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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

II to be happy is TO see the happiness o.
others remarks the N. Y. Times, then was
sItems" happy yesterday. Not only TO see
bu, actually to handle (unchecked) q single
handful OF the .'plre stuff worth very near
forty thousand dollars, was so very pieasaht
that the act lent u golden hue even 70 these
hard times. The lump was exhibited at inc
Astor. as specimen Of what California can
do when She tries. II was (and is) the
property OF Mr. Leautund g. Co, a working
company of i've practical men, four OF whom
are An. orleans and one Swiss. Our GAN
tornia advices gave notice Tat tins ieoi's'et
lump had been discovered; but It has oeeh
unknown in these parts till now. Las.
night it was securely deposited IN BANK.
away from ptylng eyes and the intrusion OF
meddlesome fingers. It's weight, l6ols
pound avoirdupcls, gives value, al > !! 20
per ounce, after dedpcting twenty pounds OF
quartz rock, of S3S 800. The lump IS per-
tectly solid, and the precious metal sh.Aes
out .all over" Evident traces exist to
prove that the mass was once IN state OF
fusion The length is 20 inches, breadth 10
Inches. thickness about six inches Where
portions Of the gold have been Clipped OIL,
the metal shines with pure yellow lustre,
suggestive OF the good things it would fur
nish when properly invested The locality
in which the lucky men found it was slightly
removed from the public gaze being feet
below the bed of the creek in Calaveras
Couaty; said creek being $50 feet below
sea-leve. The depth at which the specimen
was discovered was therefore l65 feet. IT
was hit upon just at supper time, Nov. "a.
What an excitement there must have been
that night!
understand that this nugget is TO be
shippedto Paris for exhibition ut the French
! Industrial Exhibition in May. II is the lar
gest specimen Of which we have tidlngsi
and it is believed TO be the most remarkable
in every respect that any diggings have yet
yielded.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

The North Western Dsmocrd! (Minneso-
ta) of the 9th, announces he completion
of the Minneapolis suspension bridge. 1t
says:
''About | | o'clock in the morning Of the
5th inst, the last floor beam Of this beauti-
fu structure having been suspended and
secured we crossed upon the first spans that
have ever united the opposite banks of the
Mississippi The occasion was one Of in
tere5t and pride. This bridge will be best
comprehended by the repetition of our form
err report of its dimensions: The length Of
spans is 90 feet vertical detection of ca
bIes, Al feet, which are four in number, and
each composed OF 500 strands of No. 10
charcoal iron wire; the width of the plat
form, inside Of parapets, II feet; distances
between sus pending rods, 3 feet 9 inches
The anchorage being peculiar feature in
the construction, it will not be amiss to re-
peat that tunnels have been driven in the
clay undertaking strata Of limestone rock OF
about II feet in depth, through which holes
have been drilled to receive tho irons ofthe
anchorage, which are secured by heavy
plates underneath the rock, thus making Sc
curity doubly secure.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
& as Fitting! Gas Fitting!
The Davenport Rock Island Gas Fitting Es-
Enlistment, No. d 10 Sd Story Withorwax's
Block, Entrance on Brady st.
VI g. ElMp7ss. 4 CO.

1 RE nov prepared, having located here perma-
n nettIy 70 fntradaee Gas Pipes aud Gas Fixtures
into Dwellings, Stores, PuDlie buildings. Ne, IN me
most an roved manner and on tee most fras"naote
terms They have on hard TIE largest and best Sc
leetea ,oek ~ Fixtures ia the West, consisting %
ghandaiiefs, Brackets Pendants &c. fron Ihe ete
bratea manufaetary OF Cornelius Cos. PhltttNl-
phia Being with OF the largest houses
In western New York; ae ites are o The baft Tor
u occurring fixtures ol the latest stA ies and most a
proved WORK tnauship. Al work entrusted o"nf
arsyc Win BIZ executed bs competent morSfnen aud
warranted IN every rCspett Wrought iron iupes
steam aud Gas Fittings constantly oh hand
NJ G ELMORE, davenport. -
Ian. ols55 J.. \. < b ELMeRE,, Elmifa, y. Y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

