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q ECRET DIsEAsEs-ofice 81 Customhous

SECRET DISEASES-Ofi 81 Customhouse
~ strost between Royal and Bourbon JAMES
unfortunately upon diseases the above
its most appalling FORM that they obtain certain safe and
speedy without the Mercuy Bsam Cqeos other
Poisonous Drug in from three to days without any
nience newly Remedies which can only be
from himself an upon trial they do moi ehset cure
charge will be made possession Of certificates from ci
in all parts the have
effected which ncurabe by celebrated
Since these Redesln ths CITY the hume
rous that under the treatment these
produced whahey have perfect
cures order that the afflicted may themselves of these
newly truly provdena discoveries Dr. has located pera
nently this Customhoue street. No. 49, Private oom
served ESs ciSee hours rom I'M to PM febl3 Iyip
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FOR RENT.

EsOR RENT.--Seyeral fine OFFICES in fA
the bgdag Occupied By the undersigned of Camp LA
al = - j. T. WHITNEY d CO., 81 Camp street.
LSOR RENT we'll located and roomy Lot,
Of ST. Joseph ST. Charles storage b
Coal. States Bricks, &c, will be rented low. Apply at
nfy23 @ rs BANK PLACE
STORE TO RENT.-Immediate posses NA
~ given-Tha large story brick (grarie IL
ron New between Natehes Alley and Poydraa
liberal will be
granted. For further particulars apply TO
apis gARELLI 4 CO., 81 Common street..
STORE TO RENT.-Possession given LIST "A
- neI-The three story brick Fulton, Ell
Gro and Notre Dame sreet econd store from the
Broom reet) running through from Fulton
street, having both
permanent tenant, teIms will be ihera1 Apply TO
apis BAHELLI CO., 81 Common street,
yEyO RENT--IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
III BRICK STORE Fulton street.
God and Hoe Dame from the o rcd Run
ming through from Fulton New LeVee and having rsn
font, opening on both.
For fur her particulars, apply 70
O,.bl Common
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sysaeas ALEXANDER vs. J. KENNY

rssa OF ALEXANDER Vs. j. KENNY
No. l5s23.
DY VIRTUE Of writ of fieri facias to me di-
reeed BY the Hon L U Gaenne F, sce THE Peace for
HESDAY September 18TH 1854 l2ohck the premises of
Kenny defendant Meomene street near street Mar
ket the contents of Grocery Store, aezad the shove suit
TeIms-Cash. tsil j. j. HOPPti Constable.
& USPENSION BRIDGES.-NOTICE.
~ BENJAMIN WATKINS of Port Gibson Mississippi Archisse.
Engineer and Bridge Builder notice that Will sss
sPP the Ohio Hudson, other River the United satos
He enclosed open sefsuppoing IRON PER
ANENT BRIDGES etc. The above Suspension Bridges will be sus
pended either om Timber Brick Stone Cas-. or wrought ro
Towers locations require and with sAsr Strap 9a WIe
Cham Cahles He the Potomac Cltg or The
East River from New Yorkt Brooklyn WiriaT
son River from West Point to the Eastern shoeF -
Gable was was suspended during ths RevolutionaryW 55@
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA-LAW DE

