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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
By application OF steam to the most
IMPROVED Niei..NE.sN,

EN Rfsot E.D IA A2sssNkAks.
Together with more than twenty years expert
ence in EUTTD-NC
The undersigned iiatter themselves that, 10 ali
Intending TO hutld, they can cfier facilities not 10
be surpassed in any place either East or West.
They are now prepared to furnish 10 order
any thing in their line OF business, IN any guam
hfg, at short notice, aud on reasonable terms No
pains will be spared to give the most Entire Sal
isfdct'on as 70 quality, work manship, or price.
All orders from Il distance promptly at
tended 10.
The undersigned are further prepared to con-
tract for the erection of Buildings OF every dos
cription, on the most reasonable terms and with
the greatest dispatch.
The public generally are invited to call and
avail themselves Of the Facilities thus afforded by
the substitution oi Steam Power Tor that Of man
ia this brauch oi business
CDTES & DAVIES.
Davenport Ian 9Th, 1859
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STUDY YOURSELVES

ZIONIST CK'S Physiology;
" Edinburg dittJ; and
Cutters Anatomy; Physiology and Hygiene;
For sale at the
Feb II, tsj3. DAVENPORT BOOK STORE.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

WE offer far sale SIX va 'uab!e lots on Sd
w Street.
The above property is fasora5ly situated and
highly improved, with an elegant two sior,
brick building, kitchen, cellar &C., barn. ic'
house well OF excellent water s. cistern. vii
be sold at great bargain is application be mad
soon. M'GREGOR & LAWS
april l4ih- Main = Davenport
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DAVENPORT STEAM
GRIST MILL.

w + have fitted up our Flame Mill tot Gus
w tom work, and are now ready 10 receive
Grain, and will grind the same on the following
terms:
Wewillgtinl all merchandise Wheat aud Rye
for one-seYeufh, Corn ior cents per bushel IN
grind GOATS. Barley, &c, for feed for D cents
The Farmers will understand we shall not toll
damaged or unmsrchan'able Wheat. Any one
wishing such ground can have it done by paving
0 cents per bHshel Our days Tor grinding Gus
tom Work viii be Tue days and Fridafs.
81 RRONS i PRETrYMAN.
DaypnuoTt Sent, 18th, 1851
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EE.sDIIs
sEE.s.INGs OFF CHEAP.

E'XTRA Winter Whca, endS0p. Fine Fou
IL from Moline N! lsfgr sale al
Oct II. G. l. DAVFNpDR T,S.
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EAMILY BIBLES, plain embossed, selling
l. vory low TO close them ont. Also, not So
low but still cheaper, the best and most bcaU,-
lul Bible for sale in the Safe.
W H. HOLMES & co.
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NEW BOOT & SHOE
STORE.

NIOKE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A, the Store formerly occupied by A. w.
M'Grcgor,
HENRY e. BROWN
Having taken the above named Store and stock
"a the same with large variety OF Boots and
shoes, would respectfully inform the nhabi-
tan,s Davenport aud vicinity, that he is now
prepared TO furnish them with an article which
as regards
AEaTNESS, DURABILITY AND STYLE,
Cannot be beat. Having bought his stock d.
rec, from the manufacturers, at their lowest
prices.
AID FOR CASH ONLY,
ilecan assure those who may favor hlm wssh
their patronage thai he is enabled 10 sell cheap
Cheaper than day other Boot and Saoe
Establishment this side OF .Ner York.
In enumeratiag his stock he would mention
the following.-
| Gents. tiae Calf Boots. fine sowed do,
lC1utse-6nes do, Thick de-, tine and course-hne
shoes, Brogans. Lldies aud Misses Walking
Shoes, Polkas, Caters Slips, &c.
Davenport. March i5:h. '53
ALL RAILROAD 10 NKW YORK BOSTON, AND
PHILADELPHIA.
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FARM 80 RENT.

4 Number Of lots suitable for Stores or shop
on Cd Street, Brady, Harrison and PER-,
Streets; apply to G. L. DAVENPORT.
apl /, 1882
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
Particulars OF the Fire ut Minedgeville, Ga.

