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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

SAD CasuALrY-WARSlNG TO BOYS
Yesterday afternoon, party OF boys At
play about the Rock Island depot, climbed
upon train OF empty NJ. $. r. r. cars,
backing slowly down the track. On being
warned off by the brakeman, all got off in
safety, except James PEBBLES, an Irish boy,
IL years of age, who fell upon the rail, and
was run over by the entire train. He was
killed instantly, and his body shockingly
manglcd A verdict was rendered by cor
oner's jury in accordance with the above
facts No blame was attached to any per-
son in charge Of the train Chicago Jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

The first financial showing of the aii4lrs
of the CRYSTAL Palace Association has just
been laid before the public, by the Board
of directors. The result is disastrous
ana tins far, for the Share holders. The
failure is complete, so far as proiit u con
cerncd, while the extent OF loss is unior'u'
nately not limited to the Capital STOCK
,he whole of which appears to have peer
used ND, and an indebtedness of Sl25'oo'
on,,;led on the future ofthe Exhibition, no"
nrouosed TO be made permanent SO says
| tho New York Times.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

have no opinions, would not willingly
exchange for truth l may be sometimes
wrong, may be sometimes right, az al eV-
ents discussion may be provoked, ana as
this cannot be done without thought, even
that is good despise dogmatism in 9th,
ers too much to indulge il in myself;
have not been led to these opinions by the
authority of great names, for have always
considered rather what is said than who
says it, and the consequence OF the argu-
ment rather than the consequence OF HIM
who delivers IT, Cotton.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

scriptons-lf they fear their own pills, we
insist upon their inventing new bolus. or
swallowing the Wing one without Locofoco
coating--a process that greatly qualities the
true effect, and which might reflect discrcd.
ii upon the original compounders. aLet
every tub stand on its own bottom" eyery
doctor swallow his own medicine, and every
political party carry its own principles, If il
has any, and isn't ufraid Of them.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
Tho Kate Kearncy.

We understand that the investigation be.
fore the .. S. Board of ofInspectors, in relation
to the late melancholy calamity on board
the Kate Kearney, has presented such facts
as to justify Mr.. D. Embree in making ap-
plication TO Mr.. Com. Hickman for the is
sue Of warrants for the arrest Of J. a. Brun-
ner, captain Of the Kate kearney, and A
Hardy, first engineer, on charge Of man
slaughter. On the affidavit of Mr. Embree,
warrants were issued, and were served yes
telday OH Captain Drummer, and an examina-
ton will be had before the Commissioner to
day. Mr.. Hardy is at Alton stillvery i'll from
injury, and process will have to be served on
him there.
1T is suggested that other injuries are
likely to grow out Of this affair. The
United States officers who have charge OF
the inspection of boilers, &c, it is charged,
have been derelct in their duty, in having
failed to examine these boilers within the
preceding twelve months. Mr.. McCune,
the active manager for the Keokuk Compa-
nv, could not testify positively, before the
Coroner's jury. whether the boilers had been
examined by the Inspectors within the pre-
ceding twelve months or not, This question
will now come up for investigation. The
law of the United States is either to be ex-
ecuted or it is not. 1t is either good for
something, or good for nothing and ought
to be repealed. fone part is to be exeeu-
ted, all should be put in force, and all should
be held to the penalty Of the bond and law.
Let US have an examination in this case
also.-N. Louis RepuJ.
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Beautiful, E!oa usnt and True.

