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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

neither limbs were eueasej in asnur, uRh,
fitting pair Of corduroy pants and pair Of
Indian moccasin. upon her feet. She had a
good lopkng rife upon her shoulder, and
brace Of double baucllet pistols in the side
pockets Of her coat, while formidable hunt.
ing knife hunr suspended, her side. Wish
ing TO witness her skill at hunting. com
menccd baniering her with regard to shooting.
Sire smiled and said she was rs good a shu,
as was IN the woods, and to convince me,
she took ou, her hunting knife and cot ring
four inches in diameter in a tree, with a spot
in the centre Then stepping back thirty
yards, and drawing Up one Of her pistols,
pot both balls inside the ring. She then az
ihiriy.f,c ruds from the tree, pat ball lrum
her rihc in the very centre. We shorty
came to her Aiher's house, and / plally ac-
ceptod an invitation u stop there over night
The maiden hunter, instead of sitting down
to rc.r,- s---iaazi- Lun,er % whr.they 60
hoinc, remarked that she had got.jhe eho,cs
to DO. 80 out 'hc went, fed, wllcrcd and
stabbed q pair of young horses, yoke Of OK.
en- and three cows She lhcu wen, to the
saN.mll and brought a slab that shouldn't
like To cauy, and with an axe and saw, soon
worked b, into stove wood
Her neat business vas To change her drcs,
and Get tea, which she did in manner which
would have been crrdrabIe to more .cicn-
iiGc cook. Allcr tea she finished up the usu.
al house work, and then commenced plying
her needle IN a very ady.likc manner as
ccua.ncd that her mother was quite frcblr,
aud her father confined to the house with the
rheumatism. The whole family were intel.
lrrut, well educated, and communicative.
They hld moved from Scholare county into
the woods, about three year, before, aul the
father was taken lame the first winter after
lhclrauiyal, aud had not been able to do ans
thing since. Lucy Aun, 4, her mother cali
ed her, lns taken charge Of, pIuughcd, plant
ed, and harvested lhe farm, learned to chop
wood, drive team and do an the necessary
work. Game being plenty, she had learned
To use her fathers rlilc, and spen, some Of
her leisure time Ia hunting. She had not
killed a dccf vet, but expressed her deter.
muauon To NH one, at least, before New
Years She boosted oi having killed an,
quantity Of small game. Aitor chatting somr
time, she brought violin from a closet and
PLAYED fifteen or twenty tunes, anil also sung
q few songs, accompanying herself on the VI
olin, in a STYLE that showed she wa, lar from
destitute II musical skill. Amer spending
pleasant evening, wo retired The ucNl
morning she was up at four o'clock, AMI bc
fore sunshine had the breakfast nut of Oh,
way. and al be-, work oul Of doors and in Oh,
house done, and when | len, a lcw minute.
after sunrise, she had 500 her hunting suit
and was loading her rile for another chase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

Asnrs roR 1nr PLuN. A hint derived
from your plges, (says a correspondent Of an
agricultural pape) saved me last season
large crop ol plums. the first We have had Of
any amount for some years. This was tho
sprukllng Of dry ashes IN tho vounr fruit as
recommended By one Of your correspondents,
to prcyent the ra,ages of the curculn. Ev.
cry morning or Two. until the plums wer,
Gll grown, the trees were we'll busted, and
the re.ult w,s bounliful crop Of fine fruit.
II any one has no, tried il, let him do ~ the
coming season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

A CLrvEn PLSr-RArHrE (SceH,-
The cna,r.ro,m uf the Royal lIms. On lhi
rising 9th, curtain, two gentlemen are dis.
covered, its-us.in, their posrPandal repaH
The waiter j. seen lowering about enigma.
lcaIlv, a. usually First Gent. breaking
s.Ionce). "Comc from London. sir" Sc.
OHd Cent, (uf small means bot II great I'm.
aginllion, ludlbIy) "Nc, sir I've been
sent down specially by the Time, IN report on
he hol'! charge, n this part Of England.
(NsiIrl That's rather an intensive on,."
(E,ii WaIler) y. B.--Bll in the morning
decidedly moderate lDo-enes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26
Now

