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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

RAcHEL.--The n. Y Evening Post, in re-
gard to The peculiar grace of the stage a,ti.
tndes Of Rachel, says that ain her ancient
costume, it sas almost difficult for those
who have been accustomed TO contemplate
remains efGrecian art 10 dives, himself OF
the idea that one of the fines, works OF
sculpture was before him. You are perpet-
ually reminded. at every change Of position,
OF some figure on one of the ancient, gems
or bias reiiess, il seemed as ii one Of the
most beautiful Of those which were painted
on the walls Of Pompeii had stepped from
the place il had occupied in silence and i'm
mobility for ages, and stood before you, its
counienanee Informed with living express
son OF emotion
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
THE roRs1sH NEWS.

Tie steamship Arago arrived at Halifax
on the lth inst, aud the Arago at New
York on the same date. The news is rsth-
er measre and not very important. The
most interesting item from England is that
the weather had been quite favorable for
agricultural purposes. The marae; for
breadstuffs was somewhat Unsettled and ac-
counts we're conflicting. some speaking OF
an active busiaess at advanced rates, and
others that il was dull and rates unchanged.
The Queen returned TO England on the
as,h.
In regard to the war, the attitude OF the
belligerents had not been materially
changed, though the complexson OF matters
continued favorable TO the allies. Another
Russian attack on the allied lines, near the
cemetery, was looked for, and preparations
had been made TO receive il. |, had been
definitely announced that Omar Pacha was
to take immediate command OF the forces
in Asia.
Pehssier telegraghs, under date of Aug,
2ith, that on the previous night, the French
carried the Russian amhuscade on the Gla-
els Of the Molskoff. Subsequently, 500
Russians tried to re-,ake il. but were re-
pulsed with loss of 800 men.
Napoleon. in letter TO Pelissier, thanks
I the army for their cheering victory, and
looks for speedy end of the siege, and
saws Sebas,opol will soon fall.
He knows By information that the Rus
sian army can't again sustain the struggle
in the Crimea through the winter.
Two frigates bombarded fort Baltic for
several hours. Government ships and stores
had been destroyed, and several forts by
cruisers.
The Russians are said 10 have doubled
the garrison at Sebastopol, and had launched
several vessels at night at Nickolef.
Seventeen Russian gun boats came out
a, Riga on the 10th. and fought for two
hours with the British screw steamer Haw,
sixty gans, and an eight gun corvette. Re.
suit undecisiye.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
Decay OF New oELrass-A CORE.

DECAY OF New OELEass.-A cores
pondeut of the New Orleans Bal.tfia urges
the establishment OF line OF steamers be-
tween that por: and Liverpool, as means
10 get back the los, trade. The editor oftbe
bsaiin shows that i would require two
million dollars Of capital to provide the YES
sells. and that the ea;ire stock uould be
sunk in four years. 1t would require large
passenger business to sustain such line
and tina, need not be expected at New Or.
leans. The construction of railroads is
urged. as the only plan that can be devised
TO save the city from the fate of the decayed
cities of the Old Worli.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
IHKxAIHK ELEcrloN.

The news from Maine renders il highly
probable il not certain, tina, the anti Repub.
hcan party has elected msjori,y Of the
State Senators and Representatives. An.
son p. Merrill, the presen, Governor, and
who vas supported by the fus ionists aud
republicans, will doubtless receive the lar
gest number OF voice, bur as there were two
other candidates running, and the law of
Maine requires majority OF all the votes
gwen, the election will be made BY the Leg.
isia,ure, Which insure the choice either Of
Wells CT Reed. Re,urns from loo towns
give Morrill,, 2s,l55; Wells, the candidate
of the democrats and opponents OF the
Maine Liquor Law, %, 900; and Reed. who
was supported by the old line Wings, H.
a62.
This result is without doubt attributable to
the opposition to the Maiae Law. At the
commencement Of the canvass several pa.
pers were started for the exclusive pu rpose
Of opposing that law, and il may be proper.
lyregarded as the controlling question in
the contest. The sentiment Of the people
Of Maine is unquestionably an,i-Nebraska,
and however We may regret that other
causes prevented it being properly express
ed at the present time, we trust and believe
that before another year elapses, all con-
flctins matters will have been disposed OF,
and the voters Of Maine be prepared to do
their part towards rigAtfally settling the
great question before the country.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
ESos TfcHExog

