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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

WATER. WArERi-Weha have never known
such scarcity Of water in this city as has
prevailed for some weeks past. In. the sub
urbs of the city, this common necessary
of | fe is sold at one dollar a cask-lnd riy-
er water at that. This is severe burden
upon the poor, especially now when every
thing else is so high. In the Fourth Dis
trict, to which the pipes Of the water
works do not extend, this deprivation is
most seriously felt. We heard a few days
ago, Of merchant to whom number
Of negroes were consigned, purchasing ten
barrels Of cistcrn water at dollar and a
quarter Il barrel, for the use Of the negroes
on their way up the river. The rain Of
Monday night gave temporary relief, but
the drought has again returned upon us,
and the appearance Of the atmosphere indi-
Gates further continuance Of this unpar-
alleled dry season.--1. q. Dslta, l4h.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

MIssrssIPPl DRIpGE.--The R. ]. Ado
says that the coDtractof Mr. Elisha Z. Rey.
nolds for grading the Railroad across ths
Island and filing in the slough from the III
inois shore, is about completed and that that
gentleman has made considerable sum by
the operation. We have heard nothing
yetrelative to the decision Of Judge Mclean
with regard TO the construction Of the
bridge.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

.nnrs lnnkogs ord 1eal 6etAte Agents.
The Banking and Real Estate business
has. beeome one OF much importance IN our
city, and. while new firms ere continually
,rringing up. the old ones arc rrospenng.
sMessvs. caox & SARGENT, our oldest
Banksss, have recently made an improve
nent 70 their former business room, that
gives tAeu more space in which to trans
act their extensive and rapidly increasing
hu.;ness. The second story has been con-
ver,cd into single room, which is occupied
BY Cocr & DrLIos, EsQs., legal branch Of
the house.
Messrs. MAoxLoT. b CoRnIS. Bankers,
still occupy their spacious room At the cor
ner of Second & Brady sts.. and are also
constantly augmenting their business.
Messr.. McGRIeoR LAwKs s. BLAME
MORE have returned again to their old stand
on Main street, east side, between First ana
Second SITS, where they are transact'ng a
laras aud increasing business
ego. L. NICHOLS, Esq, our most extern
sive Real Estste Agent, occupies me
rs;se of rooms over the beautiful store OF
McManus & Shepherd, corner OF Main and
Second sts His arrangements for the sale
oilaads are extensive and complete, aud he
is transacting a. heavy business in that line.
sMessrs. YERsy 4 Barrow, on MAN. a
few doors below Second street, Is Ne"
frm, bu, they are business men and VIII
soon secure share Of patronage.
Messrs. EAps g. STEWART, in the LIE
Claire block, second story, have recently
associated themselves together in the Real
Estate Agency, and from the experience OF
the senior member Of the firm, who has
long been engaged in this branch OF bust
aess, have already secured an extensive pat
ronage.
Messrs. WHITAKER g. GIANT, on Second,
east Of Brady, lower side, in conneetion
with their legal business are DONG eohs'a :
cradle as Real Estate Agents
Messrs. WHITE g. CoRBIs, No. or's
Building, are doing considerable in the Real
Estate line and are prompt and punetual IN
their engagements.
Messrs. McGowAS & ALLISON, over the
Post Office, are also doing something N the
Real Essat- business.
Mr.. a. ii. Muller, we haven't his adj
dress, also deyotes his time TO the sale OF
Real Estate.
This We believe includes all Of our Banh
er, and dealers in Real Estate. II any are
omitted, il is because we know not whe'
~ look for their names.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

Coon News FOR lLLISois.-Our tele.
graphic dispatches this morning announce
good news for Illinois! nothing less than
that Gov Mattesou has succeeded in OBJ
tanning full security from the assets OF
Messrs Wadsworth g. She don, to save the
State from loss by reason Of their failure
Also, that he has secured ready funds from
them sufficient, with what had previously
been provided by tie Legislature, 70 pay
the January interest on our State indebted
ness.
1.-THE telegraph tells the truth, the sue
cess of Gov. NJ. will be received Throughout
the State with much rejoicing, and it viii
put "feather in his cap" that he and h's
friends may we'll be proud Of Ca'cay
Tribune.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

