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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20

LEGAL ADVICE WORTH SOMETHING. The
Evening Post says, that Z long time ago .
Cashier Of Bank found himself short in
bis accounts about $500 900, at time when
he foresaw IN inevitable disclosure from an
examination Of accounts which was ordered
to take place in short time. Not seeing
any escape, he consulted his Attorney, who
upon aeertsiaing that the cashier had no
available property. recommended him to take
$500 900 more and then when the discovery
took place, he would have something to me-
gotiate with, 90 AZ to induce the directors to
refrain from making . public exposure -
The cashier took his advice, and when ac-
cused, confessed his error. and told the d.
rectors that he would get his friends to make
some amends, provided they would not pun.
sh him. He 1t length compromised with
them tor 500 900, and then retired with
tortune OF 100000 He died within the
urrent year. but the directors never made
saown their loss, and neither the stockhold-
@rs o! the bank nor the public knew any
thing about it.--Dyes Daily Bsnk Bapestn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
MA q Aulpsa.

The testinsny in The esss Of Rn. Arsi-
cen, clsrssd vllA The esrder Of l.aac ALI.
- Al viii, - eivssAsa "Wednesday and
Thursday last. was pretty conclusive. audit
uosM sesa - Though No ssbsstiag tssti-
aosy coald be sddpesd Sufficiently power.
fol 70 ave the safsrssnsis sad deeply Grim
iaaeed yesag nsa ftea ste.ise he terrible
violation sfths laws Of bic ceoatry When
tie cssEt Hssss Aosr wss epeaed IN the
aorsiag The rssA sss = great that. several
panes sf elass II Tie door were broken. and
during the dsy the crowd bscsns % oproar-
ious in their sagsrnsss to hear. that several
were coaniltsd to jail. To show the di.
rec,ness Of the testimony. We publish that
Of the individual whe directed the card
which was placed upon the Internal machine
seat to Allison:--
0smuel Robipsou---ln June last, was en-.
saxod in business Il No. u West Fourth
street; on the 96th Of that month. abou' 2
o'clock. . man stopped in the store with
card in hand, and asked me for . pen;
wee about handing him pen, when he ask
Cd ne TO write the direction l asked him
what should write, and be said, "Mr. Alli-
con, Marine Hospital. Longworth and West
ern Row !" the card was IN ordinary busi-
aess card and I wrots On the back Of it,
was about commencing to write on the
center Of the card end he told me to COM
mencs higher up. and / did 90 /; (show. card
taken from top Of box) that i ny hand wri-
tin9 make out the direction here a. |
wrote it taat Is tie sssn vretc Ais card
for, (pointing 70 Arrison.)
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20

UKaxAxp OF MISUNDERSTANDING re.
Gently one cold night stole some wood from
the editor Of the Minnesotian, and % though
20 make the offence still worse it was saw
Cd wood, and a. if to cap the very climax Of
viliainy it was split slresdy for the stove
To steal is bad enough, bu. to steal split
steve wood and tia. too from an editor. is
heinous crime.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20

A Correspondent writing u from NV
York holds forth thus in regard to matters
q interest 10 the fairer portion Of our read.
ss -
.The Rev. Antolnstts L. Brown 10 dsliv.
ssins series Of Lectures It the Tabernscls.
Her last w,s .Oa the influences Of slavery.
On Woman and her duty in relation there
TO- Her audiences are large. She has re-.
turaed to the ordinary dress Of Aneriesn wo-
nsn, or nearly 90. and appears like an at
usetive, bu. not overly intellectual woman.
The custom Of parading ladies upon the
public platform in this way ISL think, un-
likely to be extended, were there no other
argument against it, than that it devslcPes
the ABBY Folsoms and others Of the class,
that would servo to eiscountenanes it
Miss Brown 10 net sustained by the same
class of citizens, ~ to respectfully, etc,
that she was year ago, and indicates q
more hsalthful sentime Mt upon the subjecs
Of female lesturing. Your lady readers
nav like to Be informed that the Bloomer
dress which two years since, threatened to
pantaloon all humanity, 10 NO longer seen
/ observed a specimen oft in Broadway THU
morning, the first that has fallen under my
observation for month, and from the man
aer in which the woman was stared at, fol
lowed, and even hooted at, should think
there would be little TO invite her to rep.
etition Of the trial. If there can be any
object in creation more unbeconing save
and exceY, Shanghai hen, have yet to
see it,"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20

