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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-31
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-08-31
So,tf Tacg,ries,t.

BON petntplpanten genindAt nerDen tur Die SJHfprs
pcratipn elmer Banf NIT atlgemeinen Disepntcs
linb anb9n 8anter s,riSilesien, pelde in Der
Stapt Gataiauqua, Qeha Gaunty, erridtet iperben
Ica, unter Dem glamen; IS 6armers unb Wes
Aanies 8anf opn GataIauqua," nit
rtnem Capital BON 3peibunpert taulenb 8baler,
unp NIT pem pripilesiun, paiIelbe auf Dreibun>
bert tauIenb Sbaler permebren 5u biirfen.
@scrae Srisoeri6, Satcb Rupp,
Sasc6 Deilp, Daniel q. G6utb,
Ibranl. Rebn, 4bacn Mtriabt,
Samuel Sarcr, 5eurp 3. paberader,
Rcbert Sbertp, giatban Glce,
Sclepb eibtenpaltsr, t6cnrp &netiucrp,
Dapib Sbnmas, Sercmiab 8tttcr,
g. o. easiar, qcter Mctb,
2Biliam @ss, "a @barles Riop,
eepi .baas, @5ecrae .Rctb,
Gecree Oelp, Omen eapbclb,
MilIiam 8ierp, eeapclo pid,
Cal. StsdeI, 8eutcn pattericn,
Daniel Beifd, 9. s. Strcno,
Satc6 Sc9elman, 2bcnas Srieberi1,
Gecr9e Sod, ebas. 9S. Rau,
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Scbn Suboers, Gacmcn t&clnmcrcr,
pttcr Stedd, Slclicu Rcrtbeiier,
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9. 80. gBeaper, @barlts Gclf,
Oapio Il. Scmbler, 9iatban Se9lcp,
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Sclbua CUNT, it. Salnlcl @cpcr,
Ser. Shinoe, Spen 8ite,
Yaut 8olist, Sfaas 6. Chamber,
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9ser9e Deitn, fen. gSilIiom SRilItr,
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@olpin Ridlen, Scbn Snpoer,
Sacmcn Scoel, Gpbriam ecne.B
Samurl Sbcmas, Qarcn @ifnbaro,
Scnas 8eirp, Sfbn .6ce,
q. SO. 6lcsI @6marb Scrn,
G8iGiom S6ned, Slatbon Siescr, :
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Gccrae 8ctb, Spen 8ern,
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ScIepb Sieesr, Seremiab Scrn,
Scbn sSeber, Samuel &Sbler,
@ccroe 8er, u. 9. NRt@arhL
Scbn Nlnntb, If. Senrp G'crmonl
gSiuam 9Ginb, Senrp Snrocr,
@barlcs S9lsp, scbu Shcmos,
SaIcmcn 8ierr 8rbert Stdd,
Sbcma6 8us, Scitpb 8itrp,
Scftpb YHiller, Satcb SRdenH
Satcb SeipeL fen. Gpbraim Nlitlep,
Sbcs. s. BUS, Q. 9. Seo9rcapes,
petcr STidler, Sames 6ed,
Scbn Srrrtn, 8sn s. @eiIi ]
Il. 9. s.. Du6s, lhirom 3allist,
G4iIiam 8urte, Il. 8. Ocrb,
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SataIauaua, S9ap Is. 1853. na6IR
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
WASHINGTON ooRREspoEDENeE.

we make the following extract from the
Capital correspondence Of the ~ Y. TIL
bune--a paper that some of the Democratic
sheets hcreabouts say, has abandoned it's
Wing predictions:
The Sentinel, which started in this city
some time since under the management Of
1 Beverly Tucker, a disappointed applicant
for the Marshalship in the District of Column
bia is doing very well. having already ac-
CURED circulation of 1900 copies, III $50 u
year. For Washington paper it is quite
readible; ana have 50 far noticed but one
bare-faccd mtsstatcment in it, and that was
to the effect that the Wings still hold halt
the Offices in Washington. The truth is,
! that when Mr.. Fillmore retired on the 4th
oi March, the federal Offices within the
District OF Columbia were about equally
divided between the two parties-L9co-Fo-
eos VIGOROUSLY holding many Of the best
alcrkaaips When General Taylor came
INTO power, and Judge Coilamer and Filz-
I ii ahry Warren took possession of the Post
Die DEPARTMENT, only ttro Wings could
D iouaa t'l"rein. Oat Vi nearly hanlred
when Mr. Fillmore went out and Pierce
eime, the Loco .F5cos held equally with
Wings, and there WAS me w bster man,
.No,c, out Of the one bundled clerks (or
| th 'reHb,uts) there are but eight n0miaG
Wh.g,, and believe IT one Wh) has been
known as an active WING Tor some years
Al one time during Mr.. F,llmofe'S adm mis-
! traton two chief cierkships Of the Depart
| nents became vacant, and the Office Of Sec
md Assistant P1stmast cr-Gencr1I. They
We're ali filled by the appointment Of Dem
ecrats. The Departments 50 supplied
we're those OF the Interior, State and Post
Office
IN. Pierce is narrow minded man. as
everybody who can read may know; and 5
We find the administration, instead OF attend
ing to the legitimate business OF the country.
such as regulating the mails, for instance
ievotng Is time t. balancing the patronag.
between its Adamantine and Putty Head adj
aarents. as ii that were the peoples bust
ness. Secretary Guthrie leaves his desk
at the Department aud goes t. n Ywork
u see ab lut tn LIcl- FJc, quarrel, as il
.adt instituted any pat Of the servise tog
! which ae receives $4,000 year. Sseretl-
| y Il sC.p!!and has also been away on the
sane KIND II employment Eve years az ,
/ he WAS Wsmpt proyso man, at work Vi
! " in It's d strict. He won't own to it
now, but your readcrs up there will know
| whether tn y saw hm going about in l84s
and " bat he was doing"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
Failure o. Simon Draper.

