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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-13

M Office is1hereby given that on the 10Th
IN day of August, A. D. 1854, an order OF attach
ment was this day issued by George Sheldon. Justice
Of the Peace Of Mantua township, in the County of
Portage and State ofoho III favor of Jau,cs H. Mich
OILS, against tire goods chattles of Adam McKbbin,
nonresident Of said county Of Portage for the sum Of
S262,0O, or in suit pending before said Justice.
wherein said Nichols is plaintiff, and said ibbin de-.
ftndant, which said order has boon duly served.
~ ~ i E RANSkY & TAYLOR, 'rt ~ q
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.GrOan no More.

A RE you afflicted with pain in the Head
II Eyes, Lungs, Breast, or Bowels, or with Lame,
ness In the limbs get bottc Of Root German oint
menl, 50 it thoroughly aHd be cured. II this oint
nent should not give satisfaction, after thorough mp
peation, tho bottle may be returned TO the agent
the money refunded. 's i-.s.. .f.. p. ...5rp
Agents: swim, Ravenna; Dr. Earl, Frapklin; and
sold bs one Agent 10 each t0wnseip. 4el3M
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grn ahuertistmruts. !.

COLLINS, BELDING & PRENTICE.
Ply sicians and Surgeons Once In the Pl9nix Block,
over Rowell, Vtter & Co., Store, Ravenna, Ohio.
--r'ta 7. A Good BuRgy
FOR Sale, cheap. Good wood will be
l. taken In pay. Enquire Of -..a,.. Is.
Ravenna, Sept. u, 50. D. N. S61sERvELLE.
,..... .. ...... 460-3w =, :
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4 TTACHMENT. .--Noticeis Hereby given
1 that at my instance n writ OF attachment Was this
In Hiram Township, county Of Portage and Stat, Of
Ohio, against the goods and cattels u oneSs rights
and credits Of Adam McKbbib nonresident of said
county, for the sum Of S34,sO. Augusta 1881.
479-3w .... J.R. VAUGHN.
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nISSOLUTION-The co-partnership here.
~ tofnre existing between the subscribers, in the
mercantile bussiness. In Palmyra Portage county.
Ohio, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. =
The business ofth old arn will be attended 10 by D.
L. Wilson, Ut the old stand. d. 4. WILSON.
Palmyra, August6, 1854. .'." L. y. WILSON.
Qn.Qx ~
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RAVEENA MARKET. f"
- SRI. CORRECTED WEEKLY By Flt a
GE GORGE BUEL g. CO.,
And others, Dealers in the respective articles
named below.
5prtiaI qutitr5.

N~ DR.. TUBBS will be at the Prentiss House,
H "Wednesday. Afternoon and Thursday until ;
O'clock P. NJ. 18th and 18th Of Oct,
SEQ advertisement In smother column.
TIP lnvalids recovering from the affects Of Fever,
Bilious Diseases or long continued illness ofnny kind,
will find Carter's Spanish Mixture the only remedy
which will revive thcir dropping constitutions, expe
all bad humnrs Edm the blood, excite the liver to a
pr9hbl and healthy action, and by Its tonic properties
teSl6re the patient TO life and vlgor.
,Wo elm only say TRY IT; 4 sihkl bottla Is worth
all lbe Sd called In exstencc It contains
no McrGrry, Oplun any other noxious or poisonous
drug and 6j given to the yoahgest infant without
hestasiou, .,. l.. ...
See the certificate Of wonderful curcs round the bot.
tie More than hyp hundred, persons In the City Of
Richmond, Va. can testify 10 lis good effects. ..
*.*See advertisement. -. 477-4w
T-P Dr. HooAanda q srman Bttors, prepared by nr.
c. Jackson, arc justly reckoned amongst our most
vsluable mcdicncsf In cases ofdyspebsl. II acts like
mngic strengthening the tone Of the stomach stmnlat
Ing the digestive powers and giving ruddy health to the
cheek and brightness To tho eye. There thousands
In Nils community who testify to their virtues and
thousands will hereafter add their testimony.
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PUBLIC .EENDUE, will take ploce q

