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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-12

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STANDING COM uTTEEs.
The Speaker appointed the following stand.
ing committees OF The House:
Judiciary Messrs. Huntington of North
ampton, Griffin Of Charlestown, Taft of Wor-
cester, Swift OF Boston, Howes of Dennis,
Lincoln of Deerfeld, Millikin of New Bed.
"a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-12

FIaeaee-Messrs. Wilder of Brookline, Nye
OF New Bedford, Eames of Maiden, Weth-
erell of Taunton, Boughton of West Stock
bridge, Moody of Chicopee, Field of Shell
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-12

Probate and Ctaacery-Messrs. Griffin of
Charlestown, Kimball Of Salem, Barker Of
Pittsfeld, Churchill of Plymouth, Davis of
Fail River Dyer of Boston, Slater of Hol-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
A Mormon Phase.

There is an old and vulgar truisn,, give a
maa an inch and he will take an ell" which
10 exhibited to it's fullest extent BY the Nor
mons of Salt Lake with regardto the multi
wife system. They have at last proceeded
20 far that Orson Hyde in recent dis course,
with blasphemy that should have caused
his impious tongue to eleaye TO the roof OF
his mouth, asserted, that Jesus Christ wa.
married, was polygamist and father. He
maintained with unblushing effrontery that
the Savior was the bridegroom at the mar
rage in Cana of Galhlee and that Mary and
Martha were his wives. His information
must have been obtained from the Mormon
bible, as there is nothing in the Christian
scriptures that would warran, the most
craek-brsined in such preposterous con-
ellsion.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

IN the chapter Of Barnuul's book which
treats Of his Lottery swindling, we find the
following
Whenever visited Brookfeld called on
one man who was of u serious turn. He and
hisNifs were professors Of religion, and he
was a frequent exhorter at prayer-meetings.
He always managed to buy ticket or two
from me, under tho strictest injunction new
err to divulge the fact to his wife. usually
dined with him, and when he was busy look
ing after my horse, or otherwise engaged out
Of doors, never failed to sell ticket TO his
wife, who begged me to be very careful not
to let her husband have any suspicion Of it,
for he was opposed to such things, and would
never forgive her il he should know there
was lottery ticket in the house,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
Illinois Legislature.

On the 81 inst. this body had fully organ
lied in both branches and had settled down
to business. The question of Senatorslip
is likely to be vexed one in that az in the
Iowa Legislature. Some Anti-Nebraska
man is to be chosen to succeed Gen. Shields.
The Springfield correspondent Of the Chi
caeo Dem. Press says:
The Rock Island Bridge case will be be-
fore the L. S. District Court, ii is expected,
en- tomorrow.
/, is confidently believed here that the
Name Law will be enacted the present ses !
sion Of the Assembly, either directly. or on
submission Of it to vote OF the people; eth
or way will be rather more taan has been
expected by the public.
The refractory members came forward
this morning and faced the music. II was
exceedingly unpleasant to them, and J am
not surprised that they dreaded it. trust
they will bear their defeat with christian
like fortitude.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
Failure Of Belcher & Co.

The Chicago Press Of Yesterday, speaking
of the recent failure of this prominent firm
Of St. Louis, says:
"This firm has been for several years
past, engaged in sugar relining-carryng on
the business more extensively perhaps than
any other house in the United States. They
were supposed to be very wealthy. and the
announcement OF their failure will take their
friends greatly by surprise. The amount Of
their sssets, whether over or under their La
bilties, is not given. We think the facts
will show, however, that their means are be-
yond their debts, and that the imposrbility
Of Kissing money On sales for the last Elk
months, has compelled then TO suspend.
But this cannotrelieye the failure Of it, con-
sequences upon offers, and thos who have
relied upon this house for money due them to
meet their own obligations, must 90 down
with il. How many such there are has not
yet fully appeared. Rumor involves two
New York and one or two Boston houses in
the smhsHassnen'.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

DEATH OF JAMES T. MoREHEAD. This
gentleman, for sveral years resident Of
Covington, KY, distinguished politician
and eminent lawyer Of Kentucky, died yes
terday morning, in the 59th year of his age.
He was born, educated, and lived all his
life in his native State. Mr.. MoREHEAD
first appeared in public life in 1928, as a
member Of the legislature. Ia 1884, by the
decease OF Gov. BREATHrrr, became acting
Governor Of Kentucky. In 1871 he was
elected to the L. States Senate, where he
stood high among the greet men Of that bo-
dy. Besides the public stations, Gov. MORE
HAD filled others Of less public but highly
responsible nature. His doath may be re-
corded al great public and private loss
Gin. Times.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
G!t 9ailp @alettt.
ALFRED SANDERS, Eeres.
OaveAport, saturday. Jan. q, 1858.
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The Uesascratic Couysu.ion.

