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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

TELEsRAPH REPeErs.-Our exchanges
are constantly complaining OF the unsatis.
factory character Of the telegraph reports
for the Press. Enough money is paid by
the Press to secure better work than is
d1ne. The fault is in the selection Of re-
porters. They ought to be men of first
class talent capable Of judging what ought
TO be sent to each locality, and of so con-
densing as TO get the marrow of the news.
TO do this, properly, requires as much abl-
i'y as il does to edit daily paper; and that
is task little harder than to be Presiden,
OF the United States, though not quite SO
well paid. Let the telegraph get higher
order of talent TO work for the Pre-. g, and
make the reports reliaole-an and il will soon
see its OWN gain. At present. we often
publish matter in our dispatches which we
would not think of copying If it came in our
exchanges - 81. Louis Intel.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

approved.
Communication from the Mayor stating
that C. w. Giddings had been appointed
and sworn in as special policeman for the
City Of Davenport. but that he was paid by
Messrs. Cotes and Davics--also that ]. J.
Burtis proposed to pay an additional one,
whose beat should be in the vicinity Of the
lie Claire House. 1850
The Mayor also laid before the Council
the matter of the fine imposed on Frederick
Bath for driving on the sidewalk, who asked
that the same be reunited.
On motion Of AID. Corbin the same was
RENTED, and the City Marshal instructed to
post the ordinance relative to driving on
sidewalks and see that the same be here
after strictly enforced.
In the matter OF the extension Of Main
street in the city Of Davenport, Aid. McLos-
key meved that SO much Of the verdict Of
the second Jury summoned BY the Mayor
as was not set aside by the Mayor, and that
the verdict ef the third Jury be accepted,
and that Main street aforesaid be opened as
prescribed BY ordinance.
On motion Of AID. Corbin that commit :
tee of three be appointed to consider the
claim Of Willard Cano.l for additional
damages, il was carried, and the Mayor ap-
pointed Aid. Corbin, Price and Saddoris.
The committee on controversy with Rail
roal Company touching 9th street, asked,
and on motion Of AID. Pfice, were allowed
further time.
AID McLosSey ofe.el tn, following res
olution,-
Resolved that the Mayor be requested
to call on the City Attorney and solicit him
to make careful examination touching the
infringement of James Grant upon Rock
Island street anu repor, at the next meeting"
carried.
4 petition of James n. Bowling and 9th
ers for the repeal Of the Market House Ord
nance, and another from VIM. Van Tuyl
and others for the establishment of meat
market on lot No. three (3) on Block Forty
one (4), was presented, read and referred
to special committee consisting Of Aid.
McLoskey, Gerd,zen and McKown.
Aid. Hubbell offered the following reso-
luton
Resolved that the Street Commissioner
be notified to build suitable stone culvert
on 4th street, near Fillmore stfeet;-and
that he also be notified to repair the bridge
near Gaines street, on Third street, in such
manner as to guard against accidents
provided that sufficient road tax can be col
lected for that purposes" carried.
On motion the Marshal was instructed to
see the Fire Ordinance strictly enforced.
On motion of Aid. Corbn it was ordered
that the gas used in the three street lamps
erected by Antonio lie Claire be paid for out
ofthe City Treasury.
The report OF the Chief of Police was
received, read and filed.
The following bills were read, allowed,
and ordered to be paid, four ffths of the
Council voting in the afiirmat i've:
B. B. Woodgard, services as City Clerk,
S45,79
E. parmeie, cash paid $50
W. d. Moore, services as policeman $500
J. B. Ross, 1900
Charles Hill, /" 1850
J. w. Wiley, fluid and candles, 100.
Bill Of Th. Guelich for printing, referred
to the Finance Committee, also bill of J..
N. Cannon.
On motion Of AID. NcKcwn Council ad-
iourned.
BIB. Woodward, City Clerk.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

