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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02
cry PROPERTY.

!arss Hushri II Ciiy Eots alss lots wltI. ramil,
resaeueess stbres slel-, Er for saf. sud Tor Lease
the d-se5 son ii ban Weula Nil twa vIuHns ~
e.l b. seen Eteug OE51H.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02
am, NC
&c. WASHINGTON."
!" To the same:


rMipDLEBAsk, June !, l777
You will, before this can reach you,
have seen Monsieur Decoudray; what his
real expectations were, do not know, but
fear his appointment is equal TO What |
have been told is his expe citation, it will be
attended with unhappy Circumstances, 10
say nothing Of the policy Of trusting de-
partment, on the execution Of which the
salvation OF the army depends, TO foreign
err, who has no other tie 10 bind him to the
interests OF this country than honor.
would beg leave to observe that BY putting
Mr. d. at the head of the artillery, you
will lose a very valnIbe officer in General
Knox, who is aman Of great military stand
ing, sound judgment. and clear conception,
who wi Il resign if any one is put over him.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02
ARRIVALS 1T
lie CLAIRE HOUSE,
J. DrRTlS, PlolrNtor.

;. BtRfIS, Pfoqretor,
Tuesday, May 2
Tohn P,rRne. Ind cb II Wheeler
Inp u Gender, iowa A Ra bei. EheaGo
w hiiaeS i-aEtn Columbus
W Joy, Davenport G c AlYord, Davenport
ll0 G Cooley, Lyons IS Lcowell, Bufaio /
4 Fountain, Dasenport D Curtis Toledo
Oh Sgllas, Maine O TIA Parda, Bloomington
koyenpt'n aud Lady " Furmsi, Wise
naveppoTf \ Galwek
II Augle Cedar RaputS Mss Holiday, Is Claire
Miss Van Naikerknrrh afissfnwe
On Barn, New YORK sH Henderson. Illinois
GIitean II Keiborin, Davenport
q Belts. Triton john Buke, GirclevEto
VIII Chambers Is n 0rsey
pter Haprard. Marion NGraNford, T
Ib Wheeler Mass
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02

90 4flst = slflisy sIt4Ets8 Ia tho Russell suldItI-
s1U for i.sts ~ ~ hrs. loss af - BRADY,
NJ. aEd Harrison sFrs.ts - autlsts ana lands With
~ tHs CT. laEqGFEs.s ~ l4Eks EuHabtr for safe.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02

The Cleveland Lad hss received a let
ter from Warren, Trumbull Co, Ohio, da-
ted April 18th, which says The present
times are the worst we have ever known
in this county. Cows and cattle ere DYING
by the hundreds; SIX hundred head have died
within the three adjoining counties thi.
winter, for want Of food. The weather il
still dry and cold.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02
For Sale

500 feat Of LAID, fronting on 20 street md u
-" rtVst. suitable tor siI- iIr Jaw SiiI, or Man
uftt1rIng ksubi.hu.eLt. Apply to
MAJ lsI, i.5a-,f COOK & SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02
lifal Gstatr Agtnfp.

GEO. II. NICE Oils,
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
For the purchase or sale of City Property
Farms, improved or uaimprosed. in Scot, or
adj AGENT Counties. Will collect claims, nav
taxes Tor non-reside"ts Iuy ard sell Land
Warrants or locate the same in any Land dis.
triot In tho State
Once Corner Main and Second SITS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02
QUEENSWARE,
CLoEfSG rnl - tas Esd 4 * sIor-.
~ Nay '5sd,If J. 4. pUAS2.
NOTICE

r..- NOTICE!
I HAVING sold olt Iny Stove establishment. az
1 nov sesi.-Us Of settling p all accounts: here
Lo.ify al msA s-tHame Glitter by note Or book nc
COL nj ~ call and ses by the lCIh day II Nay NOT
paid BY tRs time they VIII DO put IN the hand, of the
constable for collection. On noies mot due viii
nas a iits ~, discount.
Aiso, AL persons having claims against ma will
bring them in aud receive payment,
H. WIcKERsHtp.
Nay !, 1855 3vau<t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02
BY NATHAN II. PARKER,
NOTICE.

