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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-13

lust Received, q good article Of E,heria
~ Oil. GEO. RAENHAL-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-13
DIR. M. S. THOMAS,

II ESPECTFULLY offers his services to the cit
practice Of Medicine and Surgery Office at Mr..
George NJ. Bowers. S~References---Dr N r.
Smith, Baltimore Dr. r. II. Thomas, Baltimore;
DIR. Samuel Chew, baltimore; and DR.. VIM. NJ.
Hammond, Martinsburg.
March 49, 1883.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-13

GkJ- 1t is said Of the late Duke Of Wei
lington that he resembled Napoleon in tie
uncommon and enviabls faculty Of command
ing instantaneous sleep however critical the
moment. be could surrender himself to natures
sweet restarer. whether on bench. under
tree. or anywhere, to awake refreshed ss .
giant, aud ready again for eDy work
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-13
DIR, WIN. M, HAMMOND
DR.. D. W. THOMAS,
Philip DiHendcrfer.

HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER.
Il L will give prompt attention TO all orders in
his line of business. Shop on West King
Street, harrisburg. nearly opposite the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Conrad Rousch.
April 6, 1852.
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April 20 J. ". BOfD.
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8. Gnrard.
NcMMtSSI0NER IN GHANCERv- -Ofice, over
~ the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court.
April 80, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

AccIDESTs.-Last Friday as Mr.. d. ?
McKown, of this place, was driving a span
Of horses attached 10 a carriage, 10 descend
ing the bill al lie Claire, portion Of The
harness broke and the horses ran. Rev.
Mr. Slsde, who had previously sligh,ed
from the vehicle, was run over and consld
erably injured; Mr. McKown was thrown
gu, withou, sustaining much injury, while
The carriage was broken TO pieces.
Mr.. r. Mcintosh, an old citizen Of this
place, was kicked on The head by young
horse the previous week, while at the Goa
banks in Illinois, but We learn is likely t.
experience no lasting effect from the acci
dent. II is due to friend Robert, perhaps
TO remark, that his recovery is attributed
not so much to The thickness OF the skal
as to the indireetness of The blow!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
JOHN KNAPP,
TLArE Low & kSAPr,

WHOLESALE Grocer and Commission Mer-
w chant, No. 81 Levee, has in store and to
arrive. n large and well selected stock, which is
offered at the lowest rates, consisting IN part ~
ioows:-
300 PIX Is Green aud Blk Tea; 500 bags prime
Rio Coffee; 100 bags Java and Laguayra Coffee:
100 hhds prime Sugar; IS Ibis clarified &c; 100
hhls powdered, Loaf and Crushed Sugar; 100
casks aad hf Ibis Saleratus; . casks Cdrb. Soda;
% boxes Cream Tartar; 300 boxes Soaps; 80
boxes Mould and Star Candle; 30O bundles
Wrapping Paper: SO. bags fepPer;20 bags Pr
MEMO: 80 boxes Rasins; 20 tierccs Re-; IL
cases Prunes; 10 cases Sardiues; 80 bbts Aim
ionds; 100 boxes No. and Va. Tobacco; 100 box
IS Ground Spices; - casks Zante Curran's; 30
bales Batting: COO kegs Boston and Pittsburgh
Nails; so coils Nantiila Cnrd; 100 dozen Pals;
| 100 Tubs; 200 boxes Cuba, Havana, Regal
| ia and Principe Cigars; 100 boxes fiHe cut Chew
! ing and Smoking fohncco; 900 mats Cassia; LOG
Ibb.s Cider Vinegar; go boxes Glass; 100 boxes
| mint and quart TASKS; . bales Carpet Chain; PUG
| dozen Bed C rts ard Plow Lines; 800 VI q ID.
Caps: 100 dozen Preston and Merrill's Yeast
Powders; 200 pkas Mackerel; 40 drums Cod
Fish; 200 boxes de-; 300 boxes Hsrrings; 5t
Lemon syrup; 200 boxes Pipes; 900 drums Figs
100 boxes Catsup.
Also, full stock Foreign and Domestic L.
quors Merchants visiting our city In the sprng
will lind il to their interest 10 call and examine
any stock.
(, ysnis Feb 9ath 1859 25
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
Branch of the Vermont
NEaislsf.E WORKS.