4 PARTMENT-The Lectures his Department will com
MONDAY Of November 1884 and continue
porant branches Civil Common
well Equity jurisprudence and Practice. Lectures
will be delivered by four Professors. 'h'I5
Those BY Professor Sief ,aleb will treat OF
Admiralty Maritime Law embracing the rights and obiga
tios Of Collisions and other Maritime Torts
General Average Salvage Civil and Military MaInera Contracts
ans Insurance and and Contraea for Maritime
Setvlcesiu Building Repairing and Supplyng Ships
International embracing the Law PIise and the Practice
Of Absolute Rights Of States p their pacific hos
tile relations Treaties Peace Private international Law
the Original Appellate Juisdietion Of the Supreme and Circuit
Courts and the Original Jurisdiction Of The District Courts Courts
Revenue and as Pze and Instance Courts of Admiralty.
Those by Professor Randeli Hunt, will embrace 81
Commercial relses Mercantile Persons Mercantile
Mercantile Remedies They will
Sole Partnerships of Principal and Agent
ments and Contracts Carriers Afeghtnent by
Charter General Ship of Freight
and Average Salvage and sas Guarantees Liens
and Sioppage in Trsnstu 4 ut-5. ....-.. 49, .....
tion. . e
8. The Law o. Evidence.
Those by Professor johnson will embrace. .
The Common Las and squy jurisprudence and Practice and
Pleadings IN t.vi Cases at Common Law.
2. ConslitutiouHLsw.
Those by Professor Roselius will embrace
The Civil Code Of Ionna connection with the Roman Span
h French Lave Critical Analysis Of the Decions Of the
Supreme CourI OF the State. "
La Titles whether derived from England Spain the
United Satea. 'f =tia
s. This Practice Courts Jurisdiction Louisiana
The Degree Bachelors Of will be conferred those
full Lectures,
after having read twelve months under the direction Of
specabls Counsel who shall the
ROSS Professors he found deserving of the honor
The fee of Professor twenty-five dollars; macnaon
Eve dollars and dollars for the diploma. I
All communications must addressed lhe Dean OF the Faculty
New Orleans.
anil 2awddwtd c. ROSELIUS, Dean of the Faculty.
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n OUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp and Lafayette streetThis sucn has been
incorporation by the last Legislature
will opened for Of
DAY, the Sd instant
suon. For the ading all opportunity Of accnmu
ting their it provided in the Charter that small
Dime will be received deposit.
For Money deposited Interest the following have been
ablhed
Deposits days. interest
OF three per cent. pr annnm.
Depoat o esa months and not than months inter
est at the rate Of four per cent per
Dpohts months the rate Of five
Money deposited call will be received
be allowed.
Or Fridays deposits will be only from Females.
TRUSTEES.
VIM. H. Garland, W. B. Bobbs, Dennis Cronan,
Pat Irwin, Jas. NJ FoIjay, Jno. B. Camden,
Geo. G. Lawrasond Jno. Coleman, Jas. NJ. Rand.
R. L. Robertson, WM. H. GARLAND, President.
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E1sIsH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc.
M LARD oIL-l50 bbls Winter Strsined +- il. L .
-'| SPERM 0IIr-40 bbls .-
WHALE 0IL-l0 bbls .-
TANNER 0II--Ts bbls Bank and shatei
LINSEED 0ID-30 bblH Boiled and RAW
NEATSFooT oII1-9G bbs Pure
CASTOR OIL-25 bbls Blows
i SPIRITS OF TURPENTlNE-90bb bbtsi
ALCOHOL-20 bbls
MAcKEEEL--l0oO packages Nos. and 81
SALM0N-2O0 pkgs, ,hbs and kits
CODFISH-560 haxes ChurchillR
IERRlNG-lO0 bbls and 200 boxes scaedi
SHAD-50 halves and so quareIsi
Z TONGUES AND SoUNDS-20 halves and sokittsi
.=.5 SALMON TRoUT-lp bbis; ~.
CANDLES, 90 boxes Sperm, and 2o0 DO StMs
SoAP~-3ae boxes Jaekaon's and Liysfmofe'si -3y
CRUSHED SUGAR-20 bbls;
TEA-Sv0 pkgs Imperial and Pouchongi
LEMON SYRUP-l00 boxes various brahdsi
BRANDY-2h or and 2B eighth casks =,
WHISKS-50 bbls Old Bonn bon, IS bbis honongaheiai
W.. MADEIRA WINE--5 eighth casks, very hnei
CRANBERRIES-l0 bbs, 20 half and 10 Or;
RAlSINS-100 half boxes; ,.=
Pie Fruits, Pickles. Preserves Jes jams Peppe
Sauce Lohstes CLAIMS Salmon Cae Boiled Mutton Roast bee
Oliver Powders Mustard and Escorted Herbs For sale low
myl3 j. H. CATER Il Co.. IL and 10 eohitaon street..
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VOLUME VII,
NEW ORLEANS PosT-oFFIcE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
From June / to October 81, 1854.

