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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

The Plow establishment Of Mr.. Jno.
Deere, Of Moli ne, ILL.,, has long been advsr-
tised in the columns of the Gosetk, and it 10
with pleasure We publish the following tes-
umonial in HE favor. About tive nty estab-
iishments in Illinois, Ohio and Wisconsin.
were represented It the recent Illinois
State Fair. and yet Mr.. Deere took the first
= premiums. He had fourteen plows on
the ground which were acknowledged by
competent judges to be the best assortment
exhibited
Joan DEGREES Flows are appreciated. He
has taken the FIRST p remium At the State
Fair-a subject on which not only Mr..
Deere may. congratulate himself, but the
entcrprising town Of Moline ard the coun-
ty Of Rock Island may feela just pride
That in the great Agricultural State of ILL.,
inois, where the most important OF all az.
ricultsral implements, the pillow is suppos-
ed to have been improved to 9 high pointol
superiority, 4 citizen of Rock Island Conn.
~ should get up the best pillow on exhibit
ton out OF specimens from the whole State
we repeat 10 q matter Of no little import
ance. Mr.. Deere not only deserves q pre-
MUM at the State Fair, but some kind Of
suitable memorial from his fellow citizens
Of this vicinity. He is the best, the larg-
est, the most liberal and studiously honest
manufacturer OF plows in the whole north
west, and a. such deserves a high apprec ia'
ton. We saw his lot Of plows on exhibit
ton while OF the State Fair and felt a per
sonal pride in the universal attention they
commanded for superior beauty Of proper
ton and strength, and the magnificent man
ner in which they did their work. Heal
the Chicago Tribune on this subject. NJ
Deere had all the plows spoken Of on ex
hioition al our County Fair:-R. I. ADJ.
PREMIUM PLows.-Nr. John Deere, o
Moline, H., exhibited the finest sub-soi
pillow, at the Fair, that w ever saw l
was a double pillow; the forward one cuts
furrow about FIVE or six inches deep, the sec
ond one goes down FIVE or six inches far
ther, throwing its earth on the soil raiset
BY the forward pillow. The work is done il
beautiful style, and it is a light, neat, easily
drawn implement, made in the very bes
manner and Of the best wood and IRON
We commend this plow to our good farm
era,-to all who appreciate the benefits o
deep blowing.
Dir. Deere also exhibited the lightes
draft old-land plow, on the ground, as prov
en- by the dyna mometer. This is a very
popular low with prairie farmers. Dir
Deere is the most extensive pillow manufac
turer in the State Of Illinois.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22
pt.1rp1xf prRacs AM ool. x1xxxY.

I211lDxRf PIERCE AID COL. xIunxY.
The Washington Star intimates that the
American Coneul 1t San Juan, has been
dismissed for Recognizing Col. Kinney gov
srnmeht. We doubt The correctness Of
the iaiination, though We would be pleas
ed to zee Il confirmed. II would not be
in seesrdancs with all the prev ious
conduct Of the Administration, and though
il has Of late shown a slight DISPOSE.
ton to coquette somewhat with the pre-
vai!ing sentiment Of the Free States,
it will end il impossible 70 serve two mas
tiers whose requisi,ions are as different as
those Of the two policies advocated at the
present time. Mr.. Pierce has identified
himself with the ~ultraists Of the South, his
praises are sung at secession and nulihca-
ton m ,etings, and At political gatherings in
that section of country, resolutions are
passed approving his administration and
recommending his reelection.
1t 10 perfectly appropriate that the anon
alous Democracy OF the South should act
in this manner. Mr.. Pierce has done eve-
~ thing in his power to redeem the pledges
which secured his nomination.. He has
kept no Punic faith with his political crea-
tors, and il would be 4 solecism opposed to
eli the traditions of southern chivalry, for
them to pay with ingratitude the efforts Of
one whom they themselves have raised to
the position Of being their owu patron and
benefac,or. The intimate relations which
thus subsist between the President and his
Southern supporters, render it extremely
doubtful whether he would do anything that
could operate as an injury to the interests
Of the peculiar institution. There appears
to be no question that Col. Kinney's expe-
dition and operations are designed to
strengthen slavery. The recognition by
the American Consul Of the Colonels en-
bryo government, would have an importan,
effect on the Accomplishment Of the ends
aimed at,-and for the present administra-
ton to place any obstacles to the progress
Of this pro-slavery enterprise. would he q
curiosity whose existence we cannot credi,
without further proof.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22
Price Of Provisions.