TINE undersigned having connected Them
l. selves with an extensive Wholesale Estab
iish5Hent IN Vermont, are prepared 10 furnish ths
citizens Of Davenport and vicinity and all thoss
wishing "a purchase
MONUMENTS. TOMB-TABLES, or
HEAD an,i-FO0f STONES.
To the memory 81 their deceased friends tha
they can Be supplied, Ny calling at their shof
Oh tie Corner OF Rock Island and Second Streets
with Just the article ther want. and al lawel
price than can be furnished IN the Western
Country, BY wholesale or retail.
N. b. Dan't forget the place Conner ef L. |
and Second Ste.
f. d. & ]. L. WAILAR.
Davenport Feb oath 1853. 25-N
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

4 SCouNDREL Ar LARGE.-Last even.
ing, two responsible trustees Of the African
NJ L. Church called on US and requested
US 10 state that a certain sable divine
known as Rec. Baker Bromn, absconded
yesterday morning, with about Sl20, be,
longing to The society iu this place; more,
over, that there is evidence TO prove hin
to be drunkard, liar, aduterer, and vile
imposter. He is fluent speaker, and ha:
preached in all the most important places
in this region, as agent for the coloreC
Church in this place, taking up collection:
to Iiquidate the debt incurred in erecting
church edlice. In this manner, he col
lected, in Galena, Dubuque, Rock Island
Davenport, Burlington, and other places
according to his own statement, the above
sum; though il is thought he received much
more. He has regular preachers license.
He went towards Davenport, with color
cd woman named Jane Sa,er, formerly OF
Burlington, although he has wife in
Brooklyn, III.
We hope our brethren Of the press vii
give this reverend scamp passing notice
so that he will not have an opportunity to
impose on another community, but may IL
brought TO justice. lie is large, raw
boned mula,to, slow in speech, and sheepisI
in look. Pass him around! Mascatia,
Journal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

Individual means 10 the iurtherancs OF the
work, but lei us call in the aid Of our Cor,
poration and Of our County and construct
roads that will prove substantial and dura-
BILE. We want Plsnk Roads leading into
Cedar aud through Clinton 10 jackson
counties. Our citizens, especially those
engaged in trade, could no, make better
investment than TO apply their means il
the construction Of such roads. II would
compensate them oven il donsted for III,
purpose, but TO invest il in stock woult
amply remunerate them.
.Wai,," says the wary merchant
There is no such word in the American
vocabulary, aud he who practices upon i
must expect to have the modification Of
seeing his thoroughly Americanized neigh
Dor, assume those advantages that by rigb
belong to himself. A year in the young
prosperous West, is equivalent to fiyt
times that period Of time in the old, lum
bering East, aud he who says "Mait," il
unified az an active participant in the
stirring improvements III at mark this por
too oil our country. AWAIT was the re
i,erated cry Of the tardy ones when Rail
road hence to Chicago was projected i
was UNDECIDED and yet that Road may no
be the first to strike the Mississippi
.Wai,,n say the same individuals, "whe,
men Of capital come into the place the,
will project Plank Roads into the interior
Ii we who have been so long identified
with the interests of the place cannot pro
jeci such improvements, we have little IL
hope from those who come after. Ia the
meantime Plank Roads will be constructed
leading into every important town above
and below us. the trade that should seek
this place will be attracted TO other points
and the man Of business knows that
when trade flows 10 certain direction. II
requires tremendous efforts to restore il
even to It's natural channel.
lfa few Of our more enterprising and
energetic citizens were TO take trip
through Scott and adjoining counties, they
could feast their eyes upon as rich soil a.
the decay Of nature ever produced, bring.
ing forth in abundance, aud then learn to
their chagrin that its products, which by a
little exertion could be secured to Da'en-
port, were in consequence ofbad roads seek
ing further bu, more accessible markets.
Davenport is bound to progress aud ra-
pidiy, but not with that certainty Of becom
ing grea, city, no, with that surety Of
opulence 10 its present citizens, that il
would did we possess good Plank Roads
ramilying in every direction, and should
such thing occur as its progress being
checked, lis business forsaking il, its build
ings becoming dilapidated and ,enantless,
then may be erected upon is site The
anomalous epiiaph, Davenport-died o. lis
natural advantages!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
CouNTERFEITERs ABOUT.

