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T(k ApViskTand use the Japan boot Polish. rhis is
rate article and IT you be-
ieSe jst come and buy bot tleony 10 cents
va For sale by & Is. .si. ~. IS VOW Eli. 81
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FOR R,FN9l

sFOH sttttNd,s
sHouSIsson the taining seSs iiriomss
One ltunjrediand Dollars Posaesston given
uediaiely, on the first Of April a .aps Shasiif
End lie oI5ssf3t34 GH4NAi ER.aSass9 sfsstE
tebsS :, 1aGss,1 No 115. vain street
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-Es-i-f tE---+--ss= f1e1aONa L.
TIKI subscriber has removed his splendid
4tock Fashionable HAS eaps. toihe Union Han
huilis 50, ecetls occtie By Ioihi Ellott two
LIZ tfAfESON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-18

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f nut only without haz1td OF reaction, but with lap
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So,is syseni, and that lie pal AZ zalio
inotlorald seusltioi is Bear
SO. thai for eve The klixF Cor
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-18

HIS sAbset Ed hns opene new
year he cont a. lie
Gf e gI g. s4
ident, pubic eanles eskss
/ e LETT e s. ELIZA Bk iii Eb5N 9f i,s. ~
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viii ldrdldf ths above hush Tor Mrs. r. I'd
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DyEYR cry DESCRIPTION Of Plain aud Fancy Furniture,
pftlle Gothic ma de 10 ordef5 pefet
lo4s2r than ii amy Storeintha efty3 r. aloEdenfs
az 3 --latest Out! ,si e Is
81 N eF'vey aha vcjlst ledexed their en-
~ 9tts secoid stoGso ssins Gootlg: -
qlIqdRitg mann Tica lawn down aha
CANDIES Silks. sattns, arese, barege
iest quality 90 reducedrees lot efrlaih sii ssdes
osierins etc. Mute Of e, ~ .ioSclsrtio
all sorts OF Furnishing Goods for ltSseeeneisy and
eroas other articles that e hayift time 70 thinI
ta4 an1lOois Through our stoe sl,atirnor bsis
10 Mainsts eentre w q, 1ss. ia.ape7
49,, TO 81 ClsI u "A e - 81
e!!tiise sssatfa ~ ia.
THE subscriber his old netoners, and the
iqbc in gepeIai hat odss is ia1d zthe
other sbolit and win com .enee serving his
summer ~ bout sIf ts cost eE 90 that none
ieea e. " hSat COLI s,s, i \
/ kstns3 yEllectionysss5 saszs gBs ,fssis'
EH EahnraI election for nine ifctors OF tic WHEEL
Wings Insdnionio serve for ensuing year w9
be sId Institution Tuesday the ss
Aey; bet seen tho hours OF 10 2 O'Clock ssi
af264i sssaft fses WAf. MCCOY, stss al 4
pfll elst: 1s54s1s - e TIrasnrer. ~
RESH UYsl 'Eits. -
LUST received at 81 per warranted IS tsss ~
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sAAc iIoeE. SASS 81 liOGfs
Attorneys at law & 1and Ag emit
Marshall G. HI Vas lLI0rnasuilIe, p. %
XfTilLp biol ard caunties5
we iPaftchsr atteitionH iyente e6eetions and
"a ld bust All kinds of constant Iof sale
sapel-1yd &tye4 81 - "a
tIez4SfiI0NdBL e. T. 1l;If4fNI. 4 1sdILORrr
INtssES1sABLISHBfEsN .5ss ss8 81
Hp!s 30 CORNER MosgoEkND iyveFER isThEEsTs5 u
j., w leeliuSs ~ e.
" iends and caston6fs ana the ioiIa bic gen
orally, 10 his newly received and GOT stoek OF
I / CLOTHS. CASStAiERES AiSE1IsNESTlNGSs5E
adapted to SpEin and Summer Wear. ~
sllofdsl &c executed est notice. and
nlt llnest as hions bio 3fs u
&C. tons halnt ieitlid eassgi tpleat
Pleas 10 AN aid exaniiHelihe stock sp4;3m
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FOR RENT. .ilssg9tf IE
dwelling House with ak rooms and stable sAlso
q two dwelling Houses containing ihfeel .teaeh
eiiissiG ko. ARMSTRONG; IS 81
aptatt MheeiineRre
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Esssl zss9tlsat slgS 80 % lsEa .astef ssssg

.slass a New Confe ctione
subse zabeth Ed warlls hns opened new
Is goidec and Ice Uffbe street.
bsai The scoat lohse. az tile sta MI rtpef
lor ssei ol Tie her
and Icess upon the s 2 49,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-18

LEMON 81 At,r.=--A Nil. y. B. vowell, Druggist.
unon So has sen US Dol le Of fne Lemon syr
uil, witch y ,coiaso 18th water, makes
a delicious gu beverage fAr warm weather.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-18
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feifed bysame ulptfnet lied pei Bpiis.s - r - :
In all the genuine have
smile pasted each bottle, aud The lp
lowing words blown in the sssry5s ~ ~
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30
Arreshd.

