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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

WHEAT THE COUNTRY WAsrs.-The
public good at the present time, demands
the union Of all men as patriots, rather thar
AZ partisans. IT should be union for the
freedom Of manhood, rather than for the tri.
umph Of this faction or that, or of serving
on. an office to this or that man Men pass
away, but governments should not. They
should grow purer and purer, and in this
rests the secret of all their bgitim ne
strength Of endurance. We repeat, we
want a union of solid patriots, who will
cherish republican freedom in its highes,
instincts and Offices, but not simply union
of factions and factionists, who merely pu,
thir heads together for the purpose OF
elutching some Office to-day, ready for a
new combination for the ciutching Of anoth-
err Office Tomorrow - Gal. Adu.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

A NEw JERSEY Peach GROVER OF
THE PRAIRIEs An extensive peach grower
from New Jersey is now in this city for the
purpose OF purchasing land in this yicin ty
on which to set gu, an orchard. He has
visited several counties in this state, and is
satisfied that situation, soil and vicinity to
market considered, Sangamon County is
the best location he can find for his bust
ness. He has ready for transportation 70
this State trees Of al! varieties, including
several neS ones not yet introduced at the
West. II Is his intention to commence
operations this fall, and he 10 confident o!
showing, in two years, such fruit 90 ever
Jersey never thought Of -Spr ingGsId Jour.
2i8
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

FEARGUs O'CoNSoR, the once celebrated
Char,ist leader, is dead. He was found
dead in miserable lodging in lslington,
where he was nursed and cared for in his
IDIOT dissolution by one self-sacrificing wo.
man-his sister. FEARGus O'CosNoR was
born in 1896, in Cork. the empire county
of Ireland. He was descended from long
line Of Irish Kings, a small portion OF
whose vast possessions fingered in the
family when he was born, but have since
passed into other hands. Ancestry was all
that he had TO boast Of Gin. GAG.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

A NssRAsKA ELEcrtos. who Is
..the gentleman from Burt County" just at
this time, gives the following account OF the
mode of electing members Of the legislature
in Nebraska. He said: Cummings, the
Secretary, said to me one morning, Purple
we wan, member from Butler county
So harnessed up and took nine fellows
with me. and we started for the woods, and
when we thought we had got about far en-
ough for Burt county, We unpacked our bal
Iot-box and held an election, canyassed the
vote, and it was astonishing TO observe how
great was the unanimity at the first election
ever held in Burt county. Purple had eo.'g
pote So Purple was declared duly elected,
and here | am -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

HEAVY FoRsERIEs AT ST. PAUL.-The
ST. Paul Democrat. Of the 18th says that
great excitement has been caused in that
place By discovery of forgeries to the
amour, Of 5000 committed by DR.. E.
H1witz. bookseller and prominent busi-
ness man OF ST. Paul. He had also Dor.
rowed further sums on the credit Of the
firm, making the whole amount OF money
obtained By him between twelve and fifteen
thousand dollars, and with his wife, had
fed eastward. Ii was supposed 10 be his
intention to take the frs. steamer for Liver
pol, on bis arrival at New York. The
gentleman whose name he forged. had
gone in pursuit Of him.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

GEORGIA MoSEY.-The Chicago Trl5uns
il very hostile TO the issues of the Georgia
institutions and is doing much to depreciate
that currency in the West. In many local.
tiles, the prejudice amounts to an absolute
refusal 10 have anything to do with it
Here the notes OF the Atlanta and Interior
Banks constitute one OF the chief elements
10 our circulating medium and so long as
our principal bankers receive and pay them
ont. viii they continue to be acceptable to
community. For our own part, so long
as George Smith is responsible for those
issues, we have no hesitancy in recommend
ing them as better than three-fourths OF the
paper trash emanatin2 from Eastern cities.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