DECIDEDLY MEAN.-A little GIRL, named
Comery, in Lowell, day or two since,
found check on the Atlas Bank Of Boston,
for seven thousand FIVE hundred dollars
which was returned to the owner. He
neither offered money or thanks. Con-
founded mean, that.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20

There WAS quite . run on the ginger
bread man Of Troy, N. Y, one day recently.
Up 10 2 o'clk. he had redeemed two crullers
and three doughnu,s. In consideration Of
his promp,ness stocks advanced one inch
and a half, ind further rise is anticipated
In bre sdstuifs, set over night with yeast.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
CANNON s. SMALL

III AvEihis day formed il partnership for ths pur
/ J. pose Of carrying on the general hunter Eld
basness, nd respectfully torn the pahle
Ina they have received their Machines, and The
pen.ng ofnasigaiicn viii be prepared 10 d e'den
the shortest notice, aud solicit share Of Pstfce
4gc M. CANNON
Dec. .. Is5i-d VIII " 4. NAL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
r.~~.se~, aupa,ox.

The Ladies' Of the I'd Baptist Church wii'g aPos-
lie supper In lie Claire Hall, on the evening o.
day thc 2lst inst, 10 aid Ia competing 'acil -
house OF worship. The ladies aud gentemen Of bav'
export and vicinity respectfully soiici'eu 70 A'o'
them with thsir sprcscnce.
Davenport, Dec. 9Th, 1884,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20


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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
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D I z D,

On Monday, Dec. IL, Il ao'elock NJ, ANNE THE
RES 4, second daughter OF A c BLLoN, aged years
and months. Funeral to take place n. ls O'Clock
this morning. The friends Of the family respeet.
fully requested 70 attend
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20

Wood $500 per cord, coal 10 cts PEI
hushel, and -four 500 per barrel. God
hslp the poor.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
/.

Nearly half the members are fsrmers.-
This il one Of the best features have seen
in the late election. It shows that the peo-
pie Of Iowa are coming to their senses, and
elect men to make their avs, insteadof the
Politician.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
1lsu advertisements.
DRIED APPLES y!

DRIED APPLESi!!
ALARCE 10. Of M8
sUPERIOR DnIED APPLES,
also general assortment Of reasonable Grecares,
Almonds, (shee.) baking Powders. Figs, Pickles
~ '-'' ''' AIvoRD 4 VAN PATTEN.
Dec. 30. 81. Opposite me Post once.
Presents for the Season.
TIME mos, desirable articles Is nice Book which
i eau be obtaineda at
Tho Iowa Book Rooms,
No. 10 Brady, st. between cd I'd, ste.
DAVENPORT IOWA.
where can be found the creates, vari'sy Of Gin
Books, Animals, and Chiidrens Books, &c.
At tho Lowest Prices.
N-5PFor particulars. see the stock of Books, Sc.
Judge their sheapness by asking the price, ad test
the difference between giving and receiving by buy
ing some and presenting them 70 your re,ailon. any
ceive.''
Open In the evenings.
Davenport. Dec. Goth, 's4-la mo dld.
Holiday Gift Books,
TIME largest stock in this vicinity OF Fine Bound
Full Gin Books.
EPIsCoP CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS.
From Low Priced Sheep Bound to Damask Velvet
Pocket Bibles from Extra Fine Bound Animals ia
''' W. H. HOLMES n co.
No. Le Claire Block
Davenport, Dec. 18th, "a
p S. We are now receiving Indiana Free Ehs
generally al Is per Ct. discount.
Eikhart. ConDersyit'c, Northern Bs. Laganspori
ana some few 9th, RS at e5 percent.
Suspended BaLksof lilinoi, mosiy al 10 per Ct
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
Davenport. Dec "A, 1884 d&wif.