NJ. b. Elstcp, who came some three
months since, purchased NJ. G. A. jones'
Livery Stable, and went into business with
quite good grace, was ARE stei on Welnes-
day last, by the officers of the Law, under a
raquisition from the Governor Of Ohio, and
also the Governor of Indiana. Tne ground
Of tho requiaiton from Ohio is charge
OF robbing Adams s. Cos. Express Office Of
$4,000.
The charge against him from Inlian, was
for passing counterfeit money.
After srrssting and manacling the prison.
er, the officers started with their charge for
the r abroad at Rock Island, and from thence
they will hasten to the places named in the
acquisitions, aud we may soon hear of the
trial, Of which we will keep our readers ad-
vised.
Since he came to Wapello, Mr.. Eastep
had attended to his business very attentiyely,
and nothing wa. urged against him, 50 far as
We have learned, only that he was a man of
very rough language Wapel!o (iora) In
teiligencer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30
Wheat MARKET at Chicago.

Produce brokers Of Chicago are selling
wheat to be shipped to Pittsburgh, new
market, 5000 bushels being shipped within
this last few days. The Tribune says, 1--WE
understand there is large number Of per-
sons buying wheat in this market. for Mich.
iyan, New York, Pennsylvania, and the
Eastern States. and that the demand Is
rapidly increasing. 1t is not probable. un
der such circumstances that any coasdsra-
BILE surplus can accumulate in our ware
houses between this and the opening OF
navigation. next spring. This opinion is
becoming very prevalent, and gives the
price Of wheat an advancing tendency"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

to carry without being too deep. After ma
king the boats fast under the lee quarter,
with one or two hands in to keep them off,
ord .red the matches to be taken off, when
Immediately the ship was developed in
cloud Of smoke. In less than ten minutes
the flames burst up the main hatchway.-
All hands we're then ordered to the boats
and to shove of, which had not been done
more than ten minutes before the mainmast
fell over the side with loud crash, tearing
up the decks and dragging down the fore
topmast and mizxsn-mast wit it.
In short time after, both fore and miz-
zen masts fell. The ship was now oae liv-
il mass Of flames from end to end, and fast
consuming. Al dusk, ~ near as we could
tell, che was burnt to the waters edge
At eP. NJ, nothingts been; so concluding
that she had gone down, made sail and stood
away to the eastward for St Halsna.
remain yours. respectfully.
HENRY WALKER,
Late commander of the ship Polar Star.
st. Helena, Oct 81, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30
The HORRIBLE.

The papers are unusually barren OF news,
If we NAY except the lrrible, with which
,hey always abound. In those before US
there is enough of that to satisfy the most
depraved taste. For instance, here IS
womsa at Peoria, H., who cut her baoy's
throat while under religious mania; and
here at Owcnsville, Ind, one man has
knocked another into large vat of boiling
water and he is rescued par-boiled while
tina murderer escapes. And here. but we
will give from the ST. Louis Iashi 5sncer OF
last Wednesday,, the result Of one day
work smong the vicious OF that corrupt
city
A party OF men got into row in adrink-
ing saloon on Broadway, and one of their
number, named Michael Mccarthy, was
killed He was shot by revolver.
An ARRAY took place in the bar-room Of
the Planters House, in which DR.. Carpen-
ter and Mr. 81. John both received various
wounds from bowie-knife in the hands Of
Robert McO'Blsnnis No arrests were
made.
4 little girl, l3years old, named Margaret
Langgu,h, was walking along CArondelet
avenue With woman, when she was al
most instantly killed by receiving in har
temple FIVE shot. discharged from pistol in
the hands of lad eighteen years OF age,
named Jacob Bauer
A women named Cstharine Wall, the
keeper of small grocary on Collins street.
got on spree, aud drank herself 10 death.
Verdict, death from run.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30
To Correspondents.

