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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

To REsroRE DRowxkD Prnsoss.-A
friend of humanity publishes the following
method of restoring persons apparently
drowned, and wishes every paper in the
Union 10 copy it. We do soior the second
tine -
Convey the body to the nearest house or
shelter, with the head raised Strip and
and rub it dry. Wrap in warm blankets.
Initiate the lungs by closing the nos,rils
with the thumb and finger. while yeu blow
forcibly into the mouth; and then press on
the chest with the hand. Again blow into
the mouth and again press, and SO on tor ten
minutes, or until The patien, bfeathes ma
turaliy. Keep the body warm, and the ex-
tremalies also; continue TO rub, and do not
give up for an hour or more, If there IS the
least reason 10 hope.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

ILLisoIs LlQuog LAw.-Judge Breeze,
some weeks since, gave decision to the
effect tina, the Prohibitory Liquor Law Of
abe last session OF the Illinois Legislature.
which was rejected by the people, by one
Of its sections repealed all license laws In
the State after the date Of it's passage. We
sire pleased to see that Judge Thompson, ia
the Henderson Circuit Court, has decided
diftereuiiy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
Nalldn't Do Il.

Stephen A. Douglas has been invited BY
Boston Commhtee TO give his views OF
sisveY ina lee.ufc toa Boston audience,
oAe~ma evcnine 10 DC kxed by himself, OF
the next awia.er. The Senator declined
He has 10 WE'VE 20 proealeate; those
which would euit the North would no. suit
tbs, South, SO the illus,rious advocate Of
Squa,,er Sovereignty determined to say
nothing, and excuses himself in this wise:
~Regarding slavery ~ domestic regsia.
ton which derives its existence and support
from the local laws OF the several S,aies
where il prevails, ana with which neither
shc Federal GovernWenl nor the catsxens
or authorities ;cf the other States have any
right 10 interiors except to perform their
cons ,i,utionsl obligations in reference to
the rendition OF fugtives, have never
deemedi IL my duty as u citizen Of non.
slaseheldius State 10 diseuss the supposed
advantages or evils, with the view OF sus-
tanning or destroying the domestic institu-
tons ot sisier States, with which. under the
Constitution and laws OF the land, have
no right TO interfere, and for the eonse-
cuences of which ain in no wise re. ponsi-
Be"
A. similar invitation was addressed to
Senator Butler. OF South Carolina, who re-
turned for. an aasw er that he felt inclined
10 accept the invitation, but that he would
ike 10 know whether the lecture would
probably DO any good On being assured
that be would have large audience sin.
cereiy DESTROYS of learning the views held
BY leading Southern men, he deferred a
positive answer until he returned to Wash
ing,on, at the same time furnishing the
points 10 which he should address himself,
il he determined TO accept the inyitation.-
There 10 good deal Of difference between
u genuine Southern man aud Northern
doughface. Gas.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

SrEAnER J. IS. CHrsowETH sUEk.-
Yesterday afternoon, The workn'en en-
gagged TO repair the steamer J. 3. Cheho-
weth, in keeling her over 70 caulk her bot
tom, careened her too much, which caused
her 10 receive greet quantity OF water,
and before assistance could Be got she snnk
In about thirty fesl water. The Cheno-
weth wss ON ned by CAPT. Johnson and val
a>d at about sl5.DpO. She viii, no douti.
esova q total iosr ~ O. De1'a, isA.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
Davcnport market.
u1px1 pAyxupo1r !.

Year by y~as ian D cry Is spreading her wings
and gathering under her ample folds frs miles ofrv-
or front, including TOO acres Of river bo,tom-and
blu sopcs terraces aud table lands, stretching hs
into the prairie-and In time extending towards the
.'setting SUM- st So
Aiready have We .sNesth Davenport" .'west Dav-
enpert," East pave npsr aud now par excellence,
"Urpsr Dsrssperi."
Who has taken ride along the margin of our deep
blue stream ola bright unny morn, or the mellow
hour of evening and not viewed with unallo.
ed delight the lndulating hills, the long geate slopes
OF woodland, the river flowing rapidly q, the base, the
towns Of Moline and Rock Island stretching away in
lhe dim distance, the gorgeous hills Of Roek River in
the back ground, all forming associated glow Of
beauty anatural panorama beautiful, that the I'm
agtnation may revel ad hkitHHt
Amidst the grandeur OF she scene the only al oy
which any can feel Is that IN snsyxng his feel
ings, his heart may cove, fsr bread OF such
landscape.
WeProposa in a few days, to give 10 the lovers OF
nature opportunity Of gratifying laudible de-
sire by throwing into market 300 aeress Of land on
the Mississippi liver, opposite the head of.Roek Is
land" andnow styled ..urrEs DAsksroRT'f
Sept2 GRO L. NICHOLAS, Agi.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

