The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-09
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ERIAcn CT PAoxIGH The Lyons MI
ror gives an account Of Z breach OF promise
cate, including seduction, in which Lucy
Nichols, widow is plaintiff, and Conrad
Gays, siis~er, 10 defendant. Gays has
A.d. The widow demands $1,000, pf0bsbly
to supper, The child, A warrant has been
issued for Gays arrest.
~A Son OF Mr.. Merrill. living shout
tso miles from Qaassue,on, met with q
fatal accident on last Monday afternoon -
The horses became frightened and ran
away with hin, throwing him under the
sled, and man eling him ia 8 shocking man.
ner. He fingered unul "Wednesday 10 :
state of inconsistencies when he died,
@rhe Fort Dodge Sentinel says, in
relation to the lands proclaimed for sale
by the President. in tina, tis;rie,, there 10
10 better prairie ia the world than that Of
Tered for sale In Hancock county. Whine.
hsgo is COED, but 10 reported somewhat
srsmPy. The northern psrt Of Kossuih,
somewhat spotted.
rThe Mount Pleasant Observer states
that fine bed CT camel coal has been
discovered few miles south Of Salem.
The vein, q, the opening, is four feet and
half thick. The coal is equal TO the
Kentucky camel coal, and Bang se, on
ing up, leaving but q few ashes, and but
q small quantity of other matter.
~The Keokuk Post ssys they have
sky LAWYERS 10 tina, dourisning city
@Tso prisoners. by the name of
VIM. Wheeler and Robert Tedford, es-
capped from the jail a, Marion, Linn Co.,
on the 10Th ult. Tedsori was immediate
" captured, but Wheeler is at large. A
reward Of Sl00 10 offered for Whselsr's
capture.
rlt is ssid that nes town is spring.
| ing up on the Cedar River where the
Iowa Central Air Lane Railroad cosses it,
which bias fair TO be rival 10 Cedar Rap.
Ids.
! TWe learn thst woman named Ham
mond, in Piae Creek Township, Ogls Co.
! committed suicide few days since, BY Ia,
| King arsenic Size mad for several years
| been living with a Warner, as his reputec
wife. ReceAt difficulties between them LED
10 the act. She fingered bat few hours
after swallowing the poison.
SEw p O's.-Bsdser Mound, Webster
| Co, w. White, Postmaster.
New Haven, Washington Co., Iowa; A
Waterman, Postmaster.
Caldwell, Apsnoose Co Iowa; II. NJ
| Myers, Postmaster.
Aluural, Delaware Couaty, Iows; F
/ w Dunban, Poe master.
Aerris. Woodbury. Co, Iowa. Edward,
! Postmaster.
@The Fl. Msaison Pla.adssier statei
| that negotiations are making FOR iron snG
seiiirg stock for the railroad yes! from shs
| city.
7 @Nf. MeSuu ha. teuisd from the
anscatine Enquirer, leaving Re sole pro.
p.ietrrskip and condact Of that excellent
| paper 10 Dir. D. 5. Biles, NE late ssso
4 ciats
GA littie 55y ~ The name Of Cslon
reading 81 Keokuk, al gsus Of bsll, re-
! esjYing slight ploE OF the temple fron
ne bait, and died in me evening" 10 spasms
I from re effects.
GA large Esss meeting otthe cilissn,
| of northern Missouri and southern Iowa
Sss recently held II Lancaster No., te
-nenorisze the North No. Il eii Read Co.
20 alter Their line in Missouri, - a. 10 make
The terminus Of the Read a, O.trmws, W..
pello Co
vAn article Of g-ss luestoass 9Th
! n ingredient Of water lime, has been iouuc
. Wspello, which is susceptible Of the 6I'
| 80, polish,
@Ths Dobuags Tribune. o. the q
! says.-Our styicss rom every county IL
the STATE give en- uausus iy good scc-nn'
u the winter wheat. Tue heavy snow.
isFe protected /. from the coolest weather
and the sbsndauce Of rain and melting
suew 10 the month of March, has given Il
i vigorous start. A mos, March. such -
We have had this season, gos: far toward
assuring good crop Of winter wheat.