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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-02
SOME THINGS CAN iE DONE As WE'LL As

Eli Har. would In his old and the ci,i
generally that h has received at bis
Store Main nearly opposite the Branch Bank
OF the largest st selected stocks
fashion Boots 81 broux city
comprising G. Boots shoes SLIPPERS CATERS of all
kincs; Youths and Boys Boots;
Children Shoes Boots AID Gaiters.
LSO-A full stock of Ladies Caters Buskin Slippers
and Boots Rub Sandlv all kinds
Ladies and Children also the FRI heh rimei Cork SoIes
He has also ON Leather,
indeed artlre used Boots
shoes which will sell cheap the cheapest; and
gOoi.
have aso large of good and experienced workmea
plov in manufacturing Boots and shoes which enables
either ehaapnsss durability
with any house " est of the Nountai
N BAH TX that rips If bought here will be reyaire
free OF charge. octl3-tf III. J. Ia RI.
HNOLD PENS Gold and Common Jeweiry. Perumery
~ Se., just reed az
sepl5 A. G. PCSHEE'S.
tS'rAR CAABi Fs 81 boxes received. fol sale
- eyf 5. Il. GILBERT CO.. Syc. near Water
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-02
STRAIGttT LINE CLOTHING STORE

LIN T. kkbNts ~ pse
OMAN STREET, IwkEs FIR-1 AMI sktOsD.
GUmBERT$ & G. CTTLEIB
RE receiving their holesale Ssd Retail CiothinG vs.
= tshli-hment. = large READY ADJ
CLOTHING superior quality in the
fashionable styles hne lot Of Cloth Cost, Of all sizes
black aud bae French and Eurh Cloth Dress fr"sA
aud Sack C1ss >sttintt and Cashmere Goats brosn
ani OSERCuATS. 90 style price. .qusity G~d
cs!or. VESTS aud PANrALOONs OF the mO.t brAItiiAl
patterns verlronght to this market.
shirts JHt-rhirs aud DraVrrs Gloves susVend.rs Coll
lars and Sacks HATS CAPS of st) AMI
than sold in this
trunks aud Yales Carpet sacks With large Of
articles aud furn 'iods all Of rch vail sell
the Straight lime Plan - chap the cheapest
ALSO TIE la ss; lot of CHILDREN CLIO fiiiNti
brought to Evansville Call and ace elves Oet23t
AZ Ant ED 100 cellars worth Of Real Estate for
w which 1 wili give Railroad stock
H. =. C0SANT.
octl0-tf Next door to Burks EIch.nss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-02

yNTOOIsEf Il NELSON keeo constant v on hand
Wv general a-sortment OF Woot. Caue and Sea-
Chairs Sofas SOeahis Centre Card DUNG breakat
Tables Stands Wardrobes. Bedteads and Look
Glasses.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-02
DAILY JOURNAL.

ii SHANGHAI RoAsr.-We want uords-the
ideas are prolific aud begging for utterance
but we want words, and very pretty words
and words full of expression, to tell Of the
s browning or croaring present of the season.
We received yesterday what we supposed
was a very respectable appearing turkey. Till
We glanced at the note introducing the fowl
to our acquaintance. 1t proved to be a
r'"half-Shangha, four months DID," but nearly
as large as ordinary eobbler. 1t was
= dressed from bill to toe, including its large
d comb, as but one lady in this city, and that
is Mrs. W., can dress a fowl. And in its
the place of its pinions, and every feather as
it fell from lis body appeared 70 have left a
bud or blossom in RENE mbrance. The whole
conceit was delightful, and in the best of
taste-especially the presenting of it TO US!
GROCERIES, LOTS, &c, AT AUCTIoN.-Mr.
JOS. Woods will sell at auction to-day, his
stock Of Groceries, Household Furniture,
&C., at his house on Main ST., just
below the Canal. Those wishing any
thing in this way, will be able to obtain
good bargains at this sale. He will sell all
his old stock of goods, with The household
and kitchen furniture he has been using
.Also-several lots will be sold at the time.
For particulars enquire of Woolsey g. Mel
son, Auctioneers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-02
CAN TT BET

tAN IL he possible that EMBICH ap-
~ before the Honorable City Coun Ill the
carse ofselng Dry Goods cheapl Or
Goods
worth than ninety the dOllarg he
may. know Mr. Il. his affairs
while he purues the o. his the
do the good the
continuing sell good Goods To hsnumerous
mark ably 10 prices
Gail Ia ladies delight in getting good Goods
0w prices. ey22
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-02
ME- ~ .NTER
CLOTHING WHOLESALE ANDRETAIL.

