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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

A CHANCE FOR CONTEST DR. Crosth-
waite, who was Senator in the General
Assembly Of this State from Johnson Coun-
", and whose term of service has not ex-
pred. bnt who has absented himself from
the State for some time has arrived home,
probably TO Claim his seat in the next ses.
sion of the Legislature. Presuming that he
had left tbs State, an election was held last
August TO fill the presumed vacancy, and
Mr.. Workman was elected TO fill the pre-
snmed vacancy. Both gentlemen will prob.
bly, claim the seat, and thus viii! be caused
contest at tiia outset Of the Sanlte's de-
observation-disclosures Express q H,ra!a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

TRuE.-The Cincinnati Gazette, after
enumerating the comm rcial troubles which
we are now undergoing, and the drain of
precious metals to pay for foreign goods
which ought to have been made at home,
says:
els this state Of things to continue! Is
there TO be no change! A new party has
sprung up within the past year, whose pecu'
liar distinction is opposition to foreign in
fiuence. We know of no foreign influence
more psrnicious to the welfare of this great
land than that which makes US tributary to
foreign merchants and manufacturers forth
almost necessaries OF life, and which is ma.
king constant drain upon US for the pre-.
cious metals, which gives them gold and
leaves US paper"
| The above is the true sentim .nt, AMI we
are pleased to find it published in the free
trade journal. the Dubuque Express ane
Herald, without word Of comment.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
Pork Market.

Hog killing commenced in this city yes
terday, the weather being quite favorable
About three hundred went to the knife, and
the work will continue to-day. Abou'
three thousand have been purchased in the
country at $3.50 and 1925, dividing on the
200 lbs. These are the prices now pay
ing.
At Cincinnati and Indiana, many packers
are buying on credit, at $3.50.
No transactions have taken place in st
Louis, except for city consumption.
At Beardstown Ill 50 is pa!d.-Stat
(IH) Register, 18th.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

Te!e.r.phed Axprcssly for Davenport Gazette, ]
NEW YoRx, Nov. 90, l-3 P. NJ.

New YoRK, Nov. 90, l-3 r. n.
Juason Hotel, 50 broadway, owned oy
Harrison & Stevenson of Montreal. and oc-
cupisd by Me.srs. O'Brady, took ire about
s this morning and is completely burnt out.
The fire originated from defect in the iur-
naces and 50 rapid was its progress that ma
nv boarders and scrvants had to escape from
the upper windows by the iiremen's ladder
It is feared some have persisted. Scarcely
any of the furniture was saved. The names
were confined to the Hotel building.
LArER.-Tire not yet out, no estimate O.
loss or insurance has been obtained.
New LONDON, Conn.,; Nov. 20.
The money stolen from the Windham
Bank was recovered last night at Aliens
Point.
The Sheriff suspe ctsd party flour men
who were hanging about the steamer wharf
at the point just previous to the departure OF
the boat for NJ York and arrested them as
they went on board. On searching their
baggage the 10000 dollars stolen money
was found and the balance secreted in the
boat. The robbers have been lodged in Jai
at this place. We have not learned their
names, but they are said to have the appear
ance Of genteel and finished scoundrels.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.
The warehouse OF Allnut, wholesale gro
Ger near Commerce, was destroyed BY fire
this forenoon. The adjoining warehouses
were injured considerably.
David Stuart g. Son, extensive wholesale
Grocers of this city, have failed Their liza
blites are very heavy, amounting to up
wards of S500.0oo.
New YoRK, Nov. 90, 2 p. NJ.
Amount insured on Judson's Hotel is $22,-
900. divided among the nine offices in this
city. The entire assurances of building and
furniture exceeds $4,000. The damage to
Adams g. Co.'S. building was tri1ing. No
lives are believed to have been lost.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

Hoes.-The Davenport Gasetts says the
freedom Of the city" has been withdrawn
from the porcine species, and they are now
impounded without regard to their "phe-
links" That freedom had been consdera-
bly, stretched by the neighboring farmers,
one of whom, the Gazette snys, drove some
sixty hogs into the city, to run ut large in
the streets and make their living. It was
high time for the City Fathers TO resort TO
forcible measures to abate such an intolera-
BILE nuisance, and we commend their example
to the serious attention OF the authorities
of this city.-Keokuk Wig
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
Marriage Notices.