A. Bsgley and Sam West--the former
we believe, resident Of this county-were
arrested near Toronto, Clinton CO., this
week, by officers from Muscsine, for pass
ing counterfeit, money in Cedar and Mus
catne counties. The former effected his
escape aud The officers are 10 pursuit d
him.
Bagley attempted TO pass some Indiana
counterfeit, $500 bills in this place las,
week, bat did not succeed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
EDITORIAL. CORRESPONDENCE.
[for the Gaseite.l.
Mr.. SANpERs

II knew BY the smoke that 50 gracefully cur!ea,,
Around their long pipes that the Dusch were ~
thars ON Some.
In strolIing around your city on Satur'
day evening last, ! was attracted to 'ht
Court House BY hearing many voices
which we're quite as harmonious as these
heard around large mud-puddle in frog
time. enqnired Of little boy why thai
multitude had assembled for soon dlscov
cred that an effort to learn their dcsigi
from The most busy spirits, would have
been unnvailing. was informed thal
the .!aithfu,. ..hard listed" & .unterFl!ied.
had called meeting TO play over agalf
the game of aGalp with the Germans, as
these people have become little trouble
some and had concluded they were entl
tied 10 some uf the crumbs that might tai
from the Democratic tables. | hunted my
way upstairs and found vacant seat
BY the door which | took in order TO wit,
ness the performance. Soon a little Cock
Robin locking maa ran up to the Judges
bench, (he appeared TO labor under the
great pressure of,ha weight Of The business
he was about to do, for | thought tho blood
was oozing from every pore-but was told
he only partook largely Of the spirit OF
tho scene) and proposed that some bird he
named (Which | forget, know II was not
"fy up the creek") should take the
Chair, land when he put the moiien the
quickly responded "iah. -
this Rara Aris was conducted 10 the bench.
At this moment saw something bobbae
op and down which took for ''b'own up
bladder that some bad hoy had thrown
over The heads the mass, but was relles-
cd from my error by hearing il speak, and
The Chair recognizing il as the "Granlte
Calf propose the appointment Of young
.Esculapias. as Scribe, which received the
same glorious response, "Iab.' but Tor
fear he could not understand the yah and
mir cam arouse Of The meeting, they ap.
pointed the Demostenes Of Cabbagedom,
is bis helper. Haviog thus organized, IT
vas only necessary 10 pat The machine IN
notion and all would soon be over; % they
toked the Buffalo Bull end harnessed BY
ala side choice nag from the Aegean sta
lies and put the whole under tho care Of
he s.niad moalder,a a. was evident from
lis constant running from the moving pow
IT to the chair TO see every thing would
york well and the game come ont right
After resolving that none bat The s'lathial'
honld vote for Postmaster. they started
he machine and having cast in the names
# John Forrest, A. T. Mast, and q. Ne
kown, (Mr. Esgal and MIR. Shields having
leclinedl few turns brought forth the
important and expected ''yah" Then
he Chair announced that A. L. Mast bad
I52 votes for Postmaster, J. Forrest ], Mr.,
Shields land G.. McIlown 0--The pc,
les being tired they rested awhile. Hav
ng taken their wind they soon ground out
resolve tina, the proceedings be sent io
heir Representatives in Congress, but did
rot resolve to publish them in the Banner.
Then they congratulated each other, turn
ID Out the Bull and the ponies aud went
rome.
AN OLD Democrat.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

No charter 10 build Bridge across the Missis.
zippi can be o: any avail whatever without the
passage OF a concurrent law bg the Leg stature Of
Iowa. In other wofds--iliinos can build .
bridge only half way over Gatena Ga-.
Dor contemporary labors under mistake
the last Legislature of Iowa passed bill
granting general right Of way 10 all Raj
road companies, with privilege Of construct
ing bridges, etc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
HARNESS. HARNESS

.Jyo all in want Of Harness, G. ". BARNES
i late of New York, is prepared to furnish
and keeps constantly The best article, made q
The very best New YoIk leather; 10 be satisfied
you need only call and examine.
Team harness from Sl4 to SIS
Bnoyy do. 10 10 so
Also, Brides, Martingales, Iialters, Collars
in short every thing in the trade.
Trimming also done 10 order.
Repairing done with despatch.
The Shop is on Brady ST., gsSt door to a. {
Bilious, opposite b. santord's Grocery Store
Do not forget to call, II you want No. harness
or If you want cheap set either can b. had
Feeling confident can SATISFY i you will Civ,
me q nal, am always on hand waiting tor YOU
orders. Respectfully,
G.. W. BARNES.
Davenport, Feb 9th. 1888 25-ti
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
a NonLr DAYS WoRK.--Tho House Of