\h.' Grthc j,y isr'ss'ns
whas you o, lr,ouio- ou.
S,ur trrthrr. are e,ssd iu arror'
AL f,yth O, che 6ght are g'uei
N.ur rI,rc in che unks awaits yoai
Each man b,. a rar, Co plays
The past and thc iuyurr are nothing
Iuthc face ofthc stem to-day,
A5., from your dream. ar'hs future
of-aipips a hard fought h.I'
Of.tam.u- che airy nJuyss,
OfbIJug tb5 giant yrr.d5
Your future hl. 1rr's 90 g.a'y'
Ofhoaar; lCal giant i'wyD
Rut ,our arm viII never lr stronger
Of needed ps Brv--'0.d7y.
AT.'Iftbgr7.t I.ta'a 500,
IJrr ur.h.rr BrJ .gnrus ..--r'
\. rh,,r. .a wvo.'hg nhH2.1'
,.thr., ofa,r.ru-uts
s,lornrisbr. .bs O.. lf'ss'oygri
C8,,bs- phantom arms av'y
N.rtaL ta.t. l,rta barn lhr lr''r1
Ofaul',rsra to-day.
Nr.r' grihr h-rr i.pa.s."-t
Tho Soon. thltl udIr.y h'ar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

Formerly 10 atovu in this uelghborhood,
a certain decor Vas clu.rlctder One Sub-
bath, the HYMN given out by the minister,
commrnccd with Doe following line
"W,lh hy'sop purge lh! servant, l.o.d."
The doctor pitched the tune, and led uG
but broke vu Loiorr finishing The lin. lie
tired the ss loi, and a Third time with rho
same rCsu.l-vheu Wag ON the ground luot
ro,r iu h.s pew, md turning hi, face upward
20 ihc ehuit ,yclatmcj Try som, o,hsr
qiri, duc,ur,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

srrOs. Prepare seed corn, potatoes. peas,
beans. and all other seeds you intend to plant.
and make j, an inyariable rule TO select The
best " whatever kind YOU use. Greai iu-
Proyement may be made in the quality fcr"Ps
and probably in the quantity too, by ,bo ,irlct
Observance of ihis rule.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

4 RrMAEEAB. Instance There 10.
family in Boston, consisting of seven mile,
aud three females. whose aCrrega,. weight !.
one tom The lrhlcst weighs los pound'.
aud the heaviest 2ij pounds. We think This
instance is hard To beat, aud We Nould chal-
lenge our Vermont contemporaries tIargo reo
pie grow up among the Green mountains, We
hcar,) IO groducc he equal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

4 Cincinnati paper tells an umusing story
by way ci illustrating the effects produced at
one ofJuIlIcu's concerts there by the pcrior-
nance Of his "Slcieh-ridc Polka. \ young
gentleman Of rather on aGcciiouatc turn Of
mind was thcrc,it seems, with his sweetheart.
The hall being excessively crowded, be was
obliged to pa, his arm on the back part Of the
Soa,-cOuscqucndy, almos, around the lady.
Duriug the excitement Of the "Sleigh.ride-
Polka, be unconssiously squeezed his fair
pariaoS a little. The lady was, Of course,
much shocked, auu demanded tho reason Of
such unwarrau,ablo rudcncss. The gentle
mlu made a thousand apologies saying be
must certainly be Insane. or else he had been
carried away by the truihfulusss Of Jullicn's
music, and merely put his arm in that posi-
iion to preveut her falling out ofthe sleigh ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

Some of the citizens Of Louisville designed
to testify their feeliaCs towards Mr.. Wolfe.
for his abuse orihem in the trial by presenting
him with pewter mug with inscriptions de-
noting il to be the gift Of "bloodhonnds OF
Louisville, ;" the terms in which Mr.. Wolfe
spoke OF them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

Tur Srru Couu,'uuryr. 4 capital
point was nads by one of tie counsel Tor
the prosecution a, the trial Of Matt Ward,
in answer TO Tom Mluhalls allasion TO
Matt ward's travels and his visit to Mount
Sinai, where God delivered the law to No.
scs. The counsel wondered II the prisoner.
when amid,, the suhlim.,c, Of Sinai, whero
be- injulrcd IN profls.on of sacred sen'i.
mcnl,, had ever read 10 the Dccllosue, "ilou
shaft noi LiR"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

