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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1853.
SLAVERY.


We are personally and poli,icslly orpos
ed to the extension OF slave territory aud
TO the institution OF slavery itself. We
deem il stain upon our fair escutcheon,
and drawback to the prosperity Of the
South. We are honest in our convictions
they were early implanted and have matu
red b. years Of close invesiig CATION.
Regarding slavery 10 this light it be
comes our duty as good citizen to do OIL
within our power to remove what We con
slider an evil. True, but We should be-
careful that in removing this evil we do no
commit greater one. Ii in the attempt
thus to do good we neglect our own family
or Cypress our neighbor, or infringe upon
the rights Of anoi her, We are doing evil that
good may come, which is opposed TO the
spiri, aud letter of The divine law.
II the institution of slavery we're the
worst crime in the commission Of which oul
fellow men are involved, then il we're the
Christians while to make il the "ont
ide a." or at least the prominent subject Of
contention: but while there are 40 many
olher objects claiming bic time, his means
and bis talent, be gives The world bu, al
Indifferent idea OF his abilities when he de-
votes them 10 The one 10 the neglect Of the
others.
The recen, women's manifestation, oil
the other side of The Atlantic, led on by the
notoriously hypocrilicsl Duchess Of Su,h
erland--she who turned cut upon the high
way 10 die the Wre,ched serfs upon her oM 4
broad domain tina, she might pu, j, ia grass
--is movement with which we have nc
sympathy. Why? Because We cannot
tolerate ,ha; hypocrisy which oseflooks The
miserable and degraded beings ., then
own door 10 be shocked at those in the dis
lance. Bot, in The language Of coten,.
porary, "The decayed seious Of nobility
may rail ., the evils Of slavery as il exists
on this side Of The Atlantic, and shut their
eyes to that which is 10 be found in their
own midst. They may even forget III.
fact, that they themselves, by their annual
consumption Of cotton, yearly riyet tbs
chains With which The slaves are bound
They NAV reyel 10 wealth and luxury
whilst thousands around them are diving
frcm poverty more bbject and horrible than
can be found on any plantation in the L
States. Even under ali these clrcumssan
ces, We are quite willing that they should
raise their puny voices sgsinsi The sin viii
which they have burdened US, and can liz
ten unruffled TO the mandates OF the strong
minded women who frequent Stafford
house."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
WHO WANTS HOME.

TINE subscriber has laid of ror'ion of his
l. land into lots OF one acre each. A rare
chance is now offered, for those wishing TO make
a profitable invest ment, or for those desiring &c
secure Homesead. These lots lie immediately
adjoining the city, bnt ten mil u'es walk from the
Court House. The Davenport and Council Bluff,
Railroad will pass through or near this Ian l..
One acre Of this land will make a poor man a
good home, and eventually a rich man. ANY
one desiring 10 purchase will apply 10 WILL
LAID BARROWS County Surveyors Office.
on second street above Postoiice, or TO
j. NJ. d. BURROWS
navennort Ami 23d. l&l2 "A. Gm
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

Missouri MISERAL-The ST. Loui,
Republican says
There are now lying at cur Office door
two huge blocks of iron ore from the Pilol
Knob They weigh about six ,housan nd
pounds each, and have been prepared ant
forwarded by the company working the ri
lot Knob Iron Works, Tor exhibition al The
Worlds Fair in New York. They are Gu
riosities in their way"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

4 SINGULAR Circumstance, A few
DAYS ego. MS mn was pioughing 10 0
field on the form Of Mr.. Summers, about
iour miles west Of liager,tow0, the ground
upon which one of his horses lrod suddenly
gave way and the horse began to sink, nod
being dlscngagcd from the gears and iht
,ther horse, continued 10 % down into I'll.
earth a distance Of fifteen feet. where he
had TO remain five hours before be could be
extricatcd 1t appears there was large
sink beneath the surface. half fnll Of waite,
unkuoa n TO any one.-Hag. Herald
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

ILLINOIS AGAINST THE WORLD A NOM
moth Ok weighing four thousand two hun
ared and forty Two pounds, is advertised AZ
n exhibition at Pi,,stieid, Illinois. Hc Is
chilled Young America" Ills owner sa,
he monster OK. winch il on'. four ,ear,
ii, i - hands high, III Ice, 4 inches
from hi ears to the palat Of hi. rurnp. an
Is perfectly symmetrical in hi. ptopor;i n,
was rnsed ia Macoapin county Illinois
Peoria NcrS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
Thirteen Indians, among whom were 3

