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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-29

GUUR da Sine District Judiciaire -
Paroisse Assumption.
Succession dc fca Amtlie Iaydel dece-
dee spouse de Bernard Martin.
En- vertu dun decret de Honorable la sus-
dite Cour, Ii sera ofert en- vente publique a
lencan le jeudi Is JUN 1854 etles jours sui
wants, par Cyprien Blanchard, encante.r da-
meut ~qualiie dams ct pour Ia susdite paroisse
Il 10 heures du matin sur l~eslieuy les proprie-
les ~suivantes SAVIOR:
10. Unc terre on hahitation situee en- cette
paroisse sur Ia rive .droite du Bayou Lasour-
che, a environ trois miles an dessous de Ma
poleonville. mesurant III arpent de face plus
on moins jusqua trois cent soixante quinze
pleds ct de Ia I'm demi arpent de face plus
on moins, jusqn'a quarante arpents de p%rofon-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-29

Avis est dome au public de n'acheter quo
que ce soft a aucun des negres appartenant 4
w. H. Pugh & Co. sans IN permis cert Oh
verbal des proprietaires on de peconome.
w. II. PUGH & Co.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-29
DON ID SOLORZAVO,
COLLECTOR & AGENT,
ASsuaun,pnaDuns

Notice is hereby given tothe public no.
to purchase any thing from any Of the slaves
belonging to w. H. Puch & Co. without ii
witren or verbal order from the owners or
w. II, PUGH &c Co.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-29

.##sG #.
En- yertu de deux writs dc n FL a moi a.
dresses par Phonorable la susdite Cour, dams les
proces CT dessus intitules ct numerotes ;Jsai
tsaisi ct j~'offrirai en- vente Tublique sur les
Teux au 8 Regaiia Hotel !" dams lie village de
paincourtville. en- cette paroisse, lie Samedi 3
JUN 1854, commencant IL heures du matin LEI
proprietts ci apres decrites appartenant aux
defendeurs SAVIOR:
Tn billiard a poule, un lotd queues de bill
lard, une table . poule, trois tables de leux.
dix m~atelats, toutes les Liquors, sucre ct lie
~contenu de la cave, une table a manger, toute
la v~aisselie appartenant au dit hotel, toute
Ia batterie de cuisine ct lie poole afaire lie man
ger un poole, la buyette ct son contenu telsque
c~araties, bouteilles, verres etc. I'm garde man.
ger uuc yieitie armoire, un bureau, deux Ia
vabcanx, une petite table, deux grands miroirs
d TX p~endules ct .un lot de bouteiles ct dame
~jcaanes vides.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-29
AUX CONTRAGTEUKS.

Les Marguilliers lie Ia corporation SANITY
ELISABETH donnerit avis aux coafracHenrs
que LA fabrique recevra DIES propositions sous
envelopes cachetees, jusqn'an dix-I.uit Mai.
pour Ia reconstruction dune egIise, don't le
plan Sc trouvc a leur dispostionau p reybytise4
de Paincourtville, ainsi que toutes les condi-.
tionset sipulations da eontrat. s TH6sa
Les lnatefiau1 zcFolt% four1iis par Ia fabfiqae
eIle-meme. XATIEg DrGAs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-29

SO. James Negro age de 80 ans.
40. Daniel hegre age de Is ans.
So. Simon negre are de 25 ans.
60. Aaron negre age de 80 ans.
10. Frank negie age de 40 ans.
SO. Manuel negre age de 3D. ans
60. David negre age de IS ans.
10 Mingo Negro agede 81 ans.
Ito. Jony Negro age de 80 ans.
- Paul Negro age de Is ans.
80. Thomas negre de 40 ans.
ID Neuville mulatre age de Is ans.
$50. SEVERN negre age de 10 ans affigi
'excrnissance a T'anus.f
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
DAVENPORT. SCOTT Co, IOWA; THURSDAY, APR
The Tnsepsndeat Candidate.

