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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17
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Although ~ resotns so"' 80" -
from PsnpsylvssAe, Ohio and lnl'sns "a. =
Gent y received - knsw 'nss 'a We
have carried those Statss oy very 'aige "@
jorities.
In Psnnsylvsnis. tnoss coonues ~a''n
in 1851 gave Wing majority o. ioo' NOV
give Whlg msloflsy = 800, -. y. !.
lowing msmbsrs Of congress sse es'Se'1 Z
thsif respective disfr.css;
I. Thomas klersnce' Neo'aska 'e'4
re.es : $50. vh;r and native,
! Wm Miliwsrd, Wig and native.
1. ]. .Croome, native. $3.50. . -
Z. 8. 6: Bradshaw. Wig. Psooapsy'
IL ". + 1sMs1s . -
e a. psrker. depccsss, e-elsctsd.
II. q. A. Grow, anti-Nebraska demo-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17
The Ase.ie.

VS. are indebted to Mr.. LOPEZ book keep
er for J. N. Cannon, for a.late New York
Herald. He informs ~ that in an extra is.
sued from the Office Of the Herald on the
evening Of the 18th, it was stated, that the
vessel which run into the Arctic had arrived
Il Hsiifax. She proved to BE- French
vessel and not the Cleopatra a. reported. =
She lost in the encounter thirteen persons.
but afterwards picked mp . boat from the
Arctic containing some - or Is individu.
als.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17

IA NAx AMONG THE WoxEx."-A re.
markable trial came off lately in Orange
county. New York. wherein man named
Rincland wss plaintiff aud certain brethren
of the Methodist persuasion were defend
ants. The suit was instituted by the plain
tiff to recover damages from defendants for
pitching said plaintiff out Of meeting. The
facts we're these in briei: Ringiund, IN
company with his wife and another female
friend, went for an evening prayer meeting
at the Methodist Church ut Gardcntown
and ,tuok his seat 10 the rear Of the room BY
the side OF his wife and friend. An ancient
custom ia that Church forbids males and
females from sitting together during service,
and soon i, was circulated through the con-
grega,ion that "a man was among the wo.
men" The plaintiff was requested to go
on the 'men's side" but he remained seat
ed One Of the Trustees--alter the plain
tiff had explained thatit was his wont ~ cit
by his wife--consented that he might keep
his seat, provided he would behave himself
and keep quiet. Other members, however.
protested against such intraction OF their
time-honorcd rule, and FIVE OF them insisted
that the plaintiff must "g, 20 the other sIde''
or 90 ont Of Church. The plaintiff would
not leave the women, and thereupon Com
menced free fight. Two defendants each
grasped leg. another two eacl, seized an
arm and another carried the head The
plaintiff ssuirmed and kicked, the defendants
tugged and pulled, the women got thorough
ly mixed up, the lights were extinguish d.,
the stove and pipe tumbled down, the plain
tit w.s carried ouf tsfeef fnremas'n and the
defendants were decreed to pay SOL Tor an
assault and battery. But the man stuck to
the women.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17
The steamer NOMINEES sunl

Last Thursday this old and fsvorite steam.
e'' Capt. LOdwick. was pierced BY running
on snag near Warmers Landing, Upper
mississippi. and sunk in few minutes up to
her cabin floor. This is the second boa,
Capt l. has lost this season in the same
manner. II the Captain were previously
an advocate Of the Administration he b.,
good reason now to opposeit.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17

"YAsKEE RoBlxsos. Our contemporary
ofthe Burlington Hc,oseye winds up puff.
"over the left Of this .'pauvre extablish-
ment' in the following truthful language:
A such exhibitions as that of the Atben-
eum. show marked contempt for morals,
lack every constituent OF decency, and are
nothing less than travelling nuisances to ev.
cry point they steer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17
A CARD

m c EADs, having for the present wi,hdra from
the Land Agency BY adispo4on of his int.r ~
liz 10 his sincere thanks for The iberl nnt,
age they have given him for the two BRIEF wear, en-
gagged. $3.50 ~
. From my long acquaintance with Mr.. Met ols his
busncss en- pacy industry and social polite n, me
". pressure IN recommending him 10 public pat
1naee ana OF assuring them that any business
% 70 ms charge will be promptly attended TO- He
CONTINUES the General Land Agency ut orr old stand
TIC. EAD6.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17