A PUBLIC EENDUE, will take place on
the premises of The subscriber, q miles East Of
Ravenna, (known AZ the Cottage HiiI3 the 18th of
Sept consisting of household Furniture of all kinds,
such Sofas. Tables airs, looking Glesses, Bod
stcads Carpets Crockery, DE. Alec, agood Top Car
riagc, Harnesses, new ox-cart and wagon r H''
For all sums over S. good approved endorsed notes
at mnoths credit will be taken Salewill comm ,iite
ut O'clock A. NJ, 'Sa FRED'EA. CURTIS.
RaVehta, August 90, 81. - ~ 47s.3w e !.
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Ready NTnelc CIOtlling.
BOOTS AND. SHOES.
CARPETTNEI

s10n Yards Tapestry and, Btussels sCarpetnE 1000
LUV yards Fwo-Ps Ingram do; 1000 yards supeffheS
ngrain do; loco Cotton Wool and Hemp do; Stairs de-;
Oil cloth, Drug AMI Floor cloths; Matts, &c, Just recd
and selling atlow figures, atNo:2, Phoenix Block W
Nav 30, II. l.. DAY, !.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Prociam1lIS6. 1an15i RIccsISS. +

ProcIaEnaiIo6. Aansiai RTcciI51.
THE aualifed, Electors Of Portage County,
i Ohio hereby notaeto neet a ths usual pIaeps
o. holding Elections, In teir several t0vhships On
ond fuesday,l between the hours OF SIX o'eleck A. NJ
snd sx O'Clock p. ". Of tai day, for ths purpose OF
electing. .
one Judge ot The sapEems Court. lHI iitiil
"a. Member OF the Board OF Public woFks. W. !
!" Representative 10 Cougreas. -.ts-. ~ ...r ..g
.. Probate Judge. z. : ..l....s-..- I'd. .r . 90 ..
az CierE ofthe Court OF Common Pleas. -.s,
- County Auditor.
yrH Sheriff. igi7G - .G'lLGTT4 aILL,I
- County Comml+sioner. .rf.i.H... .. .-f. :
Director o. County Infirnary. ... ....
600. .aI -f. ... .lt. .- .tI..a. O.
-r, GRAhD AND PETIT JuRoRs. F. .-..
Notice also hereby given The Trustees Of the sever
al townshps that the 10 tho annual apporton
msnt and numbgL 30 Jurors, which thew are ruired %
return 10 the Clerk of the I'ouft OF otmon Pi.as
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Also to return at the same time to the Pro-
bate Judge, 5g,- r
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NRcII NJ JtHVthHa.
and misrepresentation VI certain wandering agents,
OF The Etna company, Of Hartford who It seems are
making an effort TO Introduce that company by tadu
cling our Ohio Offices. " glad 10 know that thus
hr, their efforts have earned only the and con-
tempt Of community "a Tag - 412-3.n
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Hardware. . Hnrdware!!

A. LARGE and general assortment of N Naits
II Glass and House Trimmings Of evsry variety, ,a.,
,4r.. ...,,.. ~, ..-.. r, 4. r, RICuARpsdSis
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4 TTACHMENT. NOTICE-.Nnticn IS

II hereby gyen that at my instance, writ of attach
nent Was this day issued by Gsorgs SheoR, Justice
tago. and State Of ohi, against the goods, Chattes,
moneys, rights and credits Of Patrick LAWN,
Resilient of said county, for thu sim of As. r
August Is, ~. ..ptrf..ia 477.4w
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NOTICE-The subscribers have removed
their Store and Tin shops to tho old stand Of Cyrus
Prcntss, door West Of the Prentiss House. whore
they will be happy 70 see thcir td customers and as
nauy can make II eonv enient TO cal.
August, 26, '54. BECKLEY & RAWiS0N,
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Marvin oasset. ) In the Court Of cdmiion Plea; of
Va. t.asy Portage C;ounts, Ohio.
Emeline Casset, BEt"" ssFUiyorce!
The said Eeiinc Casset will tako notice; that tho
Planth filed petition against her, in the Court III
Common Pleas, Of Portage county, ohio on the 21th
day Of July A. D. 1854; praying for divorce fronher,
for cause alleged adultery and extreme cruelty. s 4
Ravenna JGly %. 1854. 414.6w MARVIN CASSET.
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The FasIon Convention nc Ra-
Vehna.E - =

