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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11
r,,,nr.-sl.coYD CosGRl=---zp Session
TUESDAY, FEsEC.RT :, 1893.

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:! p,xS aIrossoJ ,hc S,,,,e j., ann. ..i,inu +, II
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lF onl'a ilGse"'eu '4le "'t'"'.'"' Va ~ ,r,!
Pl'ttos VI 'G ~ $50, 81. ~, itIs. ,I iaTI
~ MS h"''i ':"s " 80" IT, ~ " W -; 49,, No.
Senator "niH ''"N pace '''''e S ~ ' ~
i!2 t"ut'''',t ~ ,.i.,,o lt c,o,, :, Nyi.,,
a private oi' c"'"''n'is f'''1'V' '- . " " 80
"as rcpnite' ana !hsS Seu ,; :,i 49,. ..
Nj n"!h su'meu ''S'"'.'n ' !" :, 49,. :, " -
Monday heNI NE "'ui VI ''S1"'' '''''' - - -
Laid over
lnr rsoiAti"aS :" ~ ''h"'''te w '!'''i I'''.'
rc su'Je"t oi tis fiLh' o. wy "'"Ss H'' i7.hc' =! -
uan:cfcc hy american clszrnS aeei "" a'iY siah'1"
~.
."T. Seward addressed 'ac ''tha'c o' t"9 HSb.- 49,
hall, in examination "l 'haf claim! Hai ~ ttit 81 Us N"
~ lie also sa?Prr'e' l's Pacific 't,i ''2ti ~ "'.','
an wiser scaerle .oF eo"neci me Atlantic "''H '''' -
cifc.
NJ. undt'""cc Whi'F hJ"'@h - '""0 H'''7 u 80 ~
n,,&s
~. Hall obaiGci tie hooiI an" me sh!'t vas pos
III Ivncly next.
Tie c .i B.n5G lie senate message rom iEe i'T''
.,mt r,ng the fisheries, which Wa .'srei without -"
NJ rea'.
ROUSE 0t REPRESENTATIVES,
Previous n. H"ase pr Jcsal.nr 81 tusiress, ~
Florence OF Pa stated i1tfa hhd 10 ilscna!y en"eivnt.'
IL! yesterday 10 inir"iuce ~" Itn"". resolution
Resolved Ihil SCne b! y" oIi, ~ 0r2"nIz. Inc n'.E
nl -" En''oi $ttcs ." i.'lHc ne -' ih "'d' 'f -
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Enr The Ennnirkr.


At meeting of the Troop of Cavalry OF New ksnt coun
y, the 18Th inst, George T. Btum!ey having hecn call
cd The Chair Rubt Chandler! appointed S.cretLry
the following resolutions wcrc unanimously adopei:
Whereas "r have with deep ard tai.i suri"" i..&ia
nf III. death o' fUr't beloved ard inrUte ii!.h.
NG:.'! l.. Sn:au. ,0rtntr Capt 10 of 0rt ronrH',i
tsesuvsd Tha iec-iy depiorc ris dealt: ard sa'tiY
symra 'hze with his 'aai !:ienc5 Il Their melancholy
bereavement.
Rs.ovsc That csT coua.r has :s:a ned 2ss or- 70 e
aEc kseny ;c by the death u. hi cne oi e
favored cons whose pride and pleasure ii was a. al "
10 comfort the distressed and all the needy.
Resolved, That the mcmsers of thi. company Will wear
the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved That copy oi the foregoing resolutions ec 10"
waTded to his widow by the Secretary Of this meeting; an
that they re printed in the Ric,'rond papers.
On motion The meeting adjourned!
GEO r. BRUMLEY, Chairman
RoBT. a. CHASpLER, Secretary.
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m tie Edi:ors Of :he Enquirer:


Sussex CcuSTy, JAS. 81, 1853.
Gentlemen Ii from article III yGnr paper - inc
lith inst over the signature n 'carunc that the JuS
ccs The Peace ure very much il, with all II" i
lore of in Syer and Justice define hc position ami 10 80
certain what their are, II that they are npi
dds pcsed i:v the example ui their predecessors As ~
law allows lhcu charge for certain services rendered
they have determined TO charge in Instance have
been told that this has been determined upon BY te jns'iec
Of the cOu,;y Sussex We compelled 10 have JGsil-
Of The pcnc; the office is looked upon by some
as 10 homer many individuals sought this honor
with such nvidy rnIly thought that the honor ard glny
attached 10 The name Of p wnula be sufficient enon
compensation Without ctargHg these mn" pllHn'
fecs THcrc eacugh OF intelligence who "'S't-s
patriotism crnmrh I" perform the duties al Jnscr o. IN
Peace without any fte reward; and IL past services 81
worth nothing iaue cvicrs worth 10 10
0i"r the per diem pay all herr is no snHliI com
pe!ng qualify Justice 81 The Peace. II" ma
1!1;iy ar he may not, just ~ he ls"se !tu SO WIN 'h
vrsrer of III. pur- lie is elected and fis refuses 10
qualify h. is required and compelled 20 pay yet
only pay il he gets, dnIIT dry ior each Gay
that attends board The law authorizes the sever!
county Courts 10 allow reward for killing crows tacF
is required max" affidavit that they "trc kai IN In
coun!y DC. Then suppose poor man, IN order /" "lo MN
paying his Kills four FOR which ne ls HinWt
six cents each lt being lc reward allowed Dy INC c"
Courts ao nISi-rd) he "cry Jour cents
for his bills aud he pays the Justice l~tty- ccs
Tor il may bc fifty cents icr administering The "atn sur
veyors of allowed 81 Is for each days serSe
the rGad and they required 10 make AFFIDAVIT t e
of their acc0uns which is generally done be-
fore Justice of the Peace, and he charges fifty cents i1
each affidavit. hcsc and msny others OF the same srt are
reforms growing Of The ccd, tnlss-caHd, fcoih
Convention. II one has 10 pay lor swearing wonI say IL
Jesus Chris, said "swear no, AT ALL" EiAZZINl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11

VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Executive Committee OF this Society," win zsal au
only heightened by discou'ugemeni have De-
termued 10 make one cu iorr the OF Agrcu'
ture in Virginia"
rney have appointed the 23d irs,an for general meet
Ing OF the Society for the purpose Of dcyng ways and
means for holding whn the present year, what seems 10 DC
measure vital to the iua,ituonhe first Of annuo &C.
ris Of public eEhib:ons for the d,!ribution Of Premiums
dc.
They have been fortunate TO secure the services OF
an able and Jealous agent among the people and ocit
their contributions and enrolment members Of the Socc-
~ and they do not realize their too long deferred hopes
in building up by such institution worthy OF me
Old Domnoa will not be because the continued efforts OF
the enlightened advocates OF paramount public nteeS &c
serve not success of the shameful ndcfcAcc
OF Virginans to the hunor and interest OF the State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11

The n. Y Herald that among the documents
brought by the Africa is project OF copyright
ueaty between Great Britain and this country II was exc
cu,ed al Marsh6eld by the late Daniel Webster ana .
Campton the British Minister short while before tue as
Illness Of the ormci and having been returned from nsan
with the sanction and up pproyn OF The British government
is now probabahy under the consideration OF MI Everett
and Mr. CHAMPION. The presence Of Mr.. washington A
wing Of the capi,ul Is perhaps uncoaacctea Win e ne
oots,on and il is moro likely that nothing "a no"
wanting hu, the ratification o the Senate 10 convert II ho
law We understand that liz provisions are Similar u
those of the International copyright treaty e3ecu'eu
between France and England thirteen months ago. ana ai
fully adequate to protect the rights OF authors aho ass "
both countries Under s authority, the authors OF
of dramatic works of musical comPositions OF drawings
paintings of sculptures of engrayngs, OF hoslaphs' a %
any other works whatsoever of literature and the me '
published and copyrighted in the United Stotss "l' I
'd''0 e'"y all the rights ana privileges when eh 1nss
copysh' would Insure them in Great Britain; anu ~ "
manner, british copyright will possess the same fsa' u
hoy IN the United States entry In the cierK oeo
ofhe District Court pursuant TO act Of Congress The on
conditions Imposed ln.rcan authoro ore the egstra
ofhe copyright 10 staoners' Hall and strict comP'i-
arce with the laws OF Great Bein IN :es,. n" dep
site OF copy of their work 10 lie N:!s. ,;u.=r: h',
thet, English brethren mus! .S a Washington et:d de-
poste copies Of their works 10 the institutions uppou led BY
law 10 receive them The c"Pyeh! @. translation CT o
work in foreign language Will, on conp:iaucu wiki these
formaries enjoy the same Hailoi; IL ooh countries as mat
f an ORIGINAL work Without, of course Interfering with the
right OF any other party to translate Tue same "oiR Inc 10.
sho,,ion os articles in periodicals be prohibited by
consncous notice affixed to the article no'shg me puo-
liz ba ne auhsr or publisher the property of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11