1t is stated that q store will shortly be
opened In Boston, With a capital Of $780,
COO, as an agency for the sale of -four at
western prices, with the additional cost of
transportation and incidental expenses
The Boston Post says.-"Some OF the bet
ter class Of our moneyed men are ready TO
advance sums for the purpose of establish
ing stores Of this description" Movements
Of this kind are becoming quite common
in the larger eastern cities, but. though the
object aimed at is a laudsble one We ques-
ton .hether they will ever effect much.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

The powder used, Gays the Albany Jour
nai,) by the allied armies in battering down
the almost impregnable Notifications at
Sebastopol, as made at Hazard's and d.
points mills, in Connecticut and Delaware.
Two clipper ships belonging to Grinnell,
Minturn & Co. were despatched during the
summer, with full cargos of powder for the
Crimea.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22
Gas 0,ed Sseaan Fitsings!

Davenport Gas and Steam Fitting
ESTAB III II N Il T,
sEcoNp STREET, % DOOR EAST OF BRADY.
yu>HERE will atall times be found al the above es-
nbiishment, the larges, and best assortment
west of Chicago, OF
Chandeliers, Brackets. Remd09ts,
and GAS FIXTURES of every Description,
Of the beet American manufactures, together with
GAS and STEAM PIPE Of every description.
LEA PtPR Of all sizes. IRON STEAM FIFE,
BRASS, COPPER and IRON FITTINGS OF ever!
Kind Tor Engine Boilers and Pump Connections.
The undersigned employs none but the best snd
mos, experienced work men and gives his personal
supcrintendance 10 all work entrusted 10 him. lie
feels sured that a visit 10 his establishment with
adv analogous TO those in want OF n riieles ID hislhe.
Country orde r. Oiled at the shortest notice.
r. MERWiN,
Al the Office Of the Davenport Gas and Coke ca
OctoOd30
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22
A s.corp WH,r,,.,p-Reccn, rnoli.,

A SECOND WHITyIELp.-Reccnt English
journals mention that a young preacher Of
the Methodist church is creating as much
excitement as Irving and Whitfield did IN
their day. The London correspondent Of
the N. Y. Sunday Times says: "His name
is Spurgen, and he can scarcely hive reach
ed his Dad or 23d year, | should think. His
%eloquence is extrsordinary-it overwhelms
you with it's force and brilliancy; and his
voice has the characteristics which Whit
field is said to have possessed-n ringing
tone, and capable Of being heard by an as
semblagc Of len thousand persons.'t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22
TIE MURDER IN MILwAuKEE.-The Oh

