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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-17

n ON READf--Thr fifth Edition of "ALONE, hv
~ Marion IInrlund, in handsome - no. Nn.;
ptifc ! %. A. MORRIS, Richmond, fo Usher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14
FATAL CASE OF HyDRorHoBI
~~oaIo ciuca NJ Sfc0hau H.a0 q

FATAL CASE OF HyDRorHoBI
weeks since Mr.. Stephen Hoag, @
mer, who resides ut Porter's Corne
near bis residence, was suddenly
bid dog, which threw him to the I
ed several wounds upon his pc
flesh ina shocking maner. His
tiers, who witnessed the attack,
such weapons as they could find, I
finally finding that the animal wo
hold, split his head open with an
Mr.. Hoac's wounds healed, and
would recover; but on Sunday
with epasms, which resulted In
day. The dog WAS strange on'
identified. ffr. Hoag bad lived
many wears. He WIS ffty'eight
leayis 8 family, IS well as 8 grv
tives ara frieDilF, in deep oalictit
/ c6 70 s. n. y. GRAVES. Eco, FOR
+ fr9oio Frlrs7s, jUig 6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

ArrEsT or AN ALLEGED S5ouNnnEIy-A man
stylinn himselfthe Rev. q. w. Adams was arrested
afFuiton, nsre Co, on Wednesday. he Is charged
Wit. nbsconding from New Hampshire WITH % 300
a<arded 10 NFs. Tcmpleton for the deein Of her
Irff1rd q sed BY tbe Norwslk 'rar.5y MI
~. tt. TEYsc0n SIN fElV Z,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

PREVENTING DuEI.--0n Monday an anonymous
latter was received Of tho MarshAla once, giving
Information that q deadly combat WIN pistols was
about TO take place between Capt. Ritcher and
Lieut.. Van Essen, formerly Of she Prussian army.
subsequently,, complaint was made BY Lieut. Van
Essen, before Alderman Kenney, OF challenge
hayinr been sent TO him by the Captain, and war.
rant being Issued he was arrested. and held to bail
in $500 to keep the peace Philadelphia Isquirsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

TERRIBLE RAILROAD AccIpESr-FRsGHTruLLE LEAP
OF AN ENGINE AND BAGGAGE CAn.--Yesterday af.
ternoon terrible accident occurred on the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad, at distance of about
fifteen miles beyond Lebanon, iii. The coastruc-
tion train was passing out to the end Of the road
far as IL is constructed, laden with five or six
car loads Of the heavy rni, and when passing
over the eight huI bred or thousand feet OF trus-
sci work which crosses Shoal Creex Bottom, at
about O'Clock In the afternoon, the timbers gave
way, and precipitated three or four OF the cars,
with number Of laboring hands, upon the ground,
some fifteen or sixteen feet below. The srsash up
was terrible. Some fifteen or sixteen persons were
badly injured, one Of whom died short time after
the accident, and was brought to Cassayvills and
buried last nisht. A boy was picked up from be-
meath some eight or ten Of the heavy rails, but to
the astonishment of all, was not dangerously
injured. He happened to fall ia the mud. the soil.
ness of which preserved bis life. The locomotive
escaped injury. When the engineer saw the Z rus
sel work begin TO give he opened all the valves
I in second, which shot the engine clear over tbs
/ falling tmhers, and also dragge3 over ono or twC
! of The largaIe cars. We have heard nothing 81
vel III regard 70 the persons hurt BY the acci1eut
tu lear That fatal injuries lave beea suataiaed b.
asry Of thep,--Sf. Lo,is fntsilissaee', Jwy :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

