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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
A BOY WANTED!
sTANH0PE BURLElGa,
Tho Jesuits In our Homes,

sTANH0PE BuRLEIGa,
The Jesuits In our Homes,
!. NOVEL; by Helen Dhu, in elegant i2 mo
~ volume Of &tapagcs
WHAT THE CRITICS THINK.
Frem tAe N. r. yNa,iosai Dsmserat.
s'ft 10 certainly very remarkable book. aud will
command unbnuuded degree II attention IL bears
upon its face ev denee Of so much ruth that
not fail TO produce deep and convincing impression
upon the public mind .
From the Granite Farmer and pisifor.
alt Is the best American novel ever written, no,
excepting .Conper's Misunderstanding Tales, or even
Uncle Toms fabin.'"
From As .vcr~etk Ga:efte.
I'VE should opne that the fair auihorcss Ind gained
least glimpse Of ths invisible SAM his predict
ed its sales will exceed those f.unce Tom, and
fiction ostY IN NAME we have doubt twill raise
u even much greater pitch, the aiding national
eminent of the Am, Sicab people"
From tks Trenton state Ga:rts.
at is the dramstc and pow rf novel that has
been written in this eountr,-il must have unpre-
cedehted circulation simply upon its eriis hIh-
ly wrought wort Of fiction But written, IS IL has
been with the specific object Of engh,c Mig the mind
aud stirring The hearts OF great and fees pcopl,,
DO not hesitate o predict for II such circulation
other American book has had"
Frea the LansiHgbargh GG;afe.
ave bespeak for Sta hope Bureigh,' not merely
popui .rity equal 20 Uncle Toms abin.. bGI ous
far surpa ssihg any publication whi,h has for age
be en- n hercd before the American pub ic.
For sale by WARkEN S RH AVIS.
Feb -. Post office Davenport,
Illinois Il. Rock |, 5uA.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

THE BIELE.-The Muscatine Journal
complies brief of Know Nothing principles
whereupon the Dubuque Herald takes it tc
task for avowing such incendiary views
The Herald winds up long-winded effusior
thus, .But the most absurd proposition 0
this party and one which smacks strongly o
clerical expediency, is that which assert.
the propriety of introducing the Bible into
our common schools" and then follows
TRADE aeains, this proposition. Our cotem
poraries of the Herald ars SO strongly Cath
Ollie and so Jesuitical withal, that they deem
it dangerous to take that holy volume OCT
Of the hands of the clergy, and therefore
would eontiEe its perusal to the priests
Withholding il from the laity. II the book be
too sacred to be made an object so common
as they argue, are we not justified in draw.
ing the above conclusion, md upon it basine
all their objections to introducing the bible
into schools!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

THE WExTHER.-Whata weather proph.
ct we are, TO be sure. Presumed yesterday
that that would be the last morning this
winter that the mercury would sink below
zero and became quite convinced in our
opinion when the sun shone cut so brightly
in the afternoon and everything appeared
SO spring-like. Alas this morning the
thermometer shows the low temperature Of
S deSs below zero
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
JOHN p. CHAPIH 4 Co.,
cornsr South Water and chicago Streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,

p-aa.., Commission and Ferrardias Merchants aad
General .3gsRs.
-PgorRIEIoRs or The
IT., linz Canal and, Kiser Boats, loasing Chieng"
lily far ST. Ioafs and MI Intermediate Ports, aud
rt,nnt u Ia connection with iirst class L'hes
from Chicago to New forA and Boston.
-Acssrs FOR rHg--
OLA aud responsible Western transportation TN
surcd
-PgoPRiEroas- 49,
chn,. spauldtng, New York g e. thase %, Al
bauy--Rooi s. Morgan bafiaio
-toESis.-
NJ H. Spaulding, JAS H. whgas li3 bfoau ~, ~ =
cor. Frpnt-np stairs:
y n BURKE -, State Street, lSa>toat
.,d n, III. Troy ana Ohio Lake Boat Line
n s. DEgeHEa, Proprietor, Banio.
r. y grswser Coates slip, \ y, ". Inns, -
Kiihy 81 Bo.ton, d =. Chaplin Co y NV y ~, AZ
hnx and for steamers and Sail NeSse's Oh W.
vii contract for the transportation oil t'n'ds ~
i,,n.ieee. or for the productions OF The "est hes
,inel far me Eastern markets without deia! A"h upon
H. most favorable Terms To ca'lssnhon's % pro
,,s ,,y ,tl In the Chicago market espeHt a''"h'lon
rr;l he nad and hen rc,arsd iieerAi aa'ahec' WI"
~ made upon Bills ~ iadlng.
Marx ~"'' JOHN r. Gil tPiN,
LOUIS FDlJETf,
r j. HURbBUf
RgywICK & son agents =, Davenport, Iowa.
aISsWoRrH & LYSDE, Rock Island, III.
Apr. 18th, lcJI--ly ri-"-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

