The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-30
Tho Gazette.

tits customary among our brethren OF the
press, when anything particularly telicitoas
is said Of them by their cotemporaries to
publish il; mainly We presume, to show
that tho qnarrelsome disposition They usually
manifest is intended for their reaaera, while
at hear, they are kindly disposed toward one
another. Not very fattering deduction,
we admit, vet containing more truth than
poetry.
In compliance with this timc-honored
custom and most pleasing duty. we publish a
few Of the very gathering notices received Of
the recent improvement in the Gazette
re parsaport 7a:ctss 70 US all '.arcssed up
in new ..axias.n We ar glad TO see II.
That is from the Dubuque E,rPress,
paper whose editor, our readers Willremem-
Der, has always been at swords point with
US, but, who they will now observe, Is at
heart i good fellow and kindly disposed.
The Davenport Ga:sfte comes printed with
new type, and much improved. lislways has been,
and VIII continue, we doubt MT, 70 be good paper
.lasratias .jourr4l
We flattcr onrself there is at least no de-
terioration in the Gazette, as experience con-
ters sAillulAess.
Daeeyori Ga.st,s.-Tass cid s,ager has recently
been enlarged aid improved IN It's typographical az
pesralee, evidence ofprogress il is Locality and
patronage from ii friends sseA signs Of prosperity
We take pleasure IL heraid4ng.-Datasne Herald.
The newspaper is mirror that reflects
the prosperity and public spirit Of place,
and every man residing in a town should feel
enough interest in its progress TO patronize
its newspapers and encourage those who are
directly assisting them, though seeking to
earn livelihood for themselves.
D4stseoRr G.zsT-rr The old G4ssste, has donned
nea coat and .spre4d ITSELF some Success still al
tend tAee .hoa ancient chreaisle-.-J#essoa Press.
Really, when we read these paragraphs
we feel as though the burthen Of years rested
upon our shoulders, and yet, We have scarce
liz shaken of the dust Of thirty.
TIE parrarsrt 9a4eits. sill commanded BY bsotAar
Sanders steadily advances ID everything that ends to
render weekly Journal acceptable u tie public YET
holds fast 10 ,hoss rhlncr.s which are, strange u il
snas seem, s seespt4bls ii certain portion # TIA,
public formerly known IS wings. shall NOT agree
in railroad interests, giving politics The 20 b!siors
Reporter
Certainly We shall, without regard to the
chimeras OF the Wing, or the phantasys OF
the Loeofoeo party. We have community
Of interest in the Railroad question that
should cause u 10 put our shoulders u The
wheel and work Ike brothers aud notwaste
lur strength in political chickering's.
In the following notice, under the head Of
Indications Of Progress" our cotemporary
ii the Burlington Ga-est. advances ideas rai-
ltiye to the connection OF the newspaper
,ress with the progress Of town, akin to
hos. we have given ab5re
Il Is graft, Ing Is nolea lie very general improve
sent taat is Doa taking plaee in the newspaper Ptss
{ Iowa. wt AaYe quite resertIg noticed improve
aeut4 ID the sa5ak l.psreh, WapaIta TatessReer,
nd Iascatin Journal; to s list should be ndas lhe
Davenport, Gazstt., which 81 ms4us Of new tgpe aHl
n enlarged sheet IS much improved In appearance
a this luminous arr WE haya better Indication ID
he corditoa and circumstances Of country tAan it,
,rezs and we are happy wt1ess tbs ref sctoa 5fshe
Of our own stata.
IN addition to the above We return our
thanks to the editors Of the Banner, Be- aud
Democrat Of this place for their favorable
notices.