From the Milledg.ville Union, Oct. 20
On yesterday the city of Mlledgevie visited by
Of the most destructive fires that her citizens have
experienced since ths city first settled The fire
commenced between ten and eleven O'Clock A. NJ at a
carpenters shop occupied by Mr. Lord Hancock street
The neghborhood where the Are gnated covered
by old wooden buildings which furnished food for the
Games. The conHagraton spread to the OF Han
cock and Wayne Streets and up the east side OF Wayne
street to Green street. consuming twenty or
tenements occupied stores and shops by bust
ness men, The buildings destroyed the carpenter
shop of Mr.. Lord BARRIERS shop adjoining the carpen
ters shop Dr. Edwards drug shop, and Calloways gro
Gerry Hancock street. Cans clothing store at the cor
rer Of Wayne and Hancock streets; Singetons shoe
store D. b. Stettons family grocery Hagoods bakery,
Conn's bakery Newcls grocery, Newells tin shop, Dr.
Idttles drug store Beslls dry goods store Edwards
family grocery Case Port Co.'S drug store Barnets
dry goods store, Robinson's dry goods store Chd's
Chamberlain ewelry and fancy store, A. C. VANS cloth
ing store Wayne street; and Choice Megraths dry
goods store on the of Wayne and Green streets,
and Randolphs confectionery and the dwelling occspisd
by Colonel n c. Barnett, Green street We have the
troyedso that the members Of the Legislature about to
assemble will be well accommodated IL the fire had
not ha opened The principal of real estate that
suffered, are lr. IOminson Fort, d. b Stetson Isaac
Newell Seaton Grantand, Breedove, Treanor Bethune,
A. W. Randolph, and r. b Stubbs The shopkeepers and
merchants succeeded in securing large portion Of their
goods d. b. Stetson, d. NJ Edwards and DR. Little suf-
fered by the loss Of goods Most Of our business
recommence business. We not able at present to
state the amount Of the loss how much insured
The Recorder says in addition
The exact loss Is not known Many valuable goods and
groceries consumed and others greatly injured in
removing. The buildings the opposite side of Wayne
street were saved with great difficulty.
Colonel Barnett desires say that the destruction
his dwelling viii preclude his taking boarders during the
session.
Many of the buildings burned owned by s. Grant
land, Esq, and DR.. Fort, and we're not insured.
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UEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
From wash,nrton C,tv.

CHANGES AMONG MARINE oFFICERs-rHE PgRoUI-
sITks OF THE NEW YORK CoLLECToRsnIP, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1858
The following changes have been ordered among the
marine oEcers of the Navy. Major Harris transferred
from the command OF the guard at the Philadelphia navy
yard to that of the New York yard Major Edelin, from
the head quarters of the marine skis this city
the command Of the guard Norfolk Major Dulang from
the command Of the guard New York to that of Boston
Major English from the command of the guard at Boston
TO that Of Philadelphia Major ton detached from the
command of the guard at Norfolk and awaiting orders;
Capt Brevort continue command of the guard at Ports
mouth; Capt Williams ordered the command OF the
guard the Washington yard Capt Tyler from the com
mand of the guard at the Washington yard 10 the com
mand of the guard head quarters and the marine oar
racks of this city, and Capt Gillespie ordered 70 the navy
yard at Pensacola. -
The officers of the 5. steamer Allegheny have been
transferred 10 the ship Ger antown, at Boston.
The Star intimates that Judge Bronson, in addition to
his salary of SO 600 per annum, and claim for zines
and forfetures' collected bv him while in in Office at
the rate 5000 per annum-both of which have be
pad-also claims one tsir of moiety of the spenal
duties collected New York which for the quar-
ending September 3oth $l5, 66T and which it is
derstood the Score tary declines paying.
Hon Z. b. Odds another Ohio candidate for the speak
ership, arrived here yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

Barker
Alderman RING In favor Of the resolution and op.
posed TO the amendment making special appro priaon
He would vote for such amend nent IL there any
session OF the Board Of Aldermen by whom 1t might be
had adjourned, and the luton, if amended, would
necessarily be referred back to them before it took effect
he thought the passage Of the amendment would have
the effect to delay the payment of this money to the
laborers who had earned II, and who needed 1t now.
Alderman BARKER said-Make this special appropria.
on and here Let the matter rest in regard to sweeping
the public streets Two months only viii eapss before 1t
comes up into other hands and during that time, the
streets viii be % clean without sweeping they are
with sweeping under the present system.
Alderman TRorTR-I have passed through oar streets,
and cannot whore this money has gone to- although
have no doubt it has been expended, but, whether
Judiciary not is the question Our streets in
filthy condition, Notwithstanding the immense amount
said to be expended upon them for this year.
Alderman RNG-I have seen sweepers in our streets
to-day
The vote taken upen the amendment, which was
lost The original question to with the Board of
Alder linen also lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
Board of Supervisors.
OcT. 3l.--Hs Honor The Recorder ia The Chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting we're read and ap
proved.