Hoes.-We hesr il rumored that 5000
hogs have been con,rac ed for at SPRING
field, ILL.,, at So SO. The represented sell
er is a packer at that place, and the pur.
chcser an Eastern or Southern specuiator.
The seller furnishes the hogs and packs
them for the purchaser, the packing being a
part and parcel Of the contract.-M LOUIS
Intel. lin inst.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17

AN ANSWER REouEsrEp.-Oftcn the
question has been asked why it it considered
impolite for gentlemen to 60 into the pres
ence of ladies' in their shirt sleeves, while
it is considered in every way correct for the
ladies themselves to appear before gentle
men without any sleeves ut all!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17

ATTEMPTED MURDER.-A fellow named
Jane Shurls walked into Butchers saloon
last evening and snapped double barrel
pistol At Mr.. Butcher. II missed FIRE. Mr..
Butcher fell upon the fellow and beat him
severely. Those present nterfered or he
might have killed him. During the ARRAY
the fellow drew his pistol again and fred on
him, but missed r. 7. Rpub.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17

Ahe brewers ofSt Louis are substituting
wheat for barley in the manufacture Of
beer One person recently purcha .ed 800
bushels for that purpose
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17

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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17

GASTON'S
NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
On Brady St. between Second and Third Sta
over Mr. Jacohys New Drug Sore
TIME subscriber ~ pleasure In announcp to the
i citizens Of Davenport and surrounding coup,,y
that he Is prepared 10 execute n ~
in the highest state Of perfection to which tho
art has been brought. No picture aowed N ,e.va he
rooms M y unless entire satisfaction given,
Davenport Oct 10th 1854 ,rjwn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17
NEW GOODS,
Just Received!

wv &VC6IV0U. :
A supply OF Drugs and Groceries consisting in pay
o, Ferry Davis Pain Killer. Ayers Cherry Pseto-
raj euinine, Lard OH, White Lead, Powder,
Glass, Salt. Sugars, &c.
For sale BY ALVORD IVAN pa frRN
49, Opposite the Post ONCE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17
M LAu1s-lo cts . Yard

N LAUIS 10 ets . Yard
WE shslt open TO day lot OF MOUSELlNE DE
w LANES. ~ the low price Of 80 dime yard"
These Goods arc lower than we have ever seen
ben-beinx very good for the price. They will BE-
~ ady for sale this morning ny 10 O'Clock ut
SMITHS VARIETY STORE.
Cor end 3 Brady SIS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17
CAIiIE'iS.

CAiiFEiS.
/. n BALEs Of NEW CARPETS, jast received dire CT
| ~ frsm tnc manufactures, en,br icing many new
st. ics and designs such as ~
SPY extra Imperial,
.. Brussels s.yls do.
supsrdus Ingram,
Fine 40,
Common do,
Cotton warp DO,
Hemp and Dutch,
Druggetts.
3ugs, 20. &c.
For sale at
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
DAvESroRr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17
XIV sTov1 STo1x.
Home lanu1Asturs.

Home lsnu1AatuSe.
HISTORY teaches 40 that wen generally believe
In airouiIiilg Home Manufacture, snd bciag sats
aed OF that fact, an dlsossA - Introduce In this
market sfne very celebrated Cook 4 Parior Stoves
that have been sold for ysafs siA sseeess 10 SOME Of
the Older States. The Repablic 10 my leading pattern
produce its equal. for durability. neasnsss, aad dir
pascA, In rocking ssd eheapaess Asv~ - ven
superior Coal Cook Stove, whtrh J 80 ssm eAcafer
than has sold In this market, by sevefxt dsl.
lars also kept rcmiumsof various astcsss. ihave
Parior & .ok Stove that exeeIs any tive ever ee-
aud durNh lily. Also, new d. Ire Of Paros Wood
Stoves, both Sheet and Cssl Iron Feaae ~ give me
call and will Vhixate myscsf To sell YOU cheaper
Stove than can be boughtin Davenport.
Old Iron, copper. brass. pewter, zinc, lead, asa
Rags. bought In exchange for Stoves and III vtr.
Cor. Second and ROCK Island Sts.
HENRY T. WlCkERSHAM.
triw2mWA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17
rowx OF BLUE GRASS.

