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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-19

The R'chm0Rd E"1HITrr il no! satisfied with tho
mode in which the peculiar institution of M"rInunsm
WAS discussed the other day in the House "t Repre-
sclaiycs, and calls tnr heroic treatment. II SAYS
''lt is rcnarknhc with what squcanlish dclicacy
the thing is hnllcd 10y Congress. The vile impns.
that should bc torn W by Tic r"nt- is touched
with all the tender with which Il woman trims
her fra tlowcrciS. Such iuid treatment will only
aggruvntc tho disease. The knife. md nothing but
the knife, will serve the purpose. By some nlc.-urr
Of prompt md thorough ciicacy, Congress must rid
the country of the scmIdal of AlurInOniSir.''
Our Nirginiam sccins to forget that slave
breeding lrnlv@niny and cuncubiase are handled even
s'lurlmi,hly. though fur iagruIt und n,li.
ous tlun anything known I" Murmunism. Before
cnng un Congress to eradicate the offence from
Utah, Tie EHY"urr had hcrcr turn its attention To
Virginia and The slayc-growin regions generally
lN y. TTb"Ht.
Perhaps if We t"a say TINT there il more con-
tincncc and pr"pricty "f department in the marital
relation among slaves, than i'll the same class
people III New York, the Trij"nc would "i
slander. Such cases us the following, however. are
frequently reportc in the columns ot the 1rbnnC,
that we might not find difficult To make good our
assertion:
STAGE DRIVER, IIAEEM BEoKES uP.-On the
ID inst, james Warden. stage Driver, hire. SnIll
apartments in ih. PREMISES EEI nh street and mi u""l
hy" -ix girls from rs I" IL; years nj to .cavc
the homes "f ilci" parents and live with him. lie
hal bur little for them Ia eat, nn hut two bed. for
them {" sleep upon. Matters went on very well with
him AMI his harem until few days ago, when the pa
rents al the girls becoming alarmed at their pluuiiy-
cd absence applied tn the police to ascertain where
their children The llth Ward Police discover
ed their place OF conccalmenr Yesterday. and made .
d,scrnr llpuu j: "...t.--a--i.i IT. - 80 i
aili;iifmc Eagalr 81! Houston street. l.o"'
sE!c m .ssS 9th s;r.ct, and Cntiarimc McTcr :SS ID
street Thcv were taken before Justice Mood, aud
with Warden, committed 30 prison. The girls stated
as Il reason for lc:,vin. their parents that the latter
were in tlic habit uf ill-:rcaiing them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-19

The Nebraska BILL repeating the Missouri Conpro.
miss. is now supported by ory-iw" representatives
from free. States, of whom. the lnrrrst number, Of
course, ARE from PENNSYLVANIA, thus: rcnlsyl.
yaniu twelve Indiana seven, New York six. Illinois
three Michigan three, nln three. California two, y
Jersey iwu uni from each of the States of Iowa.
Mainc New Hampshire and Connecticut. The Penn
syvania portion "t this phalnnx stands as follows:
.Th"lilns u. Florence, John Robbins ,Jr., William
II. Wittr John MrNair Sam'l \. Bridges. Chris:inn
NJ. Slrnuh. llcmdrick H. Wright, Assn Packer William
II. kurtz. John l.. Dawson, Michael e.. Trout, j.
IilanccN Jones.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-19
Tho \. Y. Times has a significant paragraph:

.,Some months since, when the question was ilrst
pressed upon Congress and the country, we eXpresscu
The opinion Tint the result Of the movuncn on pubic
sentiment in the State Of New York. would be I" Sc
cure the nomination Of William H. Seward tor ',"a-
crnor. and his triumphant election. The develop
,fent of popular opinion has been inr more rad, anu.
Of this conspiracy has been fnr wider and moTS M
tense than we hnd deemed possible and evcryn.s! =
thc nasnSc Of this bill Gov Seward will he elected
prcsdcn; Pr Of the Tnc' States in 1856 by the lnrEess
vote from the Free States ever east Tor my
If the Slavehodins States resigned TO this pros
meet il does not become us 10 complain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-19