Week Days From IA. M. to 6r.m
oFFIcE HOURS. Sundays and Holidays: From TO II M
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r ITTLEJO Ohm, NORGOM s. CO., corner of
Gayr and New Leves Streets have store and ensr Tor sale
low for cash
COFFEE Mocha Java, Havana and Rio;
TEAS-Imperial, Gnnpowder, Black, common ana nne;
WHITE SuGARS-Crushed, Loaf, Powdered xenuedi
BRANflES- Old Bonuo United Propetors vineyard, Du-
puy, otard a Co, etc. il ". ,,. ~ .
WlNES.Fne Old Port Sherry, ndea ena'npaghe' Slafet
ox and Sweet Mai8ga; .1ll5, {z5a-.
scHNAPPS-WoIie's Il schedam, pnts and quarts;
SALMON AMP LoBsTERs-ie0 doc s on5,Pound pound sans;
other articles in the Grocery iue 1el1
DAINTs AND CoLoRS--The subscribers,
Agenth for Lewis mandatory at Phladspha have Chrome
Green and Yellow in oil Chinese Blue and yerm
lion Pure Lamp Black Black Paint Yellow oehe spanish Brown
AA1' E.J. HART CO. 10 Tohoupitouaa street.
y 100 bbls s. s. Boyls's Rose WHISKY
100 half do. do d.
4 200 bbls Fletcher's Extra WHISKY
100 or. and eighth casks American BhANDfi
80 bbls Winter Strained LARD oiLi
80 ierces Sugar Cured HAMSi
800 bhls Small White BEANSj
Z Eg 500 boxes STAR CANDLES a... ... T.
800 half and quarter boxes dol
= 400 boxes OLEINE soAP--For sale BY
m JOSEPH LANDS co, 50 Tehoupitonlas St.
GUNDRIES--
~ IS hoIes assorted Pickles, (underwoodsD
IS do Brandy Peaches, :" -, a..
50 do Tomatoe Walnut Kstchups, Undsrwocds)
IS do Vsfdails's Olives olives For sale by 8 *fs#
aus A. F. COCHRAN d HALL. as Gravier ST,
GUM ARABIC-25 packages assorted quail
W tiles, for saeby EJ.HART CO, 10 TchouplsoulAs ST.
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independent of the will OF austria.
No limit is fixed to the occupation Of Moldavia
and Wallacha, and the proclamation OF an
armistice is considered as the sine qaG non of
the retreat of the armies investing points beyond
the Pruth The prejudice that Russia, accord
ing to the testimony of Austria and Prussia,
| feels toward the Germanic Confederation, pre-
venting her return to her territorial limits,
exists in its full integrity. and IS aggravated,
| not only by the duration of the occupation, put
by the inattention paid to the legitimate repre-
sentations made upon the subject
The Cabinet at St. Petersburg, it is true, ad-
| here's it saws to the principles laid down in the
protocol of the 9th of April, but the presence Of
| the Russian troops upon the Ottoman territory
| takes from that declaration, which wish to ex-
| anime closely, the greater part Of It's value
The evacuation Of the Principalltles Is, IN tact,
the rst condition of the integrity of the Turkish
empire, and the fact of thein' occupation consti-
i tutes fragrant violation of E2ropean right.
| The crisis which has thrown the wor, a into tIou-
/ ble-I shall repeat it often as there snail oe
an attempt to oontrovert the fact-arose from
the passage of the Pruth, and Russia can 10
i longer render the reparation of an act which
public opinion has generally condemned subor-
| dinate to the exigencies of her position. do
not understand, confess, what Count Nesselrode
means in announcing that the integrity of the
Ottoman empire g shall not be menaced by Rus
sa so long as it shall be respected by the powers
II who at this moment occupy the waters ana the
territory of the Sultan. What party exists be-
tween the invader and the proteetor' What
analogy is there between the presence of allied
troops, requested by the Sublime Porte, author
lied by diplomatic document, the effect Of
which may be terminated by mutual agreement,
J and the violent entry of the Russian army into
the Ottoman territory
In short, NJ. le Baron, the paragraph of the
| dispatch of Count Nesselrode which relates %
the situation of the Christian subjects of the
Sultan means, or very much mistake, that the
. Cabinet of St. Petersburgh places among the
! number of privileges which Greek Christians
ought to preserve, all the consequences, civil
, and religious, of the proteetorate which it
wishes to have over them; and admitting that
5 this protectorate ought to merge into an Euro
pean guarantee, l seek in vain to discover how
Q the independence and the sovereignty of the
: Sublime Porte could co-exist under such d
t system. The Government of His Imperial Ma
s jesty certainly will not say that Europe can be
Indifferent to the amelioration of the condition
Q of the Rayas 1t believes, on the contrary, that
0 it ought to encourage the benevolent feeling Of
$ the Sultan in their favor but it also firmly be-
!, lieves that the reforms of which the regime by
the various communities of Turkey is suscep-
$ tble in order to be effieacious and salutary,
should emanate from the Ottoman Government,
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ENOR HAVRE--The A / fast sailing .sssN
H. ship sILAS GREENWOOD, S. C. Magma 49,
o.dpg and will dispatch For freight OF a0 bates
Cotton, apply BoGERT, WILLIAMS CO., 30 Camp hu3
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n W. SHAW &CUS NeW UrIeans and Llver-
% Emigration and Remittance 0c
0reanF shpa sailing from Liverpool and Dublin New
the United States
month for their friends remit money!
ofe nd safe increased facility by applying to
G. EDMos Ds, Agent, 80 Bank Place, New orleans
tB All letters, paid will have prompt attention.
Barclay Perkins Co.'S London Porter English Chesea Pickles
Liverpool Salt qnnnes to suit purchasers Caret Wines
~ barrels upwards. Apply
ahoVe jy76m
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
Had q Winning Way with Her,