DAILY LINE or SrAGEs.--We learn from
the Camancse CAisf that Mr.. Millsrd. Of
that city has made arrangements to run
daily line of stages between this city aud
Lyons. tits the increase of travel alone
tina, has induced him to make this addition
10 the line. The CAief very truthfully OBJ
serves, that the people along this route
have just cause for complaint, as regards
NAL facilities. From ST. Louis to ST. Paul
il daily mail, save between Davenport
and dialogue, and the gap thus LEFT open is
the most pcpulous part of the line-yet the
p. o. Department turns a deaf ear to our
petitions, Sed we must submit, TO the great
defriment Of our commercial and social in
terests. Such paipabie meanness, on the
par, of our rulers. should no, 60 unrebak-
Il
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

In the Criminal Court at st. Louis on
Saturday last, P. A. Nidelet was recognized
in the sum OF $4,000 for sending chal-
lenge aud c. Bouteam and II. Renouard
in the sum Of 81 900 FOR delivering the same.
The acode of honor" 10 below par in St.
Louis.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

The yellow fever at Norfolk is aba,ing,
few cases ola malignant type a.e occurring
On Thursday last there were only deaths
and on Friday but three and no new cases.
At Portsmouth there were IL deaths on
"Wednesday, S on Thursday and on Friday
and few new cases.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

The ST. Louis Republican, Of last Saturday
says that the Mississippi river al that point
Is at a stand At Keekuk it had fisen
eighteen inches in the last four day. Ind
was still rising. There is a fne stage Of
water now on both Rapids and boats are
plying briskIy. The Illinois river isrising
rapidly and the Missouri is falling.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

LIBEL SuIr.-We learn by an announce
menl in the Milwaukee Wisconsin, that the
Hon. Caleb Gushing, Attorney General Of
the United States. has commenced libel
sui, against Judge Hubbel Of the Milwaukee
circuit Tor writing a lister assailing the
character Of the Attorney General, and
against the Milwaukee -Nses 70. publishing
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
BY CATIONS LINE.
Office Brady al, 3d story wtherwaxs baildspg.
Telegraphed expressly for Daily Ganstte