TIE MURDER IN MILwAUKEE.-The Chi
cago Tribune gives the following particulars
Of the murder Of Adams by a German named
Finer, which we briefly announced a day
or two since. Evidently, the brooding over
the loss of his money had made Finer in.
sane. Aher he had committed the deed, he
went quietely to the police Office and gave
himself up to the officers.
"Mr. Adams was a young man of enter.
prize and OF worth, and his remains were
brought TO this city for interment.
The murderer went into his Office abou,
hall past eight on the 18th, and demanded
money I've copy from the SentineD Of Mr..
Geo. Papendiek deposited in the Germania
Bank which had failed last year. Mr.. p.
offered S25 on account; fifty was demanded.
This was refused, when the German drew
= pistol, which DIR. Adams observing, asked
Mr. Joseph Colt, 10 90 for a police officer.
As Dir. Colt started TO go, the German
turned and threatened to shoot him if he
stirred. At this moment Dir. Adams moved
rapidly towards the door, when the German
fred at him, and turning round fred a sec.
ond lime a, Mr.. Geo. P~apendiek. The frs,
ball took effect, wouudlng Dir. Adams in
the groin. The second missed Mr.. Papen.
dick and struck the wall.
Medical aid was called, but the wound
wss mortal and the sufferer died on the
night oil the 18th.
The coroner's jury brought in q verdict
OF "wilfui murder" against Finier.
The sympathy for the family of the de.
ceased is very deep at Milwaukee,. Their
affection we can readily imagine. The hus-
band and the father cut down, when life
was opening TO them oil SO brightly, and
by one whom he had never damaged. was
. blow bard to be borne. May The Father
Of all bear them up under an agony SO fear.
ful and so sudden! Z"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22
Professional Jurymen.

The Chicago Tribune contains an article
very properly c~ondemning a set Of men who
hang around Court.Ho uses, when Courts
are in session, for the purpose of getting
jobs a. grand or petty jurors. in the absence
Of any of the regularly summoned panel
One Of this class Of men, named Spencer,
vas recently arrested in Chicago, being at
the time aGrand Juror, for keeping a house
of iIl-fame and other misconduct, and in de-
fault Of paying a fine Of Fifty dollars was
commit ed to jail.
In regard to the method Of removing the
evils which result from the conduct Of such
men, the Tribune says
"The remedy for this is very simple, let
the courts, as in duty bound compel every
nan e%mpanneled to perform bis duty, and
If any refuse to attend when summoned, let
the officers oblige them to do go, using
force if necessary. If panel 10 exhaust
ed, and new jurors needed, the sheriff and
his deputies, who We presume know these
"professionalists" at sight, at least most Of
the practicing attorneys know them, should
take good care not to select them, but
choose those whose calling is at least not
quite SO contemplate as that of a "Profes-
sional Juryman." It should be set down as
q general rule that any man who hangs
about a court room, having no special bu-
siness in the court room, and who is always
ready and willing TO serve on %juries, is a
dlsobedient man, open 10 bribery, and there.
fore totally unfit for the discharge of SO i'm
portsnt a duty. We believe the correct
ness of this rule will be recognized by all
who have paid any attention to the subject,
and the exceptions. If there be any, only to
prove its truthfulness."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

EIIISc.--The "damps" 10 the mines
which prevail in summer in those OF consid-
cradle depth, are now Disappearing, and
work is now being vigorously resumed.--
We learn that considerable mineral 10 now
being raised north Of the city, in the neigh
borhood OF Hughiett's furnaces, and am onp
others. that the Comstock lode has opened
on a deeper vein, almost equal to the old
original. Mineral bears afne price witt,
a good prospee. ahead --Gal Adr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

A meeting Of the citizens of Chicago ia
vorsble to ~.unneling the Chicago river was
held last Friday evening. Among the
Directors Of the company we tbservs the
name Of Henry Farnam.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22
Hen Aoufrtisfmfnts.
pIssoLurYoN OF pARrNxRsHIP.

THE partnership heretofore existing betw cen Geo.
i L.. Davenport and Antoine lie Claire in the Iron
Business, under the firm Of Davenport Il lie Claire,
was dissolved on the Ieih inst by mutual agreement.
All persons indebted to the late arm are requested 10
make immediate payment to A. lie Claire. and all
claims against the hrn will be settled by him. The
books aud papers will be found ntths old stand,
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT.
Oct ed A. LII CLAIRE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

The N. Y. Herald says clubs are being
formed in that city for the purpose of send
ing to the West to purchase -four, instead
Of paying the high prices q, which il is held
in the New York market.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

The N. Y. Esening Post states that the
subscriptions TO the great work OF Prof.
Agassiz are already large enough to justify
end ;nsur it's publication.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

