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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-15

" The t.rnsurs carriage, TO- and twenty acres Of land,
and halt miles the New Brunswick depot, N j.
the banks Of the Rartan and commanding maxnncent
sw The house 10 In the Gothic STYLE lately built with the
best materials, and filled in with brick. photograph
the place be at the ocs Of r. DHERvILLY, No.
~ Exchspge place. .4a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-12
RATS QUIT A SINKING SHIP.

The few democrats ia Virginia who have been enced
and deceived into the midnight meetings Of the dark
lantern party fast returning their allegiance to the
only great constitutional party. A private letter from the
Norfolk district says:
The democrats are leaving them rapidly. Thiry-fve
withdrew from the Portsmouth lodge last Saturday and
there will be before the election OF In
Norfolk twenty-x withdrew Thursday last five the
following Saturday There list Of twenty ready for
the next meeting So you see is impossible such
party TO exist here much longer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-12
DENMARK AND the UNITED STATES.

The Copenhagen correspondent Of the London Daily
News, under date Of April 10, writes
On the 18th instant the charge daaes OF The United
States TO this court COL Bednger had official interview
with the Danish Minister for Foreign Affairs In which he
delivered the formal notice of his of the cessation
OF the treaty Of the Goth April 1896 between the two
tries alter the lapse Of the stipulated In the treaty
twelve months) expressing himself the time with
his usual energy Of character and with force Of
which the American dipom well know how adopt
when they wish their bearers to know that they
est and will not suffer themselves their country
with"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-12
WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY IL, 1886.

.r isK4rL No. lr9 South Tenth street, Pisdoi
anna il orr general travelling agent assisted by w. H. WrLD,
IONS corLrss DxxKss, A. EvArs. THonAs H. Mics
Jssspa HAsayr yosrra Burros Rosuxr W. Monnisor, En-
warp W. wuHr, wiLliAn l.. WArGRnAs. H. J. hSpck, r.
MscKss, aud u. =. PKAAcs
or NJ. Lewis Of Montgomery, Alabama, - our gen
Of Alabama and Tennaasr
sisted by e. r. Lgwis, JANIS O. Lxwis and SAMUEL D. Lsws
q. w JAnEs, No. HARMON street, Cinctnasti ono u
travelling Tor The Western states aud Texas
assisted by II. j. THOMAS, r. DssI, W. H. IHosAs r. u
Yssss NJ l.. WissaAx A. L.. CHrLDs, and DR. Ws iK~is
Receipts Of either VIII be soad
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-12

The editor Of the Portland Argus now in London.
writes home that paper that the French Emperor u-
ring his recent visit TO England received our minister Mr.
Buchanan with marked civity and expressed the hope
that America and France might always be at peace.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-12

HEAVY RoshERY--The jewelfy establishment Of Nr.
Thomas Murray, in Winchester Virginia entered by
burglars some time during Monday night last and
thrty-hve forty watches together with other valuable
jewelry, stolen, valued AT about $4,000
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-12

The Charleston Courier states that Hon Robert Toombs
Of Georgia. s going TO Europe to spend the summer and
return in time for the next meeting of Congress
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-12

