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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25


SFrRlruaL MANIFESTATIONS ExA MINED
AMP ExrLAIsEp.-Such IS the title q
book we find on our table from the publish
ers De Wit & Davenport sent through
their Agents. IL. y. Porter & Bro, Rock
Island. who have il for sale. In this work
there il no attempt made to put down by
ridicuie, and the CRY of humbu., collision,
&c. what It Is unable Is do by sound aTga-
ment, thus strengthening, instead Of weak
ening the believers in that particular dela-
sion. which is the rage Of the time. But
a searching, through, and philosophical OK.
animation and retutatioa Of the SPIRIT -Han-
ff.st4ti3.s. Is represented by table-turnings
rapping mediums, &c, written in plain Ian
gulge and s. logical in is Arguments ana
sound in It's deductions, as to DEFY the
ablest critics 10 deny It's conclusions, or re-
fute its reasouiugs. The author, Dr.. Dods
well known 70 the community, By his cele-
brated work, The Philosophy Of Electrical
Psychology" has for twenty years made the
wonderful powers and capabilities Of the hu-
man mind. his study, and i probably better
qualified than any other living man to solve
mystery which has puzzled the brains Of
the learned, both in this country and in
Europe From the general favor with
which this work is received. we presume i
will have the effect to disPel much Of the
d-lusion that exists in the public mind in
respect 70 this hitherto occult art.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

hrs, Neal, wife OF Walker Neal, Of Craw-
louisville, Washington county, Iowa, died
q few day since from the effects Of poison
white Yitrioll administers! by mistake ---
Musratae .JourPd.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

GUErow DLR.-Thc London Atlas has
some curious statistics in relation to gun
powder, thus 1T is rcckoned ihgt our fleet.
which numbered 2,ltO guns, fired away 40,
900 lbs Of gunpowder during the battle of
Trafalgar. In action Off Cape St Vincent,
one ship fred 1870 lbs; while upon the
bombardment Of AIgiers, which lasted nine
hours, 500 tons Of shot and nearly us tons
Of powder were Npcudcd-28, 900 lbs, of
powder and G,T3U shot being fred from the
lmprcgnabic alone.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

The phrase, "Gghtjng on his own hook"
il now more elegantly rendered engaging
war upon the prudent individuality Of his
personal curve
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

The amount Of property destroyed at sea
the present season has been enormous
We see il estimated that at least forty mil
lions Of dollars would be required to make
up the losses Of this year The loss Of life
has also been unusually great. The ave
rage annual loss Of life on the Atlantic
does not equal that occasionad by the wreck
OF th" four vessels within the past few
months.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

Thomas Murphy, aged % years native
Of Random, Cork CO., Ireland, was drowned
from the steamer Prairie City at the Du-
buquc wharf on Friday morning last
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25
rhatovn al Walcott

| AT the invitation of +. R. Dow, architect
We rode out yesterday to the new town Of
Walco,t, situated at the frs, station OF the
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, twelve
Il. lies from Davenport. On the first OF last
Januarv, the broad prairie alone constituted
the ste OF the town, and the lumber OF the
several houses tia, are now erected, were
in the log al Moline.
The principal building at Walcoit IS the
hetel, which for architectural beauty canno,
b, surpassed in this par. of the country -
1t was erected under the superintendent
Of Mr. Dow, and at an expense OF aboa,
s. 900. The landlord Is Mr.. ]. Myers, aho
sets a good table. H has leased the build
ing. aud We doubt not. that when the house
is thoroughly finished and furnished, as 7
will be in about fortnight. i. will become
a place Of resort 10 pleasure parties as y :
lust one and hall hours drive across the
mos, beautiful country tina, the eye ever
rested upon.
This hotel has thirteen sleeping apart
ments On top is an observatory from
which broad exnanse Of prairie, SO lar as
,hs eve can reach, is to be seen. A. this
season OF the year when vegetation is SO
fresh and green, the prospect is beautiful!
Attached to the hotel is a large stable,
and around it in several directions are vari-
ous houses nov occupied or being built
4 large number of hands were at work ON
the depot ground. From the extensive
plateau devoted to that purpose, We should
Judge the station will be an important one.
From the interest the company, or prominent
individuals of the company, have in the
town. we presume every feature that will
tend to confer importance upon It, or aid IN
It's progress, will be developed.
The town site is certainly one OF the
mos. desirable that could have been selected
II is elevated. with no low grounds around 10
generate miasma Within thirty minutes
ride OF Davenport, by Railroad, we doub. not
the time viii soon come when, as in ether
cites, men doing business here will have
their residences there. and many beautiful
TASTY houses. as those already erected by
Mr.. Dow, will distinguish Walcott as the
mos, lovely prairie town in the state OF
Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

A curious branch of commerce il yearly
acquiring an increased importance in Par
il. II is the trade in white snails, the con
sumption of which amounts now TO some
hundreds Of thousand. Of these animals in
the year.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25
UueoWn Him.