THE undersigned most respectfully returns HI,
i thanks T., the citizens OF Harepport aud fhs ma
lie generally for their yer, liberal patronage during
the past season--and finding the demand oi his Gus.
greater than he could supply, be has been IN.
duced ut large cot 10 enlarge his Mill, aud put
IN entire new Engine and Machlnery-s1 TO 10 en-
tblcd furnish much larger quantity hereafter
In addition to which am about 10 erect planite
Mill In come ttioH with the Saw M and hare sns
cecded Ia connecting with myself Mr.. w. b SMALL
Who will have entire infringement Of the Planning Mil
and devote hrs who a,tentio TO il; FROM his ong ei
perience in this branch Of the business-lu cannot
fail 10 give satisfaction-and being miiy prepared
the opening of navigation Al all o-iers ~, liz.
will be pleased 10 receive share ofpnhlie fs,of,
J. NJ. CANNON
Dec u. ls54-dw,H
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
WORK AND REST FOR SALE.

CNHlS beautiful aud well cultivated Farm situated
L miles west II Diycnpoft, near litiIa- Grove.
contains 2h aeros al ia Fence. 40 acres IN en- tyto
~" rest splendid IN .,ldoy, hmb ~ AID past ,rlg..--
There isa arg AID ,oln'ort Die Dwelling house
for IL" Proprietor new Hausr fnr "a Rent r, Barn
stable.C rirCrb, aud other oct buildings.
Tho Buildings alone on this Farm. cost 92,C00.-
Price q, SO dol ars.
JULIUS LYTANCF,
Proprietor
rsvsrpert, Dee, lp,h. 1854 std.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
Don't be Shak ing
WITH eoid' when YOU can buy an
0vercoat for Five Dollars at
S. PERRY'S CLoTNING STORE.

on Brady befrsen Second and Third Mreets
Being DESTROYS to close cut my pres ut StoeL to
make room for new goods | will sell Ready. Mad.
Clothing for two weeks at greatly reduced priers.-
Com, one, come all, while such bargaing may be
found.
Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods a, the uruai low
prices.
good assortment OF Broadcloths, Cassemerss, and
Vesiings hand, which will DO made up 10 Order ia
the latest style on short notice aud al mode crate
charge.
Thankful for past favors hops continuance OF
the same.
Noroube TO show good.
s. FERRY.
Davenport, Dec. 10TH le5t-d IT,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20

We make the following extract from an
article in the Iowa Observer. being the cor.
rsspondence OF the editor who is himself
member Of the H ouse -
have taken the trouble to 6nd cut the
ocupa:ios Of each mem Der, both Of the House
and Senate, and find the Senate to be colnpo-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
A CARD.

A CARD.
THE undersigned will be absent from the cit. fol
two or three months, but will return In tine To-
the next term Of the District Court for Scott and AL
Joining counties.
r. lose & Henry Crompton are my authorized
Agents during my absence.
Dee ~, 1854 l.. Il. FARMER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
GREAT ATTRACTION
FOR TN
FL TOLL ID q vs.
AT THE OLD PIONEER
Rock Island Book Store