Any attempt on the party OF Nj. Stew
art ahy BODY eise' 70 sly that ne y any
'h'ns nu' parry cano'aa.e' - d 'ai'e''ooe
Tbo STATE Whio Convention maae No
Nomination for the sSuperintendcncy of Pub
lie Instruction. Hence, We are not called
upon 70 support any man Us =. a " n'g. ~
'ie m hnro @ 'hv a.re &c - M fa1sstaaJ I nn3a fenn:,
70 pass unnoticed. Therefore do wc deny
that Mr. Stewart is a (whigl party candi-
date therefore, too DO we say that Meth
er Mr. Stewart, nor any irlend OF his, nor
any wing, has expressed or iptimated de-
sire tor our support Of his Dir. Stewart. y
claims.
la his s.Gircuiar, to the People Of Iowa.
Mf. Stewart says; "The olhee under CON
sideration. we conceive. was not by the
framers Of anr law indended t. be poiit-
cal one What Is this but announcing
himself as an Independent Candidate
Nov, wr are told by the Iazette that thai
announcement Is n taiathood ana 4 fraud.
Is this fair! Can II be Iustlied! we thInk
not, and IS we wish to see lar play, We
protest against an attack so cowardly upon
one who, in this section OF the State at
least. has no journal IN his serFlce.-Duba-
que Tribune.
Ii addition to the above, we give the
:, .lie.,.;, to.,;,no., f.on, he D,hncne r.
60 oiio - ''e '4'''s 49,
III the state. !" may ada' tiat we never
have known the Express TO speak 50 kindly
or nm oDDoaeutas il has done Of Mr.. Stewart,
to 49,, oan.t,,da .l.,. tho, s,an,lcpon
'o''. ,,,,, -. - .r.,, -.
must indeea oe "of'hy O q" p'"'se
"The period IS rapidly approaching, heh
the voters Of this State VIII be called u pom
to deposit their ballots tor superintendent
of Public instruction, one OF ihe mos, res
porsjhla positions ~ the sfate. Df. james
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
The Hawkeye

We thinl tho e,,rs a "a, ,pn hu tha TTr,rf
m j. J 1 na ,n,
;, e r. W.: c, z,.at,t,
it,
~. ~,
.ho t..aost .nd mas. harnonio,, ovor a..
MA ;n III st.,. H. ~ ,rt;, MARTY
I, rot..i., 60 tho c,;b or Tho ror,;,af:,,
W., b,s !, !, -, i, r.r,ra !, Tho ac,i.,
&c - own daI,,t,,;o,e W.. NOT tbo Dcs
,f,;,os d.lar,,;on ral;abIv Nh;el Wts
,,t rho rboica If that delrra,ion nlaccd at
the head af the Wbie ,;ckctt l. NOT tb.,
.ha.e. known AMI orlnoote,D,,d loader :,
,be Wbj, marty in Iowa, Empbatical,y a
aa, u H. ,coale and one Ybo bas f9uab,
,,,h ,ho aoll nn.rd., f-ap tho o,,lie-, his.
- .ha c,ata, Il ,o, no actin, ..
49,; ,a,aaa,;nn an1 ia Co.ran,io, va.
,,.rac.,. Ito ,;ar.s ,,3 ,.hoica af ,ha naanfs
e I,y, f.s far as ,se hoyc heard = vnres.
,;,a. rroro tho neanle ,hs,osoiyc., ora v.ro,,,.
III H. un.I.,. r;oh+ A. =, a. 81,
nvn county !. represented on the ticket. i!
/ a.t t-o,.,..a, =, IN
| ir ,La ron;,.o !. n,,. e,,,aor,,o % man .
49,. 49,, .,,o5 ~ tho n1a,r,,p .f 80 ang
,,.ss ,,. ,sn, ,ino q, Fillmore WHO. ~,
.I .ha,. !, .,l ,ya ,,;ll ,+at ,,t a. n.
,,, a,,,,r h., ,,o ,,y. ,-o, fair motto,
,,a, ,.a,, ,a,.. h-;,,, ha,.or nroof than IL.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
W. III. CORKHILL.