gave the wings with whom be had differed hoped they
would forgive him that he wanted the of all parties
and said hs II the boy who love their dram dont for
they have very little sympathy for poor fellow who has
suffered soreiy their He said according the
True Wing, that In anything but strictly party As
democrat lie suggested that Gov. johnson shoad
hereafter open bis speeches with prayer and psalm He
then defended the knownohng doctrine in the Of
which he repeated the and oreaed that
every ayman and every priest 10 the Catholic Church
allegiance 10 the Pope and obligation be take
Is superior 10 that allegiance In his estimation
q Col Gentry called himself democrat. He defended
know nothngisn. But be did call himself whg,
say any thing OF the whg party whig policy
SO far he Is concerned whggery Is dead letter He does
need carry his threat destroy the whig party
lie ignores its existence. According to his version he Is
democratic know nothing He don't commend himself 20
by this position for don't believe such creature possible
Col Gentry shows that he democrat and that he
don't know what democracy is, by defending know nothing
ISM We sympsthized with him when he announced bis de-
termination reform the mhg party Our candid opinion
that II needed reformation But do not approve Of
his taking know -nothngism cudge TO kill with. lie
gives know nothingsn in place of whggery, but the
remedy is good deal worse than the disease.
Gov. Johnsons rejoinder the happest effort
heard from him, and It told with overwhelming effect he
the democrats widest enthusiasm and il adn
need the shower which fell before he had concluded dampeD
know nothngis He said he could always tell when he had
victim in his grasp and in his present competitor he had
one sure The crowd evidently agreed with him. He illus
ated the sincerity of his competitors crusade against for
egners by reading the bill at Browns Hotel in Washington
OF Kossuh and bis suite paid by the United States aud for
payment Of which Col Gentry voted while in Congress
The bill II as follows:
To board for Governor Kossuh and suite, having ten
Tors and twentyone chambers thirteen and half days %
persons $3,5ss 90
Champagne, sherry, cigars, lemonade, barbill,
washing, medicines post-olioe stamps, porter
age and messengers, hack hire paid at different
times, telegraph, sugar, brandy, and whiskey in
amounting in ali 10 Gs2 50
Bill for carriages engaged Tor governor and suite $40 so
1866 80
That is bill for twenty three persons thirteen and half
days, amounting believe to Sl4 per day for each
person."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-12

FncA sAIr LAMA despatch from Independence NV
souri,, dated May 8, says
Letters from For, Leavenworth announce the sf'iS
there Of the Salt Lake mail The Sioux Indians ~
driven on the mules from The mai station and RON ~
lis Gate, also all the animals belonging 70 the us
The people on the Sweet Water settlements bad ~
safety All was quiet this side Of Fort LeayenNes
but the Indians making threats. The mail parry =
fifteen persons were not moles'ed and report falling
with the April and May outward mails in good coua
ton
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-12
BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary.

LorIs NsPoLgos.-The Paris correspondent Of The ~
York Tribune writes AS follows:
The English begin TO feel little ashamed Of the W
n which they received the Emperor Of France. Nht@
Times anuscs It's readers with clever article the ~
IN which the beecheG Of tie late Car headed 70
care OF Prussisn cavalry regiment the Court Journal
London records the memorable fact with due cHP@S
that Mr. Esorberg bad the great honor Of cutting the cs
OF The Emperor Napoleon III at Buckingham Palace ~
French imperiasis will not fail 20 acknowledge thai ~
land, represented BY MIR Eserberg has tried 70 resfe
angus; ally OF all that pnchcs htn. Napoleon r.aFaA
20 France after the English ovation bat he O. VI
ceved In his country and capital, On The FIRST o M =
Is to open che Exhibition, though only pre- forma sap
the FIRST week of May be 81 last proceeds 10 the Cm@
take the command and 30 bis best for the present ~
paIgn II Is said that bis way be Is 10 visit bs ~
Francis Joseph ~ Vienna and TO get acquainted wih =
Interior views OF the court of stbonbrunn Depend w
H. Austria will remain neutral, and viii not draw
sword against Russia Her .reacnerous alliance Wiih =
western powers has done better service 70 the Gar -
heF open hostility against England and France could ha
DONE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-12

That is bill for twenty persons thirteen and half
days, amounting, believe, to Sl5 per day for each
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-12

Champagne, sherry, cigars, lemonade, bar-bill,
Washing medicines, post-oiiice stamps, porter
age, and messengers, hack hire paid at different
times, telegraph, sugar, brandy, and whiskey IN
room, porter and ale, envelopes, BARRIERS bill,
amounting in all to
Bill for carriages engaged or governor and suite
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
Hisftllantoas.
LADIES' COLLEGE.