peo-S1AyEgYIsM IN IowA-The Dubu-
oue Tribune has the following truthful par
agraph. The pro-slavery paper alluded TO
is the Express and Herald =
We do not believe there is spot in The
State of Iowa, unless it be Dubuque, the
fountain and head quarters Of dough iaceism
where the people win sustain pro-slave-
~ newspaper And even here, you are
doubtless aware that the two pro-siavery
papers that were lingering out miserable
existance in this city, found it necessary to
rna,esce. in order to exc outa support. And
we do not believe the concern wou d see
the present year cut, were it not for the
patronage of"The Brigadier,'' and that OF
he Surveyor Generals, Post and Land Off
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
A Cold Spot.

- Pennington, Van Buren, CO., Iowa. one
degree south of this place, must be the cold
est spo, in Iowa. or else they have the long
est thermometers, rs correspondent VIII
ting from that town says, that on the MORN
! ing OF the 23d inst, the mercury stood at -
dogs. below zero. After the sun had been
I'M half an hour it stood at "a dogs. below
and at III o'clk A. VI. it was degs. below.
He says. thai this was the coolest morning
experienced there for twelve years.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

BIZ THE UNDERGROUND. The Detroit
Tribune Of Tuesday says Miss Gibson
from Maysville, Kentucky, passed over the
river yesterday morning having arrived IN
safety by the Underground Railroad from
Toledo What makes the case one OF un-
usual nteres, is the fact that Miss G is as
white as any OF our lady renders who will
con this paragraph tonight. Unless in
formed OF the fact, n ne would have the
remotcst suspicion that she had drop OF
negro blood in her veins. Her eyes are
blue, her hair brown, and her complexion
fair and clear She is very intelligent, and
her appearance really prcpossessing
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

conceded, All The treaty stipnlatons between u
and other S,atcs were saeredly observed our part
ocharre Of ,Punic filth" stained our National es-
| euteieon.
Enterprises ofa plfaticai or maranding character,
were not suffered TO depart from our ports, for the
purpose of Invading the territory Of friendly Sister
States. Nor were Iaiiaa or Negro Indian titles In
land, VIGOROUSLY within the geographical aud r9lit
cal boundaries OF civilized governments, regarded er
considered as cad by the mtghtg who achieved
our f.depenpcmcc, and established our republican,
form Of governmept.
All such expeditions the project being carr-
into execution by the Central American Land aud
Mining Company, were deemed piraiical and asgros-
siyc. and The offenders feaught, sammarily pun
shed. Vide, the fate of AroathAot, aud Amersser IN
Florida.
Bntwe have ftlen on evil times. The doctrines
taught b. the fathers Of our union, are rapidly beeom-
Ing uufa .hiouable The end new justites the
Fillibnsiering and piracy the walchwords, of The
fast men of The present day. Armed with lie $ Bowie
knife and Colts revolscrs," il is considered jas'f6ie,
and even cormcniab'e IN order TO enlishten The
world to invade aud steal the territory offrendl SIS
ter States.
Can such base and infamous doctrines hnd favor
among homes men; We,rast not!
That Spain was the discoverer of all Central tmeri
ca, is fixed hlc, and that her subjects Balboa. Da
yla Dc Old, Cortcz. Alvarado and their associates
subjugate and first occupied it. is andeniaby true
Her title based discovery, eoaqaest, and oecu-
patton.
The whole civilized world for three entire centuries
acqpcseed in rronouncing Spain the Legitimate ser
erega ofae region ia question, and OF all the EGre-
pean States England more frequently than any other
power. arkne wlcdged the dominion of the Spanish
Crown over the entire lsthmus, from Canpcachy 10
Darien. See the treaties between Spain and Great
Britain, in I76s l7s3, 1885, and 1914;
he recognition BY England Of The sovereignty 81
Spain over all Central Anne rica, in the treaties
toned, is ample All fe aud rs the States for
mcry posing the Captain Generally Of Gnateina-
Ia are tho legitimate OF the Spanish Crown
nccess riiy follows thai whateyer terrtor! belong
ed to Spain prior 10 1921, is the rghtfal tonan
of the several States OF Central America.
The .Masqnito Coast IL is now claimed under
the pretended and worthless grant held by the Cen-
trail American Company" embraces Territory lying
wholly within the geographical aud political bounda
res OF Costa Rica Nicaragua and Honduras and yet
drunkeH savage has attempted to convey The Musqui
II Coast 10 an association offsregn landiobbets, II
open eoncmp, OF the sovereign rights u the State,
| mentioned S.H.F.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