Wha, will ihr Southern "F"@c"- "-;l.sailan.. Of Pre-.
sdrm Pierce untrue e: Southern ri.hl-, ,ly 10 thc
following d,rp picture lT tir aEi-aboli,iomist Gree
lev of the ~ Y. Tribune!
1T is Slavery, slavery Slavery, now and always
md uuthin,, else Slavery in Nebraska. Suycrv nm
Bunker II, Slavery in the iclds of Ohio, slavery in
Cuba, slavery everywhere Mr.. Pierce and lis ca.
binc. and special friends breakfast, dine unl sup on
Slavery They I've and movc and have their being
il, Slavery. Tl.cy ha!.lc in ii aud wipe themselves
,lrv with il. Niger owning, niagcr driving. Niger
c,rli;le and migr breeding, constitute their sol,
political capital, aud rgrn:~' all their time AMI all
their Thoughts. The one topic OF their Congressional
orators u. their central organ, and n their country
newspapers, is nj 4Gcrs i'll Nebraska rggcrs il, the
South ni-gcrs III Cuba free blacks, cmancipans ,.-
mcsiic scrvitndr, apprentices, Nricanizatin. Cubn.
lIuyli, Brazil, and the West lniira. Culy pomprv,
Crs;,r Sally and Dimall would seem Ia be- their sole
company hy day and by night"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-19

The Boston Post says terc is no truth in the report
that Gen. Peaslee conemplates resigning the once
Of collector at that port take the post OF consul a
London, as stated by the n. \. Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-19
DAY MORNING, MAY
1MpnRTaNT DECISION

The great case Of French VI. Banshcad, involving
the tile Of tlr United States to The lands at Old
Point Comfort has been decided III favor Of the Uni
ted States affirming the Judgment Of Judge Copton
and thus q,,iciin=, forever. the title of the Govern
mcnt and putin. AL ci,d 10 The numerous su; will
which i. has been llarSsc'i.
The opinion "t The C"nri, pronounced by the Pre-
sitlcut, judge Alien, Was very able. Counsel ul
Mr. French, 5. ). Baxter, Il. S. Coke (of WASH
inr,on) W. u. ilarfarla!il and E.C Standard, Esp.
For the United sintcs, james Lyons and WiIlium T.
.InYllrs Es.ica
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-19
cr,TE CONVENTION OF CIGAR MAKERS.

STATE CONVENTION OF ClGAk MAhhks.
Syp,crsr Y. V, MAY ia State Convention
If rhe Journevmcn and Employing Cigar Makers
has been in session in this city for two days An nd
dress and series of resolutions were unanimously
adopted and ordered to be communicates to onr Sc,
nr National Legislature n belf Of the trade, to i'm
u"sc specific duty of 40 cents per pound on al! cl-
par imnorted TO this country and pedging their po-
Etica support TO those candidates for Congress who
favor the evying OF this duty scale OF prices was
also ndopted,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-19

M f. CONFERENCE, soUTII.-1hs body
,;., 8 in session at Columbus, Georgia. has, after
nrotrsc,ed debate unanimously decided to establish
Southern Book Concern
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-19
MARRIED..

N.n.,rn on the llth inst, by Rev. j. Ii. Davis, M
RETBEN +. BOWLER, and Miss VICTORIA b. Ian
DRUM al. OF this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-19
From the New Orleans Delta.

We do not deem il necessary to add anything to thC
appeal which follows from Matt. F. Ward, who's,
case has excited so much passion and produced 81
country. We know nothing in the character nt Mr.
Ward, Or i'll his casc which should deprive him o
that right of every citizen, who is charged with
crime, to n calm patient and impartial hearing The
verdict of jury in his favor so far from 'epririne
him OF that right gives him still stronger claims to it
a judgment against him now will incupate the jury
MS well the accused 1t is due to that jury thai the
rcnsons for that verdict should be known. And how
reports of newspapers that had already prcjulscd the
case, but from full and perfectly accurate report,
taken by responsible reporter who attended the trial
from the commencement 10 the close, and whose re-
port will be rouchcd for by persons who were present
during the whole trial. Mr. Ward asks that lIc shull
be heard andjudgcd that report, and his claim up
pears TO us to DC II fair and just one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-19
The Mncon wlic paper replies !:

