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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06
Nsighbor Eagal in a 'phiz "

Neighbor Eagal needn', have any fears
in regard 10 the Ga4st!s sustaining the Laws,
either human, divine Or liquor. We haze
battied for their sustenance 50 long that it
has become kind Of second nature to up
held them, We never shed any tears,
however, when we hear that nhizkey has
been split upon the ground, although sc
consider il very naughty to do 30 against
the law. We have seen good many ac-
counts recently Of auger holes having been
made in whskey barrels and their contents
finding safer medium Of diffusion than
through the pores OF the human skin, and
in nearly every case women, the gcntIer
eek, were the offenders Now suppose in
this case the ladies' should have been the
parties who tapped the whiskey barrels,
wouldn't our gallant cotemporary have
placed himself in pretty fix, recommend
ing that the wives and daughters Of citizen
voters Of 1t Claire be sent to the pcnitcn-
tiary!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06

THEKISJ ALOUD The following anu
sing ane ctotc il related u the Earl ol Dud-
lev, whose talents os a scholar, and great
knowledge Of foreign and International law
induced King George the Fourth to select
him ~ = Gre arg Of State far Foreign AZ:
fairs, without his having ever been prom
inent, man in politics, had habit Of think
~ aloud, which often placed him in very
unpleasant prcdtcaments. On one occa-
sion, being caught in The rain, n gentleman
offered 10 take him home in hi, carriage
AMI on their journey the Earl said to hjm-
self, suppose | must ask this man h. din
uer with me" The gentleman sttr Z
by the SIDE Of him, " no knew the failing OF
his Lora-hip, stld aloud, as If musiug, III
Lord Dudley should give me an invitation
to dinner, III sec him hanged before will
accept il This speech restored the Earl
to cons ciousnezs Of what he had uttered
aud be waa 80 pleased with the manner it
had met, that be offered the gentleman the
appointment Of Secretary otEmbassy, which
was rclu scd.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06
Murder in Rock Island.

A disgraceful fight, ending in enc Of the
parties being killed, occurred last Thursday
night between the hours Of nine and ten
o'clock, at the Washington House" low
establishment near the ferry landing in
Rock Island Whiskey was at the bottom
OF the affair. During the fight one Of the
bellisereni party, urged on by his comPan-
ions, drew knife and stabbed his victim
twice in the breast, penetrating the heart
and killing him immediately. From the
description OF the person murdered, he is
suppos cd 70 be man named Geo. Baker
The murderer is raftsman In the employ
of James McFale, By the name Of Mead
den, or McNat, and Is an Irishmaa BIZ birth.
McNat succeeded in making his escape,
but two or three Of hs companions were ar
rested and taken into custody. The Mayor
OF Rock Island has offered areward Of $3.50
for the arrest Of The murderer. describing
him as man feet 10 inches in stature,
about 80 years Of age, large built, full rcd
face and black hair.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06

MELANCHOLY Oce.FRLseE. -Passen-
gers arriving yesterday morning by the VI.
G. Railroad brought intelligence II I terri
BIZ accident Which occurred near Wayne
on TUESDAY night TIE Express train ap-
praached a read crossing al tati speed, when
the engineer thought IL saw some object
on the track and sounded the Whistle. L
was evident that something bad lesn run
into. vet il vas to dark to see What. The
tram was stopped ~ soon as possible, aud
persons running back 10 the r1ad found two
horses lying on II side Of the track, and
on the other demolished wagon with tn
marrled bodies 81 men, woman and child,
Who had been killed instantly. 1t 5 prob.
able ttha horses became uamauaseablc,
and ran an ihe track III spite Ut their driver,
as thetraia mus have been heard for sut-
ticient tim ~ give the unfortunate victims
warning oF its approach. We have been
unable to learn the names Of the killed. -
They resided near the scene Of the acct
dent - Ctfea29 PISS q gFs.sr3a2.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06
Steam Carriage.

