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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17
Tho Railroad Bridge.

In an article upon the subject OF the or
der recently issued for the removal OF cer'
tain property from Rock Island, the Chlcago
.yg,rnaz thus endorses what We have SAID
on that point -
in conclusion we have but to state to lAe
West in general and to st. Louis IN paruc--
ular. that Immediately after the issuing OF
Mr.. Secretary Davis edict, Mr.. Farnam OF
this city received first a telegraphic dispatch
and afterwards letter from Washington
tha! be- need not pay any attention to inc
order, TIA, It was not intended to Apply 10
.nc railroad bridge builders but to certain
sauattcrs and ,rcspasscrs who infested ,he
,,pper end of the IslsndI 1t was stated tha'
,he order was made general in its terms 10
sweep off these landess trssPassers ehtsre,
Iy, aud as far as the bridge was cehcer'l,G
the work need not stop. The oFde, Mouo
he amended SO as not to be applicable TO Tue
Cbic,o, and Rock Island r. X Co. IN
consequence Of this, Mr.. Farnum ieeis nc nc
. eonrehension about the bridge than he oo
when some people down the river threat
cned it with an injunction"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Atlantic,
New YORK, Aug. 6-6 P. M,

New YORK, Aug. 6-6 P. NJ,
The steamer Atlantic arrived last night
in ten days and eight hours.
Breadstufis further declined
SpAry-A despatch from Vienna states
that Gen Hess with the Austrian army hac
crossed the Wallachan frontier.
The insurrecton in Spain is progressing
rapidly and it is positively aseertainad that
the Queen has fed the country.
Madrid, however is reported Tranquil.
Gen. Sparters had arrived at Madrid and
had been called upon to form new minis
try.
Gen. San Miguers appointment as
minister Of war was received with acelama'
ton
The infant Don Fernando, brother of th-
King, is dead.
The Jupta has re-cstablished the munici,
pal ties Of 1913.
The members of the Corps DiplomGt-
lie haa been called upon together ntthe Pal
acc.
It's the Queen Christiana that has lied
rom Madrid, not Queen Isabella. Inc
former was arrested near San Sebastian and
placed in the castle Of that tower
contest movement is said to have bro
ken cut at Navarro The French govern
ment is about to establish corpse OF on'
srvaon the Pyrenean frontier.
Madrid dates Of the 10Th state that on
that evening Madrid was in the hands OF the
people and that provisional government
has been proclaimed.
The Gerinanic Diet has accepted without
condition the hustro Prussian tresty'
The Prince Paskewich is not dead as was
Ireported but will resume command of ,nc
Danubian army Abby Pacha, Vice hoy
Of Egypt, has died Of appopleSy.
pacha, eldest son Of Mahomct Pach, had
assumed the rens Of government IN
Egypt.
Prince Gottochakoff had asserted his IN
,ention of defending Mo!davla and Waiia-
CHA with 100000 men. His head quarters
are at Slabodge.
Gen Huders has concentrated his FORCES
at kaia :sl. .p
The official documents published IN the
principali,ies in the name OF the Car pear
1.-The name of Protector OF the Danusiah
principalites.
Three steamers Of the allied feet had ap'
peared before Odessa, and destroyed some
of the works there.
The Greeks had attempted the assassina-
ton of Lord Raglan, English Commander IN
Chief. The ringieaders were arrested and
hung.
Capt. Parker, ofthe English war steamer
! Fuebrand, was killed BY the enemy at Ssll'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17
fFrom the y. Y. HeraIa.)
As.aek % The Presiient q the United states