Our cotemporaties OF the Cedar Valley
Times are not quite so liberal as we in pub.
fishing gratis notices Of marriages and
deaths. They thus announce their inten-
ton hereafter OF charging for such little
pieces of information, having fed on the
broken fragments ofthe feast long enough:
1t is proper to marry, and to give in mar
rage, and particularly proper is it, to hand
the minister over a ten dollar piece, and ask
him around to partake beautifully of the
-spoo1 things of earth;" and there, in the en-
joyment Of sweet scented savories, wit and
and beauty, he is richly paid to the amount
of another X. The license is paid for, and
that is proper too; in short erery one is boun-
tifully paid, and with great propriety, except
the printer; he must scratch around, de-
cipher hieroglydhics in the shape of Chris
tian names, produce the very best arranged
series Of good wishes &c. that can be drawn
out from the store house Of his cocoanut;
and for what, for an X, or even one dol
lar piecei MOTOR share of the good
things then Of coursel No. What for
then, in all consciencel Well re can'ttell
you what it is for; but we can tell you this
much; that hereafter, whenever marriage
notice is sen, US for publication there mast
be California scent about that little docu-
ment. or it will be "laid on the table" or IN
der it, one. For the fact is ue as class
have been bored with pieces of gingerbrea,l
Chat have happened to be left from the
feast) long enough, and we will not stand il
any longer; such scraps are only fit for the
deul, and if he wants them he can have
them 90 far as zoe are concerned, but you
can't feedus on your gingerbread any long
er. So remember-for its nothing but jus,
and proper.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, Of
Friday, states that two Of the murderers
and robbers whose crimes have created 50
much excitement in Canada for a few
weeks past, were arrested On "Wednesday
evening, near Port Robinson, by party
OF citizens who had turned out in pursuit OF
the villains. The men were heavily armed
and werc found at tavern 1t supper. Tho
girl who waited on the, table. observed piss
tolls and knives concealed under the vests
OF the two strangers. and related the fact to
the landlord, whose suspicious were excited,
and who gave notice to the party BY whom
the arrest was mage. The fellows were
taken unawarcs, and could make but little
resistance. Townsend, the lender Of the
gang, who appears to possess all the cool
ne as and courage OF an old fashioned high.
wayman, manages still to evadc his pur-
suers. Several tales are told Of his daring
and impudence. He has several times
shown himself at farm houses, and taken
meals, but his perfect self-confidence has
disarmed the inmates Of suspicion, and they
have not been aware, until after he had
left, Of the sort Of guest they had been en-
pertaining. In one instance, he entered q
house where were two men and some wo-
men, seated at table, and drawing out a
brace Of pistols, told the astonished family
that he was Townsend, Of whom they had
doubtless heard; that il they permitted him
the honor of partaking OF their meal, all
would be we'll; but that he would certainly
shoot the first that attempted to leave the
room. They could make no opposition to
proposition so well back, and the villain,
after eating what he wanted, took his leave,
informing them that pursuit would be USE
less Another time, he met farmer near
Huckleberry Swamp, where the gang Of
which he is leader is supposed to be con-
cealed, and asked how much money he had
about him. The farmer answered twenty
Ave dollars Townsend then drew forth
pistol, and requested him to hand over his
wallet. The farmer, thus pressed, did AS
he was bid, telling Townsend that he was
poor, and that the wallet contained his all
Townsend examined the contents, found
the sum as the man had stated, and divided
the amount with him, wished him good luck
and left him. Townsend is said to be quite
a young man, and will grace gallows to
perfection. Much excitement prevails in
the neighborhood of the scenes of this fell
lows exploits, and many exaggerated tales
are related of him; but the incidents we
we have given above are strictly true.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
I Prom the n. Y. Journal OF Com n.rcc.
NR. EvERETT'S LIBRARY.