MOVEMENT OF TRoors.-During the past
three or four days, about eight hundred U.
s. troops have passed through Chicago, on
their way to Fl. Crawford, Wisconsin, and
Fl. Smelling, Minnesota.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

When the first State Fair was held in
Ohio, shout six yesrs sso. there were
scarcely ons store in the State far the sale
of agricultural implements. Nov. nearly
every county town, it 10 stated, not only
boasts Of such . convenience. but the farm
ers viii buy none but the latest improve
ments.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

T NO Of the daughters of the late Pro-
fessor Webster, who was executed for the
murder Of DR.. Parkman. have married
into the family Of Mr.. Dabney, an Amer
lean at Fayal, Of great influence and for
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

Rachel yielded 10 the entreaiies Of Young
France In New York on Monday evening,
and gave al ons. eaJans de la patrie'' at the
tropoIi,sn. A. she gave the Amour
acre de- ID pafrie' she embraced the ti-color,
md the ''entusy musy" was imfaense.-
Beaten Alas.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22
.N1lr Firm.

4 NTeISE LIE CLAIRE having purchased all the
N interest OF Geo. l.. Davenport in the late FIRM
OF Davenport, & Le Claire, and having transferred al
the stock ofthe old hrm to Francis lie Claire Jr, and
Joseph A. lie cha re, they will continue the Iron bust
ness at the old sand under the firm of Y. 4 J. A. Lc
Claire. They will keep a good stock on he nd and
will at all lines sell as low as any other person.
They solicit the public PATRONAGE.
FRANCIS LIE CLAIRE, ia.
Oct 22d 6td j. A. LIE LAIRE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22
teed6,d

STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING FOR SALE,
IN LIE CLAIRE, Fronts ON tWO sts.
sgNhIS isone ofthe best business stands In the city
4 of lie Claire. Store Honse 10 feet long, two
stories high and finished OF above fer a family, good
ceiltr, and will be sold alta great barga ain for cash.
Enquire of Dennis Barnesin lie { iaire, orapply to
Oct22 kADS h sTEWaRF.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22
NEW ARRIVAL
,MifcheII,S Emporium

Esst Side Of Brady st., Cd door from Sd 81.
w are now receiving and opening our SECOND
w stock Of n r. WINTER GOODS
Consisting IN part Of the following articles:
French Merinoes Of ali Color,
Cotur sand Eng lish I"
Plain and Fisd all wool De Lains,
Grape De Paris, Ladies' Cloths,
Plain, Eigd. and PLAID. Dvbaz-s,
Alpacas. Worsted Piads,
Red and Orange Cold. Salsberg Flannels,
Plain, Gray, Blue, Red, Yellow q Whit. Panel.
Brown and Bleached Canton Fianre's,
Fancy Veivets for Dresses aud Chilirens Wear,
Man'illa We vets,
Black Watered Silks,
New Styles Striped and Plaid Dress Silks,
Plain II Tx silks. Brocade silks.
Ig.4 Bleached Sheeting and Pillow Case Muslin
Cassimeres, sattinets, b road Cloths,
and Vestings,
and q large assortment Of all kinds of Staple and Fan
cy Dry Goods too numerous to specify. As our goods
are all Of such de s;rable styles and good qualities We
do not deem il necessary to occupy = large space in
this valuable paper in the way Of advertising, but
We would merely say TO all those wishing 10 purchase
articles Of good quality al very low prices, that our
stock OF goods are ofsuch qualities and styles as viii
bear close examination and show for themselves.
No trouble 10 show goods.
Come one and all and examine our stock.
Oct22 H. r. 4 F. W.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

No. i53. A new house With six rooms eonvssien,
l arranged, eeiisr And cist-rn ON Third street be,
lo~a and lie Claire streets, 10 Lease fos " ysars fros
OsemterheSt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22
LIGHT,LIGHT, LIGHT,