- r,nhHa tHANCE RON % i'"s'i ~. -. -.
III THE isrstgHed having OF his part
Chas ". Mack. his entire interest ia the Cloth
ing Store OF Max hsnstine. very heavy dis-
LII rnlned rid % the present stock At
stly reduJd t. make room Tor aarge assort
Fall and Clsthing. He therefore nvts his
friends aud h pub. generally ard examine his foods
prices. r has good stock oil Cothng Gennemsn's
Furnishing Guos Ac there i IN fvaGsfllle. and
hey be bought other
place in tie prove those calling his
store under Pavilion Hotel. ,-,- . ,,,.-.-.
eyzJ-tf ANfhoNA LobENSIlSE-
6,.ND AND sJ4-g- Of hest quality. constantly on
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-02
Inr- 80 nnE.Es FnR sAL

VI sinatea ia Evansville nst beyond the Railroad DE
not Its Frame Houses them and
They we'll situated tor residences being
convenient bunr and ons about square from Main
seeilaton offered in these lots they
Those wanting cheap Places residence wish
fine opportunity speculation. had better apply imme
aiey. One of these houses especially Is very de-
srab residence For further part uars apply this Office
elicit
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-02

SkE tip SILKS handsome varieties this day reed by
X Express Jas. Lon CO.. AIS Main ST.. Lou. by
spELCN SILK CR tNiTs.-2 eases as.'d in size and
y pri q. uis day ice i ~ JAMES Low Co.
vctf Main street. Louisville. NJ.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
For the gazette
NEBRASKA MASS MEETING.

Pursuant to publie notice overwhelming and
highly Influential Mass Meeting Of the citizens Of Day
export was held At HE Coart House the evening o
the eth inst when notion col. T. &. EADs was
raiied 10 The Chair and w. X. PoITLE appointed
Secretary.
On motion, The Chair appointed committee consist
ing Of the following gentlemen To draft resolutions
pressing The of The meeting, viz: Mcssrs Bullcn
Davies and Holmes, who after short Absence report
ed the following which were ably and eIoquently sus-
tanned IN speeches from Haen, Dow, and Salter, after
which Mr. Mckenzie was called for BY the Germans
present 10 address them in their language, which
he lid in #pparentlya very eloquent manner, which
was responded to by loud and long applause.
ReSolred, That III attempt 10 src "a the whitening
Of slavery, over the vast region Of Kansas and
Nebraska. /, repugnant both TO the Constitution and
to tie claims OF humanity
Resoiral, That the state Of Iowa having u deeper
interest ia the freedom of these Territories than any
other state in the Union, has right to expect her Re.
reseitatiyes in Congress will their utmost inha
prevent tn Introduction # slavery into them.
Rssoirrd That the threatened encroaehmcnt Of sla-
very upon the domain Of freedom, should alarm ind
unite for more cecual re ss4nce All who love liberty
and hate oppression
Petitions were then circulated and large number
~ signatures obtained.
committee also appointed 10 circulate The pc
titlofs in The cty. The officers of the me ting were
appointed to forward the petitions to Congress.
On motion voted to publish tile proceeding. in all
thc papers in the city.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
r. c. EADs, Chairman.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

DOUGLAS AND THE PRESIDENT A Wash
ington correspondent Of the Louisville Cour-
aef Of very recent date, gives the follow
ing. 1t reads like truth:
The President has intimated within the
las two days, that oppositonro this Nebras-
ka bill will not be regarded US treason to
the administration; and Douglas, when adj
vised Of it, said: q anticipated that he would
jaiRt, and secured his official signature
adopting it. as an Administration measure.
He may now back out and be damned
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
Successful Exhibitions.