Yesterday one-haif OF our newspaper
force were absent from sickness, and to
climax the affair, last evening the boys
"ped . galley of matter" or, in other
words, knocked into a cooked hat about two
columns of type intended for to-day's pa.
per. But nothing short of a FIRE, or some
sindred mishap, can prevent the regular
issue Of the Gazette.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28


A HAKp Casa woman was tried q
Chicago last week FOR receiving stolen
goods. 1t appeared on evidence tina. her
little daughter, aged II years. had . monoma-
ria for stealing, tina, her mother had repeat
edly punished her without effect. not only
for the crime, but to induce her 10 confess
where she obtained the goods. Al last, as
che persisted in, bringing home goods her
mother laid them away, and ., length des-
pairing of finding owners, made some Of
them up into wearing apparel. The moth.
a was found guilty aud sentenced one year
% the penirentiary. Alas. what n farce is
law. How frequently are the truly guilty
permitted to escape and the innocent made
TO suffer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

Speaking Of the true Democratic supper
in honor Of A. g. Dadge's exit from the
fe d Of Iowa politics. cur neighbor Of the
Banner says, '4he participants viii long
remember the occasion" Presume he will
as we usderstanG be was sick aag or two
afterwards.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

SEs7EscEp.-Oliver Lee, convicted oil
manslaughter il killing VIM. Fl. Harrison
at the williamsburg riots, was last Satur-
day sentenced at New York 70 the State
Prison for fifteen years.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
A Home

A FARM nf10 sctes, west bank rf Mississippi riy-
a err la miles below This city, good Dwelling. Sc,
81 acres improved and we fenced well wseref, and
has plenty Of tinber. Coai ia i,s vicinity For cash
vi be sold I'll bargain AIlis %
Feb - EAps o. STEWART, Agts,
No. 49A snaIi ol fronting the river, three Iuilcs
Eas, Of Davenport the Ie claire road, containing
u early Elk acres, will be sold cheap.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
DESIRABLE FARM FOB SALE,

a MILES from Davenport, on the Mississippi river.
- The tract Of go acres wt be SO d entire in two
o. rts; 20 acres fenced - in cutiys ton. TIA the
pre- misesare comfortable dwelling. barr and other
GA, house,. en- orchard OF hsl'Hg FRAT trees meyer
iug spring.. Gnagry Of excellent iiHtaston" sAd
4bunG lnce Of timber for fgsi. sppig -
AbFREn Z. EILLt".
No. LeC!zi.s Rnu plse4,gFt,
Tek In.f4s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

The insignia OF the Know Nothings has
al length been discovered. It consists OF
the American eagle holding in his bill a fur
riner by the sea, Of his breeches.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

JuDrclousLY CooL.-The New Bedfored
Standard tells the following:
"A friend OF ours, vino has been uniortu-
nate enough to be taken down with tho
yariofoid, left HE boarding house very quiet
IL and saddeniy, a. soon as the first
symptoms the disease beg to ina nifest
themselves and took his quarters at the
hospital. In order to aiiay the enxiety OF
his landlord as to his @hereabouis, be
dropped him note, stating that he enter
tanned no personal hostility towards the
house. hut he did not wish to associate with
the buastersr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

