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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-13

FUTURE DAYS
BY GoDDIN 4 1PPERsoN.
DERFMPTOR1 AND EYTrNeIy

IA IN ~ EAIENHIVk
l. SALE ON THE PAMUNKEY RIvra ar
LANDS, SLAVES. STOCKS. IMPLEMEmi,s NJ,
CR0Ps-Hsv nj oa the llth December, 1a54. III
"Malixon." the remsinder Of the vsiuabIe 1.rS.S
Estate. aves &c will be sold Ia the order h sr.s
fore advertised, BEGINNING on TUESDAY, the ISL
January. 1855 on the premises. (f fair; III not IN.
next fair day) at the hour of II O'Clock, with that
RALLY valuable and productive Estate called .Riasi
Hill" con- aiming about 1000 acres. situated in the
county Of King William, the Psmunkey River
i'm nediatey cpposi.eto Horn Quarter" on which
reside.
After the sale OF the land all of the personal estate
thereon consisting Of large number of most valua.
bic Slave: all the Mules Oxen. Cattle, Hoeg crops
Of Corn, Fodder, &c will be sold.
Horn Quarter T" sycamore Grove" and the other
Lands heretofore advertised will be sold at Auction,
the premises, on TUESDAY. the Goth February,
1885, on the terms heretofore announced
For further description of these Estates reference
IL made to q late advertisement in the Richmond
Enquirer and to hand bills circulated In various parts
OF the country.
TERMs-For the "Bleak Hin Estate, one.third
cash, satisfactory endorsed negotiable note at
months interest added; balance at and years. for
negotiable notes. interest added, and all of said
notes secured BY Trust Deed For the Slaves cash,
or months credit. bearing interest," for satisfactory
endorsed ne gotiabe notes.
For the perishsble Estate all SUMS unS or $50 cash.
over that amount months credit for bonds bearing
interest, with good security; but an endorsem ent
will be made on the said bonds that IL they be paid
within ten days after maturity the interest will be
RENTED. GEORGE TAYLOR.
Near Hanover Court House. Va.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-13

a. FOR RENT OR LEASE AT AUG
~ TON The House at Rockets at present and
for number of years past occupied by Luther LIBBY,
Esq az Ship Chandlery and Store-house, will be
leased at public Auction the 18TH day of January
1855, ct IL O'Clock M.
This house is large and nient to the shpp.n
at Rockets and capable of being used to advantage
as a Tobacco Fsctory, Grocery or Storage, &c.
Terms, c., at lease.
6sCQ a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-13

BY THOMAS W. KEESEE,
tOhce ct Geo. J. Summers. No. 20 Pearl street1
IN RISES AND MULES AT
~ AUCTION.-Will be sold THIS MORN
w. t ~ o'clock, at the Horse Lot, near the 6ss
"ollns, several Saddle and Harness Horses and two
VI susee mules THOS. w. KEESEE,
JaYo Auctioneer q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-13

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR CA
HORSES. &c-As Trustee in deed of trust dated
Och Nov, 1854, from Eustace l. Appleyard duly re.
corded in Richmond Hastings Court, shall proceed
to sell at public auction, the Basin bank, oppo-
site the office of Msssrs. Eustace Appleyard on
MONDAY, the 18th January 1855, at the hour OF IL
O'Clock, the following Canal Boats, nearly new, and
in good running order, viz The "Keystoneo aOld
Dominion" "OldNorth State" and Little Tonnes.
see."
ALsO-1s Mules, 8 Horses, with Gearing, Ropes,
and all other appurtenances belonging to said boats
and teams
Terms cash, or its equivalent.
w. D. SIMS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts
p. s.-Will be sold at the same time and place
three very superior young Mules of which draws
finely to buggy. Terms at sale. ja1O
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
Il TATE ON MAIN BETWEEN IsT AND %
STREETS, AT AUCTION-By virtue of a Deed
of Trust to the subscriber executed by William M.
Fulton, dated 9th September 1882 and recorded in
the Clerks Office of Richmond Hastings Court,
shall, on SATURDAY, Goth of January, 1855, at 81
conveyed in said Deed, being Lot of Land on the
South side of MAN, between LIST and I'd streets 'front.'
ing 37t feet and running back between parallel lines
65 feet, bounded the East by the property con-
veyed to said Fulton by Thomas Samanni and wife,
on the West by the Lot owned by the heirs of John
Lipscombe, decd.
The title to the above property is believed to be
undoubted; but setting Trustee, shall convey only
with special warrsnty.
TERMs-Cash sufficient to pay the expenses attend
said Deed, with all interest thereon amounting t.
about $l250; and the remainder ayshle in a manns
| to be made known at the time of sale
JUAN PIZZINI, Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-13

