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NIGHT SALES.-The Subscriber W
BY ELIAS HALE. No. Jog Main ct.
M THIS EVENING" at 7 o'cIo.

BY ELIAS HALE. NO. iO6 MAIN &c.
an THIS EVENING, at o'clock. /
~ shall offer at auction large assortment of Staple
and Fancy Goods consistng in part as follows, viz
Gold and Silver Watches
Gold Jewelry of every description
Silver and plated ware; Clocks Of all kinds
$500 doz white and colored spool cotton
1900 gro Buttons, assorted kinds
us " Lead Pencils, assorted kinds
$50 doz Knives, Scissors and RRzors
500 " Porte Monaies and Purses s
259 Hair, Teeth, Nail and Lather Brushes
IS plated Sewing Birds
IT'S fancy Boxes q large assortment
$3.50 fancy Soaps, 40 different kinds
Also, large assortment of blank books paper en-
veopes, steel pens waters, double barrel guns pa
tent balances spoons, coffee mills, hammers toeeth-
er with great variety of goods too numerous to
mention, in lots to suit purchasers. Every article
warranted a. represented. City and country mer,
chants are respectfully invited 60 attend the SALE s
the goods will positively be sold to close conssn-
ments. ELIAS HALE,
log Main 1t.
Every article warranted az represented.
Additions can be received
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MONTREAL Oct % -

DEFEAT OF THE NEW BRUNSWICK MIN
ISTRY.
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JUST received, per steamer JamestoVu

lust received, per steamer Jamestown,
- Oct %
One bale White Flannel. all wool at 25 cts; worth
S7k eta. per yard.
WOODEN Paids for dresses from 25c. to 75c per yd,
a splendid assortment.
Grass Linen Hdfks, at 25c worth S7I,.
Cloak Cloths and Velvets
Velvet Merino and Cloth Cloaks; Plaid Silks
Another lot of those cheap plain Black Silks
Plaid Raw Silks at 37!c. per I'd French Merinos
4.4French Turkey Red Figured Prints, for curtains
and counterpains, at Sl4c. per I'd.
Embroidered Cambria Collars; Swiss Muslin Col.
lars ard Sleeves. in sets; Embd'd Hdkf; Embroidd
Ssirts Bed Blankets; An endless variety of Ladies
and Chidren's Hosiery.
Together with numerous other seasonable Goods;
to which we invite the especial attention of our
friends and the public generally. having been pur-
chased within the last ten days, at the New York
auctions. at much less prices than paid for similar
Goods in the early part of the season.
oc28 HART MOSES 63 Main st.
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nR. LOUIS u. STEIN, HenGrATHIo

II PHYsrcIAM, late chief Ssyeeoa IN the HEagariaa
Avmv. has removed his office @ Tenth street, Bank
square, bsiow Nssss Duval Z Brothers Apotheesry
sstsblshment. Office houss from to 10 4. n, and
from Sto p. ~. oc S7-ts
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

GALE OF A HOUSE WITH GAR
SEy near rae II ese F1MN or s PIP
Pa PAY, Sd Noyem6er 1854 at q O'clock NJ, upon
Lot occupied by Mr.. John George Beam, ID the town
OF Sidney, on the North side Of ElIwood MIAMI st.
new and in good order; the lot fronts rs feet and
runs back l25 feet to Short 1t.
ANY one disposed to purchase residence retired
yet convenient to most parts OF the city would do
well to look at this property.
TEsMs-One-third cash; balance at 4, and IL
deed TAYLOR WILLIIMS
&c Aucts
M OST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ ~ IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON BROAD
AND CAPITOL STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On
the premises. will be sold that most valuable Prop
ert fronting on Broad and Capitol streets opposite
Monument, adjoining the residence of Mr.. Mann s.
valentine, and bounded on the East by 10th street
Ihs property fronts lSo feet with depth Of about
front each, and running through from Broad to Ca
The property Ia SO well known that fartb or de-
scription Is deemed unnecessary-suffice it to saw
that for private residences hotel purposes or public
OF any description, its situation il all that
coi,o De DESIRED and is equalied BY no other proper
fth cash; the remainder on a credit
OF zen years with interest payable semi-annually,
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
oc Ia StaWt25O& dtd
A FTER THE ABOVE. will be sold the
"A framed buildings standing on the above proper
removed.
ALSO-A good .econd- hand Carriage.
oc "a TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
Nv SALE OF LOT OF VALUA-
~, BILE MULES HORSES.-OnlwEDNES
DAY, 9th November, at 10 O'Clock A. M. will be sofa
upon Council Chamber Hill near 'Eernest's Stable
from Is to so valuable young MULES and HORSE3
and
the pick from the stock of gentleman who has no
farther for them. ~
Those in want cannot do better than to attend this
sale.
TERMs-Four months credit, for approved notes,
with interest added.
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
DC 2n-sndNavlAdtd Annta
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BY GUDDTN 4 APPERSON.