TITLES IN THE TURKISH EMPTRE.-Ths
frequent use OF words sultan porte &c,
in the newspapers publishing accounts Of
affairs in Turkey at the present time,
are erronecusly understood By many per-
sons.
The sublime porte is the official title Of
the government OF the Ottoman empire, and
not the title Of any officer OF the govern
ment, us many suppose II to be.
The Ottoman emperor is called sultan,
ior grand sultan, or grand seignor, ac-
c1rIiEr Il The fancy nt III, person speak
ing Or writing They all mean the same
thing.
Pacha is the governor Of a province. and
according to the Importance Of his provinces,
he is distinguished by one or two Of three
tails. Every pacha has his own army in
his province, distinct from the grand army
uf tile empire A nacha with three tails
has the power to punish with death any
agent who seems to threaten the general
safety.
Rey is sub-rovernor under the pacha.
The divan il the council Of st ate and con.
sists OF the principal ministers.
The refs eilenti is high chancellor Of
the empire, and stands at the head Of all the
body OF pttarnays--which body is thought
to contain the best informed man Of the na-
ti9n.
Cadi is 4 SORT of indg. or ins,;ce of the
PEACE To order the bastinado on COM
mon people, to impose 4 fine On rich Greek
or Euroneau, to condemn thief to be hang
ed, il about all the duty OF i'll ordinary Ca
li.-B BoS.en Trans.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

ONE CT THE Boys When Henry
Ward Beecher visited this city to deliver
some lectures year or two since, he rode
from Watcrviile on the box, when Sam, a
Young but tavoritc driver, was in charge OF
the team. Sam drove the team through at
the rate oftwelve miles an hour, cntcipa-
ting by two or three hours the usual time
of arriving. The proprietor OF the line in
ouired of him the next day how he came to
drive so fast. "Oh,' said he'll tell you
had one the boys on the box, and ne want,
ed to see 'em 60, and Ipu. 'em through
Bangor Mercury.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
The Kate naarnty

The examination u! The Witnesses IN the
case Of Capt. Rruncr, who Was IN command
Of the kate kearney al the tine ol The 'A-
plosion of one Of her boilers ut our wharf,
was closed yesterday by NJ. Commissioner
Hickman An immense amount OF tes'imo-
nv Was ,aken-much uf il having inlnl diatc
relation 10 the cause and manner ot The en-
piosiun, aud another portion Of II devoted 10
the manner Of running steamboats, generally
on our western waters. some oi the state
ments ofenrincert in reference 10 the patch
inc Of boilers, anu the eEpcdents rcsorted 10
to make boilers with leaks stand for trip,
and the practice continued on The same
boats for mouths, Will make travellers bless
themselves that they were not blown Up
Manure, corn meal, and every otaer ihihe
calculated TO create sediment al the bottom,
and thus stop leak, these are scme OF the
appirationS which have been employed tor
this purpose. This kind OF testimony was
elicited in the general examination. Ihe
whole evidence makes more titan one nun
drcd aud forty pages. and it is imrosst bic ter
us TO find room Tor il. Perhaps IN the pres
ent condition Of the case, il is as well to
ascertain from publishing the testimony as
it will all have to be again Pretnced N
Court at the next terr.
The Commissioner Yesterday held Capt
Bruner TO bail in the sum Of $4,000, u appear
at The ncxt term of the United States Dia-
rrict Court, and answer the charges agaihst
him -St. louis Rep,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

DEMOCRACY DECLINE The St. Louis
Democrat had very mournju| article yes
tcraay on the prospect of Democratic down
fall. Abiding to the fact that the Pierce
Administration has been wiped out in New
Hampshire in the late election. by mean,
OF the Nebraska bill, the Democrat proph
ecieth thus. The editor advances strong
argument for Wings u go for the bill:
1t needs no foresight 70 predict that the
success Of the bill will inaugurate the re-
girne of whiggery beneath the seep'ra o.
that "man of mystery" Wm. II. seward
over the entire North, and that it viii re-
duce the democratic party to mere !eeo!e'
frasmentary and discordant condition than
that of the wings after the election OF
Franklin Pierce. Who could have then
thought that their star would be soon in
the ascendant, and ours in the declne!--
Who would think that we should change
places with them in such brief ,Iine'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
Few Steamers

