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The Georgetown news., 1855-11-22

pa In America children are perpetual
ly "watered," as though they were amphib-
ious animals. In the East Indies children
are rarely washed in water; but they are
oiled every day. A child'S head can be
kept much cleaner if oiled than without it,
and many young persons with hectic cheeks
would probably never know the last days of
consumption if their parents would insist
on having the chest, back and limbs anoint-
ed with sweet oil two or three times a week.
The Hebrew physicians seem to have con-
sidered oil as more efficacious than any 9th
er remedy. The sick were always anoint-
ed with oil as the most powerful means that
was known of checking disease.
The Georgetown news., 1855-11-22
BUSINESS CARDS.
VIM. E"in=,
Graham &C CO.,

(BRANCH OF GRAHAM & co. GEORGETOWN.)
MAIN STREET, BOTTLE HILL.
Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Cigars, Ii
quOrs, &c.
The highest price paid at all times for Gold Dust
Bottle Hill, April 23d, 1855. [2S-tf
The Georgetown news., 1855-11-22
i. 9. Reyburn,
Justice of the Peace.

DAY, DR.. F. c., Main street, Georgetown
IL Office opposite Adams & Co.
Oct 26 1854. 2tf
The Georgetown news., 1855-11-22
L. O. OF O. "a.

- GsSslzs MementO Lodge, No. 81, Institu-
SGgVsaE=ted, March 22nd, 1855. Meets on
5yisSTe$<- Thursday of each week, at the Ma
sonic Hall, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Transient Brothers, in good standing, are cor
daily invited to attend.
J. J. LEWIS, n. G.
s. KNOX. Sec'Y.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
Court u Claims.

A Washington correspondent OF the Buff
falo Commercial, makes the following re.
marks in reference to this new judicatory
There will be cause for congratnla,ion, il
the opinion expressed in the concluding SEN
t-nce shall be proven to have been cor
rect
1.-The decisions of this Court will possess
greater interest and will be Of far greater
Importance to The country than those OF any
other Court; and, fortunately for the coun-
try, The President has placed upon 1t men
of great ability, learning and research. II
is a very ube Court, and have no doubt
that when the country comes TO Witness It's
practical operation, its establishment VIII
be considered of the very greatest import
ance, not only in securing the Treasury
against fraudulent claims, but also in ad-
minisiering speedy justice to merl'orious
creditors OF the government. The establish
ment ofthe Court. If sustained. as have no
doubt il will be. will prove death blow to
all corrupt legislation upon the subject OF
private claims
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
The nrbrous Express.

Our contemporary ofihe Dubuque LrpresS
ana Herald thinks that We misunderstood
the language of that journal when we SAID
that it gave reluctant approval to the pro-
ceedines of tie Fart Des Mpines Conven-
ton. We certainly did SO understand its
article ut the ,ime, but we are certainly
willing TO accept the corr ction OF the Er-
press, and say that it gives those proceed
inys a cordial approval, or an approval not
reluctant hiehever may be the pre,cra-
BILE form of expression.
We will further state that We fully agree
with wha, our contemporary says concern
ing the eandor and courtesy that should
characterize the conduct of public Journal.
Those essentials ought to be Observed,
whether they are reciprocated or not; much
more shall we always endeavor TO observe
them in regard to those tho are as courte-
Gus and candid as the present conductors
of the Express.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
THE Wan suMo1.