"'rhe Rc.istrr heretofore has been regarded as the
organ of the silver .ruvs "i New York" that dv-
sion of the viii. party al the State 'sI loyal I" the
CONSTITUTION anil inn-. reliable upon questions i'll
which the rights of the Snnh are involved, ani the
upprarancc of such an article rs the above III such
nrn,r. shoull disubusc the minds "t any who still
elm 70 the hope tha, the whig party OF the South
cal, ever again net in presidential nomination, ana
cnmyass with thc whig purity Of the North lis nj pre-
sent organised The Register seems disposed I" III
iinnfr the Union wings "t the South, TO whom ITS
article is particularly addressed and threatens them
with .sc,nul division OF parties III iS", ana WIN
n destruction of the wlg party as Il national nrgan
zutiou. ucss they yici their OWL convictions "idmty
anil of ri.ht. and abandon their pslion upon The Ne
brnsliu bill The Register has not kept np WITH the
prnrrcss Of publc opinion among the Union wiig' {"
Inc south. II docs not seem I" understand lllh' III
(;corra at cns, they have occupied since lSoo p"-
ailim ndcrcndcn oG and isolated from, the wing par
ty Of the Union, and that they are determined t"
maintain this position, and never t" net with any Par
ty. whatever may be lis name, which will not abide
tI,c rnnnronis,s Of tue constitution, and recognize
md rcspcc the rights Of the South ltit did under
tnn ,csr things il would not be guilty OF the sun
nrity Of thrcn,cnins them with II fate which they
Enyn long since chccriully accepted 7hr ring par
Im ciGc I;non roun0, bc rc0rgaa'-cd The t"cf'onS
~ GLon ami frtt-soa ~hich cling 10 ma. M~m', @ah
Iarc roLI,i Xof is prestige, "rrEr can be ""hcd ~''h ITS
sonud u w@er,gj nnt North AMI at A' South IN " ma
f;oHg} Orr0ui. .0iIGH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-19
r11E WIG pAKTY SOrTH.

One Of the lralin= Wig prints in Gc"reia-a pa-
per published Mnron in tina; Siai"--;nicr the Al
hanv (N W Register, also Whis paper t" task for
using the following language:
Says the Register:
"Thc Union Wings OF The South have nrrnycd
themselves in favor Of the Nebraska measure. The
Cuion Wings of the North against II. One M
the other must give way the paths ut NE twn VIII
hereafter lead in different directions The Il mon
Whir. ui the Nuit hai sucriiicc'l much nrca'Iy-
Tl;cr will sacrifice They Will ne" give up
their onlo.iiinu 10 : nhrogation al the Missouri
Co:npnryc aud il refusing IL do 81 VIII Great" u
sectional division in l>IG the fault or The folly will
no; be with them. Thus much the Wings "i tn"
South n:lv know and understand, whether they are
entitled IN know il or not Whether i'll lS5G We arr
10 huvc national nr Il sectional division of PARTIES
for the Presidency nr not, will depend upon the
course of the Union Wigs Of the South !! 10 pre-
serve tc national division, the national Wings "i
the North urc tn sacrifice the Missouri Cnmpr"nrn
and 20 i'm iIvur ii the Ncbraska inthslrc. ihcii IN
such national divisions vii! exist. Tn ms sunltrt
,h,. Wings of the North arc together. hey are =
unit. and will he unit in !S.r6. The Wings Of the
%ouh should understand this now, and mako ny ici"
mind to r,rarl i, ms one oi tho iiH, tacs OF line
fines. The Union Whi.- "f the North love hul1tt-
nv T1,cv love 10 fre;c,nzc with their brethren ot
the South. They abhor sectional divisions and
would Gladly ohliicrac all cnolscs AMI every feel
in" of tiscord; bu, they have gon" in III" verge ol
endurance: ticy llavc sacrificed everything but Their
honor m attain results dcSrac, ana they VIII sn-
rritirc no more II The consequence IL the breaking
f. m;rcrs the nationality ni the Wing party. they can
ONLY r1.r,. IT, The blame will not hc with them
TI. r,.sunnsil;I;ty In" Inry, the shame "t such
nn cv,,,. viii rI.t with the Union Wings OF the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-19
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
THURSDAY NORNuNG, MAY ~.
y y y y y "~~~>|N-<>~-<>-@~<~
By RlTCH1ES ~ PRYOR.

LAW FOR TIE SUPPRESSION OF sim.
u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
REMOVAL.