Huntington, Vt, Sept Z.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is, hereby given to all persons in
~ tercsted. that the Executors and administrators
on The following estates have TO the Court
Ohio, their several settlement accounts which are
placed ON dle in tho Office Of tho Judge Of said Court
and continued for Tie Inspection aud exception 0I all
ps,son' ierestsd ,s unit; Mopdsy the Cd day q oe,
Robert Halfs Hstat. Final settIclnnnf
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DAVID THOMAS'S ESTATE--Notce
u ishcreby giucn, that the subscriber been appointed
and qualified Executor, on the Estate OF David Thom
as late Of Portage county deceascd! Dated at Paris,
this lst day, OF Septembc 1854. al- sas1t "j rr
479-3w No.. ;. r,+ 4. WILL1AMTHOMAS.
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0IL CLOTHS for halls. Rugs, Mats. &C.,
" at J. H. BosTwIcK & Co.
BROAD CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Satin and !.
ID Fig'd Vestnes and every thing imaginable for
gentlemcn's We do II up brown; black, or
any Other color for you.
GREEN TEAS for 10 cents, the very best
" that Ravcnna can produce at ''''
.I..-.. JOHN II. BosTwlcK g. Co. =.
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NOTICE-fr. B. NORTON, would in.
form his friends and the public, that he has moved
bis onice 70 his Dwelling uonse, on Main ST.. nearly
opposite The iowa Hall. In Rayenha. where he ready 10
attend to ali the calls in his profession. *
August ie, ,5s.a5Ft@ kv9I N A'- 4s7Ltf u 7
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-13
New Firm aud New Goods!

-. E-F,, = WTI ID #E .E,T
THE Subscribers have just received their
L frat Invoice Of Spring and summer Goods, con-
sistng Of Prints, Gnghlm Be eLains, fstragut DaLains
Oar mnito will Do SMALL PR oETTS and READY
PAX" believing for ts interest pf both Merchant
ani custom. ,.,.,,qs, PaGSTtss,, Hopnlss 4 Co. .
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~ ticc hereby given, that the subscrber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator on the Es-
ceased Dated at Ravcnna. this I'd dag II Sept, iS5i
40 3w CHARLES VI. RUSSELL.
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Il tlfhmeht was this day issued by c. Brown q Jus
ticc ofhe Peace of Doerlehi township Portage coun-
ty, against the properly and effects Of Alien Williams
son, nonresident Of said county. Dated this Goth
day ofAugust, 1855. =, 49, 3Y JAMES C.HALL.
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u tiee is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and quail fled Executor, the Estate Of
James c, Wallace, bate 9t Portage eeHnt, ,deceased-
Dated at Franklin, this 3lst day Uf August, 1854.
= 479 3w WARREN Blu RT. Executor
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
Great Sale Of Choice Fowls.

The collection Of rare foreign birds and
pouItry. which had been on exhibition a,
Barnum's Museum during the week were
sold at auction this morning. in the Museum
BY Henry H. Leeds & Co. The stock was
imported BY Mr.. Giles, of Connecticut
for himself and others, and was brought
to this city by the steamship Washing
ton.
There were upwards OF 100 persons in
attendance. and the bidding was spirited
Tom Thumb was present as visitor and
bidder, and he attracted as much attention
as the golden phcasants. He was perched
on top of the cages, and pointed out the
birds to be sold.
4 pair of white swans and pair OF Jap
anese peacocks were bid off at one hundred
dollars each. One pair of Mandarlne
ducks brought one hundred and fifty dol
lars. Dir. Ehbets was the purchaser OF
black swan at the sum of one hundred dol
lars.
Mr.. Barnum said he did not wish to bid on
the fowls, because they were sold in the
Museum, but he would give the purchaser
Of the Mandarine ducks thrty-five dollars
premium for his bargain. He afterwards Of
fered two hundred dollars for the ducks, bu,
we believe the buyer. Mr.. Billings, would
net sell them.
Many beautiful fowls, which were said T.
be worth forty dollars pair, were knocked
down at two dollars and a haif.---Netc Yort
Post
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
oe-re.psassses Il the ". I. 7r.sass.
The Japan Exyedition

The expedition is finished. What has II
accomplished. Our shipwrecked sailors
will find aid on whatever point Of the ia
ranese coast they may be cast; the harbors
Of Simoda, Kakrstade, Napokiang, and an
other " hich we have ayear to select, are OPP
ened TO American ships; Japanese pilots
take them safely to anchor at established
prices: wood, water, provisions of all Kinds
and coal in sufficient quantity, will be given
for money or for goods, and Americans can
travel at a distance of ten miles from each OF
the above cities We have buried our dead
according TO Christian usagas, and Buddhist
priests have united their prayers with ours
Ourrailroad telegraph, and other machines
have beenp into practice upon japanese
soil, and the Imperial Council is now busy
with a law, permitting Americans TO IN,
s,ruct Japanese in their operation. One OF
our transports is filled with rich presents
and letters full of devotion, are sent 70 the
President in answer to his own. All this
has which been secured through the firm
ness and moderation Of our Commodore.
He needs no praise.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
A Proposition.