MOT Gas Light-but Economiea, Facts in Lamp
IN Light.
One gal. of varde rhoors Fountain Oil costs 81 so
Half pint OF +" +" - 10
One Of Vande rhoof's Britannia Metal Patent Poun-
tain Lamps costs eI.35
Extra I'm Foot Loaded, Ito
Til LAMPS, - +. 4,
Half pint of the Fountain Oil will barn dou BILE
wicks, giving II brilliant and steady light.
20 hours, or 81 hours tor n fraction over ] cent.
The fountain Lamp holds a halfpini, and once filled
and trimmed Wi burn eight evenings OF 81 hours each
without being re6lied or trimmed, saving an i'm.
mense deal Of trouble, and removing one # the
greaiestobje 'thops'o the use Of oil.
! will be apparent 10 eveD one who examines this
mater, that this Is by far the chea pest and bet light
a family can use, and being a pure, fixed oil, free
from smoke, pleasant both 10 the taste and smell, and
free Of all danger from explosions, 1t recommends
itself as being Just the ring that every family re-
quires.
The Subscriber for the present is oca ted on Main.
bet. Front 4 Second ats., in w. Jennings Clothing
store, where the public are invited 10 call and exam
Inc these lamps. JAS. r. SMALL,
oct23dtm Sole Agent for the State of Iowa,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

! nave several small tracts OF Land in the imms
diata vicinity Of the city, containing from ons to
tSenty acres, suitable for private residence s gardens,
albe-!arus DC, which ] will sell al prices yar ing
oi'he city. GEO. l..
Cor. Of Main A. Sseond alta
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

To the Ladies Davenport Neighborhood
MISS REN WICK respectfully informs The
vi ladies of DavenPor, and neighbo rhood that she
has commenced MILLINERY. DRESS ANbM ASuE
MAKING BUSINESS on Third st between IGgaa,d
LetIaire St., and from many yea rs experience 10 tic
brst sly lie OF London aud Paris fashion shops, To give
satisfaction TO ali who may patrouize her. She imends
Keeping a select and fa seionabie assortment Of Trim
: tngs Tor Dresses and will always have the newest
III mons. Oct " sid u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

No. IsC. The Mansion Uous~, %, IN. W 4.
corner OF Third aud Iowa streets. Also a FrAns
House on Iowa street; Lcsss for Is 1L4 Name
SION hoast' rchts for sstt per anRgn-- Price as,tGv.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

No. It3. Besides the above I baye a p,utsrofur
improved Lots In Macintosh, Lambrte and STAY
nasershddition to North davenport, which v III 10
saia I0~' 10 persons wishing 10 Inprovethem.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

h sides The above l bayea number OF unimproyed
lots Ia different paris ofthr cry " itch am auihorlL
ed 10 iease for n term OF years npptN To
GEORGE l.. Me kOLLs,
Corner of Main md second SIS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

Fresh Groceries.
w nave just received from the East the largest
' ana hts 81 STOCK of Groceriss over offered for sale
- III naaehpof'' we ha'eevcp article IN our lin and
va warrant our goods In be of the best quality aud
our prices Reasonable. We invite both dealers and
iamIiles 10 call and examine our stock.
4 Oct II uAIZEII 4 pRo
AAbo' toaen, French Chocolate, Broina, Fen n,
AoSlarcl Polish, tarrasay Seeds, aud Canary ssgts
Fr'stiG " Merrilt's Yeast Pow ders,
Ground Cloves, Cstsia, Pimenio and Pepper,
African Cayenne Pepper, &c N.
In store and for s.le by
Oct II pAJZFIIs pp6
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

Ng.lS. Three Houses and Lots come Of Fou,,A
anu lie I iaire streets, together With o Lei u W - o.
LIE Clair. street. the y hole vii, be tesosd aY IS yesr,s
alta srca, bargsin ifail tsken By one pervon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

Nb.i6l. 4 House and Lot on Second street East
otIosa. Honse 2stories l6N.t, constructed to a, com.
mediate Iao fssiues, Lease 10 ran Is years from I,t Of
spfii. Ground Kent sss pr aunuui-pr,c $50 for
House aHa Lease.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

HeiGo; a beautiful Cottage aud G rou nds sdIoin-
lng VIZ. Lainbrlte's Residence. Lot II4xIg3, .hish
viii be sold y ith Of without lots sdjoinlur an ~
'oash-Priee fer House and Lo, g., 900.
apply 10
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22
STILL THEY COME!

