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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

A MIsER-A few days ago, says the
Leavenwor,h Journal, a queer old eodger,
named Hammond, died near Grandview,
Spencer county. Ind, and his friends, in
looking over some private papers ieit by
him. found a memorandum which he evil
de ATTY had written many years before his
death. stating thar he had secreted various
sums of money about his house, and de-
signaling the particular place in which
each sum might be found. Upon searching
these places, upwards of nine thousand
dollars in specie were found, carefully tied
up in small linen bags, with the amount
and date Of the deposit Endorsed upon each,
from which it appeared that not one
OF them had been put away later tthan
1871.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

The Howard Association OF New Or
leans recently voted 81 oo0 to the poor Of
New York City. This shows the true no
beness of Southern spirit, and comes very
near the commandment, eli man smitt
thy right cheek, turn to him the other al
So" These same New Orleans, folks are
the hcartless dealers in human liberty and
blood of whom Northern cupdity, ignorance
and fanaiicism entcrtnins such contemp'
tuous opinions. Memphis Appeal.
Has this editor forgotten how much New
York contributed for the poor and sick OF
New Orleans! n he will ask the Treasur-
err of the Howard Association, he will find
that something over $4,000 was contribu-
ted bv New York alone to relieve the dis
tresses of New Orleans. This was certain
" very hard smte on the right cheek Of
Southern chivary, A great many other
Northern cities were permitted to snte
the right cheek Of New Orleans, and we
are glad to perceive that the. citizens Of
that place are now exhibiting their graft
tude. EvansriNe .Iour.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
The Sabbath Law.

The following 10 the act for tho os''sr w
servancc o. the Sabbath day, which passed
our recent Legislature. 1t savoss some
wha, Of Connecticut Jurisprudence and We
fear j, never will be enforced, though we
really hope it may
AN ACT for the observance OF the SAD
bath.
Sec. i. BE it enacted by the General As
s,,.Mu of the STATE of Iora. That il any
oerson be found on the first day of the week
commonly called Sabbath, engaging IN any
riot, fighting, or offering to fight, or hnn'i hs
shooting, carrying fire arms, fishing morse
racing, tancing, or in any manner disturbing
any wo:shipping assembly. or private fam
Iily, or in buying, or selling property oil any
kind, or in any Labor (the works oil necce ssh
~ and charity only excepted) every person
:, offending Shall on conviction, lie fined
in s,m not more than FIVE dollars, nor less
,bap one dollar, to be recovered before any
Jns,ice Of the Peace in the county where
sueh offence i committed; Provided, noth,
mo herein contained shall be construed
70 extend to those who conscientiously OBJ
serve the seventh day of the week az the
Sabbath, or to prevent persons trave ing, OF
families emigraing, from pursuing their
Journey, or keepers Of toll bridges, toll
gates, and ferrymen, from attending the
same.
SEC. >. For all offences, and assess
ments under the provisions OF this act
the offenders shall be committed to the
Jail OF said county until the said fines to-
gather with the costs of prosecution shall be
paid
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect snd
be in force from and after its publication.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
Electic Female School.

We have received a copy OF the Scheme
of the cFemae Eclectic Institute" which
has been lately established at Davenport, by
Mrs. CAROLINE p. LINDSEY, \. NJ. The
Scheme is well written, and displays wide
and comprehensive views. II proposes
the establishment of great Female In
s,i,ute, hose pupils shall be trained Tor all
the duties of lile-which shall be at once
school of Literature, OF Household Econ
omy, Of Music, OF Manners. of the Pine
Arts, and OF Languages. 1t aims to pre-
pare pupils for both single and married lite,
so that Whatever may be their lot, they may
be prepared to cope whit. 4 full course
OF instruction will occupy eight years,
during which several hundred works Will
have &c be studied. consulted, and examn-
ed
Mas. LIspsLEY is certainly brave wo-
man. TO attempt the realization OF such a
Scheme. II il is not in her u command
success, she at least deserves it. II she
fails in it's mplishmen', she wi Il atleast
have the consolation Of having striven for
noble ends. No mere thorough Scheme OF
Female Education wss ever devised. II II
fails Of success it will be because the age is
not far enough advanced to appreciate it.
Whoever masters the course laid down IN
the Scheme, will be indeed,
"a perfec, woman noby planned
To warm, {. comfort, aut commaId.'
Rock Islander.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

