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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03
n,stru,.ion OF Greytown.

a., readers have already been informed
,;sav by telegraph Of the burning Of Grey
..mr ar San Juan. by the U. $. hip.of-@ar
r.,no. Asths actis likely 70 create con
,a,able excitement and BE- the theme q
maay new spaper disqoisitions, we COY tle
sallowiug from the N. Y. T'saes, as the most
~;on,e descriptive Of ,he affair we have ut
encoun,ered:--
The Promethus arriyi { outward q the
ing Of the 18th, at 8 o'clock. having
.suched at Kingston tor coal. Found in
'sav hs,bor The United States ship-ef-war
Zane y. commanded BY Captain Hollns,
ei ah md arrived at San Juan del kortr,
VIZ, to settle certain difficulties
hetween American citizens aud The local
.s,horities. Also, to demand full and
satisfactory apology for an insult given,
shnr, time since, 10 Hon. Scion Borland,
anr minister to Central America
THE authorities and residents ofthe town
-of,.ed 10 make the slightest apology. Az
,sr giving ample time, end no reply having
haan q received, Captain Hollins, on the 18th
inst. issued proclamation to the authort-
,;es and residenis---that unless en- apology
@as made BIZ "a. NJ, On the l3th, be should
Iwthou. further notice, proceed to lombard
M town. No apology came! He IN the
meantime, took possession Of the Transit
|ramnany's steamers, and sent chem 10 the
|town, Offering protection 70 all persons WHO
choose 10 accept it. And, within one min
az Of The time designated by Capt. H., the
|rsnnonading commenced and continued,
Nth shor, intervals. to F. NJ. During
-ss intervals no disposition was manif sted
| N the part Of the inhabitants 10 coae u
I,erms for the saving Of tie property. At 4
p. NJ, party landed, commanded BY q
! i sntenant. aad burned the town. San lu-
an. or Greytown, on the 18th, was entirely
des,royed. Mr. Scott, agent of the Aces
sary Transit Company, rendered free
rassspe BY the Promastssns, to al! who
wished 10 leave. A few accepted the Of
| .er.
The Cyans sails for Boston on the 18th
srl,akes Mr.. Fubins, our Commercial Agen
home. Officers and crew all we'll.
The H. ~ b. schooner Bermuda, the
IVES, India Company's mai. steamer Doe
and British merchantmen were witnesses
| THE same, laying in the hafbor e. the
,aa. Tie revelation in Nicaragua and the
tfcuties at San Juan have not interfered
sny say with the transit Of the Cali9or-
1 passengers over the route
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

The Nebraska BIZ has passed.; a solemn
contract which protected our Union Siyears
has been tranpied in the duss;,he followers
at the beck the Executive, in anticipation
Of profit from its patronage, have raised the
veil ofvictory, and cannons have been fired
in the national capital, in honor OF the ansp'-
cious event, And what, we ask, are the
fruits1 Dissatisfaction, Indignation, grief,
listrust, and loss of confidence IN Southern
honor throughout halfthe States Of the con-
federacy.-N o. Crescent
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

l@e Wing State Committee Of Pennsyl'
MA, have issued an address TO the People
,.o,hg forth the PRINCIPLES which arc I.
'oe the Wings OF tile State in the ensuing
NVass
they may be summed up as follows:
= The doctrine Of the act Of 1880, which
0Dshcd slavery on account Of ills sinful
IS Injustice and anti-republicanism.
!, 10 return To the benefcient and an
'H,.-sery national policy Of the ordinance
Il 4 repeal OF the aggressive portion
Wv Nebraska Bill, and restoration Of
"Nlonal territory TO freedom.
!. The extension OF the habeas cDrpus
Jury trial 70 persons claimed rs fugitive
| The assertion Of the due rights Of
''ates North as well as South
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

Such As THE CHOLERA CALLS FORA
family Of Germans, who resided OH the Chi
cage road within fifteen minutes walk OF the
City Hall, AMI had been supported at public
expense for the last eight weeks, has been
swcpt away by the cholera. First, the faith
or was taken, then the two children, and
lastly, the mother, in whose underSHlrt was
found two thousand five hundred dollars in
gold. They have lived amid rocking fifth,
ioul stenchcs, and health destroying vapors,
for weeks, and had imposed on the pHblic
charity; but their avaricc has avaiIed them
nothing; they are rottinc IN untimely graves
of their own seeking, and the county is sole
heir to their concealed wcalth.-Detroit Free
Press
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TO ths Voters OF Scott County !:

Mr. Il. c. FULTON, the old ara eltcrprising Gil
zen iscoit county through many sole.tat ons
has consented 10 run az a. IyDEFKN DE4;T ard te,-
Ii-NLEKAsAA CANDIDATE for State Senator
fof may years actfcl! engaged u private ead pab-
i.e ie for tho welfare Of his con ys and always tie
TREND q Inc People, he y cnI hatieaiy tho Peoples
Candidate. There none u tie county whose char.
aeter and services render mem more worthy Of your
support than 4, C. FuIfON-this is only saying villa.
the most Of you know, Then rce,nca declare It et
the ballot Cox MANY CT IEIsN,.
Davenport, sug lat, ls54-e,
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porArors-Wa are told that the pres

porArors.-We are told that the pres
ent crop, portion Of which is nov being
ding On the opposite side Of the river, was
never eaualled in the American bottom =
"Sand Prairie" and "potGtoe Hollow" cut
dgthemselyes this season. thousands upcn
thousands OF bushels will be sent 10 mar-
hct, and from present appearances thous-
ay3, more will Do left la the ground to rot
potatocs win BE- cheap next winter ana
snriny; we tase our calculations entirely
unon the American bottom. We never
knew il TO fuil.-St. Louis ia!ei.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

4 BAcK STROKE Contrary TO the report
OF the telegraph, there is good reason to
suppose, that our friends the Turks met
with a serious disaster in Asia on the 9Th OF
June. They attempted to storm two re-
doubts between Usurgnet and kutas. In
stead Of succeeding in this undertaking,
however the Russians attacked them IN
the flank during the assault, and killed be-
tween 1900 and 1000 Of them captured l3
cannon, 80 standards, and the entire camp
equipape Of the Turks Galena G0..
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The RESPONSE Never wo,s there q con.
venton held IL Wisconsin, the proceodiues
ofwhich gave such universal satisfaction o.
% those 81 the great FREEDOM convention o.
last week. As the proceedings extend
into distant portions Of tie State, the res.
ponse Of heartfelt salts raetion comes up in
tones not tobe mistaken, both from the PEG
pie and the Press. The public mind had
become fipensd for such u movement.
Madison Jour
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The Heol;uk Dispatch calls Us disnnion-
Is. because VIC encourage the electica OF
G-;rcs as Governor OF Iowa.
W. are dsuaionist enough TO WISH TO see
,he gallant young State Ct lows dissolve the
anion batwae her, and SUCH scurvy politi-
clans as Dodge. Jones aud Hem, aud we
are not sure but she is going to do T.
At ali events, Locofocoism will frd ou'
that old Grimes is not dead by considora-
HE Chicaa2 JoNr
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