We were among the outlatcrs on Thurs
day mig lt. and Of course saw the elephant.
MOI him Ui Rhode Island notorlety, or that
animal seen by cur soldiers in. Mexico, or
early setit = in California but a real living,
or moving on, moving down Broadway
with rush. We did not know the critter
last night, but Mr. J. Fisher called yester
day to say that lie was the inventor, and
that Messrs. Matt & Ayers were the bull
ders, and TINT NJ. a. and himself, with n
workman, were simply out on trial trip
OF his new steam c4rriage--taklng that
late hour for the excursion when the
streets were clear Of horses-as since the
lutte capcrs 1.-THE elephant in Rhode Island,
they Did not know but somebody might mis-
take.a common road carriage, driven with =
out the uid al horses, tor an animal anJth-
er color. Mr. Fisher says that they ran
over the coJble stone pavement, not par
tcuiarly noted for it's smoGthness, at the
rate Of SIX niles an hour on level portions
On the ha.s pavement they ran twelve
miles an hour on level.
4 hackHnan, whom we overlook, put his
horse upon a gallon. and was easily beaten
In tic race. Whether he thought the age
OF steam IS doomed tosuPerscdc orse-lcsh,
we did not learn, but some others did, for,
when opposite the Park, some Of the India
rubber corkiug tlew out, and not having the
material Oh board to repair damages, they
we're Obliged to ubondon their carriage, and
this morning procure horses to take it back
10 the shop. Having fairly demonstrated
the running qualities and easy management
Of the machine, that it can b. steered and
turned round corners a. easy as carriagn
aud horse. it win be next tried Oh the
Brooklyn plank roads. Il makes bat little
noise, smoke or dust, and the inventor
thinks he shall b. able to make cars, SINH
lar TO the CRY railroad cars, that will run
on the Russ pavement, so as to obYtate all
necessity Of railway in Broadway,-N Y,
YgruH.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06
Jas. Ihoring.o, : the whig Nominee

While we admit that there IL good deal
of potency in the arsisai, used as noun, We
were no, prepared 10 find quite SO much i'm.
pcs,ance attached to the adjective as The
editor OF the B1aner eonfeFs upon il in his
last issue. He may, ifhe please, introduce
the adjective ardent. or any other word
qualifying Mr.. Thonngton rs a Temperance
man, and affirm tina; he is such from sinis
ter motives, and we will harl il back into
our neighbor,s teeth as an unmiugated
fslsehood. Mr.. Thorington has his faults
it is true. but i; is not one OF them 10 be
warm in the cause Of Temperance from any
sinister motive Since he set his seal to
the vow to touch not. taste not, handle net,
that subtle poison which would require all
the negative adiectiyes peculiar 10 our Ian
guage 10 describe, he has been an Gr3eRi
Temperance man, and that too when policy
as political candidate would have dictated
to him different course. Although our
nsighbor has garbled his Own language, he
can make nothing else ont Of il, - It Is
plain Statement, that vii! eause every one
TO conclude with ourse9, tina. the man gull
" 81 attributing the notices to a good
action in another to baseness, is only re-
strained y the strict letter Of the Law in
making mere serious accusations.
We make No issue with The Bsaaar up
on the opinion il expresses, that Mf. Thor
ing,on could MT have been elected had he
aspired 10 an Office outside Of the equity
Il is quite possible that cur II II neighbaF,
Clinton county, being at that time under
whiskey influence, from which il has since
happily freed ITSELF would not have sup
ported SO ardent Temperance man as NJ.
Thoring,an fer any lucrative Office. In bis
own county, however, where he is best
known and highest appreciated, Nc man Of
the Wing partJ has ever been able to COM
pete with Mr Thorington IN polling votes,
Whether this arose from peculiar faculty,
desert, or sinister motives" We leaYe our
aniabie and sagacious contemporary to ex-
pound.
With regard 70 the charge Of NJ. Thor
ington being Nebraska man, we admire
the facility with which our neighbor extri-
Gates himself from the preiicamcnt in
which false accusation has placed him
il shows that he il used 10 il. /, is always
better TO back out, than TO lie, swear or steal
cut, and every manifestation IF Improvement
in our neigAbor we regard with pleasure.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06
French Customs.

