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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

THE SMlrH.-Speaking of the paragraph
which was published in the Gazette last
week from the Memphis Appeal, stating that
Alexander Smith, the poet, was formerly a
"seedy" individual in Wisconsin, etc, the
Chicago Journal says;
"The Memphis man has COMPOUNDED Z.
Herring Smith of Wisconsin, the bard OF
happy memory, who was the especial guest
of the D. H. C's. Of Chicago, Detroit and
Buffalo, with Alexander, the Great-Smith
Of the present time"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
Candidate for Sheriff.

Mr.. EprroR: Please announce Mr. y. c. ElDRlbGE
rs Independent candidate for Sher.a OF SCOT, COM
", at the ensuing August election.
Mr. Eliridge has been n citizen of oar county for IS
wears or more, man ever sctive IN promoting III, In.
terest OF the county, efficient officer in all ,ho.e .s
lions where he has been frequently fried, and II he
should be called 10 discharge the duty Of Sheriff he
will do H. doubt. with satisfaction the citizen.
and credit to himself We speak the sentiment Of ma.
ny. irrespective Of party, hen say, D. C. Eddge
for Sheriff. You will, therefore, please announce hin
such. MANY tiTizIss.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
TrspraAncs IN Ono IT,

ster temperance convention at Coln,Asoa'
together with the unexpected brllian, M'.
Law triumph in Michigan has gwen = lane an
mendous impetus 70 the temperance ca NJ.
in the Buckeye State, and il threatens , - h
come an important element in future ~ o, w.
tons. There is no State in which la's
grain comparatively is wasted Tor bread , iess
in Ohio. Ohio whiskey and slmy sill, il sa,
pork glut every market in the country "
anything can be done for SO desperate y !.
case, the work should not be delayed a MI,
ute.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

ANOTHER VIcTIM-A gentleman from
Iowa City, By the name of VIM Rolf, was
sent to the Lunatic Asylum yesterday, by
Esqs Bell and Rowekamp. He had been
in the city but a few days, aud 50 far as
the officers were able to ascertain, is an
entire stranger. His whole conversation
was about spirit rappings, to which his de-
rangement of mind is attributed GIN.
Com.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

Rev DR.. GRrswoLp, whose daughter wa.
saved from drowning at the catastrophe al
Norwalk, by Mr.. Linus Benedict, has in &C.
acknowledgement Of his services, presented
that gentleman with richly chased, heavy
gold watch, appropriately inscribed with an
account Of bis services.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
TO the Independent Electors ., Scot, can,,.

GgNrIEaks:-Through the advice and selic,,,,,s.
number OF friends nm induced 10 offer mr,f a.i
candidate for the Office OF County Surveyor \, ~,
suing election. 'n.
Many OF you are acquainted with my analiec.s...
for the Office To such and all others son,J an
il elected Its duties shall be faithfully and Ms
discharged. Respectfully. JoSA PaRkRPsA
To me Editor II the Daeeapott Ga.TfTT-
You will please Withdraw my name from Won, ,.,,.
as an independent Candidate for the Office q,
and Treasurer at the ensuing election Nv rea,on
that give way to older citizen and 10 one whot
stronger claims upon the sutrages Of the voters AZ M
County. Rcsp,., kiCH'D. X AIIRy
July oath, 1883.
Mr. Sanders will please announce my name in ,or,
next paper as candidate for the office Of Record; na
Treasurer X CHRISTIE
July "a. 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

JUDSE HUgBELL ACQUITTED. The i'm
parchment of Judge Hubbell before the
Wisconsin Legislature, on some seventy
charges Of bribery and corruption, has result
ted in verdict of acquittal, and an entire
exoneration Of the Judges character from
the weighty charges that were laid upon
:.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
Attorney General.

Mr.. RICE is gentleman of fine legal at
tainments, thoroughly qualified for the
high and responsible position to which he
aspires, and if elected, will discharge the
duties Of the office TO the satisfaction of the
people of the State -Ha,rleLe
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

CRIME in New York city is SO wide
spread, that the Times states, that thou
sands of voters in that city will support the
Maine Liquor Law, out of sheer discourage
ment of efecting any remedy while SO many
liquor shops abound
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
GRANVILLE DaILY

EVANSVILLE DAILY ESQuIRER.-We
have received one number of the above
paper. 1t is size smaller than the Journa
of the same city, so well known here. 1t is
well edited and beautifully printed. With
pleasure we place it on our exchange list
and hope soon to be able to reciprocatf
daily.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