INpresenting THE Circular 70 the public, the rroru
eIor wishcs 10 inform the that the Lxdtos' Coc8o
will omen for the recepsicnof ptudents he % osy VI
Nav next, In all iSs various Dc departments.
Our arrangements for III s..kl. s.ss. OF insstuS
ton in the various departn Of the Colete ute
ample and on scale TO mo the demands OF we aeo
and spirit oithe times.
Weaim to give more prss teal, thorongh and com
plete course Of studies than any of.ouf seois ioi
Young ladies. Yea. more. We mean 10 Jake INC iea"
IA HE CUISINES 8 offenAate education.
Thecoursc Of studies will De yAriad 70 SUI. 'ne e'
Ct o. sta ccs and intellectual earaet! oiihe pupil
iu,ieh ~ .ns IN. I'M" r.,arsr, g 90 :" u
Language and higher Englisk branches w
Norg.-Noertra chargesintne Norma'@
Teacher RS department. fz
Mu sic on Plan ,Mclodeon, 0uiaIaua -, mn :. !.
-. 49,. p.,n,ins in OIL Z 90 - !"
onorhromatics Crayoh aud Peheii 40 a. $.
\ ~ Drawing, sc each,
Work. each, :, -, !"
Emhroidery Ornamental Needl Work. :,
&c. 4 lin all their arety, zach. /? W :.
ninion,as " be given to thos Who COM
pete n thorough coursein ether oiih
departments.
hoard witttfarnishei rooms in lndiIg
washing. lights, fuel, station fy.&e, " 20
1.-THE pu NH furnishes her own 2 ann. etc :. -
An pasme,ts 10 be madc In adsance.
Thos, wishing to secure roons. or desks q seaoA
airs, mus, apply soos- =. 80 ~, ~ tsa,.
Ma 7: u. Coosiso. Principals.
Mas. N. A. CopDIss
DAVENPORT uick rs. '55-dwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
Nailre6bs.
1855. iooo
CHICAGO . ROCK INLAND 1AIl1oAp.
ANN eeEl e



>N.ndfa,irr No,,dxy A pr ssh aud Until further no.
4 )use trains will leave Rock island asio',ows:
lst PasseEge train ~, =. "a ~
arriving atchieagort, ="
. - =, ssss,rawo al 4 10 A al
!. \ r ~ ,rsin with Cd class car. at Is M
Trains arriving at Rock Island.
-, y.s.aoa - trs,u. Al sssF ~ 4 N
az IA M a do n $50 NJ
a. p,assht with "a class cars at. leU0 A NJ
All trains over this road In direct connectn VI
Cbica 10 ain trains eoihthe Michigan southsr,
and Michigan Central Il. b. to and from Detroit, 10.
jsdo Clese aud. columbus Cincinnati. Pittsbirsh,
isnktrk, bueale, Niagara fulls, Albany. View
York, Phsladclphia. BALTIMORE and Wsshinetni''
"a which laces,rl cts can be prncmrsoi :. - .
VEINS, Ties ct att K. Depot, X. l.. =
Passengers are minded of The necessity ot gNih2
al sine, directors the destination OF Their Dag
gage also to preere tickets before taking Their septs
In IN ears conductors collect fares only 10 sta
son ~, the n OF the Chicago and Rock Isiani Rail
-aa,i iss q JaHN +. T. ENRY. >npi.
IL Il wHlraAs, Assn. snpt. westn. Division.
Roelatsia,d. Al ri lin, ls5S.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and well selected stock
ct goods OF all descriptions, 10 common consisting
of Dty Goods. Boots and shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware. Gueensware, Buffalo Robes,
groceries, Dried Frait, Gotten Warp,
Carpet Chain. Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass.
Il. A. T. /. d kanawha salt Hardware,
xet's and Min Saws. Iron, all kinds Steel assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds. Grtudstones,
Woodenwgre. Live geese feathe rs, Pitch Il Oak uui
Sole and Upper Leather Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and OILS, i've Stufs, &c.
viii h will be sold at small advance for Cab. As
int ID keeping every thing In common persons
ing several articescan obtain them FRONT Street
at Brick store opposite the Mills. Davenport Iowa
uus Q. i-53-2a. J. VI. BOWLING,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
Groceries.
FAMILY GkUUERY.

rrSE has open ID stock of Groceries II
his house on Perry bes second and Third ~,
which he VII wasranito be of tho very best qualify
snd which ss WIN sell Is ioS As can be paren ava
elsewhere.
CIGARS.
a choice lot or garslast received and for al low
C. N. PEG (.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
GENERAL INGELLlGEEoE OFFICE.