w".' ~ 49, e.. NIL, $500.
oe ~ -. ~--ss,>-,>->,~~~~~
Georgia Hlsotiea,
bsh'more' Aug -.
We have but few returns from the ueor-
hsia Aiection. Andrews, theA "a candl-
tdafcsor Governor, hsseih BOD Co,a MAJOR
i.y OF 100; IN Muscago suV' opauld'ng 80;
Monroe 900; Parker o th'ee precincts oo'
Houston, Fort Valley precinct, ~. Chat
ham Co gives Johnson dem,, o"o; Andrews
asl and Sewafo.aemoerat' ~ snalorp 'pr
Congress. IrlpE n, n, Tor congress mas
majority OF 70 IN ~, NNey' ana - VI
sPaaiaing' .@3tse3 s'f.
Inc eeaths III No'oik SATURDAY "eie -
SUNDAY ana . ne" cases -" portsmouth
Saturday H. SUNDAY . WI" oa'3 'ew ne"
cases. 81 DOCTORS anu nurses IRON -other
places have returned nome. Inc VIE and
daughter OF Judge fancy died SUNDAY
Fran California. ea
NEW FORK oc'' =
The ueo. Law win eai''of"'a na''S 10
- y
sept o,h arrived Ut quaiaH''"e a. ~ a. AZ :.
IRON aspnwal'. she of'hss etoo,ooo anu
4oo passengers. among 'ne passehse's
are Col. o'eP'os aho .ap'. Shusa'is u INC
OF 'he army. one 'oueneu a. nasaia w
Tue a''h' ihe Iasi''0 s'ea''e' uo''s"
Oh her upward pass"ss 'oa'neu = ,s'ps'''
s0pn she ao'n. ny ons'e s''' "''o ="
nef upWa!u passaso 'oas"eu - ASap1"o
the next ohy' one nau ius' Passe"se'S
" cnoiefa' . o'eu ~ii'ie AZ .Aeapu'eo' 'oh
the passage o. 'he ueofse Law eo'ec-
uoh oi Sfoo was maui so' VIC " f'ho
sufferers ~ Nos'oN anu io''s"ou'". !,
from Chm are 70 august lo.n' Severai
s'otlhs hso oeeuaeu ua''s "'e Pe'o''
fortnight. doing damage TO shipping; ives
sells were driven ashore including the amer
lean propeller Eudora ana were lost with
their cargoes; 40 lighters were also wrecked
snd several lives lost.
Don Antonio Garcia Raves had been APP
pointed Ministar from Chill to washington.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 2.
The 4th anniversary OF the rescue of the
slave Jerry was celebrated here yesterday.
Gerritt Smith presided. The Hall was
densely crowded with ladies andgentle men.
New YORK, Oct. ?.
Notwithstanding the storm last night,
there was very brilliant gathering at the
Academy of Music. when the music sea-
san w,s o,enad bv The narform,nca If n
80,
itasa''e' IN Wh'eh nauau'e La u'a"se
achieved splendid success in the charac-
ter OF Leonora. She was called before the
.,r,.; =, The .,osa ~ .,cb .c, % receive
'he applause on Tue auu'ehee'
Buffalo Market
BuFFALo, Oct 9.
Flour, shade lower, sales $50 bbls good
Wisconsin a, 81. oao hills d;,,n Oy,io and
" ~ - ~ - N''>S
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

A DEBuTAsT.-The 81 Louis people are
in rapiures at the debut OF Mss Dora Shaw.
Our brethren Of the press can with difficulty
fed the language with which to eloihe their
admiration.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

Some thieves stole q cistern at Rochester,
N. T., las; week. We presume it was
empty at the time. The PeoPle'swells are
not safe in that city.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

Rev. Epw4Rp BEEcHEg, one ofihe fami-
~, is to be settled as the pastor Of a new
Congregational Society to be formed at
Galesburg, Ills.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

a horse show and equestrian fair is to be
held al Galesburg. Ills, on the 23d to the
25th ins,s. inclusive. The preparations are
very extensive.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

The President OF the L. States has chills
every third day. but notwiths ,anding mana
ges 10 attend 10 business.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

Lieut.. Heath was killed recently BY the
Indians at abai,le 81 Ash Hollow, near F..
Laramie.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

have number Of Houses and Lo,s 10 Las.
y Is sears,a mong which are the follo.in,. "'n
No. lf5. A hoase and lot on The North az o,n,.,
street East Of Main, Lease Tor i5yea Lot s1,IM s
on which 10 erected good frame house.
No. 1872. Two Houses on Third stree, h.,,...
Bind! and PER-, streets ALSO; '''p
No. i5a. One you.e gu Second stree, h.,-..
Brad! and Perry sts. '''s
No. ISL, new house with six room. eopya,i.,,
" arrangej, cellar and cistern on Third .,..' n,
Iowa and Le Claire streets, 10 Lease fori4 ~,
NoSem berncS Nv"
No, Isl. A beautiful biar Lot on The y.,,A "a.
~ sasih street opposite NGekiors gsrdeh. IN !.
Leased for II years.
No. ii5. Three Houses and Lots corner Of gos,A
and lie lairc streets togeth' with Lot ~ soYa a.
Ls Claire street, the sho- will BE leased sr y,s
alta sfval haryainiia sksn ~ one per.on.
NJ, lCl. House and Lot on Second .i,.r, Ia,
Of Iowa. Hoass stories l6N9t. con
"ds'e two families, Lease 10 run Is year, IRON laa
Apdi.
Sa. IL, 4 brick siore house on the come, Of g.,
Island aud Prot streets can be had al fai, resi- mo-,
, to 20 Year,, Lot ssSs0.
NJ. ~. At~o ,t0r. brick House Oh the Ls,tcrn.
- II low and Front running bach 10 Second st,,,
if.utiss es three streets, TO Lease for Is yesn
lev rat.
sides the above has. number Of uhiapr,,(
lJss 10 diisfen, parts oftae city ~hlch an sasenI
-d 20 lease for term of y-srs upplyn
GEokGk l.. NiukoLls,
Corner 81 Main aud s1e0 nd IL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
STORE ron BARGAINS!
DRY GOODS.
4 ia M - ON a K a PR.