NUlJIE.
7 HAVE sproiEtrd ". w hcnuedr a. D..n,v Mar.
shan o. the CITY ~ uDrtr.psr aa4 Ia. may be
f"nha on BfadY between yrput md Second ,trsrts
Ahy Il ga SAMUEL PAEKRR.
Z. ~ naf--- ef--Ls
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02

Lake Superior covers space OF 50 900
square miles--or the srea Of the State Of
Maine.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02
STEAMBOAT REGISTER,
Kept by Jas Mullin, Front Street.


ARRIVED.
a5y lsi Ben CampheH. Bartlett Noaiross
= AAarbGid FaSsstt Galeua
- GRAY Cloud. Alfred :: Paul
4" Il. " Sparhawk. Green d.
i" A. JEiank. Porter do
D." Oakland IoFros-on do
a." { ;. Mail, Ford DubaQae
=" LamIttibe, phs3ps Ma acstiHs
- YaFs State Grifth 81 Louis
I" Altoona ----- Pittsburgh
DETARTED.
May lst iihambr. Bsrtlet Hnuiross
4" AiMImbra FSwseti Gltrna
- GRAY cloud Afford ~ Louis
g VI SpArhlwk Green do
:" Montauk Parker do
- Oakland Marrows0H do
A" Mail Ford do
" Lamariin@ Phelps Mg,catus
" York State Gsii'h 81 Faui
" Altoona ----- dubugue.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02

S4fr y,aH8 FubHtv5saHs 70 g fE rnaae "a lie short
4 uut.te bs experience ea. gye.--ril3y al IL,
nl!ea. api ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02
uaiup proved Lands.

45d0 sr-ss ia Seou County.
A.NUU CuGaF
strr MgsaatgH-ts
ivset.er aith 'sfsy sianatf ttip fohr.on lows,
F0s e.aclE. il4iuA, &AgsA.,!, Jasper and Polk
COUNTIES
Ans or al otlhs -tovs an1s, ctl, lois or property
arc Vte5Du sur sltq bv
GEoEcF T. NIrEoIIs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02
AufUsa5.
REAL. ESTATES REAL ESTATeH
Il. Kilbouru, Real Estate Broker & Auctioneer
Auction AGAIN.

ON Saturday, May sth II. klboufn will offer for
J sale the Celebrated. INFANCY Farm situated :
miles west from Davenport on Telegraph road Ihs
Farm contains 200 all nndor fence and cuItt,
lion except 40 acres ofttnher On II are two dwell
iu houses, stables cribs, sheds Sc, that cost som.
$3.50 Also SO acres grain soan, which is included
~ the sale. Terms liberal. Ihis Farm ma.t be sold
% day stated, q bargain for some one. An mi.
bua v NJ ieaye Le Claire House morning Of ,n,,
iof ue Iremlsas, Apis
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02
Misifilanfous.

NOTICE.
nyis.of May mex, No propose 10 open house
Fort Dssmoines,
Iowa under styie Of
COOK, SARGENT d. COOK
fol tue prrpcsc ortransact'ng General BaI Eg and
EIchauge business sni for Buying, selling, locating
MILITARY BOUNTY
Land Warrants -
COOK 4 SARGENT.
Dsvepport, Aprii Goth IS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-02
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY

large assortment of fancy and slap, dry goods usi
AreeetYed from Phiad-ipht at y ard " kELLy'S
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-29

INDUSTRIOUS TonACCo STATISTICS The
present annual production OF tobacco is esti.
mated to be 4,0O0, 10000 pounds-lour bill.
Hon oi pourds. This is all smoked, chowed,
or snuiied. Suppose it all made into cigars,
one hundred 10 tho pound, it would produce
100000 100000. -Four hundred billions of
cigars! These cigars ot the usual length, four
inches, If Joined together, would form one
continuous cigar 30 ,252, $40 miles long,
whoh would encircle the earth more than one
thousand times. Cut up into equal pieces
250, 900 miles in length, there would be over
one thousand cigurs which would extend from
the centre OF The earth to tho centre ol the
moon. Put these cigars into boxes ten inch.
cs long, four inches wide and three inches
high, 100 TO the box, it would require 1000.
100000 boxes. Pile ny these boxes in sol.
i'd mass, and they would occupy space Of
20i, ,ii4,44 cable 'eet-two hundred md
ninety four million cubic feet! |; piled IN
twenty feet high, they would cover a farm of
3So acres, and il laid side by side, the boyes
would cover very nearly 10000 scres. Al
lowing this tobacco unmanuiactured 10 cost
on the average ten ceI tsa pound, and have
SiOo'oOo'OoO expended every year in produ.
cling nuxious, dele,erious >weed. At least
ono and half times as much mere required
to manufacture It into marketable form. nrd
dispose Of TO the consumer. AT the var,
lowest estimate then, the human family ex.
pend every year one thousand million of dol.
lars in the qualification of nm acquired habit
or one dollar for every MAJ, woman and
child upon the Ourth! This sum wsuld build
two railroads around the earth at Il COS, orI
$50, 900 per mile, or sixteen rai'ruads from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. 1t would build
one hundred thousand churches COSTING SIo
900 each, or hSlfu million OF school house.
costing $4,000 each, or one million of dwall.
ngs costing $1,000 each. 1t would employ
'ne million of preachers, and one million of
eaehers, giving each a salary of $500. 1t
would support three and one third millions of
'oung men at college, giving each $500 Der
nnum for expenses. j. this annual OUTLAY
o increase or decrease in future!
Buffalo Democracy. y
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STATE OF CONN.
50. HARTFORD, Jan'y. 1855.