The Naw York Times of the 18th, thus
notices the failure Of 5 neon Draper. We
are pleased to hear that n, loss vii! result
to any one by ii, and that NJ. Diapers
suspension Will probably only be tempo
rary;
The announcement Of the failure Of NJ
Simeon Diaper, r ljir3ail Banker, this after
n ,on, c5ntt bttad T. 1gg'4vl'e the enb r-
ass ng { milton Of u iney addrs in W Ill
street. Tac event Was VIII " uahXpect d
= the street, and not antis pat i By NJ,
Diaper himself or known t. h confidential
ricnis, until the parenptpry reusll ii one
i the Banks With which he bad kept his ac-
counts, 10 continue loan Of cons iderab!e
magnitude. upUn the renewa! Of which hr
had confidently calculated until a late hour
Jfyesterday. IL then called several OF his
friends to his assistance, and arrangements
were ON foot this morning to obtain the re-
CURED sum through other sources, when they
were met " the runor that his Checks on
the Broadway Bank-thr Bank just referred
to-had been dshOn2rei. THIS. ot course,
led to the unpleasant alternative, under the
loss Of credit in a stringent money market,
Of suspension Of payment The Broad
way Bank is not, so lar as we are advised,
particularly reflected upon IN the premises
Il is an institution oil comparatively recent
establishment, its capital being 100000,
md It's showing Of specie means in the
Eyrklr statement OF this morning, not large,
nj tAe prtsum ton is, that nothing short
.. i own nee IS ties induced I dish nor
.Arp dealer, who had uii though per
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
two Ilcid N IS.

The Cincinnati Ga2eits OF the 18th inst,
narrates the following incidents us having
transpired at the recent election in that
city:
Auinc3ent ACQUIRED at the Second Ward
Pods yestcrd y, which is worth narratng
An otherwise res pectable looking Individ-
ual, in i state OF partial int0Xicauon, ap-
preached the polls and demanded Maine
Law ticket 4 bystander gener-u s.y pa
ced in his hand Damo rats ticket, "hc't.
upon the victim Vi temptation, Ilt.f gtlh.
ciug IL It Tor d moment, cast t IF IN man,
Meaning, II want 10 vote the Maine Law
ticket; waut them to stop selling Aquor; II
IN Y uiu II tsali iIluor, would not be drunk
bat / cant be ip it," He grasped the Main Law
Il krt, ana paced it IN the box, and added,
II ,pc die Law will be passed num-
Der Vi pc. ,ts were afterwards heard to de-
clare that they were inluccd TO vote for the
Name Law by the leeilng OF this poor
in, briate.
Yesterday morning two men, about one
third negro b 'ud, presented themselves
at the Third Ward polls to vote. The
Judges at first refused to receive the ballots,
but it being shown them BY sundry lawyers,
that the Supreme Court had decided such
persons legal voters, their votes were re-
cu.ved. We believe these were the first OF
that class of persons who have ever enjoyed
the elective franchise in this city. The oc-
currence, OF coursa, accustomed good deal
Of discussion.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
81 CD
liz on. ST OR Il

Second Street, near7y opposite tie Fslusyiys-
n;a House.
A ,c7rf 10 The r2o1S Of Set, CiantoR, .E5cjsan,
DIu9.,, Ceas~, Yin oaL -N4se@tssc eaa't-
tics:
Va / have on hard good ssgp,y OF Esa1, Na5!s
w GLASS, Hardware, Blacksmith, Tools amt Gti} a.
stones, which We VIA Sril by whotassls or retail az
u SIN Ill advance II. Louis cost. Qut noA04s slfat
traAis and quick returns. Come farmers ala black
smiths, aud ALI and price aGr goods boiafe sau
bay. ard on doHt lo.ye dimes bsAsnd ySll,
then I'll say I'm beNt. MN. W.. allen.
Davenport, lulA It'll, less. Al en-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
PROSPECTUS.
A NV and Handsome z .i.ion
~Z=gs - ITgyl II c.! = FL
Society so- ms Ii.