A NopLE DAYS WoRK.--Tho House Of
REPRESENTATIVES yesterday passed resolu-
ZION appropria'ing fifty Thousand dollars
Tor the erection in this city OF bronzt
equestrian statue Of General George Wash
luptun. thus substantially carrying out INC
resolution Of Congress Of the year 1888
and in the flash OF moment, d'scharg'nt
high aud solemn duty, which from tim'
10 time, tor halfa century, has been mo'e'
III yaip.-Ndt Int.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

INFORMATION WANTED.--Irs. Jane
Gamn,ili wants information oil her three
James, Rosannah AMI Louis
They came 10 this State two years ago
from Weslmoreland CO., Penn.
Send information to Fairfield Ledge
and obIige tho afflicted aud widowed moth
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
THE GERMAN MEETING.

The Germans Of this city held meet
ing on last Saturday evening and neminat
led Mr.. A. F.. MAST, one Of their country
men, 10 be recommended as Postmaster o
Davenport! Personally We have no,hins
az ainst Mr.. Mast, we have found him hon
arablo in all his dealings and know him &c
have been good citizen during tho shor
| time he has resided among US. Nor hay,
we anything against our German popula
ton, we esteem them highly for their in
duslry and peace principles and ,cW d
more from USsELrIsn moiices 70 ddrdnc
their interests, than any one o!.their .'dea
friends" in the Locofoco party; but neve
will we trucklc to them. nor to any othc
people, for the sake Of their patronage
While we admire them we dsspise the in
fluence BY which they are permitting
themselves to be led, and we tell them as
friend, though wo encounter their enmIty
| in doing So, that il is unworthy the country
men OF Goethe aud Schiller, for men as in
,elligent as they are, TO be led by some hal
dozen American Locoioco demagogues.
lf they would cast off the influence tia
comes from our counirymen aud act indie
pendently as Germans, we would honor
them for the nobility Of their action, but t
see them led BY few men "hoare regard
ed as mere tools in their own party, it il
too humiliating to them for us to look OF
unmoved and without warning them Of ths
position in which they are placing them
selves.
II is of slight difference to Us who il
Postmaster Of Davenport, as we presume
now that the Administration is about 10 be
Democratic, the Postmaster will have Il
be ofthe same political stripe externally
though every business man in the place
we're Wing.
Mr.. Mast. according to his own declara
ton, is .'mere new conner" Old eti
zens Of the place, men who have served
their party long and faithfully and who de
Isired the office, have had their claims push.
ed aside, in order that the little clique
which leads, as il were by the nose, the
Democratic party in this place, might
..conciiiate the Dutch" by recommending
Mr. Mast as Postmaster, and at The same
time enjoy sweet revenge by removing the
present exemplary incumbent, who was in
stalled without so much as, "by Your leave,
gentlemen"
We DO not object 10 Mr.. Mast because
he is foreigner, nor do the Wings as .
party oppose foreigners, but never do they
sacrifice their independence and hypoerli
cs'ly show greater affection TO foreigners
Than to their oira countrymen for mere po-
lltical purposes.
Had Mr. Mast been regularly nominated
bv the Germans Of Davenport, without any
Of tina, plotting influence from those in,rig-
uers who so long have swayed the Demo
cratic party here, we should have been 81
lent; had he been the nominee Of tie Dem
ocratic party we would have had not a
word to utter; but receiving the nomina.
lion as he has done, it becomes our duty 10
speak out plainly upon the subject and
though We may not hope to make friends
by SO doing, yet we have the prouder salts
faction Of knowing that IRE. at least, have
acted independently.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

The Iowa Capitol Reporter contains thf
Proclamation of Gov. Hampstead, for The
apprehension Of Joel Wines, " ho murdered
Thomas ] Lloyd, Of Marion county, Iowa
One hundred dollars is offered as rewarc
10 any who may apprehcnd and return the
said Wines to the Sheriff Of Marion county
Wines is abou, 30 years old, about 6 feet
high, dark complexion, black eyes, dark
hair, and scar under bis chin, caused by
a burn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24


DEATH OF MR. JAMES W. BATE. This
gentleman, well known from his connection
with theatfe4 in Cincinnati, Louisville and
st. Louis, died yesterday afternoon aboul
four o'clock, al his room. The cause Of
his death was the Injuries received by hin
from fall on Sunday night last, into the
excavation for the Vine street sewer, whilst
he was on bis way to the fire on Main
street. Ills injuries were not regarded as
dangerous at the time, but subsequently
they assumed a more serious aspect, and
resulted 10 his death Mr.. Bates has been
for many years highly successful manager.
Tie Theatre was closed last evening,
aud viii, we understand, remain closed TO
night. Louis JnteH of l2h inst.
Poor i'm! well do we remember him
We gave him ,brashing right in the mid
lie Of Main street, Cincinnati; but thai
vas in our pugilstic days before We had
taken to the peaceful avocatlon Of editing
a newspaper En-. GAz
Mrs. SchooIey, who weighs seven hun,
ircd and fifty four pounds, was to be on
exhibition at Cincinnati on the 5Ih.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
THE WEATHER.