OCT. ol.-ltis Honor the Recorder IN the tna1r
The minutes Of the las. meeting we're read and ap.
proved.
CogoNT1ls' WIIg.
The report OF the committee 70 whom referred the
accounts of the Coroners for post norton examina tons
was orcered TO be printed. The committee recommend
the payment Of the bills youched and verified, but
they recommend that hereafter the joint account Of the
Coropers be not received but only the account separately
OF each oil them for the performed by and Incl
dental expenses incurred By him, and such Incidental
enSes, wen a. his overcharges be set down In items
and be made out together with his account required
BY law and that he specify in each item where well
when the inquest is held.
The Recorder submitted form Of oath to be taken by
the Coronor a. 10 the correctness Of their accounts and
that the money and other articles mentioned therein
baye besn del yered 10 the public administrator TO the
executor administrator Of the deceased person This
was also ordered TO be printed.
Several petitions for the remission OF taxes were re-
ceived and referred.
The report Of the Con mtee Annual Taxes In favor
ef The remission ~ taxes on several persons
~ i.so oi paying bii messrs. whitock q Beatty,
eo02 for recording books, be.
The Board adjourned to Aonday asKt ct four O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

The ship launched at Bath the 18th ult, from the
yard of jerks Harding is to be named the Clara Hg
gins, for Capt Higgins.
letter to Ewood Walter ESQ., from Shanghae July 20,
says-Tbe Golden Gate Of New York. has arrived with
damages to 125 bales Of her cargo As all American do
mestics are packed now the coverings are protection
for frequently the dampness of vessels hold will
denim the goods.
Brig Grand Turk recently sold to parties in Bangor has
been repurchased by Messrs Jenkins Dyer, Of Prov-
dence, private terms She will continue to hail from
Providence.
IAUNCHKD-At Wells 18th inst, by Capt Sawyer, .
beautiful bark of 1926 TONS owned by Mary Sawyer She
will be fitted for Immediately.
At East Machias recently by Messrs 8 Pope Co, .
schr of about 200 called the Mary Capen to be
manded by Capt Plummer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
Marine Disasters.

SHIPS LAPLANp, WIN. sTURGIs AND PRESIDENT.
Boston, Oct. 81, 1858.
A Geographic despatch from Eastport of this morn
ing says'We have the ships VIM. Sturgis and Iapland
ct anchor in Little rivershan proceed to Boston this
evening with the VIM. Sturgs."
Vessels from ST. John NB report that the R. B. Forbes
could get the ship President of.
SERIOUS COLLISION.
BALTIMORE, Oct 81, 1883.
The schooner r. Fowler hence for Portland run
into Friday night by brig and lost all her fore rig
Gin0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
From the South.

THE FROST IN GEORGIA-YELLow FEVER, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 81, 1855
New Orleans papers OF Tuesday last received The
frost of Monday at New Orleans and Mobile had
all fears of a continuance of the epidemic
The Augusta (Ga) Chronice says the cotton crop is
efecsually killed, except in few favored localities
The yellow fever had again appeared at Psnsa cola
among the deaths Mr.. Henry B. Trainer, engineer
merly of Philadelphia.
The Norfolk Beacon Office Gred last night and the
upper part of the building much burnt The materials
were saved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

full Of water and abandoned efors reported same day.
ship haing from New Orleans bound TO Charleston,
with loss of all her nasts, steering "
Schr Rainbow, Culvert, Newbern, 8 days.
Schr Add Kader, Clark, Richmond, s days.
schr Rio, HI rrick, Ssdgwick, Ne, 8 days.
Schr Montesuma WALL Calais l6 days
Schr Dolphin Lord Ellsworth, 10 days
Schr Southerner Huckins, Lubec, days
Schr Challenge, Bryant Lubec, 9 days.
Schr Sophy Collins, Allen, Plymouth, g. days.
Schr John o Ireland Whslden, Boston, 4 days.
Schr Plymouth Rock, Lacey, Boston, days.
Schr Lucy Ames Ames, Rockland, 4 days.
Schr WIN Brown. Hobrook, Rockland, days
schr Thomas Ellis, Elis Hsrwich, 2 days
sloop Thomas Hall, Hull, Brookhavsn, ! day.
RsTURsD-Ths schr Henry Clay, Nye, from Albany for
New Bedford in consequences Of being into of Hunt
ington. this morning, by An unknown sloop carried
away the foremost bowspr jibboom, and lost anchor
BELOW
Bremen brig Helene, from -.
Also, brig, unknown.
Wind at sunset, South and light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

