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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
Aprll 27th, 1853.
,as,Lsta1,u AL, ass.slss.

AMES BNRGF, Tobaeconisi, las nov y.
- hand and for sale first rate assor'men y, ",
ported and domestic Cigars, PIPES, oU'''
snuff boxes, sc. ..1,,.
Also fine cul chewing, smoking, aud nae o a1;sd
co, by wholesale or retail. Merchants SWAN Win
al s. Louis prces. Front ST., bewet" ,a nc.
and Brady, bali square below The Terry dpp a.
Davenport, Iowa. April 2ls TO- -,
M OURAlNG Note Paper. Visiting I %I't
VI Letter Paper and Envelopes; a'so VIZ,
sealing wax: for sale at the
aprl 2S Davenport Book 90,
pESf Record Inks, black and Green p,st tor
ID bine Ink, French Ink AMI cheap iHA
Schools, for sale al
aprl 90 The Davenport BOOK 49, 49,
NEWS Print 22X32, 24X36, 28k42, colo ..,s
IN PRINT, medium and double medium, ~,
gllzed Red Labels; pager, Cards, Caro- o,o'. ali
alau Letter, Cap, Fiat Car, and f"iio o'''
qaall les OF blue and whi'e. ro
For sale BY w II HoLMEo " "a
p S. News Print Of any size iuFH'S"e" "
order.
Davenport, Arril %, 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
CANDIDATES rOgs s,.p.,

Mr.. EpIroR:-Piease announce NJ !,
BRIDGE as an Independent candidate q, ., Eli
Scott county, at the ensuing August electioa -" u
Mr.. Eldriage has been citizen OF
10 years or more, man ever active Ia ,, :! iof
interest OF the county, an ehcient officer n I'm p NY
stations where he has been frequently tti.a ose
he should be called 70 discharge lie dnty y !, Y
he viii DO Il, doaht, with satisiaction +, ~ az
lens aud credit to himself We SPEAK N. -. WIZ
ofmany, irrespective Of party, nhea W. N, 'i
Edridge for Sheriff. a. =
You VIII, therefore, please sanounes H.,
with request 10 the sEanner," ..Bre ana an se'
oc att" to rseft the above until ,lay ofeieo,;a u
the same wal DO settled for atyour office b. '"a
MANY CIIIzry
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
EXTRA SESSION OF TIE LEGISLATURE

IN liza SfsSOioS VI III.
A, the late railroad convention held ut
Fairfield, resolution was passed request
lna the Governor 10 convene an extra ses
,iaa af the legislature on the "a Monday
Ii June next Tor The purpose q enae'lng q
NV expressly authorizing the COUNTIES "
his State 10 subscribe stock 10 railroad en-
.efprises.
THIS we are disposed TO regard ~ an tm
bort nj as we'll a. essential step towards
cafr, my OH successfully each and AL OF
lie railroad projects now contemplated 10
various paris vi The State, aud II IS hfPed
that the Governor viii nj hesitate 70 re
.pond ia,orabls to the call thus made upon
him. There is scarcely an organized coun-
~ in the State that is not interested ~ the
earliest possible enactment, oil such law
nor i there single couuty III the State, u
: believed, which docs MOI earnestly desire
immediate action in the premises Sci
being The public sentiment, We cannot bIt
III tlter ourselves III Il Gov. Hemp b9V
ever much he or others may be opposed on
general grounds to special sessions Of thf
legislature, viii cordially acqpesce IN tie
expressed will Of Tie people, and conyen,
Ilbr legislature accordingly, aud ior the par
pose specified,
Mtny ofthe counties are already prepar
I'D TO act, and ANXIOUS 70 act, because iheil
Interests demaud action but the ahsecart
Iol'all law authorizing he desired actI oP
crates ~ serious drawhsca upon tbeu
erg.es--anl without specill scssi q O.
I4he legislature, Their hest hopes ma-, b'
#Iefrred snJ themselves leIt b staHd viii
ltaotr hau4y tied. ior two sears 10 come, j
ts flr the Governor ia say whether they
shall thus he made to wait or not Ber
TT
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