The following is the conclusion of q
speech by Anson Burlingame, Esq, of NJ. IS
sachusctts, upon the Douglas Fraui:
Sand now there is land larger than the
Northwest Territory-larger than all the
free States, excluding Caltornia-lying IN
der the ATTITUDES Of liberty, blest with the
best rains of Heaven. drained by the finest
rivers in the world, waiting the advent oi
one hundred millions of freemcn, dedicated
to liberty by the plighted faith of patriots
from the North and the South, and Il New
England man. Graded in Vermont, and nur-
tured in the North West under the smiles
Of freedom, forgetting the mother that bore
him, ungrateiui to the land Of his adoption
IN the Senate Of the United States, in tht
face of the world, with hot haste, when nc
man prayed for it by petition, seeks to abro-
rate the language by which it is has beer
given 10 freedom. the language OF the glori
Gus old ordinance of 1887. originally from
the mind of the author ofthe Declaration o
Independence, and to doom it to the woes
and agonics OF slavery.
In the name Of the poor man whose her
tace it is, protest; in the name Of human
ity protest Let the declaration 70 forth
from old Fancuil Hall; let it rise from every
section of the Republic; from the land o
Henry to the land OF Adams: from the tomb
Of Jefferson to the tomb OF Jay; from the
grave of Calhoun in the sweet shade OF tht
marnola's blossoms; from the generous sol
of old Kentucky, which wraps the mani,
form of Henry Clay; from the shores b,
the sounding sea, where the great New
England statesman is laid dawn to rest; lie
the declaration 60 forth; let it ring from sid'
to side; by every gushing river; by ever!
wind beaten hill by every shining noun
tain-.Netraska shall be tree."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

nlr,on roo,t ten miles long by Ave broad, IN
Frank(tn county. Ind. is swarIning VITA these
birds The roar of their wings on arriving a'a ue-
parting, from the roast is rcmchdous ana M hocAs
M riuo aioht dnrken the heayehs The ground Hcos-
ered % no dept II several inches WIN .ne.r nsne
i,nhs Treas &C. and hundreds Of hogs live upon
them sportsmen tred killing game 50 easily eo-
tanned.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

Wing State Convention this day. Won.
der il the Davenport delegation has found
ont who is to bear the expenses yet.-loaoo
City Reporter.
We can ses neither wit nor point in tho
above VIII the Rcport.r please exPlain'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

CORRECT SESTMEST.-i.et posterlty re-
member it and engrave il upon their hearts
as lesson of wisdom that splendid abilities
and the power of ingenious speculation are
not Statesmanship: but they may lead coun-
try TO the verge OF min, unles guided by sol
id judgement and plain common sense oy
which they are rarely accompanled--fora's
History of Illinois.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

A private letter from kossuth, dated Lon
don, January "a, and addressed to a gentle
man in this country, concludes by saying:
"You shall soon hear Of titanic work on
our part; of our heaping Ossa upon Pelion
with but our nails for tools"
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Tho Honest Boy.
as Mr.. Harris in" inquired plainly but
neatly dressed boy, of twelve or thirteen, OF
clerk as he stood BY the counter of large
book store.
The wel-paid clerk regarded the boy
with superciilious look, and answered
"Mr Harris is in, but he is engaged"
The boy looked at the clerk hesitatingy
and then said, he is not particularly en-
gagged should like much to see him."
II you have any business to transact
can attend to it, replied the clerk: Mr.. Har-
ris cannot be troubled with children like
you"
"What is this Norely!'' said a pleasant
looking elderly man, stepping up to the
clerk; what does the boy wantr'
He insisted on seeing you, though told
him you were engaged, returned the clerk,
little abashei BY the manner of his en-
ployer.
sAnd what would you have with me- iad!'
inquired Mr.. Harris kindly.
The boy raised his eyes, and meeting the
half scornful glance Of the clerk. said, tim
idly. 4 wish to look at the bill of some
books which | bought here about three
month since. There is mistake in it,
which wish to Correct
.Ah, my boy. Isee' replied Mr.. Harris syou
have overpaid US, suppose
no, SIR answered the boy 'On the
contrary, purchased some books which are
not charged on the bill, and l have called
to pay you for them
Mr.. Harris folded his arms across his
breast regarded the boy earnestly fora mo-
ment, and then asked, 'When did you dis
| cover this mistaken
Not until had reached home.' replied
the lad. When paid for the books was
in a great hurry, fearing the boat would
leave before could reach it, and did not
examine the bill then!
why did YOU not return and rcctlfy the
mistaken asked the gentleman i'll tone
slightly altered.
because, sir, live some distance from
tho city, and have not been able to return
until now
MY dear boy said Mr.. Harris. you haze
given me great pleasure. In long. life Of
mercantile business, have never met with
an instance OF this kind before. Iou have
acted nobly and deserve recompense'
| ask no recemnense, returned the boy
proudly;I have done nothing but my duty,
simple act of Justice, and that deserves no
reward but itself
May | ask who taught you such noble
principles!' inquired Nj. Harris.
NV Mother answered the boy, bursting
into tears.
Blessed is the child, who has such a moth
er said Mr.. Harris. with much emotion, 'and
blessed is the mothers, Of such child
Be faithful to her teachings, my dear boy,
and YOU will be the staff OF her declining
wears
sAlas, sir sobbed the boy, she is de ad.-
II was her sickness and death, which pre-
vented me from coming here before
sWhat is YOUR name! inquired Mr.. ilar-
ris.
Edward Delorg.'
Have YOU father!'
NO, sir, my father died when was an in
fant.'
Where do you resdel'
In the town of Lindwood, about fifty
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

