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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
An Incident.

The following article, taken from the
Mani,owoc Herald, will, no doubt, prove in
s.eresting to our readers. Mrs. Russ is a
daughter of ell known citizen of Moline.
R. /. ADJ.
The Lady Elgin. Capt. Chamberlain, left
Collingwood on Tuesday night, and en-
countered rough weather. both in Georgian
Bay and Lake Huron, which subsidized before
her arrival at Maui,owoc. She had be-
tween two and three hondred passengers,
with an enormous freight, and the good
Lady" had an Increase 10 her already nu-
merous family in Georgian Bay. The even,
was detailed to US by a passenger, aad
turned on, to be quite pleasant as well as
novel incident. II appears that the wife
Of Mr.. Russ, who was emigrating from
Lowell. Mass to Moline, Ill was attacked
with 4 suIde illness on the cars between
Toronto and collingwood. The Conductor
gave the signal to the Engineer, an the
train made lightning speed for the latter
place. On her Arrival. the lady was con-
veyed Immediately on board the Eiyin, and
provided with q comfortable re, m, from
whence sounds were presently heard. which
caused the venerable clerk of the boat to
look over his spectacles in astonishment.-
The wall OF a wee voice, and sundry tele-
graphic signs passing through the ladies'
cabin, announced that Mrs. r. was the
mother Of a"l,tie girl" T.ie storm yed,
but the mother and oh Id were doing we'll,
aud three hundred people had something TO
talk about besides being sea-sick and "the
dangers of the deep" As soon as the cir.
cumstance became generally known among
the passengers, the greatest interest was
manifested for the little stranger. A name
mus, be had; but all partie. had been taken
by surprise-what shouldit be, The beau
tful Bay and the noble steamer were sug-
gestiye objects, and "GEoRGiASA ELGEsA
Russ" was forthwith registered in the
Steamers family Bible. But good works
did not stop here. The babe mus. have
token TO remind il Of its adventure some
stormy night" upon the water, and purse
of Sl2 was collected and placed in Capt,
Cham berlain's hands, who was commission.
ed to purchase handsome silver cup,
whereon is to be engraved the folio wing
Inscription:
PREsE STED BY THE PASSENGERS
LADY ELGiS,
GEoRGtANA ELGESA RUSS,
Born on the 18th Sept. 1855, board The Steamer
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
Newspaper rasli.A.rs.

Some one who seems to understand the
-. 49,. f..rno,v .ho,, news.
''0'eS' ",ss A''' ,,.,ac N.
paper pnoiishcfs' AS 9e"eia' s"'"s '"'
remaEks arsstrue, bps we are pleased 70 say
Nat there are some hOAorable exceptions
\. ~. ,,,.. am. ner who ramerber the
,.h;.h - q, v..,,h or
u'e sou'S1 "o 49,
iniaence efose ma eouiefs again VINO
promptly pay the "printer's bill":
.The rosnlt Of nv observation enables,
me to state as fac, that publishers of news
p.pers are more poorly rewarded than any
other class Of men in the United States.
who inyestan equal amour, OF labor capital
and thought. they are expected to do
more service for less pay. TO stand more
eponcing and "dead heading" TO puff and
defend more peoplc and sorts OF people,
without fee or hope Of reward, than any
o:her class. They credit wider and longer;
get oftener cheated, suffer more pecuaiary
loss and are oitener the victims of misplaced
confidence than any other calling in the
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
l...ra Il Or. Kaa..