HARTFORD COuSTr.)
Personally appeared TrosLs A. ALEXANDER, Secre.
tary Of the fIna lns"' ance Company aud made uath
that the foregoing semcnt, by him Subscribed, Is true
CeOIding 10 his b Il knowledge and belief
HENRY FOWLER, Justice OF the Peace.
ArDlToR's ERrFicATE.-Frem William ID. Morgan,
Stale Auditor has been received in due fUrm legally
empowering the undersigned agent to transact bus.
mess uulil 81 July, lS5j and Is Gic with le Clerk
Of the Common Pleas Court.
that have property to Insure, will please inspect
aud The preceding reliable expose OF this old
and lUlg tried Corporation For Usefulness, security
aud ponptitude, has ever stood first in its line Of
trausactOns-and for ability aud means will attract
the attention otc iusrng public 10 confirm their CON
idencG IN it. The statement Is 50 prepared any ono
cont ast its condition with loCat and stale lsu
rance Offices If SO posed Its Investments of that
solid character not 10 he materially affected by the
ate depression in that class III assets.
The Of its capital stock to S5UO 900, is ho
dc cash addition to the strength OF the COrpOration
and permanent Investment for the pledge and sccuri
ty Of Its policies
The necessity and real benefits of insurance arc well
cYempfcd IN the fact the company has paid cash loss
during the past year. at its Western Branch office
alone, In hncinnHti To the sum of 2i65O9 OS, most OF
which has been paid, considerably in advance of the
time legally due, and II has had no st OF litigation.
II all any OF these facts Inducements tu the con
tnuancn Of its valuable patronage, its increase they
win hnd Its agents ready TO attend to the demands
OF business heretofore, with rO,ptitudG, al IA
vorablc fales and terms, as security 10 all PERMITS
ID. b. +. COWEN, Agent.
March 22, 1851
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-29