The following extract from Governor
Ssward-s speech at Albany last week,
speaks The sentiments of ninefy-nine out
AZ ahundred men at the North. 1t is the
South which has ever been sectional par
~. insisting that Slavery shall be extended
into free territory. The whole South and
ali parties at the South, have ever made
s avery test question and therein IT is
and always has been sectional. The North
OF the contrary. have ever been ready to per-
form their constitutional duties. aud so they
{ are VI this day, with some few miserable
exceptions whom nobody regards. Aud
yet, when we unite TO resist wrong-a
paipable and admitted wrong behold the
cry Of seciionalism is heard But with what
grace does this cry come from the South
Listen to what Gov. Seward says:-'Do
you say that you cannot abolish slavery in
the privileged Staiesl We have no need,
no purpose. no constitutional porsr. no duty
IL do 50. Providence mas devoiYed that duty
on others. and the organic law leaves j,
wisely to them, We have power to aver,
the extension Of Slavery in The Territories
ut Ahs Union. and that Is enough. Do you
doubt that power. Did not the statesmen
NJ l-s7 snos the bounds OF constitutional
y psweT!v-A Y. Goa. q Eaq
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

A Texan DIAxA.-Within few miles
ofihe city of Austin, there lives a lady
whose accomplishments, for the ball or
drawing room. If equailed. are not surrass-
ed by any in the State. This lady has, in
the last eight months, killed three bears,
two Of enormous size, several deer, aud
considerable small game. She mas. more
over, In her possession a powerful stallion
OF the Mustang breed, which she caught
with the ''lasso" on the praircs and "broke
in" herself. She will follow The mountain
or mule-eared rabbits over places which
have caused the heart Of lnanv an old hun
ter to quail. She has frequently been
known, when following wounded deer, to
plunge into the river with her horse and
continue the pursuit.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
EOE .S.ILE,

hs hasea small Farm containing 50 acres ~
Ms.:I Il acres Under improvements, a good Barn
HS3,;,l and Dwelling House, cut Builuing., DC.
-aH-A- Also au Orchard OF bearing IrIiis, apples,
peaches, Iluinbs cherries, DC. ~ acres OF 1imber
Land on Pail oftsers good Timber and upon Iii.
lori! toai aud stoac, this place is 10 miles COW the
river I! section iine, II miles BY the road, the i'm
Pio'ehents miles from the river, the timber Is !.
ola me from is fiycr. public sehoal house " he re
,s"hpoi Is sept months out OF IL within of mile
rof fuither .nriicu las GO. my my store on
second rirevt,,.posiie Lc lsaire Block
E1sg t4 ts 1f7t ~ q Trsy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

NOVEL PEEc4urfos.-In consequence OF
j s,he frequency Of burglares in jewelry
stores, very Ingenious precaution has been
devised by q je.eier in Cannon street, Lau-
don. A panel is cut out OF the middle
! shutter, and piece of plate glass inserted,
SECURED by ron bars inside. Tae valuables
are placed ia an iron safe in a frame on
rollers, surrounded BY gas, with the key hole
facing the window, SO that any one passing
can look through the glass and see all that
is going on inside the shop. II the gas is
nut, OF the window durkened, the police, of
course, know thai there is something wrong.
I; has been customary for some time past,
10 d number or the Wall street brokers' and
bankers Off ces, to leave the gas burning
ut night wiz the window shutters down;
thus exposing the apartments to the scru-
sflgv Of every pedestrian. As an additional
security few hats are left in view which
arc supposed TO indicate the preseneeof the
owners, -yourna Of Commerce
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

Uncle Tim Colby of Bangrr, Me. (oi
course every body knows hinD has bed
cord made OF the sinews of a whale. II was
brought to this country in 1910, has beenin
constant use since, aud is still as good as
e- g.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
Raiiroaa Management. in Germany.

Z
A correspondent of the New York Sun
gives an interesting account OF the manner
: railroads are managed in Germany:
.Eyery RAILROAD complny is bound by law
to have double track on their lines, and no
person is allowed to walk on a railroad track
al any time, by day or by night, under
penalty Of the law. A barrier consisting of
two strong planks, is placed along the side
OF the tracks, to keep off animals. Every
fifteen or twenty minutes along the track,
there is station for guard or watchmau.
! who lives In little hut beside the road, aud
whose business il is to be at his post, with
sred flag In his hand, at the approach of
every train; and before the train is due TO
patrol his beat te see that all is safe, and to
4 remove all obstacles which are sometimes
placed upoa the tra.k by m.screants- In
The case Of danger, the guard hoists on a
telegraph, so called, which stands near each
guard-house, a red painted "cascet," which
can BE- seen by the engineer great distance;
but if every thing is right, the two wooden
arms of the telegraph are stretched in the
air. During the night, there is instead OF
the czscst. lantern with deep red light
placed in tae air as warning o danger,
and common one IL all is in safe condi-
ton. Ateyery crossing, there is gate.
which is locked Up as soon as train is due,
E and any one, either on horseback or in a
carriage, who desires to cross, must wait
until the tran is passed"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
For safe GheWD.