In the course OF sumo comments on the
articles of the LoHdon Times which, it APP
pears, caused a accusation, almost amount
ing 10 panic. among The people Of En-
gland, the N. Y. Ttibane says
.But in sober earnest it is beneath our
dignity and the dignity Of our country 10
notice the bullying buster or gorgeous
pas sopadc Of the London Times or the rot
ten sources from h;ch it receives instruc-
ton. When public opinion in England De-
comes tor a moment as strongly III favor ei
a rupture with America as 1t Is now dec,-
dedly adverse. it will be time enough tor US
To treat seriously Of the absurdity and Jolly
Of war between the two nations"
We have no idea that there will be any
war between the two countries IRON the
causes suggested. We are confident that
the people Of the respective nations desire
no war, and We think they will hardly be
forced into one BY any blunderings or worse
motives OF their representatives in high
places. In the present posture OF her do
mestic and foreign affairs, war with the
United States would be highly disastrous, i
not fatal to England, and though the course
Of her ruling statesmen has been character
lied by much both Of folly and imbecility,
i, is to be hoped that their mal-adminstra-
ton will not place their country in worse
position than she now occupies. When no
sensible people think that there are any
present causes Sufficient to justify war
between the people OF two such countries,
all friends Of humanity and human improve
ment will desire that the New World be not
made a participant in the horrors which
are now dstracting and devastating the oid
World.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
The prirs Movers Of Agitation.

Down with the agi,ators they say. So
we say. and ever have said I. But down
first OF all, we yet more strongly say, with
the original agents, the prime movers OF az
tation. Down with the Douglases and The
Whole crew OF his allies and followers
North and South. 1t is they who give these
agi,ators ali their power and opportunity
Anti-Siavery brawlers 10 not make rebel
lion: like Worcester, they find it. The
breath OF demugogues may tan agitation,
tut can never k.ndlc it. 1t takes sub
stant,al grievance to do that. "A species
OF men to whom state of order would be-
come sentence of obscuri'y are nourish-
ing into u dangerous magnitude by the heat
OF intestine Disturbances; anil it is no won
der that by sort of sinister piety, they
cherish in their turn the disorders which arc
the parents of all their consequence. Su-
peri eial observers consider such persons as
the cause Vi the public uneasiness, when IN
truth they are nothing more tina n the Effect
of it," That's Bur Ike, aud we say "ditto to
Mr.. Burke" | is undeniably truth, and
moments reflection shows it. FIRST OF all,
then, pat your quietas on the source OF the
mischief Down with the innpvdtors at
Washington " y. Courier AID nqair-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
Rink Notice

GEaFrRry Mossros; 1As FaitEiess GsHrdfa" y.
Mas. MoopIg. lie Wit davenport, Publishers,
100 x Ice Sassaa-st. New fora.
Encouraged by the success OF her hrst
book, entitled "Ronghing it in the Bush,
Mrs. Mode has sin &c frequently been o
claimant on public attention. and now
again appears with new book of the nc
ton school, However attractive this vol
ume may be, it lacks the chief charm OF Its
predecessor. that OF being recital OF actual
occurrences. There is said to be me
moral tone pervading this entire work,
which cannot fail toimpart both knowledge
and pleasure. The admirers Of Mrs. Moo
die, or Of light reading, can find Godfrey
Moncton at Jso. GILLErr's, i'll the old post
office rom.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
HKnRy WARD BErcnKR on 4 LoooMo-

HENRY WARD BEEcHER ON LoCoMo-
TIVE by the favor Of influential friends
was allowed the privileges OF the road
when | took the cars for Lawrenceburg and
Cincinnati. therefore determined to 60
upon the locomotive, the better to see the
ground over which, or rather through which,
in earlier years | had waded wear'iy on
horseback. No man knows any thing OF
mud until he has lived in the West. Three
d,ys to Cincinnati, in my day, was good
travelling. Now about four hours is requlr-
ed
Mounted on the engine, rode in triumph
over the swamps, across the corduroy roads
along the black, deep river bottoms that
used to have such terriers. glored over
them. could not help fancying that there
y ms a subdued look to the roads and rails,
as if they felt that they were conquered and
humbled. Letter in N. Y. Independent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