Every nation has lis PecusiaTities with
regard to the alike necessity Of eating =
IN the following the Paris correspondent 81
the y. y. TrRune describes some Of the
French customs
Butter is rarely seen on French table,
aud never except it be fresh, and presented
III some fancifui form, as crimped and rolled
up Ike 4 walnut, or Hat and stamped with
some device, ana laid III coldwa,er. have
never seen casters on a French table
Pepper and salt art usually in similar eel
Iars-sonetimes joined together like the
Sismese- Twins. Sait spoons are easily
dispensed with, since salt is only taken at
table to dress the salad. In families where
the Russian service is not in vogue, the Lady
Of the house often carves-then q servant
carries tie dish around'the table, and each
one serves himself Silver forks, napkins,
wina-sou9 and salad are as indispensable
to French table as potatoes ard salt are
10 an English or American ore. At res
taurants and dinners Of ceremony, small
leaves Of bread are gwen to each person
In families it is conSnonly cut in large
pieces from the long cl bike loases, and
lid upon each plate. It's never cut in th'r
slices, except for the evening at tea, wheF
It is spread with fresh butter, and
this, believe, is considered an English
fashion.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06
doctors will Differ "

The Pro1reSsire Err, d paper published
at Cedar Rapids Iowa, and in regular fell
lowshp and good standing with the Demo.
cratic party, strives II dlsailow the charge
that its party il committed u the principles
embraced in the Nebraska bill. It says
"TnE Wines seem DESTROYS Of creating
some new issue in the present campaign,
aud are endeasoriug to show that al Dem
ocgais are in favor ol tie Nebraska bull and
an Wings against il The fact Il, II is
only q side issue 20, up to distract, II pos
siblc, the votes 81 The Democratic party.
The Burlington G.>ett', one 81 lie heel
horses Of Democracy IN Iowa, in ~ article
published before tle passagf OF tn bill,
thus laid down the landmarks for the gaia-
anee Of sn1h juveniles as he Of III Esa
The Ga>ta spoke as follows apon the sub
Jet
1T has been assorted that bat few OF the
papers Of cur State will defend the NabTas-
k3 hill as d democratic measure; this We
aoaes not will turn out to be gross mis-
take Mongrel organs in the interest o.
wh;rs ur abolitiunisis, having no principles
or their ewn to advocate, may be expected
10 make war upon democratic men and
measures; il may b. that with q Jadas-lke
,reachery perfectly characteristic OF them,
they will pretend 10 caress and sondle those
very men and principles they are DESTROYS
OF numbering; saying that they are Pierce
men, and Douglas men, non intervention
men, out and out democrats, and all that
kind Of thing: but without heedlng this Up
loyalty, sensible m5n will rather Judge OF
them by their fruits; and il they are found
working with the enemies Of our party,
,hev viii be classed with such L may be
that democratic editor has been mlsled on
the first glance al the Nebraska bill, or thar
he has indscreety opened his columns Z
an article tinctured with free soiilsm; but
on the sober second thought, W. doubt not
that No vii come right; and that when the
press and The people Shall have had time 10
look into II, the democracy q Iowa will B"
found 10 b. III Solid phalanN, and present an
unbrokan front uponl the question"
According 10 this extract where does h.
OF tie Progressive Era st4rd!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06
BayEe S Panorama

We visited this fine painting last even
ing ana united with large audience in
manifes,ing our admiration Of it. 1t is with
regret We hear that the ProprietoFs Of this
really instructive work of art, have been
taxed four dollars per evening for licens 2
during their sgj0urn among US The dis
creti0nary power should b. reserved to cur
Mayor to make distinction between the
exhibition Of amoraI and instructive work
IF art and negro buffoonery. The effect a.
al present viii be II drive from Is really
mcrtorious exhibitions and attract those q
low ard immoral nature that are accus-
TONED t. being heavily taxed for the Priyi'
!ege feeding the baser passions.
The Frop.ietors Of Bayne's Panorama will
remain ~lsh u untii after the national all
niyersary, giving dag aud evening ezhibi-
tons "a. wilI be observed tg reference 70
their advertisement.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06

GLoyrs, ETc.--We dropped in Yesterday
ot Tie manufacturing establishment Of
Messrs. Keith & Lewis, whose advertise
m.nt appears in our Parer. They are
making buckskiu g]oyes, whip lashcs aud
every thing Of that description manu-
featured irom leather. These @ho want
anything in that line would do well to call
upon them, as their work, although to be
sold, is als9 made f3ruse. They purchase
oil kinds Of skins and fur,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06
Shooting.