THE SHIp GREAT REPUBLIc.-We find
the following account of the movements of
this famous vessel 1t will be remembered
tina, she is chartered by the Allies A
letter from the Crimea, and is loading 1900
tons of bomb shells-the average weight Of
each is probably one hundred pounds. which
would make the number of fifty thousand
shells in this one vessel. She will also
take four hundred horses.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

fsDlAs BATrLE.-The telegraph of the
2itt inst., reports battle to have been
fought with the Indians on the Sd inst, a,
the Sand Hills on the North Fork of the
Platte river. Tae troops TO the number Of
$50 we're uader Gen. Harvey. A company
OF mounted infantry and another of artillery
were under Col. Cook. The In Iians Tough,
desperately, but were routed with about so
killed and so women and children prisoners.
Gen. Hirney lost only killed and abou,
the same nunb,r woullel. The Iniians
concerned in this battle were Sioux AMI
the same who massacred Lieut.. Grafton 3
command AM murdered the mail party.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

There il an exciting struggle going on at
Washington between the Union and Sc
ecssion xings Of the Cabinet, as 10 who
shall be appointed TO fill the Judgeship made
vacant by the death Of the venerable Ju3ge
Cranch. The candidates for the place are
Mr.. Blair and Mr. Redclf. and the latter is
backed by the President and the Secretary
Of War. Mr.. Blair is a sos Of Francis p.
Blair, Of the GioJe, and now holde the posi-.
ton Of Sllicitor u the Court or c l,im..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
The Next speeksr,Aip.

The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Ti,nes discourses as follows on
the Spcaxership:--Thc canvass for Speak
ershp Of the House has commenced with
grca, animation. The Republican fusion
ists have. perhaps, greater number OF
members than any other party or fac
ton. Their candidate is not yet settled
upon. l: may be Mace, of Indiana, former
" a Democrat; l.. d. Campbell. OF Ohio,
Free-Soil Wing; Banks, Of Mass, late
Ere IS Ill Democrat; or Giddings, lndepend-
ent. The Democrats have numerous COM
petitors.-There are Richardson, Of lllino;s'
Orr, of s. c.: Howell Cobb. OF Georgia. If
elected by the people; Thomas II. Bayiy,
and other Virginiaps. There are not more
than dozen Wings proper in the House.
They will hardly run separate candidate.
The preferences of the Know Nothings are
divided between Ravens, of New York, late
Wing. and perhaps the most prominent rep
resentative of the order; Humphrey Mar
shall. late Fillmore and Silver Grey Wing;
Extra Billy Smith, Of Virginia, late ire-eat-
ing Democrat; Judge William w. Smith,
OF Alabama, late Democrat; and Banks, Of
Massachusetts,, named above. or these
last FIVE, consider the chances of Ravens
and Marshall to be nearly balanced, and
practically to absorb those of sil the others
OF the Know Nothing platform. The South
ern Know Nothing Wigs will arden,ly
support Hon. Theodore Hewett, Of New
Orleans. if he shall be elected, which is yet
TOO doubtful to be confidently speculated up
on.
OF the Democrats, Richardson would be
far above all competit,rs, but for his too
complete identification with the Nebraska
scheme. In addition to other candidates on
this side, | should mention Cadwallader, of
philadelphia. who is said to be very popular
among the members Of the party. He was
in Congress many years ago. and served
with reputation.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

A FIGHr IN HisH LrFE.-We learn that
a fight occurred in Richmond, the other day
between Hon. NJ. Oliver and Gov. king
They were separated just as the Governor
was in a fair way to get well whipped
The Governor struck the first lick. The
quarrel occurred in the Court room, and
originated in the examination Of witnesses.
The Judge fined them fifty dollars EACH
Liberty MOI Tribune.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

While theologians are disputing about
the proper mode of baptism, whether BY
sprinkling, pouring or immersion, it has de-
volved upon the erudite editor Of the Keo-
kuk Gate City to discover the true mode
he says it is by ducking.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

The proprietors of the Covington Ken.
tuckian. wishing to dispose of their concern,
valued at $1,000 make up list of one thou
sand shares at IS each, which are to be
drawn the 18th of October next, the holder
of the prize share obtaining the establish
ment FOR S.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

The law of Congress makes the sending
Of letters in the mail addressed TO two diff
ferent persons, under one envelope, Pc
nal offence, the fine ten doilars-half OF
which goes to the informer. Letters sent
to foreign countries are not included in the
prohibition.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