HI uide rsigi,sd has opened Gene faithtelsSeh.
Once with aeo.np'ef SCI of te1,oks N "h'i ~
ali Mid. Of Re:l and peFsonai property nr SAFE
for reut, The LANES OF all Servants WI" slrH 't
tluees Ia families Thin the city, also I've names o.
u tbst tLos bonre in search OF Honses. LAMBS =
wants sc cannatfail immediate success ~ .'titi
ng either by call ip my Office. tharges mooerass;
An and register Your wants or ordersand thss VIII
-eostse pro.Ii aitehii A. pYxrrtEtn
No Commercial Buildings.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
INSURANCE,
rIRS AND MARINE

Nsy 70 City IassraNce Company.
HDds oseiCE No.s WALL ST., n. y.
,.srr assrsx 10, 9 ~ cLAtsE sIscx. nAvgsroAs.
ss,..a 9See,eeo
This 70 upsas orysniaed under the II
A,s e.tssstsN.sa IRA inch lice al Dsvenl ssu ~us
ss.,s ,,lic u 4 III nsi loss or damage ey rire o.
- rsisssr q ..,scs, " = re hOnsess St0 res
ana Mecca stsc.
ec.v,~~,x essks the noss favoranse terms.
ss-.s ~ s.s.rSs;. Sess d. s Jsses. Prfst.
"es-s - ALEX, W. McGRsGoR,
-. 4, ,sxs Geni. A gcnI.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
b. & W. KELLY,
a. RETAIL GROCERS
Dry Goods. (sneensWare. Hardware,
BaoIs and shoes. Hats and Caps &c:


Dry Goods. 0ueensware, Hard ware,
ElsoIs and shoes. Hats and Caps &c:
,,oGErHkk with thousand dinereni articles too
l numerous TO isteirii1as
Ne have onsaad and wilt be constantly receiving
ts t. in the shove line on the opening al
bring our large stock ai Groceries We particular
r.-orn4aenl; whicl, Nil he sold at the loves
+ Wholesale oil Retsil MSrk et Pricvs:--
:, aagsheadN o Sugar 81 eaxes Soap,
81 bbis cr4s'a 4 eiar ssk gar Bale Rape- = sizes,
ass assnrfs,l s-s.is~e: iCami,hiHc and spirit Gas
n bushels dried tpries. it5iass o. all sxess
HI Bushels paireG PEACHES Baskets ~ Nariett.
IN 6hts lhs,,s Al A isa.ss Tsr. pitch and Rcsin:
Y or cans Sugar house kaisins. nrrAatssniss an"
and ~ rap iiofasse-: spices 10 Naficti.
- ss.. e,aidep 81 r,,f: Paints. dry ard Ground;
r., ss.s,s st,a 4 Oh sts v Cedar ard Pine Churns;
4xsor fn,n..rslmua hsg- Wash Tubs and Buckets:
! - T.ns. ~ Oils-Iard. Enseed. Tan
a : aSi,-S assortea Teas for ners. perm and Elo.
n 80, rhanf's Oils.
q BIZ bs.s white Ssh and large assortment o.
f9en TratF,: Gneensx
fs.syes nrf,se Col Fish: sec bhts Lake Sat.
- Kegs NaiSas rtpd: rs sacks Cd tHar >att
= Boses dried herring: Oysters ard Ssrdines.
n A. kas- flraa-S. large asSNrtr ext Of To-
- NJ YES Mould tessfIss. bacrns direct Rom the
r bax@s Strv csnaies: Manufacturer;
Garner of Front 81 and Perry Landing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
wis.aari sta.s Nasuai Fi-s, Marie Insurance
COMPANY Of 81. Louis.

c&pITAL aSOa .OQ0and constantly iacressins'
DIRECTORS: $500,
NV. Alexander, E Nxasan.
: dsi.~ne Oh. Janaary. g. II rseN.
P,scirs from ~ ds, TO SIX wears ana '"e -
ssrea pa ticfeaie IN tae whole ptca.s. .,.t 49,
~ sas,r aascn enquire oftas rs xxp,vT
a Davenport = =
I.fs s;ia. 3SSS-SW-iy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
,.elinc Flour & lccd lecr>