asain-.
S4i4t. Morr Mcsris, Nathan H. Tho;a,cn ani joan
Nj DEendan-
rHe IA day September las
ali he ,aiilI!c
i"-d J"tr Morris aad
Nj N,rI ale the i December 1912;
sad ci pes":ts claim
Id decd required pIave claims
>. &, ..'.!s>InL.f
cs gH. cr t~"d Hl; tia; Tie 2s da,
q 1853 III: g;ac- Bue :gham Court House.
tari aec,g...
g .sad Commissioned Of sad Cour. the is day
g : w,gy f-,3 y. +. BOtOCk. Conr.
J.. =, .4t:
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A rucnos Avres later o; 22i November, says:

"Tte English Minister Extraordinary. Sif Charles no
ha leaves tomorrow III Rii:..c .iaJsstys steamer
Locust Paraguay. r,e on. NJ P.!.i:tan Ai"e;iS""
Minister this Confederation, also III he sa'c s''t
er. Senor ST. George Minister Extraordinary it9tn ~
French Government also leaves rs same iifne % at
French steamer. owa Fam5uIi. 10. the same Hhi
They 20 make trsaly with the RePuh' Q! f"'a
quay"
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" McGINiI, "Ioi the Nashville Whig
ZIMMERMAN. Druggist
70" a,,">>rNrrIvE CorGn.

-" : t">e'MrrIvE CoTGH
near SrIf l .os,t ,nr,s SH 4. ,x~ win Cough so
"a obg'l . - up al .g "a 1y ','r ny COW woua -uf
raer r. e At last irioA the CHERRY ECT,i,, r1 its ~i,?u,
Providence. ma cated me aosetltei. " ~
"irCn W AvE :" nEN ~; accRGDlrED chapASS ASS'rMA rh
AiBAsy. y Y. agnlrIs;s
A-5na IL lie a !o.m 80 ha, Obliged n
arr ;a o Tie time being unable to breathe n:d
] I @ q e nsae"S ""r csRRf a.i0isl c K %
he' .cs: 'ssc ~o,se but in less than week as
rei from rs use anG now IN
To- rs' ' ',cae removed can sleep on my bed
= a;e "i hsal'l ,rnprr Which esa safI saRsN
81 Commission and Fol" arding Merchant
81 RON lhE PREs'DENr uE AMHERST COLLEGE, EDWARD
os"s s:f your @ e CliERRy TER fEcroRAL my
orasas" cs,p ,-s: sashcd from lis ehem,
Ga! con- 4,i1 ~ n,rhe compound for The relief OF
r'. "a ..+ 'T"ci. o:suHs i my olion as 10 i, suPe.
" 's'S'' Gpwssp S;t "if1S GiTcSiicock %
Ana.s a. d. .,', srt.c..,a WHO have isG their
% - r. 5'- s 'i~'auca ss liz test saawn &c them for
:s~,'.. ,>'l.. :'r,u. s,:so:a ,:-'.:e co,,.c.
f.; F.. ls:s2t On: S.lsi " ,::';:s Gss: gss
,,ar.s. j!a:asl .: Msl.ss Science
S,. "a. ~: ,;:,'; / = x,.ssi s'':si, sS."9 i:s"'
Nc" is'se. Nrl.SaI Reporter
u ~ ''"'tss = M"-h Ans'mao Ambassador 70 Turkey.
:: =; >, E,",n9s , i!a.I. rres,'.nr OF Chill
H.. -. I, .,a.' E ',ns.o s,.,ea 'oss. N'w York.
l'.'e.'o. "":sr, y N iorsign countries
- ~. "'e ;"9" "I distressing diseases OF the
rs. y, ,rtrt.. mn! Hes; ;nl:c rsor'J.
g, ri lss%t s"&n, j. YER Praceaand nslyeal
Slny"oi g p .;;tLL. LAni. 20 and pTYTON Join.
,s hc c'i'ugGs ait";.ii t,"ng i.1 state.
{ <asn EnK FIFTY rHuUsNND BUSHELS OF
a @ wh. SG',.t 9r y M h c J1"v 1 y%s rivers f
.tp ?" Nirsh aeF a'so'a Nna landing.
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'ii"'sf' re-! ~. y .rr or yourselves.
IOk lNllAkNZh AND MlOOPING COUGH