RAILROAD AccIDEsT.-The Democrat
learns that ON Thursday evening about
O'Clock, as the train from the west on Rock
Island road, had reached about three miles
east OF La Sale, and beingin quite deep
cut, il encountered a mass of earth, which
had fallen upon the track from the bank
above There were two locomotives at
tached to tie train, both of which were
thrown off, and one pretty much smashed.
The baggage car was much damaged, hay
ing the trucks broken of, &c, and the rails
for quite distance, were torn up. One of
the Engineers jumped from bis locomotive
into Che snow, and escaped without injury.
The other was quite badly hurt. None Of
the passengers were injured.
Chicago Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

We see in the Kansas papers an account
,r riot in Kansas Territory in which 4
Rev. NJ. Hummer was very roughly han
d,ed We presume that Mr.. Hummer is no
other than the Rev. Michael Hummer who
ATTAINED universal notorcty in our State
few wears since and scarcely escaped mob
HING in our city some three years ago.
Aner which his wife obtained divorce
and he subsequently, married young lady
IN Des Moiucs county and removed to Kan
sas. ~
II appears that one Anthony Ward own
cd a claim on the Kansas river, and pro-
posed to take Hummer and Doctor (whose
name is not given, possibly DR., Margraye)
in as partners. with view OF laying OH
town. -
Soon after this partnership was formed
the Doctor and Preacher united their forces
and drove Ward off. denying him any right
or interest in the claim. Thereupon Ward
collected some forty OF his neighbors and on
the 18th of January they assembled on the
premises, and in the exercise o. the rights
and customs OF "squatter sovereignty pro-
ceeded to intlict summary justice. Ihey de.
molished Hammers slmnty and beat and
stoned him nearly to death and then set him
out five miles into the open prairie, and re-
turned and sold out his household plumber to
the highest bidder.
a rreat excitement seems to prevali IN
that vicinity, and considerable sympathy
is manifested for the cruel sutferlnss oi tue
unfortunate preachcr.-keohas Wa'g
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
Gbt aailp 6a5fttt,
ALFRED SANDERS, EplroR
D.v.nper., THURSDAY. Feb. ss' iss.
Tssl rssass in this city and Vicinity.


Esxl Estate In this City and Vicinity
Ctoakers must feel themselves sadly dis
.rpc;ntedwith regard to the prices OF real
estate in this city and vicinity. Those who
came here a twelyemonth since predicted a
decline in the price Q. property and deierrea
purchasing. Land, they then remarSea
hsa reached its maximum price ana must
now fall; il has steadily advanced for two
years and il now higher than IN the vicinity
Of maoy ofour Eastrn towns.
When the hard times in the East began TO
create a financial huitering among tthe
specul.,ors and heavy houses doing business
on credit, then, croakers predicted not only
. decline, hu, reaction in the real estate
market ofthis city. But did it comet No
on the contrary property has confirmed %
advance and these croakers now see thef
cid fogyism in not having sooner invested
Those, hard times that were to exert 60 de-
preciating an effect upon real estate here
are driving to the West men Of means VINO
otherwise would have remained at the East.
already not tenement is to ee had IN our
city and people are crowd;ng in continually.
Five and six families we are informed by a
gentleman who recently canvassed our city,
are in some cases Occupying houses built
as single tenements.
Spring will soon open upon Us, emsFants
to the West will begin to pour IN, the WORK
ON the Railroad will be resumed and prep
erty must continue TO advance. 80 long
as houses co mmand the rents they now do
eity lots are low at their present rates. and
% long as the demand is SO much greater
than the supply. houses will continue 70
command high rent.
We often hear men regret that they
had no, purchased property when they hrst
came to our city, while in the meantime
they are pursuing the same course and reiu-
sing 10 bny IN the hope of depreelation-
In some localities property no doubt is rated
too high, bu, in others there will be mate
rial advance during the ensuing building sea-
son.
Yesterday, by way Of Illustration, Mr. {.
8. Whisler sold two lots in the city Tor
Sl.s5o cash, which six months ago he IN
vain offered for 81 600. The lots are on the
bluff adjoining Gen. sargent's, and the pur-
chaser, an old citizen, intends erecting him
velfthere handsome family residence.
We repeat then, that gh the price OF
property in this city andvieinity may be es-
teemed high by those wis only view the
matter superfcially, yet when we take into
consideration the prospective progress OF
cur city and the comparatively few very de-
sirsbIe locations presented by the plateau
embracing its business portions, we must
conclude that the price of city property, at
least in this part OF our city, has not yet
reached its maximum.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