The Express and Herald, of Dubuque. has
been Dragging for some weeks with regard
to its '.largest circulation in the State like
the Keokuk Dispatch, but in its last number
the Tribune thus puts it to the test
1--WE do not approve in the main of motto
ing such articles, but that advertisers ma,
understand; we propose wager of one hun
dred dollars, to be decided BY the Typo
graphical society of this city; not that The
Express and Herald has not more readers
but that il cannot show that it has more ac.
fual, paying. subscribers, than has the Tri-
bune alone''
We shall see now 'swhat we shall see,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
More Incidents.

The following incidents are given by a
correspondent, who was an eye witness to
the thrilling scenes he describes, at the time
Of the recent terrible co llision Of the Great
Western Railroad
"A young man from. the east, whose leg
was terribly broken, never uttered sigh
while waiting for his turn, and moancd bu,
once when being removed. "Mus, lose
it," said he, in a subdued voice, as he gazec
on the shattered limb; and that was all
An elder.y lady Of great size, crushed be-
yond hope Of recover y, wished not to be Ia
ken into the cars, but calmly await death
where she was. "Gentlemen,'' said she
expostulating mildly, "you will find it very
difficult. weigh 24o pounds" Her per.
feet coolness, in such an awful moment
was not surpassed On the field Of Alma, Oh
on the deck of the Arctic. Her removal
was indeed difficult, but was accomplished
The conductor, an old and hitherto fortu.
nate railroad employee, declared that ''this
was the last of his railroading." He was
done"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
Dave.pers, Monday, Nov. Is, 1854
rhs Z I. Railroad Accident.


- The = I. Railroad Accident.
The terrible accident that recently oc-
CURED on the Rock Island Railroad was
eyeh more fearful than at first reported
Thus far t,osas Of TIE unfortunate beings, Of
the number who were conveyed 70 Joliet
have died and Eve others are beyond the
hope Of recovery, while seven are badly
scaldcd and eleven others scalded or MAIN
ed for life.
By this catastrophe whole family were
swept off; VIM. c. Laughlin, of Gettys
burgh, Pa, Margaret, his wife, Catherine
his mother, Mary Sampson. his niece, ana
Laura and Catharine his children.
Ofthe number who passed on to Morris
it is not known how many were injured
One Of those unfortunate ones is now stop.
ping below our city. His face and hands
were dreadfully scalded He was bound
for the northern part Of Missouri, but having
reached Rock Island was induced to go
back to Chicago for his goods-which were
afterwards found at Rock Island--andit was
on his return he met with the accident
which has SCARED him for life.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
AN ORDINANCE
For tie continuation Of Perry-street in Da

For tie continuation Of Perry-street in DAY.
export.
SEC. BE it enacted by the City Coun-
Gil Of the City Of Davenport, That Perry
strcetin said City be, and the same is, here
by extended and continued from its present
termination, North, to the North line Of the
Corporation.
SEC. BE it further enacted, That the
width of that portion of said street, which
is by this ordinance extended and contn-
ued, shallbe the same, and no more or less
than that portion heretofore opened and de-
clared public highway--to wit: eighty
feet.
SEC. BE it further enacted, That the
East and Yves boundaries of that portion OF
the street now extended shall be formed by
continuing in strait line North Of the boun.
daries of that portion Of the said street here
tofore opened.
Passed aud approved Nov. sth, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
HoRRIBLE DEArn--SEyrx NreRoE

HORRIBLE DEATn--SEvEs NEGROES
BURNED.-We learn from the Columbus
miss. Democrat that the gin house belong
ing 10 Miss Swoop, Of that place, situated
in Noxubee county, was burned with tYen-
ty-iye bales of cotton, and seven negroes
The eighth was so badly burned that he
was not expected to live. This terrible ca.
lamity was the result Of an accident One
OF the HANDS had taken lantern into the
room where the gin and cotton was being
stored away, when tie lantern broke from
the ring ~ which it was held. fel! among
the cotton. and Instantly set it all ia !
blaze.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

The proprietors of the Daily papers of
Evansville, Ind, in imitation of other points.
have raised the price of their subscription TO
10 cts. per week or $3.50 per annum. We
don't know that we shall be forced to raise
the price of the Daily Gazette, but should
we do so, those who have already paid will
continue to receive it at present rates until
the time for which they have paid expires.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
CITY Ordinances.