JOHN b GoUGH.-A correspondent OF
the n. Y. Journal Of Commerce, writing
from Holden, Mass, gives the follow ing
description Of the present residence of this
celebrated lecturer on temperance:
II have isst had the pleasure OF visit to
the elegant residence of John b. Cough,
the noted Temperance lecturer which is sit
uated short distance from here, in the town
of Boy iston, and about six miles from WOr-
cester. Its appearance, associated with
the hideous scenes Of his personal appear
anee, as wildly portrayed in his oratorical
efforts, indicates an upward flight in pros
perty,ssas signal and rapid as was his de-
scent TO apparent ruin. The farm, which
embraces tifty-sx acres of excellent land,
nearly all under high cultivation, is some
what retired from the main avenue Of travel
and grsced by an elegant residence IN the
American style OF rustic architecture, with
commodious out-buldings, a neat farm
house, handsome grayeled walks and flower
beds, nurseries Of young trees, &c. The
whole is in charge Of an experienced farmer,
employing assistants, while terrific little
black dog, about eight inches in length,
whose righteousness in barking is only
equaled by his haetness in running when
dagger threatens, takes the responsibility
of guarding the gates. A good variety OF
fowl and domesiicated animals, with sun
dry Improvements constantly in progress,
convey an impression Of Thrift and luxurious
ease, pleasant to experience. The pro-
prietor has recently returned from lectur-
ing tour in Europe, apparently improved in
health and in purse, and in few months
viii probably resume his transatlantic
temperance efforts, in which his wife, being
chilIless. Accompanies him"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

In the 81. Louis Grimm nj court on las,
Saturday, the trial Of Benjamin Swcarer for
the murder Of Vera Wadsw orih wac brought
% conclusion, and the jury rendered yer.
dict OF murder ia the third degree, and con-
demned the prisoner to three years ifa2ris.
menl IN the Peniten;iary. The Iatlligs,l.
car thinks the sentence very fair and Just
one.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

We learn from the Burlington Gasettg
that the bonds ofthat city for seventy-ave
hundred dollars have been paid over to the
Directors Of the Burlington end Missouri
R.yer Railroad Company. The Gaseus
says that everything connected with the
road : going on finely.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

ADVANCE ~ PowDEE.-The Pittsburgh
Ga-sits notices an advance of 50 cts. per
key in powder and large advance in salt
petre, caused by the continuation of the
European war, which has caused large ex-
port demand for tina. article. The Gasstts
quotes blasting al 81 and rife at 1925.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

A rumor is in circulation that Gen Sunti
Anna is lowering in the vicinity OF New
York city--that he has made oyertues for
the purchase Of Mr. Edwin FORESTS man
sion, known as Font Hill, near Yonkers,
and that Dir. F. has naUed the price OF the
place at 500 oO0-stating that I'll. S H.,
the general and dictator would come TO his
terms, il could be made q bargain. 1t is
furthermore stated that the Ex- Dictator
has been dabbling in stocks about Wall
street.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

On the 10th inst. the Western mail
the track By running over COW near Cum
berland. w. Abel, a fireman, was instant
ly killed. J. G. Miller, mail agent, Jno.
Straby, Engineer, Mr.. Rateliff, conductor,
and Mr.. Faltz, agent Of Adam Express,
were seriously injured.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

On the lib inst, party Of fifty first
class mechanics leit Syracuse, n. Y. for
Kansas. They are engaged to work on
the government buildings at IT. Leayen.
worth.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14


The PEsrfLLScE.-Th latest accounts
irom Norfolk, by way of Baltimore, give
the following particulars Of the continued
ravages Of the pestilence;
"There we're 40 deaths from fever at Nor
folk on SUNDAY, aud considerable diminu.
ton in new cases. Al Portsmouth there
were 6 deaths on Sunday. Doctors Mar
shall and FIeaFhy, Of Baltimore, Dr. Cra-
coft Of Philadelphia, Dr.. Smith, Of Colun-
bia, Pa, Drs. GoDch and Richmond are
dead. DR.. Balfur Of Norfolk, is also dead
Tie fever has broke gu, at Suffolk, Is miles
from Portsmouth, and the people are flying,
panic stricken.
The relief Committee left here in the
Noffoik boat this evening, TO make arrange
ments for bringing TO this city two hun bred
orphan children They will be quartered
in the House Of Refuge.
The ladies attached to the various
churches ofthi city. are making up cloth.
ing to be sent down. A despatch from
Weldon, says large numbers have left Nor
folk snf Portsmouth FOR the camp establish
ed at Old Point A. Portsmouth, DR.. Col
lins, President of The Railroad, il dead"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