0ET"As Ne understand the "Sag NIGHTS.
they are an organization simply to follow in
the trail of the Know Nothings-simpy 'to
worry them fni out their secrets, and ex.
pose them to open day light"
Ohio Statesman.
We were somewhat disappointed with ,be
Sta eSmdn this morning, as we anticipated a
denial Of all knowledge of such a secret po-
Iitical society as the Sag NIGHTS, and We cx-
pcctcd to hear sermon upon the dcpravity
of human nature in general, and of the false
hoods of the Journal in particular. But we
were mistaken. The Statesman admits the
organization of the Sag NIGHTS as a secret
society, but says it s simply formed "to wor-
ry the Know Nothngs!" We trust tho SAG
Nichts will have good time worrying the
Know Nothngs.
As tho one-eyed oorkeepcriwas at his post
again last evening, we are snabIed to give
few more particulars of the doings Of this
worrying institution. The following are the
elected officers TO serve the present term: C.
Bre;z, (Clerk in State Treasurcr's oiIcr),
President; DR.. Scegsr, Vice President; Levi
Wilson, (Clerk in Auditors office Secre,a-
ry, and G. b. Flood, Treasurer. Two candi.
dates were elected last evening, who will be
initiated at HettsShencr,s on Front street,
next Saturday evening.
The signs of recognition have been alter
cd OF late, ow, who n a Sag Ncht wishes 10
make himself known, he will place his thumb
in either Of the top button holes in his coat;
the answer will be by rubbing the right eye
with oil the ingers Of tho right hand. The
grip is by shaking hand, giving two shakes,
and saying, ,"The country 8 safe" In gain
ing admission to the Hall Of the Order, two
raps must be given at the door, and the pass
word to be given upon entering, United we
stand" then advance to tho middle of the
room. The ends Of the fingers of both hands
are placed together, and raised over the
mouth The President recognizes the mo-
tion with a slight bow, and the indvidual
takes his seat.
Nearly all tho State officers, two OF the
clerks in the Postoffice, and all the guards
Of the Penitentiary, hive been initiated with
in the past month. The Sheriff and two of
his deputies, and three OF the hands in the
Statesman office, were original members. -
Great efforts have been made to 90. ths prjn.
'iPal oditor 10 join.-O. S, Journal.
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The amount ofliahilitics due or not due to
Banks or Oihcr crcdtors,--nothing.
Losses adjusted and dne-none.
Losses adjusted and moi due, sI4e,5Is,e2
for mrihcf proof, ,'''' :" '''"''' ~ 6Is57 so
All other claims against the Company are
small such only as printing &c.
Agents instructed TO take no risk over $4,000.
The amount ins ured in any city, town or
village, depends on the character, mate
rial aud construction of buildings, tho
width ofstreets, the supply OF water.
condition OF the fire department, aud 9th.
or circumstances.
The amount insured in blocks Of buildings varies; the
design is mi! thn loss by any one lire, To :iO,Mo
less.
The act OF Inc orporaion is ths same flied in July
1854.
THOS. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
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CARROTs AND PARSR1PS. H.
As soon as the earth can ba well wrought,
manure a plat with well-rot,ed dung, or qua
no; dig it in deeply, rOke iine, drill in a few
rows o. carrot and pufsnip seed, cover, ord
dust the bed freely with mixture OF parts
ushes aud one of plaster, for an early crop
When the plants are big enough thin the
carrots out, so as to stand 4 inches apart
the parsnips 5 or inches apart; the rows OF
the csVrst should be ~ inches apart, those
vf parsnips ls inches apart. %, ...,.,,.....
EARLY PoTAToEs. ......
A bed of these should be planted as soon RS
the frost is out of the ground, and the soil is
susceptible OF being worked.
AsPARAeUs BErs.
About the latter end Of the month, fork
in some wsll-ro;tcd manure, or guunu, and
give the bed dressing of mixture of thee
parts ashes purt salt.
New BEDs OF hsPARAcrs
AS soon as the frost is out of the ground
is the time TO set out new beds OF asparagus.
Let your manure be well rotted, dug in deep
say two spades deep-the bed finely rakrd
it in spade deep, rake fine, then plant out
the plants 10 inches apart, in rows u inch
es apart Then give the bed dressing OF
MIXTURE formed of six part ashes, parts salt
Keep the bed clean through the season. The
| plants should be two years old.
SOWING BEET SEED.
| Sow blood-red beet seed as soon as the
frost is out of the ground. Manure with rot
ten dung or guono, dig it in spade deep
nuke drills l inch deep, 10 inches asunder
aud SOW the seed
LEEks, GAILIC SC.
These should be set out us COON IS the rros,
is out Of the ground.
STRAWBERRY BED.
If not already done dig in some wcll-rottoc
dung, or guano, strew a mixture of 3 rarts
ashes, part plaster, over ;ho bod, and place
straw or tuD, or both between the rows. In
time nf droaght water freely, but avoid wet
ting the blossoms.
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Estate of DR.. Jos. Hewctson, Decd.

NOTICE hereby givem that at the Probate Court for
~ Belmont County, the undersigned were appointed
and qualified as Administrators OF the estate 0i DR.. 10
scph liewctsun. decd, late of Belmont County.
All those indebted TO said estate requested To make
Immediate payment; and those having clspis against
said estate, are nothcto present then Tor settlement
within one year rom this date.
'r.. ...f ISABELLA IIEW ErSON,
JOSEPH BOGGS, Adm'p.
The hooks and Accounts may be found u my hands af
ter the 10Th inst. JOSEPH DOGGS.
Feb. l. 1855.
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NEW ENGINE AND REPAIR SHOP.
ROAD NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given, that n Petition
/ VIII bc presented to the Commissioners of Rel
sont County, Ohio, tho 18th day OF Magch next for the
laying ont aud establishing of graded road commen
eng on The National Road, at the East eud of Fsiryew
and running IN FouthsIly direction, the nearest and
hes, ron'e IL inlcrssct the graded road running West
road nnw ulersect, SAID road.
Jan lWh--3l ml,
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INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL.
To Half a Million Of Dollars.