Thirteen Indians, among whom were )
chiefs aud ) squaws, we're recently Ii ! d
near Oak Grove, California, by the enraged
citizens Of that vicinity, who had suffered
ontrages and robbefies at their hands.
The indians were traced To cave. wher.
hey had sccrc,ed themselves, into which
stones were rolled, and the wretched it,
mates rushed on, 10 meet death in another
.urm. The women Who were Killed were
placed il front us a sort Of breast work, and
sete killed only by accident or mistake.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
CINCINNATI, April 10

The Anti-Slavery Convention met in this city
Samuel Lewis, President; Garrison, Julian, Hon
II. C. Stevens, c. L. Raymond, Mrs. Ernst anc
Mrs Gull, Vice Presidents. Raymond and Gar
rison addressed the Convention; nothing trans
pred OF importance.
The citizens, without distinction of party, are
signing an invitation to the Hon. Thomas Cor
win, TO partake OF public dinner
Rev DR.. Rice, OF the Central Presby teriar
Church, aud DR.. Robinson, OF the Ninth stree
Baptist Church, resigned their charges. Thu
former lei, to-day for his new field OF abors, ST
Louis. Thus two Of the principal churches o
heir respective denominations are without m n
ist.3s.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

STILL THEY CoME Two steamers III
from The Ohioryer yesterday, the Elephant
aud New York. brought around near i'se
hundred passengers. They consist prlncl.
pally Of emigran,s from Ohio, ken,ucks
and Pennsy rania, aud are moving little
further west They all bring their horses
wagons and farming utensils with them
aud are prepared to commence forming i'm
mediately on arriving ut their respective
destinations Louis RepuL. 22d inst.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

Rush TO THE WEsr.-The Chicago
Journal says that travel to the West has
already early in the began
TO pour il like Hood. That paper says:
"A friend jus, through from New York
informs us that from New York 10 Clese,
land there was three passenger cars; from
Cleveland to Toledo five; and that from
Toledo to Chicsgo there were eight cars
we'll filed with passengers. Oar hotel.
IRE all crowded--over ninety took supper
last night at the Sherman House after
light o'clock. What will our hotels d,
when the regular season commences.'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
AN UNWORTHY FATE Among he Egyp

AN UNWORTHY FATE Among The Egvp-
tan cnriosltics Of DR.. Abbott, now exhibit.
ing il. New York. are many large blocks ol
fiuely sculpiured stone. The most bcauli
fully executed Of these. representing The
return OF one Of The Phlraohs in triumph
from dislsn, war, dating back nearls two
thousand years before Christ, was obtained
and transported al great expense. b., at
ter resisting the tooth Of time for three
thousand years, and escaping all the peril>
nf IL pt aud the ocean, a needless carmsn
N New York dumped il carelessly on The
pavement, breaking il in pieces. Ameri
can Messenger.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

Thk DirLoaA OF the Mass Institute aaan,,
10 .ayer'' Cherry Peeforai by ProF. Wrp,@'
when Chairman OF their Committee on Chem;
Gals IS row on exhibition at the American Col.
lege in this city. W.
Its set with the medallion awards OF ,bo H..
great Institutes Of AIT IN this country ana ' ~
the Gold Medal Of the Medical Institute :, s AZ
lies. Surely this discovery has recei,st 10 -.
n no h =, "a. De- .n as 'he gratitude o
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

We do not wish, or intend 10 say anything
hat will have the effect OF which the edi,o
speak; and in all we have said on tina, su lee
We have endeavored 10 maintain that conssten n.
" which the Davenport road required al on
hand. We can assure our friends OF the Gaz
cite that Jealous as we are s.ior the Lyons Rail
real, Sc" our zeal for the Davenport road ha
b. no means aba,ed. -ioua Republican.
True, very true Of the Republican,
The day Of "ram's horn Railroads LA.
passed. nothing but '.air-lines" viii satisf,
the public, hence the chimera Of The Missis
sippi and Missouri Railroad passing
through Muscstine had better be dispeicd
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