Mr.. BOwNE-This committee will please meet in
the ladies' pa5aor-Q aughter)-at the Globe Hotel,
The convention then Zone oclock) took a recess
until three.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention assembled at three O'Clock, and
the Secretary called the ron, whereupon I'D dele
gates answered to their names.
Mr.. STOvER, from the committee on .sil,e&
reported that George Carey was dtks ~sef-y 80
seat in this convention as delegase Gu0 DE f&sf
district Of Albany county.
Mr.. BLISS, the contestant in the ease before re-
ported upon, said that he had come here fuzzy be-
lieving that he was entitled to q seat and before
he went away, he thought the convention should
mttee With afddavts to prove his claims 10 seat
whereas his opponent had only shown copy Of the
Albany Argus, and used the statements Of it's
proprietors. He (hr Bliss) was not aware that
Mr.. BowSE-I rise TO q point Of order. I do
not see what right the gentleman has to speak
here.
The CHArn--Is has been the custom of former
conventions, when gentleman appears as a dele
Mr.. BARNES (Chenango)- move that, as matter
of courtesy, we hear the gentleman.
The CHAIR-The gentleman viii proceed.
Mr.. Bliss proceeded to say that he had been
regularly elected but that all sorts of things had
been said about him that he conld not afford 20
pay for evidence before the committee. He had
teen charged with being whig; but he defed any
ucuy 70 prove IL lie nau also peen charged WIN
being sent here by Peter Cagger, Of Albany; he also
demanded proof Of that. He had also been accused
before the committee Of being bribed by the opposi
ton. He believed he had always voted the national
democratic ticket, and be did not think that his
opponent (Mr. Carey) could say a. much. He was
aware that heaven and earth were 10 be moved
against him here to-day, and he had come TO see it.
II he could not satisfy the committee, he would try
the convention IL not the convention. he would at
least satisfy his own conscience.
Mr.. BROCK, Of Albany, alternate, asked permits
sion to speak TO the question.
The CHAm-The question viii be on the reception
OF the report Of the committee.
Mr. Slower, from the committee, said that there
was only one point In the matter. IL seemed that
the gentleman had been chosen after the District
Convention had been adiournedby is regular chair
man the convention adjourned for dinner, and in
the meantime another President was chosen by a
number Of the delegates In the opinion of the com
mittec, Mr.. Carey was the regularly elected dele
gate.
The question being called for, the convention dc
cided unanimously, TO agree with the committee
Mr.. BOVINE, from the committee on he subject
reported the following List Of officers, which wa
confirmed by the convention -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

On motion Of Mr.. BOVINE, the Chair appointed
the following committee consisting Of one from
each judicial district to nominate officers for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

mating easddates for such State offices as arc BE- 6sd
at the rext election and for the tranracton Of such
other business may come before II.
Albany April IL, 1854
AuRutus scheu, Squire Ctley,
Richard 4. Mulfgan Thoz. r. Saunders,
John B. Haskin, John Rugsr
chAuncey u BeiknAp, Burr B. Andrews,
Andrew y. Sudern George Clark,
Ward d. Howard, G. L. Grant,
John Nsfew, William H. Cuyler,
James B. Fonda, X. 8. Hrundage,
Lyman Trcmain, +. Darwin Smith,
Clement N. Davidson, .ioxis Ward,
A. Dshus Wait william G. Bryan,
Thomas d. Mitchell Harmon 9. Cutting,
Democratic State Committee.
The hall is larg'., well fitted up, and well VENT
lated bot II u nor suited to small conventions Ihe
CTy Hall Is mich better.
In the so~sace Of Mr.. schell, Harmon ,. cutting
"a VIE called the convention to order, and nomf
uato4Thomas b. Mitchell, Of Schenectady, as chair
wan Of the convention, which nomination was rat
60 nv The delerates. Subsequently, Messrs Earl,
al Hcrkimer; Babcock, Of Chsu.auque. and Adams,
Of suffolk, were appointed Secretaries pro fen'
I'll OF delegates was then called. whom ose
&c = -, .-rsr.~ Elk aDswerei 70 their names
hIssV go one Contested scstfbsi Of ny Carey y
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