DEATH OF Ma. WHEELER.-We neglect
ed to mention in our last the death of J. w.
WHEELER, formerly editor of the Banner.
He died at Newport, N. H., on the 9Th inst,
at the age Of Is years.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

We hope every lover of Temperance. Of
the health, peace and contentment, good
order and happiness it conrcr., wiz 40. 81,
70 present himself at the polls with Law
and order ticket in his hand on Monda,
next.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

BY the way, thoughts none of our bust.
ness, we should like to know where the
Iowa City end of that road commences.
NUscotine Eng.
A very pertinent question, friend, and one
that yet is TO be determined
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

TrRRtBIr SlruArIoS.-A dispatch from
Niagara Falls, 8 A. a., OF the l9thls as ioi-
lows:
This morning man was discovered IN
the American Rapids, below the bridge, on
a stump. His name is James Able. There
were three men in boat-two OF them
have gone over, and this Mr.. Able chung to
the stump. Everything is favorable for his
rescue, if good light boat can be obtained
The strangers and great number oil eit-
zens throng the banks. Some OF them have
Just succeeded in floating box OF refresh
ments to him.
The following is dispatch from Buffalo,
of the same date:
They have Just sent life boat by the
train OF cars to Niagara Falls:
Taird Dispatch. boats have swamp
ed in endcavoring to rescue the poor fellow.
They are now trying the fourth, which is a
second life boat 1t is impossible to get
any refreshments to him, and it is thought
he will not hold on much longer, but
will lose his hold before he can be res
cued.
A later dispatch gives the following intelii
gence in regard to the fate of the above
poor fellow:
The man went over the Falls about
o'clock 4 raft had been noated TO him
upon which he had dashed himself, but al
the approach Of the life boat, sent dowf
from this city by the last train, he undid tho
lashing SO as to be ready to leap into tht
boat, the latter unfortunately strucb the raf
with such violence as to prccipitate the un.
happy man into the water lie at once
commenced swimming for a small island on
the brink, but was unable To reach it,
When he perceived that all his efforts wert
fruitless, he raised his body erectin the wa
ter, waved his arms wildly, and with a shriei
disappeared over the Falls. To have clnne
50 long with desperate love for life and ther
just as escape seemed certain, to tiad thu
last chance disappear must have been indees
terrible.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

TIE Iowa gold story proves to be an un-
mitgated humbug. The specimens found
are stools gold," the simon pure being that
realized by the industrious farmer from the
Prolific rroSue IF his farm,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
"a hours to Buffalo and SO hours to New York

ALSO THREE TRAINS A DAY,
Making complete Railroad connections throughout
Ohio. Pennsy anna, New York, and the entire
New England States.
1st, LIGHTNING EyPREss, leaves ssGa.s
ed, ExPREss AND MAIL. leaves at y
I'd, TELEGRAPH ENrREss. leaves at NJ
only One Train on Saaday~-ieaces AZ p =.
Railroad time Is Is minutes faster than thesgo ame'
Passengers are particularly requested 10 pioeu'
l1ckcts before taking seats IL the Cars e., .
ohiee in fremont Building, two doors south o. IN
main entrance, Dearborn Slreet, hicago.
GEO. NJ. GRAY,
July o2 ls,l Cana,.I p. s.a M, n Agent.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

The TELEcRApH.-We are happy to in
form our citizens that the telegraph line in
this vicinity, under the efficient manage.
ment of Mr.. Joseph Bennett, has been re-
paired, and that it is now better than ever,
and that as soon as the connection is made
between Rock Island and La Sale, we will
have uninterrupted communication with
eastern cities. This will be contaminated
in few weeks.-Muscatine Journal
We are gratiied to learn that there is a
prospect of our soon having telegraphc COM
indications with the cities Of the east
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
naath al Maurice O'Connell.

The Dublin Freeman announces the SUD.
den death of this gentleman, which occurred
on the 18th ult. He was the Oldest son Oh
the late Daniel O'Conncll. He was en-
gaped in his parliamentary duties but lew
hours previous to his death The Freeman
says: h
Mr.. O'Connell represented the borough
of his native county for over twenty years
and those who remember the many agitia,,
tions in which his father was engaged, VIII
not forget the early promise he gave. q
taking a prominent part in the politics OF MS
time. Possessing many Of the qualities
which characterized his father, he was uni
yersally popular with his political trends
and had not single personal enemy among
/ the ranks of his opponents.
/ Mr.. O'Connell was the last member oil ht'
family-there is not now single person o
the name representing an Irish constituency
We say this in sorrow-and not without
stronger feeling than regret that It shoui'
be SO. 1t must not, however, be taken a.
an evidence Of national ingratitude-th
country was willing and anxious to homo
the sons of O'Connell-thc retirement wa
their own voluntary act, originating we DC
lieve, solely from private reasons.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