WANTED.-A Lady who is competent
w to superintend the housek eeping departrne MT
of Hotel. and is disposed to 90 to Lovin gston MEL
son Court House will hear of pleasant situation
by applying at tire office of Messrs TURPIN, RO-
PER L MURRAY, No. 5, Is or Governor st.
la 12-2tK
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

vEoErADLE lHsrIHcf.-lfa pan Of water
be placed within six inches Of either side Of
the stem of young pumpkin or vegetable
marrow, il will in the course Of the night
approach it, and will be found in the morn
ING with one Of the leaves floating in the
water. This experiment may be continu-
ed nightly. until the pant begins to fruit
III prop be placed within six inches Of a
young convovulous, or scarlet runner, it
will and It, though the prop may be shifted
daily. II, after il has been twined some
distance up the prop. it be unwound, and
twined in an opposite direction, il will re-
turn to its original position or die in the at
tempt; yet, Notwithstanding, If two Of these
plants grow near each other, and have no
stake around which they can entwine,
one Of them will alter the direction of
the spiral, and they will Irvine round each
other.
Duhamel placed some kidney beans in a
cylinder Of moist earth: and after short
time they commenced to terminate. OF
course sending the plume upwards to the
light, and the root down into the soil. Az
ter few days the cylinder was turned one
fourth round, and again and again this was
repea ted until an entire revolution of the
cylinder vas completed. The beans were
then taken out of the earth, and it was
found that both the plume ..and radical had
bent to accommodate themselves to every
revolution, and the one in its efforts to as
cend perpendicularly, and the other 10 de-.
scend, they had formed perfect spiral
But although the natural tendency Of the
roots is downward, ifthe soil beneath be
dry, and any damp substance be above, the
roots W III ascend to il.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

An IHciDxsr At THE FALL or SEBAsro-
PoL.--The following romantic story il from
the letter Of . soldier to his friends in G las
gov, published in the North British Mail:
IL might as well tell little incident that
occurred in the town. A party of men, be-
longing to different regiments, were pa.
trolling from house to house, in search of
plumber. In one of these houses they
came across beautiful young female,
about II or Is wears Of age. or course.
some insolence vas shown amongst the
party, who commenced to drag her shout,
and would have used violence to her, had
MT nan belonging to the 18th taken q
musket and threatened to blow the first
mans brains out that laid finger on her;
thereupon the young woman few to this
man and chung to him for protection. She
follow ed him all the way back to the camp.
When coming in sight of the cam, he
bee koned for her to return; but no, she
would not leave him. Whether she had
fallen in love with him at first sight, don't
know; but she came to the camp with him.
AZ soon as he got there. he was instantly
confined for being absent when the regi
ment wac under arms. She followed him
to the guard tent. and cried after him. The
Colonel Of his regiment. seeing the afec-
ton she bore for him, released him, and Sc nj
them both back to Gen. Harris. where an
interpreter was got, and she related the
whole affair to them. It turned out tina,
she il Generals daughter, with Some
thousands. She was beautifully atured,
and carried gold watch, and wore set of
bracelets Of immense value. The young
man 10 now about TO be married 10 her
She will not leave him upon any account
whatever; and il he il not lucky dog, /
don't know who TO-"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
PREsBUgY's CouKEKFEIr