Az UxFoRruSxrE FAalLr.-Capt. Pen
dleton, of the schooner E. s. Pendleton. of
Gloucester, Mass, was drowned in that
harbor on Sunday evening. He had just
returned from fishing cruise. He was
the twelfth one of family Of fourteen sons
who have been drowned.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

The Muscatine Enquirer says: The Mis-
sissippi and Missouri Railroad is completed
to Moscow, in that county, and that the cars
will soon be- running into that city.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

The Carbondale (Pa) Manddrd nomi-
mates Stephen A. Douglas for President.
and David r. Atchison for Vice President.
A well matched duo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
REMOVAL.

fINHE subscriber having remoN ed their stock oigrg
l. GENES to h. new Store !. las, Cor end and fe'
r, sts, are prepared to snppiy their customers VIA
ever. article ia their line OF good quality hdAh
reasonable rates an, bstablisbmeHtin The Week.
Either At Wholesale or Retail
We warrant every thing We sell and VII 1eh'st
Flour and Groceries in any part Of the cit! lfee 81
charge
Families rely on their Orders being put W ahs
delivered with prempiness.
We shall be receiving la a few days from me ta'
large aud wei selected stock OF Groceries aud MotI
on are, 10 W hich Nc would invite The attention o.
the trade. ,
sapli JAS. NJ. DALZELL q Div
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
Ms sonic Parade.
PHILADELHHiA, Sept. f.

PHILADELHHIA, sept. 20.
The Masonic parade to-day OF the dedica.
,ion Of tho new Hall was magnfcen, az
fair, over 1000 Of the brethren march ed in
procession TO Independence Square where
the ceremonies were performed. Delegates
were present from the Grand Lodges OF
Massachusetts and several other States
This evening there is 70 be grand ban
quei.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
Falns,s nd Horse Dealers Look Here.
DIR. A. WRIGHT,
= r. r. II IN nv AFR q: IN n

DIR. A. WRIGHT,
YETI RIM RY ST R & ON
DESPECTFULLy informs the Farmer. and Horse
III Proprietor. OF Davenport aud vicinity, thai h.
has located Linsof In this place, where he will attend
paDctunll, TO any business In his line.
From his long experience Ia the above business he
has made himself familiar in the various SOS In.
cident 10 thai noble and useful nnai, the Horse In
this cou0tr, and highland.
Among the various diseases which he cures are the
following: Bone, Bog, Blood Spasins, Ringbone, Zig
head, Spinis, Curbs and Cslious. HJ cures no :.
that jammed in the Shoulders, Pi-tuias, Poll,
Evil, Weak Eyes, Hcaves, and most Of the disease.
both. internal and externai-and wherein he promis.
esa cure, he requires No pay HHt the rgtetsf
He will give Instructions to any body who may de
sire 70 become scguant ed with the practice Voter
nary surgery. His celebrated
SPAWN and Ringbons Ointment,
is one OF the most useful specifics IN Veterinary Prac
tiee for the removal of sPa,ins, kingbone, Wind
Calls Terpns or Curbs and Csliousss, Of all Kinds
useful Stable Oibtments disco cred. No farmer
or Horse Dealer should se without il.
He also keeps constantly On hand his Invaluable
WORN And roTT POWDERS.
He Ia permitted to refer 10 the following gentlemen
OF Dayton, Peter Forhcs, John Shelaberger and Mark
Reed; ana, also, the following gentlemen residing In
lcotba:-Dr. rthur " ats, Geo Wood, ID. Mil
Ter of Made. ra House, q. W. WorL maG, Alex. Nv
Ing, Sen, Addison Pearson, ID. ID. AYRks aud Ian
lei Thompson.
He may be found at the City Hotel Davenport.
Sep. 2ldIw.w3m'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
500 REWARD /!

VI,HR above reward will be given for any infor-
i nation that viii lead TO the apprehension or de-
lection Of the murderer OF JOSHUA BROWN, al
Buffalo precinct, Scott county, who was Killed In
the town of Buffalo on the evening of the IVii
inst.
JAMES BROWN.
Sept 25th, is5j dGwlm.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
AT COST

AT COST
on ACRES Of the most beautifu land in Scott Co.,
on Vt 81 90 per acre, part cash and balance on
time. This land 10 In Sec. -, Township 20 Range T.
--ALsO.-
20 acres IN Sec. 90. 7. ~, II. r. All near Abram
kizers.
sep2O EADS d STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
NOTICE.