| hope may be pardoned for making the
following allusion to the private library OF
Hon. Edward Everett, without his knowl-
edge or consent This is one Of the largest
private Libraries of this country. The pro-
prietor has recently given away many books,
and vet il contains from 1000 to 5000 vol.
umes. In addition he has 400 cases of
pamphlets, containing some 5000 separate
pamphlets. The library is particularly
full in works on the law of nations, sub
iect that Mr.. Everett is known to be very
we'll versed in. It also quite full in Amer
lean history, and in the department Of Pc
riodical literature. Indeed, there is hardly
any topic or matter of human learning, on
which those speaking shelves have not
something to say. was most interested
in the privilege enjoyed Of examining the
letter department, that embraces the letters
addressed to Mr.. Everett during his long
period ia public life, and his brief period in
private life There are more than eighty
volumes of those in manuscript-all neatly
catalogued alphabetically, so that he can
turn to any he pleases in a moment. What
a personal treasure such collection OF
letters This is the kind Of autograph let
tiers that are most valuable.
And who can tell how valuable the addi-
ton that may be made to our American lit
erature when, in the process of time, these
manuscript treasures shall under the power
Of the printing press, reach the eyes OF the
great reading public! Another department
that particularly interested us was that con.
tanning thirty.three volumes of Mr.. Ever
ett's diary in manuscript, in which are hid
den riches Of great interest and value. Mr..
Everett has been collector of divers Curl
osil:es besides those in the line Of books and
old and rare manuscripts. His beautiful
library room, built expressly for his use, is
radiant with things of beauty and curiosity
from the relics collected from the most
celebrated battle-felds in the world to an ear
of broom corn, with the age Of 400 years,
from Peruvian tomb-from the stamped
paper that the British Government forced
upon her American Colonies in 1868, TO n
siken lock of Napoleon's hair. We have
thus let you into our secret Of Mr. Everett's
shining as bright, intellectual light among
u.s. A scholar without an ample library is
like n builder without tools
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

Karrrrso.-A merchant ID Clevelsne
e.ys that he has purchased, within four
years. from lady 10 that vicinity 700 pairs
of wooIl.n mittens, all OF her own knitting,
for which he had paid twenty five cents per
pair, making the sum Of olS7 ~. 0elng
some SAT year. And besides tbs 10Y
pairs Of mittens. quite number were sold
10 persona in the neighborhood where che
lives. This work or knitting was done. pc
sides doing tho house-work OF her family ~
! lady who 10 now over sirty.fve years q
age!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

DEATH FROM PoIsoN.-A young man
named John Taggart died at Ksokuk on
Monday Of last week from the effec cts of ar
senic taken by mistake for cream tartar
The druggist who sold the former without
label should be held responsible.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
G!t aailp 6assettt.
ALFRED SANDERS, Emicr /.


Aavcnport, TuesAay, New. 81, 1854.
Real Estate IN this vieiAity.
sTh. Chicago Press records il a. crafty
Ing fact, that although 30 much pressure
hes b.cn occasioaed in the money marke
by the many recent bank fixtures. yet il has
been assured ~ the brokers Of that city.
thai in NO one instance has resi- estate been
sold Il Z sacrifice. The same fact has been
observed here, although real estate has
reached prices with u that many had sup
posed could not possibly Be -maintained,
even though no panic arose in the money
market. The fact Of il 10, the price ofreal
estste in this vicinity. ~ At Chicago, has
not been regulated nor dependent upon the
fluctuations Of the money market, but has a
more healthy existence By the opening up
Of rich sources Of trade and an almost un-
parallelsd increase Of immigration. Men,
therefore. who assert thar the prices Of prop
erty here must materially decrease in con.
sequence Of money becoming tight" at the
East, do not understand the resources Of
our country and the solidity and permanent
CT Of the basis upon which We rest our pros
perity. n then you have money AMI are
fearful it will depreciate on your hands, the
mex. best thing yoa can do after paying
your debts, is TO invest it in real estate.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

The Keokuk Dispatch has again changed
hands-an evidence Of sinking ship TO see
it change captains 30 often-Mr. H. w.
Beers retiring, "having found his heath
unequal to the task of managing the edito-
rial and business department of the Dis
PATCH" in other words, being too lazy. Mr..
d. Reddington succeeds.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

NEWSPAPER AGENrs.--A correspondent
Of 81. III Davenport Gazette, who speaks as il
he ought TO know, denounces the N. Y.
Advertising Agencies as set of swinders,
and says that there is not one in the City
that is not, body and bones, a cheat and a
swindle. That accords pretty much with
our experience, and we have about quit hav.
ing any business with them-Keoluf Who.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

The EFFECTS OF CHALLEsGIxs.--Near
y eight hundred illegal votes were offered at
the different polish this vicinity yesterday.
With scarcely an axr'otion these ties
were for the straight D IN ,cratic ticket;
aud were kept out Of tn, b Hot hox only hv
prompt and determined challenging MI
nausse Sntinel, 8th.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

We believe that as general thing our
town is about a. free from that most dis
gusting of all nuisances-the drunkard--
Us any in the Union.-lM Moline Workman.
Wherefore, Because it is just as free
from drunkard manufactures, as we under.
stand there 10 NJ place in Moline where the
arden, can be purchased as a stimuant.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

