

The New York HsrG2 Prcgnos;ic1tos th.'
the TAI U Of Simeon Diaper, broker Of y.
York, il fyreshalowing Of an approaching
general crash, IN financial affairs. similar t
that Of 1897, which vas in ike manner pro-
cecded 0y tie explosion Or the Mes.rs. Jo-
seYlls,b ankers aad boxers Of that city.
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Arrival cf the Asia.
Conflicting Reports,
War still, vary Probable
New ~, Oct. 10.

dav Tor the y. States, ae Gaitai HeU 'i9s
signed the declaration Of war. The gfand
council had voted Tor war, such i u least
imagined + Be tie casc, Tor we have not as
vet any reliable Information. The Paris
correspondent, OF the Times of Friday even
mo, says ii has received confirmation q the
report that the Sultan had declared war
~ 4iast Russia.
Gin the a5th af Sept. a PRS carffsfon-
dent 81 tie L ,ndon Morning 2 81. says dis
batch from Vienna states th.t tas Sultan
had fixed weeks in wh;th Ru q shall
eyasuate the Prinelfat.tas
Il .ny rumors were currant--all doubtful
Gen. Caeeverl viii g with 10000 troops
to Carst4atinope.
Tie French and English viii occupy tn
nas,s OF tie Basthasus and the NIB ned
iie0fs will reach Canstl.'tnaPie on The 'ta
Its authenticity stated tht TIA 6lar q
olmutz declared his strong wish Tor peace.
Nothing is really known With certainty.
The Bank OF France raised The rate Of
ln..rest Ii 4 Hui cent; tin Bunk !. Prussia
10 per cen; the d nix 4 " .rSl~ = ..
NJ. S9ule had arrived On the 10Th at
u did,
TIE ship Anne Jane IL Qaahee with 4
valuable easg1 and 400 n.s yer wrecked
on the alta oil IIebriaes aud 400 persons
pe-ishcd.
TIE P4..s Patru c3n:-a5iets somi.atlieiat-
+ tat ii suGan hid ssaed tn aecia a
ton Of var. The Cauuell mere tg resolved
tn. no csnresst 9ns could b. made ard Prep
ar4tions far war must BE- carried en- WIKI
iacrs ased energy.
The ga i III i c0Em TT grEat raFt-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

The first number OF tie Northern Dali
Tins, was received in thi. country by the
Arabia. tits the only daily newspaper pub
lishcd 10 Liverpool, a city Of 400 oeo ah.b
.tauts.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

Uo,r5R OREGON. man Prsssal w.,
Main Street the other day ohyocr'' O,,,r n.
d little hand wagon and bound ~ n wears,
His wife and igtIr girl about -" ~ their
were a!oug with him, Juggling aT, a< w. s. his
nau.aI o'ters. A man who "'"'N nnrbt to
Uige aud lid t. such cnlam,I', T. w, ~, DIS.
b, mt in same calaboose.--A~" ''
mitch
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

THE Consrocn LopG.--Ih.. n' If min.
already Yielded over half fti', ,bs proprjr,,
era, and We learn from one o. , w., +. as g,.d
tors thai the show of continnlncrr . II they
r,', ~, MI il has ever been. Last tf'"'! "
raised 10 200 lbs Ga'rna Has'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

Darn OF " ARAs9.--The Atlantic
brought iAc meas Of the death Of this cele-
5raieG French sagant. lie was III biz Gstl
year His loss wiil create chasm in the
scientific world, that @ilI be deeply and
widely tel: in both hcI tsp o..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

A printing press hiss been iDvznttd which
tlrns ptf thirty thousand Impressions, print.
ed On both sides. IN s.agl, hoo, NJ.
Hoe haa purchased the patent and IL prapar-
I'd to Manufacture thrta.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

NJ. TnzrLsag. Chief Ergia e. Of ".
Ba-.ingt N and Missouri River 4 li4't'''s :,
uraea II this city the latter Faft u "a "a
week, bringing wtth him h.s ia|''y, w. ~
wili tax uP his permanent Tes.Geht'. "' .,.G
Us. 1T least until the completion Of 1n1 I'm h.
We lpdars and that immediate step7 w b..
Il. /. n to puttae work under cuntFat''---"~
In ,t0n On.