NVIlIE.
MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security.
wi Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
Time Drafts, aeeeptances discounted.
stocks, bonds bought, and soid on Commis salon D.
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLMAN d POWERS,
Office over Wc5s Store, South side Of Second street
sep24
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
LANDS FOR SALE
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA.

Tract The E ofthe wv Secs,
The sees IT'S NRoE
The w See 10
In all 400 acres; situated on the Railroad miles
ffom town.
Tract 2-Ihe " | the " Of Sec I0T7sNR
l.. miles from Davenport, contains ~ acres
Tract 3-The W OF Sec 4 - NR3 4 1903 o. 100
acres 10 miles from Dayonl OFT.
Tract The w (! OF See = 20 yR3 y 1873 a. 90
acres adjoining Trae, 3, 10 miles Nerth from Dasen
port.
l., ~ acres miles from the city
Tract s--lhc Of tive r. fSse 1T II n RAE
eOncres, on The Rail Road, miles from Davenport y
Ira"t 9--Ihe ! Of the " " OF Sec 10 ~ n X ,
r. ~ acres, also parts VI Sees. ~ aud 10 "a
70 az making one iarn Of $50 "a 100 upon the
Mississippi ryer. ~ miles from Davenport.
Tract l1--An improved Fatn, fenced aud all cult
tated, nice house. springs and u creek IL, on
Hickory Grove road, miles from town, Usage Or
sngc fence starred entirely around the farm, 400
acres.
Tract lS--IG0 acres IN Secs - and 81 SR2E
Tract Ig--ln Secs II 10 - so X = r, 32U acres
100 improved and ~ In Timber
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
Arrivals 1t lie Claire House.
RIYRTiS PsorRrrroR
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Kept BY Jas. Nullin, Front Street

ARRIVED.
Sept % Jenny Lind. Hight. Montrose.
LaInartlne. Phelps, Muscatine.
ROYAL Arch, Cline, Gsleda.
Julia Dean. Hiil, ST Louis.
DEPARTED.
Jenny Lind, Haight, Montrose.
Lamartine, Phelps, Muscalihe.
Royal Arch, Cline ttalena.
julia Dean. Hin, st Paul.
Excel. Williams, Noutrose.
The Davenport and Gaieua Packets, the Royal Arch
and Greek save have resumed their regular tips
over Ina rapids There being four feet water on The
Rapids.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
DRY LUMBER

I HAVE now on hand auy quantity ofthe peS
i BSg Hull Eum ber, ,,rD
HdRR .gk'TED THoRoUGHLY KILN Dfppa aa.
Having purchased several large Wisconsin va n
and supplied dchcie ncies from the Chicago i" nm.
now nave general assortment Of NIL kinds o. aa
Der hand, Also Pine Shingles, Paihngs, yo,,' s
Studding, Sash, RurriDg for brick houses, LhH, tsr
II PONCE North of the Smiths shop, as you eA
the city b, the Camden road. ,,.,sp
RocA Island, sepiedtf BENZ. d. "h'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
BOY WANTED.

NTANTED Immediately boy 10 or u year sasi
w 10 learn the Copper, Fin and sheer .,oh haae,
ness. None but a healthy, act,ve and s'nco! ""
boy need apply. ,...n,e.
fcrrcd JAS. II. DuMoN'
Sep, gtst. ltf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
Out Lots

have several ANAL tract. ~ Land In he iHus.
diaie vicinity of tho ely, eohiaiBiHg from one =
t~eny acres suitable for priv ats residences eafdsA+
whey sr,is NC, which Will sell al prices Nipias
from s5u $500, some Of these within the lihl'
Ji the Guy. GEO. l., SN kuLLs,
10 NJ NJ ain Second -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
HANDSOME RESIDENCE TO RENT.

