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BATON ROUGE,::::::::::OCT. 10, 1856.

I RE-orENINa OF THE HARVEY
HousE.--Thc sight of Col. REodus,
of the Harvey House, prcsages the
re.opening of that venerable establish
ment. Simon, has gone into the base
ment, and is now vigorously engaged
in driving away the rats. SO as to open
the bar-room, which will give new
life to Church street. Simon thinks,
he will 100 ready to smile again at his
old Customers on Monday morning.
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RECEIVED PER DELAWARE.

RECEIVED PER DELAWARE.
IN BUSHELS choice Neshomock Po-
wv tatOes.
50 Bushels Large Red Onions.
25 Kegs Prime White Lard.
90 Doz Brooms.
30 Bbls Fancy Flour
10 " Super6ne.
IS Half " Extra.
SO Sacks New Oats.
10 Bbls. Large Fancy Apples.
10 Bbls. Prime Leaf Lard.
100 Head White Cabbage.
100 Bags Assorted Shot
With the above we have fresh stock OK
Northern. Eastern and foreign Groceries,
which we offer low for cash.
oct-G A. MONTAN & BRO.
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Baton Rouge Benevolent Association.
THIS Association will be answer
Il able for no debts contracted by any other
person than ,lLer Of said association. All
those having claims as aforesaid will please
hand them without delay to GEO. A. , sg, Lo6tet
office, J. r. DUFROCQ, Pres't. pro tom.
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old Customers on Monday morning.
! -~>~--
thickness IN THE CouNTEy.-Now
that the town is recovering from the
effects Of the epidemic, We are panied
to hear Of much sickness and distress
in the Country. Wherever case Of
fever occurs, it spreads dismay and
CONSERVATION, for miles around; and
the notion of the contageousness, Of the
fever, is SO prevalent this season, that
those taken sick, positively suffer for
the want of friendly and ncighborly
attention; and this too, rs well where
the sick are in affluent circumstances,
as otherwise. To such an extent, has
the popular delusion been taken, in
reference to the fever, that we hear
of planters, who are afraid to send aud
get their winter supplies, on this ac-
count. The medical profession, and
scientific men, are culpably at fault
in this matter as we'll as the doctors
at the sacred desk. Either the fever
is, or it is not contagious, and it should
be SO pronounced by those having
authority, SO as to restore some little
confidence and christian feeling. If
the fever is contagious, it must be so
in certain ways, thus: if il may be
taken from blankets and clothing that
have merer been used, it may not be
from ped'er's pinch back jewclry, or
copper coin. These facts once estab-
lished, small quantity Of christian
charity might result from it.
On the other hand, the Divine
should keep before the flock, the i'm
portant truth that the "sting Of death
is .ip,' and no man may die until his
time comes. II tho country is to
have an annul visitation, of sickness,
it will not be long before the very
bands Of society are broken asunder.
Phillips Gents Furnishing Esiab-
Hshment.-Phillips is now receiving
direct from the manufactures, Gents
Fashionable Clothing, made in the
latest style to order. Gentlemen may
DO fashioned at Phillips establishment
a la mode. from head to foot. HIS
system is that beautiful one, which
works to SO much advantage both
ways" The Cash." No garment
however well cut, and however olabo-
rate in detail, fits well, looks we'll, and
feels comfortable, unless paid for
Phillips knows this fact as we'll as
any one, aud has adjusted his prices, so
as to put all articles in his line, with
in the compass of gentlemen.
Most important circumstances con-
nected with the profitable supply of
food consists in the intelligence that
for the first time in eight years, there
Is the reason to believe that the potato
crop in Ireland will be free from blith.
Since 1917. signs of rot have unc-
quivocally manifested themselves be-
fore the first of July. But in the
present instance, that day has passed
without report of its appearance in
any quarter. The plant everywhere
is in perfect health and vigor and even
if disease should yet come, there is
reason to expect it will be less des-
tructive than any former time, since
its power of mischief is in proportion
to the date of its arrival.
NASHVILLE MUNICIPAL ELECTION
The election of Mayor and Aldermen
took place in Nashville on the LIST inst
1t passed off quietly, and resulted in
the entire success of the American
ticket, with the exception of single
Alderman. The majority of Il. b.
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Stolen.