A pleasant INCIDENTAL letter wrl-
ter from New York relates the follow
ing
About fifteen years ago merchant OF
this city was in England. One morning
as he was repairing to return home, he had
hy his side on his table ten Or fifteen bank
notes of one thousand pounds each; as he
opened the window for some purpose, a
puff of wind blew the notes from the table,
and one was blown into the fire aud con-
sumed. The merchant made known his
loss to the bank; note was made OF the
transaction, but he was told that no rehei
could be afforded him by the bank. lie
bore his loss as well as he could. The
affair passed from his mind. A few weeks
ago this gentleman, now in business in this
city, received thousand pounds from The
bank whose note was burned. He was IN
formed that the bank had waited the allotted
time, fifteen years, to see il the note would
come back to the bank; no presen alton
had been made, and the bank had now legal
proof tina. the note was destroyed, as the
merchant had stated, and that he was en-
titled to the money. In these tight times
such a lift was quite timely.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
Rock Island Bridge.

The Washington correspondent OF the ~
Y Eve Pos. says:
The Chaneery case of he United States
against the Chicago and Rock Island Rali-
road Bridge Company will be argued IN
Chambers in this city, before Judge Mclean
on the a4,h Of the present month. The Oh
struction to the roads crossing the Mississip-
pi over Rock Island, by the resumption on
The part of the federal government Of the
military occupancy Of the island after the
repeated and formal abaBde nment OF many
wears standing, is regarded as an unyus TIM
able interference with Northern Paclnc
Railroad for the benefit Of the Southern
route through the Meslla valleys route Tor
which the Administration, and the Secreta-
nv of War particularly, have shown such eH-
traordinary zeal. In the bill OF complaints
against the Bridge Company, signed BY
Thomas Hoyne, United States District At
,orney for Illinois, great stress is laid upon
the injury to the rural beauty of the island,
which would result from the running OF a
railroad over it. 1.-THE government chooses
TO assume the functions Of a landscape gar
dener, Il onght at least 10 refrain from OPP.
posing its fastidious scruples to the rights oil
individual enterprise in the prosecution OF
works OF national advantage,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

TIE LrG1sLATURE.-This body after a
session OF forty-fve days-ten or h'teen OF
which it passed in northumberland yes
terday morning. We do not know when
we have had Legislature so promising,
which has accomplished so little. Indeed
Trey have left so much undone, that spe-
cai session is talked Of, and it is supposed
the Governor will call them together to nm
! sh the business for which they were sent,
early In the autumn Cficago Jour, 1914.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
sand dear she school-boy sTo4'
We meier forget. though there We are forget
"WomAx.s RreHrs .'-An act was passe

"WoMAK's RIGHTS An act was passed
by the recent Iowa Legislature coniering
upon citizen of Lee county the right 70
dispose Of his property without consulting
his wife, o. without being subject TO her
dover, provided that if she survive him, she
be entitled to one-halfof all his possessions,
1t was an unique proceeding and one thai
will furnish an argument for tie woman:
rights women.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
Oldsn Recollections

Our contemporary of the Dubuque Tribune
who il seems was student of Woodward
College, Cincinnati, in his notice of the
razing of the walls Of that ancient super
structure, INDUCES in many pleasing rehec-
tons. We must be permitted TO copy his
closing paragraph, On the plea he urges
that ssthere is tender spot in every manly
heart, which is ever ready to respond 10 the
"Reminiscences Of its school-boy days and the
glowing associations of incipient manhood"
A thousand pleasant recollections throng
the portals Of our brain, as We direct our
thoughts backward to the old recitation
room; the mild benevolent features Of Dr..
Aydelott, now gone TO render his account
and receive his "welcome plaudit;" the tall
thin form Of DIR. Ray, whose crown eternal
will be sfudded with many jewel Of mind
and heart which he has nurtured into being;
the favorite game at football; the pride 10
the we'll recited lesson, and the nortihc :
ton we experienced ever the problem we
had not sucdeeded in mastering: all lands
out in bold relief from the back ground OF
our boy hood,
sand dear the school-boy sToi,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
HOMES CHEAP.
Lots Mt Auction.