Tor safe GNeNIs.
| eQ ACRES in Sector II, Towns. 80, n. Q Rast
iOo hrst rate iahd mile East az Hickory Grove
s1EsO--
w Sc Sec, -, Towns. 20, r. L East %
srros~-ii Niles from Town Of Wulcolt.
.zSsO--
- Ed 4. See %. Towns. 70, r. 4 East,
40 aeres--2 miles from Waieslt.
Some valuable building Lot. In the city of Day.
sEfoI. Apply soon 10
ALLEN u DOOLAN,
Hstre,sa o,s'' sni'dirs.
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IN SCOTS SCOTT c 66k S1liNowA iowa.

rs f: s.: !" r"sH''
IN az 400 acres; situated on the Railroad nile
:, tract g-The " iofthe S w OF Sec i0T7s NR' Y
e: sm,'es from Davenport, contains 20 acres. M
Tract. :-The " I Of ssle II 7osR,Eles. ts
aeres adjoining Trnct 3, 10 miles North from pa's'
port.
!, Tract S-The NE.o the sw! ofsec T'sHS'
L, 81 acres miles from the city.
Tract = The ! n tho N Il or Soc .IT1eN R3b
eoaeres, Oh tho Rail koad. miles from payenpol,n,
y I,a". s--lIe ! Of The NW4 Of Soc ~ TT NsI
" all max "c farm Of $50 ~ 100 res, upon
Mississippi nyer, ~ miles from Davenport. ~
Tract Ian Improved Fam, fenced and al cur,
iiietory Grows road, i miles from town, O.age "
ange fence started entirely around the farm, W
acres. HnHHefH Hsreses II,
Iraeti y--ln secs ~ l024T 70 N K2 u, 3su aee'
lGOimproved and ~ In Timber. ssH -,ast
y CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA. 81
~ irsctSs-W. fractional OF the N. w. Sec. M
~, n. X. H., u 81. Ion acres, near Thorns MiA|
Yer! low, farplied for soon. e"y
Trae,,. !" Hen,y Coanly, Illinois. ~ rs
81 u NR3 4, a4Ua crss, ane spring on II, s~|
Irae. iS--The z OF See 81 i IS NRIE. ofwI
acres. ~ 10 ~ ~
acres. 'o' % ~ " ~ '"
Of ts,, aoou' az Lots in Russell's addition to The 10"
T,.s q, IN Rock Island County, Illinois,
ers ,ae' si--'Ihes W Of Sec 70 i 10 XII W, ofH
Lots on Brady Street cor, o, c.,.u 49,
Lot on Brady St In Hew.,M natnEe. .,aplo
Apply TO W s"sn'
WILLIAM ALLEN.
Sep. e5th General Land Agent,
.---------------- o"c "a ST., East OF Brady
WIZ, Carriage for Sal. : -------
A S.s S.e, r.iS VA . FAMILY c.pp,.or md
good - new, Tor saia chen. 'ihic and ID nearly
m"a",,t ase .. got h..:s,s Carriage Ha,n,.. s
Gst9a 8ws--t
- 4 q. vp,rcs,
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Notice.