Stolen.
ON the the night of the 18th inst, from
~ the Landing foot of Church street,
gal. demijohn marked Alcohol, and box
medicines, marked DR.. r. +. H., West
Baton Rouge A suitable reward will be
paid for the discovery OF the thief.
sept q VIM. BOGEL, Lafayette St.
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The FIRST FEMALE AcToRs..--
Tho received tradition is, that Mrs.
Saunderson, who belonged to DAven.
ants company, was the first English
actress. She performed 1authe, in
the "Seige Of Rhodes" when it was
first acted as a regular drama, on the
opening of the Dukes Theatre in Lin
coins 1un-fie1ds, in April, 1862, on
which occasion painted scenery was
also, for the first time, introduced up
on the English stage. The part Of
Ianthe, had, indeed, been performed
as early as 1856, when that entertain.
ment was first produced at the Rut-
land House, by Mrs. Colman: but
at that time, through dread Of the rul.
ing powers. the dialogue was cut
short, and entirely spoken in recita.
tive, so that it was rather Gas it was
called) musical entertainment :"
than a play. Mr.. Malone, however.
on public stage, performed the part
of Dcsdemona; but he has not been
able to ascertain who the lady was.
In order to claim precedence Of Mrs.
Saundcrson, she must necessarily
have played that character before
April, 1G62.-Cowt Journal.
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NASHVILLE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
The election of Mayor and Aldermen
took place in Nashville on the LIST inst
1t passed off quietly, and resulted in
the entire success of the American
ticket, with the exception of a single
Alderman. The majority of r. B.
CAsrLEroN. for Mayor over his CON-
petitor. G. X. WINSTON, was 377.
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N The following article is from
the Daily Morning Post, a leading
Democratic paper, published at Pitts
burg. Pa. We commend our readers
to a careful perusal Of it. We make
no comments. 1t speaks for itself:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
CHINA HALL.
M lie CLAIRE ROW

WE have Just received the largest and best asort-
w meut Of China Glass and Queensware from Pot
ters whose goods are eycelied in beauty or dura
bilily in this any other market which we offer to
your inspection: Among great variety o. articles IN
our line we have Il superior article o English and
French White and Gold Band, China Iron Stone and
White Granite Parian and Rockingham Ware and a
full assortment of Glass Ware. with Toilet and fancy
articles in great variety: Also Chandeliers and Lamps
of every description Looking Glasses, German and
French Plate, of all sizes aud prices and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
We shall keep constantly on hand a large and well
assorted stock Of the above named articles which VIII
be offered to the public at prices that wiz deiy cope
tition We combining ourselves exclusively TO this
trade and purchasing direct of the Manufacturers IN
la rye quantities. are enabled To offer to Merchants
and dealers such Inducements in prices that VIII make
il an object for thcmto buy of us. Call and eNnmiRe
our motto is always ready to show goods.
z. S. WEBB co.
Camphcnc and burning Fluid always on hand.
Davenport Jan O. le55-du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

A Doc Satisfactorily some wag pro-
cured the insertion OF the following notice
IN one of the N. Y. papers:
WASrED,-Ten fulI-booded Newfound-
land Dogs-two years old, Inquire at the
odean, Williamsburgh, l.. |.
The advertisement was undoubtedly ad.
When Mr.. Theae arrived at tho Odean in
the morning, he was surprised at seeing a
large number of fierce locking dogs around
inc place. A glance at the notice at once
cleared up the mystery, and the dog owners
and dogs were sent in search of the king
wag, the Major. About fifty dogs arrived
curing the day from Bushwick, New York,
Jersey City and Brooklyn, Dealers held a
atlf upper lip early in the morning, and
prices of "full-blooded" dogs ranged from
Sioto 1876, but before night prices were quo
lea from SO to SIS, with no buyers.--N T.
Tribune.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