A wayward son Of the Emerald Isle left
the bed and board yhich he and Margaret
had occupied for a long time, and spent his
time around rumshops, where hewas always
on hand to coant himself in whenever
anybody sstod treat Margaret was dis
sltsied with this state of things. and en-
deayored to get her husband home again
We shall see how she succeeded:
New, Patrick, me honey, will ye come
haekr
.Ns, Margaret, won't come back
An won't ye come back for the love Of
the childrenp
No, for the love OF the children, Marga-
ret
viii yoa come for the love Of mesilf.'
'Niger at all; way wild you
An Patrick won't the love Of the church
bring ye back
The church TO the diyiI, and then won't
come back
Margaret thought she would try one 9TH
er inducement Taking a pint bottle OF
whiskey from irer pocket, and holding i up
10 her uu,nt husband, she said; 'Will We
CON. b,ak for lths drap ofwmskey!"
All, me dartint,' said Patrick, unable to
Withstand such temptation, its yerseli that
will Away. bnng M home again-ye have
sach winai.s way widye. ftlcome home
Margaret dital'4a
Mfrgaret declares that Patrick was re-
claimed bysmoral suasion! =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
Tbs signal Gun.

We see stirring poem in the Journal Of
Commerce. BY William Ross Wallace, i'll
which the hcroisn Of young Holland is,spir-
itedly set forth. We annex a'speeinen
stanza. 1t has the ring Of the true metal
Death on the waters. hark. The cry
OF hundreds in their agony. "a rat
Who, helIless. crowd the deck;
There manhood s,srnl, marks his tomb,
Aud women wads amid the gloom,
As slowly sinks the wreck.
Hut who is he Who calm,y staiids.
The lighted brand within his hanjs
Beside The minute guni-- vfetr
What quiet xensisar in his air.
His right ara raised--his forehead bare
Aud the eaanons qavering glare
And sAd.t wresihs rolling inhA glTs G&
''save, save thy scif!'' the Captain cried
"fhe craven crew have left our side
% who're goes my glorious bride,
Ny own majestic bark.
But thou art iree--thy mother waits
Her son beside the cottage gates.''
How answered Hailandg--hark.
Ills minute gam again--snd by
the Hash that lights both sea and sky,
Behold the hero's form,
Grand rs young Grcek Col who smiles
when shake the proud Olym plan piles,
Aud culver all the misty isles
Beneath the botrd storm.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17

Cu.xLEs SPEscEH. the young man whc
:. : drowned 10 Rock river on Tuesday last
m,s hurled at Rock Island yesterday. He
YEA. promising student Of the Iowa Col
,soe ard was followed to the grave BY Prof
p;alev and the students Of the College.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17

Here isa now way Of securing patronage.
We extract from the Cincinnati Times
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad will
nav tweirty.6ve cent to every drayman who
;stes load to their depot destined for In
disnapolis or any point beyond Goods 80
through B, that rput q Indianapolis same
day they are shipped. gleles .ela.s1eE -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17