BURLINGTON burlington is to be sup
pled with gas, ali Eastern company having
sgniied their Willingness to take most OF
the stock necessary TO form a company for
the manufacture Of the commodity.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

John c. Sterling, Esq, of WATERFOWL
New York, has given twenty acres OF land
to that village for public park
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

Please announce my name as a candidate "a, n-- :.
flee of Justice OF the Peace, for lie Daycn.ne Of
ship, election LIST August, lsJ3. "" "Sh
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

REsTITUTIoH.-Thc Washington County
Post says, chap in certain village, with
whom he is acquainted, having had sanded
sugar sold to him, inserted in the ecklv
paper the following:
Notice. purchased of a Grocer in this
village, quantity of Sugar, from which |
obtained one pound of sand If the rascal
who cheated me will send to my address
seven pounds of good Sugar--scrip,urc
measure OF rest!tution--I will be satisfied,
if not shall expose him. w,
On the following day, nine seven pound
packages of sugar we're left at his residence
rom rom a" many different dealers, each suppo,
sing himself the person intended.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
To the Voters Of Scott County:

Owing TO the difficulties and discussions IN The Dem.
ocratic party, am induced 10 become an lhdepende,
Candidate for the onlee OF Count, Surveyor
WILL Ard BARKOWs
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
For Recorder, &c.

We are requested to announce GIlBgRr NeKowy
as an independent candidate for the ofiee u Record,
Ac. ut the approaching election.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

While party of twelve ladies were in
bathing at Newport the other day, the horse
ran away with the wagon containing alI
their clothes, A very vicious horse that,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
SLIGHTEST, MOST ENfrpTtous IL osLY r. ROAD Eurrr 70
NEW YORK, BOSTON, 4 PHILADELPHIA.
Great Western and Southwestern q. s. Mail
Route

Passengers leave Chicago with the O'Clock p tn
egraph Express Train, reach MosEoR neAi morning
1T O'Clock. connecting with tn following splendid
low pressure
Steamers, direct for Buffalo, without Landing,
arriving u Buffalo IN lime for The II O'Clock Express
same evening, arriving IN New YORK next day al
P NJ, by either y. Y. City and Erie orr Y CeutraI
Roads.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
TEA! TEA. TEA.
BETTER THAN GoLD.
EDWARD A. ARNOLD, N D.
Physician and Surgeon,

May be foaud ia his orIec IS W torner Of Brady an
seeoad Streets Ht all hours.
DAVENPORT IOWA 10
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

BOSTON, July -it 1929.
The sch ,oner Mckenzie, from the Bay OF
ST. Lawrence, with the first mackerel OF
the season. Her captain reports that fish
are not plenty, and that vessels are not do
ing much.
II is stated that vessels having more than
two guns on board are likely to be seized J;
also, that American fishing vessels are not
allowed to 60 into the Bays; and also that
many vessels are seized for fishing within
the limits. The crews dispute the distance.
II ia TO be measured
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28
Chicago to New York and Boston.

NEW and Important Arrangement. ensuing
Speed and Com tort to the Travelling Public
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-28

OLIVER aud Plated Tea aHd rahl; Spoons. Forks
y Casters. Cake Baskets. and sFsetades. Also tAos
No, Thomas Clocks have And for s.ie At
A. e.. BILLION,
f.t.- I.rxlN Ste.ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07

~ a Public Temperance meeting VII Be hsd By oays
BIineh soe ea No. y 70 & sD4 AZ fgsnf sy
cSsrs T. Mis- Esq and Bro smith the rssstrap mani Sing
"s y h'' '@''''-'D'" ''' '"'' JOHN D. GRAHAM R,
e.. Reception Of the Hight sy. Dr; Laagslia az
csrSs Sossres, a. held the Church sga
cay ss As D bs6AY h g ESr Of r., RSs rev D.
LAtGHLlE rst BISHOP q B,oosyn or.as Hsf,n. AID ~
various civic military societies sd invite hsf attendance The
Which W" d s,s on ss ssh S. sad pre-
0the Cath ds Church q T. Jsnes "a The master o.
oe Who VII oa Ia the P0cssson 20 ne sast 70 sas morn
farIicx GEeiLL Secretary.
~ John siischeI,-sr PsrniCRs CLUB or DUgLIy;
- 9s;'S. Of A 'Sy sss a o ascfs n S
~ tew-Yorh horticultural >ocieiy.-A lssl.I meet.
~ u hs so,s VII be he'd o ~ t Brtvsy TITS iNeaiaD
PE5Gs MO Escora'ns Secretary
cs COLLEGE OF phara.sey Of the cay "Nsw-sers
Aa.s Msdes asa Pharmacy, vii commence MoSD AZ IN,
Fiay osssir wseA an "a ~ March, the oasnesi
n.y. hh ieeu h. bsss isei,J 10 secure ne sgsriof
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aperial &oilree.