Let the reader just imagine what the tot
to that Numbering magazine would have /
the FIRE would have danced majly fron tn
doorways, the ROCKVILLE the City Hal
forth its seven changing strokes, starting
from their slumbers. And how futile wo
the heavy streams from the engine pipes
out upon camphened cotton and turpentia
how clanoreus would have been the eoi
papers for paid fire department had the
self into two or three carrcnter's shops q
immediately In the rear of this mountai
hook and ladder men would not have bee,
overhaul cotton bales the next morning,
would have consisted in throwing down
without rafters, or roof, or beams TO sur
thought has often crossed our mind, wi
The lAdder used for toppllrg over q tower
eonry--thAt underneath tho rubbish We
was buried all the evidence OF well O.
hbers.sly planned fraud upon creditor
companies.
We care not how this case Of Mr.. Pevc
Tor we beiievs he will escape punishment
eur belief IN the feet that three fcurths
the Seventh and Eighth districts are the
chanta who occupy the stores, and to
out comes ~ . salvation from after inss
often pstieed that ths warm MaT brcez
eject upon fur storss--that steamer
ing heavy fan in the price Of cation,
midnieht nre In q store piled with that
that the refusal o. the banks 70 discoui
whelssls dealer always corzpels the
mics to pay for his stock. The rowd.
Hre to storce, can Be foxnd In the
alnng Cedar, Pearl, Water, Front, Scat
n<ss streets down town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-14

Mr.. BowNE--This committee viii please meet in
the ladies' parlor-C sughter)- at the Globe Hotel
at two O'Clock.
The convention then Gone o'clock) took recess
until three.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16
large rattle snake, was . yoluu, er

BY large rattle snake, was volunt er
IN NJ xico. messing during hs campalg
with tailor, oemaker, gentleman, law
yer ana doctor. has served III every capacity
in ap'iniing Office, been stroke oars-man
on Hat boat, and cook on a lumber raft,
was edit9r OF Clay paper in l84l, Of q
Democratic Buckeye organ in 1851, an
who, when we last saw him, was working
hisway tc st. Souls on stera-whe.l
boat
Mr.. Bloot is man ofvery decided natur-
al talent, fine good humor, eminent social
qualities, and we wish him all manner OF
golden fortune on the Pacific coast.
Louisville Courier.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16
A Wandering TWO.

.eoeWediast ,venin, the Msysyille
n ,na Express, large, elegantly prin-
m%a wen hiled nawspaper One Of its
r,'to'' is Geo. w. Blonr, printer
E,n :, ''F'3n' have been even more varied
|, .s' nose OF h;sclass OF srti.ans. II, has
H.. ., :" 'h' art prcservstiye Of arts" in
H,%'e IN the Union, walked through
he'e States. swan rivers for Ok
\ ,7hphey, Iaiei travais ard vest, for
Ma. importance lecturer, been i'll
!, a.. .''" lever in New Oleuas, and had
'sss' on ths W.hs.I. ,ns b;,,co ancs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

l. &c EAa. lila man is DESTROYS offn7-
bug an ass 0, harssif, the abundance otep
foriuniles he viii hs"c will BE- quite sur
bi'ns For a case in point take the Gov
(fnoEo' vrgn.. who being "strict CON
|auct,a" loco-foco, and not finding in the
Constitution any authority given him over
h.ralisious N EATERS OF the State, has de-
kdet tina, he cannot appoint any day for
Thanksgiving This 10 certainly about az
Flaicu Gus an outbreak of strict conssruc-
(oni'm" as could very well happen. The
fOId Dominion" however, did not lose tho
Fitlral, for the different churches united n
Pf!e'pOg Thursday, seth inst, in the good
PawN"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

NOR Free Banks OF Indiana
L. :. Stock secured Banks OF Ohio
s. Clinton Bank Of Co umbus Ohio
or the suspended BANKS Illinois
We oder for nj rcgu rates the following
among great sariet. Of miscellaneous Boob:
Wilson's OrEltioog! being complete description OF
The Birds Of America. with the descriptions OF Auda.
bon, Suttal, Richardson and others.
DE- 1oeanevilie's nemoernc! N America
Pages Theory md practice OF IeaehiHg
library Of Na,arai History
D. Cormerin's History Of the Popes
Sears History of the Bible
. Sunday Boots
Handsome Illustrated copy Of Don Quixots
NJ ,moir- of the Presidents
CoIons Lifts and times ofClay
Flcct~opj's LIE OF Chris, Eng'h or German
g Ii and T. ain Fanii Bibles
Erst mes Theological Works
EYell's Gcoi ~
kwlan i Hydraulie, ard Mechanics
Sttheisop's ncehunie'- Companion
III PGieticsi nrapehisman
The q Dc Of Iowa q 81.
the foIloviug wcr $ nae GU Editions:
p8a.as I Aine II Turkey Morro,eo
reraso coiridae, STEELE. aid Keats,
Of ] G. Witticr,
~ 5iier sst,t.
- O. Hositt. Mlnan and Keats,
Poets ~ Connecticut,
2rtiish Fsnal, oeis,
Fapler'. worksi Turkey nirding,
Thr Nhic Teif. Bird Gift;
Thn Had ND ,.-ey bp',ud together.
Oliver Cial,isn Il, b, Irving.
Hsrah's PA QfHft sire, antique binding,
nitto % Morocco.
The bi.deia rich C q Boos,
FIsrai ofering, g. sc.
Cali so II for good choice
VI. n HOLMES a co,
No. h. Claire Block.
Sny ODD i-Sg
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