THE undersigned have or laiI ole oil tie GoA
eotnpieto siorss ever offered ~ th.s retsl 81
country. Our asa rtmcnt OF
ANIMALS comprises = different siI.is;
He hays also good stock - an lhr standasl Al
nom both Americas aitd forcI. d:
~ Jareat!e Books, VT have the finest assgfimsHI
Without boastul5 !aii. kstabiishaent ~esi Of bui.
ftlo:
Ia the line of Fame, Goods we invite iislsclsl,
- raltcr sey e. that our stock ot Forte AVbss
I'D Card Cases cannot be surpassed, - We dave ~
lasod dirct, from ihe Manufacture saving the
o tsr. proa,
Among our stock wili be found
whiting DasSs Mahogai,. Rosewood;
Leather aud fupicr Muehte, Nprk HoxesAhd
Ladies' kc,itut.s FROM Sittto So;
Also fns assortment Gents Dressing Cases
A few hns papipr Mmeiic Toilet ia BbtS
We have ais number - ma" French and tsis
.tess btl Paintings. u,r, desirable for II 'ia! tiIs
Also large stock of Gotd isn. and PeEsis iron
si.5u 10 $40;
Gold Thin bles. s.iceve Buttons, Dc; Re;
Aud a great variety Of Pocket uiier!;
Wchave rs large stock of Musical Instruments !.
any MUSIC STORE with the exception oi fiatos
Consisting 81 FiUlus Flies. Acc-sdcoAs, tiollh.'
Baitias, Guitars, Ftaiiiias and iamhotlLe lHumN
And Princes saperiof Mcloecohs;I Manufactures
prices:
Toys aud Games I abundance. beside. alalos' eve
= atiiclein Ihe 10, and FaHc! hne hal can sfisl
for. W. have not room 10 mention All. Please a,s
iorans article ragts.i and you VA be much li.eH
fnd IL. We insits ;ae citZcns OF ias export ava VI
entity &c call gnd aShiins our Stock 2'd YOU arc lV
repaid for your si.it whether purchasers or ncVse
will refund your fcrafsGe
Don't forget the Place. PokTE.'S Old Lex l'Ahi
B"oA and Fancy store. nu
II. A. PORTER s. BRO.
Rock Island. Dee lfih leJi-N
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20
NEW
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY ST0pr
r AMopeniny ~ entirely ser steel sf
i TEAS,
WEST IN OLA GOODS.
GROCERIES, AND
WOODEN WAIVE.

fer. superior ! h.s"h lea, cloiee do, G.ir do
Very choice, fragrant Guhp.wter 30, extra Oar,c4,
Good do do, Old Coy. Java c, Gee. con mon do H. ~
Poilin's prep'd Cocoa, Crush'd Sugar puy.d A.
White, Cofee do. Brown DO, Golden Syrup. SUR,
House, do, y. o Molasses, vaiioG qualit es r ~
from choeestto cheap prize, Pure saietatus s,,, r
Tartar. NutnIegs, Mace, Cloves, " hoie AID Grnd1r
namo, Aisrice ard Pepper. Ginger. PIT lies in ~,
and hf. gals, Pcprerssute, lemsto ket,hur. Ga,
Vinegar, Mustard, New Rice, Table md rain Al
ritroD, curIsnts, New Layer Railiis Coco od n
Scedless do, S.go, Mascaioid. N,rwgeeA. Iva
Peaches Pared, do IMPAIRED. Pek ed frut, Wlss
Fish. Mackerci, smoked herring, Cod Fish Soar,
vnrions kinds, Star Candles Press'ddo, W. b. Whale
Oil, Lard do, indigo, Fig Blue, Alum, Slar,hS pe,rs
copperas, Soft SHIELDED Almonds. Pecan MIS-, Bn,l
do Filbefis. Bed Cords, Clothes Lines Brr oi, MAJ.
Clothes Bass cts, Wash Tubs, Zinc dashboard, ssrs
, no p Pals, Brush Brooms, Flour Buckets Srire
Boxes, &c, &c, NIL selected eNpress. for Fsmii,
Css.
UTsAil Cnods ar ran,ed as recommended
AZ the Brick Store, cor Main and Front street,
Store recent! occupied by McManus q shepherd
c. N. HAWKES..
DaysnooFt Dec IA. IsSl dN wifi
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-20

A correspondent writing us from New
York holds forth thus in regard to matters
u interest TO The fairer portion Of our read.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
Fmm tho Kaicterh.e scr Magazine
MIR. AND MRS. sPARRoyGHA RE.
TIRE FROM THE CITY TD EN-
JOY RURAL LIFE.