ELMWOOD FOX SALE AT AUC-
~ TION-CROPs, STOCKS. &C., &c.-Will be
sold on TUESDAY, the 5th of December, 1854 on
the premises, commencing at ii O'Clock, the valua-
BILE Farm on Chckahominy Swamp, miles below
Richmond, adjoining the lands of Mr.. James NJ
Garnett DR.. Trent and Others containing $50 acre.
of which 800 acres cleared and have been we'll
lined within the last few years. and $50 of rich
midland, portion heavily set in wood and timber,
the value of which Alone it is estimated would pay
at least half of what the whole estate will likely
sell for The York River Railroad will run either
through very near the tract
There have been seeded this Fall 40 bushels of
wheat, with plentiful supply of guano.
The buildings, though small, are yet new and COM
Portable, and the enclosures around the place
good.
The neighborhood is an excellent one, perfectly
healthy. and the water good.
After the sale of the land all the pershable estate
on the place will be sold, consisting of the Stock,
Crop some fine Mules. Hsrses Cows. Oxen, Hogs;
$50 barrels of Corn, Shucks, Fodder, Wheat Straw,
&c.
The particular attention of the public is called to
this SALE it 10 believed that estate Rich
mon6, now in market, offers greater inducements
those disposed to engage in farming.
TERMs.-For the real estate one-third cash ba-
lance and years. for negotiable notes. bearing in
terest, secured by trust deed. For the personal
estate all sums under $50 cash over tina: amount
months credit, TO. approved endorsed. negotiable
paper. RICHARD HILL, Jr.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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- HOUSES FOR RENT.-1he large
Framed Building on Cd between Cary and Co
nal sts occupied BY Mr.. d. Devine, containing SIX
rooma with water fn the yard Possession gwen lst
of November.
AL6O-Gsvsral new Framed Tensments on Je6er.
son between n srshsll and Broad sts. Rent mode.
rate. TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
Oc "a
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bYsRlCHARD GAUTHORN.
nRY GOODS. CLOTHING. &c, AT

nencing at 10 O'Clock precisely, Win sell large
which may be found Csttons, Shirtina1 CsssImsres
and Cassinetts. Brown Linens, Black Satin, Velvet,
and sestinsy two pieces very superior Blssk Cloth;
Drawer; heavy Cashmere. Beaver and Caasinet
Goats; Cloth dress do; Cashmere Pantaloons Vests,
Cravats, silk and cotton Hdkfs Spool Cotton, Dress
ing Comhs. Umbrellas, Gloves, Buttsns he. The
Goods viii be ready for examination to-day.
oc % Il. CAUTHOHN.
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THE attention of farmers is called to th,

THE attention of farmers is called to the
Il large assortment of valu,ble English and Amer.
lean works on Farming, Gardening, Horses, Cattle
Cottage Building &C., for sale at
RANDOLPH'S
Bookstore and Bindery, l21 Main street,
The following are the most i'm portant:
Downing, Allen, Wheeler, Smith, Repton Loudon
and Bullock on Gotta ges and Landscape Gardening.
Dadd, Youatt, Randall, Allen, Martin, Clater Low
and Skinner on Cattle &C.
Rupp. Hines, Mason, Cole, Skinner and Yonatt, Oh
Horses
BUST. Elder, Goblet, Downing, Fessenden, John.
son, Landreth, Mcmahon and Mills on Gardening
Brown, Cole. Downing, Fsssenden, Floy, Phillips
and Forsythe, on Fruit Trees.
Allen. Blake, Warning, Skinner, Beatty. Boussn-
gault Sinclair, Coleman, johnson, Fesssnden, Nor.
ton, Holmes, Stephens and Rufin, on Agriculture
johnson, Liebig, Topham aud Rodgers, ON Agr-
cultural Chemistry
Browne, Dana. Morit Falkner and Rufiin, on Ma.
nures
Cultvstor; 10 vols.
Pedders Land Manurer.
Rutfin's Farmers Register; 10 vols
Plantation and Farm Boob; by Southern Planter
e Rufiin's A gricultural Essays now printing
and will be delivered to all who leave their names
with the publisher, J. w. RANDOLPH
Catalogues will be sent to all who apply.
Bookbinding in all it's branches. &C %
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pOPULAR BOOKS-For sale by
l. JAS WOODHOJISE