New Arrivals of Groceries, &C., &c,
eSxel r HAVE ust returned from II. Louis with
ESe the following Goods, which ! offer for
kasx Sale 10 the Public ut O small advance on
cost:
Teas, G rcen and Black Soaps, Chemical, Com.
choice qualities. on, Toilet & shaving,
Conees, Rio, Java, md Tsb acco, Smoking and
Ground, Che wing.
sugars, Crushed, Ciari- 90 Bags OF Ground Alum
ned. Pulyer;zed & ~. andTurks. Island Salt,
Orleans. Table and Dairy de.
Mo,asses, G. Syrup, s. II. IS lbs. Sage.
Syrup & n. Orleans. Fruits, Raisons. Figs,
Candles, Wax, Sperm, hlackberries and
Star e. Taliow Whortlebe rries.
Spices OF all kinds.
Also, a mics lot of Dried Beef direct from Ctncin-
natl, Picked Pork.
Ah9o:
Corn Starch, Mustard, Yeast Powder, Cream Tar
tar. Soda, Preserve,. Citron, Pearl Starch, Whale,
Lard and Elephant Oils, Snrdines, Oysters, saieratus,
Farina, Tapioca, Mle roniaa, Sage, Candy, Powder,
Shot and Cape, Wooden. Willow, Stone and Queens.
wares, &c, together with a host OF other articles al
OF which ire too numerous TO mention. And by calling
at The Peoples Store on Second street, opposite the
LeCiaire Block, You will be convinced that you car
buy 20 : Groceries, &c.,as cheap as the cheapest.
Davenport, oc,sod& wiw ). w. Willy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

Moist. A beauNfsi tlse Lei % Ne Nss,A ss
Leased for II yeass.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22
IN eLIsToN COUNTY, Iow..

IN CLINTON cOcsTY, IOWA,
Tract CIV, fractional 4 of H.. n " ~
Very Low Il arpIicd for soon. ivan "ihs.
~ Henry Cougiy, Illinois.
Iractl2-1he 5 4 . aud The n 4 OF the \ W
~ u h3 r., $40 acres, line spring on il. nil.
from GeGcsco. W." : mne
Tract lathe Z | Of See 81 TIsN L. of 400
acres, hi OF $50
Tract eo-Ihe $ W! ofSec - T 10 q, ,oo
ESQ, about SO Lots in RasselI's addition to The tow,
In Rock Island County. Illinois
Tract 2l-Ihes " al Soc 20 Id n W or,oo
acres. "' / W, OF lG0
LOIS on Brady Street cor. oTCuIrys
! LOT NJ brady 81 N HssasM Rpblnxnn,. ,t,.,-
containing IA 100 acres. Low tor Cash. "1N""H
Apply 10
N!LdINM ALIEN.
Sep. ASH, orsnss I s"n' agent,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

have q number OF Houses and Lo.s To lease from
) 10 i5yehrs,A nbohg y hirh are the following
No. lS. 4 house and lot on the North side OF Third
street East of Main, Lease Tor Is wears, Lot s4k i3G uy.
on Which is erected good frame house.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

No. I64. Another brick House near The .tsrrrr .
Third and Scott streets, 30x37, nine rooms aud two
kitehens, Will be sold low aud on long credit. In .d.
dition To The above ". have u great variety q THY
prof. ert! TO winch We invite the attention OF purrhrs.
ers. Gko. L..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-22

MOLE A frame cottage on the corner OF PER-,
and LoeasI Streets, 72xl?0-s 2 200.