We publish below, Of the request OF sev-
eral citizens who desirete know sOmething
of the doings Of our City COUNCIL couple
Of Ordinances that we are much pleased to
see passed, especially the former in relation
Ito an imposition to which we have has oc-
casion several times to alllde.
AN OH DiNANcE.
To prohibit the use Of Spring Balances m
reighiny meals and otter ARTICLES ~ iae Ct!y
OF Darenport. and also to provide tor ne
measuring Of GOOD and for lie 1etghtng q
Hay and Coal. saas
Sec. 1, Be il enacted BY
the council of the city of Davenport, Tha,
the use OF spring balances in weighing meats
and other articles be and is hereby prohib-
tied.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That from
and after the publication oil this ordinance
all persons are prohibited from selling hay
or coal " thin the limits Of the city without
first having the same weighed, and all per
sons are prohibited from selling wood with
out first having the same measured BY the
proper officer appointed by the city council
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That K. NJ
Prettyman be and he is hereby declared city
Wegher and Measurer, and that he shall
weigh all hay or Coal and measure all woot
offered for sale within the limits Of the city
and that he shall give areceipt for the same
to the person getting Hay or Coal weighed
or wood measured.
Sec 4. Any person violating this ord
nance shaH he liable tn n fine Of Ten Dol
lars for every such offence, to be recovered
by an action before the Mayor Of said city.
Passed and approved Nov 9th 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

IMMi6RATIos.--We learn from the ferry
man that there has been an average OF from
forty to fifty teams per day, crossing at this
point, Tor some two months past
This is not large number compared with
other ferries above. but when it 10 remem-
bered, that this is almost a new route for
emigration by land, and that much the larg-
sr portion come to this place by the river, il
will serve as pnc item to indicate the rapid
increase OF popui a,ion.-KeoksLk Wing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

S NETTING SEw.-An invention which
must become popular consists in small
paddock, with the owners name engraved
upon il, which is affixed TO an umbrella in
such way that il cannot be taken off. nor
the umbrella opened, This it is supposed,
will guard against the stealing of umbrellas,
and In this light viii, If successful be by
some considered an infringement Of natural
rights.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

FIRST THROUGH PAssEEGEks.-We oug
TO have mentioned soonef that the fir.
through passengers from Chicago to Bur-
ington by the Military Tract and Burlingtaf
railroad, arrived in this city on w dnesda
evening asst. Mr. Remick, agent, has Fl :
fedupa ticket office ia the reading room i
the Buret House.---BuyL Tels
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

1t is said that Mr.. Charles Schneider, a
lawyer ofNew York.was SO deeplyafected by
the death of his brother on the Arctic, that he
died the day after hearing the news. His
mother is almost crazy, and is hardly expect
ed to survive. There were more victims of
that terrible disaster, it seems, than were
aboard the ship.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

Speaking ofthe Farmers Bank of Chica-
go,recently suspended. the st. Louis int
says:-"This concern has been calling in
its bills for several months past with the in
tention of closing, and has probably suffi-
Gent stocks deposited with the Auditor to
redeem all its notes now out"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

A DRoUGHr II CoNyEcTlcUT.-It is a
time of dreadful drought for the old soakers
Of Connecticut. Their liquor law is as
stringent as persimmons. A striped pig
can't breathe Connecticut air any better
than he could charcoal fumes. To get drunk
requires deal OF enterprise, and to make
another so is harder than it was - take Sc
bastopol-by telegraph.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
WEST DAVENPORT!

TN HE undersigned viii on or about inc lo.n .. ms
| month offer nj auction on the premises, SUM-
~ hn,l ling lots aud tots from one u hsc acres
each, nearly an Of which are ~ sight o. .ne r'e''
Rock island and Davenport. MA, farm.
~. 49,, ~ no Ctty aud will BE- sold for smail
naraion Of the purchase il hand, and long,
credit on the balance ana smaller Interest VII, DC
-, Do ats,, From many Of the lots are soinc 81
The rrnndcst views in the vicinity OF pavcnpon e
man Of taste sanherc procure aeoantrs sue u','.@
cd in beauty. and the poer man can 'or ,ha anns,
timber and water In abundance to purchase p'easah
and healthy home g,,u.. an ,e.,;,ess a,
Carriages mud other vehicles W De W 90
he liz Claire House the morning Of s;sie, hote
which will be duly given Of the time to convey mos
Wishing to purchase free Of charge to me groan'
refrcs hmen,s will be found az suitable houf 'o' "
| to partake who please. tA rams
November I'd. 1854. Gas - ~ -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

The Keokuk Dispatch, like the Banns, OF
this city, is afflicted with the Know Moth
ing mania and is snarling and biting at ey-
cry thing that comes within its reach.