II Perhaps every one does not know it; nev
Il crtheless the fact is, that it is not always
found an easy matter to keep up an intcres
from year to year IN Agricultural exhibitions
"A few OF them 90 off very well, and then
the funds get low, and the work il hard up.
VI Oh few and the thing dies. a New York
q agricultural paper gives the following az a
successiul management in that State:
"Ihose county societies in our State,
n hch have b.cn most successful in raising
funds, that have done the most good, aud
(which have made themselves most popular
among the farmers oftheir respective coun-
tes, have adopted the following general plan
2Cl proceeding.
# lst Erected permanent buildings for
tier fair, Ut tie most convenient and ac-
Il cessble location in the county. Fer this,
n they annually obtain Il considerable con-
tribuiion from the Inhabitants Of the place,
il being quite advantageous to them to have
the fair held there.
I'd. The exhibition grounds are fenced
In with tight, high board fence, the adj
mission fec to which Is one shilling. Such
js the iondness of human nature t. witness
ehoWs Of any kind. and more especially when
Shut in from vulgar gaze, that thousands
will pay shilling for the privilege OF en-
France, wh) would not contribute a single
apcuny as subscription or membership, to the
b 81 useful society in existence.
al 81. The competition is made open 70
eyefy citizen Of the country whether a mem
Aber Of the society or not but all competitors
nrc required to pay Il small fee on each ami
ma or article entered for premium--the
fec in each ease being UNIFORM per centage
On tle premium offered,
n 4th. The fee for membership is fixed
mt one dollar, which no enlightened and
sllbtfal farmer ever makes any objections to
pa
q 9th. 4 liberal list fpremiums and prompt
payment OF the same.
i4stly.yarions innocent shows and amusc-
sments are permitted ut the same time the
tairs arc held; which tend to popularlzc item
An 1ug the farmers.
IN 81 long Ms the county societies have been
sanbulatofy in their exhibitions, and above
Ill, held open 10 the sight of all. they have
arequifal the hardest kind Of work for a few
6prited men barely to keep them up in
Emiscr3Jle existence, M matter how often
M ia whatever shape they might appeal
Sfor their support t. the people Of the county.
SBut tAe moment tie fEAsI EfoGtl4o @tIt
ddopted making the thing a little exclusive,
then they would Roet there with their wives
Ind children by the thousand pfide and
curiosity were Immediately aroused, and the
sbeople ouil enter the ftacal grounds; and
Tic best Of it was that they would at the
SAL time with equal alacrty hand over the
I'd niHg shiiings taf The privilege OF doing
ID This is human nature, and il must be
1eat with accordingly; it viii always eeu-
|1riva somehow tn force barred gates and Gu
ser forbidden grounds
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
Terrible Exp,o1ion Great Loss Of Life.

By the explosion Of new steam boiler
III the car factory Of Messrs. Fales 4 Gray,
Iii Hartford, CT. on the "a inst, Ii work
.. cu were t;lled and fifty others badly iaiur-
ed The explosion was IN 81 terrific
Dr. -akine the tinbcFs of the building, power
III machinery, and everything about the
pramises in pieces, aid prostrating the walls
81 the building for a hundred feet in length
"a n the glass In the main building was bro
j ia, and the root and walls fell in huge
snas4 over the wurkmcu employed. burying
lhgm beneath the runs
The uniniured operatives the tiremon and
en,zens u4ed every eyertion to eXtrIcatc the
tutieror. IND hy tive O'Clock the ruins were
81 rvorhqGlcd. Many ol tn victims We're
HORRIBLY muti1ated aud cauid scarcely he re-
agri2rd The sccHc YVES heart rendlng.-
I'ae boiler Nas entirely new, 81 tIity horse
pow or. built OF the best materials and win
H. greatest care, - that il is hardly posi-
h. 10 form any other conjecture IS to the
Pause Of the explosion than that ot insutil'
cjcncy Of water The loss from destruction
ot building and machinery is estimated to
exceed, 10000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
GRASS SEEDS.
II. .. Mail Houtc.
,...!--: ss.;-,.,1 $50
- S.7S-s y syEs = rssa
CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
OPEN TO THE MISSISSIPPI.