,THE Subscribers have reftrd The 10 ieIf ny nj
4 The Pr4.u,, lyania House, ir te 81, OIL ~, 4,
Tor IL. ..ir III EHIta ana sulrftte i.n,I; tHl.r
Hu, " beil and Rye l"pr, Cor it,"" ~ tne
Nioriz and Bran Ground e"rh aId o"'s'
OF Mi Goods. at y hui, suluui.o Tt'l H' tgr, "a
Flour HnA Meal eNshaI Rfa TO- NI'tl ,filre
The b,o.i liberal Terms All ordeIs 81 &c - ,.,
m"r.. delivered thin The tOri orfi GO I'M ii
y. b. Cash! and tn highest mar '' '.'' s,pJn,
Wheat, Corn, and ether Gran. IGN n :"
done In the sh" rirst lice Ht Moline swSfKITs.
Ma, Is. lsi5- dant " ALIAt Nt'''--
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
STEAM BOILERS

nF all descriptions, on hand and made TO order
Iaiso Sheet Iron W rs viz >m"ke Pipe, Brrrch-
es ac.. &C made on short hob,.-aifag Works,
Ch'cRg~
Dec Is " II p W. GATES SEQ.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
navFy?o1r rssu RANCE COMPANIES.
x.1L. ss..>lt .aA Gar;na lnsurRUcA..

Lifs. FRA. aaa Marine AnsuiAnSe... a.
''a''s ss.s - go "1-.,- Of Hartford, Conn
.,.A.,~..e A. r,re trsa nee Capital $5e,oV
of New YORK.
.,..,t.,..,.. "a -,sspsi s3oa.9a
AmS1cAH - n II o. New Work.
stnoaAsf 81 yeW Yors
The above Can2suies are sAssrs soss =,
60 ,ss ,ss - and IN sef~tsru asorf sAssiessA
s~s.ysne- Fan ae effected 10 ihe shove -
-. !. 80 reasonable rates. fae IN otto ~ taese eo
Psn'es = ANUS FaNEFtELp, agest-
N ssmmeveiai Il ,es
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
Wholesale Caidy Ma utaeiIy,
FR. WALTER =. IrHs
WALTFE 4 ICEE.
wHO1ESxLi t0NsJtT 3EHfl',
Nos 81 q SO Earket Street, Let saia &IS 81
81. lrHs. no

Constantly on hsua .gs p o.. ft.t sf'rrstf'
all tbus # FAAG}GA%Its ,uhs,ElEt taIm~
tsaaht, aud Nari.tS r'aI.Eu5 Hs arI a-' e. 70
c.,alslistIaeI. b; IL lie y 't' a -f-' '--,'"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
9asuTautf.
IHsU1AN . Is

ftSE NARiNk Ass LIFE RlSkS taken ~ this
Arsass IN rs.,.sasibis compaAiss and o. TIE mcss
reasonable sSfss.
.sea.sa s4ad sssntsrs will ~ allowed areturn pre-
mecca ali al p csHh
.unssskaJx, LAwks~ sLAksaoar.
avg No q Ia CLAtss new
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06

100000 Feet
- EASoNE n Riperfsg--p Is ned and ratched--ofsu
peri0 zii,y for sairabs
BURfELL, GILLET h co.
a ~ar 10
Nails Nails. Nails.
~ keEs asscts>ija TeeeiN ed dIfesi from manu-
- faeaturers ST By kALLY's
nril sshah 60 20
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06

'b;n Bundles Wrapping paper TT reams IetturHu
- ear paper Just recriSrd u Baud " KELLY
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
FINISHED PPkss woEY

4 Lkipds. viz Faucets, Try cocks stctu, Wits
~ ties. Oil Cups. Globe Valves, &c &c. at ka-
R's Work. Chicago.
Dee. Is dwf Pw. G tTFS & 60
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
NJ fyax srfs INsu1ANcx COMPANY
OHna r13 Drondvny, u. Y.

AVS -. - o>oO,o00.
:. - $50, sc,s.ry MosRn faANKLIR Prest.
A. w. Nc(2 RkGURs Agent.
sent y. isss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
ka6t to Or6cr.

r N best Qualities Of fine Boots hne CATERS fancy
~ 1'efs sumner Shoes rf etery find, made 70
order oB sheri notice 81 tB. --latest styles.
by ~ r. u. DAWSON T. CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
Spring and Summer Arrangement.