We see it stated that duriag four days of
last week, one hundred and tifty thousand
acres of land were sold at the Dubuque
Land Office. The payments for these sales
were Sl25,0o0 in Land Warrants and Sa5,-
900 in cash. Only one hundred thousand
acres remain unsoli in the district
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

On. hottie editor of the Douglas Ne
braska sheet at Alton, having ''come down
on the Know Nothings. one Of the fra,erni-
ty over his own signature, states that the
writer sometime since applied for admission
10 one of the Lodges, and was "blackballed
and reiectedr'-Chic. Jour.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
Fer Sale hy the Undersigned

I OF g III orL tom She OF Nlieott near Ihe
i Depot.) = lso lot ~ IN 'Hswiay Dut-Esats.''
SAID los soHtHihs 81 aRd il situated bout three
miles east Of Davenport the river OPPOSITE Moline
II :. Being upon tHr b M aud commanding M.
view Of Motne. The Island, und large portion OF
Davenport and Roea Island, II il very .rabe site
for residence. J. WtiSDN GytrEtU,
sepiidtf ia Whitaker 81 Grant. Office.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

A witty gentlemen Of this city, speaking
of friend who was prostroted by illness,
remarked that she could not recover, since
bis constitution was all gone" "If his
constitution 10 all gone, said bys'ander, al
do not see how he lives at all" "Oh," re.
sponded the wag, "he lives on the bylaws"
Bufdio Express.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

GooD AND BAD NOVELS The late Mss
Bronte, author OF Jane Eyre is reported
to have said. that no author ough, to write
a book, unless he or she can add something
to literature, from individual observation -
Her work proves that she practiced this
wholesome rule. II il to be regretted that
all authors do not initiate her example.
A really merltorions book, even If merely
a fiction, is direct contribution 10 the
cause Of civilization. But the foods of i'm
mature volumes which are annually poured
upon the country, especially those devoted
TO fiction, vltate the taste, and deprave the
morals Of the community. The mere book
maker, the modern literary hack, instead Of
being benefit to mankind, is really an in
jury Toread, is not to acquire knowledge,
unless that which is read contains some
thing new; and in novels we cannot have
this, unless authors write from their own
experience. Nine-tenths of the fctiors
published are mere reproductions, weak
copies OF Others that have preceded them
lst wonder that men Of sense rarely read
novels lw-a-days PHILADELPHIA Ledqer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

Gov Wright ofIndiana has ,esPited Rice
Driscoll and Stocking, the Lafayette muir
dsrers. who were to have been hung on tia
18th inst, till the 18th OF January
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

Late New Orleans papers contain advi-
ces from Texas which confirm the election
Of Evans, the American nominee for Con-
g-ess from the Eastern district. i, is also
claimed that the American candidates for
Lieut.. Governor and Land Commissioner
are elected
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
Building and Framing Lumber, Shingles
and Iaths

IN large quantities, Aad they would particularly cali
the attention Of Coop.rs and Mil.rs their large
stock Of machine slaves, Jsnied and all ready TO
be put together IN Barrels. This maehiss il caEa be
of eutiHgt Ten thousand slaves per day Of the best
quality. Call and examine Tor yourselves.
At this " I'LL alt orders shn be- promptly attended
and the Propreors fat;er themselves that they can
" satistc.nH 10 all VINO may favor with rAii.
j. SCRIPT uRE, 4. A. MARQUIS.
sep
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
GILBERT. 0'BRIEN q BUCK,
Merchant Tailors.

Overihe Store Off Alden, % Street. opposite napp
@ Redmon's. IL Claire Block. Are prepared 10
tarnish To order all kinds Of short notice
To those who desire Frst oiass q ,rnneRt, We ION.
der spetai iny lsaLi# TO call us. knowing
h their orders speedily with ARTICLES superior
~ detail.
= =. ALBERT. p. o'sRIrN. rrrk
Aug Ia,dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