Six Daily Trains
ISuS each MA! "n this Road. Tar lhe TRANSMISSION OF
IL Pass myers. Mails. Expresses nd Freight,
Leaving Chicago and Rock Island
as hrlua stataa-Snhdays excepted.
Trains Leave Rock Island,
lst-IhrnV1E fire clit III iGuA
ai--Wa! Frs.Eht6 - 4. NJ.
I'D! Thrnagh passenger and mail train III 60 A. ".
Passenger Trains Leave Chicago,
lst-Through Mail, At 30 NJ, arrive at Rock Is
land IA & p p. NJ.
2l-Aecomm0daton, co p. NJ, arrive nj Peru W
al-st Louis Express, II co NJ, arrive at Iss4lle
Freight Trains Leave Chicago
Ist-Through Freight, at 10 A. NJ, arrive at Rock
Island 1T 3 05 r.
ad--La-ua and Peru 90 AN arrive al Peru at II NJ
3--Way Frtight, 10 4. arrive al Rock Island at
$50 =. n.
Trains Arrive at Chicago,
I>t--St. Loui, Express, at 20 4. 81 from iasallo,
sd-Accommodation, 80 Peru
al--Through Freight, 4 Is NJ. Rock Island,
4th--M.il Train, 5tj :. Roek iSah1,
5ih--Tay Freight, 8 ID g Rock island
Gth---I.a,.ll. Il Peru FRI 10 on 8 s. Peru
IT PThe Way Freight Train has Second Glass and
E,nigrant Cars attached
Mn TIA, Passenger Trains on this Road run to and
from all Trains Roads running East OF Chicago, al
40 in season 10 connect with all lines OF travel gong
s-Tckc els can ho led at the Depot in Rock island
alL Of L. A Marley. 80 Dearborn street. opposite INC
fremont Honse; OF Il. ii. Castle 100 Randolph street
between the sherman and Mateson House; and at the
Office Of the Company at the Passenger Station, corner
OF Sherman aud Van Buren streets, Chicago.
A. x. GILMORE, Supt
Chicago, March 18th, 1854
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

4 LUCRATIVE OFrtcE.-kcercr OF the
hentpeky penitentary is said to be the most
IN, iyr office in the State, being worth from
b 10 900 +, sl5 900 per annum. The Office
D. held for period of seven years ana tlle
|Iast incumbent cleared near S'oeooo' oh
tha inductiou Of the Keeper into ot1ce' tue
State furnishes him $4,000, which he re-
BURNS at the e&piration If h:s term. ne also
EpayS $4,000 annually to the State, and then
Biz divides with the State the remainder OF
|tle profits. The number OF eoDYicts aver
Eayes ubont 300.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
Prices Current Of Davenport Market

Rrported 81 J. Rrarfrk & Son, Com .EercaarfS.
Flour, cX. s. f. & bll si.5V Corn Mead; bush. Is
du S.F.. $50 Butter. r H. 80
Wheat. f.gl : bush, SEQ ~ Eggs, I doz. II
30 Sprinw - Click ems. ESQ 80
Bar.sy. - 81 a God cord, $50
Out,. eal Coal. bush. IL Is
Corn in ear. .2anJ Pra hay ton, a.It
sheffield. 23aa5 Timothy do SOC
Potatoes, p Hides, ary flint Il stae
Onions. e5 do Green. 3a
Salt kanawha 20 apples. dry e BAT SO
- q A. + s. 3-5 fGu Peaches tdry 10 225
i ans. white bash 20 70 Molassts II g; SEQ 90
pork. 100 n sa.75 4.en do y Q. ava ..
Bacna hams = ID ~ Sugar, y. o. h so. !.
bard. & IL j Cofgec, Rio I h ~ i
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
A CARD.

