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BARK FRANCIS WATTS, before reported lost sunk at
Pass ogre on the I'd inst She was loaded with $500
Bn BARx CALerTrA from Boston for London before
ported ashore e. caRS sshe has been got o. And sid lsh
pilot on board and leaks but little.
BARK MorAsc Croker, from Matanaas via Key West,
hsre fss Pm, Il in Put into ssyanaah 10th inst
weather which caused again spring leak when she
ss' is ssS ss
had the .sashs as for days
vessel and 1t understood her cargo will be
deeply laden X, Nth sSss hides and
%sSesa satns day left ths 18th the
a for &
On the 2Gth March took pilot the west end wind from
lore reaching became nofSsry and
@ IN III, s, 1es "a day they driven
repair. y
WHALING pnIe MrNco, Collins, of westport. at 8.
Thomas 18th ul leaked badly that she condemned
sod y for SIS She had been on Il
had bills oil which has been discharged shipped for
will come home in the vessel.
sorR FRAseIsA, Hooper, reported for this city from
captain and supposed Also taken c By ssbr MOI Mo-
y the % S @ and S, Tho
Of l tons burthsn quilt at Sedgwick lsas owned
she The Il. hws
also stated to be insured here,
ScHR b PRESTON, Chase at Baraooa from NYork 18th
nit, In stiff gale from the SW the sd pitched away
Der flying hboom and while in the act Of clearing the
wreck Mr. Mayo FIRST mate washed OF and drown
cd although boat Immediately lowered and every
effort made to save him.
PILor BOAT JAoop BELL is s.i Ashore at Sandy Hook.
The report Of her having been got of was an error
THE WRECK vessel which foated ashore AZ Cape
Hayen last December hes been given mp 70 the Con
sui by the authorities He says In letter dated @tn ut
IAN arrangement WAS immediately maze Win tne com
the here which Il lust Rnshed and shall
sess 70 lays beth saysa md hg s0la 1T pubic auction
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Theatres md Exhibitions.

The Boston Ertning Gazette of the 18th inst has the
following paragraph which to correct previous
satement"We see that certain letter writer's alude to
speech made at Miss Robertsons benefit. Mr.. b was
not called for. and did not speak that occasion 1t
the night of his benefit that he said Il thank you
for the kindness youehave shown Mrs mean Miss
Robertson preconceived idea to still further mystify
the curious Bostonans to the adys real position
Mr. Bourccault far superior to Barnum in his tactcs
BowERY IHEAIRE-The new local drama founded upon
Hot Corn will he played this evening, together with
legitimate piece in which Mr. Eddy and Mrs Clark will
appear.
BROADWAY TuEarRE.-Miss Julia Dean will appear this
evening as Juliet, in the play entitled Romeo and
Juliet She has never before played this character in
New York. The cast includes all the prominent members
Of the company.
BURROWS TnEArRE.-Thc Tempest" is announced for
this evening with all the scenery dresses effects
&C. &c The production of this piece is of Mr. Bur
toms greatest triumphs.
NATIONAL THEATRE The drama of Uncle Toms Cabin
which has been played at this theatre nearly three hun
dred times will be given again this evening with Mr. and
Mrs Prior, Mrs C. G. Howard and Little Cordelia How
ard in the cast.
wAIAcS's THEArRE.-Mrs Conway has a benefit this
evening when the comedy of "a Bold Stroke for Hus
hand" cast to the strength of the company will be
played In addition the successful nterlude Of Love
and Murder" The comedy will be given with
scenery.
BARNrMs MrsEuM.-The local drama Of "The Old
Brewery the attraction for this evening It depicts
ternoon performance Is announced
BROADWAY NrSAGERm.-The instructive exhibition at
No 1851 Broadway will be open only two days longer
The giant, the fat lady and the great collection of ami
mails, deserve particular attention.
CuRIsrys MISsTREIs, No 472 Broadway will give one
Of their unique and interesting concerts this evening
This band is unexcelled.
WOODS MISsIREs.-The new buresque founded upon
Uncle Toms Cabin" is played every night at No. 444
Broadway The entire talent Of the company included
in IL.
CHINESE HAII-The Buckley Minstcels are giving rich
programmes for their nightly concerts Eph. Horn
Briggs, and others, are unexceed in their respective
roles.
WHITES MINISTRIES are giving concerts 4e5 Broadway
every evening, and Wednesday and Saturday after
moons. II is full and effective company
HART's WHOLE WORLD is still on exhibition at 377
Broadway.
SIGNoR BIuz gives entertainment at Library Hail.
Newark, N. j. this evening.
The popular vocalist Madame Ugade was to re appear
the 10th ult at select concert when she would sing
three morcedRr, and the grand air from Ia Favorite
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FOUND DRowNFD.--A man known Jenny the Piper
Oliver street, r. r. Coroner wilhelm held an inquest
upon the body. There was marks of violence
upon the body. He was Wednesday in a rum
store Of the corner of Oliver and Water streets
dict OF death by drowning rendered Deceased Was
RAtve Of Ireland, ard thiS.S Eve ysars Of aSe.
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Domestic MISCELLANY.