Six sportsmen Of this city have during the
present pigeon flight, killed more than hVe
thousand OF these plump birds.
Everybody has been out shooting ana
many funny things have occurred, among
which, having ".ound" them, we make u
note Of the following:
Our friend Tom" aud stranger hreua'
the same flock, but only one pigeon ieli,-
"Tha.'s my bird" says Tom, aud proved y
thus. OH noticed us he fell he wheeled
in small circles. Well, I'm shooting cut
bore rifle, aud the birds motion was caused
by the spiral cut OF the bore" The stranger
comprchended the explanation and gave W
the bird
A PARTY were shooting near each other,
firing into the same il1cks, and MIR. s. Sc
cured a. the result ~ his excellent shooting
some tity pigeons. 1t afterwards "leakea
out. that he fired only powder, not once
loading with sko. Ills skill was acknowl
edged to be wonderful, AMI the sell Il
capital one.
4 Superior Street merchant joined par
", who with only enc gun, were firing
from the roof Of the Chase House. and cx-
pressed "a wish to Try his skill. but the others
declined giving W the gun, until one otthem
discovering police officer on the walk be-
low handed tn 0erchant the gun, remark
ing tina, he could shoot while they went
down to ..imbba flnias.' They gave the
officer hat that a man on the root was
violating City ordnance, and the mer-
chants first shot brought Gora bird up
policeman and a fine Of three dollars
Clsrelaad Herald.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06

a CAST q CoxsciEScE.-Tue New
York journal Of Commerce states, that on
Tuesday last, Catholic priest called at
the Office IL the National Insurancn Compa-
ny in that city, and stated to thu President
that he had a sum of money which ho was
directed 10 ray over 10 the Company. He
declined nsWering any questions q 10 the
source whence hc received tile aoEcy CIR
giving agy information whatever concern
ing il; but asked for q receipt from the
Company, to the effect that they accepted
tie amount SO paid, VI, S22S9 as in full fer
the sum which the parties would have wish
cd to pay, including the interest Such a
receipt was accordingly given, and the m0n-
ey paid over 70 the President
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06
AMERICAN CREAM SOAP COMPANY