DFGs to inform the public that he has Il, ~,
INK en- his residence in davenport w,ers w W. Al
rrady at all times to paint foRiHA''s W
Correct iikcncsses warranted. ,,,, =. g c.,a,,,,s
Specimens view nj Messrs. H'io" ="
Music and Jewelry store. , ,,a, pa.-
d.n.n Caitn,. H,ll Ian 20, lsSt-imtrw
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

FALLING orr IN EMGRArroS.-f
emirraton from Europe seems to have
fallen off greatly Of lately. Many OF the
finest packets are bringing only 90 10 100
passengers, This is attributed TO 'he
dreadful mortality at SEQ, which has deter
red ship owners from erowding Their yes
sells with emigrants. There is now but l't-
tie sickness reported.
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sENNET & STEWART,

tprasys and Counsellors at Law an+ hetarie'
Public.
kyiII pay particular attention 10 drasihs' anu 'iAt.
..l i.agnpIt. of Deeds ard other INSTRUMENT
~ ,,t,ug and ON the following. terms, VIZ
Drawing Deeds, =. :.
5Tak ing acknow Judgments as Notary. "a
Erxa,ninjuy a Title without drawing papers sl.oo
ENa,inya a complete Abstract tor history af all
kie, Ia ,ar counts. We trust We are wen PrsPareds
IA, the prope In the branch Of our Profession
RaitG 10 Cnns.Nanfihg.
sgnre No, 4 Lc Iairc's New Building. noylo {
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

The Homestead bill, was passed on the
10th, gives % every man, the head of fam
ily and citizen Of the United States, a
homestead of l6o acres, on condltion
of occupancy and cultivation for spee't'c
'period
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

A new and dangerous counterfeit, OF the
denomination Of three's, on the farmers
Bank of Kentucky, has made its appearance;
they are dated November 30th, 1858.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

Cu,yas OF HouR.-)n and after Thnrsd y, tho 9'l
inst, The Morning Passenger Train on the Rock sland
nah viii leave at 9A O'Clock nstc offs as asheretofore
AMI thn ofterIuon Aecommod ton irnin will leave Al
o'clock instead ofss heretofore. Chicago Prfss.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
LAW NOTICE.

fyE have this day admitted Jons +. DILLos, Esq.
a PARTNER In our Law firm. Professional business
] hereafter be trahsaetca IN the lame 81 TOOK q
E,n~ COOK & BRO.
3oy Isl, 1883.
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LUMBER! LUMBERH

RoAR nS, Fsnoing, Jois,s etc, Tor sale at inc '"e
'sr ''"'' 'o'"' RYSWICK \ SOY
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COOK & DILLON,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
-..-.,.,.. My lsf lsl1
/, F.. p A X X u |

l.. +. PA X X u r
iGf TIE srtr of Parktr & Cr1mrtsr)
/, ,-roRSET AND eOTSC ELLOR At LAW.
NOTARY BLIC
stD GENER.1L ASSURANCE lGE.ST
Ia, removed 10 W. ] /: Claire Row.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
Gold Mania.