SALE OF LIONS, ELEPHANTS, ETc.--The
geological collection which has recently
been on exhibition at the New York HI-
podrome was sold by auction last week
The Evening Post has report OF the sale,
BY which We learn that a polar hear brought
s475; Bengal tiger, S;2a5; two lions and
a honess, S375; zebra ard leopard
$685.; lion and hyena, SIS; a lama and
a grizzly bear, $50; lioness. 81 10; small
Brazilian tiger, S1l0; large Brazilian IL
ger, $40; zebra, S375; cage OF monkeys
$40; rhinoceros S575; camel, $40 and
four elephants respectively sl,4lo, $1,000,
! Sl,l00, AMI 81 100.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

Is IT A WING TRIck.-Thc anti-Ameri-
can press has essayed to show that the A.
mercan party was Wing trick-t',at A
mericans were "Whigs in Disguise The
recent American triumph in Mary land clear
ly shows tie utter ia!sity of these charges.
The Americans have carried the four Con-
gressiunal districts which were represented
in the last Congress 10y administration men,
and have lost tie two districts which were
represented ia the last Congress by tu'.
Wings. The Wing counties have gwen
anl-American ma!prities, and Every Dem
ocratic county in the State, with bu, two
exceptions, has given American majorities
Bait more city and toun ). which have bore
toiore been Democratic by large maiorties
now send to Congress two Americans, az
to the Maryland Legislature sixteen Amer
can representatives. American Organ.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

LACE HARBons.--The Chicago Press, no.
ticing the gale on the Lake, last Saturday
morning, says that vessel owners who now
have vessels out feel great anxiety, as the
condition Of the entrance TO the harbor II
such that the attempt TO get in, in any bu
the best weather. is extremely hazardous
We should think there can be no doubt tina
the people OF the Northwest, and especial
ly those of Northern Illinois, will hereafte
assist in electing to national office 10 maj
who is not in favor Of improving Wesasi
Lakes and Rivers.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
from the New York journal of Commerce 18Th.

From the New York journal OF Commerce 1871
SERIOUS RAILROAD AccIDExr-Two PER-
SONS KILLED AND SEVERAL INJUR~D-A
serious accident occurred on the Harlem
Railroad last evening. As the Express
Train from Albany fur New York, which
lei; Cha main Four Corners at ) 80, in charge
vi Dir. RJoert White, c.niucto-, was about
nidwcy uetseen COssase and Boston Cor.
ners, gJiag oser an embankment Of thirty
five feet elevation. he entire train, with the
exception Of the engine and tender, was
suddenly precipifa'ei mo the va! ey below
by 4 sudden grst Of ,oind, as IS alleged, land
ing with great violence npsilo down. Il {
train consisted OF the engine, tender, bag
gage car, and three passenger cars,-tLe
latter filled with passengers.
Great consternation Prevailed on every
side as the aiir:ghtcd passengers founC
themselves suddenly preripitated down the
embankment, amid the wreck OF the cars
and the shattered baggage. The lights hat
been ex,inguished, and midnight darl;
n IS envcloped the scene. The Conductor
Immediately set about ex,r!cating the dying
aud wounded from the ruins, and also dis
p, ched the engineer to Miller,on, the near
est station, about seven miles distant, iol
assistance. On removing the wreck it wal
found that two passengers were Killed, sew.
eral others badly injured, and large nun
Der more or less Disabled.
The accident is Of very pc cular nature
nothing OF the kind ever having occurred
before.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
IMPORTANT VERptcr.-J. Fl. S

IMPORTANT VERDICT j. Fl. Stanley,
the Railroad cripple, who has been on
clutches in Court, and now sports cork
leg, in consequence Of losing limb by the
care!essness Of the employees on the Lake
Shore Road obtained verdict first in the
Common Pleas Of $4,000, has now on ap-
peal by Defendant to the District Court, OBJ
tanned verdict of S5 900 at the present
term. This is special good luck to Stanley
who is poor, honest, but crippled for lie by
this accident. II will be a matter Of genera
JOY I, all Railroad cripples everywhere
PlatndeaLer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