The New York Pl-ayune has lsurhabls
caricaturo of Judge Edmond,. The Judge
having gone ont Of his library for few min
utcs, Is astonishcd on his return to hnd the Ia
bic sitting up on is hind legs, reading th,
NewYork Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26
MigrrllUnrOuE.
Fun p.gr1.' II.a..h.I Warl..
TIE ROMANCE OF MAKING WILLS.

some wears ago bad occasion TO go 60
p,-,or' Common Go look 10 lhc Wtl, Of
J..I man. Tho hand ,ba, signed ,' vas 90
Nh, grave long j5i1rs-jas,, perhaps but
th, record Of thc vilI which animated that
hand, was tcrs among those dusy i'Hos'
rr,ro,,aI in au almost unlrc,Phrrah.' hand,
which tells bow 40 ,bc 1al'rrvr'ry 900 'he
country has been disposed OF over an- over
a-a.n. IhrI no. difficulty .u .ri.u- DO, i'r ]
had a note OF thr precise lay 'he deceased
died d, .s gausce,s1ry go say ANYTHING ahoe'
thg contents OF ihs w.', however, .ur ,a'y
live mo- relation o, what ava writing. tits
only ths date which I have a.y ha..r.-. with.
Tn, VI. Was dated ,ue day before lhr uaa
n-I I af c1ur-, haI often herl of mon
mr..r- thr.r wills when they wore Iaet 40
grsH,s door. without auy particular thought
lr.a- excited . ha, .l.. Time I was -arlr.s-',
as SINGLE AGO., yrrg often d1 surprise usNhea
We have PASSED bya a.,, OF s.m.lr ones u'-
noticed knew 'ac w1 Uao Dad m1.r
th,,v,IL Uowfs q sareH' rr-..a'' ''.' F.
lawyer, va' haa 5s-1 '.." 0.."..- d. %. %
man u' immense N.a''. Do .. WIS
-u.shsI a- ary qualities boo particular. D.. 0ls
Cor puu-ua'ry and promru'ulr. None Of
che clerks Of h.s Office were I've "..'-- '..
late, that being w.A am an offence DOB .' ',
forgiven. NO one ever hne" Wm 4" '' '.-
haI q, aa appointment, or go ..i business I'
urlols. liz ...s.a..Itr, who managed
DIS b1eas''. .'m' ..' many S,-''' '.'' -..'
Ter place 'y '...i '>..' u, '''. " -' '.
r''H ''a n.' ''4.' DTS ..'' '..' d ,'"
'''''' ..' ' .. r...,.. ID,
s..- C' 's
',.' "'-' -
When went our 'i '''' .+''' '.'..''. '..'.
aeo'nh OF dead men wis., j went '' ''..'
ln- oi a.i Che ''h..'i cases ,' i.'.'.''..'.....
Which lane" '' h-l N'''- ''--'-l '",' "'',
not ie"-''' 'a.' '' a piece OF 'N ''..'',s '. ID.
one who vas % JAWS e.,iN -,.'', 's t.'. ''',.
win 'ed 1.e. ""-' ,.'.''' .'. '-''..- -'
l''T we've ''''' was '' '.' .''''' u ,'.,'
les .o''s''' " WOO '.'i o ''. .'',l'. ...'
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,.,,.. -. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

NArign .Sp Ius SHFs The world will
soon be made acquainted, for the first time in
It's l,ng history. with the descripi ION ola fght
between steam vessels Sc,cnle en- Of lhs,.,
most finished IN construction, mos formidable
IN equipments, somc Of them understood to bo
as novel in their deadly attributes, as the ship
,hemselycs, are placed untcr the command Of
Admiral Napier, and probably have by this
time begun ,he unparalleled struggle. Thors
Is an imposing uncertainty about this ,0rl Of
strife, thus w,hou, a prcccicut, which cause,
even Aucicars 80 many thousarJ miles
away, To- hold their breath in expectation.
\ dim oh curi,y hangs over the commander
his armament, and bis rcpuied m.schisf.deal.
ing missiles uf novel and terrible invention
None of them have vet earned great and
definite reputation, in any conflict, Ike that
ur Tnnagar, -. Vincent, or the Nile. All
is to be tested, and reputation , lost or Won.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

l, lhc king Of japan = colorcd genllemani
Distinctly who has not seen his e'cutcheon
in the slore.wiuio,s and his title War.
rallel lanan hInck.kIng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26
NEW SERIES, VOL. ), NO. lG.