sIlu ..wn 10 situstcd on e-sr,tfai pneala;irg
/ raj ! 10 nItrs ftom b. vstpoys sEd y niis,
fro No sitlnc IL ths Ssasv road. miles from
the 4 ~ ,.ppi aud MtssoSri assksAd AID nen from
the htsvcsy healthy; IN popaiation u one
hundred sslss ~ sicknsss Azyiax ossarred ihs
summer. Il Is within hak Msl. = timber aud the
same distance ~ sMs beS coal hanks In thu cnantf!
II IL waii watered bath wisA ar es and wctls
Rl4s Crass ii y cuulan cno spory. Win o1c open
lag for another ht.ek smth shop wagon shop, cabinet
h ~ s,r Thr.e tui dih1> are NOW being completed,
ons of whieh II ample dmessions and Intended fpr
tvsrn stand. i. for rent ON reasonable Being
ON the main travelled road and No Ne rest public
haass miles distant, very fair inducements ssc thus
presented to an. ono Wishing to cnkskc IN tse bus
ness saw mill l. In operation - snlSes trou Ne
,awn and griss mill 10 being erected n The SINE
place. III ra,sfs&ea
: Lots are nov for sale In tAe above tswn % vevy
reasonabIe ters and thpsc wishing 70 ouiD1 srd To-
cate there will have ssch eesprsed thea
Us are rarely offered. Gned improved farms ca Be-
JAS. =. HUR!SiDES.
R,ue G,ass. Oct IN. lsss.vtrwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17

Cheap 1eh0ol Books
COMEWHERE ELSE than At the Iowa Book ROOM
- For instance, NJ No. lie Claire Block may b.
found at the books used In the Davenport publlS
School, with Z few othen used elsewhere.
ALSO,
Every description OF School Stationery Of prices never
above the market. w. H., HOLNEe 4 GO.
Oct, IL, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17
Y06 afl,I,
AUCTION sAIx OF lxAL IsrArI.


BEAUTIFUL Fnfms for sals, lying u miles NorA
4 1.-THE Ctr OF davenport, ON the Dubuque Road ID
nnde. fence and in high sate Of cultivation, except
the timber, % which there 20 acres or more wb
eae,, tract. EksinE subAivislens of large tract.
The.e farms weil waiercd by living springs, and
never faiinr err ck wster for stock. they eoniaia
ments.
vii be sold at Public auction. IN The premises %
GEO I NICHOLS,
Oct5 Agent and Austionrer
AT the same time und PLACE, VII b. offered larr.
amo mi az rsosl propast,. cohssalng ofsr Herd
cat,se--Wo rk slesrs: Miish Cows Nd young cattle:
10 tiorsss al various afes sud sress
sc Hogs Weighing fon 50 q 500 ibs each;
lHEe Bushels OF Corn IL the 6elds
e.fiE0 do of Whes { tn tbs stack;
SEQ do Of Oats:
81 Tons Of HAY h. sack; Farming utensils; three
Wagons: Carriage ntd Batvy.
sails on tie firm .. u Gsafynrt in Walnut G soye.
bs GEO 4 NiCkeLLS.
Qst S.trw-t, reet sp,,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17

Mrs A NrNEIi., b wing received BY ESrr-ss, TIE
vi all StI, Of Dress nd Cloak r ~, ras " ros
,repSsea Manufacture the same In the nati apstar
i Mariner
oc.5 Corner oseeuA and Ferry sis
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17

EMBROIDEKIFS.
WE have just opened very large assortment oi
w Paris Needle worked CollaFs,
Swiss do do do
uMde rsleeveH,
ChemizettOs,
Habits, DahAs, &c.
We cali pa rticuar attention " the above sever
al Of the lots were purchased .'at Auction" and
much snder the psnsi priees.
Also,
A full a.sonmen, OF CAMBRIc EDGINGs 4 IN
SETTINGS ut
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
Corner I'd and Brady Sts, Davenport
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-17

a Acres beaH,ifal LAIRD trisatr rcsideIse iot
abe. half ash, half IN le N Eths the ard OIL!
y mites from the hvsr.
Aprl, = GEO J. NICHOLS
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post paid, in return, paper informing him-ls how
to make four qualities Of feed for bees costing from
10 8 cents per To-, from which good honey Il pro.
,luced I'd, giving information how to use the iosd
with any common hive, with drDcrs; Sd, giving in
formation how to prevent lighting and robbing while
in the process of feeding Knowing that multitudes
are desirous to obksin the above Information, and
that it is more than an equivalent for the dollar
asked no apology Is needed for this notice Please
send gold dollar, or y current bill on some New
England hank, whom possible.
Nov. IL. L.. JORDAN.