A Dgc SrogY.-The Sacr m nto Union
tells queer dog story. dtg having de-
posted d bone with some puirid me It upon
il. in his masters house, the cook removed
il TO the crotch Of tree out Of reach. At
ter circiing the tree, and concluding that he
could not attain the prize unalded, the dog
proceeded 10 Il ei2hboring house, aud sue.
ceedcd, BY his opportunities, IN Inducing d
car, with which he was familiar, 70 accom-
paay htm, mount the tree, aud cav off the
..swee, morsel," which he ag iintrumphant-
Is placed in tue hall.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

DEMAND FOR BooKs.-The English pa
pers mention that thousand cop
les Of Macsulay's forthcoming volume have
been ordered by the booksellers and libra
RES. In Boston we learn that all the prin.
opal book binders are eng Iged till the esd
.! the year. The presses OF the publishers
are running night and day, and for many
works the orders are ahead Of the ability 0
!. the trade to supply. Good books neyci
sold SO well as at the present time.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

SINGULAR African apple was brought
into the Boston market for the first time
the present season, from New Hampshire
where i, has received the name OF ''No-
Hor.s II is most remarkable apple in
in its appearance, as well as in its charac-
ter II is about as near square as round, for
it is neither. It's shape is oblong, and it
looks like clu'' joot. Ii is passatly good
apple fer eating or cooking. The tree on
which it grows stands i'll apasture, where IL
is sail 10 have come up from dropped seed
and neuer Jlossoms--lhe iruit rarely having
any seed! Some Of the specimens have
little green coated protuberunces around
the calyx, but they contain no seed. The
apple is not only entirely coreless, having
the usual appearance OF an apple core in
the flesh. but wholly without seeds.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

THANKSGIVING DAY IN OHIo.-The CleTe-
land piaindeal,r announces Thank giving
III the Buckeye State in his wise:
TuRklEs ATrEgrIaN - luu are inciden-
tally ordered by tie Governor OF the State Of
Ohio to appear stripped q otherwise thanks
givingy equipped on thr22l day OF Norem-
Der 10 renGer an account OF your crops and
surrender yourselves as a roast offering 10
the God OF plenty. Hereof fail not at your
peril.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

pAvEMgsrs.-The city of Cincinnati has
expended 100000 in boulder psvements.
They are found to be almost indestructible
In 1850 portion Of Ninth street was paved
with limestone, and al the same time anoth-
o. part contiguous was paved with bould-
ers; while the former is entirely worn out,
the latter is apparently smooth as the day
on which it was laid Tuis kind of pave.
ment IL expensive 10 cost but cheapest in
the end.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

The u. s. Economist, Of the il'h inst.
says the true cause of the presen, money
stringency in New York seems 10 be tn.
wcaltl OF the West, and the high prices
which the Atlantic cities are reqarei to
pay for everything they purchase thence
causing money to fow Westward with
greater rapidly than IL goes abroad.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

TIE LOST $50 ,0O1.-The New York
Herald learns from the Directors oil The
American Express Company that the asser-
ton ia telegraph dispatch from Washing
ton, that they had .'notii;ed the Treasury
Department that they will not pay the fifty
thousand dollars, lately lost in transmission
from Duouque, until compelled to do 50 by
law" is entirely without foundation, there
being mutual understanding and arrange
ment between the Department aud he com
p4ny, which the latter are pre- pared ahd ex
pect 10 carry out
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

METHODIST EPISCOPAL MISSIONS. The
General Missionary Committee and the
Board OF Managers OF The Missionary So.
eie,y of the Methodist Episcopal Church
held joint NEE ting in New York recently
at whi.h S7s,4o0 were appropriated for,
missions in Africa. China, India, Turkey
Germany, France, Norway, Sweden, Den
mark, Souih America, Central America,
and the Sandwich ISLANDS; and Slol,f0O
for domestic missions; making; total OF
$3.50, 900.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
FOR SALE.
A LONE. AN INCOME! AN INVESTMENT