The BIBLI.-lf the Bible is not revela
ton from God, then is there nothing in all
The universe that can fill the longing soul
man. Then must that deafness spirit,
on wing forever, perpetually hover over an
'oy" OF unfnthomable doubt. If truth is
moi found in this book where then is she to
oe found In deisn They tell US th7t
natures religion is sufficient for all tbs
wants Of our race. But where is her sos
ace Tor that soul that longs for something
%ole SUBSTANTIAL than aught that can be
,vu0a On earth something enduring--some-
Jung taatwill shine forth in peerless splen-
WI wv wnen nature shall heave her last groan.
W. W. where do You find all this in deism |!
, "as! evidence have from natures book
s .aa. shall be at last found superior to the
.u'e-'hat shall live when this material
IWsue'ure shall have crumbled into dust !!
N'he whatever. For,ir before the period
4, ~ .'eahon all was non-existence, how
ma... Know That after the terminus OF my
ny, race there will not again be an eter-
, w. Ao ~ One thing mtaught
l,van we religion Of nature,- that ssGod is
IVY. From this Icouclude most positive
n nas ne would no, create our race, with
on, oul powers and capacities of mind with
NJ hs'antlng US an additional manifestation
S W ms goodness-tellng. us something of
". ". destiny when timeis no more. Bnt in
ta;nsa; seIse there is ntsuch knowledge OBJ
cIna sa !, u is not found h the Bible / con.
~. therefore, that thisis the book of G Cd
u..s s uest guy Of merclnl Father to mar
Tst ME and immortality arc brouri,t 81
o osoI. blessed be the Iord for his grea
oren Of men ."ieqaaVfd 40 " '"' en- +
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17

Two oir,s who were arrested in Manches-
Ter New Hampshire, a short time SINCE for
horse stealing, were sentenced on Thurs
J,y last, to four years hard labor in the
State Pnson,gAGs gGUrhHaaE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
JOHN P. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS,

Produce, Commission and Formarding Merchants and
General Agents.
-PRoPRiEToEs
Union Line Canal and River Boats, leaving Chicago
daily for st. Louis and all intermediate Ports, and
running in connection with first class Lines
from Chicago to New York and Boston.
-AeEsTs
Old and responsible Western Transportation Coin
tHa sured.
--PRoPRiEToRs-
Chase Spauidng, New York. $. G. Chase & Co., Al
bany-Root d Morgan Buffalo.
AGENTS
NJ. d. Spauding, Jas III. Wigus Ii3 Broad ST., n Y.
lias cor. Front-up stairs: ~
r. H. Burke 80 State Street, Boston:
and for the Troy and Ohio Lake Boat Line
H. s. BEEcHEn. Proprietor, Bufalo.
&5FA@ Ftt --AGENTs-ftsE& zf g fsf.ttt
c. F. Brewster, Conties Slip. n Y. W. w. Dennis Sc
Kilby ST., Boston, y. n Chaplin 4 Co. IS Quay ST., Al
bany aud for Steamers and Sail Vessels the Lakes.
Will contract for the transportation Of Goods from the
Atlantic cities for the productions Of the west des-
tined tor the Eastern markets without delay and upon
the most favorable terms To consgnments of pro-
perry for sale in the Chicago market especial attention
will be paid and when required liberal advances will
be made upon Bills of Lading. k
Mark packages CARE r. G. & Co. ~
I JOHN p. CHAPLIN,
LOUIS FOLLETT,
FL. HURLBgT.
RENWlCK & son agents 1t Davenport. Iowa.
AINSWORrH Il LYNDE, Rock Island, III.
Apr. 18th. lS5i--ls tr-w* Nl@Wh
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
Groceries, Salt, crockery, Hardware,
DAILY LIST OF NEW BOOKS!
The Wide AWnlkc Gift

And Kao1 .ssthiRg Token for 1855,
Edited by zone OF 'em,' with five elegant steel En
cravings ia one volume plain 10th, prizes LOO
do do extra gilt sides and edges i.5e
Afrasa or IAk. and Love in Norway, Las
The 4 or, Helrsss by Mrs Soathworlh LES
younr Husbaud by W Aieuu ll6
do WIFI, by :. do LEO
do Mother hy Sc do LEO
do Housekcetar do I,0c
do Woman's Guide do C3
House l live IN DO %
shady Side. {Lifc in a Conntry Parsonage1 IL
City Side, Passages from n Pastors Portfolio0 ~
The In briate Hat by IS South~orih. 70
kansas and cbraska, with Map, Cloth, %
do do I" = napSr ~
Second Love, by Martha Mariell, cloth -
Autographs OF Freedom -
The Iowa Book Rooms,
Brady 81. NEAR ~, Davenport.
10 mo 3o-tf ELI ADAMS, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17