Loss OF THE STEAMER lNpEPESpi'''''
NTH l40 LIVES.
We published q telesraph'c account :
few DAYS aao. Of the loss OF the steamer
independence. This morning we teee'N
cd New York papors which give Z more
full account Of the disaster.
The steamship Independence was 1851
on the 10th OF February, having run ashofs
on the shoals III Margaretia Island, an ~.
ljnhtbited island upon the eoast OF Lower
California. where she took fire aud hufaee
10 Tie waters edge. Five hundred pus.
sanuers were on board, all IT whom icaPed
Iipto The water and tried 70 swim ashore, oil
whom IL least Ito were lost.
Alter striking the Independence haekea
fl, hut finding s feet oil water Ia her hold.
Captain Simpson ordered The pilot to run
heron tho beach n, a spot 800 yards ffn'n
land. There the ship took ire, ifom the
intense heat OF the furnace, the names
spreading rapidly, and creating the most
irightsuI CONSERVATION among the Passen-
GERS. A very heavy surf was running,
and all the boats of the steamer were
swamped ia trying to make the tifst Trip
ashore. Ia add 10 the horrors VI the scene,
tue fire reached the powder magazlhe'
which exploded, with terrible force. shutter
jue the steamers stern to pieces, and seat
term. the fragments IN every direction
MANY OF the passengers were blown th'e
the sea, and others jumped IN. ana were
immediately carried out 10 sea By the strong
current thai was sweeping from the shore
Those who succeeded III reaching the shore
we're unable To render any assistance T.
those struggling 10 the water, AMI were 2
bliged ,oremain passive spectators 81 great
numbers OF men. women and children per
ishing hy fire aud in the sea.
The ship linaiy swung round broad-ide
TO the beach. when her coal also took lire,
aud she was totally destroyed.
The passengers who were saved, 'onnd
themselves an an uninh ,hiicd Island With
iii water. where they were compelled rs
far fifiy.-iX hours, il a state oil IN
tense suffering,
Finally, BY firing a cannon, they were
enabled u attract the attention ot some
whaling vessels lying IN Magaalene Baf, o
few miles of. who came - their assistance
wilh provisions. and finally took them oti.
LATER The Ncw York Express learns,
from the agents Of the steamer in that city.
that the whole number ct passengers oa
beard. ut Tie time 1t the disaster was '2i.
inclusive III children, and not 500, as re.
ported by the telegraph.
TIE Agent further states. another lmenr
tant fact, nsmoiy there ,ras no pomlcr
magazine on bogrdH Independence. The
explosion that took place, therefore, was
uot gaupowder, il is thought.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

IhE DfLoMA Of The Mass Institute au..,
to Flyers Cherry Peetoyat By Proy. W' '@ued
when Chairman OF their Committee on y Ata
leee in this city. Vi
It's SCI with ne media ion awarts Of the Ar.
great institutes OF AT IN this country: an5 Aka
the Gold Medal Of the Medical Iastilfta !, sso
les. Surely this discovery has rcesi,a q Va :,
bonors OF the great, as well az Tie ofa.;,'.i D.
The humble i cures ~ Mik Sal. Go,trIsr VI
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

TuE NATIONAL tNrELLtsrScER --iaare
sas debate recently 10 The Senate on a
proposition topabiish tie speeches Of Seus-
tors in the National istfitjgeBcer as well
as in lAa Globe and i5nioa. The dis"ls-
sian produced tee following compliment t.
the Tafeii.geHeer. anj .tha subsequent ht
Il Tie Sepator from CalIiernla. from thr
tian. Mr. Boiler u :. Caroline:
Tho lnteiiigeueer,s said NJ. Batter,
'.is tna tisst piper | eser stw--the fast
HAT ever brought tsum the Pet atHee
mare thsa forty ycars ago. ! remsmarr,
in 1867, residing the edtaria's 81 the Ir-
telligencaf. by was Of learning to read;
lud IN lsl2'l3, was stirred by tho pc
rasai al i Is columns, never see that Pr
per without H. being associated 10 mH
mind WITH former ana better times"
NJ Weller Gu hjs seal) That WAS be
5re ! Yves born,
Ar Bstar. Yes sir; and thiak We
had better ljmcs then thpH now siuce yDu
wero born. haHghroEl
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