"ADKIRanLE CooLsEss."-In case re-
Gently tried in an adjoining county, be-
tween well known money king and an
unfortunate borrower. the borrower tes,i-
ned that che (the money king posted up
HE claim against me and il amounted to
$39a,5o. and then said,' you will pay me
&4eo will call II even and let you off,"
BY The Ccart--" Weil, what did you say
TO thati"
Witness-"Weil. in consideration of its
admirable and unprecedented GOODNESS, / con.
elacee 70 -ss him the SOC - Doyso4 Jou,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

TIE lsmentsb!e accident on the Pacific
Railroad furnished the theme Tor several OF
the Pastors of ST. Louis In their discourses
on Sunday last. The fact IT two Of their
own psofsssioa being among the victims,
gave greater appropriateness to their ser.
mons.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

CONVENTION OF HUsBANps.-The papers
state that a convention of husbands is to
be called at Syracuse N. Y, to adopt some
measures in regard to fashion. They say
that since they have to support the expen.
ses Of fashion they have right to regulate
its capriees. It is also said that propos'-
ton to raise boys only. in future is to come
before the convention. The members are
to resolve themselves into husbands
Rights party.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
IOWA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY

r. ECKU 4, IOWA.
Ihis nome company - now prepared tax risk
on the safer classes OF property the Mutual Plan
and on the Cash plan fer cash premfu at rates az
Reasonable rs those Of any reliable com pany
DIRECTORS:
=. T. Perry, John Mcclure, Il. HI. Garrison,
!. W. Rankin, Geo. u. Smith, j.. H. Ford
X. S CTeel, Is. s. EiliHgs W e. rurSs,
Z. CARRIER, 4. WickGfsnsm,
OFFICERS:
{. II, FEaKR, President. h. II. HARRISON lr.gsa..,
}. w. Rankin, v. Fresid't. W. Y. Taiaer Secretary
once IN Wltherwsx'a Block .royar Dawson d
Co.'S. Boot and Shoe stose, Brady 81.
]. II LANE, Agent,
80" Az nxvet.'s2s. Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

Hon. JosErR b. CHANDLER, Of Pa. deliv-
cred lecture in the hall OF the Mercantile
Library Building in St. Louis. on Monday
evening last. His subject was Commercial
Relations.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

We briefly stated, yesterday, that FIRE
had broken out in Warsaw, H., as the
steamer Westerner was backing cut from
that place the other day. We have since
learned that the brick mill owned by
As-ers. c. Aiyers g. Co. was entirely
eonsr med. There wss large quantity OF
whsst aud some hour consumed in the
buiiding. and the entire loss will amount 10
about $4,000, on which there is an insu.
sence ~ 30 .0o0.--N Louis Dem. 6ts
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
IN ssG G6TP d 56S xAliE6 iowa.