Some of the greatest villains out OF the
State Prisons lei into the pulpit. The
Rev. G.. n. Adams, who has credentials
from the Methodist Church. IS one OF them
Among other rascalities, at Hennaker, ~.
II, was the following:
II was while thus engaged, that he be-
came acquainted with Mrs. Emma Il. Tenn
pleton, whose husband aud one child were
killed at the Norwalk Bridge catastrophe in
MAY last--a calamity we'll remembered
hy the public. For this sad bercarmen'
she wa awarded the sum Of $1,000 by the
railroad company, according TO provision
il IL, laws Of Connecticut. and word was
sent 10 her that the money would be paid
Al specified Institution in the city OF New
York OF course n circumstance like THIS
would not be likely to escape the cagnzanec
of So busy man as the "Rry. &, n. Ad-
ans, and, as it was part of his mission -
comfort the widow and fathcrlcss, he kindly
volunteered his service in getting the mon
cy for the party t. whom il was awarded -
The necessary papers for the nccomp sh-
ment Of this purpose were made OUT, ana
away went the volunteer to New York,
where he drew the money put 1t in his peck
ct and suddenly DISAPPEARED from pubilc view
thus robbing lone widow OF nearly all
her reliance for subsistence, and leaving
behind duped young woman, exposed 10
the pitiless peltings of an uniorgiylng world.
-Errtaaas.
The Muscutine Journal has the following
paragraph in relation To the above descrlb-
cd rascal and the lady who was SO unlortu-
nate us to fall into his clutches
The victim Of the above mentioned ras-
cal came to this city on Wednesday and
departed for Iowa City the following day
in pursuit Of him. She called on Us aud
had some handhils printed, in which she
offers one hundred dollars reward Tor the
arrest Of sad Adams, or one thousand dol
lars for his arrest and the recovery Of the
money. lie IS described rs shout - years
81 age, medium heighth, thick set, dark com
plexiop, smell black eyes, has scar ON the
left side OF the face. near the eye, black
hair and whiSkers, the latter supposed Ia be
lalse-may he real--h!aek clothes, light
osercoat, gold breast pin III the form OF a
serpent eeied. lie carried black moroc-
CO travelling bag. lie Y az last seenin la
sale, I'll The lady, who IS very genteel
il appearance, is travelling alone IN Pur-
suit 81 the scoundrel, aud we commend her
10 tie symPathies and generous assistance
Of all whom she may meet.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

HAIRBRAISEp CArTuRE OF Az EAgtE.--A
party OF our citizens being cat hunting and
hshne til other day, discovered M eagles
nest ii the top of tree hanging aver
rocky prccpire some So or ~ feet above
the water The tree was some tw3 i"et IN
diameter, aud the nest some % feet from
the bottom Of thetrec Percelvng that the
nest contained young euge, enc IF the
marty. Mr. Peters. was bound 70 have +,
dad although 10 climb up % large tree 50
area, distance seemed quite out u the
oncstian with the rest 1fthe party, yer up he
climbs, and gradually winds himself 10 the
nest. when the old eagle arrived and began
TIA show fitrht The nest was about four iret
in diameter aud six feet in height, d the
Young aac taking refuge on the tar side OF
the nest, Mr. T. was unable - get at h'm,
and was obliged 10 make lasso with cord,
,nd bv throwiugit over the bird, finally eac-
eaeded III capturing him. Meanwhile III
old ones continued to slnail and light the
captor Of their nesting, and one o' th'm
actually did, we are told, seize hold Of Mr.
P's coat, and tear II large PIECE cHt al H.
Having reached the ground in sat ty, Nr. T.
returned to tow IN with his prize. it'sab9W
four feet from zip 20 tip, acd Spracious a7 4
bear, though ouly about three weeks old
itanasg fIo,ca) Nees.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