We find the following searching question
asked, at the bottom d the column Of P a
per that we took up lis this your paper
'1r the printers - If auy one steals this
paper from the door of the subscriber for
whom i is left, (as has been done in seve-
raj Instances in mornings paste we ask the
thief the same question, with variations
us this your paper, or that of some honest
subscriber - diena Gazette.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

This is great country, but it won't do
TO be born in it, is the exclamation of the
albany Register over the fact that the
Mayor of Albany has turned out his City
marshall, an American born and put an
srlshmnn in his stead.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
Fulton and Eastnan's Book keeping.

II'oh nouee ana single entry; also the Blank books
i for Students, comprising the
Ledger Journal and Day Book for merchants
,coser IU n gay BOOK Mechanics
account books :, Farmers.
Geography. Primary. Mitchell's last edition.
do Intermediates ID g
do and Atlas do g
rriorlal Histor! OF The United States, Goodrtch's
90 90 do da Bossings
40 do do do Booths
washington, Lie os r schools, Marshall's
Reader, first class Standard Sarpen,,s
Chemistry. Revised Edition Co,nstoeL..
Philosophy do do "a
40 iarss 10 olmstead's
DO M sehooi do
Anatomy, Phsoog, and Hygine Cutters
do do do primary do
Astronomy Illustrated, quaato Smiths
Al the Iora Book Rooms.
No So Brady st, bet I'd and Sd
DAVENPORT.
limo H. ELI ADAMS, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
REAL-ESTATE AGENCY.
GEO. i. NfcKokkS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office Corner Main and Second SITS. nov II
CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES,
For Sale and For Rent.
Front Street,.

---Front Street,
Four Lots 24xlia feet on Front street. corner OF
Rock Island. Block No. G2, with Store Rooms and
Warehouses for lease on 10 or 20 years at per
OH the yalHe.
Second Street,
Lot No 3. in Block 50, between Perry and X. Island
SITS. with good riek Dwelling and apInrtenances We
ry desirable for family residence: s4.ffD.
Lot ,, IN Block No. GJ, between Il. Island and Iowa
SITS, with large Doutlc House. part fstene aud part
ofbrict; rents for $50 per month; very cheap properly
at $3.50.
New Store Room corner Of 81 and Perry streets. in
Block No 80. g
M Lot No. II, Block g. corner Iowa and ed sts
6ix75 feet, with comfortable dwelling For sale by
GEOE NICHOLAS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
SN w STORMS

I AIDES and gents Buffalo over shoes, Ruhbers and
i i fine French Boots, kips OF my manufacture and
the largest assortment extra boots and shoes that is
to be III the Queen cities of the great
Davenport Boot and shoe door below BUrrowS
* PretNman's mammoth store Trout street opposite
the mill. MESJOPDAN.
naN enrort Jan 25 1853.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
Handsome Dwelling House

T or No. Block 32--frent on 9th st.. between Har,
risen and Ripley sis. s0Xl5G IT, Dwelling ofbrick
with stone hasement-Stables and poultry house,
very good we'll OF durable water. Apply soon to
Jan edit GEO. T. NICkuLLS, A.l.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

READ BOTH SIDES.
=, PIRIr Manifestations Examined aud Exposed;
y BY John Bapec poas;
Immortality Triumphant by Ditto;
Celestial Telegraph. by CahagEet
Facts Ia Mssnerism, 10y Townsherd;
Library of Aesaerisu and Psl ehoiogy, vols;
Stlllings Pneumatolog, By Professor Bush;
PaAetisH, by la Re! Sunderland;
AND
Richmond & Brttgu's Discussion on Spintualismi
SpirilualisR. by Edm udS 4 Dexter;
Macrocosn and Microcosm by Fishboagh;
Spiritual Telegraph in 3 volumes;
Philosophy Of Sp ritual Intercourse by Davis;
Supernal Theology or Life In The Spheres;
Eyangel' Of The spheres
Riy dlet From The Ocean of Truth;
Battle Of Brathtrhood;
Astounding Facts From The Spirit World;
Spirit Voices; ....
Epic orthe Starry Heayensby Rev 7. j.. Harris;
Spirit Discoveries, &c. DC;
ALSO
All the Works Of A. J, Davis;
For sale by w. II. HOLMES 81 CO.,
Jan c6 1855 No. lie Claire Block
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
Great Bargains.