Tract The + / ofibe n " Sec9l
The n " See 10
lnail 400 acres; situated on the Railroad n'
Tract s-Ths W Of The s WI OF Sec oT1Aa
"a mics from davenport, coniuils ~ aefes,
lraci 3-Ths w ofscc7 T7y n K3 h i63"
acres 10 mile. fiom na,cnI ort.
tract The w u Sec IT 20 n X ; = l6yWsJ
"efesadJoining 1rssta, 10 miles North from paw
port.
:, Tract 5-The NE! o the s W. ofsec T'sNe1
Trne, Ihs ~ ,ns ,:e KY ofsoesITxNR,s
e"ieres, oM The Itai Road, miles from DayehRGyg
:, ra"t s--lhc Of the NV Of See ~ = ~. ss|
r. e0 acres, also parts Of Secs, u aud l9T q
"a all making o,e farm Of $50 a. 100 acres, np''
mississippi river, i2 miles from davenport. n .,tI
!fari i'--A improved Fam, fenced and ~ n
H usla h're mouse, springs and creek o @|
Hckory GROVE rond, miles from town, osas' saI
acres.
Trae, is-iGoaercs in sec'.a7 and - T7s h 81,
49, rhct p 10 Sees Is 10 - r 70 n re- 4, 3.o au
'ooiwproyed and ~ in Ttmbcr.
ra, n CANTON CousTy, iowa. ri
:, fractional OF The n. ". sec. NIX I,
W., i *. ~, q s7.lW acres, nenr Thorns vi
"a '"" aipiled Tor soon.
Tron,,, IN Henry County, Illinois. tsa|
u y rs ls.ihe and III. h Of the w pa,
from os,n 10 r, s4oacres, fine spring on II, ~'|
a. Tract ia--Ihe of Sec sITlsNRIE. Of"|
acres. - -
oc,a rae' io--The Of Sec 70 T 10 N 4, Of ~
aers rae' so-ihe W of Sec SO I 10 NRIE, Of w
Of also, about 80 os in Russels addition to theo'
'' eeheseo. Long time.
Tr.o, q, IN hoek Island County Illinois. 81,
eros. vi oec - ~ y W.
m
Io, 81, on n brady Street cor. of College.
containi,,n fa'! =. IN Hewes d Robinsou's add"'
Apply TO
WILLIAM aLLEN
Sop asth tfeheral Land agent,
ti LII ONO % ST., East of Brady
Harper's, -. ------~'
ptnams,
araham's.
'--N1'ass Cor NOVEMBER. and Lesslie's
$50 -tssas a. - 80
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
GUARDIANS SALE.
II e State ofIowa, In County cop,,

II g Stale ofIowa, , In County Court,
Scott County, SIS. for said Co,,,v
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that The nni,r
signed Guardian Of the persons and propertv 81
Elizabeth II. ). Tutin- (forracry Elizabeth smi,h
willow OF John Smith deceased, y and Of Edward !"
smith and Emma Smith minors will by The a. -
oil said Court made ut its November session Is5s @
pose at Public sale on the premises on SATURDAY. .he
et DAY OF December, \. d. 1855, between the bours
Ply clock A M and O'Clock +. NJ. of said ,lay lie
following described Real Estate yiz:-all of Ioi two
" ~ oiock seven IN the city OF davenport in said
Houhy' except ihe west twenty tetl feet sad lot
onieh said property belong to tie said aris OF the
sand guardians. TRIMS CAsu.
eaie 10 comRehee Rt 10 aik A. M oJ said day, I'M
'ess saiA proper!. /, previously sold at private sale
ESOS TiCHESpk,
Guaro Ian ~ Aforesaid.
LOCK t. NILoE, Aityg. move dim
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

Il il thought that the Dixon Air Line
Railroad will be completed to Fulton, on
The Mississippi. opposite Lyons. In the
ourss Of the present week.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

The following note refers to certain coun-
terfeit bills. samples Of which were put in
circulation last week in this city and in
Rock Island -
OYYIcs PREsBURY's CoUKsRFEIr
DErEcToK, Nov. 8, 1854
Dean SIR-An excelIently executed ne W
counterfeit was presented at our counter to.
day, which is no, described in ours OF any
other Detector. We annex a description !.
Westminster Bank, Providence, RI.
Sc. Wig: Locomotive and four Cars on the
lower left end, with 49, above. Figure s
and five rows Of die work on the right end
Letter b. Dated March lst, 1855. F. w.
ANTHONY, Cashier, and D. SIMON, Prest.,
is written in same hand writing. The worst
feature is the badly exccvted mum boring, and
the shading ofthe word Westminster, which
appears scraichy. General appearance of
engraving and paper FIRST rate.
Respectfully, PRESBURY g. Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
tremendous speculation.