AZ late dinner of the Mechanics Associa ton at Brook
Ign, the following capital toast was given
BY j. Hobrook, Esq.-The mechanics ssbetter half
Like the plane when che make the rough places smooth
Like the broad when she adds family circle
throws Of chip of the old block" Like the anger
whom she bores her husband to DEATH and like the sa
when che cuts stick. But useful and attrac tye
when she represents the pinmme and helps him TO 20
straight.
On the 18th inst the locomotive Ontario was found to
be on fire at the Paterson, N j. depot The house
entirely consumed.
clergyman in Washington the other day, soliciting
his congregation for little material aid y remarked
that since the issue of three cent pieces the revenues Of
his church had decreased nearly one half
The Senate Of Ohio has killed the Maine LIQUOR law
and passed bill to prevent the adulterat0p Of liquors
5bey rant It s!(ony,
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at the South without the spirit Of recrmi
nation without sectional bitterness enmtes but act
inc towards others upon the broad platform Of duty to
ourselves Your obedient servant j. d. b. DEBOW.
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Memoranda.

LAuNcHEn-At East Boston, last week by Mr. Jackson
fine clipper chip of about 1900 tons called the swallow
ed by house in New York and intended for the California
and India trade
At Bath 10th inst by Esssrs Houghton Sons ship Bal
tic, about $50 tors.
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THE FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

ll.l
The Commercial Convent on of the South which as
sembled at Memphis, Tennessee In june 1853 adjourn
ed 10 meet in Charleston South Carolina Monday the
10th of April 1854 In conformity to this order accord
ingy large number of delegates from the States repre-
sented at Memphis assembled in the Charleston Theatre
yesterday-being the 10th Aprii-and called to
der at IL A. NJ by the Hon. T. L. Hutchinson Mayor OF
Charleston.
The names of the States expected be represented
elegantly labelled around the family circle in the
following order beginning at the right the spectator
looked from the parquette door, wiz
Arkansas Texas, Mississippi Missouri, Illinois, Florida
Kentucky, Alabama Tennessee Georgia Louisiana, North
Carolina, Virginia, District of Columbia Maryland Indi
ana and Ohio.
Committee of Arrangements, however, very properly
acted the safe side and marked rendezvous for each
state that expected according to all intimations
The delegations from other States present occupied the
dress circle in the relative order above designated while
the South Carolina, home delegation, occupied and
completely filed the parquette.
The family circle reserved far needed, for
the ladies' goody proportion Of whom in attend
ance at the hour fixed for the opening of business
while the the gallery testified the interest
e N h bse ca o ag y air proceeding.
opened with prayer by the Rev Christian Hancke d.
after which Wilmot c. DeSaussure, Esq, was appointed
aH Secretary pro tenn.
TIE Chairman stated that this was regarded strictly
an adjourned meeting, and that the Hon. w c. Dawson
of Georgia, who presided at the former meeting in
due expected to take the chair, as the presiding
officer of the occasion.
On motion Of Mr. A. f. Browning, of Charleston, the
Hon W c, Dawson, of Ca invited and specially
questcd to take n seat on the platform. Among the
guests and members specially invited and appearing
tie platform in addition to several of clergy, VIZ
perceived his Excellency Gov. Wanting, Lieut. Nj. +
Maury T. s. NJ Sir Charles Grey, late Colonial Governor
OF Jamaica, and others.
The Nominating Committee retired, and after some
considerable delay during which various calls made
for speeches without effect presented the following
port through their chairman Hon 'Eugenius A. Nisbe
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[BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TRLFGRApHl
SANDY HOOK, April 1911 PM.
ship off the Hook Nothing else sight Wind fresh
from NSE. Weather clear.
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BEFORE HIS HONOR INC KecOrucr.
TRIAL OF ISAIAH SELovER FOR DEFRAUDING EMF
GRANTS.-THIRD DAY.
The trial of Isaiah seover for having defrauded
returned Calfornians by selling them spurious passage
tickets for Chicago and the Far West resumed ycser
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08