NOR Sale few I60 acre tracts Of anmprovcd sans
L in Clinton c,,uniy. Price SIS per acre--Term
500 ,ash balance in 10 years with 10 per cent inter
est payable annually.
Jan 49, 1858 WHITE CORRlN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
Eour Hundred Acres

nF beautiful prairie land. situated II miles from
~ Farnam on the NJ. an4 NJ. Rail Road and lG mile
from Davenport. Prize $500 per acre and a liberia
credit given for large part of the purchase money.
jan Is For sale by WHITE & tOkbiN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
SCOTT COUNTY FARMS FOR SALE.
BY
GEO. l.. NICHOLS,
General Real.Estate Agent,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND SECOND Sis.
Magnum Bonum Farms.

NO. IA Farm of $50 Acres, fronting on the Mssis
sp river. miles below the city of Davenport wiz
new dwelling, a2S40 feet Has iio acres best riv
bottom and l2c acres in heavy timber. Good out
buildings; large number of fruit trees and farm wei
watere.; Price $50 par acre.
NO. "a Very good Farm Of 40 Acres, eighty acre
in high cultivation. 80 ores ortimber new r,, NV ii
ling and only miles below the city. Price $50 nes
acre. All the above farms command most beautiful
views of iher ver the Island and the Twin Cities
NO "A beautiful Farm Of 10 Acres frontinp a,
and near the Mississippi river II miles glove Eas
Davenport, with good stone house worth 81 O0t--s;
acres in high cultivation; well wuterej and commend
ing magnificent views of the river Moline Rock Islam,
and surrounding country; Price 800 per acre.
No. A superior farm OF 800 acres, near the tow
of Princeton on the Mississippi river; well improved
well water; orchard Of aG0fruit trees. Price S25 PEE
acre.
No. FARM and Tavern Stand, 100 Acres on the
road TO Muscatne, IA miles from Davenport; goou
dwelling, stables, etc; desirable point for Hotel
price SIS per acre.
NO. 6-Pleasant Valley Farm of 1860 acres, soil OF
fruit quality; improvements and comfortable: 10.
eaity miles east of Davenport tie road TO Le
Claire. Price Sai pc acre,
no. 7.--Another Farm orlG0 Acres, adjoining No. G
on the west; forty acres Of timber 10 gs with farm.
NO s-And sii!i another Farm of $50 Acres. adjoin-
ing Ao'o on me Sohlh all uhdeiiehee well wacred.
and very desirable farm all near he Mississippi river
in healthy locality.
NO. a Farm Of 4nnacres rarely Is be met with.
300 acres in cultivation, and under good fence. pa :
dant In pc bank barr, with stables etc a., go ~
new young orchard. Price S22 per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
A CARD.
LhDY's COLLEGE.