ID N. HOUSED would announce to the citizens OF
Davenport, and the public generally, that he ha-
removed his Watch and Jewery Store to No. 9, lie
Claire Row, and that he has Just returned from New
York with large addition 10 his stock Of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, spsctacles &Silyerware
and he Is now prepared 10 supply the wants Of the
commun! in his line OF business He invites utten-
lion 10 his stock of Watches which he fatters himself
wa be- found much superior in style quality and
Der 10 any ever before offered in the country
He has Gold Watches from 425 TO S's0;
Silver do. do Is Ia $50:
Gold Chains do. SO To Sc;
Medallions for . and faces and Of superior quality
Gold Silver, Steel and Plated spectaeles, and speca
Gle GLASSES 10 suit I'll ages. and Of different coors;
Gold Kings from 5000 to S25; Gold and Silver Thin
bies Ear Rings Breast Pins CUT Pins, Crosses, Slides
and buckles in almost endless variety.
He invites particular attention to his stock OF Gold
Pens, which is full and complete and ranging IN priec'
from 80 cts to 50 for pen alone; % 10 $3.50 VIII
silver case; and from 46 to SIS with gold case.
very large lot Of silver and siver-piated ware
comprising Tea, Table, Dessert, Salt Cream and Snga
Spoons; Gravy and Soup Ladies', Butter Knives, Fruit
Knives. Dessert Forks, Custofs, Tea Sets, &c DC.
Silver, smell and Pearl Card Cases; Port Nonnics
Combs. brushes and great variety Of other Nrticles
not mentioned. His goods haye all been pur,: .scd
from the importers and manufacturers on the bes
terms, which will enable him to sell us low as good,
can be bought on this side the Atlantic cities.
IT. Particular attention given TO repairing and clean
ng Clocks, Watches and Jeweiry. Jun Sd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16

srHg sudsssened would noit espe(D1aDat 49,
laus q q ChsrtsS OK. AZ fssAe csokisx Stoves.
as soa sfss IS 81! = ssss ::
ponsibii, q doubt = wSrla ifysg !ssla lss HIM
Ing 70 would solicit your attention " e eecve stovs
" warrant them 10 give perfect satrtxeoe N every
particular, and plste cracks e s9e ysex We VIZ Or.
posted In regard the operation Of thls 1--we and have
any doubts whatcvst, from ~ pessous We will Pes
demand NE money unsil The sspts.eon e sro weeks
iirimr il nsesy svssy part 81 Us Glass. Nov Ladies'
Ills i net proof poive hat tbs Z superior stove,
n" "a" xSc.s ~ Dsscs .ss hssssnlo s.lasbsd, take !,
Cookiux store, said ~ a. Wicksraham 9 so., Dav.
nos 10 sss, for sseed in excsl!Mg II ceosns; aise
believe Il 70 " tue heaviestand nostdusle. Signed
jss Norvs,, = Ripley, 10 woodward, Jso G Da-
vies, WIN Hssr,s, 6 { X Mitchell, Z A stedman, Z
r knapp, Henrietta Braincr,A Arm AeCOsmlck, lQseiA
WocArard, Ahner Aavisou,F Wcolford, yhc Jay-'
tlth, 1hopss eavran, Charles wss,pDs BenI Atkn-
small . i'a Aaas Wssss sssii.ess Patsssa
fHs s%sa T.. saSsa so s so Sss ws
f s9l. Jao pn d, j.. Bsnsy, Posis Geo
Krowsr, . r Wiley, A Wright, Horny Fearing, Dan
I'll, sanll CAST Danisl Stephens, Elias Prora, WIN
Fallon. Jno o,da, VIM Piau. lsnhars, Wm "
Wiley Walker, Jss Z Windsor. ! Z 0aois ~,
buck walter, Kewbury Odds, Dennis Carpenter.
Besides the above stove We keep constantly on hand
tho Prairie State Challenge, Black Diamond, Nov En-
various pattcfns u rremina A,oves ALSO complete
assortment OF Tin ware, Copper de: Japancd Do: also
Nails all sizes and Brass Ne win pay NE highe -
market price for I'D Copper, Brass Pe~tsr.lscn and
' march 10 u. wIcKKRsHAM & sox.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
DOOK-DINDERY.
AND BLAMX.D0OX NANUFACToHy