tFrom the " Y. Herala.)
as.eck 5n the President CT the United States
WAsENeTos, Aug. 5.
Immediately after the adjournment Of the
Senate this afternoon, as President Pierce
was leaving the Capitol. at the northern
door, under the eastern facade, he was fol-
lowed out and addressed By James NJ. JEFF
fards, oil Charleston, .. c. Jeffards was
considerably intoxicated at the time, and
4 vas ia company with ]. S Duke, Of st.
Louis, ard J. f. Virgins, of New York, all
+ Of whom had been drinking. The Presi-
dent shook hands with him, and Jeffards
asked the President to take drink which
| he declined, and turned to enter his carriage
As he was doing SO his hat was knocked Oft
1 b. hardboiled egg. Jeffards returned in
/ 70 the Capital Saying the President was a
damned fool The President spoke to one
| of the police. asking If had authority to make
an arrest. Capt. Huntington and officer
] Wales, shortly after arrested Jeffards, who
denied throwing the egg. An examination
was had before Capt. Dunnington, when
Eone witness testified that he saw Jefards
With an cggin his hand few minutes pre-
vious 70 the assauit-and another that he
saw him throw the egg at, and hit the Pres
#GfHt, ae lHsLlcE aSCiucu W HJiu SChuiuS
Ito bail, and the accused sent for Senator
Erans who declined becoming bail. In the
meantime, becoming more sober he cried
bitterly, declaring that If sent tn jail he
would not be Hiring. He then took out
small knife and stabbed himself in the leg,
just above the knee. saying he was deter
mined to bleed to death. A. the blood
flowed profusely he became alarmed and
allowed it to be examined, and was disarm-
ed. The attorney General then commune
Gated to Capt. Dunnington the desire ofthe
President that the prisoner be not prosecu-
ted and he was accordingly discharged.
ANOTHER AccoUsF.--pfesident Pierce
va7 assaulted to-day at the Capitol. On
walking down the steps Of tie eastern fa-
eade he Was accostedby three individuals,
. evidently under the influence of recent
spree, who asked him to go and have a
drink. Mr. Plerees politely declined the
pro1ered eivility, saying that he was not in
THE habit Of taking drinks; and he was pelt-
"a with stale eggs, which his entertainers
tesirnedIy happened TO have in their pock-
cts Someof the Auxiliary Guard rushed
to the rescue, and took the factious gentle
men into custody. They are said to be
sgutherners.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17
\ case ng Conscience or Law.

Under this head. the National Intelligent
Ger publishes an account of gentleman dy-
ing in Georgia, who left q will providing
for the emancipation of his slaves, one hun
dred and fifty in all, and for taking them to
Indiana or Illinois, and there to purchase
farms Tor them or good arabic land, and to
give them full outfit of farming utensils,
including teams and provisions foron year.
The executors of the will entered into cor
re spondenee with the Governors of those
States, and learned that by the laws thereof
Negroes could not be admitted into either
ofthcn,. The IntelIigencer concludes with
'sWhere shall they go!'
Th9y probably will be taken Into slavery
again, as it will be continued, successfully,
that he will cannot be executed. Those
States are eeminently Democratic and
were scarcely over known to vote any 9TH
er way-henosba Telegraph.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

Several of our merchants received dis
patches yesterday morning giving b1eI ac'
counts Of heavy fire at New Or!eaus.--
Four blocks on Magazine, between P9y-
drgss and LAFAYETTE streets, are reported as
DESTROYED. The principal article consuni'
ed appears to be rope one d,spatehlh' re-
lation TO this article, says: "shtp largely
prices advancing" The houses mentioned
as burned out are Shuitz, Harden g. Stating,
and parmele e. Bros. The bagging il
store, it would appear, was generally sH|'
led
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

CARRYING BUNpsRs Many persons
have u contemplate fear Of being seen car
ryinc bundle, however small, having the
absurd idea that there is social degrade
ton in tn act. The most srifing, as well
as weghty packages must be sent to them,
no matter TO how much Inconvenience of
others This arises from low kind Of
pride There is higher; that arises from
the consciousness OF there being something
liz the individual not TO be etfe cted By such
accidents; worth and weight Of character
This hitter pride was exhibited by the Am
.erican son of Jerome Napoleon .Bonaparte
while lie was in College at Cambridge
He was one day eurrying to his room a
broom he had just purchased, when he met a
friend, who noticing the broom exclaimed,
|~Whv did you not have it sent home" 81
am not ashamed to carry home anything
that belongs to me, was the sensible reply
young Bonaparte. Very different pride
was this from that of young lady whom We
know, who always gave her mother all the
bundles to carry when they went out to-
gathor, because she thought it vulgar to be
seen with one harselg--P Poetic.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17
L,Nn SALE IN lowa.-We learn fol

LAND SALE IN Iowa.-We learn from
n reliable source that the entries OF govern
mnnt lands in this State, at the present
time, far exceed all former precedenis, eF-
en- the great speculative times OF lS46,--
The rross amount OF land entries in this
State for the last thirty days, has not oteh
far from 100000 per day, and the receipts
for the current year will be mare likely to
exceed than be less than seven millions OF
dollars Burlington [fo,ea1 Telegraph.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