LhDY'S COLLEGE.
IN presenting thi. notice to the public the subscri-
Der ishcs 10 inform them that his school will be
opened for the reception of students on "Wednesday,
tie 81 of May next. He proposes 10 give classical
education to all who may wish TO favor him with their
patronage and confidence. He also VIII add a Nor-
NAL department quality young ladies for teaching
in the various grades of schools in our country from
the College down To the common district school. In
the primary depdriHenthe VIII admit all VINO are de-
SIRIUS ofenioyng fts benefits
The course Of Instruction will Peterborough and com
select, avoiding everything of an entirely useless
character and substituting those branches whose ten
drncy is to give ygor and elasticity to The youthful
mind.
The manner Of teaching will be the most approved
and improreI knownin country or Europe, giving
The pupil the fu!l understanding OF her subject while
1t IS presented D! the leaehef IN Ssie eh'rei ~"
and fascinating.
His first aim VIII be to secnrc his pupils health
and vigorous constitutions without which all his eff
forts would be useless.
secondly to establish decided and correct moral
character ba is of all his hopes, AS ihout which
no erstucture stand the test OF future trials
and future hopes.
And thirdly his object will be to give to each indi-
vidunl that Kind of practical training her natural gifts
md future prospects shall Indicate
And fourthly. train the mni TO practical refec-
tons and useful deductions from ever! days obser
walton.
he new oencc into the mind of every one however
young, as a lovely and instructive principle from
which shall flow, ms from pure and clear fountain
universal love TO all.
NV arrangements are on the most ample ana grand
scale adapted full out the above programme
TO the and spirit in all their variety and extent
The building, which is new and eommodions, VIII
be prepared to make all its inmates co'n'ortao.c ahd
happy. 1t stands uponan einnenee of easy ascent ana
surinounted BY promenade from which scene Is
to view uneq in counr. for rich
ness. beauty or grandeur
II is located in one Of the most healthy and salubr-
ous towns in the United States, whose advantages ot
location approach all that could be asked or
desired and its business advantages second to none
i'm The Mississippi valley. My arrangements for
teachers are such that all wiz be indfduaiy watched
and cared for.
Those wishing farther Information address the
PROPRIETOR Davenport. Iowa, who will be happy at
all time 10 give all requiredinformation. circular
and further notice will be given in due time
T. II. CODDISG,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Mr.. I IL. CoDnisG, pr;,.i,,.1.
Mas. NJ. A. CoDDISG.
Davenport Iowa, Dec. as 1854 dSlwtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
HOUSES, LOTS AND LAND FOR SALE

MY LARGE. solid, brick Westinghouse. vers
vi beautifully sitnated the biu westwardly from
the College, with large barn and excellent well
and cisern the building occupying two lots. and als0
my house ON Second street near Ripley besides lot,
IN Davenport and 1860 OF prairie land, and 24e
acres OF TIMBER partly ia Scott, parity in Clinton
co unity, can be had cheap.
H. r. CLAUSSEN.
Jan l--3n,s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

Third Street,
Lots 6, and g. in Block 76, fronting 4lh street,
between La Claire aud Farnam.
LOT G. Block IS, fronting ON the River, Farnam and
Sd streets.
Lot No. 2, in Block I9 f0x150 feet near the corner
Of Western Avenue and Sd streets. with good Frame
Dwelling, Fruit Trees, &c. For sale by
81 6s-.~r.E~~ GEO T.. NICHOLAS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
SENEET and STEWART,
Attorneys and Caunsciors al Law,
and Notaries Public

Office on 2Hd Street. in the lie Claire Block.
~. w. STEWART ~. w. SENNRT
nsyenrert. Iowa Moiihs. Ms
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

MOTOR sale 30 Acres, speculation. one mi
north ofcity, can be laid into city lots; Pri
$500 per acre. ApPlyto GEO. l.. NICHOLS,
Nov -, IS5i-u Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
Fourth Street.