s hi'" F"ne;t ~ Isry Peciprai ior Whoopng
o'I "h! ln.-"za hc,I rronounclng
roaiee rtnrls. -Four my children beer afflicted with
s"; i@"a ard ," VI The i'ecora has always afforded
u mos, ia.Ir' ,rei JAMES GLOVER.
Wa u he nny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11
A,EE'S CHERRY PECTORAL,
'h itit tRfnF COUGHS. COLDS nOARSENESS. BRON
EE!-E CKorr ASTHMA WiiOOPlNG COUGH,

I ~ ." rirsr. upra tine hIsk :te;e0!,
- rs.. ...w a. 'r.cs Tor 'ac!:. .hose leaf
rtt..no' "a { aaG he iruit thereof shai be
Tor !!!..... ~. -t. ."et thereof i1r m.,Ic ne
Here ~. hi. Tor the SICK recorded long
AZ. az: r.ris .,rr ads rev pru"l 70 the as
.-ia ,c ...u''tg" premises shall MT iai!.
1 A.'.e!,- >'c'icc discovers and dcsigna''a
- te.@r,..,- as'uT. tas gwen. one by ore. The
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'r" victims uh!IGlt than Con.
s&Ni n n SU. cd give evidence that this
te' "y j. hat Pumonar> Complaints, all their forms
Hi? l~ ..'a't&t" Cherry Fectcrai.
>ac u ~ i";ml: 10 publish Ii any proportion OF The
cure .s -" below Eane, Will lurEish our
HSai S "sa ui particulars anu lmcisru,Ibe proof Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11
TO TIE DEMOCRATS OF ESSEN AND KING &


QUEEN.
You have with !c@,cl doubt, The clTh of cur able
and worthy delegate Cen Musa declining Tv.rtcti0a
While IN yGuT services hC has II. hy deserved, b. tc
pTnup ia;l!n lschi." of ' ;!.e d ctc ana lu,r-
duties u-t"i - js clr u: c!.;CG iaujII, v,l
done, GOOD agd iiiui s.TyaaL"
Yuu wi bc under Ii: necessity 81 selecting sa"c
ui yoG citizens supply lie place Eo now h"'cl :
big l By seali acque e-c-ncr u s:cls. the cXt caHt!.
date >. u L. kIug IL tc"n Gaj ";i! does - =
sc:ii1 0 D. nocrac county deserve i. Sac hoaSs DC
mncay i!ra a; uanCIns in lis ai.csIrG 20 The VI u.
sCutrd * bit ana @cuitc S!ata IIgi dGc!'s q! -
nrd 80 opGti II be oi n:!: and coacrairi.
ton that she has worthy ui i.r Icit-
II qualified! tJ mentally and morally. - r:rE"s Ecr a..
uocaty. Among these possesses IN m"Tr '"::-
iccrcc al a attributes essential Ia ic g; and h. n.
orablc position ,Ean Cap. Ju!n n-kiHs. DC would -
fleet c"G: upon any constituency Tp thosc VII Eno"
c.n Huskrs, Is c"asIiy 70 Sag that Il: - gentle
OF sHprirr iigcu 'cEEo-at noot and "r ii
III" ul! Virginia schsOa 'ndn'"CJ "h ;ia hi>h" Il
business qualifications ard worthy OF any trust il ! Gie
tie Captain communication is uuano"n t. i.n
Should nc receive th. Lon'naip, and accept IT, he viii
be heartily supported hy the democracy oi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11

DIR Bowen of Jeersonton, Cupeper county, va ha''ne
asceained That runaway servant OF his was in
Pa took measures TO have him arrested ias' "eeN' any
caeded without trouble or difficulty, IN rtciams '
i've and having him brought bacS D' b""eh ,-u ~ -
6cul;es mpcdments thrown 10 his ~ay-ou' '"'
upon being proved, were strictly regarded.
Gov Marcy and son have taken passage from savannah
In 1ha Rr Conway.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11

aTIhEG.Is: ~ CiiaNEEKi--!a TIE Cncur Court OF
Buciighi"! roGrfy, >:;tein3cf !"iri. i:'2
john Jyas., Ncuca:!Gc aud Joel watkins,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11

t' fnk rIFti THoUSAND BUSHELS OF
"i.h purchase On ,h- Ja'rvs ruk rivers 6fD
>3 ]" WEI. and Yellow Cu.r. be delivered In the
.tr A: = Nich ncT' u. purt landings
pr.r'.,>,,.- go liioS BRi NEH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11