H. z III In
TIE subscriber has determined TO p,acs his affairs
10 sGcn shape as Will enable hilr 10 b. al $ mt
Tor an Indefinite period. a"d in doing presents 10
tbs public II r"e ol property alorIit,g a large inn
mediate Income and great prospective lHyapllpe.
Inc terms and prfs such that the entr- cstut.
can be secured by d y"ry siGsll immcd.ai invest
inert, and ~ lit'e PAYMENTS be full, met by
the annual sale ct PORTIONS oi the unim prov ed pait
at greatly augmented Rates.
thc-hlih Only Ia hand, the bal nco In two three
iouf aud nfe years. with ten per cent interest,
Two Four acre bots, adjoining the ground, of the
AgneaitHrai Society, where the,r Fairs ure
Two Two acre lots adjoining sar"e;
lhiri. lots hrce squares intact) lust laid out and
annexed to Fast davenport;
SIX Handsomely situated lots in the old Mat Of
Fast Davenport, fronting the river and com
manai. z spivrdid views;
ohe hundred and Twenty ncrcs Of splendid Prairis
lan1, six miles NORTH of town, very near Nh,
Dubuque road;
Ny st"ue Ecsideic. containing Ten rooms 4, t,ro,
attic, large Kitchen ard kllche II chamber WOO,
mouse, bau'llg house, Ice house, miik cellar
Vegetable cellar, and groui dis U6 b, ~, feet
equal 10 toSill"s, wiz, fruit trees, gram
ara sh'abber!i possession given ; days frou
one-thirn interest H. the Eccrclnist FIour;n, Min.
al EAST liatIhl nrt. Ios in operation win
stoch OF whU.il on haitd.
ms property VIII suit pGreha,er who Is se2k
rug pefha' eht home, with Wow 10 regular bust
ness a'a ihcfaliNe iNesimyII; il is not IN view
Ia False mouI! or seek pryitious L,natnt In con
vert uiprod cciue READ esiaie; th.rci,r / n,,r ~,
"f"e I" ohe purchaser, GEd Wan acctluu sri,;u,
detached pofttois.
GEn, l.. NICK ESQ.,, will give fun ma r,ic,I,,
70 b"'G MI Purchasers or the subscriber ~ n. .
davenport VIII sho" ia. .'r"Esf! aher calIed Or.
/ Fast Davenport. Nov 18th 1879 -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
Storage Safe,

4 Stand mar cal !. l.. H1Cfer. Dava,,o.,
reed. per s. Il, hNcel IN JuGs I''' ''""I
10y H'oSea marked Holt Is Burns Waterloo lo.,
rec per MARY e. IN Juue '0''"o' 'o"d'
Nv" boxes llIrdsarc ma fked II R.iyh., ,ri,.
LOWE reed per ). i. Altoona. o"f'' ''p''"i
%noNr goods IS III be- sold 10 Ray CHARGES In not
eaHed FOR within thirty days from dal. -
uuo =, NJ BAIxhLl. ~ BRO.
ave port Nov. !. tE5I Or o,.i 4. p,,r 80 40
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
Railroad West

1'hE Railroad 10 the Interior win be eomp,.ted
l. and prepared 10 transport freight wi,bi, i, r.s
nohs, a"aan advance IN X ai Estate spd ~ iicrea,.
W pasUess IN genera! is fusw; more s,nre.
a wsiiihgs "iiI be required, the city ii,r il. will
eeha ana those that purchase before lii. ris,
Piare Siil cot regret their early actian.
will sell a. tOrmer rates.
MI wen located bnii.iing lots East OF Railroad de
~ hni, With splendid view OF The river Rort i.
IN" ara DHychboft,o on one TO 1--WE wears rred
~, hhose tots are destined to become valuable a.
sale. At '''"e quarry lot for
Ort2g fP'' W. r. mum,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

In FULL Rig "A Cincinnati paper con-
,ains an advertisement OF bonnets and pet
tcoats for young mems wear, to correspond
with the shawls now SO universally worn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
NOTICE.