ScuuYLERIzrSG on THE OTHER StDE.-A
great mercantile fraud has been discovered
in London, similar in character to that OF
SCHUYLER in New York, and to about the
same amount Forged dock warrants to the
extent Of f4o0, 600 have been detected, up
on which money had been previously borrow
cd Several Of the London mercantile hou
ses have failedin consequence. This Whole
sale raScality will prevent John Bull from
twit,ing his Yankee cousins about Inc F'ce"
Wall street swindlers.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

IMMIGRATION The foreign Immigration
10 New York during the seven months OF
This wear, as compared with the immigra-
tion Of the same months OF the three pre-
redjng wears, stands thus: During the sew
] 4 months Of 1851, the immigration amoun-
ted 10 1872 ,574; during the same months OF
1852, it amounted to l6s,so3; during the
same months of 1853, l4s,4l5; and during
the seven months Of this year.it amounted
70 III ,o54. The immigration this year y
prscedensed in number by but one instance,
that Of 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17
THE GAZETTE.
ALFRED SANDERS, EDiroR.
CITY OF DAVENPORT;
Saturday, August 10, 1874.
rseN~~>>><s~~~
The Election.


The Election
The result so far as heard from in this
State, is truly gratifying to the friends Of
Humanity, Justice and Temperance. It is
a cutting reproof to those party hacks who
dangle at the hinder part Of the Administra-
ton, and hope to be kept in Office because
other submission to party drill instead of a
willing submission TO the known and oft ex-
pressed sentiments Of the People they rep
resent Werather opine that the noctur-
nal repose Of Augustus Caesar is not very re-
treshing---and perhaps that ghost that
s'Would not down" is ever and anon curry
ing the unwclcome news from almost every
county in the District that the people, the
sovereigns, we're despite Of party trammel
all
'.nodgng, dodge, dodge, dcsging,
Are everywhere dodging,
Augustus Ceasar dodge"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

THE Com CRoP.-Accounts from South
ern and Central Illinois indicate an almost
total failure OF the corn crop, in consequence
OF the protracied drouth, and some OF our
exchanges express the thought that the in
Jury is already irreparable. There has been
no rain here since the goth of June, that
was sufficient to lay the dust. Storms have
occurred both north and south Of US, but
from what We can learn they have consist
ed OF more wind than rain. In some cases
they have been accompanied by hali.-Al-
i'm Carrier
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17
Hon. Thos. II. Benton.

This veteran Statesman, has from the
latest accounts received per boat, been de-
feated, it appearing that Ex- Mayor Kennett
Of st. Louis, having been returned to Con.
gress from the District in which st. Louis
is situated, beating Mr.. Benton and the an.
t-Benton candidate--and it is supposed by
some, that Nr Kennel could as easily have
beaten two or three more OF similar political
opinions had they been in the field at the
time
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17


A list Of Public Acts passed by Congress:
during the last session ard approved by tho
President, Of which the following are tht
most important
Regular Appropriation bills.
The Kansas and Nebraska bill.
The bill providing for six first class wal
steamers.
TheTenNllion bill of the Gadsden treaty
The Homestead bill for Kansas and Ne
braska.
The bill extending the warehous.ng sys
TEN.
The bill to give effect 10 The Canadian re
ciprocitv treaty.
The bill repeating the Minnesota Rail
road Land bill.
This last bill was altered after It's passage
through one of the Houses: and Congress
repealed it.
The following treaties have been con
tirmed by the Senate -
The Gadsden treaty.
The British Colonial Reciprocity treaty.
The Commercial treaty with Japan
The Neutrality treaty with Russia.
Sundry treaties extinguishing the Indial
titles in Kansas. Nebraska and other terri
tories.
Among the defeated measures, the mo-'
important are these -
The Colt Patent extension
The Minnesota Railroad bill, before men
toned.
A batch Of many millions in amount o
LANDS obbing railroad schemes.
The French spoliation billot five millions
The Pacific Railroad scheme-postponed
The Senate bill OF eighty millions Tor th'
relief Of Texas.
Senate amendments Of several Millions t
he general appropriation bills including
ihalr a million to the Washington wate
works.
Mr. Olds' bill for the increase OF the rate
ot postage.
Nr. Stewards bill for a line Of steamers
lhetwecn San Francisco and China, &c.
The River and Harbor biil--vetoed
The Insane Land bill, etoed.
The proposition to place three millions
in the secret sevice fund.
The list of private ac's passed and ap
oravea, numbers l57, mostly for the reiiei 0
individuals. Among them we observe on
fer the relaf Of Jean Baptiste Beau5en, an
other confirming II, Z. Dousman his ut!'
70 hand, adjoining Prairie du Chen, and
Ithird giving five years half pay TO the Wid
ow Of Car. J. W. Gunnison massaered b!
the Indians OH the plains,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