At the Democratic State Convention to
be held tIowa City on the oath inst, for
the purpose Of nominating candidates for
Commissioner and Register of the Des
River improvements and recognizing the
Democratic party in this State, an attempt
no doubt will be made to repudia,e Nebras-
kaism - test and to bring the party back
70 the Baltimore platform. The leaders of
that party may mark out such course, but
whether its adheren,s will blindly pursue it,
Is different matter. Slavery has become
q question OF so much Importance that we
doubt the permanent organization of any
political party, unless free expression OF
opinion be given on this subject. The great
questions, and in fact about the only ones
Of moment, dividing the two political parties
at this time, are those of slavery and tenn
perance, and to adopt platform without an
expression of opinion upon these subjects,
would be like one OF Marryatt's characters,
~no told the most ayr. cable stories in the
world without emitting anything, save the
point.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
4 xilliea and Halt Of Dollars for the Poor

The moss interesting topic which has
come under our observation to-day 10 an sc-
count of donation to the poor, OF a value
not less than u million and half Of dollars.
made by the Hon, VIM. f. Helfenstcin, of
Pennsylvania. 1t is very seldom that we
have the pleasure of recording acts OF such
wonderful liberality during the lifetime OF
those who are blessed with large fortunes.
The following is the history of this nagnili
cent Donation:
Hon. WIN. +. Helfenstein being in pos
session Of large body of valuable coal
lands in the Shamokin region, and having a
heart always open to acts calculated to anne
liorate the condition of those in want, de-
,ernined to dedicate torsscr portion Of his
estate for the benefit ofthe destitute poor OF
New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore, Lam
caster. Carlisle, &C., &C., for the endow-
ment OF Free College at Shamokin, and
for the benefit of African Colonization.
The land to be devoted to this praiscwor-
thy object is in two tracts, and embraces
about six hundred acres of the best anthra-
cite in Pennsylvania the one tract, for the
destitute poor, is said TO be capable Of pro-
ducing three hundred thousand tons per an
mum when properly developed, and the other
tract, for the endowment Of the College and
African Colonization, will yield, it il cstima-
ted by competent judges, one hundre d and
fifty Thousand tons. At low retail rate,
this quantity will bring in revenue of up
wards of one hundred thousand dollars year
(which is more than six per cent on a
million and half OF dollars.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
DEATH or AN OLD FRENCH REPUBLICAN

DEATH or AN OLD FRENCH REPUBLICAN
A correspondent Of the New Orleans Pr
csyune, at Plaquemina, Louisiana, writes
thus
I'VE have to depors the death OF a some
what notable citizen this week, Mr.. Antoine
Fcurner, better known as Pere Antoine
DIR. Fournisr, who was French by descent,
had been expelled from France under Louis
Phillippe's government, and arrived in our
parish about ten years ago. His name is
mentioned in LOUIS Blanc's History of Ten
Year. as having been accused as promoter
of conspiracy against the King. The
poor old Republican, who once moved in
the most fashionable circles Of France, died
unwept, unhonored, far from his country,
in a state bordering on Indulgence. He
once had hundreds and thousands at his
dispos al How sad is tho end of that old
mani"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
/. Q. or o. II.

Tbs brethren of Davenport Lodge No.7,I. 0. o. r.
will Civ u supper at the l., Claire Hall tho
ing of the eth JANUARY ls55 The proceeds II which,
after paying expenses will be devoted TO tue relief
the poor widows of our city.
All address will! be delivered on the occasion b. r..
q. Hiram Price.
Members the Order will appear in Resalia. The
public are respectfully salicitnd 10 attend.
Address at I o'c o,s p NJ supper at ) p NJ.
TiuGo,s 20 be had at the following placcs:-Wood-
ward & Harris Ii II Smith. " II Holmes & Go
Wilson & Harley W Wiley, u Wiekershan and OF
the committee.
CoaMIrrrr-B q Woodward. J II Dumont, JOHN
Hornb, Hiram Johnston, II J Hughes. VIM $ Cot
lins l. Fuller, A Stevens John Wairsvan, Jas
Wickersham.
Price Of Admission.
Single Ticket, ] so
Gentleman and ono Lady. 2 so
Gentleman and i've Ladies' } ".
Davenport Dec Esd lsji.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