THE undersigned viii in few weeks lay Oh and
i ooer N auction Lots adjoining West Dayenpt IT.
e,ni.iufpo from 10 5ueres From these lois are the
rsss Views anywhere to be found Ia the vicinity Of
the city OF Davenport. .., -
baud and balance in -, and years. Any nhe de,
.ir,ns ~ obtaining del ghtfui site near timber ah'
water ia full view Of the cities OF harehpof'n oA
til For, armstrong aud many miles up and do NJ,
the river lad better avail themselves OF ths rare "u
favorable opportunity. e5 acres Of this aha VIA w
soi III, ~ 4, lii'"'0 so T. c. EADS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

Last Wednesday night lad named John
Sumer, fifteenyears old, was frozen to death
at vincenues, Ind. Some one had given
him liquor and made him drunk.-Erchangt
Paper.
Fathers of Iowa, vote TO suppress the
liquor traffic in our State that your sons
may not become the victims OF the destroy
ler.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

The PANAMA RAILROAD is said to be al.
ready doing an immense business aud at the
rates of fare must be highly profitable
The distance il 30 miles and the pusscngei
fare S25, or SO cats per mile! Passengers
baggage 10 cts. per h.; gold quarter Of
one per cent; ordinary freight !, ? and
cents per pound, according to class.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

Brw.Rp OF CousrEsr Cleve-
land Herald says new counterfeit b'ii mas
made its appearance there hye dollar
Farmers Bank of Kentucky" Nignette'
a'drove oil cattle; male head on the lett cor
ner, female head on the right; signatures
stitily engraved. The whole appearance O.
the note is well calculated tn deceive, and
Il is we'll executed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

Gro. w. GREY. the suicide OF Chca-
90, made will while in prison constituting
his Youngest son, boy Of only SIX years Of
age, his heir and cutting off without a shil-
ling his eldest sons, who are above the age
Of twenty. The will 10 TO be contested.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

The debt of tie city Of Milwaukee is ST.
oal,450 The city owns property to the
amount Of $50 Geo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

A person who undertakes to raise himself
by scandalizng others might as we'll sit
down on a wheelbarrow, and try to wheel
himself
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
Lots for Sale

lot on 4,h between lie Clare farha'" sfee's'
IL cheap and terms easy.
Also beautiful lot on Finn street ost"een f'it' -
h1 sa = aus -'rf'' EAps & STEW ART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
EADS g. STEWART,
General Land Agents : Notary Fuoi'cs'

WILL attend to the sale of real estate, at auction
w or private. leasing aud collecting rents and dcots
of any Kind aad rculisting proceeds promptly, laying
Taxes eonvesancis aud al kinds OF business VI 'ne''
lins.
Having efficient agents in many of the counties wssl
and especially in Iowa city and Fort pes Aoines thes
will attend promptly any business entrusted 10 theui
in those counties. Office I'd floor lie Claire Row.
Feb %
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
MACINTOSH Cd ADDITION,

40 BEAUTIFUL Lots.
u eautifll, located gu Harrison Scott Ripley ss
ID For Sale on literal terms. apply %
Clio. l. NICHOLS.
Feb 18Th, IS. Gcn'i. AEi.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

No. To- 4 Farm of95 acres. In SEE, I'll. RE =.
very good dwell ing and out -Lu,ahgs aua fsnah a.
cultivation. 41U fruit trees Of m. ny raretes NJ
ca per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

NJ. s0--FoR sale 70 Aercs, speculate ete MI,
uarii, ofciiy can b., laid nal into t,, s; PA,
slu8 Jser usrr. Apply Va GEO. l.. AItEsLs
Nov ~. JSS4-if hyes.
No r. .lpper Farm r lfo acres, Ice q pf.,ne.A
atres Of gso,l iIabnr ia Alien Grote Earia stl,
proyed-- 4, Ice 81 $50
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

No -Welltimbered eo5 Aeres. Only ,a5.,...
of Davenport. with On nrre>in cultivation Lstn, l
,iu4bcs, good bries dwelling. barn ale. ,uepg y
aud beautiful bg.iing sizhi; Prices SO nef,,,s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

NJ. t7--Finc Farm Of 100 Arfys, NEqfSst..Tg.
NJ, + We Improved. srss auingli II y GOD .al e
mRes from y. iriee $50 Psr acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
East Davenport.

~ BUILDING OTIS, well situated. with command
20 ing views Of the river, for sale ~ os rates and
Oh iibcra terms.
Perso.s wi,hng hca thy locality, aud property
that will enhance greatly ia value, should make ia
ycstmelt- in East Dayeired, especially for manu-
featuring powers. GEO NICHOLS, agt'
Feb Is.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

NJ 25-suPerb Farm 81 80 acfe., "A .iea o. i.
Nnscatin r9s,j s. miles west al Chs ktrttrrkts
ifuacrr- 10 culisaiinn balance in f,nbrr; hslet,
Z aea an. cost 80 ,tLG Pris. s5JaB
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
For Lease.