Almost every mail brings Us letters from
Newspaper agencies in Eastern cities en-
closing advertisements. To save further
trouble on the part Of these gentlemen, we
wish to be more clearly understood. We
will publish no Advertisement for any news
paper agency, unless it be accompanied by
the CASH. The whole system is regular
gouge. We are now inserting as an exper-
msnt one Or two advertisements for Carr g.
Co. The bill will be forwarded and it met
it will be well, ifhot paid. we shall sonsid.
or Carr g. Co. as no better than the rest
and try to make the matter generally under.
stood.
Sundry lottery and gift, schemes haze
been very kindly forwarded, with the ad-
vsntageous offer of pay in tickets for adver-
Using. For the Information of the lottery
and gift enterprise proprietors, we will here
say, when we can't fill our paper in any
othor way, we shall ensmaA! And what we
have said Of these projects, may with just as
much propriety be said of qusck medicines
generally. When paper 10 SO large that
it must be filled with advertisements of
these nostrums, and the editorial columns
with pats Of the same, and that too for a
mere song, il is quite time to ensmalI or fill
the space they occupy with something more
use full orentertaiaing .-Harcheye.
The above is our experience precisely,
and our contemporary will find his advertise
ments of Carr g. Co., quite as much of a
''gouge" as the others. Better eschew the
whole bevy, lottery, gift, cosmopolitan and
literary associations. New York correspon-
dsnce and the whole parsphenalia Of
schemes. to which the shallow -patsd, pen
s-liners and scamps of the over.popula-
ted cities Of the East, have rssorted to cheat
the too crsdaleus Western newspaper pub
fishers.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30
Arrival Of the Empire City.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.
The steamship Empire City has arrived
from Havana. News generally unimpor-
tant.
The examination OF Francisco, alias Mr..
La Cost, arrested on charge Of filibustering
q, Curocoa, was progressing. In his decla-
ration he unhesitatingly expresses his pur-
pose to effect the libe alton Of his country
men.
The Capt. Of the schooner "Chas. I.
Smith, has been cited to appear and an
swer to Charge of having cladestnety
brought arms to the Island
All the ports have recently received
heavy amounts from Europe.
The ship Ireen arrived At this port this
morning with 6lS passengers from Havr G..
She reports II deaths during the passage.
ROCHESTER, Dec. %.
Elisha Wholen, X. N. candidate for AS
sembly in place OF Alex. Ward, deceased is
probably elected over Mills, Dem. No
Wing nominated.
New YORK, Dec. 81.
The Evening Post of to-day announces
the death Of the celebrated Thos. w. Dorr,
of Rhode Islnnd. He died this morning
after long and painful illness.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 81.
A serious riot occurred in Allegheny
county, Va, yesterday growing out of IA
meeting den,nncing Thompson, the muir
derer Of Miss Parr. The citizens hung
Thompson in eiligy, when large party Of
his friends arrived, armed with pistols and
knives, aed attempted to cut him DOWN
A fight then ensusd, the citizens. driving
of Thompson's party, Selling their leader
and riding him on rail.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30
OBJ qalp 6astttt,
ALFaED SANDERS. Enrex !.
Nassapors, saturday. nee. 80. 1884.



NeArsska ElsetieA.
Nd. Gidd;ngs, an" Aati-N ebraska" Dem
o.rst from south Of the Platte. has been
elected to Congress from tho territory o.
Nebraska. His principal opponent was T.
d. johnson Of Omaha city. Bird Chapman,
imported for the purpose, We learnfrom tho
Cscenstyps, was Withdrawn On the strength
Of the letter written By the acting Govern
or of,he Territory, copy Of which We pab-
lshed yesterday. chapman's withdrawal
was At = late hour, 50 that he still re ceivsd
a fswsotes. Thisindividual passed through
thi. locality the present week, and informed
the editor Of the r. Island Republican that
"there were not City men in the whole ter
risory opposed to Judge Douglas or the Ne
braska b;llr' How are we to reconcile
this statemen, with the fact Of NJ. Gidding's
slestions
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30
/. O. or O. +.

