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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21

MINI ESOTA ABROAD. 4

Minnesota is well known abroad. Ia
Florida, Maine and Oregon, her rapid
growth, handsome improvements, Uni
versity, Agricultural Society. etc, are
themes OF discussion and eulagy. Il S
An Oregon paper speaks in this way !:
The progress Of Minnesota Terri
tory is truly. wonderful. It was organ
tized only six years ago thirty counties
have since been laid Of. and nearly all
organized the population has incrpas-
ed from Eve thousand g thirty thousand
or more the taxable property Of the
Territory j. estimated for ls55 .st III
OOO, 600, a wire suspension bridgs has
5beengthrown over the Mississippi river
above the falls Of St, Anothony agri-
cultural societies have b cen organized.
and one county has rejoiced IN very
creditable fair Territorial UNIVERSE
" is in operation, well endowed BY
Congress, and 9 system Of common
schools, with efficient superintendent
has been established, which guarantees
the future intelligence Of the people. z
n isss fsssE ----i :. -4---- -
ADVERTISEMENT. David Day. whole
sale and retail dealer il Drugs, Chemi-.
Gals, Paints and Oils. etc, has an cx-.
celIent assortment Of goods in his fine.
which, from our personal knorled8s he
offers to sell cheap for cash. He has
also q large stock Of Window-G GLASS;.
Perfumery. Fancy Goods, &c. David
is 40 old acquaintance of Benton md
Cass Counties. and is known to AZ All
good = business man now az hi MS
o,,ce successful politician. a his o .lsls
friends frsr, ts;s region viii giyeE hiI asl
call, cor. Of Third and Cedar II M
Paul, he will silI'iw H. apprssis 81 ~
old scqnaintaad eship IN gis si llllis
equivaleas III lsyer 49, 4 Az J. lln \ & q
every douary oa ~ him hss N 4 y ~ w. 1
yetises xsiis wesit s' % = ll 81 \ lss n
trsn.
ros "! W. zs.os =. III
i;duride CoL MI shd Csp., 90 ls n
81 Ksnsps W IA Esda,slpd lss II
VI saial MI pss.ssssd lhfS town Town Eons'
,dax IN ssek a. their xsay "a Sups HI n; I. I.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21
Mahogany s. Rosewnod Sofas

Mahogany s. Rosewood Sofas
$ 80 Tete-a-Tetes.
fs55 Z. 8 Easy Chairs,
{. :. Rocking Chairs
's 8 Sofa Bottom,
8 Oitomans,
g e Divans, =
Marble Top Centre Tables.
Mahogany
Black Walnut sssA5 ss
Marble Top Wash Stands,
Mahog anysa FaInut Wash Stands,
Mahogany Bedsteads,
Y Bureaus,
Common Bedsteads,
Common Chairs,
Cane Seat Chairs,
Reed I. s
Common 4.
I Arm -
Velvet Carpets.
Tapestry .
Ingram =
Three Ply 8
Brussels
Common "a
Oil Cloths,
Rings,
Mats,
Coco Mating. all widths.
Stair Rods, $780,. s
Oil Table Cloths,
Taweiings,
Pillow Gaze Goods,
Comforts,
Sheetings,
EnanIelied Cloths,
Damasks.
Table Linens,
Napkins and Doilys,
COunterpa mes, 81
Window Shades.
Gilt Window Ccrnices,
Cords, Loops,
Tnssels, y Y ss'ss &.
Paper Eisn9fngs and Border,
Paper CIrtains,
Wide Window Pspper. &c, Sc.
Ii ss45ss
EVERY y DEsCRIrB pN 81, MATTRAssEsr
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21

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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21

~ A great Know Nothing Conyen-
ton was held IN Philadelphia last week
We do not know what il was all about.
~ Hon. Amos Kendall is sojourny-
ing al indianapolis, Indiana. He has
q large fortune By his coli-
nection with the Morse telegraph ipsen-
ton.
a. Col Charles eys Il The
North Star has been aki IL ing, it
vas y j. he night When 4 y = y see
her.
g. Mr.. DAN1D GILMAN requests US
to state that the report Of his having
jumped claim on Watab Prairie, IS
without any foundation and utterly false.
He informs usthat the report originated
fromcertain acts Of his as agent Of Mr..
Myrick. and that he will satisfy any
person Of the falsity Of said runor. if
called upon, BY abundant testimony
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21