Those who desire to be covered from tht
storm will please call on tiessrs. Cotes !
Davis See Adv.
We would not be surprised il the quail
Is or Stock owned b. Mr.. Alrord woulC
sell weIl--See Adv.
Some men We Vot Of needs jus, such
books as are offered FOR sale by Mr.
Holmes. See his advertisement in to
days paper.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

PRINrERs INK III vas Bafnum, we lie
iieye. who wrote an article eulegistlc d
Printers Ink, and 90 one that We wot Of,
is better acquainted with, or mare indebted
10 that sTticle, than the aforesaid energetic
gentleman. Such is its Importance and
The extent 10 WHICH il is used that sc have
upon or table newspaper appropriateIy
called the "Iak Fountain" published IL
Philadelphia, and especially devoted, A. n
name implies, for the purpose OF disscnin
atiug correct knowledge with regard to the
manufacture, uses, etc, ri Printers ink
N as the editor has it, "iar tho purpose #
throwing light upon very dark subject
Printers lax
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05


STEAMBOAT E&rL,sraN.--ihc steamers
Neptune aod Farmer again undertook lhc
race last night. coming from ilsueton to
G weston. Auou, eleven O'clock the
Former blew up Ijttle West Of Pelican
Island. in sight or GaIyesh n. The nnm
Der OF killed aud wounded has uui Yet been
lsccrtaincd. but il Is saia % lie about forts
The Neptune was close by when the ex
plosion taal place, sud immedi ately took at
The survivors aud same Of The killed aut
wounded. The missing and supposed to
be killed arc CAPTAIN Welsh. the c0mman
der; Thomas Pfltcharl, the clerk; Caleb
L 3tertsgn. aud WiI}iam Warner, second
engineers, and c. n. Ste4rus. The scene
of distress il Described as beartrcndinp IN
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

THE Chicago Democratic Press, saws
The express train Of the Southern Mlchi
gan Railroad, on Thursday evening last
brought in over six hundred passengers
The same evening, nearly as many wers
brought 10 en- the Rock Island Road; ant
yesterday morning, the express train Of thu
Michigan Central Road started from DE
rot with twenty nine carloads Of pssseu
gers, aud arrived here with twentylhrct
yell filed. Where d, all lhe people come
rom, where Do they g.?
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

THE editorial fraternity Of the Eastern
ststes are ag,taiing the project Of erecting
3 monument to the memory Of the inven
tor Of scissors. On one side bas relief
Of Misery, emblemaic Of our editors life,
md on the ether the representation Of scis
sors conquering talent under difficulties.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

BABIES. The "Wuman's Ri4H'sn As.
socjsljon OF Bedford. Mass, presented II
Mr. Cogswell. a short time since, with Il
rag bdby, as testimonial Of their respect
for his rldicule. rs vile. indignant ~
the 'strong minded women," The Other day
presented han f0licr kind Of babv Hhict
she sass is more than the womcn's rjgbls
advocates can do.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

Charles Cookery, formerly S crctnry o
the Das VI ,ines River Improvement Board
has received the appointment OF Postma.
ter at Dubuque.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

Enrs s.sA,IaaEIAP.