Slows OF A FLAT.-Frederick Reynolds
was one wet muddy day walking the sire cts
Of London, " hen he was overtaken by G ar
rick.
After the usual sautatiore, Ga-r'cs pon-
ted to Reynolds white stockings, and asked
him If he had ever heard the storr of the
Lord Chancellor Nortlangton.
On q reply in the negative, he told him
that one rainy afternoon, BIS lordship, plain
II dressed, walked in Parliament street,
picked up handsome rnp, which, accor.
ding to custom, in past aud in present times,
vas Immediately cls,med by gentleman
ring aropper, wha, GA receiving his lost
treasure, appeared 50 joyful and grateful,
that he insisted on tie unknown finder ac-
eompanying him 20 an adjoining coffee
house, to crack a bottle at his expense.
Being 10 tie huraor for a Joke, Lord
NUrthington 4eceded, and followed lin 10
the coffee house. where they we're shown
into private room, and over the bottle lor
tine discussed indifferent topics.
As length they were joined by certain
eonts'iurates: and then, hazard being pro-
posed, the Chancellor heard one whisper to
rnrfhcr:
"D-n the loaded dice, he is not weglil
- trouble, pick tie Old fats pocket q
once"
I On this the Lord Chancellor discovered
himself, and told them ii they would frank
\ ~ confess Why they were induced to sup
nlse Ain 50 enormous a tl4t, he woI.t,
probably, forge; tae;c present misdemean-
lC-.
! las,astly, with al due respect they re,
piled:
We beg your lordsltip's pardon, but
whenever Sc sec L gentleman vita "hite
stoch;ur3 81 dirty Day, We consider him
capital pigeon, and pluck his feathers,
Is We hoped 70 have riucked yaur lord
! SHIPS"
NOV !" asked CarricS. "icaying you,
Sc, % iedls3 the application, | d myself
tie honor Of wishing you q very good
morning"
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pRor. DANIELS. We learn from the
Madison Journal, that this gentleman not.
withst5ndng his removal from the Office OF
State Geologist Of Wisconsin. intends 10
keep right on and finish the survey which ne
has commenced, on bis own hook.
Galena Gas.
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Nor EyouGH FOR SEEn.--Outin Ohio the
administration ure disseminating many q the
D5stotiices, because no rro-slavery Nebras-
kajtos can be found TO take care OF them.
We hear Of some similar operations IN this
State. - Concord ElHso"rat
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The following is The conundrum which
took the prize at Hurke's benefit in sacFa'
mento:
"Whv is Chnaman the most wonderin
of known animais. Because his head ans
tail s,rout from the same end"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03
WV 1rnE WAREHOUSE

NEW IRON WAREHOUSE,
a street, opposite Il Claire House, Davenport
Iowa.
f,'HE undersigned VIII At al Dimes keep large a.0''
! Of articles ~ thGir lln,, Consisting ~ ~,
IRON, steel, Nails, Glass waite Le@a, d.
smiths Tools, Springs Azles, Nuts, "asAei"
Sheet Iron, Block Tin, El1e, &C. ~ 60, ii
FouatTy AZ l.tfs N,aeksn3:hS ara e.4et t'"''-A1''
orc sawed In syaulpe oar stock and prices ,p,,
Iupe6,.Y pAFtSfcA' -
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

A LEvIArHAN The barque sc eat West
is completing her cargo to-day. She IS
loading withEfy thousand bushels of oats
the largest carg ever taken from this port
CiicGq0 Jour.
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WHO CAN BEAT ITl-A Young woman OF
Coles county recently presented her husband
,oth four children at Il birth! rms was hsf
first effort in that line, and there is no tel
ing therefore what she may be aoie 70 90
herealter, Great country this, and bound 70
nrosocrl- Soglts7R Win0iSqn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

Dr.. A. P. Ladd, formerly Superintendent
ofPublic Instruction in Wisconsin, died Al
Shnlsburgh Of cholera, Thursday, July 27th
The cholera was prevailing there to some eS-
tent, and generally fatal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03
dot Weather,

Did anybody ceer know such weather.
Sunday last, according 10 the thermometer
hung il The poftico of the lie Claire Hone.
vas one degree hotter than any day this sea
son, the mercury reaching % degs
before the occurrence Of this day it was
generally admitted that Thursday, July goth
was the hottest day. We compile a lew
authorities on the subject:
Hor.-Mr Lea. who has kept record Of
the heat for twenty years, says that Thurs
day, July Goth, was the hottest day within
that time. His thermometer was hung in
the seine place and nevergot above 90 dogs.
On Thursday u was 90 degs- Ciaciaaott
Paper.
THE HOTTEST Day or THE sEAsos.-Thure-
day, July 70, 1854, ii recorded the hottest
day ofthe season--that Is, VIC trust no other
can be hotter. The thermometer in our
lower office ranged from SO to 1902 dogs,
and al o'cockia the evening mainttined
It's p1sitionat 90 digs, without any appa-
rent indication Of Il decline. In our compo-
sing roonlin the fifth story, it held at IS
dogs all through the day--.N Y Tribune
Baltimote JuLy 2o--The heat here today
mas been intense, thermometers in shady
places indicating lo3 dogs.
dbzny, july 20.--The weather was ex-
eessivcly hot here to-day. Thermom-
erter as high as 100 dogs
Bost9a, July 2o.--The thermometer stood
at 81 dogs. hardly q breath Of air stirring,
and il has been the most oppressvely warm
day Of he season.
Concord, july oo.-At noon, to-day, the
thermometer stood at 100 dogs. in the shade
and ut | P. NJ, it was at l0l dogs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