Mafrhal tor shs Disssscst II hlistssssl
Daied June s, l856s-l4a7 s,ssSss 4 ii
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21

|iisal ~ more tswas haunted, and never
sii1cs hasa tenn drose oyer it.. The
sbarFsI VI Unlikely lasted about ! month
NJ. road 81 pade and then Tom
Iot another barrel and opened tavern.
IN colored P0sson, well known - niger
Ben. acted - cook. for people then
,.ssre not soaparticular about their feed
~ NOV, md majority could easily
usaae aphearty meal ION whiskey alone.
EItavas not;considered ! luxury theny but
Frdthsrs y necessity of life, md people
made 4 ! point toAstop over night Slhars
they could get shslter fo Il their horses
md something u drink, sss. u ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

The HUDsoS's BAY CouPAsY.-We
learn from recent statement in the Mon
treal Gazette that the Hudsoi.'s Raw c m
pany have guaranteed to the Russian au-
thorities unmoleste& possession of the Rus
sian territory upon this continent while the
war shall last, upon condition that the
posts and trading operations Of the former
in the neighborhood of that territory shall
continue during the came period to be free
from attack BY the latter. The British
Government has sanctioned this guarantee
by which the Hudson's Bay Company are
saved the expense Of strengthening their
posts by any military defences during the
present war. while they obtain the ALSO
lutte monopoly Of the fur trade in thst quir-
ter-the Russian commerce being entirely
cut of.-Chic. Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

THE TABLES TURSED.-There was time
when we were indebted to Europe for por.
ton Of our finest machinery, and farmers re-
garded American ingenuity at ito climax in
the production of wooden nutmegs and
clotl Is pins. Latterly we have astonished
hem with our patent reapers and six-shoo'-
ers, and at last, they have come TO scknowl-
edge that our Mechanics are entitled to rank
with the best of their own. A further illus
tration may now be given. Yesterday a
sloop arrived at this harbor, bringing from
the Jersey shore forty tons Of iron machine
ry. constructed for use in Scotland, and the
same is now being shipped direct to Glas-
gov. II il designed for the manufac,ure of
India rubber goods, process in which Amer
ica is ahead Of the world. Y. Journal Of
Commerce.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

New DreGfSGs, WIS We hear that the
diggings Of ]. Looney, Esq, in the above
town, are making good yield. As with
many other OF our most valuable mines, the
water has heretofore prevented work to adj
vantage; but Mr.. l.. has now completed a
Level which drains them 81 ieet IRON the
surface. The Level is the longest one IN
the mines, 300 feet. At the CON mence-
ment, vein Of ore was struck, running in
the wished-for direction. This proved to
be so rich, that it paid all the expenses Of
running up the Level.-Gal. AIDE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03
County Records.
Ed. GAZETTE;

Ed. GAZkTTks
Dear Sir-Oflate you have
been calling the attention of citizens to the
subject of fires and their prevention; will
you and the other papers in our city direct
the attention of our county officers to the
insecure manner in which the county books
and papers are kept. as are also the Court
Records! From the insecure state Of our
Court House they are liable to be burnt or
stolen at any moment. Should fire take
place in The night not one scrap Of Re-
cord would be saved, and the citizens Of our
county would be plunged into confusion and
loss. Very many leave their deeds and
mortgages with the Recorder, supposing
them safer than if held by themselves; in
this case both deed and record would be
lost, and many in our midst would not have
scratch of a pen to show for their prop
eriy. Let all such be advised and remove
such papers while they are yet to be had.
know not who is the proper person to
move in this matter. If the county Judge
is the proper person, let him move q, once,
and by an OUTLAY of five to ten hundred
dollars secure our citizens from loss that
thousands would not cover. Let good
brick or stone vaults be put up that will re.
sist both thieves and fires, and be assured
that the County will uphold the doer of Thu
good work. If attended to at once there is
yet time to complete part of the work, and
if the weather holds good perhaps all of it
might be completed in time to secure us
this winter. d.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