Henry Case, lad II to Is years old, il
in confinement at Haverhil for setting fire
to the almshouse, and also for firing two
barns, which nets he acknowledged to have
committed, but he gave no reason therefor
o,herthan he liked to see fire. His mother
some 90 years ago, fired barn, and has
been an inmate Of our almshouse ever
since in monomanic state. His father,
who is also in the almshouse, is said to be
an idiot, and this boy was begotten and
raised in the house.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

GREAT MES ~ AUsrRALIA.-A Cam-
bridge man writing to the Cambridge lnae-
pendent from Melbourne, says: "Twisden
Hodges, who was NJ. r. for Rye two rthree
Partaments, is keeping public house here;
a nephew Of DR.. Whewell, Master Of Trim
,y College. was walking the streets last
week without a shoe to his foot, or shilling
in his pocket; and can enumerate many
instances of the kind Gentlemen having
left the University, come to Melbourne
to make a fortune, and in few weeks are
found on heap of stones, studying stone
cracking"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
ALFRED SANDERS, Ealrok
n.vc.,,.r., Monday, Feb. {. 1885.
In an article upon thls susJeet Tue Dur
Lastop. Ea,eils says -
Rsmaval Of the Capital.

II sn article upon this SUBJECT the Dur
Esss9p. faseils says ~ s
aft, Iles Mo:aes and lis Nsciaits : near
the centre of the State al the head q ia.a-
CATION ON the Des Moines River. and IN tue
Heart Of one Of the richest values Q, 'he
Great. West. Ii is equally accessible y
ahe inhabitants OF the Missouri and Misslsr
.sipci. While the North and the South VIII
! se.seuuaiiy accommodated. In eiie ne" To-
cation Muscatine, Davenport and Dubuque
,vii,hsyc no advantage over Bufiingsoh.-
This is as Il should be-
Fort Des Moines is exactly west OF Day
i.nl,,rt aissan, 1856 miles, while il is 81 miles
north OF Burlington and 60 south OF tDubu'
one. The Atlantic and Pacifie Railroad
crossing the great bridge at. this point and
taking due wes,erlycourss, passes through
Fort Des Moines. while the prospect Is re-
mote indeed o. Burlington or Dubuque ever
heinr connected with that city by railroad
To say then that Davenpor, has no aaVan-
,.ve over Burlington or dialogue. as regards
nc new location of the Capital oil eur Sthe'
!. M make an affirmation which cannot ue
sustained BY the facts.
Though opposed to the removal OF Tue
Capital for the ensuing ten years we orc
heartily rejoiced, so far as the future pros
peyisy ofthis city is concerned, that II mas
been located at For, Des Moincs. II gives
Davenport an advantage which no ofhe'
3 g
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