ILLINOIS TEMPERANCE BILL. The fol
lowing brief letter received by the Chicago
Tribune, from we'll known lawyer oil
Springfield, seems to settle the report thai
there was something wrong in the bill
SPRINGFIELD. Feb. %.
have examined all the public acts and
can find no repeating clause. No credit at.
tached 70 the report here.
u. 5. EDWARDS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

AcclnEsT.--The Kennibec (Me.) Rail-
road train, ran of the track at Lake Eliza
beth Junction last Saturday afternoon and
killed the engineer, Alfred s. Griffin.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

so SIS Beautiful Tract OF 20 acres within one
aud miles Of the city, the Dubuque road
the owner viii divide i!s and sell 4 50 ar 20
suit the pufcLaser-g srcsEi OF water running
/. and 40 excellent spring upon iprce sf5 psracr.
decidedly Of the chcGpss. pieces OF lad ..5 <
"a .Iat
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

CoLD.-Last Saturday was the coldes,
morning experienced this winter at Cleye-
land. Mercury from Is to IS dogs below
zero. Here, ) degrees above.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
- -
Agricultural Meeting

The Quarterly Meeting of the Scott Comfy Asricn
nra Society Ill take place AT the Court House In Paw
entori- Saturday, March 81, 1855. al O'Clock NJ.
The members and others who feel an interest in the
Permanent establishment OF the Society will pie use
attend. There viii be effort made To purchase
Fair Grounds for the Society. Arrangements will
also be made for of ring premiums to competitors
ney fall. II i. the refore highly importan that II the
members attend. HuGH N THOMSON, PRESET.
JAMES THoRISGroN, Secretary.
Davenport Feby. 9Th.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
D.. T.. HALE, Jr.,
DENTAL SURGEON,
No Buford's Block. corner Of Eagle and

III AEING the sole right 10 use Aliens Patent Of
/ continuous gums on platn ha-i. ouli recon-
mend il 10 the public being superior 10 any other
siy lie IN
To those that desrons OF having substantial as
well ms b.antifpl WORK wilt do well Ia cal and So
specimens or II unable 20 do MA! see the DR.. BY
droppi. him line through the post office.
DIR Ha Is also gent for Aieors's Mineral Teeth,
and Dumrvcys Gold Foil, all 70 b. had IT low prices.
Once hours from to i2s. and fron Isl o'clock.
Rock Island, Jan. Goth lrJ5 d n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

The proceedings ia coqGrcss are IN gen
sral devoid Of public interest. On Saturday
Hast. howsver.la debate spvsngu up ea.s bill
to protect officers and others acting under
the authority of the United States, which
brought out discussion upon Slavery and
Know Nothingism. Judge Douglas was
particularly stormy, and Nj. Seward quite
severe upon the order. The telegraph fur
nishcs Us with an abstract oil the iatter'sre re-
marks which We give, rcgretting that ne
should thus render himself 30 unpopular
with an organization that will vitality effect
the isspe OF the next Presidential contest,
vet admiring the independent and manly
spirit which he dspays:-
Mr.. Seward said:---l have waited nearly
tvs eiye hours, having no disposition 10 enter
| th,, lists among the early disputants. The
| n. hraska bill passed at night, was nnnounc :.
ed BY cannon, and for aught KIN W, cannon
are ready to proclaim the passage of this
hill Everything has been brought into this
discussion. The bill has received none too
large share of our attention. The fugitive
Si0vc INV ildS pcSu tHttOOuCt0. nav Nv
concealments, no reservations upon that
subject. shall give my views again when
we come to the organization Of Nebraska--
supposed that the usurpation Ut the tugl-
tive slave law wonld lead to further usnrpa-
tons, and here they are in this bill. un-
derstand the Know Nothings to be secret
societies of two or three grades coiteagued
to elect persons Of their own order, some
what similar to the Native Americans.
hope my protest on this bill will moi be iden-
tiled with this association. belong to but
one voluntary society, and that is the Chris.
tian church. belong to but one political
party, and that has open meeting in broad
daylight. Before will bend the knee and
join these secret associations and swear to
submit my judgement To that Of other men.
would suffer my right hand to be paralyzed.
Prescribe man because he was not born in
the same town, state or country! serious
ly advise people hereafter to be born in the
United States; to be converted to the Prot
estant church, and to be born white il they
can; but If they come into the world not
withstanding my advice, with black faces
aud twisted hair. shall not add feature to
the disabilities under which they naturally
suffer thereby.
am in favor Of the abolition of slavery
in the District OF Columbia. As to slavery
in the States | do not know of an individu
al who is in favor Of abolishing slavery in
the States where il exists BY external in
reference, but if lived in slave State
should use all legal means TO procure its
abolition there, and to that end would try
and get such aid from the Treasury Of the
United States as circumstances would si-
ford. As to the Territories, | shall not re-
peat my opinions.
The bill was further discussed by Messrs.
Butler and Sumner and after an amend
ment passed to a third reading.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
ALFRED SANDERS, ED,ToR !.