Z IDDp1lAuiIv s.A
the Ladies' OF lows, that they have mi ,s ..o'n
large loi Of Charter Oak, Air Tight Cooliur So.s
Now Ladies' You have not the right IL yote ~, 'ss
preSdya yea esriainl, have the RICH. 70 sho,,s ~.
Cook stove, aud before despotie mao assumes IN
ponsbi. (as no joubtb would u you WOULD IL, ~. ~
We would advise you 10 exercise This right and IT, -
s 40 would solic your Alteration 70 The abo,e s,o 70
warrant them u give perfect sati,fati lion IN gu
particular and il Plate erncks in one year We ~nsY
sh rev ones frae 0t charge; besides any usr.a. M
osiedin regard 20 the operation Of this stove and ~
and Mo mo,ey until tho expiration OF two Nj. ,a
Below We give Colr VI certificates siglod b, ,.,
living ii nearl, every part Of this Stats Now ,Sa.
II this = NJ. proof Positive that ibis is superior stove
We whose names arc hcreunto subscv,hed al. ~,
method OF recommending the Charter Oak Air ya ~,
ooknx s,ose, sid ny n Wieksrsham 4 ION, Ds,.
export, Iowa We believe to he the best Cook so,.
nov IA use, for speed III exceiling IL eook nr. - NJ
believ IL TO be c heaviest ad ost durable s,vnsS
jas Norval, Ripley. b b woodward. Jao = r.
.es. VIII b Hssris, q & Miiehcii Z 4 si To-" a.
knapp, Henricsts Rr.ioss Ann NsG'eruict. Ia..s
woodward, Sinner DAWSON, WoViferd, Jno ii T.1'
tith, Thomas Ms6avrsn. Charles Weston Beri ,t,s,
s ssn Ss1 aaaa @sssns Baiss. ar p,
Acfniion, ia. !iorinet"n. a Billion. Els Barrev.
cto.sai a iIsde, II i Raiiun, Wm nnnsbSs., I y.
FAR. JncP iii on, Jaa Bes,ti., W Po,,l.. Geo
krowef,s FNAns,, 4, wrlst. Herr, Fearing. F ban.
faiion, Ji, osds, VIII Rats, 3 T. i@nh,r tp Nv ~%
Wiley, T Walker, Jns n Mindsos, 4 Gaels. N.
ram brown. WIN 4 kkelter, George Sauns, NV
Buck waller, NewbiIry olds. Dsnnis CnrpelIer
Besides The above itnvs ws ksep con.sar tly q. ~.
the Pe'ire State Challenge, llaek pianoLd N,v n
gr, clipper. Bea,,t! q tls West, md Others. A.
s.~rnsr, o. Tbrsscs, Gcppss = :, Japnnsd D." Ale
make. pa e5rre. Ps VI ~ , sl =.
,,.rc,, ~ ~ wtcKrpSu,u /. co.,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.