TESTIMONY OF AN INF!DEL RULED tuT--it
;Itai oi Lorlny Prince ii Douglass thhir" wi ~" "
Slaughter Of joan l. Howard ludd.iY ;c:.iu.." =
Worcester Mass few dsya ago. Is ~ ;ulnz "%' - p.
in. decara ons ci the deceased tto IfoGac -.
w.s en- inaC..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

Mr.. EpIToR:-Pease announce Mr.. d. c. FL.
bridge as an Independent candidate for Sheriff OIL
Scott county, at the ensuing August election.
Mr.. Edridge has been u citizen OF our ooupty for
Is years MORE man active in prom citing tie
interest Of the county, efficient officer in all those
stations where he has been frequently tried and ii
he should be called TO discharge the duty of sheriff.
he will do it, dogbt, with satisfaction TO the cti-
zens and credit TO himself We speak the senimeh nj
of many, irrespective of party, when say, d. Q.
Edridge for Sheriff.
Y1u will, therefore, please snnounce him as such,
with request 10 the Banner" ssBre aud "Der Dem
&C at to rse the above until day of eleciiou, and
The same viii he settled for at your office nv
MANY CITIZENS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI RAIL
ROAD

Quietly but earnestly the Directors q
this work are progressing with their under
taking. Having learned from much expe.
rienco The importance OF a thorough surve,
and full sdjustmen, OF pFe'inlnaries PRO-
10 actual commencement oil the work. they
are laying the foundation nov. no, only
for the more speedy. but the substantial
completion of the great enterprise in which
they are engaged.
Within the ioriniah, another corps q
engineers have stuck their stakes above
our city and are running bee line "esi.
ward to Council Bulls. As We have be
fore observed, this Will be the route tha,
the Company will ultimately select, mol
only for It's drecincss, bat for the gresier
ease and less expense with which it will be
constructed.
Let the reader take the map, hunt oul
Davenport, note lis situation With rcgard
10 other towns and 10 the line @. Railroad
that in a few years vii sirdle the Amer.
can continent. aud then ass himself, il
there be another city in the West possess
ing as great prospective advantages as thai
OF this place.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

lF any of our readers have occasion 10
travel from ST. Louis to Cincinnati We
would advise them, if they take the packet,
70 stipuate for conveyance from Louisville
to Cincinnati on the morning line OF pack
cts and not on the evening or Pittsburgh
line. We had some experience 10 thi,
way, and on the Pals CITY" steamer
we're au observer ofthe most petty man9n
sers to s.indle the Through" passenger,
olt u breakfast which at length Vas
gwen to them in the panr, and on The
jnmp-that ever di-graced the officers Of .
steamer. Mr. HARPER, the clerk, was sub
sequently voted by the passengers as en-.
tirely out of his station in icing placed ia
10 Office so universally filed by gentlemen
That Of a runner Tor hotel it was though
would be the station for which nature and
education seemed to have designed him.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

PusT OFFICE FAcEriousNEss coca
,ionaly receive Home Journal addresse,
to"Gsze,'e, city Of Davenport, Ind" Tn,
last number had the Ind. erased and low;
.ubsliiuted; underneath was written. Use,
flou can keep his gu, there now, ibis i
B he lib or 5ih time I've sent il back.
Under which another llmiuary Of The Pus,
Office had written, Its a lie, il was neye
here before or behind"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

RELtGr us-0ute a revival has taken
place IN The Christian Church at Barring
ton. The papers oflhat city contain many
nj Iengtil articles apon the subject. The
CongregationaIisIs. with The Iibersli,s
which always characterizes ihat dfnomiu
etloa, have permitted them the use oftbeit
meeting house. Since the organic liien d
the former church. hu, a few weeks since
hey have had about seventy five accession.
to their numbers. They are now mixing
~ effort to build church ediiice and have
already got some two 10 three tbousa ne
dollars subscribed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

The alarm Of fire sounded n this cit
tast evening, was caused by the burning o
barn, situated on n farm belonging I,
stephen Van Rensselaer,, at the head o
The junction Of the Plank aud Shaker roads
The stable was occupied by John Ferris
who had thirty five cows in il, all Of whom
we're burned to death. There was quan
tity OF hay and grain in The barn, which
together with the barn were entirely des
'royed. The cattle burned were valne,
It $1,000. The origin "t the fire, or the
Total loss, We have not been able to learn
Albany Journal
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02
DAVENPORT AND LECLAlRE RAIL
ROAD.