riRE IN Cue Aco.-Last Monday night a
FIRE broke out in the extensive picture and
csttnet shop Of Ferris & Boyd, which TO-
xethcr with one or two adjacent buildings,
including their mandatory, was entirely
destroyed. Some IS or so workmen y ere
employed inthe establishment, sllof whom
lost thor tocls. Their total loss will not
fall much short of from $4,000 to $4,000.
Tue value OF the other buildings consumed
was from 81 goo to 81 500, small amount.
bu, i, will fail heavily on the poor people
thus rendered houseless.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
DIE D

At Toronto. Clinton CO.. Iowa. on the c4lh inst. Dr.
4 J. ca soALl, eyed % years, formerly Of Greene,
Chtnarro Co., Ny
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
HOMES CHEAP,
Lots a. Auction.
Lots for Sale

| Lot on Jlh between Le Claire 4 P.,r.,
IL chesr ani ierms easy. "'ssx
Rock Island. irplyto
fet2s EApo 4 sfRwApf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

TIE CuUaTERF-yTER DRrGGs. The Pits
burg Gazette speaks Of the arrest il this
city Of the Couuteriei'er Nelson briggs,
and adds: Chicago 1rib.
"Mr briggs was strongly suspected, at
one time, of using banking powers in Free
port, Harrison Co., Ohio, and lait that place
somewhat suddenly, to the no small discon-
future OF his interested friends.''
WILLIAMS. CKAsDALL, an editor of dis
tineuished ability, and more lately known
as an able writer upon education. died a
few days since al Albany.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
FOR SALE.
Splendid 2 Story Brick House 4 . La.

IFS haase contains 10 rooms Kitchen And ,.x..
with large eel ar. Lot, large and fnil fi,af,, ~
ornsntutai trees, Grapes, cafrant., ard Shr,hhes
OF all kiids. On oiie Of the lots 10 large >i,tls
carrises housc. Priss s'ieVc terms easy. Herr /
ohered fhre ,t''tre iofhhH one drsirolh Of ebla
part vi tho city. Cal coon II ,oa wish a prize.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
ALSO

A story new frame building and beautiful ta ma,
corner OF Harrison aud 9Th streets. Price Seo,rp.
eax
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
East Davenport.

1~tF@E 11tIFSHPVIt
.. BUILDING LOTS, well situated. with command
~ ins views Of the river, for salC al rates and
81 ll'efa terms.
Perspas wishing q hca'thy IoeafiS. ani nronerty
uEi VIII enhane" greatly IN vaiue e.Grls HtaEe ill.,
y"lH"rrtS 30 Easl AbE#IHo-f, "es'~s-r f8r 'uHntt-
4 ,HGng IaHfIa. GEG. = .ICaU.Ls.agt 49,.
F5s IS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
bphieese Advertissh ents..
M21EARE At wRoLzelIE.
rAhOR e. WILLIAMS,