The brethren OF Davenport Lodgc No.7,l Q. Q. =.
win give supper at the l.. Cnre Hall on the even-
Ing ef the sth January 1855. The proceeds II when,
after paying expenses VIII be Devoted 70 inc sce' VI
the poor widows Of our city.
All address will b. delivered on the occasion .! r
G.. Hiram Price. , ~.
Members of the Order Will appear n Regalia. The
pu Bile are reepeetfuliy soiicitnd TO attend.
: Address at Z o'c ocs P supper at + NJ.
Tickets TO be had at the following plnces:-N ooa-
ward 4 Harris Il Smith w II Holmes Il Co
Wilson 4 Harley J w Wiley, II wiekersham aud OF
tho committees.
CoMwlrrrr-B n Woodward, II Dumont. John
Harml,v Hiram johnston, n j Hughes, VIM Cot
Inns. L Fuller, $ 4 S,evens, Juhn Walravan, Jas
Wsckersham
Proc Of Admission.
Single Ticket, 1SO
G.ntlemau and one Lady, $50
Gentleman and two Ladies' 90.
Davenport Dec Esd lsS4.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

CorScL BLrFrs CHRosoTYPE, is the title
of new Wing paper the first number of
which has reached US. 1t is of good size,
neatly executed and ably edited. Its motto
is the same that for SO many years has
stood a. the head OF our weekly, gem SEN
t;ment Of Henry Clay, Il would rather be
right han be Preside nt.''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

Suchis the anti-Ca-istian feeling prevail.
ing in the Gerln.n Lutheran Church at
Newark, a. J.. between the Protestant and
Catholic portions OF the congregation, that
the police has had to be called in to recon
Gle their differences, or more properly to
prevent the shedding of blood. At the la
test accounts the Protestlnts held posses
sion OF the meeting house.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30
A GARD.
LApY,s COLLEGE.

TN presenting This notice TO the pubic the sabser-
i Der wishes tn niJr, tem that his school sill be
opened for the reception Of students ON "Wednesday,
the % Of May neat. He proposes 10 gave classical
education to all who may wish TO favor him ih toeir
patronage aud confidence. He also vii, add Nor
NAL parment 10 g6aii. young ladies Tor teaching
In the various grades OF SCHOOLS c.uairy from
the College dawn to The common district school In
The PRIMARY department he viii admit all WHO are de-
siebu of emo wing its benefits.
The course Of instruction will be tloroug and com
plete and the time very discriminating ana
select avoiding everything OF an entirely use ess
character and substituting those branches whose ten
deHey Is to give vgor and elasticity TO lbe youthful
mind.
The manner OF teaching will be the most ePPrsred
and improved known Ia oar country or Europe gsing
the papl the full understanding OF her subject, while
is presented by the teacher IN style eIttrei new
and fascinating
His arst ain. will be 10 10 his pupils hea ID
and a vigorous constitution, without which all his ei-
forts woald be useless.
Secondly, 10 establish decided and correct mora
character a. bs is OF ali his hopes without which
superstrueture stand the test OF future trials
and future hopes.
yidua that Kind OF practical training her natural gifts
aud future prospects shall indicate.
And fogrtiiy 10 trsin the mind TO practical rehec-
tons aud usefui deductions from eeery days obser-
tion.
And lastly, to infsse spirit of practical Christian
henev olence MO the mind OF every one however
young, as a lovely and instructive principle from
which shall flow, a. from pure aud clear fountain.
universal love 10 all.
scale adapted to full carry ont the aoy. programme
10 the letter s lit in all their variety AMI extent
The building. watch i. new and colnmodiege, Will
be Prepared tn max ali its inmates comfortable and
happy. n stands npon euinence Of easy ascent and
snrinoupted by promenade from which a seni'e 10
presented TO view uncqaaiied IN our country FOR Tie
ness, beauty or grandeur.
IL located in of the most bea thy and salubr-
tow ms in the United States, wbosc advantages of
location 70 approach all that could bs asked or
desired and its business advantages second 10 none
in tho Mississippi valley. My arrangements for
teachers such that all will be individually watched
and cared for.
Those wishing further information can address the
Proprietor, at Davenport. Iowa, who will be happy at
all times give all required Information. circular
and further notice will be gwen in due time.
T. II. CODDING,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Mn. II. CopDING, t,,i,a,,a,,
Mrs. NJ. A. Coporse,
Davenport, Iowa. Dee. %. 1854 deswtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

Russia virtually is inaccessible. No
power or powers can enter or remain on her
Ice-bound and snow covered territory. She
says 10 the world. "Come with small force,
and wi oyerwbelm you; come with large
one, and you will orerw he I'm y ourselves. -
Charles the XII and Napoleon both exPer-
enced this truth
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

Col. Doniphan. OF Missouri, the same
who distinguished himself in the war with
Mexico, was seriously, and i is feared fatal
ly, injured last week, by the horses to
eoI1h in which he was riding, running
away with the vehicle
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

Lunacy. caused by ahiskey. is JUS, as
dangerous 10 society as any other kind Of
lunacy, and should be dealt with accordingly
Either give US a prohibitory law, or protect
society from the scores of selma lunaties
who are constantly prowling about our
streets day aai aigb, - The terror Of the
community Pa lefgraph,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