Deiazon Smith is in Oregon practicing
law. A late Oregon paper brings US the
news that ''Delusion" will promptly attend
to all business pertaining to his profession,
in the lst Judicial District. and before tn
Supreme Court OF Oregon. Thus is anoth
or friend Of the unterriied democracy la,
away IN the neglect fares oeclabie calling.
DJgtJa .1g mt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

Col. Montgomery Bell, residing near
Nashville Tenpesse, has already emancipa.
ted ninety five slaves, who have sailed for
L.oeria, aud contributed handsomely toward
their transportation and support He hts
abou. 200 more, whom h is educating for
freedom.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

IT wonr NE ur.-The Washington
Union having charge the N. Y. Tribune
with attacking the Administration Of Gen.
Pierce, Greely, denies It and says he has
"lorg ceased 10 watch the spot wkere i
went down!"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

Plans ~ ChuVshss and Psrsousess- a..
Practical DrauGAssmsnl Book SnM
Civil Architecture BY =. Shaw -
Modern Builders Guide by Lafsver
Practical Mechanics Journal, q vois. each ~
Mouso Csrpcntsr's AssistAnt--COuid,s
AMcdcaA % Qew dude
Tredgold,s Carpentry
City ArcAiSoso ~
MsshaIic's companion, Nicholsons
DO Own Book
do Asststanl -
Builders Companion i1
Mechanics aud Engineering, Wisboch's, Q vol. ~
American Engineer and Machinists Assistant ~
Haud Book for the Artisan, Mechanic, &c sM
Cottage Architecture, :"
Country Houses by Downing a..
Rural Architecture do ~
Rural Homes by Wheeler = ~
A. The Iowa Deok Rooms, ."
Brady ~. sssr u, DsVsnporf
II mo ie-9t ELI ADAMS 49,
OF SIS go deep in ous lot % on 9th ii with r..
~ house and frame additions, 4rooms-Price a,s ss
Apply" GEO. l.. NiCKOIis~
Nov. IL. ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
Free Banks Of Indiana taken Al Par

WE Offer for sale, at our regular rates;
w very good stock Of Wall and Curtain Paper
large stock of r!ting Paper, Of every desertnri
General stationery, u great variety;
Gold Pens OF every style, and varying In price irer
Si.25 to %.
Miscellaneous BOOKS, good assortment;
Beautiful. OH hooks Bibles and Prayer. Boot,
Albums. Portfolios and Dressing Cases. DE. he
We cannot sell for anything bu,
3a111kAo Cv1rrenCv
School hooks Of all descriptions;
The New Books ~ the day;
fOwlsrs Il Wells Publications.;
Works on Wster-Curei Spiritual Books
Webstcr's Revised and Unabridged Dictionaries, ili
Wrapping Paper.
The Broken Banks Of Chicago;
The Clinton Bank Of Columbus;
The Day ton BanA:
And all the Stock secured banls OF Ohio;
Tas en- on the same terms ~ Indiana.
d3w w. II. HOLMES co.
Davenport, Nov. 10 1854. No. 2, lsCisire Hlost
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
Narehal Sale.

ID UBLiC Notice 10 hereby given that in pursuance
Of the ordinance Of the City Of Davenport IA f1ia
ton to paving the side walks there 10 due for pask
the side walk the east side Of Lot 5, Block ~, Ps
viously owned by C. 3. Whistler, now ownsa ~ ~
Wscver tn sun OF 81 80 including co-s ana p.sn'
t,r's f,es and 20 mlch of IA lot ~ nay ~
~ saisf. said claim will be III at pub &c aaft AZ
tie Marsh ia ofc in tn, ,ity Of Dtv.np"r. ." ri
day December goth, at 10 o'clock IN mo 'o''"oo" "
said dry. ,u c;,v M,,,h
w. :, ,s.1 Of Davenport,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
CANDLE PAPER.
KEEP COOL DON'T GET EXCITED.
The Great Attraction

A this time seems be at the little cheekcred store
N on Front street, opposite tho steam mills, where
su immense stock Is now opening consisting Of staple
and fancy Dry Goods Of every variety, WOODEN goods
and Cloths good ass ,rtmept Of Hats, Caps and
Gloves Boats and Shoes, large stock and great va
riety oil ready made cloibing. ! can best thr Jews
having the largest quantity and greatest variety W.
market; Groceries. Croekery, sheifhardware, etc,
all which will be so at auction prices. All purchns
ers are warranted not TO 60 away grunbng, or come
back dissatisfied Rccoset, check cred store on Front
street opposite steam Mill.
Davenport: Nov. 10 J. u. DoANE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

There are ffty-four newspapers published
in California at the present time.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

AlsOs Two lots ON 18th, south side, lot from
corner VI FarnHm strcet--so together separate,
reasonable terms.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
Davenport, Nov. ls,h, lss4-3.d.
For o.