Two new steamers designed for the ST
Louis. Davenport aud Galena trade. ta'
Admiral and the Arabia, each costing :>32.'
600, have recently made their appearance
at our wharf. FTwo others, The War Eagle
Cant. Harris. and the Ghlenn, Capt .
Smith, designed for the Galena o"d 81
Paul trade. will soon be here; the former
having left Cincinnati last Saturday am
The latter intending to leave that city Of
next Saturday.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
ruropsau News.
(aDvGCEs BY THE rACITEc.
Tariecs O o. tho Car Nicholas.

W. Men 1LAs TIE FIRST. &c.
~. have alrcady informed our beloved
and faithful subjects Of the progress o!
.nr disaerccmcH,s with the Ottoman
purty.
"s,inca then, although hostjlties haEe
commenced, Ne have not ceased sincerely
10 wish. rs We still wish the cessation oi
blood-hed We even entertained the hope
that reflection and tjlae would convince the
Turkish Government of It's misconceptions
rnrandcrca bv trcacherous instlgators, IN
which our lust demands, founded on treaties
have been represented as attempts at 'ta ~
lrpeudeuca. aud yelling intentions ofaggran-
djyeupnt. Vain. however. have been eui
expectations. - far.
sThc English and French Governments
have sided With Turkey, and the appearance
of the combined fleets ut Constantn"pln
served as a further incentive to its obst'na-
&c. and NOW. both the Western Powers
without previously declaring war, have Seh'
their lpets into the Black Sea procIafhIh9
their intention to protect the Turks ma ihi'
ocaa the free navigation Of cur vessels q
war for the defence Of cur coasts. After 81
unheard # a course among Civilized na'lnns
we recalled Gur embassies from England ant
France, and have broken of, all political IN
,ercmgsc with those powers.
..Thus. England and France have sIde'
with the enemies Of Christianity agalnS'
Russia, who Is combating for the Orthodox
faith. ;,
"But Russia wil,not ba'ray her holy call
inr: and II enemies infringe our frontiers
,, .,..l., =, mort Thorn with the firm,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

LAND foR ErrcATIoS.-Nr. Washhurhe
.pf H., presented on Monday, resolutions
from the Leg stature Of Illinois, asking thai
500 coo acres of land be givento each state
for The liberia! endoNmen of institutions OF
practical ard general education. That
idea strikes u favorlbly, and we hope 4
will b- "agitated' and become a"!iXed tact.
The Government cannot appropriate the
public lands 10 a more profitable purpose
Than that of establishing and advancing pub
lie institutions OF learning. II the pnhilc
domain were thus disposed Of instead OF
being riven away to mere spectators, II
wouid contribute more to the real progress
Of the nation than ii is likely tn do at pres
ent. We are heartily in favor Of all ProPo'
sitions or projects, which 0re calculated I"
advance our already widely-cXtcnded system
of popular education let the pubic LANDS
be ,rivcn t. our schools and to our 'nterna
pnh,c works. The nations treasury II
running over; the money is not needet
there; therefore let II be applied where II
cam be made most available. Our lnSt'tu
tions uf learning and our projected and PRO
dressing works OF internal improvement arr
| in need of such laid and comfort" WI,
not then, let them have goodIy Portlot
of the effects of the sales Of the pubh'
lands !-SWacUSe JomHai'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

The BANNER--We regret to observe
tha, among the changes which have occur
red during our absence, 5. X. MiILAE, Esq
has retired from the tripod of the Hanner
Mr.. NJ. was "gentleman and scholar,
and as such we the more regret TO lose lIim
AS il is matter of so much difficulty to iino
these two requisites associated III D=2'o
cr,t:, nditnr
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
Toun o. Walcoct