Second ~. above Perry. Davenport.
'oburx Cloths splendid assortment ofe'e-
~ ~ choice color at remI r. hit low prices,
Oct 9 DIST ApAMS0S a. RAPP,
DICH New style lie laine.- Ladies', lfyou want a
IL handsome dress ga to ABaaSoS& RAPP.
DLACk SlikS--Rich glossy Black silks, cheap.
ID Oct 2 d6a aDAMsON d RAPP.
INALICoRS-from cts. per yard upwards. GOOD
" goods and low pricesfis the motto OF
ucf 81 aDsMsOS * RAPP.
Interior and Atlanta Bank,
Notes Of The above banks viii be resolved al gu
~ BANKING Houses same rates as other eastern or
western currency. COOK ~ SAkGENT.
Oct 9. '55.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

kansas is mainly settled by people from
New England, ,hs, they will refuse obe-
dience to the laws recently passed by the
Legislature lie certain. This viii bring
/. .s,inpIa direct collision between the people
aard she government. or in other words cirsl
AGAR aasl easae. as Gov. shannon has de-
clared /, to be his intention 20 enforce ODE.
dience to the laws. II was remarked in
the quasi Legislature BY member, that il
would not do to allow the people to elect
their own officers, for should they do SO
there were many districts where persons
/. who would be elected would set their laws
at defsnre The result was tina, the cleo.
tan of county officers was given to the
Legislature end the country new swarms
ai,h ofice-lalders elected BY the represen.
.atives OF Missouri mob. This is "squat-
Ter sovereignty" an offspring of modern
/. patent = Democracy
The present sheriff aud prosecrting attor-
ney Of Kansas. We are informed by the Law
renee Hsrssd. live in Wes,pos,, Mo-. and
never have been residents Of that Territory.
II this tyrannical usurpa,ion proceed, there
must be revolution, a. the people Of Kan
sas have inherited too much of the spirit Of
their sires, to submit TO be irampled upon
without reseating il. In the words Of
paper published in that Ter, tory, "if Col.
Ethan Allen or Seth Warner are not here
an person, some of their descendants are
and I. the issue shall come they may signa,-
i1e themselves, and appear quite as brilliant
on the page of history Gs did their anees-
tors"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
splendid PROPERTY ON TIME.

4 wish 10 enhance the vaue ofthe property east
~ ofthe depot by building, will sell my present
residence at reasonable price and credit of one
10 ten Years, the location not be excel ed, the
improvements consist Of two story stone house
with IA rooms and two halls, large stable, lee
hoHs,, &e. The LOT has front Front streeI OF two
hundred and twenty feet and s half square IN
size, it's adorned with eyeTgresns and other shrub
berry, and has many valuable rnit and shade On
il. This property is destined eventually 10 be OF grsat
value. The buildings erected Sufficient distance
back to admit Of stores being erected IN front and
there Is ample ground for sevsrai dwellings Here
is opportunity 10 seeare valuable property aud
buildings Of FIRST quality at very low rates aud on
time never beiore offered. Appiyto
Oct. i diff A. G.. FULTON,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Kept BY Jas. Mullin, Front street,

sci Lamartine, Phelps, Mascatine.
"A Jenn, Lind, Height, Montrose,
ssgR Royal Arch, Cline, 1.alena,
Equator, Aioswell, New Boston,
r. Gossamer Owens, st. Louis,
DEPARTED.
Jenny Lind, Height, Montfose,
LamDriipe, Pheips, MuscAtine,
Royal Arch, CLINE, Gaiona,
Equator, Moswcli, 81. rnRi, -
Gossamer. Owens, St. Louis,
Dan Convers, Harrington, st Paul.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
Out Lots

have several small tract, OF Land in the nrs'
date vicinity OF the city, containing from one 70
tsrULi acres, suitable for pfnsis residences garc ."
vineyards HS-, which | will sell al prices rarIs
from 50 To $40 some ofthese are within tn. Las
vi the cily. GEO. l.. NitkOLLs.
Cor. OF Main q Second su
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
10 " A LAND AGENCY
LANDS FOR SALE
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA.