The people ofNew York were most joy
fully surprised on the llth mat. by the ar
rival in The harbor Of the two vessels which
had beensent in search of DR.. Kane and his
fellow soyasss& Coassary to expectation
they have broui n. bssk the DE-. and his
comp.uion.. 1hc irst hassy Aecopn. Of
the matter sayss-> LEY
The propeller Ira and the barque Re-
leaec, which sailed from this portin June,
In search Of DR.. Kane, returned this even
ing To this port, having on board Dr.. kans
and his party. The propeller and barquc
made their way north in Smiths Sound, up
% 70 degs. so min when they were stopped
oy ice, aud worked their way in shore to
] end passage. They discovered an In
dian village. where they learned that DR..
! Kane and his party had gone South. They
then returned to Disco's Island, in Davis
Straits, where they found the Kane Expe-
dition.
Il appeared Kane had pushed his vessel
Rescue as far north as 81 dogs. when he
was frozen in and they remained BY all win
ter, sending to the Indian village above
mentioned for provisions, which were sup.
! piled by the Inhabitants, Ia the spring
! they abandoned the ship and started south
/ on sledges ill they reached the town o;
Upper ,Nasick,a Danish settlement. on the
west coast Of Greenland, whence they were
conveyed in a Danish vessel to the Island
| Of Disco and were found there by the
searching expectation. Three of kane's ex-
petition died from exposure. viz: Christian.
sen Ossen, carpenter. Pierre Schubert,
cook, Jefferson Rocker, seaman. The re-
msinder were more or less frost bitten
On the 4th Of September the Rescue mar
rowiy escaped shipwreck BY coming in con-
tact with an iceberg, which struck her bull
wark and carried away her boats. The two
vessels were fast and they were frozen in
for the winter, but finally got out. This
winter was unusually severe in the Arctic
regions. and many natives persisted from
exposure and starvation and had TO eat tn cir
dogs. the extreme cold having prevented the
usual hunting expeditions. No traces were
discovered Of Sir John franklin"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

METHopisTs IN SOUTHERN ILL,SoTs.-A
correspondent OF the No. Republican, wr-
ting from Alton the proceedings Of the
Methods, Annual Conference for South
ern Illinois, recently held in that city,
says
"One or two facts were developed during
the. session which ! was not prepared to
hear. This Conference has lost about L..
600 members during the past " ar, and there
is material falling OFF in the number of
young men offering themselves for the Meth
odist ministry. bishop Jayne alluded 10
these facts in his closing address, and urg-
ed the Conference TO renewed zeal and
faith for the year TO come"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

The following paragraph, which we
quote from the st. Louis In,eligeneer OF
the 9Th, would indicate that Senator Doug
las is not very fond Of discussion:
"Jndge TRumBuLL, one Of the Senators
OF Illinois, will address his constituents in
Alton, TO night. He has eudeavored to pre-
vail on Judge Douglas to permit discus.
sion Of both sides at bis meetings, but the
smart Senator declined. Mr.. Douglas got
enough Of replies when DR.. Mcdowell re-
Piled to his st. Louis speech. He would
rather not be followed"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

ALTIssrho RirTIoy.-Describing the
opening proceedings ofthe Provincial Coun
Gil at St. Louis, the Republican says
"In the Benedictus, we cannot forge
one passage sung by Mrs. Ringing, the
leading Alto I'VE should say. the Altissmo
of anything we had heard. The sweetest
warbling, rising like the morning song o!
the lark Till it reaches heavens gate, and
then, when all expected it was exhausted
soaring again aud sgain, was truly enrap'ur-
ing"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

DYING FROM EMOTION The father of
Tuckerman, the Boston defaulter, was well
known as genial man, with a smile and a
pleasant word for every one. Since the
news of his sons swindin. transa' ton was
made known, all joyful expression left his
face, aad his s,olid textures, his eyes fixed
OH vacancy, and his gh4stly, pailid colof,
all showed that deep grief had taken pos
session Of him. Some ten days since, with
on, any marked cause, he died from shame
the victim of his son. There may have
been no rupture Of the cardiac organ, but
the world recognizes it as broken heart.
II the son is uamovcd BY the thoughts Of
the orphans and widows be has wronged,
will he be touched by the parricidal results
Of his witlful ongdoing
The death of Mr.. Dellicker. a we'll
known merchant, who resides in Brooklyn,
occurred on Monday. under very peculiar
circumstances. He was in perfectly good
iealth, and had just returned from the
country where he had left his wife, who
was recovering from a recent illness. He
had but reached home when Il telegraphic
message was brought TO him announcing his
wife's death He sal.s into chair on read
ing the said news, said he felt very III, and
requested that physician should be sent
for and died immediately. The influence
Of the body over the mind is mysterious,
ana its effects are startling The above
instances are not unusual. but ne the less
noteworthy. Y. Times, Sd.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
The psnish piMenity.