Rev. Mr.. Vunmeter Of Nov York will deliver an
Address, upon the subj OF the five point mission,
in the Methodist Church to morros at O'Clock p. VI.
The public ar, invi, TO attend.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
Notice

Preaching in the basement of the Christian Chapel
BRADY strre Tomorrow, Lords Day. at 10 ocik'
4 NJ. and 6. Pm. by Elder Harzell. Entrance on
he South sids.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

Isaac Rosenberg's jeweiry store 10 New
Hayen was entered by means of false keys
on Saturday night, and robbed of E8 900
worth Of jssclry. W
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

PRINTER RoBBEp.-On Thursday last
some low-funs ihieving scoundrel, stole
$40 Of our. money. Il was money We had
toiled and labored for, honestly night and
day, and which we designed taking with US
to ST. Louis, in few days, to pui chase a
supply Of matetials for the Sun, and to
think it has been stolen BY come scape gal.
lows, is enough to disturb the equan nifty If
a Job. We have no doubt but this con-
tempt!ble thefis passing himself off in the
community as an honest man. but We can
tell him that ayenging justice will overtake
him. Ii not in this world, it will most GER
tainly in the world to come, where we hope
to face him, and point to him as the thief
that stole our money out OF the Clerks Of
fee, in Gallatin, M. Reco.lect that, you
thieving villain, and ii you have con
science left, il admonishes you night and
day, to restore to US, that which You have
stolen.-Galatia Mo, San. Oct II.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

"Ah." said misery father to his son
william, sheaay breakfasts kill one half
III tie wosld, and tremendous dinners the
other half IL suppose" retorted Viii
liam. atliai the true iIyers are only those who
1se Of hrrGef. vi
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
Asw Aouertisements.
k1I1sa Der. Lefsslbpr.

Lumber, Lssulber.
INRoM 200 600 to Set, 1000 feet Of Luniber at Dor
II mau d Co.'S. old yard. corner Scou and Fourth
SIS one square westvf Cote. d. Davis Flaming Mil,
nesny opposite the Court Bouse. The subsc riber r.
nave on hand The largest and estassorieHt ot Seas
oned si~i ~ saw Pine Lumber To be found in ,hl.
hba rss-g-d loo n.y. siding Psueinr IA aud inca.
Clear Il a. hi.A aid Shaved Shin giles. i.aih ard NIL
other 'eftt.es OF PIe Lumber zach We offer as low
asaDy oihe f.rd la this city.
BoSl dSwtt. J. FOSTER co
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Railroad West,

WtSC.
HNHE Railroad - 1, interior ": ! be completed
i aud prepared TO transport fec .ht within three
months and an atvaBeeiu keai Estate snd an ierease
OF business ia geherits sure to foil W: mare stores
aud dwellings ~ he required the city lin las will
extend and = ,ls purchase be ore The rise lakes
PLACE wilinot ret tfeircarl, ay!on.
| will I'll at 10 s.ics.
ell located bdilt,ug los East OF Ra'ieosd do.
~ pot, with splendid view o. zee l;rer, Rock Is.
land and pascpso1i, 20 one 10 fse yerss csed-
il. These lots rrc dest ned to beeo-rc y.'r.b'e Us
The city bds s tii,s. A~o s,oae gdarry 10.
sale. Apply TO
oeta9 A. {. FULT0y.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

No Ise.. The Mansion House, . ihrWs.
corner of TART and Iowa streets. Also ina
House oa iawa street: trsse for Is ears. Ts Nal
>ion hoasc ren:s for 5 iio per anhani-Prte e. 80
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

L sides The above has e n pufnbcr of unimpfara
lp.- ip,,. e,e parts o,.acC Ny, whirh sm saihotl
-'ito ease for aterm al years. Aplk Ia
aat GEukGk L.. vi, hUiLk,
Cofuer ~ Main and Seroal ii.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
Lands fnr NaIn

II 10 , ale,
NJ. y Fam three miles North Kss, of p,r.,.
~ perl 10 acres all under euliiyaton oood 800,
i ne par ~ two hundred fruit trees shop corn
lids &C, 10 sell with the farm desired so head of
'a,.s ahgrses, wagon. corrlare, farming tools. &c
NO. s.,lhe South East ar. of See 90 Townshjn 30.
roAd ~ ''""' noun Ho puouquo
RAE. w ~ ~ w. "ee' ~, l. 20,
No. =. Lot Bi'k u IN the town Of Walcot
W. lO0f~ esd miles w of lie Witt Clinton Co
port. % " Sos D"'o"'
pou. " $3.50 'e"-
so.a. Two houses in city Of Davenport on fifteen
years iease--rehts for s6fi0 yer year.
Also n. w. or Sec. 81, 7. 20, RAE.
rs. ANY OF the aboye properly will he exehany.
~ iof NIL site IN or between Davenport or East
naNehporto The river. For further partic uars In
auirs al ti,s ONCE, ar nf the sabseribsr.
wei ", 6AwG JAGOb N. HLnEtrGE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