TABOR e. WILLlAMS, s. !
,.,oxrxxs AND DxALxxs IN FoKxioS AND DoArsiic
Hardware, Cutlery and Timers Stock
Ans MAsrvAcTuxxRs ~
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
40. a3s LAKE STREET,
CHICAGO, I'LL.
rxyovri.D caitthe attention OF Country MsrsAsrss,
w and Tr.aers 10 their wee and !sr S,sex vi
GENERAL HARDWARE, .
s. SI trs.s. Hocs And stp Ilmgss, Ahys, Tts Bel
laws Sledge and Hand Hammers, Sho ~, NpaGsss'
maaS scyt6es Rakcs, Flies. Glass, sash Pnmis '"'
~, vitl. Scales, Pocket and Table latefy anu AfVss
IN, Mil and Circular Saws, &c.
Timers Stock,
, plata Shaet1 ron, Timed aud Brsshiers op.,ef'
Natal and Copper Bottoms, Banea Tin, Nife' rat
Cay.,. Tea Kettle Breasts, Risets. Ears, M. 5s1
builders Hardware:
door Locks, Butts, Screws, slptter nnSes anu Ia
,.ners sash 81 stcners, Wcightsah't Rohers' "s'
Carpenters and Joiners Tools:
Planes, Squares, Levels. Aagnrs, boripg Maen,nrs'
chisais Bits, Hammers, Hatchets saws hu'es'
nritannia, Planishsd and Japaned Wars;
Tea and Coffee Pots and urns, Dish Covers ."so's'
Canilcsticks, Ladles--and large ssosN =,
Tin, Sheet Iron ana Copper WAIe'
OF our Own Manufacture.
a.. ,..,,,,t,s mn purchasns are such that wseaa
conaeutIy assure eessfrs Merchants ana ethets
ehaslpr goods In our iise, that We can oner "a. "
rs Stoek, mers esASists ese sgss.
e.. thnn INV other hoaso In the city, We sUien Sean
rl,ar MI can judge Tor them selves. E6a A4aAe0
Chicago, Nay 9sth, lej<--trw'y eJQ
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
lust Received,
d THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF
THE MEDICAL Sciences. for
Jan uary, published Quarterly al i've dollars per year,
single numbers 81, 2a.
1raithvaits's Retrospect 81 Practical Medicine
nnd surgery, For Jansary putlisf,e.l Half YEAR
~ ~ Two ollars cryear-sigis numbers &i,U
THE LONDON LANCET,
for January aud February. published Monthly - Five
dollars per Aear, single numbers 80 cents. ut
The Iowa Book Rooms.
No. 36 BRADY ST., BET. Cd g. 3D.,
E } mo eat ELI AD.iMS.Ag
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
A Store on Second Stree

OHc door 4 81 Of Harris aith goosl cellar ard
three Rooms IN Tie second II ry-ani stable The
north cnd--e;bsct ~ grNu ID rant OF SiO1 par an
han--tle whole premises rent for $40 per an
MANI any. person who warts good store can hase one
for very liuie money. Enquire Of
GEDkGE l.. NICHOLS.
Feb q Gsnerst Land Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

A DuNBFouNpEp PIG--The Enicter-
booker tells the following good yarn in its
editors table:
One of our western farmers, being very
much annoyed last summer by his best
sow breaking into the corn fielJ. search
was Instituted in vain for 4 hole in the Tail
fence. Failing to find any, an attempt was
next made to drive out tie animal by the
same way OF her entrance ; bat OF course
without success. TIe owner then re-
solved to watch her proceedings; and post
ing himself at nigh, in d fence corner, he
saw her enter at one end of hollow log
out side the field, and emerge at the other
end within the enclosure. Eureka cried
he, Il have you now old lady!' According
ly, he proceeded, after turning her out
once more, to SO arrange the log Gt being
very crooked that both ends opened on
the cut side OF the field. Thenext day, the
animal was observed to enter at her
accustomed place, and shortly emerge
again.
Her astonishmen.,' says cur informant,
'at fndirg herself in the same field whence
she kad started is too ludicrous to be de-
scribed. She looked this way and then
that, grunted her dissatisfaction, and finally
returned to her original starting place; and
after deliberate survey Of matters, to
satisfy herself that it was all right, she
again entered the log. On emerging yet
once more on the wrong side, she evinced
even more surprise than before, and turn
ing about, re,raced the log IN an opposite
direction. Finding this effort likewise in
vain, after looking long and atten,ively at the
position of things, with short, angry
gruht OF disappointment, and perhaps fear,
She turned short round, and started CT on
brisk run, nor could either coaying or driy-
ing ever after induce her to visit that part
OF the field, She scemd to have a super
stition concerning The SPOT"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