HAho.-fhe st. Louis Republican say
MO Isinpfovng and her greatness, which
h !>8's has existed only n the imaglna-
[H' promises now at least partial reaii-
(.pa' w TAN the last eight months some
y"h MY buildings have been erected. -
LEY ahd commodious Hotel IL most coin-
h.. .'eu' and there j. every evidence OF fu.
|. Prosperity. VI ,st oi the lots fronting
|" We 'eVee have been sold 10 parties VIII,
,s"Pia'e improving thru II substaa-
rinaef' A ievee eighty feet wide and
'Se' aD1Ha high water mark, is now be-
4, INSTRUCTED n around the city by the Rail
oompany. A system OF sewerage
Oeh devised, and the hands are now
"H oPoA 1t, which, it is thought, will
lan. " ea''"s d Pc''"aneh
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

peuy, THE TlxEs.-WaAt IN ou.-oi-thc-
way place Burlington il, to DO sure. The
M,,',u Of last Saturday is specializing with
.,.,,rd to the length OF the Presidents mes
,,ae which il understands had been issued
~ New York. We published it entire on
,se dar previous. The same paper had Just
,see;yed intelligence 81 the organization 2
the Iowa Legislature SIX days previously
Tae Telegraph of Tuesday, the l2'h inst
,o,ts.ns part OF the Message 70 be c5niila-
,ad
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

SINGULAR RErrRs OF SrEEcH "a man
! lis name o.. Alonzo GIles. residing on
Si.h street, near the HA hilton and Day
% R 'rosd Depot. suddenly recovered n
rtf,h -, ovenirg. For many Yeas n
|hu b.sa atlc,ed Win the scro.uia IN ths
ehro,, and since lS4S has been complete
h !uno List evening h wAs taken WIN
~rsr. coughing, which suited ~ severe
/ hitting. During this he threw uf soho
.as,snee, when his wife asked him II n
|-ss any better. "Yes," said he, I'm bet
h.. being the frs, words h. had spoken
1es lSI;. Both hia,self and and wife
L re orer;eyea at the return Of his speech.
/ continues TO talk. though he voice Ii
tl.rssanl ~ gh.--Cia. TINS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

:, .,h,;c sales Of lot 8 ! Il miles below
-. .dvertised to take place on yestcr-
,,r b. H. Ki'sonrn' Aue,9aes, E. r WV, Ct :,
ds!' . the number of 10 OF IL lots, al
iee'eo .;,o from S255 to $40. when
pf'ee' 's s,s. we're suspended. This land
'uf'D.. ..h,.cd one ycar since by Col
w., VS. =. p I, 500 per acre and now at
"' =. ala brought about $1,000 per-
acre,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