Throw away that wig, nly friend, go to WEBB &
sfoVEPs and get few bottles o. E,nerson's Ansr,,
c,n Hair estora,iye, or II cbooss written gaar.
nn.ee FRA growth Il hair Pf!se 81 90 IL large
Bottles.
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The State Convention OF Anon Aotbln 2a
or United Americans, is now being hcia u
this city. II commenced its session yester-
H., -ttcrnoor. We learn that Masonic
Hall has b2en engaged sor Iulsda}' M az
the windows hiadad;--In 3sanapol's SENT
ri
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CaLp THREE DAYS IN THE Woors -
g:rl, Ten years old, lost her WY CROSSING
~ in Warwick, Orange county, New
rs, and was found after three days search.
70 risddletown Wing says:
Although despairing. the search was con,
|nae1 by hundreds on Sabbath morning and
n traces of the little wanderer were dis
yered; with renewed vlgyF they prosecu-
ID their search, and about noon, joy!n'
1at proclaimed that the lost one was found
(e-uscie found her reclining between two
kcks, with her Lead resting on stone IN
\ acf place she had slept all night she
d awake but very weak. She gave brie'
|.co.at OF her wanderinra. The first night
2 sept in bunch Of laurels; the next IN
J.! a rock. She had nothing to eat during
e three and half days, but three May ap'
Is ind two strawberries. She said she
kts not frightened but once, and that was at
a,ce snake who fattened hi head when
~ saw it,
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What arc political Platforms said an
old lady. 90 said her worse half, they
are platform scales where they weigh Pfes-
dentsn
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nay HaauS Al ElsI,.

Y consequence OF tho serious Illness Of one o! tie
partne is, VIC arc about close up business. Fol-
tina! reason we now oaer our large and well selected
stock Of Dry G ola ~ COST. Come quick and naske
select lUs while our s,oei. Is FILL.
Dealers VIII o vel! 20 give p call.
BLANyING & RICHARDS,
Main s.. totwaen Fr5Ht aud Second.
\. 3. iii connection SilA the shove J. g. PRICE
Will sell his entire stocs Of BOOTS SHOES and Go.
THING al tbs same store and terms. Now is
your chance for ba reains IL Won call sson.
Davenport, June 29th, 1854.
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MoGREG0R, LAWEs & BLAKEM0RE,
Bankers Exchange, Nots Il Real Estate Brokers,
No. LIE Claire Row,

UAFG-4FUItt 1VW~.
r-TSoTgs and EI,Is collected and proceeds remit.
tod any part Of the United Staiesa enrreit rates Of
Exchange.
1.-THE highest current rates paid for Bills Of E1-
changs, Cad and Sitpsr.
IT ifht Drafts on ell Tho principal cities of the
United states and Europe. for sale 3. lowest rates.
NPIsrrRksT ALLOWED on deposits, on time or 70 be
checked Ior Ut sight.
T37L.hp WAKRAGrs constantly on hand and for sale
q. lowest rates.
N-TsRE.L Estate bought and sold on commission;
T-TAxys paid for non-resIdents and Others
I1-TsTrrLus Investigated and Abstracts furnished;
yrFHBasDs and Mortgages bought and sold and loans
negotiated.
REFER To-
JOHN THOMPSON. Esq. Banker, n. Y.
MIssgs PAGE & BACON Bankers, st Louis, No.
s. II. MANN, Cash. Rock Island Bank, Il. l., Ills.
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~ E,TEAYED June 3ah from the Cremsesof
ls17r-S y IoseTh If. Freeman two BAY Mares,
fE tA one yaarS old Hight Ray and slender maze.
f5gI-t3,cr Z l.rk bay yeSas old, mlddlng well set
npe MI nina foa og each II them; also white snip
N ia fshaad liz, yaar old shod before, the other
Barefoot "A lbefai reward wiil he gwen Y any pesou
i1issr,a tbf, Ia A. Si.er, or information respects
d. tbS,a JOSEPH II. FREEMAN.
JViS lIth, ls5i- S5-iW
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