A GooD horse suitable for farmer, sou,d. Nina
~ and true; and will work angle or double i,,,,
TO w. II. HOLMES & co ff'
or to X. BENTON.
Davenport, Oct IL, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

4 BEAUTIFUL buildings on corner PER-! ami
r It'll streets, near stone School Honsc--magiicent
view ~ miles up and down the river; davenport,
Rock Island, Fort Armstrong. Moline, and Railroad
lots lay in body 1871 feet 7ih street, fronting tho
river and I16 II deep.
Terms one third down, one third months and one
third in 10 months
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
iu1oxxAr1ox WAITED

ar an IriAh girl, aged IS years, named Bs,o..
NJ Kinney, who came to 81 Louis about lama,
last, also Of Patrick O'Brien with whom she e,,r.
company. Any Information In relation IL them sa
be gladly resolved by her sister, Mrs Joanna K.s !,
this THY.
Dxyepport, Nov 18th, 1854 3tds
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
Rsa, Esta.s At Auction,

6aai EBtafe 4t Auction.
an THURSDAY. Nov. 23i, will be offered 20 beau,i-
~ fai Building Lots and garden spots on the Harr-
81 road In vicinity Of North DaycnportLots con
tain from 10 acres each.
TERMS VERY LIBERAL TO BUYERS.
Sale to commence Al r. u. Couveyenccs will
leave Office at o'clk
II. KtLBorRS, Anc,ioncer.
Nov2I.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

Also, Corner lot I'd and Iowa streets this must
be sold and Of course low price and easy terms
asked. Apply TO r. Z. EADS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

CHANCE FOR YOUNG MEN
To Educate Themselves and Mako Money, too.
LITER ARx HALL,
ON BRADY ST. NEAR NHE PosT-oFEicE.
Entrance on Brady, ifo doors East Sscondst
Mr.. W f. ROSS
WILL commence u Of instruction at III. Hall
w OF the YOUNG MEMS LITERARY ASSoClA-
TrON. on Tuesday evening, Nov. 81 in The follow ing
branches, viz: gs
Arithmetic and English Grammar;
Algebra, Gcomctr! and logic;
Trigonometry, Surveying and Rhetoric.
The class " III meet Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urJay evenings, thus anor6ng 10 those who are other
wise employed during the day opportunities, during
the intervening evenings, for beebmIng familiar with
their les sons.
TERNs,-S 80 per month.
PHOTOGRAPHY
A class will meet for instruction In Phonetic Short
Hand Writing on Friday evening OF each week and
every other "Wednesday evening. Terms o. for ~
lessons.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
An Open Hisld and Fair Play.
InNHHsE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

At HOUSELN, No. LE CLAIkL KOW.
HAVE Just returned from New York with he
i largest and best stock Of nnc Watches and Jsusir
ever bsfsre offered In this market. | have soh
Watches from ego 10 es25. Silver do from Is to ~
Gold Ch ins from o. 20 go. Rines r. M two eint
5000. Breast Pine from O. To -
would call Particular attention r. my stock OF "a
dies Watches which embraces full variety II pisr
Hunting and Enamcied cases, and think ! can ssh
the most fastidious.
In short. my whole stock OF Clocks, Wsfhes, lev
ery silver and Plated ware 10 full aud eompiess its
much larger than has ever been brcaghs - Mn mar
ket, and will sell Wholesale retail AZ prices lsi
will defy all competitions.
Repairing done as usual al short notice.
Nov. 18th, 1874.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21

Lands and Lots.
MOVE your time fyr Lands and Lots literal
~ terms and very cheap. 400 in iowa, ~ near
Round Grove, animproScd, viii he sold at geber al
$3.50 per acre, cash, balance III year, in lots
OF 20 acres 90 per cash, bsacc in I2
Ihlaiand belongs to man RESIDENT who Is DESTROYS
OF selling, hence she low price and easy terms,
Appiyto
T.. GEADS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
Also 1870 Acres

IN Section 30, mile south Hickory Grove 81 miles
from the city, cheap aud terms easy--Appi! 10
Nov 90 r. a. EApS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-21
COOK WANTED

THE subscriber wishes 10 employ a good fsm. y.
j Cook TO whom liberal wages win be given. * X
ply At the Scott House, three story brick corner "
Harrison and Front sts =, BRNlor'
Davenport, Nov IA, 'S4-d-tf Proprietor.