When Mrs. Sparrowgrass and NOV
cd into the country, with our head, fall
oflresh butter and cool crisp radi.hes
for tea; with ideas entirely lucid re-
specting milk, and looseness Of calcu-
lalion n 70 the number IN family il
would take a good laying hen 10 supply
with fresh egg, every m Irning when
Mrs. Sparrowgrass and | moved into
the country, we found some prccon-
criyed notions had to be obtained aud
some departures made from the plans
We had laid down in our liule back par
lor la avenue 6.
Oae Of iie Grst achievements in the
country is early rising, with the lark,
with the san, while the dew is on the
grass, under the opcning eyelids Of the
morn.' and so forth. Early rising 49,
What can be I11e with . or 6 O'Clock
in town. What may no, be done at
those hours ia the coaairy, with the
hoe. the rake, ihe dibblc, the spade, and
lbn watering poti 10 plant, prune,
dhil, transplant GRAFT train aud .prin.
kiei Mrs = saI agreed 10 rise sar-
u in the country.
EARLY rising ia the country /, not nm
instinct; il is a sentiment aud must be
cultivated.
4 fdenl recommended me- 60 ths
% size South eide OF Long Island iof
some very prolific potatoes Of tie rra
hipply1. 4mls breed. Down wcut my
man, sad What with expenses Of horse
bire, tavern bi'l. toll rair-, and break
ins wagon, the hippoPaani cot a
much apieee ns pine apples Tho
vere fae p1'a,o-, though, uiih c9melj
features aIl large languish.us cy~s. iAa
( promised in-reat- of family uilhoai De-
lay. A. worked my own garden (loI
which I hai h.rrl a ianisrap- gardener
~ - day O. give ne iasairiiea.l
{ o5a-la1el that fhe obj-oi Of ~ fret "a
per.eacs 90 early ris.ag sh1aii b. 'h,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

--WHoLEsoME IlN1s. -- Never
make use Of an honest woman's name
IN an improper place, at an improper
time, or in a mixed company. Never
make assertions about her that You
ihinl are untrue, or allusiuus that You
feel she herself would blush 10 Icar.--
When you meet with men who DO not
scruple TO use wamnn.s nnme ia
reckless and unprinciplcd manner, .hun
them, for they nre the worst members
Of the con nunity, men lost to every
sense Of honor, every feeling Of human
iiy
Many good and worthy wonans
character ha, been forever ruined. and
her heart broken, by De manufactured
by some hfasging villain, aui repeated
where i should not have been, anl iu
the presence Of those uhosc liillc Juig-
meni conl not prevent them from cir
cula'iug ilo foul and bnggiag report
4 SANDER is soon promqaicd, aud iLe
smallest ih'ne derosatory ls womnn's
character Will dy oa ihe wing. Of the
Wind, and magnify rs ii circulaies until
the mon,irous weight crushrs tie poor
unconcioas viciim. Respeci the name
n woman, iar yo1r mother, your Sister
are women aud as yoa w0qil have
4 ilieir fair name uniaruisheI, and their
. lives unemLiuered by lhe slanierera
I biting tongue. heed she 90 ihai yo8r
. owa voris muy bring upoa ihe mother.
I il.s sister, Or iLe wife of some fellov
I creature.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
VERMONT MARBLE.
The Sutherland Falls Co. in tic Town OF
RUTLAND, VT.

Are saving white, tafiegaira, fienhA ana llAi'ah
ye,nea Marble ffuu the tluarlef al Switzerland als
aad Suhbup. IT piice- corresponding Niui the alh''
81 ittes ordered Ths Marble qantfiud near toit
Nithas been " afke a. NcN York and clsew here ana
GanA Il superior chaHci.s iof Durability hhe mash
sna beanty ui vein, while that Il sudbury - e"isiHea
me hoest srarraN, MaNrLE 10 tile world.
psarrs aud wufkcrs 10 Marble are invited 70 te-i
the atfcteat styies either tat prHmeuiai ornamental
90 architectural purposes. The hl - situated lev
rai. from tho Tssisn 8 BHriiHsi hnicag, wiih all
the arrangements urrc-=aIt uf iis.Htliite rhiWeht
ig sry dif,st,uu. tgOidpf- should be addressed 10
the Agents ai -rrHEHLASu fslLsi ififtnotDi !. ~ W
N-tLr--l.. E..-L.. .Ml.aa L--li. llmu-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

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