The Washington Union says il is not
tsus that messenger has been sent to
Dsnmark with dispatches TO our represent
atiye, directing linn TO enter into negetia-
TONS relative to the Sound Duties. Ii is
stated that the A administration retains its
original position, which, We believe, is that
at the expiration Of the subsisting treaty,
If no intermediate arrangement be effected
American vessels would cease to pay duties
when passing through the Sound on the
Danish coast.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

a FAiLUEE.-The Mass Liquor meeting
advertised to be held at Syracuse on the
iIth inst is iaid 10 have been a f4ilure.
The Rev. SIR. Lovejoy was to have address
ed the meeting, but The smallness 81 the
crowd eisincliued him to make any re-
marks.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

Coop ADVICE -Tae Worcester Trans
oris, gives the fJllowing account Of legal
exploit quite slrpassing The one which late.
" created som, sensation in Newport:
"A legal acquaintance Of ours, b,
was called on to defend miserable spe-
cimen of humanity accused of petit iarcen.
cy; it was at the examination before the
justice that the instance occurred.-Aster
the preliminaries, when it came to the ques-
tin Of waving an examination, the prison.
er and B. whispered away at each other
Il few minutes, and then B. asked il he
might take the prisoner into an adjoining
room to CONF erse with him somewhat more
freely. Leave was granted, and they re-
tired. Ten minutes elapsed-tii,een-and
il was crowding hard upon twenty minutes
of the precious time Of the court, when the
door was opened and B. made his ap-
pearance alone. The constable made
plunge for the next room, but nobody was
there, whereupon the following dialogue en-
sued
Judge (in great haste)-Mr. B. where
is your Client. where is the prisoner
B. with great composurel-l don't
know your Honor-in fact, couldn't give
you the information.
but, Sir you must know; this is a
pretty piece Of business; what does it mean,
Sir!
B. Well, may il please the court,
was bound to give my client the best advice
in my power, as presume your Honor will
admit, and finding that the fellow as gull
ty, guilty as the devil your Honor, advised
him to leave as quick as he could get
chance-and blow me il he didn't throw up
the back window and streak it for the wood
about as lively as ever saw man move.
I was so astonIshed, may it please the court,
at his extraordinary good sense and prompt
ness that couldn't come in Immediately
to notify you. Besides have los, my fee,
and hope that the court, under the circum-
stances, will order the State to pay me the
am Iunt
This last was to much for the dignity of
the court, or the propriety Of the place
and that case was continued. BIS rep
u.aiion as counsellor rose rapidly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

DEsrxUcrTg ffEE.-At Brooklyn, N.
Y, on the mornins Of the lith inst, the
excessive aosring mills Of Heeker e. Co..
we're destroyed BY FIRE. together with 1900
bills. Of -four aud about 10000 busnels Of
wheat. The loss Was estimated at $50
ooo, which was mostly covered by insu-
rance.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

AN IRISH BuLL.-A friend in Brooklyn
the other day saw an Irish carman Juggling
away at the cover of one of the public els
terms, so as to drop his load of coal therein
the purchaser in the contiguous house hav-
ing told the man to put it down the coal
"slide." 1.-The had not been stopped he
xoul have poured it into the cistern in an
othtr mnu,e.-V Y Post
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

Among the monsters in the recent Hort
cultural exhibition in New York city was
conference, a sqnash from Stan ord, CT,
five feet in circumference. fellow French
squash oetn cen seven aud eight feet around
and ct thirty inches round.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

a French merchant named SueiIlon was
arrested in New York City on the 10th
inst, under the Extradi,ion treaty with
France, for forgery to large amount com.
mIited near Paris.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

Rev. VIM. b. Ross, of Newport, KY, a
very influential citizen was killed recent.
" in an effort to arrest the speed of run.
away horse attached to miik-wagon. Ii,
10 great piece Of fool-hardiness in any
man to attempt to check runaway horses,
unless life be in danger.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