Tug PAVING or THE BoTroM OF THE ots
The whole channel Of the MedltsrraneaH
must be strewed with human bones, Gar
thncenians, Syrians, Sidonans, Egyptians
creeks. and Romans; there they lie side py
side heneath the eternal waters; and the
modern ship that fetches freight from Alex.
sndria sails in its whole course over buriee
nations. 1t may be the corruption OF the
dead that now adds brightness to the phos'
nborpscence Of the waves.-J. A. ~. johns
There and Back A gain in Search OF Beauty
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

The agricultural society in Stark county,
Ohio, offers the following list Of premiums;
For the prettiest baby, 50 and diploma to
mother; for Cd prettieSt baby, So and diplo-
ma to mother: Tor Sd pretiiest baby, S2 and
diploma u mother; for largest and heaviest
child, under y months old, age to be consid-
cred, s. and diploma to mother; for Cd lar
gest aud heaviest childunde - months old
age to pc considered, ss3 and diploma to
mother; for Sd largest and heaviest child UNI
der II months old--age 70 be considered, ga
ard dipsoma to mother.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

Crrsr. Cats AND BACHELORS. The
following paragraph we cup from ,ne ~
ular report of the proceedings OF the Con
nec,icut Legislature, on the 27th ut:
Bin to tax geese, cats and bachelors Ia
ken up. Mr.. Harrison was opposed 70 tht
nroyision OF taxing bachelors. There was
= tax laid already upon goose, ara any
= man an who had lived twenty five years VITA,
nnt ,n br,inp married, could be taxed under TIA
~. oo.,;on % The bill waa Indefinitely post
lroned
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

TuE Know NoTHrNcs. 1T is said that the
nos., word ofthe Know Nothings has been
discovered by some cute western editor, oy
Ant of ore st industry and sharpness hese
- l.. sKtsn,n- Ca. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
kel;,inmpsts- -kgaminximmux'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

The Lamartine, newly painted and re-
paired, made trip to Rock Island yesterday
She will now 90 to ST. Louis, and on herre'
turn peyt week will commence making dai-
" trims between thi. place and Rock Island
as was intimated by US last woek.-M"Sca'
tine JouHGt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

HAIL STORM We learn from the most
reliable sources, that the northern counties.
Allamakee and Winneshiek, were Visteo
with storm Of hail last week, when cone
immense damage to the wheat ana o1hei
crops. It is said that large fields OF whea,
were so injured that they are censieeres
nearly rthless.-- Clayton County Herald
Ann 4M
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

All lands bot yet offered for five years at
public sale, remain at 81 % per acre; there
are therefore, in effect, six classes, rms
classification is to take effect July !si.'
1855. The lands in the third class are to
remain at fifty cents until they shall have
been exposed TO sale at least three years at
that price.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

An "oIp IsHABlrAsr. The st. An.
thony,s Express says that in the town Of
Minneapolis, Iowa, an old mud turtle was
recently captured, upon whose venerable
hack was found the date "i763,' in legible
fioures. The inscription it is supposed was
carved upon his shell eighty five years since'
bv some ot the early French voyagers.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

LtQr!D GLrE--iiow TO KEEP TITO re-
tain common glue in liquid state, while
cold, is s!asiedrutum This may be done
bv dropping int tie dissolved glue, small
quantity Of nitric acid. Effervescence viii
ensue bn. last but short time Glue thus
prepared may be kept for years, and will be
soaud us adhesive as that in common use by
cabinet makers
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

UiRos LESLIE, Esq, q lawyer Of much dis
tinction, and gentleman of rare abilities,
died few days since in St. Louis. The Bar
of that city have testified theirrcspect for his
memory in the usual appropriate manner.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