| Fourth Street.
r OTIS 81 and g, in block 76. corner Of Farnam on
II y about 200 fe 81 south Of Railroad Depot.
Ell Lot g. in Iiock so feet deem on North side
of 4th between Perry and r. Island street. A yer,
desirable Lot for residence.
Lot No Z, in block 81, Perry street, near 9Th st
with new double Frame Dwelling OF Rooms, Cellars
Gistern, Well, etc. Would make good Boarding
House. For by GEO. L. NICHOLS.
Choice Lot on 4th St. for Sale.
yNEsT half Lot in Block 44-between Main and
w djoining Presbyterian Parson-
sov iI-lmd GEo. L. NICHOLS, Agi.
Fifth Street,
Lot No. s, Block IS, corner of Brady aud 5li:
Lot No 6, block s.. S w corner Perry and sill;
:. $ 10, do So, s y do do do
e Iaot3, do b, West Of Harrison street, with
Frame Dwelling. Fruit Trees. etc:
Lo. on 9Th street, in Block 80. with three enemens
re ting at $40 each per month; Price s3.nMe
located for 1915;
Lots and2. in block Is, corner orscott and 9Th sts
Lots and 9 in Block a. corner of Scott and 7th sts
Lot No 4, in b l, Forrest ana uiilon's addition
The above Lots are all on college Hiii:''
Lot g. in Bl 5l corner Rock Island and eth streets.
wuh small frame tenement.
Lots 8 and7 in III 20, lie Claire and iii SIS:
Lots 9and 10, in Bi 20, N corner Lie Claire and 9TH
streets:
Lots 6, and 2 in 81 CO. corner Iowa and 7th streets
with large new Frame Dwelling;
Lot l9ix!76 feet deep in out Lot No %, corner OF
Perry and eth streets
Those Lots all have commanding views of the Mis-
sssippi River, the Twin Cities.'' and the Islands
Fer sale by GEO NICHOLAS.
EASGY Building site q Acres intersection OF the
Railroad aud Bluff with Brick Dwelling, Stable,
Fine Orchard, etc. Terms liberal. Apply to
Novel GEO L SiCKoLLS.
In North Davenport.
Lot 100 by I30 feet deep in McIntosh's new addition
with handsome new Frame Dwelling, 9GA 4e feet base
ment Rooms. Porch, Kitchen, dc; Price s24oo;
Lot l2s by 100 feet deep in North Davenport. with
ne" dwelling Off Rooms. stable. Carriage House els
tern ,tc; $4,000. In Yarwoods addition.
AIS 10 Lots 64xIG0 in Yarwood's addition fronting
on Far street;
And OTIS G4xl65, fronting on Rock Island street
in Yarwoods addition to North Davenport
GEO L NICHOLS, Agent
n BUILDING LOTS and Garden Grounds in North
~ davenport. Oh the Harrison street Road. at very
low rates For sale by GEO NICHOLS. Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

School Register for Teachers.
DEWARD Cards.
IL, Reward Ticket in Sheets,
For Sale at
Jan, eth, 1855 No Le'lafe bi'cN'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

NO. l1-FTNE Farm of 100 Acres. + or See !, 81
X 81, well improved. large amount Of wood and fou
miles from ~. Price $50 per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
One OF the Best

YARNS in Scott County. containing 200 aereSs al
L under fence. 40 acres in CIVILIZATIONS 30 acres TIM
ber new and complete set OF buildings which cost
s2eO0. Situated 81 miles west Of Davenport. Price
81 800 half down. balance in one year. For sale
by WHITE q tORBlN.
Pee. 2sth. 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

No. To- Farm of95 acres, in See !, IT'S, 30. with
very good dwelling and out buildings and farm in high
cultivation, 400 fruit trees of many varieties Price
s 90 per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Mr.. SARGENT haying returned to this city to ?
VI side permanently. will give his personal attehtiv
the Purchase and sale OF Real Estate, on commissie
and 10 our land matters eeaerali!. 4fF
COOK n SARGENT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

NO. IA Farm of $50 Acres fronting on the Missis
srpi river. miles below the city OF Davenport will
new dwelling. 32N40 feet. Has 40 acres best riv Ell
bottom and 100 acres in heavy timber. Good out
buildings; large numbered fruit trees, and tfrn wei
wateres; Price $50 psr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

NO. "a Very good Farm Of 40 Acres, eight, acre
in high cultivation. 80 o.tnher new frame DIV 81
ling and only miles below the city. Price $50 ne
acre. All the above farms command most beautiful
views of the river, the island and the Twin Cities