SINGULAR AccIDRaT.-The weight OF
snow on the gas pipes in some Of the Eastern
cities has caused them to burst. Such an
accident occurred recently at Waterbury,
Conn, and young woman going into the
closet with lighted candle to ascertain
whence came the smell of gas, an explosion
occurred which envelopsd her in flames and
but for her presence Of mind in leaping on,
of the window into the snow would have re-
suited in her death.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

THeY have a boa constructor, named
.Rube.'' in ST Louis, that dined the other
day on II fall-grown living chickens, and
looked as if he could have taken few
more. He first fascinted them so that tht y
could not move, and then having licked
them all over with slime crushed them in
the folds f.his neck andeswallowed down,
feathers, claws and all. He then adjusted
himself for sieta.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

The London Times speaks of the Co.'S
sacks as they appeared at the recent battles
in the Crimea, as resembling mounted
Yankees, in their agility, intelligence, ir-
regular costume and individual sslf-re-
iance.'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

DEATH OF LORD DUDLEY SruARr.-The
recent foreign papers brought news Of the
death Of the celebrated and philanthropic,
Lord Dudley Stuart, Of England He died
at Stockholm.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

Rev. +. N. Miles will preach sermon to young
men next Sabbath evening at O'Clock at the Ia pits
Meeting House, Corner Fourth and Percy Streets.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

A California paper says that trip from
there 70 Honolulu is getting quite the fash
ion-going down and stepping there fort
night amid the bananas. oranges and pine.
apples, paying 4 visit to the VOLCANOES and
other nstsral eariosities. and returning in
ten or fifteen days.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

Would say to her friends aud Patrons. that her lam
lily has regaised their usual health and her Store III
be opened for business Monda. next.
Thanh fui for fyors, abe wcald solicit conn-
uanee Of Public patronage.
J annar. 9th, is55-du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

Ak AWFUL WAssiss.-About two
weeks ago, Nr. ID. B. Pitts, of this place
had gold watch stolen from his Office, and
As no clue could be gotto the guilty person,
il seemed probable that the thief would retain
his ill-gotten booty, withost risk of discov-
sry. But the facts have been brought to
light in most Impressive manner. A few
days ago, = man who recently came among
US, and gave his name as Smith, (since dis
covered TO have been false one,) while "
ing at the point Of denth, acknow lodged
himself as the thief, and pointed out the
place whers the watch was concealed. He
became spsschless, and died a shor, time
afterwards. To the young and thoughtless
this should prove an awful warning. A
few days ago, and this man was rejoicing
in the plentitude ofstrsngth, and con.ratula-
ting himself upon his unhallowsd gains;
now, he lies cold pale and lifeless; and
his immortal spirit has winged it's flight to
the bar Of that Great Judge, who knoweth
the secret thoughts Of men.-Nolins Work
man.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
Horrors.o of War.

The following incident Of the death Of old
General Strangw.ys at the battle Of mixer
mann. is a iefilustration OF the horrors Of
war
"Abou; half-past nine o'clock Lord Rag
Ian and his staff were assembled on knoll
in the vain hope of getting glimpse of the
battle which was raging below them
Here General Strangways was MORALLY
wounded, and am told he met death the
following way: A shell came right among
the staff; it exploded in Captain Somerset's
horse, ripping him open; portion of the
she'll tore off the leather overhalls of Cap
tain Sunmerset's trousers; it then struck
down Captain Gordon's horse aud killed him
at once, and then blew away General
S,rangway's leg, so that it hung BY shred
of flesh and bit ofcloth from the skin
The poor old general never moved a mus
Gle OF his face. He said merhly, in a gen
tie voice, "Will any one be kind enough to
lit me off my horsel" He was taken off
and laid on the ground, while his life-blood
ebbed fast. and at last he was carried to the
rear; but the gallant old man not sufficient
strength to undergo an operation, and ere
two hours he had sunk to rest leaving be-
hind him memory which will ever be held
dear by every officer and man in the army"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
Hartford, Dec, 30, 1854.