1 beautiful and pleasant, situated Brick pes.
y two stpficsh!gh Z rouins Ene Bsseinett good
stable, Cnfragr House., snd pleasant, ard situated o.
vi street central par of the city. 1ai, proper, vii
DO sold Al ! sreai bars.gtn and on cat! lermt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

Frame dwelling, and lot lor s.le VEN els.p j,
good situation. PFice : 100, terms easy.
Also
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
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lem Aatsrti
- = - o. - r -
GAS FITTING.

oao AJ.NS.
4 it is bGta short time before Gas will be intro
duced into this city the Subscribers propose IT.
t,g buildings. awaiting the lighting Of he Gas for
the p,yrncIt Of lii. same. consumers will the
advLts re of having their fitting done before the light
ing hp IL all dcferit antit thattime ii would be
months before would get lighted up spen-
dill stock of lius fixtures hand which the
citizens respectfully invited TO call and al
The Davenport Rock Island Gas Fitting Es-
Enlistment and 10 Sd Story Wi.herwaxs
Block, Entrance on Brady St.
NJ. q. ELMORE co.
Would refer for specimens Of work to r. Close Co
0Scps& 60. II e. 4. W. Mitchell. Woodward &
Harris and the Post Office. Feb astf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28

f..n ACRES beautiful prairie lard in Scott eoupil'
tptJ good log ,ly. tiEg .otae shed. and out build.
iRg>. sHd spts,id .prug al never fai mg ~a'sf ihf
s. per acf. ! | cash bal. ~ Il Woh'hs
EADs n STEWART.
Fll,e9 AcrDis
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
Also
For Sale
HNfN
For cSte

100 ACRES uuimpro,cd hard 10 Scott eosti!
1UU "a per acre, in lsnd bal. IN d ]. moliA'
--ki,NU---
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-28
Lots in We. Davenport

IA Lots ia Wesi Da,eHpori for sale one fnh "a,
~ d"wn bal. in !, =, ahd years ger ct iniert,,
20 bv paid annually. fhese ulst aJlt f. ON 10
acres each on some 81 which Is good timber.
Also. from to ~ acres land delightfully."- situated tor
coHntf, rcSijen es from 81. af Of which the cy n
Roc isi1nd, ani many miles up and down the nvrr
can be seen pay 10 hand, bal g, 3 and .e.n IN
crcstg alto per e..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-08
Ear. Billiards. ciseulaT.

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was, we understand anl1 f'renHy ihe
President II the X, \. Council ia the Far
i.h Of "'s ~ Ia. hat Withdrew from ri,
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par as i"' as i'"'s'o'' Wv '''s'"''' "'' ~
one OF the order, had been instrumental m
producing, he has set forth d; length ais
....,,s for withdrawing. Vs. doubt no.
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ana pal1ouc e'tzen'
GGNrlEHEN Having determined GO
withdraw from the Order, thioh o duo yoa
aud myself. that ! should give the reas Hs
inducing me to that course. Nha'eycr may
be my abiliIies--l can say witA tfu.h and
without being charged wah egotsm, th-i
they have been lfom Tie hfst menis oi
the organization OF The ordorin 'i'5 Parish
within very short time past eFeried 90 rs
lavof have, IN season ana oH9 OF season"
night and day, worked 10 increase t-e uarns
ber OF the Order aud strengthen tic orgta
Ration aud increase Us success in iie corr
sag election. The discussions which have
recently taken place, have cause. pie - no.
hoei seriously on ,he p''"o, i'a oi 1"e otd-'
and ask myself "hN' soo' iS u be zone o.
the country 10y It's success. have most
reluctantly been ie'eed to Tue conoiasioa
that tae OBJECT Tor which ancd tbs Orde'
can mover be accotnpils hfI 10y 30 and 'la +
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