An Indiana paper gives the following ac-
count ofsone of the 'antecedents" of Hon
James Harlan, the recently elected U. s.
Senator from Iowa:
Some years ago serawnv, little dirty man
came to Greencastle and entered college
rs student His money was scarce, but
of pc severance he bad stock worth some
thing, and studiousIy piled himself to man
ua labor to earn his bread. He strove
aguinst every besctment, Of which there are
not few in poverty's vale, until he
gradually won the attention and esteem of
his countrymcn. He moved West, after
graduating with honor to himself and the
College-lanaed in the clever little State
OF Iowa, grew with it, and finally, after a
citizenship of some years, was few days
ago elected U. s. Senator in Congress
from that State.
During Mr.. Harlan's attendance at Green
castle, he and Harry d. Scott the Con
gresham iruAn the Terra Haute District
we are told, r1omed together, doing then
own cooking and othe- chores, and living
in the most economical manner, in order
with their scanty means, to getan education
They may both live to do more and be more
than they have yet attained TO, but they
will never achieve anything so creditable
as this spursuit Of knowledge under diff
culties' They have earned their places
and, we doubt not, will fill them well.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

noticing the arrest of man named John
Connolly Wilson in that city for robbing,
says: "John Wilson is the William Con
nelly of New York, suspected by lison as
being the person who sent the Internal ma
chine. This is his first visit to the west
since the horrible act took place. Wilson
is his alias name. He and Arrison are now
lodged in the samejail, although in different
cells
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

The boot and shoe trade is improving ac-
cordng to the following from the Lynn
(Mass.) Daily "We are happy to state
that our shoe manufacturers are beginning to
receive orders more liberal than for some
time previous; and that the indications are
that they will have very good spring trade.
One of the largest and oldest Of our manu-
facturers has recently received orders to
quite large amount-sufIicient to put NEST
of bis Workmen on the bench"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
Valuable City Property,

GOSStETISG or u Dwelling House, Store and
I Z Fancy Building Lots.
The subscriber has had the fDtlu Wig added 10 his
large Catalogue 81 Roa Estate. - Sit:
No 4J--A Two story bslck Dwelling House, cern5F
oil 5th and Brown streets, being lots * ia block
Forrest n Dilion's addition. The house IS well Eu-
ished, plastered the outside, fourteen rooms.
large Barn. good " 81 anA cistsrn, betutifll 10.
Gallon for private residence.
No IA Brick house Oh tbs North slGe Of Second
street, door west % psy, being west haifot lot
Block .. A good business t,Hd.
No 42-A lot west OF Cannou's SOW AiH having 8
f,at. \ q excellent. location FORA Saw or FIGURING
Mil.
No i3-West half Of 10, block - fronting On Git,
strect west Of HlTrisf,t.
No 4i--Lt3blpe ;, fronting 9Th street, between
Rlplct ard Scott.
~ 45-Lct I. block ~ corner OF Warren and 9Th
streets. The last three all teantifl building
sites.
NJ 4G-Lnls ant s. block % and
No 47t;tsi half at OF 2 block 1. Graea's addition.
Also IN following tracts 81 aaimproH aud .imbrr
land ia Clinton aud scott counties:
No4s--S quarter Of see II T - ? r 100 acre
North half ~ I - y ) y 40 -
f. qutrtar - I - X 5 4 100
n ofN " quarter g - 7 - 5 h 20.
W of + quarter g 7 ~ u s 70 -
y of quarter - 25 ] 81 X ; 20 -
Part OF : wa :" Il I ~ ) Z %
Part Of l6 r 80 X = l51 - TOO
fhese Two lot. are AT timber.
Worth haiC W or sec p , n On n i. y zen ,.r.
Fast h.,T i W ar Secsl so i 100 acres
GEO OK L. NiCKOLLS, Agt.
w corner Main = Second ss,
jan 90, 1875. Davenport.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES.

MIR Geo Gnif, Teacher IN detecting Counterfeit
fl Bank BllS may besuut for few days ~ IL. W !.
Mncheii's Hardware Store, corner # Fro y MAIN
sts. Davenport. The course OF instruction gwen 's
Mr. (;rlrl. s5,up aud easy 10 learn by which any
can deteei any hank Bill Of the United States pow III
use or beseait issued. Any ohe wishing the nstrne-
tie may call At the abcve pace where M WIZ give
general Satisfaction that this is the only reliable rule
bf which Commercials can be detected. He may be
rsumd from { t. 10 A. 81. AID from TO r ". Ger,
tiHcal from Bankers IN hand. feb l-sw'a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
METEOROLOGICAL STATEMENT
For the Month of January, 1888.
Reported By J. c. Fory, Beiierae.