THE undersigned having associated Themselves
the above business, are prepared TO do any styss
binding tat may be called for; their tools ara Ill ~
and carefully selected, equal II not superior 20 q.
thingin the western country, including the host Kun
Machine and other machinery now used In the bu
ness. Also stock Of paper for Blank Books, &c,!a
a hne stock Of Leather for Plain and Fnncy Bindt
including Russia, Plain and Culored Calf, host Nor
co, &c. c4G s4sI II
Paper Ruled TO any pattern.
Old books and Periodicals rebound.
All orders for Blank Books for county ones
promptly attended to-
Lie Claire Buildings, cd Street.
MACINTOSH q CoIbAI
davenport July 18th, leSa--sTww-M
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
Furniture and Chairs.
B. B A 3 R,

rH WOULD respectfully inform the pub
lie that he has just opened an add
II' III tonai Furniture Warc-room in tAt
building adjoining the old Que. where
he makes to order. and KEEPS on hand good .s.o,,
ment Of Cabinet Ware.
His stock consists in part Of
Dressing and plain Bureaus;
Centre Card and Sewing Tables;
Dining and Breakfast do
Bcdsteads, Double and Single;
Lounges and Wasdrobes;
Cupboards, large and small;
Ladies' Work Boxes, Looking Glasses;
Cribs. Cradles and Trundlc Beds;
Office Desks, Towel Racks and Busters;
Chairs. Cane, Polka, French;
scollop Back. Split Bottom;
Sewing and Arm Rockers;
Also, Willow Wagons, Baskets. Churns
Tubs, Buckets, Selves, BrOoms, &e., DC
Rooms on Brady Street, between Third and Fourth
Streets.
Collins made with dispatch.
Davenport, June Both, 1853
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
AUCTION STORE

USE LODGE have opened an Auction Store on
- Front Street, between Main and Brady where
ihey VIII have regular Sales Of Dry Goods Watches,
,eMelry' Guns, vioiins, Yankee Notions, Ac Ac: Al
50 !eniirs supplied at Chicago and 81 Louis prices.
a. Is. Retail custom solicited 4
F.o Liberal Cash advances made on eonsigpments.
LUSE a. LODGE.
Davenport, Aug eth, 1854 wtrw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
CONFECTIONERY.

HE subscriber having received The Agency Of thc
celebrated French Confectionery Of Mcssrs Mail
lard Co, of New York. il now prepared TO take
ders for the and invite the dealers OF The cities OF
Rock Island, Davenport and neighboring towns to
anime his samples al the Liverpool Crocker and Glass
Warehouse. where also will be kept small packages
for the supply OF those prefer purchasing IN the
city of Rock island. JOHN RCLLEf.
Rock Island, Aug Il, ls5i-Mtrw-an
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
Know all Men by these Presents:

IrINHAT by virtue Of the authority in vested as
l. City Marshal of the city OF Davenport, do hereb,
appoint and dcputze J Z. TEAGARDEN asmy true
and lawful Deputy of the city Of Davenport, instead
E. Parmele, resigned, 10 do all acts that might in any
event be required Of by law; he to act under my
care and direction.
Witness my hand this 9th day of Sept, lisa.
H. j. CENTEi
Marshal OF the city Of Davenr
Sept 9th, ls54-trw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
ME subscriber Is Agent for Wheeler, Wilson Il
= Cos superior Sewing Maehincs-by the use OF
drudgery becomes but pleasant t,sk--any who have
read Mrs T.. Oake Smiths letter published in the n
Tribune sometime SINCE in relation TO them, VIII need
no long commentators here. Whoever has wish 10
see these beautiful and truly Labor Sarfng Haehnes
operate can be gratifed by calling at my store.
Sold at New York prices, adding freight, mifh hiS
10 use thin.
WM. A. NoURSE.
Kolinc, June 9Th, 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
IusU1AMcE.
D. 9. MsaowAN.-Dsaay o., assss " rest
0Ane