In our paper Of Saturday last we publish
ed an editorial in regard to this towr' from
the Banner, which We neglected to credit,
This we much regret, as it placed III" respect
able proprictors of this town in the r''eo-
lous position Of putting their own proper
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

Nrw YORK TEMPERANCE BILL.-The
Bill to suppress the sale and use OF lhtoN-
icating liquor, has passed both branches
of the New York Legislature, and the lst
day of December fixed upon as the time for
it to 90 into operation. tits rumored the
Governor will veto il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

TIE Peru Daily Chronicle, we observe
is for sale. Any man who attempts 'o
publish daily paper at Peru, Ill, IS pos
sessed of more energy than is usually allet'
ted to man, even in this progressive aG' o.
the world
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

We call attention to II, w. Pitkln " 20
advertisement of Usage Orange Seed aho
Plants, in another column of this paper
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

A lumberman near the Umbagog lakes
Me- recently found stone which weighed
"a lbs in the centre ola smooth ana haha'
some tree which he telled.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

The New Orleans Crescent opposes tn
Nebraska bin because it will do the South
no good, and is designed to inurc only t.
the advantage Of President Pierce or Sena-
tor Douglas: and the Crescent is not taf
wrong. 1t concludes with irankness that
does it honor:
"Hark yc, gentlemen of the south
When yoa were stronger, you got the oIo
compromise; now, when yen are WeaKef,
Won had better stick to IT, Nay. stick to all
the compromises: for, BE- assured hat 'ls
next ugivatiGn-that Is to say, tn ;, u you
are drawn into twill, in all human pFoba'
bility be tie last. There vii never be an
otn.r compromise; rely on that easy prch'
ecy."
India rubber clothes pins, tooth picks md
ucHcil cases are the latest novelties out.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

Among other slight testimonials we lind
upon our table complimentary ueket To
the Social Assembly held in Musra''ne Oh
the 23i inst. Messrs. Usher x Ihaytf' o'
the Ocilvie House, will pleas: accept our
acknowledgement
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

A Novel SrGur The boys and children
Of the larger growth, were delighted yes.
terdav with the site of an Elk; harnessec
and working by the side ofa horse, in car
riage.
The owner residing in the vicinity of towr
has pair of Elks which he is training, and
expects soon to be able to drive them to-
eether before his carriage. .-Keotut Daa,
Wig.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

INSANITY OF CaLrForsfA The report
Of tho Board or Trustees oi the Insane A.
sylum Of California shows that there is,
perhaps greater ancunt Of insanity in that
State than any other in the Union among
an equal proportion Of the population.-
This attributable perhaPs 10 great ex-
tent to tie mental excitement and physical
exe.sses incident II the unss ,tIea condi-
ton and olv2n.uraus life to which all who
emigrate . the tUdot gJid are subject. We
lind that of the whole number admitted
from May IL, 1852 70 December 81, 1858.
two hundred and eigt,tyEour were admitted
into the esy !um at Stockton, twen'y-seven
Were caused by disappointment, nine by
loss Of property, eight by fear and greet
seven by mental cNcit, uen', lorty.two BY
ntempesancc, ard twenty oy bad
health. The expenses Of the institution
during the year amounted to SSi.e7o,ss.
ard the balance ia the hands OF the treasn-
ref at the end OF that period was over ( 400.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

The following article is from the pen of
gentleman who wrote for the Ga:.He
during a portion of the time OF our absence.
We know nothing o. the subject upon which
he treats. but think it much better that
Wing editors combine against the common
foe, instead Of weakening themselves BY
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

Hon. S. A. DOUGLAS has our thanks !"r
his speech on the Nebraska bill In return
we send him copy Of the Gazette contain
ING the resolutions passed at the Neorask"
meeting, held in this place in opposition to
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

Attorney AMI Counsellor G. Law
ANn NOTARY PUBLIC.
fosj.c T.; M.rk'"t !. rorhia's Extitsnsr o.act'l
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
March -. ls,!.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
SATURDAY. APRIL /. 1851.