THE WASHINGTON Most MEST --Ne learn
that the w0fkmcn engaged IN the erection
OF this noble structure, commenced lay.
the fist course Of stone only teW days
ago, the unusual inclcmency 81 the weather
having prevented operations sooner. The
hight ot the coiumn VI at present about one
hundred aud iitty-two feet Owing 10 the
smu!lness of the force empluycd-ttere
beng but thirty men, including mason, aud
stone eutfefs-and thu want OF funds, the
work does not progress 80 rapidly as i
oaah', Last year but twenty siN feet Mere
added 10 the hight OF the monument aud
this year there Will be added probably MOI
more than thirty or thjrtr-fsc feet At
surh rate ten years al least viii BE- re-
CURED 80 complete lis erection
Tue height OF the abcbsk, when finished
wiIl be five hundred feet; aud it viii be fifty
five feet square at the base, aud thiFty-three
feet square al tn top The wall j. Of the
most substantial character. being i .t"an feet
in thickness at the base and gradually d.
creasirg to thickness Of four feet al the
summit. At the present elevation the
thickness Of the wall Is about tHrvc feet
three inches.
TIN monument will ba lighted With gas
from pipes attached to the winding staircase
that viii ascend TO the Top. II il moi rs yet
known what will be the browning peIce,
but il will probably be Il huge mass Of glass.
bearing upon Il some patriotic oevic.
The number Of stones contributed By the
different state associations, &c, up TO the
time is about one hundred aud ninety, of
whiah th4rc are seventy in the obeisk -
These are arranged in conspicuous and
systematic manner, aud will he visible 10
the visitor, " ho, rs hc asccnda the staircase
can examine them at his leisure. All Of
the states we believe, have nov contributed
blocks.
The stones, mortnr, sc, are raised 10 their
places by means of an engine below mud
derricks above, the latter having attached
to them bells which serve "a sgnai= to APP
prize the engineer OF the safe arrival from
terra iirma oi scnc important body essen-
tial u the progress I'll the work.
As an assurance Of the facility Hith which
different articles are hoisted, we would mem
ton that the Massachusetts block, weighing
four tons, was liftcd to the hight OF one
hundred and four feet, swung round, and
set in It's place, in five minutes from the
time it left the ground.-Giohe.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

We shall cndeayor 70 become advise d Of
Tie sort ofs,ructure the parties interested
mean TO throw across the Mississippi uud
having don: 50 we shall be the better able
10 determine what position We ought To as-
sume--whether of hostility, friendship or
Indifference to the erection ofthis bridge -
D,sbaqae Dem.
If the Chamber Of Commerce St. Louis
had formed the same resolution they might
have saved themselves some gas.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25
The Lyons Road

It becomes our painful duty TO chronicle
the demise of the Company which has had
the man; cement Of the above road, aud their
disqualification, bag and baggage, from the
scene Of their temporary achievements.
Facts, whicl! are stubborn things force
this conclusion upon us, although we have
not detailed narration Of their decline
and Fall" In this occurrence we see but
little 10 regret, SO long as the Company
we're working upon suggestions, probabiii-
ties and expectations, without any solid.
immediate, reliable basis Of support, for i
will sooner throw the Road INTO the hands
Of men who possess present and available
resources to continue aud push it on.
The above extract is from the Iowa City
Reporter. Friend Sylyesterhas had to come
to il at last--he who was the strongest ad.
vOcate Of tn Company and tn bttcrcst to
ceHsurc us for condcEnuing il, has al last
had 10 "let down" and acknowledge, how
ever humiliatjng it may be, that the whole
affair was 4 cheat. We believe him when
he says, he acted in good filth, bat cannot
refrain FROM wondering that men will rest
their faith upon SO sandy basis.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25
Another Murderer to be Hung