Trae, The L oflhe W seesI xssg
The n r. Il eeS le Nh''
The N W See 10 "A,
In all 400 acres; situatcd on the Railroad ""e'
from town.
Tract .--Thc W I OF the w Of Sec loI eH
T.. miles from Davenport, contains ~ acres - IN,
Tract 3-Tbe n " OF sec5 T19Nk3kis 10 |'~'
acres 10 miles from Davenport. a.. ,en
Tract I--The 5 W /. OF See 1T 70 Mr. , ioy Wv
acres adjoining Tract ,, 10 miles North RON p'''"
port. r-syR,
T., 50 acres miles from the city xp,E
Tract s--1he n 4 of the ofSse II 20 -
s0acres, on the Rail Road, mites from parengSR .
1rart 9--The OF the N w OF See ~ - 81
r., 80 ACRES, also parts Of secs. isaDd ~ 'n The
ia all mas ing ne farm OF $50 u iUO acres wv"
Mississippi river, ~ mites from Davenport ,nrs.
Tract ls- An improyeu Fam, fenced anu a. 4, an
waited nice house. sprinss and cfceA o ~ On,
Hickory Grove roBd, miles from town' oss iS
ange ieLco started entirely around the iai"'
we 4,
Tract is-IG0 acres in See's27 and ~ ~ ,sa a. ~,
Trael.i9 ia Secs IL 10 - 4 20 n X d, '-'
lGOimprvyud and 40 In Timber.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

4 GREAT AATURAL CURIOSITY A log
eighteen inches long aud teninehes through
in The open prairie, which was petriGed to
solid and pure flint. 1t has since been
broken TO pieces. One piece, weighing
thirty pounds, Gun be seen at the house Of
ID. b, DiLLgAs, near st. Charles. The
heart, sap, growth and grain Of the wood
can be seen very plain, AID every mark to
show il was piece Of wop6 bit isas heavy
aud pure as any flint thar can lie found
~ irdtdrola Rrpub.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
DRUGS AND MEDICINES !!
G. r. wEsH,

las just reeeis cd fresh srply Of Drugs, Medi.
arIIulas ~ ashishes, Window q ssssl Putty, Glass
ware, Perfnnery, Fine Soaps, Fine fair AID Tooth
Bsushes. Hulnt Bru-hc Surgical and oatai thstfu
mSat., Trasses, Paisas Medicines, Fan, Goods
&C., &C. al
helow We mention part u > lot Of P.rfumery re.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
GLAZED WINDOWS.

GLAZED WINDOWS.
WE will keep GLAZED WINDOWS Of all sizes
w for sale AZ our shop over q lid q Baker 'shard
store, econJ street 80 Sash nd gia a lhe
best qualify. We will also take orders for klia. sed
furnish bills for anything IN line 10 order on the
most reasonable terms. All enquiries orders from
abrnsd promptly attended TO-
Tet = sSJ-.itL l.. BRADLEY q co.
NEW DRIED APPLES.
FEW very foe Apples far sale low, by
N ALVoRD 4 VAN pATTEN,
oct opp. Past oihce.
PUBLIC SALE
rINHE subscriber sAi sell at public auction, II not
Il previously sold at private sale, on SATuRDsN
xEXr, Ger. 9TH. az aclk. =. NJ the BUILDING.
BEasE and STOCK or GROCERIES, now occupied
by Mrs. Kent. spsatcd on Second. east OF Brady ST.
a8oining smiths harness store. The stand Is OF
the best In the city Tor the business and the stock Of
goods il wen selected.
Terms OF sale Cash.
Oct 2-d5is sAM.L PARKER, AucL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
Houaes and Lots in North Davenpor.
FOR SALE