rg- e, EAps Il GEO L. NICHOLS hsre rssoc-
utad themselves, iar the TRANSACTION Of Fehstal
r-uI aya0,, Business In ihe >tates Of Iowa aud III
gois lhet viii buy sell aIds in any af the taun-
H.. East II Fort pes M5ipa5, but especially IN the siN
Irouetty.
N IN pay Taxes on lands for nonresdants, And exc
ctge a:y other trust il, regard :, Lands taitnsHa!'
u1ea a Davenport No. L. Claire buildings.
Address EADS Il NlCk0LLt \, DAVENPORT.
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One correspondent from Nebraska tells

One CORES ondent from Nebraska tells
story which is rather hard H says
1T seems to be "A purpose Fret,ncs 70 have
It slave State. There is d story abroad,
that at at the ferries over the Missouri Riv-
ar they have 4 cow tied and committee 70
watch al immigrants The Committee
ask If each immigrant what animal that
is. Ifie sag5 a Colp,' az re1, he goss orsr.
b! # he aaswsrs "A heo1o,' Asy tura him
tgct.'' Is the Union safe!
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rRF DEArG OF ISgAsTs.-Those who
[aye never lost child are unable TO an
|ers,anl how great void the death Of one
Z one can make. There is, We think,
ming on earth that can cast 50 long, and
De aai black a shadow s. : small ce;Aa.
j, en- alphabetically, the shadow c. death
Ehsah freezes the parents heart
Small as il an infants tsu5, II often
sci9as enough 10 hoa I'll the brightest
ms ard dea est joys 81 whole family ca.
The little bid is oftea the bright p
where a.. Tie rags c. E!&aaes5 q Z
sslsl center, and from which thsJ rts
c,ed again oyer harry heaTts; aaI ne
central light i eciiPsed, great taf..ncs.
: upon all.
Hsw many there r.ust BE- ir Ieaeea
4ercd up from all tiimes, ege'i from hen.
+hores, who have died So yoInr as "a
'7ia sc memory e ea7ta, and - wham
| al world of piofy sf,ms AS ttej7 native
r3 " hose sauls were washed and resan-
-s.a8 Sc carly, tbat - sg.ia O! this WORT.
gi.lheup3n tarm.
Whatpver wound OF sst there may hare
zen has brcn healed without a seas; .Sc.F
|yery thought, has been moulded b. the So
,tY aud scenery Of hcaee ard they stand
rtruaily before the fsee ct the F"'A -
+ haw urge senac rlay we s1y, "Of such
..so ae.4{s DOM OF igsG.s..'
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Anincorrigble wag, who tent minister q
horse. which ran away and threw his cicr-
icle rider or, thought he should have some
credit for his aid in spreading the Gcs-
rnl
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EAsr ANVIL, n, J

LAST Alb y I u, N J.
DEAR BE7-EER:--i haze gst enc Of the
hands, NEST farms III the Suite, and have il
nearly paid for Cops ire good, ard prices
ware never better. We have had a glorious
revival o. religion in or church and bit h
our children (thc lord be praised ure CON
vertci. Fathcr g1t 70 be rather an incum-
brance, and last week toot him to The poor
houss. Your afectionate brother,
]. s. D.
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A CARD.

r. A. BER7noio. SAM. r. BARLEY. NJ. THOMPSON
lAztkLEI, THOMPSON &, Co..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries,
Boots and Shoes and Greensware,
CONNlsslO ON AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Davenport, iowa.
July E, ls54-wtrw-ly
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A Boston Judge has sentenced Dir. q
.,it-a;r, -, ibr4aa y-nars innnrt IN p m
in the STATE Prison for polrgamy. The a.
morous youth has reoched the tender age 81
eighty! His last wife has not yet been
enancinated from her .steens.n
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Waicott, July 18th, 1554-wisw-.f
Co.phRTNEPsHTP NOTICE.