QUIrE NArURAL.-A bachelor adyertis-
ed for "heipmate," one who would prove
ga companion for his he art, his hand, and
his lot" 4 fair one replying, asked very
earnestly, show big is your lot.''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
THE PROOF OF co IMPLICITLY

ln the following brief bu, comprehen-
siye article, the Springfield (Mass.) Repu5-
licdn sums up the facts which demonstrate
beyond any gainsaying, the completely of
the Pierce Admin s,raton with all the acts
OF the Kansas law breakers. There has
hitherto been no doubt as to this being the
fact, but the summing up in the following
article brings all The diverging testimony
TO focus, and forces conviction upon the
mos; obstinate incredulty:-
"1he Pierce administration have shown
their approval of the Missouri invaders un-
mistakably by late territorial appointments:
Gen. Whitfield, elected to Congress by
Missouri votes, has been made agent for
the Camanche Indians; Shoemaker, a sup
porter Of the ruffians, is made receiver Of the
land off ee; General Clarke, who proposed
the torcIble expulsion of Governor Reeder,
and The establishment Of provisional gov
eminent by the mob is rewarded BY having
his agency for the Pottowatomies and kaws
divided, his labor reduced, and salary retain
ed the same, while the newly created agen.
cy Is given TO Major Montgomery, an nsig-
n!icant, beardless boy, who is pro-slayery
because his master and patron. Gen. Whit
deld, tells him TO be So Eli Moore, for
merly agent Of the Miamis, who openly
boasts that from personal favor Mr.. Pierce
appointed him to hold that Office without
giving 10 the United States the security re-
CURED by laws given the reyistership Of
the land office. Major Robinsin, formerly
agent ofthe Shawaees and Delawares, d
5 LnI
divided and his salary raised $500, while
ihe new agency given to Robert Miller,
Wing, and brother to the man who headed
the Parkville mob. Aided to this, the bo-
som friend, agent, ortcie ard adviser of
Commissioner Mannypenny, and through
him OF the President, is the missionary
Johnson the most unprincipled and merce-
nary slavery propagandist in the West"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
Attention Every body.

Sn 600 BtSH Barley wanted Immediate
.)D,UUUIy. We VIII pr, the highest mar
ket price tof any aHount Of Barley delivered at our
Produce Exchange Front 81 davenport, lows.
Sept i3-dw-i Hull & PARISH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

Since the connexion made by the Jefsr-
sonville with the O and M R1i lroad, Lou
isville and st. Louis are only eighteen
hours apart.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.


FINHE un ter.iened having purchased the entire
j stock ot prngs and Medicines ot John W. slower.
would respectfully notify hi, friend. and the pubiic
generally that he will continue the business at the old
stand who're he is receiving and opening an en-
lire new stock OF Drugs, Medicines. Paints. Oils and
DYE Stuff, and Fancy and Variety Gonds. From our
long experience in the business and the facilities We
have for purchasing GoGts at the lowest we feel
eornfeti tha. We give chttre satisfaction 10 all
who may favor us with call. CT. WEBB.
NNASTED Clerk that understands the prng bus.
iness, and can give good fersuees, enquire OF
sepl3 CT WEIR
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

Frost has been experienced in Massa-
chusetts and sections to the NJrthwlrd -
In Dedham clothes were frozen stiff or the
line, and in that and other towns cranber-
res, beans and other crops were injured. -
The sojonrners at the White Mountains will
find cold comfort for their summer rutrali-
ling
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

Coleman, OF the Aston House, has been
nominated as candidate for the New York
legislature.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

The latest aiyices received at st. Louis
from FITS. Pierre and Laramie, represent
that the health of the troops was good, and
that the Indians were quiet.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

AcciDEsr.-A man employed in the saw
mill OF Child IL Co, mrt with a seriou. ac.
cdent abou, week ago, by getting his
head in contact with The saw, while it was
in notion. The skull was sawn entirely
through the bone, bu. it is not expected the
accident will prove fatal He was Swede.
Moline " orkman.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
BY CATON'S LINE.
Telegraphed expressly fos Daily Gazette
From Washington.