4 Nd upon an equitable and fair basis without
IA much investment any risk The half Of the
great STATE OF Iowa, north halo for Dickin.ons G,
shellev, is offered on the follow ing terms:
lei 800 Machines with right reserved to sen thes.
In tie territory.
"a ror VI 900 and tariff Of 81 on each machine
Until 600 machines are sold.
90. tarif Of - an each Machine, until 1909 ma
chimes are sold -
4tb. Que half mteros. OF the whole State vii, he
sold, or entire interes. a what Is SIN remaining On
favorable iurtas
micro 10 speculation ol moro Than $40 200 e.. M.
hiie atpne, calculating That oie farmer m eyefy ten
"iil purchase ,nachtRe Ihofa are moro inachiBes
sofa pH 10 days Inhibition tina the Of single
county right. The Agent will hold these pro posaLs
open for davs, and give an necessary nfot,iati,.h
~ calling at tbs pacs Of opposite the Fer
- S--~f1., - - a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

The line Of telegraph between st. Louis
sad Cairo was finished on Saturday last
and The FIRST despatch flashed along it.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
LUMBER! LUMBER!!

A T the Rock Island SAW MILL, near the Boa,
"A Yard. The undersigned would inform the inhab.
itsnts OF Rock leland and surrounding country that
they have now hand and are constantly manufnc-
tning all kinds Of Bxidiag sHd FrsmRg Lsmbsr Zen.
eiRE, LstAs anil
BROOM HANDLES.
Call and leave orders which will be promptly mt.
tended -. MEAD, SMITH a. NAkSH
Rock Island, Nov. I5-dwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
- - : > . -
MARRIED..

w MARRIED.
I'm the Presbyterian Church, the 18th inst the
Rev J. d. MAsos, Mr.. G. NJ. CREPPEN, Ollie Claire
and Miss HANNAH REYNOLDS, of this city.
On the 18th inst, in this city, BY Rev. w. BuRRrs
B. F. CUE, Esq, to Miss 4. r. PARKER, all Of this
county.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
10 " A Ian AGEA(l
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor At Law, =.
"ENERAL LASD AGkNf AND RIAL tSIa
BROkER
second street, East OF BRADY
DAiENP OkI, IUN3.

Collections promptly attended TO In all afisel
,s,e, LANDS cbirred and arranIs located " at
districts OF the state, " oaey invested and lake.,
,of non fcsaiesms Ssse, ioaued on ancnftmx,j
Neal Estate oil al Kinds DO ugbt aud sold on senF
sion.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

The new water works at Montreal will
s b ready for the admission of an abundant
supply Of water from the St. lawrence in
fsw days.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
FOR S.fLE.
P.fK.E.NETT.7N.

WE have in store a very large stock OF Paramet.
w ias or coburg Cloths OF great variety OF col
or' and qualities guarantee the prices TO be l.w
not lower than can be found in the city. Every
Lazy ~ want OF these goods should not fail to exam
he this stock before making her selections, as money
can be sased by buying these good. at
WADSWORTH'S,
No. g, Main Street,
noys bot. Front d. Second.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

0tAto 81ooeto0e
The following items that We get from the
Chicago Prn are the latest we have receiv-
q in regard to the results Of the recent
eleseioss:-
MAsaAcHusErrs.-Ret from al the
tovss In the State. except Nshsnt. foot:
AesAvsn 3s,777 valley - 34.sas
oaea.ss's plurality over Rockwell Is.as3
nsosstsy sgainse Gardner NsO6
The Senate win probably staad-Know
Nothines. 30; Republicans. .; Democrats.
3; and the House nearly a. follows: Know
Hsthiags, iss; Republicans. so; Wings and
Ibersls, 81; Democrats, 80.
NARYLAxp.-The K. Ms have carried
aessly al the counties in the State. The
exceptions are few Of the Northwestern
counties. whose population is in good part
Aaesiean Catholic--descendan of Lord
Baltimore's pioneers.
OF the six Members Of Congress just
elected. 1--WE are Know Nothings and one
Asti-Know Nothing Wing. The Legisls.
ture will be at least three to one Know
Nothiag.
WIscoxsrH .-Ths Milwaukee Ssntinsl OF
yesterday puts Bashford 1885 ahead, with
some kalf dozen counties yet to be heard
from. which have probably given majorilies
for Bsrstow. The friends Of Gov. Barstow
still confidently CLAIM his election, and il
viilrequire some days to determine who s
Governor. As near a. can be ascertained,
tie Senate will stand, Republicans, IA;
Denscrats, IL. The probabilities are that
theDemocrsts will have a small majority
in the Senate.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15