PHoCEIDIK0s or THE CITY COUNCIL.
CouxcIL CHAMBER, Nov. z, 1855.
Regular meetiag..
Present His Honor. the Mayor, Enos
Tichenor, -
8 Aldefmsn
LIST Msrd, G. &. r.. Mitchell;
II George E.. llnbbeil;
3. adSWard, T.. A..Gerdtzcn;
S3i ID. p. McKowu;
= Austin Corbn;
4th Hiram Price; -.
9th a. II. McLoskey;
9th Samuel Siddoris.
The minutes OF the last meeting read nd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
THssAsrA 1KEwB.

The sveamsk5P sid. which lefts Ever
pod on the afth Of 0 etober, arrived al. Hal
flax On the 7sh inst. The commercial in
telgence is about the same as that brought
aty Inc Blitic. ana The war newsis no, very
aiapcstant. II
TIE report tina, the Russians had blown
sep Ft~Nicholss and other fortifcasions II
Otcaakotf is confirmed. Tie Allies were
GRADUALLY advancing in strong force, and the
Russians lailing back on their fortified po-
= sition; and as the former were closing on
tie Russians At the Belbec, who il was
thought wauid make stand at that point,
zsaEbatt.e was dee med inevitable. Under the
cover Of the ERE which they were keeping
....up efrsin North SebastopoI, the Russians
s res,ill Withdrawing their troops and con.
sceuua.ing fhcm at Perekop. A Russian
despatch also sa.es that the Allies were
Il marching forty thousand troops from Eupa-
= Aeris to Smlstut. & s
The English flee, in the Baltic had been
ordered home to winter, but the gun boats
are to be ieft q Elsinore. The Russian loss
before Karss Is now stated to have been
1000; tile Jerks were commanded by a
Hungarian General, and the obstinacy Of
the contest may be inferred from the fact
s that the redouts were lost and re-taken four
times. The Russian camp continued to be
'besicged by the Turks.
- A late number OF the London Times,
CONTAINS an article about the United States,
which states that the English Government
omitted no opportunity OF reinforcing its
i Yves. Indian squadron, and also says some
thing about descent on Irelaad, the tele-
graphic versien of which we do not under
stand.
The cholera was raging with Increased
violence in diaerentPar,s OF Spain aad I'aly
An amicable understanding has been estab.
lished between the Gar and Pope, respect
ling ecclesiasiical nomination in Poland.
The Liverpool chamber Of CONNIE rec r..
commends that the Government should an
Z ticipaie any financial crisis by suspending
- the operations of the bank act, as was done
in, lSa7. TheBank of France has arranged a
loan Of several millions Of silver with the
Bank of Amsterdam.
sFlcur vas Is. lower than when the Baltic
left. and cora 81. higher Ohio dour 44@
ASS. Mixed c,rn ass. Provisions general
~ unchanged.
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eNOSy E.rig'NOratifeN,.sy
eHnrkjl2p.


Which took the Diploma nj the New York Stale FAR
l-5f, Illinois, Pennsyiyar and Michigan State
Fairs os ISIS and u al counties where exhibited.
For Removing Corn from the Cob,
We cha llence any Machine in We world. TO approach
u tn ease and RaPidfy Of Hand Workisss Its
entire new pr neipe, never before discovered, and
A GREET CURIoSfTTt
boy, t.years old will she'll from 20 10 so Bushels
f1ofCorn in day. fwa nut fatignc,) OF either dry,
damp or green Corr; sc ,at.ne it trom tue Cob.
No eeanirg the re4u ed. Every Kernel Is
moved eem any size cob, 80. destroying even the
hnsk In vi CHI tae Corn vtoas CLASS tA
Instead o9e SskDg Me Co of tue cob. I, is pick
ed OFT, child wout.. do ,nis FIRE $. !. pc IS
on the II kernels for piaut'rg. Eve So me- .aows
no Machine has ever cone Is. l ono ef thess
-Haehiaes are uHGer contract, mrEiag at diJerent
pofFts. The demard 5gtrese remarkable Machine )
exceeds credibility.
For description, IN. Y. Tribune Extra
aud Daily Papers.
This is cateb-penny humbug. There Is pile
Of money In this monopoly. We invite those who
want 20 make the "koeks'' 10 call 1T VAN TUYL'S
Store Room on Front 81, opposite the Ferry Land
ing. Nov 6-dlw
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