nv The EIcction.-OPEN THROUGH TIE NIGar!-The
rs week fully tested and shown the Immense and superior
f.,llies Of BAKER GOODWIN K Co.'S Metropolitan Steam
Printing EssbfneRt Although called upon 10 print for ALL
PARTIES nearly every Ward in tho City aud 70 exscute
1t or Printing which almost incredible yet order
neglected single patron dippon,ed To further aeeommo
date Political Parties rropre:0 viii keep their Office
mug THIS Monday NIGHT and be ready eKecate the most
o5g,nt orles vb the pree and dS2atsa CASH
PRlCES-Ier1s Cssh.
BAKER GOODWIN Co. Trb5ns Buildinu,
Conner Nassau and Sprucess- entranco No. Spruce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07
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~. Eighteenth Ward Nomination. IA =, s,,,ru
No. . East gwEsTy FogErhsr7(
NEW foiE' Nov. 5, 49, 5
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re sr sny 81 5se connected with he practical wOras. Of
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-07

~ a Public Temperance Meeting viii be held By Olive
Branch socl4! Ulisn NJ. TUE DAO sysnnL 1
Bro Henry Lloyd
Charles T. NILS Esg and BIO Smith, the rssctrap mani oing
49, y ' JOHN y. GRAHAM r, g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

NEW PAIL AND WINTER DRy Goons w. 49,. -.
esNe ny steamers aud packets from New York large aud
OF which VIC invite friends cusomers and ppbs.sr m
% and country generally The following constitute part Of
Heavy Nh orOsde Rhine. Taretas for Dresses and Man
nnfosads siik In fancy coors and black
= aud = Reh new styiv Plaid suks
fout de Sole, 0iAee, md small Ma
hars French aud German Merinoes aud Thibct Cloth,
NJ NJ fancy Vord and new style Plaid Apacas
T,Ss% PaiI canton Cloths aud uomesIinss
RICH french aud American Printed de LANES
ram anu Printed Cashmere and Pers ClothsNl color,
hnbro Moussenc and Cashmere Robes " N''
Plain aud Figured Moussclines and hare, A. ,i,..
= and = heavy san Velvet Tor COaks and Mantlias
Embroidered. Dotted and Checked Sw IS Muslin.
Neck, Bonnet, Cap aud Velvet Ribands
iqe hemmtd' stitched aud raps bordered Idkfs
iiish linens aud things. and Pillow. Linen
uraS Cloth, Corded. Madd,d and Brock ad.I skI,t.
PGned, Flowing, Gonered and Embd sleeves
large and choice Assortment Of Worked
Mourning aud Second Mourning Sleeves Collar.
Ladies and Gents silk, Merno, and NigonIa Vests
"wtse assortment Of Ladies, Gen Misses Boys silk
lAdiS. and Gents Embd vmmsd stitched and cold bor,
la les and Gents Cora Kid Gloves alexander, make,
TO, 10 Tibet, Cashmere Raw Siik Glove.
n'Ial Boehin Lc Cambria swiss Edeng, and t,..,,
Enbo9.,a W NSsy pama,k Cloths Napkins and Doyics
'NP,t "A' niue, Brown, Green and Cadct Cloth
wooien vsiS, sac Fancy Cashmere all styles and quaie,
Ii ns's; weeds kcnncbeek aud Ksntucky J,sns 'e'
W ibtS S.' No NO. Plains ksT'sys and Linscys
RsrI i,,c@n n,nh h", pgml and rwisd Blankets
Ave. , vhsnsille, and Tqi,sd Rug, anI Mats P"s
american, Scotch aud "a French Ginshans ''SA
D''Sn aId blvached Domcsucs, sheet,r, shtr,i, - r, 49,
uinAuurg OF all Manufactures e''S'''''"ss ana Cotto
Az ot which, having been i,urcha..d ~, -
0'esA'e anu Retail reasonable advance on 60 'u'ted
=, VALENTINE, CHENSiIAw a IN
90 NO. " Corner Broad, 9th and Capi,oi str,,,
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