We observe that number II our cotem.
poraries ara discussing the propriety ofhold-
inga State Convention which shall include
all the opponents Of the present Admins.
,ra,ion and its pro-slavery abettors, and eff
fect an Organization for future operations.
Iowa City has been named as the place, and
some day in this or the two succeeding
months as the time for holding the Conven-
ton. We are in favor Of holding a Cow en-
ton and think Iowa City the best place.
but we think the time mentioned is too
soon.
We incline to agree with the Burlington
Hdrleys that no desirable end is likely to
be furthcred by Convention meeting du-
ring the present winter. We are of opin-
ion that sevcn.eighths ofthe people Of this
State are opposed to the pro-slavery poll
tics Of Pierce and Douglas, but it is not IN
desirable that the elements of opposition
should have still further time for their more
complete development. or. if our opponents
prefer the term, for their more thorough
.fusion." We think the work is progress
ing finely. There 10 no danger that the in.
telligent people Of Iowa will change the
sentiments which they have formed in re-
gard to the Kansas iniquity. and the gene
raj conduct OF the Pierce administration
Let the leaven continue to work, until the
opinions Of the body Of the people are even
more assimilsted thin they are now, and
then we will have a Convention which will
be perfectly harmonious representative
Of constituents who are all Of one mind
Trifling differences about minor matters
will be willingly sacrificed for the support
of great principle, and whatever may De
the name by which the united party may be
called, an overwhelming majority Of her
voters will proclaim Iowa to be immoyea-
bly, fixed on the side Of freedom and true
republicanism.
Especially do we think that delay in
the time Of holding the Convention is desi-
rable, in consideration of the action of Con-
- z
press. We want to see what the House OF
Representatives will do. If that body be
true to the constituents who have trusted
them with their rights and their wishes
all of US will be more encouraged to the
then easy end Of the good work. If il
should, unfortunately, be either frighten-
ed or seduced from the right path, the
onstituents whom they will have betray'
ed, will be more determined to make the
right triumphant, in despite of any derel
lotions of towards or traitors. But in Ell
Their event, we deem it expcdient to awai,
the action of the House, in regard both
to its formal and informal proceedings
We will then be able to take . clearer
view of the field of action. and TO act &C.
cordingly. THERE'S no need for hurry ing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

GREAT CANAL PRoJEcr.--A project has
been started in louisiana TO connect the
Mississippi river with Lake Borgne by q ca.
nal, cut from point eleven miles Oeiow
New Orleans to an intersection with bayou
Phiipon. II 10 believed that BY the con-
struction Of this work, up country produce
could be landed at Mobile and other places
Of consumption along the Gulf seaboard, at
one half the cost Of freight and charges. and
vice versa. by the avoidance OF the resh'P-
ments and expense Of consignment .: New
Orleans.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03
The French Emperor and Empress.

The Paris CORES ondent of the n. Y.
a Evangelist gives the following description
u the personal appearance Of Louis Napo-
leon and the Empress Eugene, whom he
me, on drive through the Champs Elys.
ees:-
.The Empress looked pale, delicate,
sweet and smiabie, more like an English,
than Spanish lady, almost as beautiful, as
she 10 generally represented in thousands
of pictures, but with an expression of sad
ness, as If the execution of Maria Autoi-
uette, the divorce Of the Empress Jose phine
and the exile Of the Queen of Louis Philip.
< piw ere not lost upon TIL memory and i'm
agina:ion of the Countess Of Theba, who
now adorns the throne OF France.
The Emperor is Of middle size, well built
sad erect He wears . dark ard heavy
uustache, which give man either dee.
potic, or 8 democratic, military, or a rev.
ulnlionsry finish. He has the appearance
Of cold and reserved, but fearless and res
& eiute character. His eyes are rem arkatiy
dull, and his yellow face expresses an 40.
parent nnconcern about persons and things
around him. ! could read nothing in it bu,
the impenetrabie mystery of silence. AL.
though true representative Of the French
Il nationality and identified with its interests.
yet be is like his uncle above it, by tact
turnity and sef-command that strangely
nirast with the viyacity and loquacty
around him. got the impression that the
most unexpected schemes and actions might
come out yet of that Corsican head, to star
tie his friends and admirers, as as we'll as
y, his enemies. This very mystery, in con-
nection with an Unsuitable ambition, and an
y indomitable energy Of will in carrying out
his plans, once formed, seems TO be the sc.
cret of his success-aHd may ultimately
prove his fall as in the case Of the great
ss.scsptain, whose name be bears, and whose
blood flows in his veins"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03
A MossrER Henry Morehouse. Iiy

A MossrER.--Henry Morehouse, living
ia the northwest part of Appanoose Coun.
~, has by bis cruel treatment, il is said, kill
ed several OF his own children. Some time
.wH In last September. he whipped daughter
only II years old nearly 10 death because
she would not, or rather could NOT, cut and
~ sa shock as much corn in day as her unnatu-
,.8a raj fstlier ordered her to do. In conse-
nuepce OF his inhuman treatment she fed
s+ from his house, and the neighbors became
- isxsspersted that they threatened TO hung
- lin without judge or jury, If he continued
his savage crueIies " his tamIy. -Ioaa
R0vbiicss.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