We are at our post again, after an alb
sencc Of a few weeks, prepared, 50 soon as
we razee the pile of papers and correspon-
dcnce awaiting onr attention, to put our
shoulder to the editorial wheel and grind to
tn "ereat satisfaction" Of our patrons.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

A loss of 81, 900 900 has recently been sus'
tanned in Kentucky by the sudden and al
most unparalleled rise in the Licking river
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Law NOTICE.

y1-H have tii- day admitted IoTS F. prILaS, ksg.,
w 4 4rartnrffnoag iaw .ra. Profess. 'Hal business
Ri hereafter he ttat3savt-i ia the NAM q o"k
;, - COOK \ BlsO.
NOV ist, i55s
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

The ROAD To MATrfMoNY.- The Grea
Western Railway is destined to become pop
ular " ith majtens, young and old, II occur
rances like the following become frequent
anon il. On Friday last, gentleman tool
his seat in the cars, at Niagara Falls, by
the side Of a yonng lady. BY the time the
cars reached Hamilton, decided tenderness
existed between them; at London there wss
a pressure OF hands, several side giancas
and sundry tender signs; but at Chatham
the arm Of the gentleman onciscled I
tair ones waist; at Windsor, we regret to
iainrn our readers, that kiss superyened
and on Saturday morning the wedding took
place at the Webster hotel, ii that city
Who shall say that Hymen's dart is not
swift, as well as sure !-D4%oi! iaqairer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

D0ugla i has hardly shown hgT. self
lin the Senate since he heard tie news
from New hampshire. His face,
however il familiar j.. most of the
taverns in Washing on, and in the lob.
bios Of the Iious. Of Representatives.
His case is desperate. His attack on
the New England Clergy evinces a
morbid state Of mind, and illustrated
the ol Latin proyerb, "whom the
gods would DESTROY they first make"
fools. ". y. 7r6.
SAKE, in one of bis poems, cal's ".osp
man" by the naiao of pnGaix. bscause he
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

IsrEEEsriNG REIc.--The Patent 0iiic
will, very POS IDLY, be soon enriched witt
smother incr sting relic Of General Wash
ington. The revolutionary standards BE-
longing to the estate OF GcneEal WASH, 6
ircton, which had been in the custody q
the Corporation Of AIexandria, have beer
resigned by that body Of Washington's sur
viving executor, Mr. g. w. =. Gurus, ant
will, most probably, be consigned to th'
charge of the National Institution for satt
keeping.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
Architecture and Civil Engineering
G R11csE1I DOW.

A RcHITECTURE and Civil Engineer VIII tut iui.'.
~ nlaus and specifications for all ktndS OF , -
Aiso for Bridges OF Mood, Stone or lroh' IA 80
.,ntou ra(a 10 Churches and Ornamental bun ''hss'
oflce No. 8. cd Story Le Clalrc's Na" bnllnif Kim; II
The following papers copy monihs ana s."" nd Al
advertiser, Banner, Republican OF Iowa ."s ""4 a.
ycrtisvg Of Il. Island,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

n,s L>runo- s MINER have mm!e "t'ilss'',,, -
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WIN . -, ,,ojr our of them may bG chSattsh ot'a
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06
AUSTIN coaBIN,

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Attorneys and Coaaselors at Law
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-04-06

Hon. JouN Z. CooK.-Athough differing
widely in politics with the above named
gentleman, it affords us pleasure 10 hear
tliat thus far in his Cougre ssloaal career,
he has strenuuGsiy co-operatcd Mith MS
colleagues (or the wctar1 nt their common
constituency. The citizens OF Linn Go.
are under peculiar obligations to him ter
the earnest efforts he has made, and is no"
making to increase their mail iaciilties.
50 far as the local interests Of this district
are concerned, We feel assured ttat they
.wil! receive his undivided attention, and I'll
,ha, can be done for us viii be accomplish
ed. .-Ptpg Er0