4 Brick Store on corner Of Rock Island AM Ir"n
n stroets-. Lotei Y 80. A 50 Three Lots on hofs
Isl nd st. vi be lei long lease from the LIST o
GEO. l.. NICHOLS,
Feb 18th, 1855. Land AgeIt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

,rn ACRES beautiful prnirie land ia Scott county,
lDt good log dweiiiogs some sheds aud oai oaiid
s, and splendid spring Of never fl iBs watSr, price
81 per aers asa bal. IA " months
LADS II STEWART
- M, AGENTS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
scott District Court.

Peter II. Jessen,
scott District Court,
Anna A. G.. VI. Jesscn.>
Petition for Iirorce from the bORis Of .Hirim0BR.
appearing ia the satisfaction of the Court that tie
defendant Anna A. G.. NJ. lessen IL not an uhnbtart
this State is therefore ordered that publication be
made Ia Dali! Gazette, newspaper published Ia the
City Of Davenport for four weeks. each week:
that defendant appear al lhe next District Court TO be
held for the County of Scott on the ETH dan March
next at the Court House. In tho city 0f Davenport
and then and there plead, answer demur 10 tho
piaBths petition the said petition wi be TAX en
pro eoafssso as TO her. JOSHUA d. PATTON,
FBp II. lS5J d. 4w ltcaw" slk. u. &.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

NO. I2-> mostlove'y spot of earth Of "a ,,,,. :.
n. Eusai Hoae-ou tie road 10 Is iaire
davenport, bound the kast by Dac Trsss ~
Yer, icr;lie aud AT ia Wood. pfire si5. ''e
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

M si-SUbarban Farm ~ aefss; les u y Fists
- ~ 81 al uaaer gcure; li4f "a Ilaiess % b. /
inga and arpctdasr; prter SIS Perlrre Affgo
Gro / AttkoLlh,Assal
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
EMPLOYMENT WANTED

1 YOUNG man slightly acquainted with HE radg
In this city. i Il of engaging. Ia aJs btssn,
whereby he can make an honest living salary. Wha.
ever worlIi To the employer Eastern aud South' III
references giYen also city /! required Please Mpp
a This Office Feb .3d H. 81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

No e.--Thc Knight Farm al 100 atree ,jtasit q
tho al mi ~ " - city; has gEcfc, q gaoe 10
Der. G0asres auder cultivation, sa.d aselialsa'
with other iupr ,rmcnts; eos, s-5tu; ieiy dessta
farnt--prige 50 TO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE,

DLoINAb DIE AhhI tUN % III
q MILES from Davenport, on the Mississippi river.
- II. a5J will he so Il entire. IN two
pr rts; 10 fenced SIS IA enltiT~tIon en The
premi SEES arc comfortable dwelling barn and other
o4t-hoIses an orchard of bearn;, fruit trees, never
falling springs. quarry of excellent limestone aud
abundance of timber for fa.l. Apply 70
ALFREn G, BILLION,
No. LeClairr Row Davenport
Feb Guts
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
aisp advertisements.
POSITIVELY
The last and closing out Sale
AT COST!

J. COO
Rnrc chances for buying Gooos
cheap
y.,.,un .o,, IN close up and go away. Ny en-
~ tire stock of Foreign and Domestic DRY oo9ns
boots. shoes Hats Caps, etc, etc., win ee onsfsu ~
and many articles under cost tsaeh as I,us SIP
SlwIs 0e LANES Ac.,l i.r few days longer az .n'
sign OF the Bfue Flag ON Brady Street. Come any
tr. again. nnpoNALD.
n. b. Stose for Rent.
Davenport, Iowa, Feb Goth, 1879
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
Unimprovea Land FOR Sale,

,ooo ACRES unimproved land for sale timber
lZUU and Prairie. good Running Mater. aud i
good raod near stone cool, Grist aud Saw Mills
FERNS easy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

No g. Farm tnc'y improved, oHiS stre':s Eer
heio~ the cIy Lrar TIE town ui bGta!r; sftfrtsea
81 gn"a timhcl iaTgc Frame building bhfE AID 'ssk
PrIee - Ut0
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22
For sale
For Sale.

Iaa Aces unmprovcd land Ia Scott county
HUI SO 40 per acre. las hand bal. in G q IL n"Htas
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-22

Ne ca Wcli improved farm ! oacfrs . lHffiat'
tIsl;g ~ franc iS Hin: rgd Gel sutlans,' kf
orchard Of caej frHit, n,aty ssreip : s'efs VI
.buadaLt; lies iniics ives. OF oity-Priec e. :
acre