NJ. I6l. A House and Lit on Second stree, Ia.
Of Iowa. Honsc sstF'cs I6s. co ss,ru,ir toateus
modatc TIVE f,ni'irs, Lease TO run IS iron Ii
April. Gtossd Rent SIS pr apErn Prize saeh
House and Lease.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

No. ls3 Besides lie sGoxe have n rumI,crofg,
i"tp oNtd Lots la MaokintoSt, iarrbriue ard sss
m.S 90 : ed"'cn 10 Moth Da,erior,, Mnrh sias
said 'o~, !" Pcrsoas wishing ioimrroye ihrm,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

ITEMS ron THE LAplEs.-Lady readers,
will the following hints be useful! Britannia
should be fret rubbed gently with wooden
cloth and sweet oil, then washed in warm
suds, and rubbed with soft leather and viii
ting. Thus treated. il will retain its beauty
to the last. New u should be gradually
heated at first; after il has become Injured
TO the heat il il not likely to crack. Il h
good plan 10 put new earthen ware into
water, aud lett heat gradually until il boils
then cool again. Brown earthenware,
particularly, may be toughened in this way.
A handful II wheat or rye bran thrown IN
while boiling, viii, preserys. the gazing SO
that it will not be destroyed by acid or salt.
Clean brass kettle, before using il for
cooking. with salt aud vinegar. The often.
er carpets are shaken the longer they will
wear. The. dirt that collects under them
gr;nds. out the threads. ifyon wish to pre-
serve fine teeth, always clean them thor.
oughly after you have eaten your last meal
at night. Woolen should be washed in very
hot suds, and not rinsed. Lukewarm water
shrinks wooden goods. Never allow ashes
to be taken up in wood, or put into wood.
Always have your matches and lamp ready
for use in case Of sudden alarm. Have I'M
portsnt papers altogether, where you can
lay your hands on them at once in case OF
fire. Do not wrap knives and forks in
woolens. Wrap them in good strong paper.
Steel is injured BY laying in woolens. Old
bread may be made almost as good as new
BY dipping the loaf in cold water, then put
ting il in the oven after the bread is drawn,
or IN stove, and let it heat through. Isin-
glass is most delicate starch for tine mus
lin. When boiling common starch, sprinkle
in little fine salt; il will prevent it's stick
nc. Some use sugar.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
10 wa LAND AGENCY
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
pENEhAL La VI AGENT AND REAL ES1Ai'
BROKER
second Strect, East Of Brady,
DAVENPORT, IONA.

Collections promptly attended 10 In all raii.rf D.
nste' Lands entered aud warrants located ~ all lsa
pis'rcis OF ih" State Money invested and Taxes ~
i"f hon residents; Money loaned on uEe nrnniben.
heai Estate sccnrit.: Farms, Houses aud Lots es'ss
sion.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10

No lG9. 4 beautiful cottage aud Grou nds sdiaisi
'ng Ar. L"ninrne'h Restdei,rc ". lot il4al.J, vbk
We bs solo ~ith 90 ~i,hont lots adjoining on NJ
sou, a--PGice for House ard Lot A2,aiu.
apply tn
UEUEGE l.. NICKOLLS,
Cor. ~ " attn I. nd Seeundsls
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-10
Lost.

A la ROE Map of Eaisf sub division of West nav
export mislaid on Saturday last Ia front Of IT,
Claire hail. and Troazbiy blown into the street.
where IL might have teen ken up by one not
knowing lis owner and carried to the country. The
Map was roll,d up in p newspaper and contained n
smaller one inside Whoever may have 1t in their
possession i'll confer favor the owner by return
ing it 10 the Once OF
Oct3' II EADS r STEW AET,