THE undersigned will rent his Dwelling, N VIII VIII
he now lives to n good tenant who WIZ ou. ~ ~
furniture new Ia the house, which - ali DO" a"'
superior quality. 49, - VANS
sop 20 J. - F''''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
PRIVATE SCHOOL

MI lss NJ, a. SWAN soiiciis the attention Of Par.
4vl ehts hat ny raquesi) she will commence her
tall term Monday. October isi, ut the late residence
ot Prof Il. Ripley, directly North the Court House
Terms LIBERAL. selLaDt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

Collect tons promptly attended 10 in ali ar.s Of the
State; lands entered aud arrabts located in ali Land
Districts OF the state Money invested and Taxes paid
ior pon- residents; None! loaned on unencumbe red
Real Estate security; Farms Houses and Lots leased
Real Estate OF all Kinds bought and sold on commis
sivn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
CITY LOTS AND REs,pru,.,
For Sale and For DIV" "vs'


For Sale and For Rs ons
among which are the following.
No. la3--a Large New Brick H..
ano Eg MN streets; mHin building az, "a vi
@. hoap'ed Tor II large Bos,Sia.. WHIT
ny ms pu,ioihe israpnble Of accom- M da,',s hous
ksinT ~ each comfor,ab.. ,vn
,neIe - Trent OF lS5 ieet On Main 81 pt!lms
Harrison and extending on eth si,s,,a " feet
No. t@s. A small house peu,,x ."pta.
er ofsixth and Perry SIS "'s Oh The ssn
No. 49, A Cottage House ON Pinh o.,
Harrison and Ripley streets. A 'Heelbsls~ \
No. 100. large and airy Hou,e w,,
s'o""' on '"' corner ofsiNthan Brad, s,,y.,.a
No. Isl. A House. half lot Of C,o,
"fPefry between Fourth ard Finn So. 10 Weslaa
No. i5s. A lot on the blufr co,,
ferf! streets, adjoining Col. sargen,'. by, oas! "
No. l6e. three story brick Bou.. ~, g.
oi Second near Main, an excellent ,,o,. aoah nd
nfst hpor, tho whole house well fni,had , I'm % III
one frame house now used as u foor "a vi
lot G4xl5O. sha iced sor
No. l63. A three stor, brick House 1, p.
Dliton's addition, on the biun hon os, VI,esi al
20, can oe sou ~ as 10 make good Iass
ing large annual rcturB-2 800 "'u' uf'as
No. l6a. Another brick House ne,,
ihird aud scott streets, 3gx3,, nine ,e.,,. 'e'ls
Kitchens, will be sold low and on Ions sa aht u
ditton 10 The abose We have d great ys,,s,s u
pro. eriy 10 which We invite the a,,.n,s, y, y ~
~'N' uEU. Il, AlIkuIIs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
To Lease for q Term o. Year,

have annmber Of Houses and Lots to Ie,,. \.
" ID years, "a mong hch are toe foiloxi,,. hsa
No. 80. 4 house aud lot ON the North M, of ~,
sfcet hat' OF Main, Lease for IJyears 10,
on which Is erected good frame house v
No. l5s. Two Houses on Thlr,i&.trest -
Brady and PER-. streets. ALSO: '''''i
No. i5s. One pouso on sscoIl .tt.., 49,,
Brad, and Perry sis. ''''''
No. $50. A new house with six room. eo,,.,4..,
y arranged, cellar and cist. rn on third 81, ~
Iowa and LIE Claire streets, 10 Lease for "a ,r,,. ~
Noyefn bel next. iva
No. i54. A beautiful btun Lo, on The so,,, :,
nj Sixth street opposite MackIol'. ra,ben, ~ !
Leased for " years.
No. las. Three Houses and Lots corner AZ ya.a
ana ie tialre streets, t"g.th, with Lot Of .,s a
lie Claire street, the hol. viii b, leased ,t l3.,,
alta great bargain II all takep b! one person.
NJ. l6l. A House and Lot on Second ,,t,,t i.
OF Iowa. House 2siori.s t6s2s. robstrusfrJ
modste two families, Lease to run ~ year. from ID
April.
No. Ia. A brick store house on the es,p,, AZ RAJ,
Island and Front streets eau be had a, lar rem, m.
D 10 ~ iears, Loi3sSe0.
No, ia. Atse story britk House bt the L., sn,,
60 % Iowa and Front running tark 10 Second af--
fronting on three streets, 10 Lease Tor IS ys.r Nj
low Teat.
u, sides the above I havr a humber Of uglpprsrs
lots IN different parts 0f,r City shith sn author.
81 to lease for .rfIH OF years Apply To-
uEukGk l.. NltkOLIg
l0fHsE a Main ~eTata al.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
Houaes and Lots in North Davenport
FOR SALE.