Again at our post. We feel quite a.
pleased to get back again as we we're +
leave nd such is tue resliessness OF human
nature. .Nan never is but always 10 b
blessed We find matters much as W
left them, only rather more en- tue progress
i've order. No where have we seen me
chanics more busily employed Than we fiod
them here, nor other evidences Of prosper
ity more Enthusiastically apparent.
Among other items we may be permitted
10 silude to the organization Of the "Dav-
enpor, I'D LeCisire Railroad Company"
An iron LUX connecting the two places
will make Us as cue city, G lut few
years can e!apse beiure The intermediate
space would be ihickly studded with houses
Davenport is bound to progress without this
Improvement. tu, with j, she would &C
auire additional momentum. Our friends Of
LeClare and vicinity are differently silua
ted, 10 them il is . matter Of vital impor
lance, and We ,rus, they feel il such and
will put forth every exeItion to secure ihl-
Road. They may expect aid from 81
Lonis and from Davenport, We, the burlher
of the undertaking will iaIi upon them
Others will be benefited Indirectly, b.
they will reap advantages Immediately
which will richly compensate them for ,hs
sacrifice, il such should be required, Of one
half their possessions.
Col Ends Of this place is about to s-i
81. Louis TO ascertain if ANYTHING can bt
effected there in relation TO this enterprise
The Col. Is a very et!icien, agent and II the
good people Of TINT city desire 10 secure II
themselves continuance OF the trade oi
the Upper Mississippi, they must eucour
age every effort that has tendency IL
that object.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

lIoEEIstE NvRpEs.-A horrible murder oc-
Cured at the Tel, run hoe in Cincinnati,
Ono A stranger put up there. The cook fan
cied he had money; broke into his room; hit him
wth Ratchet, ana killed him. t. Conceal his
crime, be cut the body into small pieces, and
acrually made soup of il for The customers.
The cook, when the terrible tragedy was
brought TO light, fled, and has not been arrested.
TIE name Of The murdered man was G. Turtle
he was from the seaboard.-Cor. Cfereiaad Iru,
Dem,
The above. and similar accounts cG Til,
tragedy, ali originated in i,lle squib that
appeared ia The Cincinnati Commercial,
coupled with the ob,usny of some men.
fIculiies. That Green Sea Turtle wa,
served up while we were in the city anC
hey do say il made capital soup.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02
SAN FRAxcisco, al March, 1850

J. c, AVER, Esq-Dear Sir; We have the
pleasure 10 inform you, that since our adviccs
Of the 5ih nltimo, we have disposed OF all he
Cherry Pectoral consigned 10 our House. -
From the benefit experienced BY those who
have used Il, there has grown up here con-
fdence in the article which viii insure YOU
for this market un Increasing and permanent
demand
The rapid changes o! oar climate from heat
70 cold, and heat again, induce, as might be en-
pected, the afflicted and otten dangerous lung
complaints. Many OF these, within our knuwl-
edge, have been 50 speedily cured By Your
Preparation, aa TO afford, as Il were, immunity
FROM their attacks.
We are daily expecting the next arrival, and
would advise the continuation OF ,our monthly
shipments IN larger quantities Than hitherto.
iGur., &c. ] G.. CRAM & CO
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

QriD Pro ouo.-Onr contemporary o.
The Burlington Telegraph has ceme TO the
sery rational conclusion. that the western
press, in giving about fifty dollars worth
otnotices per annum to eastern periodical
a. bonus 10 effect an exchange, is ''pay
M TOO dear for tie whistle" Western
editors should stand upon their rights snc
insist upon something approNima,lng ar
equivalent for labor performed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

TnIEvEs ON TIE BELLE GDULD.- We
earn from persons On The Belle Gould upon
her last trip up, that many passengers were
robbed bv some expert thieves on board
The rascals entered The rooms by means a
instruments at night. One lady lost d
largo amonn, Of je~elry aud money, ant
E. C"ok Esq, Of Davenport, Iosa, lost hls
Wallet containing some three hundred dot
iars NJ clue could bc found To secure
he arrest Of the scamps, who hive escaped
with the booty Chicago Journal