Milne has alre-9y organized 4 company
orSxt,. aad III y have cent tor tirst-ei.ss
stgn,. Davenport is also provided, aho
R. Island j. l2t, by its c.,iz Ms TO burn
W entirely -R I AS
VALE We r-j5ics at the public spirit
nas.lested by III. citizens Of Moline, we
ttprrcste tina, of the peupls OF Davenport
,Bd Rock Island. who have left their res
yfs.ve cities to the mercy Of the devoarIhg
trHeht.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

lsTIsDED WIFE OF PRINCE NApoLEog.
10 rumpred in Brussels that the grand
E,ughter Of Louis Philippe, the Princess
Easrlot'e Of Belgium 10 the intended wife
b Prince Napoleon, heir prospective to the
fone Of France. However singular such
u alliance may appear, it is by no means
(nposslble that Louis Napoleon may desire
I take this means Of strengthening his
Ea'One and destroying the prospects OF the
orleans family of again acquiring supreme
power This, il true, may account in some
cssure for the visit of King Leopold tothe
Emperor of France at Bo!ogne, and when
remembered that Quaen Victoria aud
a'e Albert are nephew and niece Of the
fogo' Belgium, may partly explain the
fs'Hai cordiali,y recently exhibited by
a'm towards Louis Napoleon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

r c.ucrsr,-We received two letter
s,m Iow, CIV las, evening giving the pro-
...d;or. Of the caucu,es held by the !" ing
ln.mocratic members of the Legislature
: wed0e sday evening last As they are
y .b,t brief we may be induced to pup
hxh them.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

..,,. NICHOLS g. klLBouRs, remove
,bsir Office to-day to the suite OF rooms owe,
~w,,r., new store. corner Of Main and
Second streets.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

pr,5 SpsscEx, whilome Of MesmerIc no.
,a,.,v has reformed and is now lecturing
n Chicago against Sp,ri,ualism.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16
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MARSEAL'6 SALE.

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given thar IN pursuance
/ OF the Ordinance Of the City of Davenport in rela-
ton pa wing side walks, there is die for paving the
side walk on the East side of lot No. s. in Block No
~. previously owned hy Jessanine Drake, now own
ed by William Russell the sum Of one hundred and
ity Ave dollars and eighty cents. including cost and
printers fees and that much of said Lot be
necessary satisfy said will be sold at public
ton the Marshals Office in the cit, OF Davenport On
SATURDAY 23 day Of scrmber next ut 70 O'Clock
ia the forenoon OF said day. l.. J. CENTER,
Nov II-wts..,ow City Marshal of .yenIsart
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16
WHEAT.

,iNfE subscribers now receiving Wheat at th'
l "Eecnonlist Niiis' al East Davenport, and payint
The highest ash prices
HILDRETH & DALLaM.
Dec Is5i;f
ID. u M'aowAa. JAMES ALLISON.
Davenport. Iowa. Rock Island Ill.
MGnyUkN A,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

e..EIItU ILTeetsss
Lit No. S, Block IS, corner of Brady and 5th;
Lot No 6, block S., 3 W corner Perfs and 5th:
10, do 5j,SE do do do
FL Lots, do ~, West Of Harrison street, with
Frame Dwelling. Fruit Trees. etc:
Lot on 5h street, In Block %. with three tenemeni-
ting al 10 each per mouth; Price $4,000;
Lot corner Main and 7th streets. 35X5H feet, well
located for 1915;
Lots and Q. in block IS. OF Sen,t and 9th ST.
Lots and in Block 81. Of Scott and 1th sfs
lot No. T. in ti !. Forrest and lions aid ton.-
The above L.ts are al On college Hl;a
Lot 6. in Bl 81, Rock Is and aud 1th streets
with suaii frame tenement.
Lots 0 and7 in 81 TO- lie Claire snd lin sts:
Lnis and 10. Ia 81 IS, y corner Ls Claire and .ui
streets;
Lsis g. and s. In Fl G5 Iowa and III streets
with large new Frane DIV el!np:
Lot gIxlfG feet deep in out Lot No p, corner OF
PER-, and IN streets,
Those Lots IL have commanding views o. the Mis-
sissippi River, the Twin Cies.r and the Islands.
Fer s4lrby GEO L NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16
Trusses and Shoulder Braces.