THE undersigned thankful for the patronage he has
received since his being engaged as tenerat Land
Agent brgs leave solicit continuance Of the
hay ng disposed OF all lands in which he had Interest
in county that he designs ole ring Tor sale at PRES
emit he will give his undivided attention TO the pur
cha sale and locating lands IN Of the following
named counties: Scott. 1liutou Cedar, Jones' Linn,
paving taxes purchasing, selling locating Land War
rants, &c, Office ID floor La .Clres new build
ing. u. EAHs, trenl. Land Aet.,
nov - Davenport Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
N 0 TT GEL!

TINE subscriber having disposed Of his entire stock
of Hardware, desires 10 close up every tfhng con
npctcd !lh il rs possible in order TO embark
in another line OF business ud would thank has old Gus
TONER'S who have accounts on lbs books 10 come for
,y ,rl and sett,o ". II. HlLDRETH.
CHILD S BAKER having purchased the business
and leased the stand If w ii. Hdreti. beg leave TO
that they intend 10 carry the Hardware
bus ness in al its bralnches-nd will BE- in receipt on
the opening Of gation Ola most extensive assert
ent Of everything embraced in the Hardware !ine To-
gether with full stock of Iron. Nails Ne.
Their facilities being unslrintscd and tbef Arrange
,nrnts romprtc, they expect II extend to the old
customers Of the Establishment, and the pubiic III gen
eral inducements for purch sing equal 10 an! Hare
ware house North Of st. Louis ~ West OF Chicago, ana
respcclfuly solicit II share o! public patronage
CHILD Il BAKER.
Davenport, Feb. 2&th, 1854.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

What time DO yam dire: i question often asked d
II otgl Ceks, aH@ The reply al ore 1hu had lost hi
hair Yes, viii. viii Hse Eners"u's american
Hair Restorative. Price 8 10 in large Bolt solo
3y WEBB X SLOWER.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
superintenaent Of Public Instruction.

The undersigned respectfully announces himself as
an fpiepcadtnt Candidate for The above once, ire
sprctisc Of all political parties or considerations.
GEORGE sHEBD.
Denmark, Iowa, March Ist ISL
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
FRUIT TREES, EvERGREBN1, %.
Avery 81 ConOtOO2k,


IIATE now at their Nursery, two miles south west
/ Of Burlington. very large quantity Of Apple and
Cherry Trees of suitable size for planting out In Or
chards Our Trees healthy, stocky, vel! rooted
and vigorous, and consist principally OF such KINDS a.
have prov be the most valuable market Ffus IN
the West, together with Others recommended ~ tho
North Western Fruit Growers Convention Our stock
of APPLES is the largest and finest that We have ever
ID 600 R.wes Janet. 060 Northern Spy, OOee White
in large quantities. graduated 10 suit the demand
Price ~ cents each $40 per 100 per 100, 90 per
1000, for extra size more in proportion.
CHERRY TREES--Sevcrai Thousand fine and well
grown Cherry Trees, of the most approved sosts ga-
ed Mazzard Heart Cherry stocks. Price ~ to 50
cents EACH S35 per 100 or $3.50 per 1000 For those
grated Morillo 25 cents each. or Pear, Dwarf Pear
and Plum, have but limited supply Of either OF
suitable SIZE for transplantEg. Price 50 cents each.
Grape Vines Ounce bushes, Red Dutch Currans, &C.,
10 to Ii cents each.
EVERG REENS-Balsam Fir, Black Spruce, Hem
lock, Norway Spruce, Red Cedar and American Afb0e-
vita. Price from % cents TO 81 so each.
NJ IOrders promptly attended 10 and Trees suossan-
tally packed for transportation.
II 1--WE would particularly request those wishing to
purchase, to examine extensive stock, embracing
one Hundred Thousand well grown Trees Of suit
able size for setting in Orchards We personally pay
the strict attention TO the propagation and culti
walton of Trees in every stage OF their growth, and
from long acquaintance with the business have be-
come perfectly familiar with tho peculiar habit and
growth Of OF the varieties cultyate-herefoFe
we consider 10 stronger guarantee can be given.
Burlington. Iowa, Jan. 3lst, le54-23-3m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
FOR SALE,

l,lX Acres of Land, one mile north ol davenport on
- the Dubuque Road, with good dwelling house ana
ot!,cr Improvements,
Also
Ono good mare, one single harrcSS and wagon, TWO
first rate cows three tons good prairie hay, single
plow;--aIl ofihc above property VIII DC sol" 'hcap
''' Appty 90 JARED r, HITCHCOCK.
Davenport. March 9Th, le54-w3trw
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
JOHN pEERE's CENTRE DRAFT PLow.