Rev DANlsL CARVER. will, by Divine permission
preach In the Court House next Lords Dat Nov 20
at ii clock A. NJ. with the view OF organizing al
EaghsA Ecangeiieai Latheran CA"reh in Davenport
MY. 81 d-M II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

WIscoNsIE Misunderstanding to the
Milwaukee Sentiaei Of Saturday last, Bash
ford i $50 alle ad, with nearly all the larger
counties titieially heard IRON.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

The ENGLISH LAseuAGE.--It is said that
if Il lie English language be divided into one
hundred arts, sixty would be Saxon, thirty
would be Latin, (ncluding French,) five
would be Greek, the remaining five from
the other languages OF the world.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

In New Grleans, lately, man namei
Hunter has been sentenced to pay fine oi
! thousand dollars, undergo an impris on
rnent OF six months, and torteia certain
sisyes whom b ii.eg lily sold, 10 such p
manner a. 10 se oarate tie mother from tie
ahiIa. conrsar, t. the laws Of Louisiana.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
.bsOTSS,sl-

~ iost once has reno ,ed, INT tho News Depot
-, zen h't ~ Tee old Pastpiiice room. which has
Ln hea,i5 Htlej oIt where SHAH keep usual the
rhstrh fapaIs, Bunks OF Standard Literature, Ela.
aabuS Illustrated Works, Cheap Publications, N K
T'htN; NtuOi books, stationery. Choice Fancy
"Doos, &C., SIS JNO. GlLLETT, Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
Out Lots

l have several sn,aii ua.is of Land In the imn,'
dale vicinity Of The city. containing from one
iwerit acres. Litalie ior private residences gafdesA
ti"C-lards &C., ~hirh Viii sell at psiees var! :
irr't 81" 10 SJ'di 9 ol these within Me l~'
"i tie city. Gru. l.. NitkuLLS,
Car. of Main IL Second W
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
quo barrels ehoiee Winter Anp,es

Fgos LorKroRT, NEw WORK.
lt'Sl received ~ Tire Me- YORK FI.UtT STO sF
81 street, opl.o.i lite h. claire House, which will b,
di pc ed al Wholesale kelaii aNorahl- To rr,s
Nov fI-iu EEIli.iDGE d STEPHENS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21
nayia'n Adhesive l.ucilacc,

\ bottles various sZcs.-- y fti3 brush aud
IinctHliir cay: ntat tican arIcie for the cnHatg
house: also for ladies IN making scrap books. prize -
ard 81 cents egtl, s3ld 10y ELI ADAMS " 90.
ii NO ID. M 56 prau, -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

No. i55. Three Honses aud Lots carrct 4 Fapn
and ,e laire streets, tosctih VIII b.,t II Ala
Le Claire street. the hole vii, 6e iets.d lot Is r.f
III = great bargain taken by ote person.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

No Isn. The Mansion House, o tAeNs.
cnrncr uf raird and Iowa streets. Also fas
Hoas, on io~a street; Lease Ios Is years. Dr. Aas
sion .ioasu rents for STU Ier anhuu,-PIiCe s. ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

p.Igl. A House and Lot secoad stree, E,s
OF lava. Hanse gstri.s iSx2I, eenstru.i Ia Gsas-
mn.iiIe Two i'iii.s, lease 10 run - Yea iror ITO
April. Grogrd kent 2 - r ahnuhi--pf.se 50. u
House ahd Lease.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-21

No 100, beautiful Cottage and Grounds adloit'
irg Mr.. Lae'briie's Rosi,ience Lo, IiSSi.3, shAa
" III lie >uid ~ ilh without lots adjoining or W
sou,h-PriyU i"r House AID Lui 81 go.
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