pOPULAR BOOKS-For sale by
l. JAS. WOODHOUSE,
1s9 Main ct.
The Virginia Comedians or Old Days in the Old
Dominion, vols-Paper covers 81; cloth 81 80.
Party Leaders; by J. G. Baldwin. author of "FIush
Times in Alabama and Mississippi"-Sl
Fashion and Famine; by Mrs Stephens-$l.
The LsmpLi ehter-Sl.25
Sister Agnes, or Convent Life-$1.
Bayard Taylor's Journey to Central Africa-St So
Our Honey Moon, and other Comicalites from
Punch-Sl.25.
The Cruise OF the North Star. a narrative of the
excursion of Mr. Vanderbet's party to England
Frasts Of Fo.tnns mr. ths H;.tore sna
of Ned Lorn-$I.
Leila Ada, or the Jewish Convert, an authentic
memorable.
The Potphar Papers-S1.
Fifty Years in both 81 emispheres, or "reminiscences
of Former Merchant; by Vincent Nolte, late of
New Orleans-S1 %.
The Russian Shores of the Black Sea; by oliphant
or 90
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INCIDENTS OF THE BATTLE OF ALMA
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AUcr1oM aArrs
THIS DAY
THIS DAY
BIZ 0ODDfN 4 A1FERs6N. z1s1s.
BUILnING LOTS Al

~ AUCTlON. ON CLAY STREET. m BI0.
GERS ADDITTON.-Those bsautsfui buildins isfs
on the reeenely opened Clay street. bsipe perf
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, the 50tk October. 1s51.
tho premises q 4o'eloek
On the South ride Of Cisy street there mi IL or
fsred NINE LOTS Of 81 feet froat running hsef Isl
feet to Is foot alley. which viii be opened through
to Buchanans Spring. These lots have bsarIsg
orchard offhe finest fruits
On the Norlh side Of the street, there Win be sold
NINE LOTS Of so feet front, and five Of % feet
also through to the street leading b. Bsehan-
ans Spring.
The city 10 rapidly extending In this dirsCtion and
and daily increasing In value may NOT again occur for
years.
Tsrms Ons-third cash, balance ct and month";
Tor eotsble interest sdded and title retained
oc Is GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
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and ha-
)iUlnnock.
o'clock. at
I'll pieces
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1 TO SPOKTSMEN OF I He
FIELD.-FALL IMPORTATION OF
GUNS-Just received and imported
49, from England, and of my own sslec.
ton from the Northern markets, fifteen cases OF
Double and Sinae Barrel GUNS, Of superior quality
Asa Game Rags Powder FLASKS, Shot BELTS
Sankey's, Eley's, Cox's and Walkers English Per-
cushion CAPS.
Sportsmen wishing neat ht for the Fall campaign,
are respectfuiiy invited to give my stock an exam l.
JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer Of Guns Rifles. &c.
r. GUN and RIFLE MAKING and 6UNsMITH-
ING in all its various branches, done In superior
amer, and on accommodating terms
Keys fitted TO Locks, and Canes mounted.
ma "a
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


WI ON CARY AND 9Th ST5. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY. Nov.
Sth 1854, on the premises, commencing at O'clock,
these desirable and excellent built brick DWELL
ngs at the corner of 9Th and Canal streets one Of
which ia occupisd BY Mr.. VIM. Wallace, the other BY
Mr.. B. 8. Crouch. These tenements have been butt
within the last 10 years. and are now In good order.
After which will be sold that large new brick
Store and Dwelling now in the occupancy Of Mr.. +.
g. Wells situated on the South ode of Cary between
Fousbee and Adams sts, fronting so feet, running
back $50 feet to an alley.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, g and IL
months for notes. interest added secured
by trust sed brittle retained.
oc % GODDIN APPERSoN, Aucts.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL ESTATE ON WALL. BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND BROAD STREETS, IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.-WiIl be sold, MON.
DAY, the 9th day Of November, 1854, on the pre-.
misses commencing at u o'clock. y :, that valuable
real estate the easter side Of Wall street Tin real
of Messa r. Fl. Dickinson 4 Brothers oficel re.
Gently occupied BY the late George w. Atkinsop
decd. The lot fronts go feet, runs back $50 feet
more less. and has upon Il large brick buildine
used a. Office and dwelling and other purposes
The property, from its central location. recon-.
mends Itself to pereons ensssed In the busineal
which the late Mr.. Atkinson followed.
Terms cash. balance at aud months, 70, nsgo.
table notes. interest added and title retained I'LL les
note u paid. BY request Of the executor Of 0eorss
Washington Atkinson. dsc'd
oc "a GODDIN Z ArrERsON, Auets.
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VALUABLE LUMBER HOUSE AT

ROCKETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold MONDAY, the 9th OF November.
1854, on the premises commencing at o'clock. the
large new Brick Lumber House at Rockets. at the
corner of Lester and Nicholson SITS The lot fronts
so feet aud back about 100 feet. This Lumber
Fouse is admirably situated for the storage of Guano,
Lime. Sugar, Salt, &c.
TERMs-O- e-fourth cash. balance at 4, 6 and mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till las note is paid.
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II MMED1AIELI dltbr tHb dUUV6 bdI6
Il will be sold 100 feet of ground, Handsomely To-
Gated ON the East line Of Front Lester street.
po.ite the lumber house of Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co.
After which will be sold those two brisk stores and
dw ellinss the Southwest side of Lester street.
joining the grocery store of MFR. Cunnin CHAM.
TERMs-One-f fourth cash, balance at s, and 8
months for egotiabe notes Interest added and title
retaine ed till last note is paid.
oc &c GODDIN APRPERSON, Auct.
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GOLD 4 ND SILVER HEADED
~ CANES Just received, large assortment of
Canes of every description. Also, Whips and Um-
brellas. For sale at manufacturers prices, by
ELIAS HALE, log Main ST.,
oc % Auction and Com. Merchant
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IL TER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIl be
sold, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the oath Octo
Der, 1884, on the premises. commencing at o'clock
= house and lot in Manchester, now occupied by
George A. Banks. free man of color. near the Farm
ers Hotel fronting so feet the south side of Main
street. and running back l65 feet
TERMs-One-th.rd cash, balance at and this,
Tor gotable notes. int added and title retain
cd till last noee 10 paid
IA GODDIN APPERSON Arcta
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AYLOR.

Boniface.
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50 Keogh.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

Il JX0xsos's gtalk about the
,csuI1 81 this uinl increases Instead q being
diminished. This morning we publish the
charre givento the Jury BY the Judge, when
aboas to leave the jury box. Under thus
charge, the wonder will be increased now
the jury could acqnit the accused OF al vio-
lation Of law whatever. II nc was NOT euii-
" Of q deliberate murder, certainly he wa
guilty az an offence against the Law which
ought to have sent him to the pen'tentiary,
for life: and still they found him innocens o.
anv3violation Of law. A more EXTRAORDINARY
verdict never came under our Observation,
although wehave been surprised at some 81
the judgments rendered by juries III IKE
case of crime.-S. Louis Rcpab.
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/. o. OF o f.

Tn. bretarea If Daysnasrt Lodge MOI, l. .. Or.
will civ d sapper at the L.e Claire Hall on tho even
ing Of the 9Th January ls5S. The proceeds u which,
after paying expenses, will be devotedto tae reiio' %
the poor widews Of eur city.
An address will be delivered on the occasion by r.
G.. Hiram Price.
Members or the Order viii appear in Regalia. Tho
rubiir arr reepe ctiuiiy soiicitnd Al 10 attend.
Address at Z orc och p II supper at r ~.
rLke,s 10 be had al tbs following places:- Noou-
ward & Harris. II II Smith. w II Holmes q Co
Wilson 4 Harley J W Wiley, II Wiekersham aud q
the COMMITTEES.
ComalTrgE-B o Woodward, J II Dumont. John
Uo.nby Hiram Johnston, II J Hughes, VIM 5 Col
i,ns. LC Fuiier, 5 A Stevens, Jyhn Wslsayan, Jas
Wiekersham.
Price Of Admission.
Single Gentleman, so
G.%ntleman and one Lady, 9 50
Geaileman ani two Ladies3 co,
Davenport Dec Esd 1851.
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"SucH A LITTLE OsE!"-*Specs," in the
New York Herald, thus aptiy takes of the
Presidents apology for the Greytown az
fair:
"Fhe President devotes nearly half the
messsge u IN explanation and apology for
ta4t affair, wins ng up with the unanSwer-
able argument that if it was an outrage,
other nations need say nothing about it, for
they have, at some time or other in their his
tory, committed worse violations OF right.
This is an able and convincing argument in
justification Of the outrage, but il has not the
merit Of originality Of conception. Captain
Marryatt, in his novel Of "Milshipmsn
Easy relates how Mortified Mrs. Easy vas
when the young woman who preferred her
services as wet nurse blushingly informed
her She was neither wife nor widow. WHAT
said Mrs. Easy, land yet you had a b4by!'
'Oh, but please n2'am,' replied the girl, 1T
was such a little one; and besides Sally
Scroggs, who is not married either, hadtwins
last week. 1--we had not an international
copyright law, the President could not thus
have appropriated . chapter from an English
novel, anda fitting excuse for the Greytown
outrage would have been wanting."
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pestructiYe Firs in St. Louis.