IT our Maker thought II wrong for Adam
to live single, when there was NOT woman
on earth, how criHlinally guilty are osa oac',,
elors with the world full OF pret'y GUS, 81
anxious TO marry.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

A committee of the citizens of Dubuque
with orea, flourish Of trumpets have chris
tened that town with the honorary title OF
III Kcv City"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

N,u,aiuf,rn, his old friends ahd the public general
~, thai he viii attend Jas In former years. upon an "s
may desire hi. services. nj
onlcc on BRADY street 3doors below Seroh". Hea n
aru.n an IN, corner of Four, aud perr! streets, op
posIte tie new end baptist hnrth'
Dave nport. Juno 3tl, 1853.
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Burlington Eawkeye.

The Muscatinc Journal says, with Wha'
authority we know not, but yet very posi-
tiyely. that the Burlington H1,oEeye's list oi
Subscribers has dwindled down from two
thousand 10 two hundred and thiF'y-se'eh,
and it is supposed tha, its publication VIII
be entirely suspended after the election
Could odd .Iawk'' look down upon the
wreck that an injudicious man has made OF
his ezertions to build up to the only chlid
or his bosom how it " ould grieve bis honest
heart.
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Architecture and Civil Engineering
& RUSSELL DOW,

4 RcHITECruRE and Civil Engineer VII inrlls fss
plsns and specifications for all kinds of Buildings
Also for Bridges Of Wood Stone or IRON particular Nv
tention paid TO Churches and Ornamental bnI,ihas
Once Nc. 3. I'd story lie C,alre,s New buiisis
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
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The new Graduation B Il as it passed tho
Senate. divides the public lands OF the Unit
ed States into classes, which may be spaci-
tfeA as frlloWs:
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The following paragraph in relation tc
the recent election is taken from the Dubu
que Herald
DIscouRAGING.-The returns Of election
from the counties outside ofDubuque coun-
ty are rather dscouragng The detection
OF Muscatine and other counties from the
democratic ranks. leaves not much hope
that the Second Congressional district has
elected democrat to represent II IN the
next Congress. The five hundred majority
given by Dubuque county for Hampstead,
win, we lear, he more than counterbalanced
by the majorities against him in the counties
which have gone oil with the caolionlsts.-
We may hear news from Johnson, Iowa
Boone and other democratic counties, better
than we have heard from Linn, Mnscatlne
/ and other counties which were relied on 10
/ give democratic majority, but we must
confess that the prospect now, is not very
favorable.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

4 permanent Anti-Nebraska Club has
been formed in Dubuque. Mr.. NJ. MeCale,
corres sponding Secretary.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

The eigA.g Wings in Musca'ine VINO II
was asserted would bolt the ticket noIhiha-
ted it seems proved to be eighty pemo-
Gratis, as that was just Thorington ; MAJOR
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-17

Tie Concert Of Mr.. Higgins Tuesday
evening appeared to give entire satisfaction
to the vast throng in attendance. The chill
dren executed their parts admirably, while
the songs OF Mr.. Higgins and assistants were
excellent.
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AUSTIN C0RBIy,


AND NOTARY pusIfC,
fae,ec al Nseklot s. Garbin's Exehang. O1les,l
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
March 2d, is5i.
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VIM. ]. HENRY,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Anamosa, Iowa.


TEAS, Young Tyson, Imperial and Black Teas
superior quality, just raeeiTeda al ,,Is
aug 81 paLGAt" 3'
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Aaye,,tseus sn,s hondei In without .pee'fsins up
- .sn she nvwber Of insertions, wiz DC contihAee
nnsi osded oos .nd aaafrea ,,a,e.d.
svsr.,seinsnt charged for At the rate Of ton cent
per ltae. ,,..,,,nn .8tcr,i.o,neu,. ehnry
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d. S. TRUE.
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
G. Z HuBBELL,

oNre on ad stree. III lie Claire Block,
T.b s3i, ie54--lyHiN pAsk'r'"t' 'N'
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EDWARD A. ARNOLD, M, u.
Physician and Surgeon,
DR., ]. M. WITHERWAX

Ma, bc found In his office tS. W. Corner q pf""s
Srraad Streets NJ ~ n"ntN' au
DAVENPORT, IOWA. &c