THE oaiy prize medal for Trasses wasawarded %
! MARSH e Co. 81 Maiden Lane, New York, By the
exhibition of III nations ut the Crystal Pat
ace for their Truss. thus giving II through their
Surgical ,mmittee, Professors Parker. Carhoehan,
Rpilwics. DR.. I.uaos and others, the emphatic I'm
prulatar which the inventor has labored for the
i.tsi twenty five years
II has received the universal pio5atinn OF Me
niadca and Surgical profession OF New YORK nad Is
considered by them constructed on the most cor
rect prineip'e for the radical ewre ofrupture.
MASH 4 cos SHOULDER BRACE.
improved article for expanding the chest an. pre-
serving symmetry of form and 80 constructed "a to
bring the bearing over the shou der TO prevent
cutting UudeT the
II RSH 5 ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
Which are worn with much comfort having no steel
springs yet perfectly elastic with shape and pre- sure
graduated 10 anil the c.sse whore rcqnifed.
SO ia Davenport any by FRANCIS JaCOEY, Jr
Druggist and Apo,hecarj, Bfady beiveea 90 and 81
streets.
Oct. 10, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16
81, paIilp 6alttts,
s.le, Of Hal Bat ; t..

= n,,..p.r,, Deeemser ia' isss.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16
1HAL ESTATE AGENCY.
GEORGE L.. NICHOLS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Jf1cs Corner Main and Second sts. nov II

C,ITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES, for sale aud for
" Lease.
-..Front Street,.
-Four Lots 24xI40 feet on trout street. corner o.
Rock Island, Block No. e., with tore Rooms anf
Warehouses; for leas ~ or 90 years at per cost
On the value.
-..Sscond Street,.
Lot No ;, in Block GO, between Perry sud r. Is aud
sts.. with good trick Dwell Ing and appr
ry Dc sIrlble for family residence; si.tt6.
Lot 3. in Block No. 65. between X Island and lows
sts with large Double House part Of stone and iati
ofhrice rents for 30 psr aont; very cheap proper
al $3.50.
New Stere Room corner of Cd AID Perry streets IN
Block No. 81.
y / Lot No IL. Bloc e.. corner Iowa aud Cd at.
Skis fest, with conif5rtab c Dwelling For sale by
GEO I NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

= ~ -
Dayenport Iowa and Rock Island Ill

Wili attend to al business cEtrGstef to ther :;
Agents for Fire, Life aud Marine Insurance Comfa-
mics, Locating Lands Paying Taxes, Buying and Sell
ing Land Warrants. DC.
City Lois and Lands Always For Sale
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16
City Lots and Lands Always

IT u Once IN Davenport, over the Post ohiee.--
oiice in Roc, Island, IN Bailey q Boyle's Building
second Floor Front Room.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

TINiE best Piano Forte Instructor IN the world. Rich
L ardsons modern school for Piano Fort-s be
found OF No lie Claire Row: c Il II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16
Sd set Music

Large collection hana nd New Music receive
soon ~ published Ut
No : lie Claire Row. C&H
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

| 4 BEAUTIFUL buildings on corner Perry ana
i I'll streets. near stone School House m ~ nidceut
view 10 miles up and down the river; davenport,
Rock isiana- fo;t Armstrong, Moline, and Railroad
let's lay IN BODY. 81 fee, on 7th street, fronting the
atd 1-e II deep.
Terms ti I'd dawn. one. hlrd me n hs and ana
third il re months.
Use, Two lots 4ih, soath side. one lot from
c" 'rr a. F,rhain strses--so together o. seI aiste
Oh IL. liable terms.
also, Corner lot 81 ald lows streets, this at mus.
be sold lid eteonrsa low pr.ee std easy are
ssxoi. AP.y 10 7. c. EADe,
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DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE.

| sRASDALL y HIGGINS nave just opened a arge
| assortment Of Guitars. Violns, Bafjo.s, ialnbo-
ines. &c, Gc Also every kind OF Music Books Low
whe.. tey will sell very cheap for Cash at No
lie Claire Row. Oct Sd, 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16
Feather busters.

Very hnc assortment can be found at the Daven.
port auslc Store;
No La Claire Row: CO II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-16

NJ. FINE Farm Of tG0 Acres Ear See :, 5 Z
Il &C. wei mlro arcc an",pi OF wood aud four
saes fromc ty. Price $50 per acre.
No--PoR sale % Acres, sr,cn ;iion che mi G
10Th OF city, can b. laid out cit' Its. Price
si0a Ter acre Arplyto GEO. h. NICK ILLS.
Nov 80, lS5i-f Agent.