Yes, asd if the editor by unIucky accident had
been csstaway in the vicinity OF Washington we sun
pose SC w. j." wonld had had to bag him nd send
him home. Out here IN the West, guide-boaIds are
brought into requisition for tho benefit OF the unin
tated, but in Warrington, they have improve ed
pian-such Is doing things up in rag, labelling the
and sending them through By mail Dubuque Tx.
We suppose iha' IS the way the thing
who edits the Express happened TO be ia
Iowa. lis pity his friends cannot sue
coed in getting The rag Of from him, now
that he is here.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
R,EtCHED SHIFTING

sheerings and drillings, hickory stripes, "s.,
lny, etc, crash-scotch and russia u'aPe
sfa huckabuck, iowling and diaper, cho'ce
linens, fronting 90. White toilet hsd ql',".
Transporter, window shades and Pu'nans ~, s'%
adjusting fixtures 10 hang up, WIN WV
iassel 10 give them the finishing 'ouches, ,,s
A few nice summer shawls, such as ca'n'''''
and silk linen. J, m
A good variety of Groceries eons'ahuy y.
hand. and great variety Of hardware eap' N
ed o arrive So on. Wall and window p"pe' I h.
crockcry and glassware, carpetin . w. III bc,
on hand. He has on hand fine io' y -,
Wheeling nails, superior article. ,,,,
He can and will make il an ooJec' 70, p, ,.nr.
10 do their trading with him. lie has W. o n
fation of keeping a better sssort"ie" and
than any Other es,abl shment about het.' h,,s
anY pcrson ordering goods In m D ID s%a mart.
no reason 10 complain OF un'aitness % The,
Ia mefs will please be ~ NINA : n,tIe,
eel higher prices at Moline ior WI ~ Kind
cheese, eggs, poultry or vegetables .Isa,s
than at any other place about, ana Us ,ooa. =
glad To gel them in exchange Tor h,s lie
lie wants corn, oats, wheat, rags anu va M, for
IS willing TO sell all the goods he h''
good pay Of any sort. ~ NorRsE.
So, tan ,o., Az 34.ly
lubllHP, hVTll 20, 1000 IL
MOURNING Note Paper. WISHING hl,ek
vi Letter Paper and Envelopes; a'''
sealing wax; for sale at the =. c,o,e.
april 20 Davenport DOOM o-T III
pEST Record Inks, Black and Gree" Ink for
ID blue Ink, French Ink and eheap
Schools, for sale at , s,oe
ap'l 28 The Davenport l,ooH : = ,
NEWS prin, 2sX32, 24X36. e8X4a, C0, ora
IN Print, medium and double nea' a hc,rd,,
glazed Red Labels; paper, Cards, cara post. all
plain Letter, Cap, Flat CAP, and Foho o''
qualities OF blue and white. ,rO
For sale by w, II HOLMLo to
p News Print of any size iu'h's"'
order.
Davenport. Arrl %, 1858.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
BOYS CLOTHING.

Coats, pants and vests in good variety. Lei
everybody come along, he can "give 'em NJ"
His stock OF Btoadclo,hs, CAssimeres, Doc
SKINS, cashmeret's, satineits, swecds, ldoabs
and single width is really choice KENTUCKY
Jeans, ribbed ius,ian, velseis, s,ou, linens nam
kline, AMI collonade IN abundnnce-oatin, IN
lasting, etc for vests, ana buttons oil i so''
o button all these goods up with, such as 'e'
vel. hrocsde. IA ,ier mache, twist, mohars aud
chnrr nil cc al and vest bltions
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
BETTO.NS.-

In great variety, and pearl and agate do Of AZ
Sorts. A great variety OF iincn and cv''o" IN
no. and ,nsertinrs, embroidered do, colo'td s's
laes edeirrs Tor trimmings, black silk lace oo'
from four inches wide, 10 one fourth yard, pa'S
silk yise,tes, sprirg STYLES. Worsted 'rehins
hraids worsrcd and six braids n great 'areH
I.adie. best kid and Isle thread ana eo.oI
gloves, gents do. Ladies and gents wofsea
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

Andrew Jackson Davis and others propose a
Convention 10 investigate the origin and insPira-
tion Of the Bible al Hartford on the % day Of
Juae.-Ctieago Times.
D-u lie l.l-,hat's about the politest way
II announcing an Inftel Convention we
ret have seen. Had it been a Sldrery
Convention language would have failed TO
express The deep Indignation If that editor
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
N l. w Il X q e Err Y
VIM. 4. NOURSE