THE proprietor. # the western or'Asa limit 70 q.
ttaTt Snap Company take ihi' EI,n,,I,..,s, at
form ~. CIlizsus ~ ihNShi'Ft "i" An .fe3ut
STATE eeHnrully. hat they nave fetcI"' ,brs, ifs
p}y,. I'd business at faNtilF r ,sgf,
intend 10 carry on the Manufacturer ., 49,, Al, Aes
Of SOAP assn liv made by TN tsaFrt' i Frar,
40 K. Among hit inAH be iea.a ' aat IN rstH,
Sorr aa article Of celebrity IL W. L1s. KIM caIJef
siyc H4, This article OF soap "l ""," l.,tt Fsra
warm water. hard or soft, requiring n"i hasrl AID M
rubbing. The pounding obt. ""N" rnor Of taG
suds are all dispensed VAN ~, oJ = good nn,ts
SOAK ing then light baud rnbhinE "t blsacDfb,
,tpy VIII be perfect clean and h'u''"'r III, wash
Hnolas, C.llcoss atd ail Mhet ',s ~, ygsh in .iroi
with out srukiHE. furnitdrc ara l,i't .,o... Sec
slds aId rtnsc for removing 'sa'hs
ha bills. ~ 90 N The Fanny
tais Soap for aundt purpose 1r .on Ia aH
Cream soap, nsug cold water par" lane, ,akc, kau
tar water may by " armed for ConNch,fHts ,y, tfm
tIa .nap nu all ust sputs md pforttn " ".l soaps
particulars see hsnd bills HE "h'N' II ibt!
Az warrant d to peri ril as I'M M rcuUtd
may be return ed Tor which th' maheS VIZ audi
IraItsp rent mud Toilet 5 az o. '"'
the finest aud best qualities ,.,r,b Of the Amt'
Ihx prnpririors OF thc western bri'S" r,ghl 81 hs
lean soan Company hayr pnrth"N," w. ,d aud haF
state # Iowa for pun osrs tsnbo'c ri, o( the en-
s,r i, rn,Lc arrn,,ganrnts for tn snrPh ,,ll give
tire State coundsutly believing maj '' ,iI,,rg rem
prrf'cts ,ilctiDn 10 all VINO ~ w. in the East Hhe
the fact that such has been N a ar four ear
thu, have boon la INTENSIVE use fo "a. f,,iheT saut
ua. Tho n-ol.rieiors take pleasure ~ M ruust tbs
TINT their soaps contain nalhtls 'n"' No fluids, no
least Injury 10 l. most dcliga'' ~ contrary sh
thl that Will rot or color ohi on HID and b,lee"
aud save tbs garment from Doing '"'
pisces. - s,np impr " we. ,
Let us noy usk, is It not time ''t Sy W, . sad thai w
"a he nad,. in Ia. | auHdry room ,,,pro yrihfp'
i've ~ a'I asI i, his hr.nc, OF business % bod
lart we'll Known that clothes luN nv" ,s,y And io,
ed nnd rubbed cut faster Than =. :, C,mnies IS'e pc
thor, is il uot true tiat odds ,onlrae an
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06

4 NovE1 AftiAR.-Ycsterday afternoon
at =, NJ, Z, X Collins, Capt Nye, Of the
Pacific, Col! Borden, Horatio Allen and
Thomas B. SG.'man, and others, in all
twenty-five persons, sgt down to lunch,
upon temperance principles, inside Of the
gigantic ry Under Of the steamboat Metrop-
oils now beng finished at the docks OF the
Novelty Works, for the Fail River Liuc.--
This enormous cylinder is IOj inches in
diameter, working u feet stroke. It is -
feet and 3 inches IN length, ard 3Is099
pounds in weight a horse and carriage
passed through tie cylinder seyetal times
without difficulty, and t looked large enough
tor an omnibus 10 pass through. The sue
cess Of the engineers in casting perfect
cF hinder of such unusual dimensions, re-
nects additional credit upon the Noyety
Works Of this cty.-A Y. Express
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-07-06

The following graphic account OF Senator
nonplas is taken from communication III
the Chicago Tribune
This politician is seli.made man
From debating society HI became an ILL
aos LAWYER. Town aud county elections
fitted him for country politics. This secur-
ca to him mdgeship, which opened TO him
the dignilied path of stump orator through
the State OF Illinois, which he improved and
used to good advantage. Loco Focoism,
With lis many voices, elevated INN - the
senate OF the United States.
Living IN Central Illinois, where rivals
we're numerous, h. changed his abode To
the north. where rivals were few, by pu-
chasing little farm near the outskirts OF
hitaro. and became a northern man -
He IN .rried wife and some slaves III
North Csrolina, and became southern
man. With ths money obtained hy mar
r,ara H. bought place At Washington,
ana became a Union man. Before the
last Presidential election, he VISITED the
nor,h-NeV York city ana othr places
where pahiic opinion is manufactured, at
tended several large cattle shows, lanatit
asyluias and schools for young ladies' had
his speeches reported Tor the newspapers,
and became prominent candidate Tor the
Presidency. Failing in this he visited
Russia 10 take some lessons from the au-
taerat (hs sublime interview WAS publish
eds ana returned greatly in love with
American slavery lie laid his plans for
its extension and pcrpetu;tyy and deter-
mined himself 10 be famous