INVENT NuW IuE2 Nut UKytuFVE
FOR SALE
No. is7. Three ne~ Hoascs on FafHam sfss,
Moth ~ Iu.usl, each viii seven rVums cellar iii,
tern, good ssN u water, house well hpi.hed ssl
Nvplan bids, hnd bAifaE arr~ Of 6roGBd 10 rarh lo
These iul.R ~iiiiu rs nituntesp4k oIihe kAiltpS
bvpot-lree sirto
No. Is. A Housc with two Lots of Ground oFTs
site ~ Aolss on Brady street 81 ,.t0.
Av.lla. 4 frame cottage on The corner Of Perm
AID Laeasl Slfests. ~ iss,-- ss 200.
No. la. Besides the above have a Bumbefof9R
improved Lots In MAekiuiosh, Lambriis aud Say
makers addition TO North Davenport, which sill u
saiG iow, % persons wishing TO iInprs'e thsm.
apply 10
GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
Cor. OF Main aud ssSond,.,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

STRAYED OR STOLEN,
JsROM the subscriber living al Postans Grove, Co.
l. dareo. Iowa, on Thursday last, Two Mares and
two spring Coh. One 81 the mares Is large, BUT col
ored, and has scar on her fore log, with black
and tail The other large eesHu ut sorfei t6t hands
high star In the forehead One colt black with head
halter; The ether - bay, without white. Any one
giving Information where they may he had, wi be
suitably rewarded.
Oet3 d-Itw3ts BENJAMIN HAMILTON
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

No. IL, 4 brick siore house on the come, Of gat
Island aud Pro6t sirveis eau be had III fa, res, su
D to 20 !ears, Lot $3.50
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
lieu Aouertisements.
$500 REWARD!

7 win pay the above reward 20 whoever will return
/ my double barrel shot gun, which was stolen
from my shop, shortime since.
Oct 3d3t JAS. II. DUMOyT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES
For Sale and For Ron..

Among which are the fnllovi,v. eH
NO. 1a3--A Large New Briet Ijan.
and tighih streets; main building st.t ,ss oxss
suk2t--mel adapted Tor . large Bos ,dt,m y, shea
lh,s building iseapsoie Of ACCOMMODATING r nous
GU boar'ier r., giving 10 each cnmfor,shia ,rom Ns
thsre II trout Of las fces on Main Mr., 'ps!hsat
Harrison and extending on 9Th suettstet,ss;, 'esa
No, ~. A small house nearn new on ~
Ct efsis,h and Perry sis. oh NE esn.
Harrison AID Ripley streets. '"'e'0 between
No. $50 large and airy House Witt,
ground On The eor"er OF Sixth Brady s,rc. s"a Of
sa. ISL. A House. hsll ioi Of G,o,,s
ofPerry between Fourth ard Finn s,,rrs, "snats
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

NJ. Icl. House and Lot on Second .,,nr, II,
Of Iowa. House stories l6A9t constructed, bct,s
mediate two families, Lease 10 rpa Is rom ID
Apnl-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03
$500 REWARD.

I OST in going from Davenport TO Ls Claire, a
i acs covered MEHoRAsDUN BOOK, which
Is u 20 value 10 any one but The owner. ny leay.
Ing i at the swan Mills, lie Claire, the above re
ward VIII be paid,
TERBuNE d CIRCUIT
Oct. g. a-ti
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

No, Isl. A beautiful bian Lot on The Nsr,h "a.
u s'aah s'reef opposite Meekiors gsrdeh, .iI Ae
Leased for II years. '
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-03

No. ISL, new bcuso with six room. eopys,,.,,.
!! arfangej, cellar and cistern on Third .,,.s, ~
Iowa And Le Claire streets 10 Lease from
N0Sember ncAt. wv
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-22
PITT on the MAINE noUoR LAW.

In the lime of Pitt it proposed In the English Para-
meut to subject cider excise In order TO obtain
for carrying on the with France contemporary
marked An excise bill has always been odious to the
English brings with 1t the right Of search II lays
open the private dwellings which every Rngshman has
been taught to regard his castle You give TO the
dppng-rod" said arguing against such law, what
You deny to the sceptreP Mr. Pitt laid hold Of this feel
ing and opposed the bill with his utmost strength The
following portion Of Mr. Pitts speech on the subject
and all that remains of
The poorest may in his cottage bid defiance 70 all the
forces OF Crown tmsy be frsi its roof may shake
the wind may blow through ii the storm may enter the
may enter but the King Of England cannot enter all
dare the threshold Of the ruined ene
mentr'