The Democratic papers DO not besr the de-
feat Of their party in the Empire State very
comelaccauy. Il renders them petalaDt
aud faslt-6ading and observing the growing
pouse and importance Of the Republican
party. they are amuaing themselves in pre-
octiae Ne speedy overthrow. Democratic
saltoss have always been great At prophecy
10, bot The on-fnlflment Of their prophe-
cies hss destroyed their reputation as soo,h-
ssyess. until it 10 idle for them to predict
anything With the expectation Of any one
attaching importance to their words. In
1esi, % contrary has been the result 10 their
predictions. that men knowing tho interested
motives b. which they are governed, have
lssrned to treat the prophecies Of Dem
,ccsstic editor as they do their own dreams
b. giving them reverse construction.
Tho outrage perpetrated upon liberty by
Doaglas and bis associates, evolved a senti-
meat that cannot be emothered. Amid d.
Visions unknown since the country had an
organization, and in opposition to new
and IN its incipiency more popular party
than hes ever arisen in our Union. this sen
tinent has strengthened and has at last be.
come the nucleus around which the best
talent Of the nation is congregating. -
Ne Republican party is founded upon the
came principle on which our republic is
bssed. thus far i Is right and must enlist
she synpathies and cooperation Of oil men
Who regard the perpe:uity Of our Union.
1ime-serving politicians and inscriptions
demagogues who have made principles the
stepping-stones to place and position, and
Who have gained livelihood BY their siren
uous support. cannot be expected to unite
With this party until its popularity Offer
them the customary inducement. Until that
tins liz bitteress opponents will be found
among the men Of this stamina. They are
they who are loudest in their prophecies OF
~ speedy downfall Of the Republican par
~, and in the very face Of the triumphant
victory achieved in the glorious Buckeye
STATE. predict its early dissolution.
There 10 feeling abroad in the country,
sPsinsing from an aggravaiion unparalleled,
shas brooks no temporizing. The rational
mind Of the nation 10 aroused and cannot be
appeased until the sggravation be removed.
II is useless therefore in the face and eyes
q fscts. for Democratic editors 20 predict
the waning Of the Republican party 90 long
. it, mission remains unsccomplished.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
Lost.

AUNIe
A LARGE Map Of Eads' sub di vision Of wes, Nav.
export was mi slaid on Saturday last in front on lie
Claire Hall, and probably blown into The street,
Knowing It's owner and carried TO The country tn
.ahp was ROLES up In a newspaper and contained a
smaller one inside. Wtosser nlay have il In Their
ng 1t 10 the OGee Of -
osl 81 Il EADS Il STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
Out Lola

! have several sUsil ira,ts sf Rand ia the a.
date vicinity Of tts siay, containing from ors
twenty astes. suitable for private Residences sa'
Vineyards DE-, which | will sell at prices 'ap !
rem s3J To $500. some ofthese within The ~
"i the city. GEO. l.. NitAOLLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15

No a'e. a beautiful Cottage asd 6rou nasaas
ing Ma laubrite's Residence. Loi Ii4sIs3, W
will be sold ~iih .r without lots adjoining oH
"u'h--1t,ee fVr honse aha Lot s2,sto.
appl! la
e,hDhGE L. NICHOLS.
Cot. OF Main nd SeeonassI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-15
BLACK yEaI.S!

1LAEk YEaLS!
HLACk Love Wells, Black English Grape Wells
- Black Chantil IL Wells, Green and Blaeg Dotted
bare Wells at WADSWOkTH'S,
nov" No.G, Main si,, bet. Front IL Second
sEAMLESS BAGS.
usI receis ed q few hundfed Seamless Bags, by
- nose WOODWARD q HARRIS.