MOT at the lie Claire House, but right opposite il
~ al the store OF tue well known Merchant Tailor
l.. w. sTEISBERG, 2p STREET.
Of well sorted Stock OF IL eady :. Made Cloth.
ing, Hats, Caps, Trunks Carpet B,gs, Shirts, Graz
watts De dc. Gc.
The undersigned il beginner and promises those
VINO viii favor hHl with their calls honest and up
rigilt dealing.
IN prices and quality ofgoods able 10 conpete
With any establishment In this City,
Please call and examine my goods before you go
where. A. MIEDkE, Agent.
Davenport, Msyt. --wtrw.t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
NEW YORK. HARNESS STORE

As been removed frpm Brady to Second Street.
four doors East OF Brady, where shall be pleas.
ga 10 VIII on eli who wish good articles 10 the harness
ilnc The assortment the most complete ever Offer
ed here before. Great pains taken I, please.
heep always on hand Collar. Brides Haiiers. Cards,
Br shes Gurry-f oinbs. Fly- NeIts OF every kiUd IN
their season. Leather Fiy-Nett- also
Whip- Shd Saddles IN abundance Nrbip. from ..
cts npwurSs, Saddles from ss.Gu to $3.50
All WORK warranted to be "a recommended
g.. w. BAkSES
bsvsepoft May 10th, i.jt-wtsW-n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
"a. DAILY
Keokuk and ROCK Island Railroad Line,

Keokuk and Rock Island Railroad Line
The two fas, Steamers J Mex EE and BEN CAMPBELL.
now make Daily Trips, connecting with the cars
for Chicago Rock Island, and with tho Daily Lane OF
Pockets for 81. Louis az keakuk.
The J. MCKEE, Capt, Dodge. leaves Rock island ey-
cry Monday. "Wednesday and Friday evening Tor heo'
kuk: Katurning leaves Keokuk every Tuesday, Thur
day and Saturday evening.
fhe BEa CAMrBElla Capt Mulliktn, leaves Rock
sliand ever. Tucesiay. Thursday and satarda! evening"
Returning, leaves Keokuk ever. "Wednesday, Friday
and Sunday evening. June q less
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
GROCERIES,.
PRO BONO PuBLIco.

HAVING purchased the entire interest Of Jas. II.
i Dumont in the Stove, Tin Copper aud Sheet Iron
business. formerly carried on BY ts Arm of DU MONT
& RiOHDAS; woaid respectfuliv announce TO my
friends, patrons and te public generally. that shall
continue the same business at tine same stand. (Brads
ST. SIDE tstNeen Cd and 3d) and tie all need
ing articles in my line I, give - call.
Persons favoring with their orders may pEpr D
upon hav pe their DIRK done promptly, substanttaiiy
aud in a work anike manner, for am determined 10
utmost exerticns TO please all, gusn.
fity and price. @tsa
At great expense have secured the services Of Mr.
Jas H. Dumont. who wi personally attend 10 all Cor.
PEN and PLunBIso work as heretofore.
n b. All work warranted.
II. e. RIORpAN.
Davenport, Iowa, Sept oath, IsS4.trw-tf
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s6SRE sih,criber has reeeccd large addition 70 his
- ssocL al Goods III all the different ma
klne ID a usual tho most attractive assortment 70 DC
kSsf1 Ia shiS region OF country- # np,.
You viii ind almost any thing you want ~ me phi
GOODS Hac, whether stAple or hney, anu tae Sue -
CletAinr, hornets, Han, CAPS, Boots and saoes.
In HARDWARE the assortment 70 tatSof YUAN an.
: o,bss DOT exclusively such ..,s
0i in sSSf IS'" tAssEs. cRocKERy and GLASS
II ,sShc 8 ll ordsgs tor most Of tho Molipe manu-.
occurred shclee on short notice. An examination viii
prove hs stock % b. more various than u oen con.
e.ived Of eGssfrss e&
ne 4 sot u hs uaassosA Tor rcadyps whether sa'h
q produce.
ssssi Il 3, ssausan So 4 wss's
sale and rteAi WA. >. SoenSc'v
e NoIne. june 9Th, leSt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
Fall l. Winter Clothing
1oENr JoRDAN'G