/ The trial Of A. j. Nash. indicted for the
murder of Alexander Lockerman, IN hanes-
VILE. Montgomery Co., OH the iih DAY q
July, 1851, took place Ut Cafiinvlilc last
week. The main points ~ the testimony
are as follows:
Nash and I.ockcrman were neighbofs' re.
siding near GAINESVILLE. and on the day above
named, went TO that place in company win
each other, or at least went into grocery
together. After they had ben there some
time INDUCING. Nash asked Loekerman ~
treat; the latter replied that he had no
him the money! and accordingly gave him
Il five franc piece, which Lockerman hand
"a to the bafkeeper, who, after they had
drank, gave back the change, which Lock
erlnan handed over To Nash. The money
was counted over, and Nash said ii was not
enough. Locherman insisted that 1t was
right. and counted the change over again,
whercupon Nash exclaimed: You have
acted the - rascal with me to-day, and !
mean to whip you,' and immediately struck
him. 40 further scutlic took place IN the
house, but I.ockerman asked Nash why he
did 50, Il thought you Werc the b st tflehl
| had" Al this moment they were ordered
out OF the house, AMI L1ckerman s.epp d
outside Of the door, " hen some one said 10
him that she ought not to stand that from
Nash" He replied that he dill MT wish
any difficulty with linn, but # light was
what he Nash wanted, he could WHIP tour
such During this time, Nash vas ia the
house behind the counter, anu soon alter the
conversation above alluded 10 had passed,
he rushed out OF the hnusa, aud drew tt
knife lrom his pocket as he ran, saying.
.you will cut me will YOU" and rushed up
to Lockerman aud stabbed him three times,
Lockerman ierkcd loose aud started 70 run,
and Nash followed him, but stopped when he
saw Lockerman falling. Nash returned
and sat down ON the door steps, and remain
ed there some ten or fifteen minutes, when
il was announced that Lotkerman was dead,
and then he got upon lis horse anu lett
He made his escape, and was not heard OF
again till some time last summer, when he
was arrested in Arkansas and brought ~
Iillsboro fer trial. lie Mas indicted q The
last fall term the Circuit Court II That
county. and was subsequently brought to
Macoupin Co, on charge Of venue
He was sought out and brought TO justice
BY the interchangeable energy Of the brothers
Of the murdered man. The attorneys Tar
the prosecution, were Massrs. Epier, " Ger
and Hodges for the defence, Messrs. J. l.
Palmer and Murry Mcconnell. The prs
oner was found guilty aud sentenced t. bc
executed Ga tn a3l day june next.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

y Coon BustNESs,--Ne nn", has
that one nursery man in TINS Vici''s ling
made fee thousand a0itars tins sPfLnns 5',t ,Y
young trees, shrubs, %e'--DS y '"''
f,gs
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ARRIVALS 1T TIE HOTELS.
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"a 2a@ w. JOHN u. w% w;,1
John Morris. s;aunton. ""'''''' NV
ENCHANGE.-l L Bo~iss, New Kent: V BH,m.
mond, Cnpge; J Hammond, Bo,etou,: John COL.
Pntsylvsua; : N Thornaker ani Lidy Mia, r,II. Wi.
morrill, Fillmore; b Minor, W Minor. Mis- N +, Nine,
Nus Mos hinar. BniTersita; Fink, Va; J n Byap,
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Robinson Wheeling; Is II Gordon Petersburg i n
p'e.san,, w Jones. Dickinson Gooch land; II
hadneH chesterfield; S M.lo~ Petersburg: ] Dicker.
$50 TeI.; Henderson, q Css,ard Baltimore: G
Jerdon, AerrJmau Jerdon SPRING; J d Hsrriscn \
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Strong, Erwin c; r II Hart,boru Nav vi n
Marsh, Capt w Ii Merritt Aiabams; J A Scott P,lm,,.
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Baker and servant, Fiucas,le; d Leisure, Lady and
asosatef Miss Simons Chares.on; Nottingham, Two
enld'eh and servent, wv Nottingham Mi.s II p Not.
unsham, Miss Nottingham. T Il Nottingham, Il J Non.
,ngham, GofHger. Miss f Golhneer, b Williams.
norh,amploni Il Is Hsyte BIuus~ick: Col Payne U A;
W Wilson and Son Portsmouth: r p Alexander NECK
ienOurs; Cubignor. Lady. children aud two .erv
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r y White stanton; ii Parrish and Lady, Tenn Mrs
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ants n q I Russell. Mobile; Mr., Russell Miss Rus.
sh Mas Russell. DusIip Petersburg; ToyIor. Jr
mrs lay'or and servant Clroline; Ms Allen Grond ci lid
c: ] Gordon, Alabama
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n UgRyRE-s skIE nr a. On, ~ ..pN,,c, o... .,,,