Mean ten pe nature for the month = aegs.
Amount Of rain during month 69-i0o inches
do STOW do DO inches
/. clear days and II cloudy.
The winds during the month We're IS days
from the north. northeast, west and north
east, and ID days from the south, southwest
and southeast
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

A Coon Recently while the House
of Representatives was in session, drunk
en- lubber from Jefferson City staggered in.
to the broad aisle in front OF the Speaker,
and calmly surveying the members, with hls
arms akmbo, said; "Gentlemea, can't say
as to your intellectual qualities, bat III be
darned (hicup) if yon amt the finest dress
ed set OF men that was ever in this house
shure,r - Columbia Stqtssglan.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
LOIS in West Davenport

~ Lots in West Davenport fhs sale one NH pay
~ down bal III !, ,, and wears, 6 per q. 'ntere,'
ba paid annually. These lots eonttin from 3 TO
aeres' each on some Of which j. good timber.
Also fran acres lard delightfully."- situated fuI
country residences, from part heh the city OF
Rock l.land, and many miles Hp rnd down the riNet
be seen, pay in hand bal. ,, ,. and years Va.
forest ~ q pcr Il. apply %
Jan IN Z. e. KApS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

The Golena Jefsrsoaian mentions the
following occurrences of the day on which
ruyi,r was hung: ''One man was drown
ed In crossing the Mississippi opposite Du-
buoue. another was Killed by blow upon
the head received near the place OF execu-
t;on by team running away. a mother
Tall from fence near the scatfold with a
mid in her arms and broke its arm; anoth-
!, woman,s foot was crushed in going 10
the execution, aud she poor creature, indin-
ere 10 pain, wept bitterly because 'sae
couldn't SEE the man hanged
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
Mrs. KR E B S

RESPECTFULLY invites DE ladies OF Davenport
aud vicinity, 70 please cali at her Cheap store, Mt
tie Corner OF second and Perry SIS have chang
cd my name, | also haze ehabged my PRICES, where
NAV be found great bargains am selling eight dol
lar boHnets for four dollars. aHd four dollar hnnnets
for two dollars All NY bouncts have made IN my
own establishment. There is no eastern work about
them. have a Pinking Machine for the purpose of
test stfie. Jan 4Rtl-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

cUrroUs IscIpEsr.--A short time since,
a Young lady in Roxbnry trod upon nee
die, and ran it into the ball OF the loot
through an India rubber shoe. Her mother
immed a.ely drew out the needle, and moth
inc more was thought OF il, though about
quarter Of an inch of the point end OF the
needle was broken in extractingi IL from the
Snot. Some six or eight days after this,
the young lady felt ? slight prickly sensa-
,;ou lust above the knee, and on putting her
t.sn5 anon the spot, found the lost point OF
the needle just making its way through the
skin. Thus, in about q weeks titae me
.sedle found its way through the ioSi' ankle
and leg 70 the knee - Lor'R Jop'7.7f.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

No as-Farm finely improved, ofI5, ..r
below the city near the town OF Bur 10. mile.
Of good timber; large frame building ta,r ameu
Price SIS dcU anu slalis
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
For Sale.

fpn ACRES beautiful prairie land IN Scott county,
le0 good tny Iw eine some sheds and eui bsii!d-
n,I ,ileBdid sfring 81 fat ing alter. price
81 per aecc ] cash bal. ID ~ months
Apply 10
IAN a.lh y. C. EAnS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

No 32--s great barcaii; a farm on w,...,5
containing -5Dacres; ~ Of which nrr a. tr.aoa
2iweiiing houses, stable crit sn, n,ll-p,,a.
per acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