A TR sCT Of nine hundred acres Of iirs' l'ia,.
"A ity Prairie land, wei locates for s',r
farm, viii BIZ sold al bargain or traded 'ot I',
property. Terms easy--also SIX ten acre hhVe'
lois on the River below Davenport mas,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

The public mind seems to be ID fever
ish condition III Chicago 10 relation to the
ate Railroad accident, an account Of which
Will be found ia another column, which &C.
CURED on the Michigan Southern and
Michigan Central roads on the 18th ult
Several meetings have been held express
i've Of the Indignation Of The public agains
lie alleged criminally careless conduct {
those having control Of the Locomotives a
The lim3 of the collision; nor has the repor
of the verdict oil the Jury Of Inquest tend
ed in the least to aiIay that excitement
The following is he verdict as found BY lh'
Jury.
I've, the Jury, affirm and say the within
named persons came to their death by Tho
collision which took place between tn
Michigan Southern and Michigan Contra
Railroads, on he night Of the goth OF Aprii
4. d. lS53, caused by the gross careless
ness and neglcc, of Noses NJ TyIer, Con
Iuctor on The Michigan Central Railroad
aud Thomas Rackan, Engineer Of sal,
Michigan Central Railroads.&c., Ierber
l.. Whitney, Conductor On Michigan South
err Railroad, and Edward Davis, Eugiuce
on said Michigan snuhern Railroad.
We find aud consider them guilty. Of gros
neglect and carelcssuess, and hold them a,
The cause Of the death Of thc within namct
,fa,s,.,a :, h,..a A.dirg have hen, Ia IA Laf ~,
ius.
| We likewise hold MIR. Jurrel, superr
,endent Of the Machine shop at M.chigal
City, TO the public as censuraLie in 10
furnishing the Engineer Of the freight aut
Immigrant train of the Ceut!ai Rliiroad nov
liz question, With proper materials iof light
90 his engine, and deem him unfit for to-
.taljon.he pow occupies.
/ Dated April 21b, 1893.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

Work has been vigorously commenced
IN the line Of the Chicago aud Mississippi
Railroad, near Wilmington, on the KIN
ha'kec in viii county.--Bw. TI
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
N Died,

In this city 81 consumption. SATURDAY. ~.
ing, April 30th, Mrs. WILLIE L. Wjfa ~ n.
D. p. McKows Aged q years month ma =.
days.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

Queen Victoria has smother son. W.
have lost our tally stick and cant 81
whether ibis is the filth OF tenth. Ih,
Royal ioniIy viii problhly ut become cN
Gucl Tor a generation or two. Mother uul
ch'Id are doing woii--so say the papers
Er. Paper.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

PosTMA,TER Al kEuEUK.-A meetiog
was held at heokuk Gu the Sab nit, In de-
eide who should he Postmaster, and s. X.
.Sruyer was chosen---.Nner'a Erprfas.
I'rIc, "a taras 1t goes--but the crea n o
The joke in that after Mr.. Slower Ind been
vice chosen by the people, as we arc ~
.ormed, in obedience to the stcrcdypo5
letter which has BEEN sent att over IT.
State, calling upon the people to cunos,
heir postmaster (not their Lan3 Officer,
SCI Col. VIM. Patterson, who was not a.
ppIicanl (4s FAR as my bndY knows.) wa.
'ppointed P. NJ. at Kcokuh! Can the IT,
Dress explain she discrepancy - Bur
I'll
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

Russell JERvIs, formerly associated with
Gen. Diff Green in the publication Of the
i. S. Telegraph, and one Of the best news
paper writers in the Union, is dead
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

ABsENcE.-We anticipate Icing absent
Tor The ensuing two or three weeks. A
competent book Keeper will attend to our
business 10 the interim.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
Circulating Library.
!. mord 10 the rise is suTcift

4 r0rI 70 ne HIsf y 8IV10"H''
NE r,,v want To know how many subscribers can
W be obtained for the support OF our aircne''ps
lrary. II will be RENE mhsred, that We have ~ -,
nrctluu " iih our small Library monthly aatl4'
at the most valuable Magazines OF the Jay. -,
propose TO add number Of interesting 49, srny
now in a few days, provided respectable hulh2 ss
subscribers desire IT, As the subscription FsFi In
ses around. we hope, aud expect TO see Saeh o. "a
tCresl man le sted as viii enable u.s. ere iohs' IN
largely to our Iii OF Valuable Books, when We wa
do as il evil pay ,.,rr c,Drv
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