THE undersigned have iris day entered Into Co part
i ne ship. for the Eurp Of transactng Whole
sale and Re:li Grocery, Boot and shoe md Queens
ware business, under the lrI ARD st.!c Of Barley,
1aaaPsoY = Co.
Iaey nave taken the Brick Staren below the NIL.
-.~-s, s.aey ASA ra7.s EtTcesa, rs.d
solicit share Of the public patronage.
r. a. BEh1HOLD.
SAT'I.. K. HARLEY,
n. THOMPSON
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Is wuo- II way CONCERN ;

70 wuoE II HAY CONCERN;
nuR great loss bv the lato STERN eamfe!s rs 70 IN
tlnffeaists coilettidp of al outstanding tiebs.
We ., Al ,rsTes5 et paf 10 Ks and notes with A.
sE9 pAyfs1y $50 ARA g01la respectfully request Ill
ptsssA b 4 or ataoant or Otherwise " call On p q
Laln sdiaGsiy and settle tho ~ me -,
IL. .WICKERsHAM d SON.
NJ q. bsral discount will be made for the nses-
amt uayrla.It OF any demand not yet due. n
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CRY LOTS.
SEWING MACHINES.
wALcoTT HOUSE

wALcoTT HOUSE.
Eirs. Station West On the line Of tho II. e. 81.
Railroad 10 miles from Davenport.
THE urdersigac! has furnished the shove house in
good styls and Is ready TO accommodate all who
may favor him with their patronage
Persons DESTROYS Of passing few weeks quietly on
the prairie where there is always delightful oEee1o
vi ind Va cott t. repay them for visit.
To SroR rsMcS--G rouss sud o!ha. game abound IN
The vicinity.
share OF puilic patronage Is respectfully s. ie.ted'
JACOB MYERS.
Waicott, July 18th, l554-wirw-tf
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a NovIL PRlzg--At the awarding Of
prizes, on the recent annual Exhibition Of
the Jacksonville Female Academy. was
given the following: To Miss Hattie Hine,
for neekness Of disposition, kind hearted
ness and affection husband-Mr. Aus
tin Rockwell" That school will be poPu-
lar he nceforth, with both gentlemen and Ia
dos,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03

Eio Sac Hills tzg Mis- Steam boats ara No'E'0ps
=. " y,i kind sCHNERY or CASTINGS
w sa Davenport Iowa We have opera
" rgoH AND AAa EoUE b8EEss
SEiEt,r4yG, MIXING AND SMELLING OF MEFAls-ALSo-
MACHINE AND FINISHING SHOPS
'"1e' Wo the East
PAT DESIGNING DEPART
which f ,ity unsurpassed in the United s'tesd
FORGING AND DLACHSN!IHiaG SHOPS
We have resursahon
0
""s ~ go ' utey e,yte Work .4ha;
.~,,sf- nptltNs AMI SCREW CUTTING MACHINES,
Tie latest not only
srsug all Departments pa aso enables usoa
u5fiD FINtsl. AND REPAIR MACHINERY
done Shnsnt our
@ aasr ad:aeian s so uay iavot Us with thes
lronase yfepado aIasose He
Scan Gssirf Large Small Horiso4a O. Uprtshfi
h.iie y,anss Ca t.3Saltbdf t9r ha1 aftEis
EI34rng 2afs PeFh storS;
,oj ~ es improvements 5ng racbaFy Whees--F Gcrsr
ecmpt all and description Of
MaI tEoSS tHE altli. GEARING,
.neiHdn Rose
Mls patent ia,soG s B 1n4 Ma us s sdss
aIniir
Pss and iaOr,sei Rack
ROWS LUl!NS-- &c 2NicIsS--c CPS AND siILS
Ea- {3rcfir - Waycaapscs i
sta exceeding We will
ie Ioa PoTs,F4a ing @ fa"S Gafs0is &C.,
Ass Brasga
On IL CLAIRE. DAVENPORT $ CO. f'sopsseiors
DAVE A,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-03
Threshing Machine

Threshing Machine.
I Superior Ohio Manufac,lrs fhreshine Machine glA
, sghrr,tors and ClaauGrS attached also wagon !oF
hauIirg same. for s&le by -,rn
laiy dll, 1855 j. ", lAA-.LL- E Z Nv.
M Tsiy % Ey WHITAKER & GRANT