Bpas .s rs is a prospect Of ano,er panic.--
. u1er hasriz in price, and beeldr;nters nv,
,ips doout making a run oLthe brewe.
Gin rnopethe military won't b called out
=
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
GI, 8aiIes i6al,|,' ut


Davst.. ], 81 g - ~
: '-'' - iss THIS Money Market.
y .. ,a, Cook g. Sargent banker, are re, re-
,.;.s he notes ,t 81 The following Illinois
NAV. fEis. morning. the former three q
' vbieb sre rsported failed. For correct in
s S.s,s zion sOwever in regard 70 illinois
h.nt.,. We 7 refer to an article upon the sub
;ect IN ,p7diys paper from yesterdays
Chicago Press:
~ Dupsge Comfy Bank,
r Naperville Bank, Bank
g Bank Of Peru, H
3s.t Rockford Bank,
5f AsT sara sfss t3 ,sta|
Belyidere 7" ef
va Bank Of Elgn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
Beautiful Building Lots.
Scott County Farms for Sale.

A Splendid Farm OF 500 acres for sale--froniiEg
on the Mississippi ri.ef--7 miles above Dayenporl-
Ear porticulars apply 10 GEO NiCKOLIS.
ALSO, beautiful little farm of ITO acres milesfrom
the Court House, on road to Muscatne-well inprov-
ed: Orchard. sc; call early ; Y ts e f-H
Also, good farm of 2:5 acres near Blue Grass;
dwelling out buildings; orchard, DC; well watered,
very desirable GEOL NICHOLAS.
6j ACRES-4o acres improved, containing build
ings sites adjoining the west side Of Davenport, and
commanding beautiful view fthe rYer--l owns and
surrounding country. af
Quarter sections OF fine Land near the town of Wal
eott--3aa acres 2 miles north Of ASaleott. 3
4,O0a Acres OF Land in Cedareeanty;
IeaO s. in Museatine county;
,.Gao {. do in Iowa fAs do
1000 do do in Poweshick do
For particulars and consultation Of Maps. call on
Aug UFo 10 NithoLi.N.
a MOTHER Farm 100 acres and good Tayer D Stand.
situated OH the stage road from this city to Mus
catine half way. Dwelling l6 81 #. Barn to hold 30
Horses, 9 good Wells and 2livingsprings. !
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
Greatest Attraction Yet.
Superior Farm Of $50 acres,

r WING % from the Town Of Princeton on the Misss-
1 slppi river. in Sec 70 and 33---T 80. RS Good
Improvements with orcharc of 200 fruit trecs-Also $50
acres adjoining in Sec 80, T go. RS Z.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17

an tho Dubuque Road, the owner can estinforma-
~ lion where i is by calling at the Gazette Oi flee
and payin Tor ada eStseInen is z Nov n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17

FARM rarely to be found; AGO acres Of second Bot
tom on the Wars ipinieon ryer-300 acres Of which
under cultivation and fcnee Pastures Of Timothy and
Blae Grass; running water abundant--new frame
dwelling-Largc Bark Barn, with stabling. &c: 10
acres OF Wood and Young orchard-only S22 per acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
Great Bargain.

.on Acres uuimproycd land for sale three mile:
lOD from town, near good road, on reasonable
terms. Apply to GEo NlCkoLLs'
August Is
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-17
City Lot on I'd Street

City Lot on I'd Street
nor SALE; loi No. 3 Block 80 between Perry and
L Rock Island sts, Ga $780, with good Brick dwell
ing and out buildings; a very desirable residence,
Also Lot No. block la, on Sd st near the corner
of Western Avenue, with good fraIae dwelling and
GEO L NICHOLS.
Dwelling house and lot in block %, Nor,h OF Court
House:
2 Lots In block II:
lot, Oh 3dst, Corner of Farpam.
Island and Iowa sts Has large double House OF part
stone and mart of Brick with Frame all Hous rents
nj $50 per month. Will sell very cheaply.