"Tae lightning consecrates whatever it strike be
low"
On the 81 alt, .he lightning struck The
Presby terrain church at Burlington, sh.ver
.ag one of the miuarets aud passing dow,
iuto the church, doing considerable damage
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

PAsonAgA We witnessed tbs eShibi.
ton Of Dir. Johnsoa's Panorama On Toes
Jay evening. and WIS well paid far our
time. SINE parts Of The scenery are pain
ted into life; and the accompaniment are
vel calculated 70 bring down The house.
He gees 10 Roek Island On Monday.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

Prof. LEWIS G. BEcK Of Rmger's Col,
lege, \. Jersey is dead. He was the pub
Usher Of The Gazetteer Of Illinois aud Mis-
souri.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
A MARkET HOUSE.

There is no Improvement 50 desirable %
80 necessary at this time for the conven'
lencc and prosperity OF Davenport, as
market house. Strangers particularly fee
sud complain of this deficiency, Accas
TONED in tie cities whence they came Il
have regular place Of obtaining then
NEST and vegetables. it IS not only neon
yenien, bat highly disagrseable TO have t.
tramp over the entire city 10 purchase
few articles for .home consumption M
Is il less unpleasant, 10 Tue older citizen
though in general they have kitchen gar
iens and cultivate their own vegetables
Ii. however. we had a mlrkct house, very
little space would be occupied in this man
ner. Perhaps the strongest argument ~
favor al this improvement, Is tue nnpleas-
an,ness of having TO receive an inferior
piece of mes, from your butcher, when
perhaps others in his line-il you would
take the trouble 10 asceftaih-h''e '"s
choices. roasts aud steaks pendant from
heir hooks. that even 10 raw state, would
make the mouth Of an epicure TO water.
These are few OF the reasons Why our
citizens need market house. In peca.
mary poin, ofsiew the farming community
would be still more adyantaged BY such az
as they are now deferred from
bringing any Of the prodace OF their farms
here for city consumption, by the disagree,
abIeness of having to peadle ii through lhe
streets. There is no town in Iowa Of the
size Of Davenport which has not market
house ofsome kind erected, aud i Is time,
IT we ever intend 10 have Que, that our cit,
izens were beginning to agitaie The satjec'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
GREAT Loss OF LIFT!

We copy the folio wing from this mornings Iri-
hune ana append an the additional particulars We
can obtain up to the tins paper goes g press
Caieaao Jaiarnah
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

Mr.. McC'oIIand. Secretary Of the Inter
jor, is said to bo dangerously i'll al WASH
IUgon.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

LEAKEY, the pretended ex-Monk, WAS
tried 1t POnsge Cny, Columbia CO., WIS.
recently for murder and sentenced to lhc
peniten'isry for life. Exceptions having
been taken 10 The proceedings uea hear
ing sill be had before the Supreme Court.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

CApTUEE IF A MAMMOTH WHALE
4 whale 30 feet long, aud weighing near
~ 40 tons, was caught Of Monlauk Point
below New York, a few days ago. for,
ooats we're lost in the conflict bcfore b,
vas taken. A steamboat has been sen
lown 10 tow him up 10 the. city, where be
is 10 be exhibited
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

THE following very polite endorsement
came scrawIed Upon tue last number Of The
Gazette returned by the interchangeable
Postmaster Of Rock Island
IL speaks for itself
For Gods sake stop this paper s,me
Zinc aud not trouble Us with IT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