JohN hESAA e-aA' 800 o-shS Ano"
GSxs.-TNHESE Flows can still be found st
SkS = i the Moline plow Factory, equal 10
szSazzsasAs any heretofore buili BY the Subscriber
The wide spread reputation of these Flows render II
unnecessary to attempt any Recommendation.
Strict attention paid 50 procuring ths best OF Lnm-
ber Steel and Iron an. ApofieRced workmen are en-
ployed in puting the plows togetherall our work Is
warranted -
We Manufacture all kinds aud Sizes OF Flows and
are read, 10 supply any and every order promptly.
JOHN DEERE.
For sale al BURROWS a. PRErryaAas. Davenport,
Moline, Feb II, lsS4 - 3aw
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Notice.

1904 ACRES Of Land for lc, to exchange for
l - on fown Properly, II miles below davenport.
extending from the Steamboat Landing back y miles
A iinc view OF tac River. several Tenant Houses, @
to tame grass. orchardin Of Peaches Apples and
Pans; 800 Under cutiYatlon; irge proportion
OF Wood and timber, well Naiirea, and admirably
adapted for extensive Grain and Grazing Farm. II
viii be sIblNded 10 suit purchases or exchanges,
where Practicable. Also, 400 Feet on Brady street,
North of TIA by IA feet in the in lots to salt pur-
cllasers, embracing one pf the most eligible locations
in tn city for Il private residence .4a
Also--Farmiug Lands to Rent in Muscatine and
Scott Counties.
Also--G Prairie aud 10 Horse Ploughs, for sale.
d. r. NEWG0MB.
Davenport, March 10th, le5i-2s-3w
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Splendid Country Site for Sale.

ia OR IS Acres Of land including the residence Of
IN ihe late Dir. JAMES GLAsPEL, one mile from the
City, is offered for sale A neat Brick dwelling
cottage built. with stable. oat-houses, fine bearing
Orchard Of choice FRUIT re the premises. This Is
OF the most lovely eoury sites any where 10 he
found bargain is hers offered rarely to BE- met with
ana YOU strike or4ou lose il. spot de-
sifabIc is tioi 10 Be III market long. Apply 10
march / L. c. EADS.
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E1asz-<A-z1s~sU-fss~Vrrs-ssE
IA MARRIED,

Ga the ata ipsthy Rsy. j. D. MAsoS. Mr.. HENRY
q. SMITH and Miss SARAH F. WILEY, all Of Day
eupoFt
Ii East Davenport, onthe III INST. by Rev. W. Bur
ria, N.IlnAM Gry to Martha J. Hail., both of tha
above place.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
Great Bargain in Lands.

THE following lands belonging 70 party desrous Q!
closing up business III this state will be sold low.
East half North East quarter section 30 Township 50
North, range East.
North West qr North West or. section IS tp. 90 n,
Range East.
South haf south East qr. section ig. - North, r.
East.
s. E.qr. Y. w or. sec. 1s Up. 70 ". RE.
Elf. y. L. or. SEE 20 Up. 79N., RAE.
AppyD COOK q SARGENT.
Dee IS, SO.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
A BARGAIN.

> HOUSES and Lots Fifth Street, drawing q Rent
- 81 Sep per annutn viii be sold for Sl60Ufapplicd
for within 10 days.
AISO-
4 Good Store and Dwelling House on Second Street.
near lie Claire Row, VIII bc sold low Arp!yto
kEAHlGk q SON.
Harc'a9 Bazaar Building.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16
BILLS OF LADING,
surveying and Civil Engineering.

NOR sale at the Gazette otic.-Also Blank Deeds,
" Mortgages and Deeds Of Trust.