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Society so- ms Diffusion .. Us3tai Knew Gse,
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DAvLAruRT, Iowa.
10 mo. {Ott.) n, 1853. wtr"-u
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

That Mrs. NJ Her, who was married here
and on her route to st. Louis killed the
Waterman of the st. Paul, will. through adj
verse circumstances. become famous yet be-
fore she reaches the termination Of her
journey. The St. Louis intht9eacsr of last
Monday says
NARROW EscArE.-During the burning
of the steamer Robert Campbell, at the
contlagration on our Levee last week, a
lady was with difficulty rescued from the
burning boat We have since learned that
this lady was Ms. Lydia Miller, the same
who shot and killed Rugg, the Waterman
on the New st. Paul, on Sunday wee i
She and her husband had taken passag on
the Campbell with the intention OF settling
near independence, on the Missouri river,
The couple lost ali their clothing by the
fire.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

a NEW ADDITION TO BURLINGTON, consist
ing OF some 1872 acres, ant owned by Col,
RITZ Henry Warren and others, is b Jug sur
NGycd ard laid off into city lots 1t is most
.'iI,shIy situated for building lots, and con
..,,1,uerlng the demand, will doubtless "go oil
sihe hot cakes. ''-Bgr2 III.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
NEW G. GODS
Gsss'a So ne; AXIS.
KNAPP { REDIoN,
40 81 sc s;igre 0gy,

WOULD respectfully il form the public Of Iayeh
" pot nd vicinity fh"t they W iusLarrvea f'eih
HE T. 81 with Tia. lBrg $ ESQ tmsIt OF
FANCY AND STALE DRY GOODS.
Eya- brought this market, comrrjs Z" every -f~ae
pf>ilss. Broth do, encA aud FL 81 81 Mtrhas, 4
ag,;.s, :. II wool; he aims common do. VITA Ntfl
iar@, sorted tOc, Of Dress q lods ItktEss, titH
hsci>, Fhi uels, liuseNs, Nt., Sc. Brown muslin,
lrom 2! 70 IL wide. STAFF Floor, Stand, Table ana
Carriage Cloth.
,>sr~ ~ EE2s.ErNsBEx GSGs}fs&
wa would call thu particular attention OF N lG6te1
10 our very large and beautiful Gsso tHeLt Of BoLuet
Ribbons. sl&s and millinery Goods lades aud
Misses, Boots ind shoes. Nuis and NitoTnes, lsAboF
Jurins, Chemsuttcs, Collars, UnderslceNes. Idgnss
and uscrtii Is. Flounues Window Nus4hs, Ae.
DRESS Trimmings,
very large 1850 tmrrt Of eyey crade, liNFN
G. on Table Cloths, Napkins, Diapers, iowellIls''
az, C.
Ladies' India EuLter Roofs Shoes.
Glavesurd H1@o~y Of avary desc ut o.; ",th laTES
variety ltatl Goods In the DRY GooN hhe whlIh Ncnt
f, TO the puDic at Nary smE EdEoEes on eas'> a
.,o,t IN ~ \ EGBN0N.
Oct g. 80 If No Le Clare hOw.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

A Coop GROWTH Of PuRK.--The Cass
county Democrat says that the pig which
Took the first prize at the county tar IN That
county, was owned by NJ. Hiram Jewell,
ana weighed five hundred and eighty pounds
though only a year old. He mus be iine
fellow b troH Free Press
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

Adams &, Cos. Express collected the re-
turns of the late California election by eX-
traordinary horse Express; employing, ac-
cordng to California journal, 300 horses
aud spending $4,000 to accomplish lt,--for
all Of which they get no return save III
glory.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
ROCHESTER RIPE FERRY.