The Ohio Fenuer having congratulated
Iitselfthat the gold mania was on the decline,
the position is questioned by the Washing
ton Caote 1t exclaims: "a gold mania
decline! Who ever heard of such a thing
before the gold disappeared. Were there
any signs OF decadencc in Peru and Mexico
as long as gold was 10 be found! Assuredly
none, and none will there be in California,
or elsewhere, until the deposits are exhaust
ed, or until it gets to be of little value.
which is an epoch, according to Mr.. De
Quincy, not very far of, and he pridcts thai.
it will 90 down suddenly-all at once, al
most without much previous depreciation.
But his arguments, though speciou-, are not
convincing. 1t will 60 down by degrees
to low. lower, lowest. But it remains yet
to be tested whether the gold now so abun-
dant is to last We doubt that; but if the
supply is, as some think, inexhaustible, then
its final depreciation to Il very low figure is
Just as certain as that iron and coal are
cheap, because abundant and easily obtain
ed" This logic is irresistible. Nothing
can be more certain than that the price Of all
real property must increase even in great
or ratio than the increase of gold; for even
at the present time large amount of the
! gold of the country is boarded up; but when
it creeps through the hair Of those who thus
hoard their treasure, that its comparative
value is actually lessenng two or three or
four per cent. per annum, they vii! be ready
to unloose it tor property that will Use in
value as gold deprcciates, and consequently,
a large amount will be thrown into the mar
ket which is now as useless for the purposes
of commerce as though sunk in the sea.
This process Of emancipation Of treasure
from confinement is now going on, and this
partly accounts for the rapid rise in the price
Of real estate throughout the country.
Gold not being found a profitable investment,
lands are next selected, and the choice and
change indicates only common sagacity.
Thus the gold is kept moving by being con-
tinuallv pushed from hand to hand, lest i:
rust BY Incidence. Wejudge that the prices
of lands have risen in this State sufficiently
in the last eighteen months, to pay with
that excess, every dollar of Indebtedness,
public and private. that was owing at the
commencement of that time. How long
tho tide $ to flow in this direction before
it ebbs, ns ono can tell Galend Gc@.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

n ..tis tnants handed In without specifying ny
IN n /. number of ins eYtlnns. will b. continued
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
,cia notices Of transient I'D, c.tis .nent- and lead
IN ,nts charged for at tho rate OF ten cent
Him..
81, ,yoi and 1ouhle-eoiumn advertisements ehars
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PR0PRIETo1s' BUSINESS CARD.
TUE
Won port NO { { 6
Published every Thursday Morning,

SANDERS IL DAVIS,
~
IS.rs prIiDINGs, CORNER oy SECOND AND BRADY
srRgETs, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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Architecture and Civil Engineering
8 RUSSELL DOW.

A RCuIvEcTuRF and Civil Engineer wv na,,.n,,s nai"
piaus and specifications for all Kinds OF ,,r ~
.sn far Hri,.s Of Wood, stone or lroh' "
,,n,n n,i ~ Gnu rchrs aud Ornamental b,i, ihes
Onice 81" g. cd Story Ls clairos Nsw b"ahf md lin.
The following papers copy m",ths nhr g., n,"a and Adj
advertiser, Banner. kepupi"'h vi wv"
ycrtis.r OF X, Island.
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NJ ! NJ WITHERWAX

w,,,,,,cn,m his old friends and the public genera
h Inn, he viii attend as in former yearri upon I'LL VIZ
may drsire his services. -, Second Resi-
lon @ n m ~ roIncr of Fourth and Perry sfrecis, oP
po,tc the n " end Baptist Church.
payrunort, June 9th. ls53
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THE GAZETTE,
CITY OF DAVENPORT.

ALFRED SANDERS, Eprror.
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Tho Honest Boy.

Davenport, Iowa, Feb. SD, 1854.
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; 5UNDRTAKH.

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ASTROLOGY DEMONSTRATED.

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