The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-24
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NELaoss FAAmkaDGareh .. 1857
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aswspaper. And - We Fsfess TO = pr'e-
IDEAL nan, permit .us y cay efew tAins' 70
the public. lseAaalss srs 40 o0en mere
uaehines. al mske srsiclss sss - With
GU, sAoueht sbost their object. u y sAe'r
hu.iues, to make and never to use. and ire
euendy never tosee the article used. Let
Us then cav word to the plew- maker. -
there are number Of them within the cir.
Gle OF the Gasetts's circulation. Last sum-
.nst We Lest sevsn dsllasa in work and
money because one sorsw belt in our Plow
~ss rsuad inssssd ofs(ssss. In taking on
the skse~ and putting Il On, the thread OF the
Of the screw on she bolt wa injared 90 'nat
the top turned hard and the bot turned with
il, Alter spending hoars in attempting to
hold the bolt, and cxhsusting our patience,
The plsw had 10 be loaded into wagon. and
an ox team with hard GO IL aaoshsr coan-
IL 10 &c, the bolt and the hole Through the
sheer made square. 6eme Of our nsighbors
have similar trouble. All bolts that pass
through iron should b square, 30 that they
can be held. Again, W. bought breaking
pillow, with the corners Of the beam cham
pered OF ~ "a 10 make it lock -asat.--
When We went % gear our pillow To worl
with wheels. " had TO work out pieces ant
nails. on the cosaers Of The beam. 20 thu
lhe pillow could Be held firm BY the aprigh'
posts in the axle ct he vheela. Boys, lssvs
yer BEANIE sesare. DIT few pillow handlss
stand over The hrs, yesr. The haadles srs
not ssroag eaeagA. rAws i -, enough
timber in shsn. We have on our tarn SIX
worth Of piows, and nose q then ever tws
yesrs ola, bot The 6rss haadlss srs III gene
IL timber l. scarce in Iowa. do ssad wAer'
there isa pleny. We hope these ssGgss
lions will be Needed.
Up In the counties Of Hardin. Grandy
Marshall, Franklin, Wright and Hamilton
We need more -four mills. The farmen have
hard time with the mills in this region
| with the exception Of one at Hardin City
owaed BY Mr.. Haden. He does what 10 about
right. But the others take over half fol
Touring. The way they do this 10 ~ refa'
sing to grind for any one for toll. But they
will give you about - lbs. Of Asur for 90
lbs. OF good wheat. By this means they
keep for grinding - lbs. including the ofal
This i. rather hard grinding. There 10 fns
water power on the Iowa, a. we'll - The
Cedar. and our people would raise more
wheat il mills would s,il Aour on reasonable
terms. We raised hundred acres Of wheat
las. year, bu, We will not scattsr . wide
again unless the prospects are bstter fol
mills on honorable principles. Send ~
some Of your capitalists 10 occupy our vscan'
mill seats.
It isa matter Of some rejoicing that the
late Legislature enacted ~ cut of Judge
Mcfarland. Judicial District. We have
never had q Court held in Gruady county
and q pure Republicans a. we profess tc
be, we fell humble that our Judicial bushes,
had 10 be presided over BY him. But W
are clear, and will have TO elect Judge Of
our ow n on The first Monday OF April. A
convention has been held and q gentleman
by the name of Brown, OF Iowa Falls, has
been nominated. But We believe there ID
10 be another Republican convention, and
we fear trouble and division.
II has been cold up here the drst week in
March. On the morning Of the I'd the mer-
curry stood at below zero, on the 9th de-
grees below. on the 7th 10 degrees low,
and on the sth 30 degrees below, on the 9th
10 degrees below. This was by swell
tested thermometer.
Yours, &c, c. #. CLARKsoS.