AT JOHN 0o&NDxAGS'& -
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
4 LARGE and varied assortment Of Mems md
ARoySs Ready made Cl0thiny, emerac-
frr Ali liz ilsfcus aud approx I'd ssylee aud made D.
GOOD orkshoassat oftae best material
Fine msdiam and common, Union. Beaver, Felt,
Pilot Pete rsham and Flushing. Bangnps, Sacks az
Paleyt 1vcreoats. Cloth. Drcss aud FfocI Goats O
various coiors and qua tires Cloth, Caasimere, sat-
net Velvet and Tweed PAnsaioons Sis, Satin, Va
ientia. Swausdowp, Velvet, Plush. Cloth, Cashmere
Safinet, Doub : and Single breasted Vests MankeN
Jackets Drawers. UndeFshists Hosiery. saspendets
Gloves Cr.v ats Hank efehiefs Shirt Collars
Tea Scarfs Winchester end scau's appreSe ed P-teii
Shoulder seam SHIRTS Umbrellas and All articles asua-
IL kent In gen.lemaES Furnishing stores. tGslldlE.
kobes de Chambre aud Reyare Vests and Overeoats
Also n SPLENDID assortsnens Of unent Cloths. Cas,
meres and ves,inss all Of which viii be made up 70
order in tho hest manner. promptness 81 sccnln
modating prices. and By competent workmen TIL.
10 in the monthly receipt Of the latest
FASHIONS 20 that cxdsrs intru ed 10 Them may be re-
He'd upor being in the latest style by those who de-
sire Il. All manner of plain work and work of gen
teel medium, promptly attended to as heretofore.
HATS Of q sew style together with all OF tho com.
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Grateful past patronage, the subscriber confdon-
II hopes TO MORT continuance Of the same.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Tailor aud coshier, on Front street, opTo
ssse the Steam Mills.
Davenport Oct. ID Issa-3wtr&wtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08

ROCK BINDERY,
Blank goos sal Paper Fox Mandatory
No. 4 CoMaERCIALs BUILDING.
:" MGLtkR. Book Binder in Ia, export, begS
~ leave ~ inform tho c,itEens 81 DavehpoTt Rock
ls nj. Moline and vicinity tisnt he has received rs-
Hing Machine afd Is NOW prepared 10 DO all the ORR
in this De Paper Ruibg and ank Look sialuiae-
turing. Also all sorls II Binding: nIHnuf ,tafes all
sorts Of Papec Boxes, Frsnr.s and Earses Maps an,i
Pieiares, DC. lie .iso does PopeF lIanging al the
lowest prices.
Blank Books for general use, Band, Hat aud PanIa,.
let Boxes constantly ON hand.
May II. ls54-tr~-H W. MULLER
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
8. Il. KEEMLE,

8. 4. kEEMLE,
Attorney at Law,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND
Commissioner for States of Ohio Pennsylvania
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD,
MONEY LOANED.
OrrICE s. 4. CORNER Cd and NAN ST. J, 2,-trw3n
ACCOUNTS SETTLED.
THE undersigned from practical knowledge of ac
1 couhts feels confidence in offering his services i.
opening arranging and final settlement Of Books am
Accounts genera ly. s. X. KEEMLE.
July 2.-5ntrw s. r.. Corner See nj and Main S.
ACK SCREWS, Clamp screws. Drills Crowbars
~ Picks, rer! low BY DAVENPORT LIE CLAIRE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
LOOK HERE.
3 farms for Sac.

ANE of 1870 acres prnirie Land. ten miles from
~ davenport the Hickor, Grove Read. Que Of 10
acres. broke ard enciosed the >tdbb's Eddy Soad
north Of East Da,enpor. II miles. Also the
road miles from Eist Davenport iG acres. 81
under eaiilystion, with good brick house, orchard
etc. Foe farther particulars apply TO the Subscriber
Oh the premises last named
Nay I'll, 1854. JACOB NJ. ELpRIDGF.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
'Y1ur IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.

rTNEE subscriber oilers part The whole of his farm
xsfev sale. II ID Situated miles from East Dsyen-
poh, y miles from the fver the Lost Grove and
CsmaASae road IteInbfaces about Al seres, one-haf
prairie and balance timber, 100 enclosed good
frame daelnng house, out-houses. two wells. large
bearing orchard Tue ADORE farm If not sold will he
er teEt For particulars enquire At ths Office or OF
ne UNDERSIGNED or the premises.
Sept 3th. Is54-uv-3m. ISAAC MORGAN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08