'I>HE ErNA INSURANCE CO.., OF
a HARTFORD, CONN, having complied with,
the law to regulate Insurance Agencies OF Companies
Incorporated by other states. passed May lst 1854,
publtsrthe oiIowng, os required thereby. The or,e
hal statement being on iile ~ the STATE Autu ntce
wilt q duplicate with TIE Clerk VI Common rluas,
County tOurt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-29
g. e. From the American Farmer.
. WORK IN THE GARDLN.
MARCH.

Every farm house should have q gordon Of
Fuitabie size to supply every member of the
FAMILY Of the owner of it and those depcn-
*dent on him, full supplies of vegsts bles at al!
Eseasons of the year, and We are very sure,
1that, independent of the Injuries which well
tappointed garden vouchsafes, the degree of
<comlert which !, insures, true economy die.
1ates that every Homestead should have it,
<Ihereforc, le, no one excuse himself for not
ihaving one, by saying the cultivation of u
garden takes too much time, aud is too cx-
Pensive, for we hold it that il is the nt st prof
liable part of every estate, where garden ia
properly cultivated
With this brief introduction, we shall
proceed to briefly point out things that shouil
be attended to.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-29
CARRors ANp PLRsxIrs.

dres, with mixture of 8 parts ashc. and
OF plaster. =
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Onions.

lfyou wish to grow good crop of onions
!" fom the seed, manure II bed with well rot
Ted manure or gunno, dig il in spade deep,
y" and rake finely, lay of rows inch deep,
w. foot apart, and drill in your onion seed thin.
'tsss.y, cover the seed thinly. and give the brd
Ifree dnsting OF a mixture composed OF six
~" 'Iarts nsbes and parts plaster. When the
Snions GENE up, aud are large enough to bo
.'"~hinned out, thin them out 30 as to stand 4
' Saehes apart in tho rsws; keep the bed clean;
~ not cover or disturb the bulbs, and YOU
bare f1e developed onions at harves,
were M
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6rIo Persons ovt Of Employment.-s 30
AGENTS WANTED

IN EVERY SECTION OF THEU. STATES.
The most EIegaa: and Useful Volume Of The
Year.
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w. NEWPORT, ATTORNEY TT LAW
~ AND SoLuIroR IN CHAscERr, st. Clsirsville, o.
Il Office opposite the WIN. Penn House. feb. 6'53.
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DtulhtNs
Ofulese are ppotArsus
uTrRI, or Falling Of the
Womb; Floor 8LRus,
Jr Whites; CuRosiC
IsFLaMNATtos ANi UL-
rkuATIOS % THE woAr ;
lSCiDESTAb llsspR.
RiiiuE, or flohdiiig d;
pAtSruL, SUPPRESSED,
AND lrRE0CLAg MrH.
srRuArioS, &C., with
all their accompanying
evils, (Uanser except.
cd, no matter how Sc.
we're of how long stand
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0ET"As Ne understand the "Sag NIGHTS,
they are an organization simply to follow in
the trail of the Know Nothings-smply TO
worry them fni out their secrets, and ex.
pose them to open day light"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-29

The Catholic an far ,urpasses other remedies in hcing
more certain less nsivc, and leaving The system in
better condition. Let all interested call and obtain
pamphlet frce) containing ample proof from The
able sources, OF the beneficial results of its u.e
together with lrtsts from highly experienced
who have used in their practice, aud speak fro their
nat,Sn
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pR MARcuIsps CELEBRATED

Itstand pre- eminent
for It's curative powets
w all tile assesses for
whichiiis rcennlnicud
cd, usually called
Female Cum-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-29

As soon as the frost is cut of the ground,
and the earth can be advantagoously wor kvd,
prepare bed Ivy munurng, digging and ra.
King and put in few rows Of the earlies, va
rletles OF green peas: at intervals Of 7 or 10
Gays, put in few rows more, in order TINT
your supply Of tender peas nsy be con thu.
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