To Gocp ~ kEEr,-A Mig posta,--
Ter in New York, being extremely nnNi1l.
ia retain his Office, addressed letter 70 lha
Department. asking what strings he sh55ia
pull 10 keep it. The following letter vas
sent il reply. The postmaster 10 whom il
vas addressed thought il too coed to keep:
Post Office Department.
Appointment Office. Feb. Il, ls23l
To a .Neio York Postmaster:
10 reply 10 your inqairY. dated February
u, asking what strings you can ''Pall most
successfully in order - retain sour oiiee,
the Department does not know what better
advice 10 give. than 10 recommend that 500
failhfllIy discharge your duties and maln
tain a stiff upper lip. 5. y. JACOBS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
Sl,O0 REWARDS Offered

70 any one WHO will give information or -.
tam note calling for Five Hubdrea and ,lt;,t,,
three dollars and thirty four cents PAYABLE ~,
ny Nanzef Or orderly J NJ. Nt.eFw,r
flood ana William Cfossen, bearing aarr la.
~ 81, ia5. and dao Nay lst 1852. yBa a.
note IS Supposed 70 have been i,st IN me r tgo,
Davenport o. or about Tie lrst q s.penbe.
last.
:, - CHENEY n NICER.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

: + I URI q STORE.
.EGLLAH TUESDAY PACKET FOR CALlNA
TfsnfaE

REaL LAR TUESDAY PA kFf FOR CALLN4
AND DUBUQUE.
a @ HE Steamer nH. FRANKLIN
gsss,S.s1t NO. :, LErkNS, master. sd ropg.
1As~-&z1-lsazzss tncuts her fsg AZ trips N.Y. rprss
Ing 81 navigation a. q weekly pa tet sf Galros,
and Dibt4ur and all interim jia'e iaHIaks.
leaving ST Louis etety Taesdag a. 4 o'4a.G
arriving at D9bngae Oh Friday wi fave
D4ba4ne satl aag tn fufaE q h.r d1NENafd
Grip, aud arrive q $. LOUIS Nohda1 motgjns-
shippers and passfug Is n1fy RELY 81 tet coH'in-
linE auHu1 The season. PaActaalty wiz al
tcJft % 10 time o; starting.
For ne -Ml on Ea..A II AMY on hoaEI
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

~ CtusrY poag HousE The contract iof
The erection Of a Poor House llr this conn-
~ was lei this week TO cur townsman Mf.
]. Rumbold IT. at Sl.66s. It vii he l.
Gated 4 mites nag,h Of this City, near the
Dubuque road.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
My 8. 1893

NOTICE
4 hereby given that tie question or H., H..
special tax iof the purpose OF building a ronnt2 y
House, ana making other impto, emen,s col reg
.fewh, al, an estimate OF Two Thousan sort.
submitted 10 vote Of the people or mi, ouats,
last ApfII election we're duly adopted ~ AZ 'he
- WIN. BtRRls. County Ja4,,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

BETWEEN THE CARS OF THE
MICHIGAN CENTRAL & SOUTHERN
RAILROADS.!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05

JUST received from the Wisconsin 49,. .aa
Nj, inst quality, WHITE PINE SHiNGIyTes2
and i9f sale a Oui Pianh4 MIL
az, C0IES s DAVIES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-12
SO REKARD.
SOD XIV AItU.
ID DANAWAY from the subscriber on the night of e.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber the night of e.
IL the 5rd inst his negro boy AMOS He is about *
20 years Of age, feet 10 inches high and weighs ~
abOu l5O pounds. lie is bright mu4tto has straight
hair and blue eyes, and will doubt attempt pass him.
self a. white He raised bv Mr.. Dickev, Of
Spartanburg District and purchased by Capt james
Bonds of Spartauburg c. Ii. He is probably lurking in
the vicinity Of that town, may attempt his escape
free State. He rode Oft sOrre horse ten twelve years
old which has both shoulders caused BY warts
and is shod behind quick in gis and steps short holds
fine head IS sunk very much above the ewes and nclnes
to be spiteui. The above reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS
will be given fer the apprehension c the boy and horse
the boy 10 be lodged in any jail in the State. All expenses
for keeping the horse will also be paid
Newberry ). G.. July, W. G. NEEL.
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