FortrII.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
LORE ABOUT WoMAN's RIGHTS

THE undersigned won most respectfully inform
the Ladies' ~ Iowa, thai they have Just received .
large lo of Charter Oak Mir Tight C"oking Stoves.
Now Ladies il !on have not the right 10 vote for the
President you certainly have the right IL choose n
COX stove, aud before despotic assumes this
possibility ls daubthe would IL YOU wouldle him)
would uyisc sou to exercise this right and IN do
ing would solicit your attention 70 the above Stove;
warrant them Ia give perfect sati> ton in every
particular ana il plate cracks in year viii fur
nis free of charge; besides any person mol
posted III regard the ope ration Of this aud have
any doubts whatever, from said person will not
demand the money until the expiration Of two weeks.
Below We give a cop. OF certificates signed by persons
living IN nearly every part Of this STAT. Now Ladies'
il This i, not proof positive aits is superior stove,
Will more.
We who's names are hereunto subscribed take this
method Of recommending the Charter Oak Air Tight
Cooking Steve. sold by II. Wekersham ~ Son. DaN
export, Iowa. believe it 10 b. the best Cook Stow
IN for speed ia excellins IN cooking; We also
believe ii To be the heN lest ana most durable. Signed
as foiiSws:-
Jas Noryal. Z Ripley. b y Woodward, Jno pa
yi.s. Nm Harris. G Mitchell Z A slcdman. G
Knapp. Henrietta Braincr. Ann Mccormick, Joseph
Woodward, Abner Davson + Wooford. Jno II tn! :
or. } Hall Emo, rehenor. Louis \ Macklot Pen.
tith. Thomas McGayrn. Charles Weston, Benz Akin
sen. John !. Davies, Nm Iierrii, A w M,Gregor, y
Small. Adam Neigand. l. B Colamer. 4 NJ Pattison,
q Fulton. jas Thorington. 4 & Billion rs Barrows,
i 4 Rsd,non, Nathan N kambo. Jno Bryson. WIN
Cros>an, \ Hyde. II l. BuilHn. VIM nuncllur-. Jas
Farr. Jnn plron. ia, Beatty. " Poitlr. Geo "
Krowrr. $ Wiley. A Wright. Henry Fearing. Dam
let, Sani,l Cast. Daniel stephens Elias pf"pst, Wm
F1llon. Jno ods. VIM platts. T. Lenhart. Nm W
Wiley. T Walker, Jno II Windsor + Gau., Hi
ram Brown. WIN Il - SHELTER. George Saane. David
BHrkwnltcr. Newhury 0ids. Dennis Carpenter,
Besides the above stove w keep constantly on hand
the prairi,. State Challenge Black Diamond. New Ea-
q, Clipper. Beauty Of the West. and others. Also
various patterns OF premium slaves Also a complete
assortment ct iiu-"arc Copper 10: Iapancd do: also
Nails all sizes and Brass We viii! pay the highest
market price for old Copper, Brass Pewter, Iron and
Rags.
Corner Main ana Second Streets opposite
Cook & sargent's Banking House.
march II II. WlCkERSilAN \ son.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

STATE 0E IDH.3., In District CGHrf lar sad
Ssou County, c"antH: May Term Il ID lsj4:
TO MARCt = WACkM An
.IR-Ioa are hereby notified that there is new OF
- hlc in the Dn,r of the Cleik of the District Cour
in said county pctItloH of hcbreca Whckman Noui
sir claiming Of divorce from The bonds OF mat
rin,,nN nav suh>,iin. between said petitioner and
,outs AZ and llf petitioner MAY haSc the custody and
Guardianship OF the mnu children ard tat cctain pc
>oal property in the possession al petitioner may III
,lturd 10 hnr. the 81 forth in said petit
lion, and that YOU have been returned by the Sheriff %
said county uot found! Nov anlc,s Aou appear ana
nj sycr thereto. on or before TIC FIST DAY ~ The mex
,r, thereof on The I5ti, day OF May A. d. leoI. judy
mcnt will lg rendered against you thereon. aEd tht
ptaysr vi the petition graded.
JAMES IiiORlNGTON. Geek of s;!id Court
CaoE d DlLIov. AIMS fur Plant a.
l,rt Is53-1t-lN
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
CEIICAG
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
Corner of Main and Front Streets,
TTCHENOR e. YERTY,