D. g. MeaoWAN.-Dzaay o., sssss " rest
Oleo:
-AOENT--
Il Risks saken At carrens rates. Lossss hbsrslay I'D
. xasssssn inssr:sss Gs.pany. uuss, New Yssk.
,,.sa" 1922 valley Insurance. Company, selo,o. 8. :.
Ly cos ss Ha,s.l la.ar.es Co., reaaa., ,.m
uS G.pmi.H IL. sock Iasursaes Co. Capital 5000
TAPscOTr CO., ceaeni Emigration and Foreig'
Exchange once:
D1AI1s AND bulls OF xxCHAU0x.
WALT. 4 CO, sla,i enstiaso % issue DEeas OF
Eagsasd, Ireland. eeosland. Wales, Fsance and Ger
si Ss:iSS1-.onD DUBLIN. s.y.s,s in al he provin
II EsSsisaa--on w. TAPscoTT 1 CO., Livsrpoc
and PkRScOTT, GR0TR CO., London, psssels
ScSSiand s.on tho BRITISH LINEN cos BANK
Glaagow, and ill their Branches.
GERMANY eson Mesus 0OGkL, hoSn NJ,
oi F~Sc as1 on Msssrs. EDWARD BLoUNT 4 Co.,
Bankers. Paris, payable throughout France:
sssk Drefts ara peid q SssAf, s"&sss sss''s"' =
TPsrscns Z. sidne In The country, and Wishing %
engage passage send money e sns'f Sar ~ 40
rth mi directcns which VII Immediately be sttend-
cd 70, and rscsips returned Per nnt mail.
Emigrxns and oshs!s Forwarded 70 All parts Of the
West and Canada, In the came expeditions and eco
nomicsl manner - heretofore.
WTAny further Information Win be given on april
cation personally Or y sss.5 , 4aps OF +
s6 South ST.. New York.
orto D. G. MCGOWAN, Davenport,
q S is:s q; Si s;' Sss,Is
July II. les4-wtrv-f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
4 1e11 sAIE OF REAL ESTATE
AuCTIoN.

4&E un1eta3gned a. Agent for the owner will offer
lnx1o - valuable lot Of Real Estate al Public
aee.0n, q the COURT HOUSE, in MUSCATINE on
eAIURDAY. the l4th day OF October next
u Iee property eonssts Of 20 CITY LOTS in the CITY
cinity or said city -
The terms will be made TO accommodate purchasers
JNO. p. COOK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
Strayed

k,hoM the subscriber on the 25th inst. two calves
4 one large sized, Durham bull, calf: mainly da, q
req win white spots. The other, a medium sized rad
eaI with white spots, and his right horn broken Off
whoever WIZ return said calves, or give informa
warded. r n r,. wi re-
West Buffalo, Iowa. Sept. as,h 1851
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
LOOK HERE.
8 Farms fer Sale!

ONE Of 100 acres Prairie Land. ten miles from
~ Davenport. on the Hickory Cove Read one of 70
acres, broke and enclosed. tho >tub5s Edd. oad,
north Of East davenport Il niics Also OBJ the same
road miles from, East Davenport. ZIG acres 60 acres
under cultivation. With good brick house. orchard,
etc For further particulars apply 10 the subscriber
on the premises hast named
May Cd, 1854. JACOB VI. ELpRIDGE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
Office Of Treasurer of
N. 4 M. X. II. Co. :
Notice To Stockholders.

TIE Fourth lnstalimcnt of five per cent on stock
N. NJ. X. r. Go. is due on 18th November, and
payable AZ the Office Of Cook 4 SARGESr-and Ave pei
cent will be due and payable at same place on 18th
each month thereafter till further notice.
GEO. II. SARGENT.
nov f2~-3l- wttwN Asst. Treasurer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL,

MOI at the lie Claire House, bu, right opposite 10 i,
~ at the Store of the well known Merchant Tailor
l.. w. sTEINBERG, On STREET
o. well assorted Stock OF Ready. Made GIOth 4.
ing. Hats, Caps, Trunks, Carpet gs Shirts, era
watts. &c. &c, &c.
The Undersigned list beginner and promise. those
VINO VIII favor him with their calls an honest and uu-
right dealing. ~
10 prices ana quality ofgoods am able to compete
with any establishment IN this City.
Fiease cali ana examine my goods before you go
ELSEWHERE. a. MlEDKE, Agent
Davenport, May. -wtrw-f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-16
NEW YORK HARNESS STORE

HAS been removed from BRADY to Second Street
four doors East of Brady. where shall be pleas
ed 10 wait all who wish good articles in the harness
line The assortment tie most complete ever offer
cd here before Great pains taken ~ please
Keep always on hand Collars Brides, Ha!ters, Cards
Brushes, curry-Combs Fiy-Nelts of every kind in
their season. Leather Fiy-Netts also.
Whips and Saddles in abundance. Whips from q
cts upwards: Saddles from $500 TO S25.C0
All work warranted 10 be recommended.
G.. W. BARNES.
Davenport May 10Th. Is5I--wtrw-n