Charles Sigourney Esq, one Of our old
est and most highly respected merchants,
died very suddenly this afternoon Of apo
plexy. He was the husband Of Nrs. l.. II.
Sizoprney, the poetess.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

No IA splendid Farm "a tn. Mi.,j..,,, D.
mics below Davenport IN Mascs,ine r,,,. ny hls
ing 800 acres; 100 Of wlaehis Under raitIys :. !
pn-tnre ard lij In tinher: 80 arrcs az ri. 7
gopd buildings aud upwards Of a;4, "a, t'l
bcarih s--aliie, peach ami ehcrr3-pr.ea !.
acre ~ sF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

The Chicago Daily Tribune is now the
third largest paperin the United States. the
". Courier g. Enquir.r and the st. Lou
is Republican being larger.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

No A--A farm In Lost Grove, Scot, e.,...
tatningso neres;s acres of which /, ef' o''.'
WHEN Is sfe,ted rev iiame house 10y nog..
gesd stable Two wells with eliain rHmn. s,i
ofsoung fruit trees--PrIec siato 4"- f''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

No IA great bargafu; a firm 40 -,
containing a5uacres; IS Of hich ar. gInf
2dweliihs houses, stable corn crib ana t"ia
per acre "eh--fnrs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

We are indebted to Hon. A. Saunders OF
the State senat. for several valuable public
documents.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

No 30--A beautiful farm of lco .a.a.
Rock isisnd; liesve Handsomely IN W. Is 0elI
Wire sood.d"eiliass and sprilr.-prS,cs.' ...ie
p-raere ace ". VI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
Additional by the Asia.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.
| The Russian dsteuces at Seblstopol are
estimated At 100 guns stronger than when
ths seiye csmmrnced, while on the other
| hard the British have erected nav aud
very powerful battery, not yet o. eusd, on
al emiuence north OF the valley Of lhker-
man, commandiae every house in the city.
Deserters cay that provisions and ammun-
ton and becoming scarce in the city.
The Russians were arriving their
ships probably to attempt surprise by
sea.
General Leprandi is deprived Of hs
command for fault Committed a lake
man.
On the Sth Of December 5000 French
troops re aehed Constantinople on their a
to the Crimea.
The contingent Of Omer Pacha's force to
be sent to the Crimea is now 5000 Omer
was to embark in a few days.
BALLlc.-As soon as the English fleet
withdrew from the Gulf of Finland, the Rus
sian Admiral Sursendoff put to sea from
Swedborg on the l4th of October with nine
ships aid steamers.
On the 10th of November Admiral Roma
zof left with four ships Of the line and
steam frigates, and reached Cronstadt in
safety.
GREAT BRITArE.-The Presidents mos
sage was published in England on the
18th, but the public mind is so occupied with
the war, that it passed over without re-
mark
Sir James Graham stated that vigorous
measures for the destruction of the slave
trade of Cuba were being made.
The foreign enlistment bill read a third
time in the House OF Commons on Friday
night, aud passed by majority of 80.
Lord John Russell stated that tbs number
Of men France was willing to send to the
seat of war was only limited by the number
OF transports.
Sir Charles Napier had returned to Eng
land, and was well received at Ports
mouth.
FRAEcE.-The proposed loan occupied
attention, but might be postponed until
March.
ALBANY, Jana.
In reference to the recent outrage by a
teacher in the Roman Catholic Church, the
Alms-house committe the Common Coun-
Gil have passed resolution forbiddiDg the
further visits Of teachers Of that sect until
an ample apology 10 made.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

No IA valuable Lot containing ,y s..
Mississippi River opposite Moline: ,n a,t' %
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
The follow p,on.y,,. d, ~, 80,

" IoII"Wih- FfopeFil ~ fHe t5ty u Tl-l-gT
BRICK House Wit, frame addition roftiFo Il
on Ninth s,rcri; bot 5Js9J8 FEET sfg6
Brick Iiorss, on Second street hrive=t y.,-
Roes Island Lottis 50 sls0par ~,
Three nrres Of faad on second Str,..t Fe,, 4
rofi fHc srg t'roitud with . good dwrllE, 8.
lot Ne 10 Block ] IN Gre rs sssani III IA
Ber ~ 'hiri STREET uppasit, TRhcnof'. 4 OK
Lot No 4 Btac 7! upon which IL crect.s &.
with tive rooms kitchen, stable ,aok, house
good we'll withschstn pump Prize $40;
And the following uiamprosed Land Ho,i III
ia In Scott County.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
NEW
NEW
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY SIt
I Nm opening an entirely nsx stssi Of
/ Teas.
N,.aT gyRss GGGES,
GROCERIES AND
WOODEN WAKE.