Each Of the ten-inch shells thrown BY the
Allies, in she siege Of SebastoPsi costs !"
10 aaid, f36-about $3.50!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

And so, friends, you fold your arms and
cit down in despair Tbs blessings Of Free
dom were secured to US BY men who laid
down their lives that their children mi gh, be
free. II does not become Us then to refuss
to lift our voices to confer freedom upon
those Nho ere now enslaved
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

F1rt Es ~ Geographic disputch VA.
'iEee 70 LAS city stating that tue O,l-
Kssh City b2as hsd failed, LIT everybody
max a9ts Fl ths iaet and beware.-Chi-
eapo f5sss II yfsterday.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

The abolition Of slavery ". regard as
question Of tme-sf such long tine that we
have No expectation Of living to see the day
when the last shackle that holds in bondage
human being shall have been stricken OF.
Chicn1o press
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

Rock Island was lighted with gas on
Wednesday evening list. Quite a city
feature.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30
N
M RR1Hp.

On the cs,h inst, by Rev. Geo. earpsnter'A =.
1.osAs to Miss MARy cnRIsriAsA GiLsrTH, ~ "
Scott CO., Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

The Chicago D@ily Tribune, already OF
mammoth dimensions. j. t. be enlarged on
the ist of 'anusrr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30
Also Coal Lard.
40. S;-Ro Acres OF Cord Coil Land III, 49,.
Timber AID imp,ovements;
Also Q Valuable Flourirx Kirl.

Timber ard Improvements,
Also Valuable Flourirg ki,l:
NO 3-Thh "swan MIL" at l.. q ire which I, in
eomPislc order with Three Rur Of Stones win ,,ltLr
nccessnr, aaehiner, most OF which 10 ne~ ,ua Earn,
10 Of rasing 100 Bbis OF Flour in twenty hour,
The 10, hss River front at I2u feet nj rood l.ne
ny for Steamboats,. which viii be sold at great b.,
gain andupon easy tcrus.
-ALso:-
The following Property In ihs City Of Davenport;
Brick House vita frame addition porgco IN From,
on Sihth street; lot 55yea0 feet $3.50
Brick Haasc on Second street between Perry and
Rock Island Lot tts 50 go per foo,
Three OF Land on second sire -f near nayep.
port buFsipr Ground with good dwelling s7oo
Lot No 10 Block in Groom ~ seeond addition GER
ner az bird Stre-; opposii, rithrnor's U,nek
Lot No Bloc ~ upon which is erected a Cottage
With tn" rooms Kitchen. stable smoke house and
good we'll wi,il hain pump Prize s,eo;
is IN Scott County:
400 Acres q Prairie In Sec 10, T 80, RE
$50 do do in sc rs and nj, I 80. RAE;
Can do sec "a, W:
1860 do do saT7n do;
i5o do do.srso do;
ae0 do a % r-sR2E:
2,eoa do dn II, Is. ~. Tso. RE;
200 do IN ~. TO, RISE;
20 d. + Is wqr secst. -s,R2g,
iho do II ar ss.r 10. O., II p;
100 do y W ar SIC o. T;eRlE
so d. iSEqr Sec ~. 70. rae
20 do sisW ar See 4, T79R4E;
40 DO NiNK9r
sssx y qr ,sse Iss;Rsr;
% Do E!skqr Sec y, rie,RdW;
~ do sW kar Soc H. re RI W;
dsc.a GEo. l.. NICHOLS. Act.
Together with a isrgs quantity Of Land In Cedar,
Clinton. Johnson. iowa. Jasper aud Fewe.hies Gosh
lies, II Of which viii be sid uptn sosabie terms
BY GEoL NICHOLS
General Real Estate tgcri,
Corner 81 Main and Second Streets, Iowa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

40 35-A splendid farm on the Miss. sipn Rix., 10
mites below Davenport IN Musratipe eouniy eo,.stn'
ing 355 acres; 100 OF which Is under cu,,yaio,. AZ W
so7d baldisgs Gnd upwards OF 200 fruit trs.. IN s'i
oearipa-aptiO peach and cherr. Pre-. sE Der
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-30

No 3t-A farm in clos, Grove Scott ecp,t, a.,
tanning ~ nefes acres Of which Is enc o.ed: NM
which Ia erected new fiame house. n log hoe. ~
gc"d stahs; Two wells with chain pump, aud 80. s,s
Of young fruit .recs-Price si2te ''eH