The climate the past week has been
electrical and bracing, yet sufficiently cold
to retain the ice in the river. By refer.
ence TO our table il will be seen that the
temperature exhibits an average lower
than The two preceding years.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

A TRUrH-We tell you, reader, there
is fountain Of goodness yelling up in the
human heart, however vile il may be, tia,
ever responds TO kindness. Lie, the man
use YOU harshly and in return treat him
kindly, and you will soften his obdurate
nature until he becomes passive as child
in your hands.
We mention this 10 you as a secret
perhaps you may never have heard oft
il is contained within the lids OF that Book
which your mother used to read, where, il
you will take the trouble to look, you will
ind great many such truths just caIcula
| ted, if practiced, TO make ma nkind happy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

SECOND WARo-The City CouDci at
it's session last week extended the Seconc
Ward two squares west, so that it now
compartments the entire space between
Brady and Scott streets.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAILS.

PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAILS.
We publish on our first side this weeI
proposals Of the Postmaster General 70
carrying the mails in Iowa. |, is but sci
dom that we printers get such "fat take
But we will endeayor not to tale il off III,
reading matter another week, SO that ou
subscribers need not grunibe at The small
quantity 10 our paper today.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

a1,-Therehas never perhaps been medicine
befgre the public SO well deserving their conn
dence and patronage as Flyers Cherry i'ee!ordf
No tamily should be without il, and those VINO
have used il never will. See Advertisement.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

WILL noighbor Mlhin, of the Muscatne
journal, please attach davenport Ga
zette" 10 the bottom Of those paragraphs
he takes from this paper-we are afraid
some Of our readers may get hold OF hs
paper first and think we stole them from
him
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

Burlington, Iowa, will soon be connect
ed by railroad, via Peoria on the ililnmls
Coyinrton Or Charlottesville on the wa
bash. and indianapolis, with Cincinnati
Louisville Courier.
Go abroad to hear the news--let U
know when that happens.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24
AN OLD DEMOCRAT.

Mr.. EDITOR The action of our city
fathers on the subject Of Supervisor has
created no little surprise and does | think
call for critical investigation. Why have
they so promptly made arrangements to
surrender to the authority of the township
and county, one Of our most important vest
ed rights? II there were any doubts as
regards tho privileges conferred by The
CITY Charter, would certainly take my
stand on the side Of the exclusive power d
| The charter. There are no distinctive
features Of the City Charter more clear ana
none more interesting to us, than that the
City Council have the power and that it j
their duty to provide for the election oi
one or more Street Commissioners whC
shall be amenable to the City Council
alone aud act under their direction. TIL
revenue for improving the streets aud al
Ieys is placed especially in their hands, am
though would concede much 10 the supe
rior wisdom lf our venerable fathers, more
especially 10 the learned gentleman 50 vel
versed in Chilly aud Blackstone, yet be!
TO differ from them, aud shall with mucl
reluctance surrender that OF which nothint
but special act Of the General Assembly
can deprive us. A consideration more i'm
portsnt is tba. an illegal act, may deprive
Us of the power Of collecting the road tax
at ALL X
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

TMos. NooNAN g. Co.'S. extensive Chin
and Glassware establishment, at St. Louis
was entirely consumed on the 7th inst
Loss, 100000; insurance, $4,000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

GooD ISK.-A. Miller, Of Nj. Pleasant,
has sent Us bottle Of lux Of his own man,
fracture. We have tried it aud, so far as
color is considered, pronounce it excellent
II is warranted proof against acid aud not
70 corrode steel pens.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

FINE HARaEss.-We refer those desir
ing an excellent article Of Harness TO III,
advertisement Of Mr. Barnes.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-24

THE Muscslne Journal Claims thai
city as the most hoggish poiu, in tho State
mat is in packing pork, not in making
Railroads.