AViNG opened their Ware Rooms as above. are
prepared To- furnish all the latest styles Of Furni
turr Mattresses aud Upholstery Of all kinds ,ry
10 convenience. comfort taste, where the same Hi;s
lie needed for Hotels. Boarding Houses Farm houses
private residences and public halls. They have now
oi MANI general tssortmcnt and 10 which they viii
continue tpadd and for chcapncss and durability they
Challenge Competition. Among some OF their articles
on hand may be mentioned
Sofas. Lounges, and French Plush and other Rock
crs Book Cases extensive centre tables. Chairs of
cry variety and ,lsle-Parlor aud setting room, aud
chamber sets, e"mplec-Wash stands, toilet ard Hall
Tables and Hhat .Sots
Trunks Of AL size, and qualities; Mattresses, hair,
pain Leaf. grass and sluek ~ cxerl lent make and
dnatft-Plows, f.athcr, lair and grass, much
needed and also good article.
GHSbionS. for bngues aud chairs mode IT hair. To
Which purchasers. either for a singh article q com.
Pleie aatit are requested 10 call 81 W. have ust
opened; Furniture Is and ncat. direct from the
ManHfc turers hand desiring satisfy the wants of
this community and establishing ourselves il tir bust
ness. We will give Satisfaction if pos slide Therefore.
please give IL Il call. Don. forget the place.
Davenport's Old Stand, Front St.
Davenport. Iowa
March -, lf5i TlCHfNOR d fERIY.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
Bazaar for Sale,

TIE greatest opportunity ever offered "a i'aE ohpori
4 for profitable investment Is 10" offered. rms
srlrndid business establishment nov under rent. al
1850 per Anuum is Offered the most liberal terms
for sale. The lul which the building stands Is 2ut
feet deep fronting on the river ANA Frt street % ice
'rhr wharf is hnr aud steamboat landing equal 10 amy
on the ri, or front oi the Whole breadth OF the lot
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

|n,Scdot
h lost his
|lulcncan
IT,. sold
|l,Ei.E.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

CHES-1G bushels Dried Peaches, received and
| fur <a.r b, mo, n VI. DALZEEL.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

rN--a rev aud enlarged edi.
FOR those Who wish 10 learn
eectvca at
No. 7 l. Claire Block,
-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
MUSIC.
Music at No. 2 lie Claire Row
HATS HATS HATS!

rs.ItF lrr,'~l and best selection OF ne" &hd i"rNtL
N,t-. Tor lh.. Piano and Guitar rNHr uHCrEd ~ ~!
,.,rt. nj tl. country: please eail and see. mht r.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
FILA N'TS,
Warranted Superior
Bargains on Main Street.

r HE subscriber offers for Sa FIVE Lois situated on
/ MAJ, Street below SIKH. Five years credit viii IL
Ven with interest 1T 10 per cent. payable srmi-ann
,ll, Tbos, Wishing to purchase Will benefit them
solve, b> attending Ia this notice. -.
,h iE,rwf WILLIAM pLATTS.
,,y\lN Grean Window Paper. narrow for smM
| windows lust opened al Ne. Lc Claire Block.
5,ATH0LlC Prayer BouhS. gryai NaTi4N' gust ~
( sr,I "a No. Lee Claire Block.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
STATE OF IOWA,
CLINTON Cacsry.
To NJ 2. Bennett

STATE OF IOWA,
CLINTON CauSry, !
To III 2. Bennett
~ R You hereby notified thai there is now on file
> III The office Of the Clerk ofthe District Court in said
Clinton county petition OF James Hall claiming Of
you tbs uf Seventy sight dollars and eighty
money due on account stated by and between
you and ae said petitioner the 18th day of July A.
d. ls53, and interest thereon ut which accounting iher,
Was then iJuii due slid petitioner from You the sum
at S7T.SH; said petition also asks attachment against
Your propcrt! the ground that are honrrsi-
dent uf m State of Iowa. and yon are hereby notified
t 4 unless you appear aud answer thereto on or beIore
the ist day OF MAY. A. u. le5f, that Judgment Viii be
rendered against you thereon and die property that
max Us attached ordered Dc sold ~ pay said jaag-
mont JAMES HALL, Plaintiff.
nar,H Oh 1454.a-4t} Hy A. II. Cnl1nN, his ATTY,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
TOWN OF WALC0TT.