Hon. John Wheeler # New York, and Hon. ) W. Way,
OF usets both members Of the next Congress,
have arrived in Washington.
Hon. r. j. Walker Washington; James Winslip, Buffalo
T. j. Downing Va; Lloyd w. Williams, Maryland; Lieut..
Stellwager U. s. James Craig Cszanoyiai Governor
Leland Ohio we're among the arrivals yesterday at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool IN chip AustraaNrs Edwards, Miss
Edwards, Miss Edwards, Miss Edwards New York
Rev Wood, Ellnst, Mr. Smith, do SA Meyerhesn
Germany. - .
PROM Liverpool in chip Constantine-Wm Wood Miss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

HIGHWAY RoBHyEY.-A man named McCArt, was stop
ped w heventh Sonth Second street. about eleven
O'Clock on Sunday night, by two men, OF whom pre-
sened revolver and demanded his money or his life
10 'hs very moderate request Mr.. Mozart acceded by
E~''s m nll The money about him, which s!..ssa
cyn'- four ~ which the hishvaymsn returned with
ca .lcs ior nm ~ expose them,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
Legislative Nominations.

Albany, Oct 81, 1905.
Robert a. Pruyn has been nominated by the wings for
the Assembly, from the Albany city district.
The national democrats have nominated Mordecai
Myers of Schenectady for the Senate from the Albany
district
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Telegraphic Marine Reports.
BOSTON Dot 81.
Arrived-Bark Walker Manzanilo; brig Helen Jane
Truxillo.
Ceared-shp Cyclone, San Francisco and sailed In tow
of steamer Titan.
NKw ORLEANS, Oct 20.
Arrived-Shp Reporter (naw), Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
The Weather In the South.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 20 1853
The weather continues cold here but we have yet
experienced only one light frost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
Herald Marine Correspondence

PHILADELPHIA, Got 3l-4PM.
Arrived-Schrs Mexico, Chester, New Haven; Jane
Patterson Dole, Bosten.
Cleared-Brigs Fairy willeby, Pernambuco A Ring
terprise, Pendleton, Portland; N Mahoney Nichols
Savannah Tyler, Robinson, Providence Mexico, Ches
Ter, Bridgeport Patterson, Dole Boston; James,
Westcott, New Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81 1858.
The screw steamship City of Manchester from Liver
pool has arrived at this port bringing hundred and
seventy six cabin passengers large and costly cargo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
The Ohio River, &c.

PrTrsBURG, Oct. 81, 1853
The river is in excellent navigable order 1t has
been rising since Saturday and the water measures
six and half feet in the channel The weather is fine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

[BY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TMB0RAPH.l
The HIGHLANDS OCT 3l-Sundown.
All the outward bound vessels have gone to see Wind
light from SW. Weather hazy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01
The southerner at Charleston.

The United States mail steamship SoutherAer Captain
Thomas Even, from New York arrived here at o'clock
this afternoon She experienced very stormy Weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

Debates In the Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Upon the question of appropriating money for the
cleaning of streets Messrs Barker and Toter opposed
the appropriation
Alderman BARKER said he wished to make statement
explanatory Of the he about to take He had
said that he should vote for any special appropr
ton by this Board; but he intended to otter an
amendment to the resolution from the Board OF Alder
making special appropriation Of SIS O00 He voted
for this special payment of money through his symps
nes 70 me posi no we're worthy Of Their hre
their daily support and he thought they should not
be Kept out OF It.
Alderman TpOrTER sustained Alderman Barker In this
nY-ofanert. He demanded ,ha fact, shnwio0 tha use
msas of the huge mousy already consumed
the s~e~pns fsrest before be should ms!s other
thAs special appropriated which he voted Tor ipoo the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14
DIR. STRONG'S
PICTORIAL STOMACH PILLS:

remedy for Coughs Colds Catarrh BRONCHITIS, Group,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, Consumption, Nervous Dis
cases. Dyspepsi Costiveness Eypelas Diseases of the
Heart inflammation and Pain in the Chest Back and Side,
and all diseases arising from deranged state of tho Stom
ach and relieve the distress and bud feeling from eating
too hearty food, in weak and dyspeptc habits,
WARRANTED TO BE PURELY VEGETABLE
These Pills Expectoran Tonic. and Aperient-
One % box three times to cure
diseases dollar bottle of any of the Syrup Bal
Sarasparas that made and simple trial
of only one box will prove this important truth.
They promote Expcetoraton, Loosen the Phlegm, and
Clear the Lungs and other Secretory Organs of all morbid
matter there another remedy in the whole Maeria
Medica capable Of mpang such healing properties to the
Lungs and Vital Organs these Pills They Cure Costve
produce good regular Appetite and Strengthen the
System.
Price Is cents per box containing 25 doses of Medicine
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills. and get the Plan
ters Almanac gratis giving full particulars and certificates
of cures.
Both kinds the above named Pills for sale in Viii
mington N. c. by w H. Lippitt and e D DuPre Drug
gsts who also keep supply of DR.. SPENCER,S VEtIE-
TABLE PILLS, and DR. HULLs CELEBRATED
PILLS. which stop the chs and Fever the mrs. day and 40
nos Nav lss1s9 =. SO IS 3sIy
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$40 REWARD.

THE above reward will be paid for the apprehen-
L sion of Negro Woman named EDITH, or COM N4SM
monty called EADY belonging the estate of James
P. Davis decd. late of Dupn county, and delivery 2
to her confinement in Jail so that get her
She has been absent for about years. propab turks
concealed in the part of New Hanover county adon
ing the Dupn line We win also pay the aforesaid amount
TO any person who will enable convict any white
of harboring said slave Said slave Edith is the wife of
negro named Jack Ga blacksmith formerly the
erty of Henry Williams, decd
J. H. JERMAN,
SETH DAVIS, Aon rS'
December G. 1852 l5-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14

A BSTRACT from the Minutes of the Superior Court o
n Law held for the County of New Hanover at Spring
Term, 1858, Hon John NJ. Dick. Presiding Judge:
Odred That hereafter the Civil Docket shall be taken
Monday of the first week of the Court andconnued unit
Tuesday night of the second week of the Term and that
Wednesday of the second week the Term the State Dock
shall be taken up and continued until disposed of Par
ties and witnesses the State Docket not required tc
attend until Wednesday of the second week of the Term
81 further Ordered, That this notice he advertised in
the Wilmington Herald and Journal newspapers for six
weeks previous the next Term of this Court, which will
commence the 4th Monday after 4h Monday of September
next. H. w. FOY, Clerk.
Sept. 9th, 1853 Low.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14
DIR. STRONG'S
COMPOUND sANATIVE PILLS.

TNHESE Pills entirely Vegetable, and are most su-
i peror Medicine in the of all Bilious Complaints,
Chls and Fever Dyspepsia Costivenexs Liver Complaint
Jaundce Sick Headache Scrofua. Salt Rheum. Feyes of
all kinds Loss of Appetite, Obstruced and painful Menstru
alton and all lingering diseases.
AS Female Medicine they act like charm, and when
according the directions they fail to the
of Piles after all other remedies fail.
They purify the blood equaze the circulation, restore the
Liver Kidneys. and other Secreory Organs healthy
and action and Anti-Billous Family Medicine they
have equal. Price Is cents per box.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-14
General Notices.
DENTISTRY.

UENTISTNY.
nR. F. B. CARR has returned from the g.
- North with a largely increased stock of EssszSsA
Teeth, Instruments, &c. Having consulted 'IIYY@TC
m1ny eminent Dentists he has perfect confidence the
periory of Aliens Patent mode of inserting teeth with
tifcal gums Full inserted Immediately the ex-
traction of the teeth and remodeed the gums
healed without additional charge They be with
out pain and removed from the mouth the
cleaner and stronger than teeth inserted in any other
and warranted give perfect satisfaction All
other operations performed in the approved
Reference to individuals in this place wearing teeth
with the patent improvement.
Oct T. 1853. 5tf
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