.tmcrg " bich are the following
Very superior v Il, son Tea, choice dc, ar6e
Very choice, fracran. uupos der DO. extra es
Good dv do, Did GOV. Java Coffee, eonnet DC
Peihin's prer'd Cocoa, CrHsh'd Sugar, NV
White, CcHec 10. Brown do, Golden NhE
House, On, Y. q holasses, various qualllit' =
from eloiecstio cheap price, Pure Va 'eratsS Y
Tartar, Sutmegs. Mace, Cloves, Whole aEI ub
namo", Alsrice and Pepper, Ginger prss'
aud h'gals., Peppersaaoe. Tomato hSesuf,
Vinegar, Mustard New Rice, Table ana ~
Citran, CurraEis. New Layer Raisns, toVg
See,iless do, SsEo. Macearonl. 'efES'e"
Peaches Pared, do IMPAIRED, Pick q ir.s
Fish, Mack erel. Smoked Herring, tod :, ~ !, I
various kinds, Star Candles. Press ddo, v, @
oil, Lard do, Indigo, Fig Blue Alum, siaiCp.s
Copporas, Soft sheiled Almonds, Pecan 49,
do, Filberts. Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, hI'om
Clothes Baskets, Wash Tubs, Zinc N"sseIa
3 no Pals, Brush Brooms, Flour pu's,r
Boses, nc, &c, all selected express! y"
Tse. III
YFFAll Good. warranted as rccnnH, KUN, ,nG,@ n
Al Tho Brick Store, cor Main ana f ss,,A.,
store recently occupied by scManaI HAWK
Davenport Dec "A, Iss4-d&wf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

No 90 wen improved firm oacreS. soi..,
aon9ood frame dwelling and or, h,,, ~ " ralGr
orchard Of go fruit, many yarie,l, !: VIZ hG
aoa.dan'' Hes rsiles west of city--Pr e"' :. "
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
4l;p Advertisements.

NJ B. OSBORN & co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, Illinois
Atend 70 the payment Of take. and ~ other matters
eoaneetei will land Agency in al parts .! Illinois
and Iowa
orreg on Orleans street, scar Court noa.c.
Cheap Lands
The
" or SEC - Town so Range w 40 acres &
w Is :. 80 100
sitauied IA Cedar county. Also
w ar see . tawn 20 Range L 80 acres
81 y 4 = - 70 80
MISE 20 . so:' 70 g
y " :. 20
NJ Use -" "a 50 70
In Scott CorH.y, offered for thirty Il " at great
bafgafrs hy heir who IL determined to SSH
Apply 20 NJ. u. OSBORN co, land Agts.
Rock I'll, sd, i,inols.
We lave also some City and Couniry property il,
Rock IsaNd County which are offered vcrr cheap.
Jan IS55-dwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

No 3i--A valuable piece Of pronc,,, |
enpori, bordering on DUCK Creek, CT tas D
neaf. al fenced with good hou.e~-p,ii., s,9Ae
acre tte $40
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

No e. Farm fae,y impro..a. or,..
below the city near the town OF Ann - e.rs, al
o. good timber large fame building. bar 'age anon
Price 50 evo "a" aLd siabl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

WHITE Tea PHper, Small and Large Size;
w Brown Manila ditto .ilto
Blue Past. Board BY the Gross or Bvyel;
W HOLMES SEQ.
Jan 81 NOT IL Claire Block
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
slse Coal Ians

NJ. aa-H GO tfres q Cod toaI I,el ,n-.
Timber at iupros ems,fts; ''' /,
klso Valuable Floariag Nil;
10. = = The ''Swan NIiit n 1. ~ -,
complete order with 1arce Ran Of s,ofssy.3 :
h-ccssars Machinery. most 81 Which ist.. ~ /.
hle Of sag JeG Ebls Of FtslrIpts.rt, 60
Ihelot has River front Of IN feet md 4 yr..I /.
Ing for steHtabosts; which vii be sold 81 ! en-.
gaia sHdupon easy terms.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

Nse.--The Knight Farm of 100 ac,o..
me M m',.s " city las 80 acres ., s sa
with other improvements; cost so,ro. dwellings Al
Farm-price S8,Gco 'er! dsirI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
Real Estate! Real Estate
H. Kilbourn Real Estate hrohe- .

No "a Farm Of 100 acres--loo acre.. J..
Suo ar 1wH se ,sss a"fl hI, large
miles North West ofci,y Of Dayennns. Grove m,|
acres "Pof', at So
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

No so--Superb Farm Of 200 ssres .,.
Museaiine road 81 miles ives, Of Cits ,taaled d
lao acres In cultivation, balance in ~ under ia
a new and cost sa,Ovo Price $500 "0sf' bqilaa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

No so.Snbnrban Farm ls4 acres; lis,
81 ~ D.: all undor feucc; Io cu.,l.s W. y qs
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