WEST received lhn spring styl" OF Hats of HE best
II ,lrrll, and latest fashion; COR salc ~
mn ol-4n Jordan's Clothing Store, Front St
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Mr.. SARGENT having returned TO this city 10
vi side permanently. viii give his personal attention
10 the purchase and sale Of Real Estate
and to our land matters generally
COOK * SARGENT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
Fmbd Canton Grape ShaWls

4 SELECT and Beautiful Assortment ~ ,,,,,,.
\ KNAPP a. kEnAON.
\. Q LE CLAIRE Row.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

DuYS Calf, Zip aud Irasy Boots;
aud loptAs Enamel and Goat"
IlI,. fli.vg " b'jy lo4 know. i, ii
Aaau,9 Il an. q. 5. q. DAWSON * co.
WYE hare pq2 parfirai." attt0f,oH 10 the >c1ti,l
w OF "hifdreR's shoss ai!d E"itcrs:
Chtidren's opera Hes:
Ankle fr Slippers
Light ana fctvy In. J. l.. Boots:
Ros>n,h Boots and y feel assured thai We
,ar supply lie dcnaIId. .,.,,.,,,.,,
NH ~ ;. II ia NNo-> ~ W.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

STATE OF lOWA.l - In District Court, for said
SaorT GorSTy,. " o.. .Iag TERM 4. H. ls5I
To Margaret A Bowers, Anne Bowers, Romilia
Ann Bowers: and William Bowers Admins
traitor Of the Estate Of Romulus Bowers,

deceased,
xyuU are hereby notified that there will hc file in
the office oi the Clerk OF the District Court III said
County Scott. before the 18th day OF prl A.
Ir5i a bet ton of susanna Bf"wn (formerly SUSANNA
Bowers aud Charles Brown, her husband. claiming Of
the Estate Runulus J. Bowers, deceased, the of
Eiuh hundred and seventy five Del! Rs, money now
due Tie said p ,iutitf> from the said Esia for none!
loaned Ola the 10th Inly. lsiS by said Susanna Bowers
To the said Romu Bowers, and pr ing also flr The
FIRE, lo>tirc certain Deed IL mortgage, which
executed 10 secure The payment othe said sum Of mon
cy loaned y the SAID susanna 10 the said Rnmulas J
upnu tho West halt Of the South West quarter of Sec
ton seN "a i'll Township seventy eight as North. of
Range four q East OF the oth =. M.stuatcd in Scot
County in the Stats Of Iowa: und whiIh SAID sum 4
fuantH sill remains dug 10 Hue said plaintiffs. and
whereas the sheriff Of said County has returned Nuu
shuI louid unless Noa appear and @E>M or there
TO on or before tile first day uf the next Term OF tid
District Court 10 DC held and commenced the - h
day OF may ucNt A. ID. l>j+ Judgment will be rrndcl-
cd against the Estate OF the said Rumulus J. Bowers
tor the amount above claimed In dur form, uud the
said morglgri premises viii ht sold 10 satisfy the
SANE, and tae prG! OF the pet grated.
COOK \ BILLION,
JAMES THoRiNGFoS, Ait'ys. for plaintiffs.
tvrk of said Court.
IHNgrpuri, Iowa, March eth 'ii.--:iu-iw.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
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nrk amt H. $, Gaif'
Prime quality wed t,if Boots;
oxford aud Enamel Frct Ties:
Caiuud EHam congress GaitrFs;
- HEAVY Bout5 sud Errs;.nr:
Which NJ will sell very Ia" Notwithstanding the adj
yaHcr in ihe East.
End AHi Brady Is. ;. II. DAWSON 90