Spring and Summer Arrangement.
THE fast running aud Light Hraughl
steamer AUDUBON. W. ALLEN
sIIzf 4 Master, will make regular trips from
So. Loairtn 81. Paul and back landing at all inter
mediate points
For freight or passage applg on board or TO
BURRoW d PRETTY IAN. Aet's,
March 2s-dts Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06

Misses. cbildren's and Boys Boots and Shoes,
vi Repai, ing neatly danc.
One price and no abatement.
S. &. DAWSON Il co.
3 doors North of the Post Office
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY

BOUNTY LANDS.
TIE UNDERMINED are prepared TO procure
Land Warrants for all prrsons entitled to them
under the 'Htr act ~ Congress.
Land Warrants located ia any Office in the state.
TALLMAN " POWERs.
April n. ie55-d-tf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06

THE steamer MARy g, NJ. A. Force,
4lf3ssd& Master. has just been thorough, over
nkz1.a Ia hauled and repaired and IL now in
complete runniag order and will run during the
season betweeE 81. fonis and st. Panl, touching
al al intermediate landings For freight Apply on
boa I'd or N BURROWS IL PRETTYMAN.
April. 25., ie55
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
n. v.st1ra AAssacauserss Insurance Comp /!
80 P,rssiaId Mass

P,tssisId Mass
ss50,ees
R.,ssa.re 'csaaty Mutual Insurance Ie;;
..,,,a, pss t-usr.d npslai 3 ia. n
oaee a y, =. ? :, asek Island, Ills.
ossesa 90 a a ,relal fai ding
N..s-csil apSr. TN - - Ioxa
Jaa fs-dsf 'tsN"f.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
Nails. Glass. White Lead

A LARGE stock just received drec, FROM the Man.
~ ufaetnrers. WILSON d HARLEY.
NAV % 1855
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06

T OUISYiLLE CEMENT in store and for sale
IL by JAS. NJ. BALZELt q BRO.
Apis Front and Perry SITS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06
For St. Louis and St. Paul.

TIL Esteamer AyiGAToR, A. 7. CHAM
M0sRy@3 IPiS. Master viii run as n regu-
p lar Packet between 81. Louis aud
81 PapI. fogehiug ~ all the Intermediate landings
a ,iuy Re season OF 1855 For freight ppy
on board RIO BURROWS N PRkTTYMAN, Agents,
hprl 25 le55 Davenport,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-06

: Bbs 81 Louis syrap Aolasses rec'd on consig
- asHi AID for sale by
SoF % ], II. pAIzkLi4 ~ bHo
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-08

Our worthy contemporaries Of the press Of
this city urs about engaging in discussion
which Dan b neither pieaDant to themselves
nor profitable 70 the public. We ere surs
TT n. se0ect. the feelings Of nins-tenths Of
the sR9qnisy when We express The hope that
the5 Wa AePit where Il s.-tTslegraph.
The worthy cotemporarics' spoken Of
above, altar mature delibertiou, serious
sonsides.iion, and out Of respect to the
s.pips<enths,.. = whose "pheliuks'' are re-
Aected above, hare conelnded to drop the
.'anplessant'' and "unpro6table" contro-
versy which they were s'about to engage
ill.," right sswhere il is!s And when they
a1e ASbous 70 engage" in discussion here
aher, the eminent success which has At
tended the Generals 4smsdiation," it is to
DO Nod viii encourage him to regulate
n,attoss of this kind hereafter.
"Blesssd are the peace-makers!"
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-08
Lands for Sale.

90 ACRES prairie near the s. w. corner City
~ Limits. enclosed and well get in timothy. Pics
Sl0d per acre.
20 acres timber on tho Fort Madi. on rcad . mile
ard half below the city, we'll an pied for nursey
or market garden, and will DO leased for term Il
wears to ono who will improve it,
ass the river and bluff, in the lower part
of the city. Price 81 100.
IS 9J acres mile and half below the c ty on tho
rivtr. and known as the Big Sprng." Price $4,000.
l6O acres in Jefferson county, near the town Of
GlasE gov and IN the Keokuk ard Fairfield road, ard
near th, line Of Ktilread-for sale at bargain.
Persons having real estate for sale are requested to
call ut the ..Reci Esfate Agency' Of
$500 l.. d. STOCKTON,
N w c.r I'd ard Nash nrt asts