No IA splendid farm on the Mlssissipui P,,,, 4
miles below Issvenport N HuseJitae fuai4 eo,e,
tng 3b5 acre.; inu OF Which Is under tiliyutsp. a
PASTURE aud II n timber 80 acres Of River garr
good buildisgs and upwards f2te fruit trye,is MI
bcaring-apFie, peach and eberr--ptee On rs
acre -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

No 3D--a beautiful farm Of 100 aeres uY
Rock island; lies very Handsomely 50 nrte.is',. e's
with good dwellings and hscsprrgs Prre 3 !,
per acre N'@"w
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

No sa--Weil improved farml 0acres. joit.a,.
ionsnpi frame dS cling aud out bnilJi. -. .uirs
"fehafd o. soou irnh' macy varieties: stec sal N
acre va lei
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

No 3I--A farm IN Lost Grove" Scott csst,, -.
tanning 40 acre+2 acres Of which Is enc o,sg: am,
" hlrh is erected i new Hanie house lay bor.a ~
good siahts; two wells with chain trnil,, r. ! S
OF soung frttiitrves--P Price 8 le6O '
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

No Eastern mail this morning, nor indeed
since. last Friday evening.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

Noe7--ihc knight Farm Of 100 acres, ,,,.
the un5 mn "a " 81 city; Las "a .giied %
Der; 6oaeres nhder cultivation, good aw. fya TIM
Farm--price Si,tc0 ~! usslFabs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
For Sale.

Iaa sCRES unimprased Land in Scott CONT,
iUDs6 so l,er .re ia hand, bal In 4 IL inoAths.
apply to
Ice aotb +. e.. EAnS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

Another cold morning-mercury only D
dogs above zero-yesterday morning 10
degs. above.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

No 26--Subnrbau Farm io4 4cr,... it,st.
q &c 81; al aEder fence; 100 Gu tIyat,j. gtss,
ings and appendagc; price els per iete seos tsid
oEo NiCkolISpib
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

No 3i--A valuable piece OF prouerty ra,, I'm
export bordering Bucs Greet ,o.ia ~ ~. y ua''
ear! al f. nced With goot house. Prize s,Sn se''
acre ~" pu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

No a5--surerb Farm Of 2uo acres. .f,.
Mnscatinv road u mites west OF ciI, . "'eS On hs
i4o acres IN cuitv tion, balance in under ltnte
al new an! eos, s2,vto Price S6,seu oGiithr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

Mo- raluab'c bot containing II .,ra, =, a
Mississippi River opposite Moiine; ,bs,,.ta az
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
Splendid binding Lot for sale.

THIS Lot Is $50 7ih and l76 Perry streets be-
4 ing North East corner Of Perry Bnd 1ih streets -
From amy part ofiais lot Is fine view Of the City,
Rock island UP and down The river mi le..
Any gentleman uftastc cannot but admire this rare
aud cuyiable site.
II be sub-dsidcd into ~ifdesired, and sold
reasonable terms, If applied for soon 10
In 4 q WINS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
A Building on I'd street, bet Brady ana Hs
risen streets,

CONTAISTSti one store room u 4ef'et ere T l.
y room 10 sS0 fesl. dive ling adjoining 10 of.sN
rooms up stairs. For sale az bargain slEis"
GEo. l.. NICHOLS
Iat ,ESr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05
For Sale,

A BEAUTIFUL new Cottage dive ling, on to1 a. a.
n l50 II deep, in Block 30, Corner q" hAb ap' Nm,
streets. with New Barn aud other hnhau .lyopn-
rNa'cd ai'a 'ro,n , - ~ 40 W. Jan 1913
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-05

40 IA Farm OF 100 aeres--l0o acres ,n,.
Win Two good dwrii -lurge frame Isr IMPROVED
mites Nefth West fCity OF Dayentar, utole fost
acres F0i'i al So n,