On THE RIGHT RoAD.--English Travel.
er.-Hisay. sir, ham on the right road TO
'Artford!
Jonathan.-Well, you be.
Traveller far shall ave to 60 be-
fore get there.
JonaAan.-Well If you turn round and
60 t'ether way. may be you'll have to travel
about ten miles. But if you keep on the
way you are going, you'll have 10 go about
twenty -four thousand, ] reckon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

A notice has been issued from the Post
Office in London, stating that the postage
Of letter not exceeding half an ounce in
weight, addressed to Canada end forward ed
through the United States, is Sd, when con.
veyed BY the British packet. and is Is. Sd.
il sent BY United States packet. Letters
weighing more than half an ounce will be
sent BY cheaper route unless specially
addressed by United States. Prepaid let
tiers will be forwarded by the route indica.
ted by the postage paid on them.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

The jar. vAcAxr.-We have the pleas
ure Of stating that for the 6rst time we
think for many years, our Jail was vest erday
vacant. The cause Of this, and we believe
80 admitted by our old line Sheriff, 10 the
Liquor Law. There have been more va
cant iaiIs during the last six months in our
State, than were ever before known since
the State organization, and all owing 70
the ''damnable Liquor Law."--EpanspiAs
Jour.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

IRoN ORE AND CLAY.-The Maquoketa
Sentinel announces the discovery of large
quantities of IRON ore in Van Buren,, jackson
county; also, beneath the stratum OF iron,
beautiful white clay, which has been sent to
Ohio and tested. and found fully equal to the
clay used near GAINESVILLE in the manu- acture
Of iron stoneware.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

The GEAR AND HIS BRoTHER.-A writ.
er in the Tribune on the subject Of Russia,
says.
1.-THE Emperor Alexander drinks. The
Grand Duke Constantine is a short, thin,
light-complexioned, impudent. dandyish
looking man, who carries lorgnette to his
eye and looks impatently at everybody
He is irritable, and without doubt posses.
ses more character than his brother, the
Emperor"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

CLOSING OF THE CANALS AT a meeting
of the Canal Commissioners, held in Al
bany Tuesday, it wos resolved to:.close tne
State canals on the 9Th day of December
next, unless sooner closed by ice.-Roch
Ado.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

A singular accident happened in Green
ock, (Scotland) recently. A woman W as
shaking counterpart. when pin flew up
and struck her on the eye, completely pier.
cling the pupil. There is little hope Of
her recovering its use.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

During the past few weeks about 10000
barrels of -four have been purchased from
firm in Detroit at an average of S7,75 II
is all destined for the crimes and was
bought for the british government.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

BARCLAY, says the Cedr Falls Banner,
is the name of a new town and post-otiice
in the eastern portion Of Black Hawk cou' :!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

On the Goth inst, at Montreal, the mer-
curry stood at six degrees above zero, and
sleighing was good.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03
To Merchants. Bankers and others

I NESIRING setts Of Account Books forthe comma
Year. we would invite attention to our Hank
Books. They are Of superior manu- acinre, and are
far ahead Of any thing nude tn This regan. We fur.
nish Books Of all palter TO order, with or without
printed headings. Those supe rior Books On exhibi-
ton nj The State Fair, Chicago, be seen at our
store. II. A. PORTER q RKO
Rock Island, Dec 3, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

IVES, twill pay YOU to cross the Ferry and merely
III examine our splendid assortment Of FANCY
GOODS now on hand. II not, we will refund the
amount OF your fsrriage. Don'i forget the place.
Dcc3 POR fER'S Book Store.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03
Mfw Aoufrtisements.
Dissolution Of Partuership

The partnership heretofore existing between &
W KELLY Is This DAY dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All persons indebted to the late nrm " III
please cal ami settle Immediately.
BARTHOLOMEW KELLY,
Davenport Dec WALTER KELLY.
WALTER KELLY will carry on the business a.
usual in the old rtand, corner OF front Brady SITS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03
IN 5 sd64R c SGf srliEo iowa