Telegraph0d expressly los u81iy 0az0tto
From Washington.
Washington, Sept. 10
Tho report of the board of naval officers
On the reorganization ofthe navy was sub
mittcd to the President and approved by
him. 20l officers were removed from &C
tive service, including 40 dropped from the
rolls entirely. The details are as follows:
Captsins on leave of absence Ia; on fur
Tough on pay 10; dropped 3; commanders
on leave and on pay IS; on fnrlough pay
al; dropped6, Lieutenants on leave of abb
sence and on pay Is; dropped 10; majors
including those in the list of promotion, on
leave and pay Isl on furlough and pa, -.
Passed midshipmen furlough ..
BALTiM RE, Sep 10.
The tidings from Norfolk continue Of a
melancholy nature. On Monday the deaths
officially reported were Sc. On Tuesday
So and there were so rev cases. The
deaths at Portsmouth on Wednesday were
| &c deaths, 20 new cases. There were a
great number of new cases among families
in healthy sections which have heretofore
escaped.
In Baltimore this. a. NJ, meeting of
/ Ladies was held TO enable the orphans to
be immediately brought here. Large sub
scriptons have already been made, and
Nurses and Physicians have been provided,
also provisions sufficient for the children
for year. The relief fund in this city
now reaches $4,000.
From Havana.
New York, Sept l3
The steamship Crescent City from New
Orleans via Havana arrived at this port to-
day with Havana dates to Sept. sth. News
not important.
Relief for the Sufferers.
New York, Sept. Is.
The Common Council last evening ap-
propriated three thousand dollars for the
relief ofthe yellow fever sufferers in Virgin
ia.
Trou, Mexico.
New Orleans, IL.
The steamer Orizaba from Vera Cruz
the I'd inst has arrived here. She brings
Sl9.000in specie. No news Of Importance.
Gen. Ignacic De Slave was az the head Of
the libera,ing force in Vera Cruz, and re-
fused to acknow ledge the provisional govt.
under Carrera, Many exiles had returned.
The plan OF Ayoutta was adopted and
Gen. Zanors appointed Executive. Alvarez
and Comonfort were marching on Mexico
and were daily looked for at the CAPITOL.
New York Market.
New foRx. Aug. 49,
FLOUR--Fair business doing in flour,
medium grades shade easier other kinds
unchanged. Sales at SSo09s % Tor west
ern, closing steady, sales 1000 bbls. Cana.
SS@9.-Grain Wheat Market, steady
sales, $1,000 bush, sl,75@l,s7 for inferior;
to prime red southern 81 81; for white do;
Sl,72ts for mixed western.-Rye steady;
sales Sl,i2Q I,l6,--Co heavy; sales 3d.
600 bush; western mixed S5@s7c: closing
at soc for prime.--Oats lower, sales 4oGl
42c for State and Ohio.
Chicago scarce and held at 5o952c
Pork firm and unchanged, sales 900 bills.
Beef steady, Lard ess active. Whiskey
sales go bbls at 4oIs Money active and
firm; sterling exchange steady.
The Herald learns from reliable author
~ that General Scott received on Tuesday,
official information from the department
that the back pay allowances 10 which he
is entitled as Lieut.. General are withheld.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

have number Of Houses and Lot. +, T..
!. p yours, a mong which the foliowiS,' ne Hsh
NO. I'D house and lot ID The Morn, ~ -,
street Eat Of Main Lease for IS Y.s, ~, o. a
on Mhieh Is erected good frame hoa,r 'Ais "
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
LUMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER,

'INHE Arm Of SCRIPTURE n MARQUIS, nov OF.
J. Grating IN the min kbow : the Mccariy mill Ia
the lower rart Of The cry 1f Davenport have and
sil Responsibility on hart large assortment of ull
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

Ne. l5J. new hcus. with Al, ,no,..
" arranged, cellar aud ei-lera au fbi,, 80,
lows ami he CiEifc streets 10 Lease ~
Noycm bsrH next. !tAis IVA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

No. lSi 4 beautiful tiur Lot on The yo,,k =,
q NiAsh safsaI opposite Mack .ols Fati,a. Nh Y
Leased for T. ycaTs. s'l v
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
lleu Aburrtistmtuts.
SALE AT FARNAM.

sfNNE ears will Leave Davenport 10 morrow morn
ihg.the 18Th. az 7D'cik. The corner stone az The
MIL be laid In tie morning before the sale
menees II. kiLBbJRN Aaetioneer
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

No. 1863. three sior, brek Ho,.
bi'ions addition, ohthe blum house ,. ,,s rote'l it
ca eah De sold 50 as 10 make good ny..,. W hhst.
ing large annual returns, soc. e''Mels bah,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

Ne. lGt, Another briek Hon.an .
lhird AMI scott streets, 3Oxsf. nine -. cofftr Of
Kitchens, sii be sold low AID on long r,aS shs I've
ALTON Y" the above We have a great ,., lp ID,
pr'i err! to which We Invite The a,ten,an dtg
dEO. l.. NlCkoiisA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

Nc. iu2. 4 three story brick House q, g.,
o. Second near Main, an excellent No.. eou'a ne
hrs hoor if" whole house well finished , ,oom Ne
Tot 6IAisU. 1' aha Iced ,s,,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14

Nc. lS!. Two Houses on Third .,,,.r
Brad, an'i Perm streets Also: 'v'se'I
, no, los, One 1oase ON Second stree, Ma.
Bad. aud PER-, sts. ''''' ettet'