BREAD. CAKES & CRACKERS
Wholesale & Retail,
,s,TE SUBSCRIBER having purchased Of Mccollums
celebrate I'd Crselc- .Haehises lie - prepared .
furnish his customers and III nfhers With Butter, Sol
Sugar, Boston, oyster md Picnic Crackers. Plot
Broad. Cakes. Rusk and Loaf Broad. at Wholesale
retail The articles viii be sold cheap
be bought in this part of tho country.
Bakery on Frsint, between Rock Island and PERI,
streets, above tho steam mills. All orders from the
country promptly attended to.
Davenport, Iowa, Apl 22d, ls5i-wtrw
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Cheap Cheap !. cheap:!!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TIN JJORDAN would announce 10 the ctzens Of
DIV Davenport, and the public, that he has opened
~ Ladies and Gchtlemen's boot and shoe store ad-
Joining Burrows g. Prcttyman's store, one door above
the Iowa Clothing store where he s prepared 10 man
ufac,ure boots and shoes Of NIL descriptions.
LADIES BRANCH.
Fine Silk lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Koesuth Boots; Enameied Patent Paris
Boots, Ties Bronze Parde; Ark.
Jenny Iinds; Jenny Liuts
BlIskins Polka Boots
large assortment of Ladies and Misses Chdren's
Shoes. too numerous tn mention.
Also large assortment FOR Gents wear
Eastern fine French Boots; Congress
Cutters. Monterrey; Jersey Ties;
Plain walking Shoes
Morocco;
And all kinds Of heavy work. suitable for country.
well ne city custom: all who want neat ft and
boot would do well to call at the Davenport Boot and
Shoe Store. Cali and see. June y, 1s53-34T
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.


THIS town is situated on beautiful nnduaiiRr
L prairie 10 miles from Davenport and u miles
from Mo .catine II is the State road mics from
,hc Es.i ssi,, and Missouri Railroad aud miles from
ihc river isycry healthy! with population OF one
hundred no, II sickness having occurred this
summer. II is within Il half niir VI timber ana the
same distance of the best coal banks in the country
lii " ell watered both with springs aud wells
Blne Grass now contains one store with a fine open
ing for an Other blacksmith shop, wagon shop cabinet
shop etc. Three b1i dngs are now b:ing completed,
which, of ample Dimensions aud intended for n
stand Is for rem; on reasonable terms Being
on the main travelled road and the nearest public
house miles distant, very fair Inducements are thus
to any Whaling 70 engage In tho bust
ness. saw mill is In operation 81 miles from The
town and girls, mill is being erected at the same
place.
Lots arc for sale In the above tawn on very
reasonable terms, and those wishing 10 build and To-
cate there will have such Inducements presented them
as are rarely offered. Good improved farms can be
purchased IN the vicinity az from SIS 10 $40 per acre
49, JAS L. EURsSIpES.
Hiae Grass, Oct .th, le34-wtrsa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-08
FALL AND WINTER Goopsi!
woo DWARD & Hal b Is,

~
FALL AND WINTER 0oopsi!
WARD & Hal BIS,
Are nov crenhe their
Now store EOO1A,
On Brady Street. doors Above ne ross ouAce
rKRy large stock af seasoDab.e Goods.
rranoh aoa English Morines all Wool,
ne Iaius Plain and Plaid Silks,
- Black Silks Popins, ,,..
plaid Nsriuos Ladies Cloth for Nsutillas,
Sack Flanuels, Ginghams,
Prints, Broche. Bay state and other kanas'
Long aud Square SHAWLs;
Emhroideries,
Underslssves,
Habits,
Ed9iugs and InssTtinSs,
Black silk Lace,
Dress Tri cnings,
Lace,
Dotted and Mourning veils.
Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
Donnsts, Ribbons,
Marseille Quilts, &s ~
A very large lot OF Hosiery,
Wool Yarn Of all co!ovs,
Cloths Cassimerss, Satinetts, Jeans
rIannels. Cotton Flannels, Brown ana piess6
Mnslins. Irish Linen. CHI cxs, Carpets, SC;
Ynnkee Notions OF ali AsnOS.
Eo,. !, ana Shoes, Glass and Qleensware, IoeA'"e
glasses, Groceries, Ae.. &c ,.,nc.ra,,, lev
An az which having bsen pure hasea y.
r u IN he sold sery low for essA or on sASrt erea
b; RemoIbsr. Brady !, ws;oop NAT 4 HARRIS.
oi IN x,n,,or,. Sop, %, 1854.