TINE uudagsigned respectfully announces to The
! travelling lgalic, thUt be has his long est, 2, slett
Fer ~ tie very best running order: and can and Will
xus5 persons aud property "a all times. day or night,
srG II iacCs of wafer, with sregt2r dispatch and at
low, ii not lower rates, than Sober ferry Oh te.
i4r River. This ferry Is situated wh.e the St2te DAD
fFosn Davenport 10 Iowa City crosse. ed2r river ~ q
II the Travelled route between those two it
ties. This DIST fom Davenport to loH@ CITY by this
t. buibs OILY ty-two Hfiics and The road passes
through o! taa t.Aas, thcklN settled port ohs q
Central Iowa Tne following post offices are located
anon ti}ts ro.d:-HIG Grass, Calt,e Cove. laein,
sitrretl, Eog1 Crock redeoad SpTiu gdala. Roches'
ter, De -Ett5d ths maps OF Iowa FocE truck
Is whart sad tts road crosses Cedar vGr ana is ia
mjl,s e.s Of iowa C.N. Ms Boat IS Of ample capacl!
- tar hsy; ia.d@G teams at trip, be.I - feet IN
lei gth aEd 2ftat wade; The Euwaies prne aches
Gb y& ard - deep. zach sppo tsd with iron hog chain
My rapa is Il i,heS ard n6atly raw. Capt. }. hdg'
Way. long ard t4YorGy Sl-owE to the tray tlLg puhle
as aa aNpsricuc1a, ~ uam"Ily aEd accommodating
f4tyN4a a. s Sh.f-g aIta0 ROCKIES! feftS aud rteuS'
- himself that Hothf. sII#l oe waiting laEIye eLtr2
at!s.C OIL, to gaIv Il tl.s iarecls WITH ths tyeA
.fagHaa!jr II. SH ANh
Re- hester, Cedar county, g. l7ta, ltS3, Wa'%
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

Lyays RAlLRhAp.--H. II, Phelps, Of
Oneida county, New York, has been ap-
pointed Superintendent o. the Lyons Ri
road. M.. Phelps was Superintendent Of
the Syracuse and Utica Railroad, and has
therefore the advantage uf experience in
r 6lroad matters He is well spoken OF by
those who know him.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27

Mss CAROLINE r. PrTSAN, of Salem,
VI -, his announced t. the public, that she
has adopted the profession q barber, and
vii take the beard off Of gentlemen's ch!ns
at the rate Of six cents mug. Mss Julia
BEVERLY advertises in the Providence
JournM that sh. will practice as medicine
man and surgeon: and cure the cholera or
chop off leg. at rates the most aceolnmo-
dating.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-27
i Episode in tn, Lilo Of c.,isoraia Ein,r

Al Episode in thu Lilo Of c-iiioraia Einsr
The following episode in the life Of
California miner, his been furnished lis
by one oil our corresp Jndents now in the
mines.
young man in one OF the cities Of an
Atlantic State, in moderate circumstances,
c0Grted til daughtefof 4 wealthy merchant,
but was refused her hand III marriage
They had been married but a few months
when business called the young man to the
principal city OF neishbor,ng State
Shortly after his arrival he received a pack
age from his wife, containing his own min
iature, her wedding ring, and other souve-
r, lie had given her, g timer with a lei
ter informing hun that he need not return
hoping y find her, Us she had abandoned
him ana gone home Il her tlther. The day
alter found the young man on board a
steamer bound Tor California. Here he mt
with unusual success, but sickness overt Tx
hun, and white on the hard bed of affection,
! (hard, indeed, is it IN this cJuatry,) the kind
ness Of Il young Iddy-the daughter OF the
j proprietor Of one Oh the nun ranches
located in the mining distr.:ts--wh, at.
tended him assiduously during lis In >, 5
Won upon his heart that be woeed aht
Won her, intending to make her his wife 50
/ soon as the legal disability would permit
He sent her home to his father, designing
u follow her at the expiration of the time
atiettd BY law for The granting ola divorce,
/ which had nearly expired
/ The next day, alter the steamer had left
San Francisco, which bore her from him,
he Glanced t. glance at an oil list Of adj
! vertised letters, and saw one fJr himself,
/ which had been in the office some months,
/ On receiving it, what was his surprise to
! tad that it was from his long lost wifc.-
Enclosed was a miniature OF herself aud
child-a child that he had never seen! She
I informed him that the letter accompanying
i his IN mature, &c, which she had sent him
! was forced from her through fear Of vo-
+ lence from her father and brother and that
] she was ca ried away and kept in close con.
/ inement in her fathers hgusa-that she
+ finally escaped and hastened t. her husband
residence. 1t was deserted! She applied t.
/ her husbands relations; they would give
! h r n Information OL his whereab 3uts, for
they would not believe but that she had lett
nm with her own free will. Saa exhausted
e.ery means in her power t. find hjln, bat
c ,uid obtain no tidings. Iii despair size re-
turned home. and z we up tn search Us fruit
less. By chance sac met with hia name n
a California paper anG had sent the packag
t San Francisco, as She did not know Hhery
else to send it, and there it would hive re.
manned had not the merest accident revealed
its owner. Oh what priceless gem Is a
pure and faithful heart. TAewite, Oh wings
IF love IS Fastening to inset her husband
and the HUSBANDS atiiauced b..de, with a
,3rrowlul heart, is returning to her father.
What happiness! What misery! Heaven
y Father, pour thy balm Of consolution Oh
tat wounded heart,
The above is a verit2ble story. know
the man wei Cin:fnaati TINS