The extensive Rolling Mills Of G@.srs.
Choteau, Harrison g. Vale, in st. Luis
were entirely destroyed by FIRE on Monday
last, including the immense warehouse and
Office Of The establishment. In the ware
house some 500 tons Of finished work, lar,
sheet and rod iron were stored. Ia the mills
from 1900 to 1000 tons of iron were in pro-
cess Of finishing. The flames originated IN
the Office and were communicated through
an over heated stoye-pipe. About three
hundred hands were employed in these mills
who are thus thrown out Of employ ment In
mid winter. The estimated valuo saof the
establishment and property destroyed is
100000, Of which $4,000 is secured BY
insurance.
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Cook Eotica.

wAI Down E1sT Or Portrlitxrss If YsxSss II
Ey srsA SIXTH, the original Msjor Jack Downing.
Such is the quaint titls of a volume of 384
pages from the prolific press Of J. c. Derby,
Ii9 Nassua ST., n. Y. and gotten up in tho
beautiful style for which that publishing iirn
has become noted. To those who in efore.
time loved to dwell upon the rich caricaiures
ofthe true Major Downing, a fund Of kumor
is here furnished, and it seems as though
reviving the days Of Jackson to glance over
the pages Of this volume. The book con.
sists Of 9 seriee Of sketches told in the graph
ic idiom Of the Down Easter, in which style
OF writing Seba Smith excsls. Tho open
ing chapter, a type Of the whole, ia a descrip-
tion ofihe early Jurisprudence of New Eng
land, including q sketch Of John Wadlsigh's
trial before Squire Winslow, for sleeping in
meeting on the Lords Day with a briefre-
port Of lawyer Chambers memorable speech
On the occasion. The beck is for ssls Ell
the Iowa Book Rooms Iii Adams, Agent,
Davenport, Town. {.
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SAD hccrDEsT.-We learn by a gentle
man just from Cairo. that DR.. Caldwell, of
Caledonia, H., was killed by the cars Of the
Illinois Central Railroad running over him.
He was sitting on a barrel, near the
when a truck carjostled him of, and
the train ran over one of his legs and arm,
lie died that night. He was a very re-
spectacle physician and a good man.
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CITY

Brick itoase " Lib fc tme addition poriico IN Peont
on Ninth street; Lot55S2D feet $3.50
BrioSH oase pR Second street between Perry and
iocs Island Lot 44S 50 $50 per Goot
Three acres of Land on Second Streei near naveD-
port Buryipg GronBd with a good da eiilrg $3.50
Lot No 10 Bleek N GresnS sscogd addition cor
ner OF thiEd Street opposite iieh snpr's Il oek
Lot No 4 Bite II upon which is erected II Cottage
nth two rooms kitchen, stable smoke house and q
sood we'll with eiiaia pamp Price s7eo Apply to
GEO NiCKOtLS Are 1
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RAss.-Ihe London .Es1rs says that hun
of tons Of rags and similar materiai
have been sen. euf from Liverpool TO the
T United Ststas.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

No e5-Sabarban Parra Ia acres; les in s W n See
2IT &c a.; al uader fence; 100 Gu tiyated;gpoi b-id-
ings and appenaagc; price SIS per ecre AfFiyto
GEO l. NiCkoLLs, Agent
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No si-A Farm OF i20 acr5s-i11 acrsI inproyea--
win twn cool dsclti gs--large frams barn, 2 " sis--
Go arpi. trees Tits fariD On A lens Grove road
6 miles Nsrta West ofCity of Davenport, At go per
acres
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No a5--Supetb Farm of e0o acres, situated on III
MascatIn road 81 mites west of a | under fence
10 cres Ia Guilty. lion, balance IN timber; building
q inew an! cost 81 COO Price 5000
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-22

NJ 27--The Knight Farfn OF i6a acres: sltaated on
the b M ) miles 5 w of city: has 50 acres ofg9od tim
Der; 60 acres uadcr cultivation, 2 -eod dwellings, aad
with otheti saprs %vemeBis; cost $3.50; q very desirable
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