HNIE IENNU HENEICU, MILt.
- NORTH EAST oF RCHMOND-By Virtue Of decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Heuriec, Of the 2nh ~ May
eale a. Apdef'9n &C., shall on TUESDAY the lCth day Of
Oco9er 1871, si focck, p NJ sell on the prcmi.
eat btds ior cash, Ten Acres Of land,
being The eodny Of Henrco, the city Of Richmond
ing the lana conveyed by Moses PHILIP FRY
BY deed Of the l0ih March, 1883 enso County
and contained IN tao lots known and distinguished the
Der, nns add ten IN plan Of survey recorded uh deed Of
ltue and vile 20 Robinson, adrted
1870 In uenteo County Court Parcels
lard aeai doWn as containing each ayhvs yards
arosd AMI running from the land william Mitchell
We sad2- bridges, Hnd Of the depth Of oyarGi and each
siunE hEe Acrrs, making together
agreement however between Thomas Richardson pro.
Ptgr o. Lot No ~ said plan, and the said John
rosd n between the said lots n
netee OF the owners thereof the
agreement Shereby he said road Ia eI 30
sseh sad bot. ten sud eleven piece ground
width OF ten feet the whole depth Of said title
conveyed under the tirrcon of the
given With memorandum Of upon payment On ts
A n UurCUrsnS sb.,.g "a tI,,.a.f.s
- 81. conducted ~ GopotS ArrsssoS, Aaeis.
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PUhLisliE I,,; AND BoOksELLER,

RICHMOND, VA.
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Hy Goddin g. Appcrson, AucIs.

w Ely HANDSOME tUIIAt.k ntsiDhSCE CLAY
BtTWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS FOR SALE Al
AUOTlON-Win be sold FRIDAY
upon the renises comm neng at ~ O'Clock, that very
uahe Cottage Residenee the Clay
and 2nd streets nov 10 the occupancy Mr. l.. W. Rose
The lot fronts &c feet feet with the right CT Al
alley The house IL built OF voni, nearly the
most perfect repair In every respect
TIRss- n casa; balance g
paper interest ADDED, secured deed retained
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by John II. ID. Payne, Salesman.

q LARGs SALE W. VALUABLE; JAMES RIVER EDS.
sTotK HOUSEHOLD AND KIrcaEN FURNiTURE ac IN THI
COUNTY OF ooocHLAND. II .t sell. on wednes.
~ u o'clock, all hsvery valuable
ioND the re.dencc Dr. Joseph Watkins
contain, 9O sos grounds
Of one suay-kbout 800 Tar< mach OF It we'll ubered
and ali OF growth The ci= ed sshsads noted for its
superior character lying WE'LL ann a@sraey adapted to the
@ o. ss sss iRss Thesi ',n sd ,GsseS or 's
'ash-d to the estate t. a gri.t mill.
he community proveeisi for its and good
Churches of the demo inas
venier distances
deed trust and payable 10 and equal
should the purchaser desire H. considerable ,rtion Ct
the iasres ,aring the m o.
the widow Of The late Dr. joseph Watkins.
The title unti.Puted selling Executor shall oay
Selling this late period year the meantime
Possession given Immediately disposed to sal the pInt.
ton privately ADD shall be prepared TO entertain
sold before the a5;h day ocober, pubic notice
gwen
land will self to the hirh., bidder mr. four
'Dueroes Among ru valuable 80
ned hsnt osers earssnier blacksmith Toys AMI sIrlf
IsSNs-For The sale Of urgroes II preferred negotia
Die roe' at six months villa approved rndor,s wish Interest
will SELL so yotes sIen cattle
sheep and good ct oflCE, Ae Also hundreds
large proportion new sroend also
circular mil aEi fixtures driven by horse poEer houyrhod
and Kitchen furniture COCA 5rsry-n the perish G
or from day 10 day un;J sid.
TERMsFor all thirty under cash. and fer
Al! sus above thirty dollars bonds for approved
security bs1T,aE Interest, will be required interest
Persons this estate
dress me ~ letter 70 my post oee a; Lk Loond Gocasd
Executor Of DR.. Joseph WATKINS
9aer Tor sale ft eonaianc So acre., so acres in woOd)
H. b REGARDED important aud desirable attachment
Terms aeonncdrsias aad made tnoEu by application
ssi5-etA5os y. b. WATKINS.