Washington Hunt publishes letter in
the n. Y. Comm rci4 Alperliser. denying
mos. emphs,icsliy that be voted with the
X Ms, and declaring s.ia' lie noa oaly W
Ted Fof Geg CLARK aaa lhe saeiy Way
A.. put urged all MS friends 20 Do iikeSis-.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

Two stable keepers on Hanover street.
Boston, have been prosecuted under an old
law, which makes proprietors of livery STA
bles within given number Of feet from Il
church, liatle to fae Of SI0oo--one half
to the complainant, and the other to the
poor.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

The editor Of the Washington Union
thinks there is too much agitation in this
country. He advises the pouring OF oil on
the water. But, while giving this advice,
he pours all his own oil on the fire Lou
Jour
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

PofuLous CAEis.-An exchange pa
per ssys-"It is only twenty-five years
since the frstiog cabin was erected in Bur.
ilngton, Iowa, and it now contains ten
thousand inhabitants"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

X. X AcerpEsr.-The express train
near Dunkirk on the Erie Railroad
ran of the track near Stockport station,
on thursday night last, in consequence Of
the negligence of switch tender. A
ed, and several passengers in the emigrant
cars Injured.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

The latest dispatches from Norfolk state
that the fever had entirely disappeared,
both from that city and Portsmouth.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

hr. Brooks, the nronaut, made very
tine ascension in his balloon from Burling-
ton on last Wednesday. lie was in sight
thirty minutes.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
ENORMOUS SALE OF LOTS,
On Saturday. the 9th day Of Octobs, ,.,,
IN EAnS' ADDITION TO M'EST NJ N ao0o,

NEAps' ADDITION TO WEST DAvtNfoHTS'
Much the largest sale OF Suburban I.,,. 80,
ANl-feIed IN ,his city by aprisat. osn,nx viii , OF
place On that day a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ on The n, ase
nmnioases " hacks will have c..ry-hal kaa,,s,
tt'it pai teth pfeeiseh, from tie n, n, af us
he II RAIDS Stewart, lie Claire Block 10 eorsa OF
"ho wish 10 purchase, free Of charge, To and a AZ
ssiJ premises. Ysa Hom
THIS safe viii be positive and will afford IN. H..
ehanee 20 pufel ase lots Ia his beautiful addto,
fubie sale. '"h a.
We're ingt that our city Is daily oyernoxi,,x,,
strnngers, should not deem description AZ r.e a
Lot. nsetssars as al who are convcr,ant AT 49,
d. beaaiitui surroundings of the ria,e are 49,,
the beaut. uftaopropcry now ole red. The sag,,
NOW offered Is situated u to 2 miles below Tho ~,
embracing blun ana bottom land, from some 49,, ~!
shiyh are H'ast magnificent Views Of Rock LIa,d ~,
Armstrong, Davenport nd number Of mil, |, nn 80
doNn the nsrr. In view of tn. large hunter d. Law
- b" sold, The owner has sdopted such teru,. V
place II within she reach o every one L, b..osI""
purchaser. Ictrs eBe.nfth In hand, oue.sns P .
re iIh la ., one 9th in 3, and -ahh in ya. T.
wth ~ per ct. Interest. Title Bonds for D.rf. ~,
he giyel, or Deeds, md Deeds nf Trust taL,n ,, ~
eur. = tered pay meBis. flzts ma, he seen am :,
nee II sadsN Stewart, OF AT Michael Minthtr'. a..
l",n'.s " f'sH's's. &c. EAbs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

Rev Henry waed Bsecher is now lee
turing 10 Chicago.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15

nuR Mr. .CnrbIn will leave on the 10th insan, 70,
s/Norihern Iowa and Minnesota to attic nd the la I'D
saie'' ~. orders leh at our Banking House OF
before the 18th VIII be ca refuIy attended 10.
Oct u IS DIT MAEhL0T CORBiN,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
JULIUS LYTANCE, WIN. HANSEN
LAND lGUNTC

Bay aud sell Rsl Estate, kent Hons's and Farms
Collect Rents, and attend promptly 10 ali bushes.
entrusi ed u their care
once I'd street, between Harrison and Ripley
EnRiish' German, Danish, Norwegian and swcdish
'~N s"as's spoheh' ot II dly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
WHOLESALE AND hEIaiL
Dug and Paint House,
Illinois 4se-t,t two doors east OF Buffalo.
HENRY D. WEED.