Houaes and Lots in North Davenport
FOR SALE
No. in7- Three nes Hoasos on Fanam srti
No,th of io.Usi, eath ~i'h foonls. cellar 90
ten. coed well Of w.ier house well hri-hed sFA
scntlAH Lih- aaa halt an acre Vi fOahd ~ rarh ia
These lots ittib - IiaSlrs ~ak q! the kslfos
Dcpot--pn,e si,ry
No. g.. House with two Lots ~ Ground epte
Site {. Aoles on BRADY slrei-- u Ito.
No.lt2 A frame cottage on the corner Of Penn
aEa Locusi stfeets. ~ A 49, 8. ,.uo.
No. if5. Beside. the above ! have numbsr0fes,
Improved Lot. IN Ma, kfslosh, Lambrta and SAY.
Maker addition To North DsS eBpon. shlch wa Be
said io~, To persons wishing 10 imptoyeihem.
apply 10
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
Cor. Of Main and Sse0Edss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

NJ i6i. House and Lot on Second ,,,s,t J..
OF Iowa. House 2siori-s t6s2g CONSTRUCTED ioarrn.
mediate two families, Lease to run u year. irom m
April.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28

No. i5a. beautiful btur Lot on The Norm :,
nj sixth street opposite Macklol's garden, III
Leased Tor ~ years.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
n + w s L O C. X
OF
CARPETS!s
row RECEIVING AT
SMITHS VARIETY SCORE

rINHE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE stoes
Il OF CARPETS and HOUsE-FuRNISHIyG
GOODS, we have ever exhibited.
III PIT IL Qua DETERMINATIONS 10 give 10 our
Customers, Carpets and other goods low prices
and 10 max il THE INTEREST OF the people OF Day ;
export, Rock Island, Central Iowa land in fact sail
the region round about, ~ 70 buy their CARPETS
olL-CLOTs, HOuSE-FuRSIsHiNG GOODS, &C.
AT
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
Sep26 DAVENPORT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
ATTENTION |.

ATTENTlVN!
FTNHoSE interested are notified that the extension
L granted by the City Council for the laying dow
side walks within the following limits 10 wit: from
Western Avenue To Iowa street, and from Front
to Fiilh street will expire the lst Of October.
and II moi laid down by that time will proceed 10
plank side walks as per ordinance.
h. PARMELE, Marshal.
Sent. aaih. les. at-f.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-28
In Henry County, Illinois.

la Henry County, Illinois.
Tract 1.-THE / OF the > w l OF Sec - 7 IL Il 3
X, improved Farm ofs0 acres, under fence only
mile from centre of Gcneseo.
Tract i2--The r. and the T. 4 of the = w OF See
9T ~ NR3 h, 2I0 acrcs, hno spring on IL, milo
from Genesso.
Tract i3-Thc " OF See % 7 II NR3R, 100
acres miles from Geneseo.
Tract 1-lhe W Of See "a I IL n X 3E, OF 100
acres.
Tract i5--The Of Sec 81 10 RE, Of 800
acres.
Tract l6-The L Of Sec 81 10 N X +, Of 800
acres.
Tract so-1he W! of Sec % T IS n RE, Of 100
acres.
Also, about 50 Lots IL Russeis addition TO the town
Of Geuesso. Long lime.
In Rock Island County, Illinois.
Tract 2l-Ihe ) w Of Sec - r 10 y X w, of 100
acres.
Lots on Brudy Street Of College.
Lot on Brady 81 Ia Hewes IL Robiuson's addition,
containing u 10 acres. Low for Cash.
Apply 10
WILLIAM ALLAN.
General Land Agent,
sep. g3,h, ONE 20 ST., East OF Brady.