IIAS just received the greater part Of b I.
i i spring stock OF dry goods, consisting puu.
cfpaIiy OF almost everything saleuble in that
inc He ha. the most desirable assortment II
he is Judge, and he thinks he is that is 10 be
Iound n any establishment in thls ucinuy-
His stock % fancy goods is ''some" TO say the
tfas'.
II you want any silks, mohair fabrics, goplhs,
oaragas, burage and muslin dc lanes, lawns,
ailgAams, prints or any dress trimmings, en-.
hroijstes any thing at all, just call and SEE
The $ chit - good tor tie eses.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

A Lucky MANI Ambrose Hey
Mann, who held an Office under Geo. liar
rison's administration, as a Wing. who was
employed in the public service under Mr.
Polk, as Democrat; who was engaged
abroad in the diplomatic service under
Gen. Taylor aud Mr.. Fillmore, as Wing
is now appointed Assistant Secretary ot
State under Gen Pierce as a Democrat
We do no, think our government will ever
he in any danger Of being commitad By hi,
diplomacy Ind. State Sentinel.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

Iowa PENlTENTIARy. We learn from
The officers a this institution, that Richare
Q4inton, late Warden, is defauIter to the
State about two hundred aud fifty dollars
no has pockctcd the money, aud left for
parts unknown, leaving his creditors scye
raj hundred dollars minus on private ac.
count. II Qrinton had justice melted le
him, he would be returned 10 the Penilenti
AIRY, there to work Of hard labor for al least
five years.--E Md. Plaindealer.
Tie Plaindcaler il ''pokug fnn" al our
Peulentary IN intirnaling that any one
can be detained there for FIVE years, leas
f all one familiar as a Warden should be
with its 'scape valves
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

IMMIGRANTS The ST. Louis InteIigeu
Ger al the Ith instant, SAYS:
"Three steamers from the Ohio river
Yesterday, brought around over six han
bred passengers. They are principally
families removing from Ohio, Penns,l Iva.
MA and other States, who intend settling
in Illinois aud Iowa. There are but few
# any Of them, going to California or Ore
uon"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
Circulating Library.
A rrord 10 The rise is sufficient


WE want to know how many subscribers Ct be oh
tanned 70 the support OF our Circulating Library
Il will be remembered, that We have in meet ioI
with small Library, monthly supplies Of all the
most valuable Magazines of the day.
propose to add number of Interesting volumes
in a few days, provided respectable number oil
sub desire it, As the on paper pa
around we hope, and expect, to see such IN in.
teresi manifested as will enable US, long to add
largely 10 list Of Valuable Books which we in
do as soon as il "will payn
T. DE WITT CAREY.
DayenDort, April oath. laa9
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

STRIKES among workmen have become
50 common at the East, that at supper
given the other night in New York, bls
mechanic gave the following ,eas,:
aThe State pfson--a safe establish
neni--no fear OF strikes;
lie could not have said The above witt
truth had be been resident Of Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
Rev. II. NJ Nichols. in giving a descrin

Rev. II NJ Nichols, in giving descrip
ion Of the produces oi tho SOIL in Mnnaso
10, 70 the Northampton Courier, SAYS
Garden vegetables surPsss any thing ever
known Al The East. Onions so large thar
they cannot lie pot into -four blrrel Whole
II The he d is rakcn out al the bprrol. it wii
lie no longer whole aud an Of then
onions mNy be PIT in with all ease - Min
aesofd Pioneer
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

w. l.. D,,dge. of lows. has been appo'n
ted Indian Agent for New Mexco.-Ga
lena Advertiser.
We are at a loss To know who this safe
D dye is, unless il he Capt. l.. Dodge, VIII
resides nj New Buffalo and is a Reprcsen
ta,ive from Scot, county in the Leg'sia.
ture.--D Dubuque Express.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

JoHN p. Comfy, Of Dayton, has palontec
an invention FOR taking sheets from pile
fpaper and putting them Oh the press
ne at time, the same and as readily al
hey are taken off by the machinery nov
use. lflhs works well, il will 10 quite
= saving in large printing otllces.--Er.
A very useful invention and we arr
IIeased TO know our old friend has had biz
labor rewarded by success
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

The steamboat Wave, Captain More,
nasigated Sangamon river, His, on the 30
INST, as far SIS Petersburg. Two days were
occupied in finding the mouth Of the San
saman, among the various sloughs that con,
gect il with the Illinois.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