HENRY u. WEED,
j Paints .oits tna bye stugt a.w4seEer brought
into koes sand when he .fcrs ~ the trade at
small advance on Eastern pr es M u re til 90 very
rsasnuntts terms A. hts stock ruF6hnsrd ffulu
arsi elias. h-uses IN New Ysrk, Boston u Phiibsc
paia a,.d Is constantly being FefleHi.hea, cn'taners
rely upon s,etpDe pure and anaiuitersted Drug
Having bsen for the years h THIS drag tfzti,
hefcyis eonadcnt Ia s4ytg thai Lis staek Of Drues
cannot be esrri ~ forqlatiiy. safials ana Ies rri
ses IN III, section % rsan.rs Al The regular aid
reliable PATENT WBDtGBeEs
Of the ds3, amntg ahieh are ~. foiIo~ag
Jayne's tsini Medicines, Mustang Lintpstt,
Sit ans ArataGn -
Heiane's Nerve and Rom" IiRinlcIi
"a airy - - Ncasers S,tnp.
falloNat.s Plis sn4iih's Tenir syrup
sibtmeIt, AYERS Chsrts foeI1tai,
Bult's Sarsalssgllia, J. dis hotHgegue
TuN nsrbd's :. Ncsstor's srsrsn-,
6uys0a's a. IyoH.s hhu arsnb,
Marshal = Jtef.nS q tholi.,sa.
BNt>iii:~, EstssEi
WhsMA.hb ailst1rsf'siLt Rfushcs, all sizes,
hir - Farnish . -
Hafs., Seam and ether scrnb :. - -
bras,rs. IN great saricty 1onth ard Nil BrHshcs,
PAINTS, PAINTS.
Lnso.d Oh. LithArse,
SpiFit. FurpeHtine. Ohio ftre PTAnf,
,hrnuie ,yrrrn,d - ground srttith, laIHn
yellow Cnpai Vari Guai
Red Leaf, hsgAaltum,
Venetian Red. - Black Leather,
oshnc French, White Lead IN Oh,
- American. ziac Whit.
Also, large stock eli ard, b lie al FERN bll-
by the barrel or isss gasutiy.
Persons IL ~ant oI any articles in my line ~ nrt
greatly - their advantage I" give nee sSii d"
rot adve aisr p,ie.s nor the tmeut vi stock have
and adv ertIs.d prises esnEot be rsitsd uI~, lnl
Customers calling al NY store nj - iIOcs DC sup
HENRY D. WEN,
Oct. ad-if 20 Illinois street, Ra-k l-ianI.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
I0TICE
LuMRIF LuhpgR, LuNREp

LUMBER LUhRER. LUMBER!
THE Arm of SCRIPTURE MARQUIS, now OPP
L Grating in The mil Know - the hceaTtN null. To-
the lower Etrt If The ny - layrrJari, have Hu'
VIII Keep slaBty oG haHi large ftneui 1t
kinds Of
Building and Framing Lumber, Shingles
ana Laths,
Ia large gurr titles And Hey wnUld particularly ca
The allcItip OF tuoFGrs aud Miticrs 10 their Iargr
stock Of machine ttaycs, Jontci and al reudy
be- put together In Barrels. This mHehiEe II caIa hI
Of eating stu ihuHsyu slaves day, al the be,,
qualify. ttil aud examine for Yourselves,
AZ THIS n,ti ala 0rders shall b. promptly attended ~
and ths PfoPyctors Halter Themselves that they car
give saii ,rilon - all who may favor iIh esll.
J. SCRIPTURE. f.. MARQUIS.
sepI3wGmdiw
SPLENDID PROPERTY ON TINE.
A wish 10 enhance the value ofth0 pr0perty ea,t
~ Ofthe depot by buIlding, wiz .cii my present
residence at reasonable PtiCe and onn credtaf
10 ten years, tho location not he excel ed, thu
improvements consist Of d TWO story stone hnusc
with "a roomsand two halls, large stone stable. Ice
house, &c The lot has lI1ht on Front street OF
hundred aud Iweuty feet aud Is over hall square In
szei ais adorned vih eyotgfeens aud other shrub
berry aud has many sliHsbir iTutt and snA. trees
it. This properly Is des.Iivd eventually To be OF great
valgs. Tho buildings erected sufficient distance
batk ~ adHiiI nf being ereTed In tom and
there Example ground for several ds etiings Her.
y aIl Oppufluuily 10 SECURE NhlHaiir property and
hntlhi X Of nTsi duaits at yery low MITES and On
time nrNrr i.i"E' pRcrgsI. ApldyIo
Vgh3 d.n = Z. FULTON.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
STEAMBOAT REGYsrIl.
Kent By Jas. xullin, Front Street.
AnRIEEA