-
Traetl-The 4 lorlhe NV lScca,
10 all 400 acres; situated on the RaiI0aas niss
Tract e-The W lofthe W /. Of Sec 10 TisNRs
r.; miles from davenport, contain. ~ acres. -.
Tract 3-The W Of Sec T .SNR3 lSa es.iw
acres W miles from Davenport. an.
Tact. The " / Of See 7T7sN RaEiss 4!lS
acres adjoining Tract ,, 10 miles North from Ds's'
Fort.
:, Tracts Ia! the W. ofsec T7sNk'
Tmei s-ihs 4 If the IN 4 n KY Of Soc s,TaNRsB
oacres on the Nail Road. miles from paveneSsa;;
Tract e-iLe / OF the NV Of See TT Y sh:t
r, ~ acres, also parts Of Secs. ~ and l9T n
IN all max ing cite farm OF $50 ~ 100 acres, upon '''
Mississippi rver, l2 miles from Davenport :, nj
Traeii.--A Improved Pa, m, ieSeed and all Gun y,
Hsn " Grove road. miles from town. o.'re Or
ange fence started entirely around the iaf"' :"
acres. ,eP
Tract 1890 acres in see'se7 and 81 To NE
Tract i9--in Sees IL ~ ~ 80 N RE, 3so S''''
l6Oimprosed and " In Timber
IN oLIsTos COUNT, IOWA. -
Tract No.2 II no Grant ia, NJ ON dubuque, ,su,.
mil = from town, a33 acres highly cuithh'eu' w.
and OF chsrd&c. r.
Ts.ctssW. fractional OF The N. W. sec Minis n IL.
sl,N X. H., y e7-iU0 acres, near 1horhs "
Very low, ifappiied for soon.
In Henry County, Illinois. a, Sec
Traetl2--1heS X and the y fofthe sW nile
81 ~ % b, 24Oacses, me spring sa"'
from Geneseo. , ,M
Tract l5--lhe 4 I OF Sec 81 TI6N ri b. ."
acres. ,so
Tract I6--The L Of Sec 80 r IS NRlE, Of NV
acres. ,,a
Tract 20-Ihe S w 1 OF Sec - T I6 RI H. I" Nv
acres.
Also, about 50 Lotsin RusselI's addition to the'o''
OF Geneseo. Long time.
In Rock Island County, Illinois .,m
Tract 2l-Thes w of Sec IS ] III n - Wv
cves.
Tract No. pa Rne farm Of 1876 acres, 70 .ils
70 under cultivation, q miles isofn tow, : an.
east OF bubuqae road. mile pom paihs, .ooi 10.
New and convenient story brick house va Sen
ing rooms, ON Brady street, Cd house bsI op' w.
Ssrgonts.
Lots on Brady EiFeet cor. Of College. ,auio
Lot On Brady 81 in Hewes & kobinsoh sa
containing ia. 100 acres. bow for Cash.
Apply TO
WILLIAM ALLEN.
General Land Agssh
esp. sSA D0ss Pess orr bshs"S
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03
Black silks,
CHEAP Err THAN THE CHEAPEST.
AT
pov o. ADAMSOy RAPP-s
Ladies' Cashmere ScarfS!

I UsT received great variety Of rolop nd sizes
- among which may be found some rsrp rieA
goods. The Ladies are invited 10 examine them NJ
NAUsWOk1HF,
sevSl ~ AsIo s.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03
WANTED TO RENT.
SOMETHING DESIRABLE.

dwelling containing four or Ave rooms. kitchen
pantry. &c. Address to II. H. p. .. bsx 337.
Dec. SILT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03
Writing Desks

4 LARGE stock just received and now opening at
the old Pioneer Book store OF
Dec PORTER l. BRO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
-s-s--.- ss-sssr--+-- -
APPLES /!

Under this head limited number of special notices
win be inserted at 10 cents per line each insefo''
or so cts. per week.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03
For the Ladies.

E,RESCH Kid, White hid, English Kid, Bronze hid
Il and Velvet slippers.
p. also Ktd, Congress. EugiiSh aud French lasting
G. ter-. from 81 - /, sa.;5 nsr ta'f for sale b!
Dec ID" On, CKIGo; - co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

Besides the above havea nnmb Der Of unimpro,,t
lotsn different parts ofihe CITY, " bich am aalhsnI
cal to lease for term OF years. Apply 10
GE0kGE l.. NICHOLS,
Corner OF Main and Second Il,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03

3oo barrels prime. Apples for sale cheap by KEN
wicK& Son. Call soon al the Express Office.
Noy.s5tf Bazaar Bull ding.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03
Tarred Paper,

LNOR ROOFING. dc. constantly on hand and for
l sale in lots to suil purchasers at
Dec 3 POKlER's kock Island Book Store.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-03
low LAND AGENCY,
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and csunssller at Law,
GENERAL LAND AGENT AND REAL ESTATE
BROKER.
Post Once Building ady Street
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Collections promptly attended 10 in all parts Of 10
Staie Lands entered and arrants located in oil Land
Districts OF the State Money invested and Taxes sle
for non residents; Money loaned on uneBcnmbefra
nea, Estate security; Farms. Houses apd Lots leased
Real Estate OF all kinds bought and sold ON ronns
sion.