TEMpERANcE.-Mr. ". B. ChamberIip
Of Burlington, offers Sl00 for the best lrea
liSe on the evils Of intemperance TO be sen
him within year from the 2lst ult. Tht
offer is liberal one, bu, il is go hamperet
viii dicisiion as 10 the mode of treating it,
that no indepe ndent author will he willing
TO undertake the task.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
ID ED,

At his residence in Dubuque, at . o'clock last Fri
day, OF Inclination Of the lungs, GEORGE w. RICH
ARDS, NJ. D., aged 50 years.
DIR. Richards. formerly Professor in The
Iowa Medical College =, this place, will be
remembered by many OF our citizens, aud
by those " ho knew him with regret.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
SLIGO IRON STORE

Second Street, nearly opposite The Penn,
sylrania House.
JUST received good assortment Of I'm,
y Nails, Forks, and Hoes, &c, which We vii
sell as cheap for Cash as can be bought in Daysn.
port, Rock Island or elsew here. Nails a ca.,,
per lb. Common oar S cents per ID. other .;,..
IN pioporiion. Please give us a call and We ,s;l,
make good wha, wesay. Old Castings taken n
exchange Ter Iron.
WIN w. ALLEN
n,y.nra,, AL 9th tutp
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28
-BoNNET5.

HIS s,ock.o Bonnets fef Ladies aed Misses s
very hard TO beat. lie is also well supplied
with rib oas and flowers to trim with. aGd
Grape, crare liesc; Iarleioa muslin and Florence
silks 10 line them
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

p Snow SroRM.--Last Sunday we had 8
regular, old -fasbioned snow storm. For
the space OF al half hour bigger fakes fell
than we remember to have seen ell last
winter.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

I5wA ArroINrMEsrs Henry J. Camp
bell. of Lee county, has been appointed
Mail Agent for Iowa, aud MIR. La Cossitt
of Moscatine, Route Agent" for the Rls
er Mail above ST. Louis.
Hon. G. II. Williams. enc Of the Pres
Dental Electors Of Iowa. has been appoint
ed Chief Justice Of Oregon.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

SINGULAR DEATH-Two Young men ia
The village Of Branjes, in France, la,el>
persisted in very singular manner. They
went out t. shoot wild ducks, aud in order
to arrive at the mar,hy ground which the
birds frequen'cd, they determined 10 pro-
coed down the canal in boat, and then
crossing over 10 The other side, to walk the
rest OF the way. The waters being anu
sually high in consequence Of the rains
tho young men found they could scarcel,
pass under the arch in their boat. They
thought, it is supposed, that bv living down
in The boat they could pass. II 20 happen
ed that the water was higher than the,
thought, and WAS rising every moment, 81
that when the boat 90, under the arch. il
stuck fast, thus enclosing The Young men
completely without, their having any means
of ex'ricalng themselves. They were
found two DAYS after dead in the boat and
clasped in each others arms.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

1--WE are requested TO call the attention Of Car
riage Makers and others, TO very large assortment
of OIL CLOTHS OF all descriptions suitable for Car.
riage, Floor and Table purposes. Just received by
HENRY II. SMITH, opposite the Post Office, Daven.
port.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

Complaining the other day Of the i'm
nense quantity ofrain with which We have
been especially favored this spring, VIC
we're reproycd BY little prattler Of three
years old, with, "Why, papa, il 1t dIdn'i
rain the flowers wouldn't grow" How CT
ten do We compl in of that which, it rightl.
x.mined, would prove matter oil congrai
nlasion.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

RAIN is said never 10 TALL on the Guano
ISLES, hence the value Of that compost. a.
il retains the ammonia with which il il
largely ImPfegna,ed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

SERVED RIcHr.-Man is rarely content
ed with what he has. he is ever grasplns
COR a little more. When farmers received
such exorb,ant prices for pork last win,er
they were all dissatisfied, because they
coa!dn', get little more. A contemporary
saws, several Of our farmers, not conten'
with the extraordinary high prices paid for
pork last winter, made bacon oftheir meat,
aud now can hardly realize for bacon what
was then offered them fer green meat"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-28

Two hardened wreicbes, named Jobr
schoen and Joseph V, Dodge, were senten.
led at St. Louis on the 10Th inst, 10 bf
fung the frs, Wednesday ia June, for thu
murder Of Delaware Indian on the plains