Oeti3 Lamartine. Phelps, Mnseatine.
Jenny lind Haight, Montrosc.
Royal Arch, Cline, Galena.
James Ly ons, Holiday, 81, Louis. N
Navigator, Cnambiin, do
DEPARTED. a
Lame rhine, Phelps, Muscatine,
@ Jenny Lind. Haight, Mcntroso. IS
hoyai Arch, CLINE. CAlena. =
James Lyons, Holiday, StfAul. &
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
RARE CHANCE

- "a so9sLItIf apiiea ~ soon. i.laire q
hr oisse. ods, dis'
Du1SAM's Magpsinc Tor October. Ai.o sectional
] Maps of fVsA.
oet5 No. lie rlare IloeE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
~ THE
LADY kLGlS,

G EoRGtASA ELGENA RUSS
Born on the 18th Sept. 1855, board The Steam
Lady Eiyn, 10 Georgian Bay.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
The Greatest BARGAINS in
DRY GOODS,
ever offered in na,cnpor are 10 be Z ind In tho
isfeo"o" S..snG a. n a u,D

ADAlSON a. RApp,
= second a .hbose Perry.
They have how on sale spi q ,tidip,e ef
Fine CobMrg Cloths e,.snry'sng every dcsi-
rabls shade of and u, pecshai astonsh ever,
onaior theif chcapncss.
"a A1a1K cts. We have splendid stock o
K|SSx ets Slch 10 rsWand wtilsclf 60 Per cent csf
,Aan draatrriccs. Hopsaxrepers should give US as
early call
Trimm Silks,in great variety OF eoiors
Whit. we cut ither straight Or bfhs, iosut cas'o-
mers.
Irish IimcnS.-0ar Linen. have been selected
Win rrcst r,vr,uuA rrru re EuHynrtced 10 be frye
from any admistIrc OF COTTON. We have some oi'he
finest Lnens imported. 1 Il
I.ndic~s CIoaking ClOths-We tpvfte Par-
ticnIur attention 10 our stock NJ these goods, which
for beauty Of color and hnish' ana ior enoapnes"s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
To Ioiners and cahire, Makers,
ElR NAlE
WASHINGTON NURSERIES

I'kGtl aHa orRa mental frees. shrht. se s.,
uteF. aGsd oihsrs IN THIS slriait, ma, drer.i a.
81 genuine Ari r., by apr b ng 10 the .sA., h.,
ur Prnprisiors have losted ground. " th,s ais
ana batBht for htiure operations ard xli. Ia "a.
las make icrr shtpua-it. IT, III. riy froB
sIo.Hts II Gen sYa, \. y and have 40 iffesloBse
AgrrIs.
or!sFs respcdtn'ly solicited.
uhes, No. ?. On Second haor Of u fihrrss4 Rlosk
EHtransc ou kF4.;y ~ trst door eiav srrerA 81
Davenport, Oct Gw.m gN0. d. WALDO
For Sale or Rent.
THE BGiidltF known ~ the Csrri,rc Psnsrit,,, On
/! ~ street tyiwvrn Rock bland snd Prrry sttrra.
ort 10 ~ NHlTbkER A CRAM
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
For Minnesota

l nS3d 81. near Main sniati sun Of money which
- the owner rAn have Il BY calling the subscr!b-
or, coz ~ 9. Perry -. J. NJ DALZELL.