UIAvlNG removed from our old stand on Market
street and leased the south corr er OF that mag
nacent row o { stores recently erected on Fourth,
THE TEN BUILDINGS,
we are repaired Offer country customers rs fn
and complete an assortment OF
FANCY g. STAPLE DRY GOODS,
al will be found In the west. While our stock will be
second TO none IN the nner and more expensive de
partments particular will be taken 10 supply the
every day wants Of Housekeepers with honest well
made fabrics at the lowest remuneratne prices.
The sys,am We have adopted for the conduct on our
business We hope will meet with general appravaIhs
il aims at putting every one on perfect eqiaiiiy
Our goods will be marked In plain
figures, and under nO circ u 80 stances
wilt amy deviation be made from the
marked prices.
In our second story, apart from the retail &c = =.
ment We will at all times have large reserve St &,
from which
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
can supply themselves with the inner Fancy goods no
to be found In the regular Wholesale houses IN
ENBROIDERIES AND HOSIERY
We know from the magnitude Of our stock We can Of
for unusual Inducements.
Soliciting the patronage Of all classes, We guarantee
respected attention every customer That comes 10
our counter. WlLSoN Ct'rEN,
Ten Build ns.,
Cor. Fourth Locuststs,
March Il IS .d-wlm 81. Loais Mo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
xea.. "a.

During the night Of 2bth Mt, IN a thick
snuw storm, Wind blowing = heavy gale
down the lake, the " alter chilled and masking
ice fast. the Canadian schooner Conductor,
Cant. Hackett, struck on the bar outside Of
Logan Point Cut, on the island side, beat
over and filled Immediately, some distance
from shore the sea making q complete breach
over her, driving the crsw to the rigging Tor
safety. In the morning, at daylight, they
were discovered, cliDging to the wreck, ny
Mrs. Margaret Becker, q traprer's wife the
sole inhabitant on that end Of the island, her
husband being over on the main land. one
Immediately went down abreast OF the yes
sci, on the beach, and built large hre OF
logs, made some hot tea, and prepared some
food for them, in case they reached the shore
and to refresh and encourage their dropping
spirits, BY showing them that succor was al
hand All that day, with the tempest ra-
ging around her, did that heroic woman
watch the poor, suffering seamen clinglng e
the rigging of the wreck. Just at nighttail
the Captain called to the Mate, who was IN
the other side OF the rigging, that they would
all perish ii they had to remain in the rig
rinr another night. and that he was gong
10 attempt TO swim ashore; if he succeeded
the rest could follow; if he drowned, they
could cling on the rigging and run the
chances, He leaped overheard and struct
out. AS he reached the undertow and back
water, his strength failing, and chilled, be-
numbed with cold, he would certainly have
been drowned had not the woman gone te
his rescue. She waded in through the sur
up to her neck. grasping him and dragget
him out safely. Then the balance of the
crew followed him, one by one, with tht
same result-this noble woman breastine
the sea, and meeting and dragging out each
one of them as they came ashore-being
| in the main, instrumental in saving the
whole crew. Such noble conduct deserve;
more than passing notice. She is a wo
man of the most humble position in life, bu
showed herself on this occasion. u true he
roine and possessed of the noblest qualities
Of heart and soul.-Bufalo Democracy,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

A friend has furnished Us with the follow
ing copy Of sign over the door of a re-
spectacle looking house near Chichester,
England:
H-R LlFs | 90 QUERs COOS.
ANY Joker that can translate the above, at
one reading, can "take our hat We have
frequently published ''the march Of the
schoolmaster," but recolleet nothing equal
to this. Now, if you desire some fun, just
turn dewn the leaf" and ask friend TO
translate il:
HERE LIVLs ONE WHO CURES AGuLs.
Supposed TO be "some punkins," more or
ess'--N Y. SPIRIT Of Ae Times.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

no-party meeting in Norton county,
Georgia, resolved that cold purity issues
have no existence in the public mind, the
questions being either obsolete or kept
alive by demsgogues for the mere purpose
Of spoils, and that the people Of the South
should stand alone upon State rights" If
they would hn. stick to that-but they
dou'.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

An Irishman who was overpaid 500
about a year ago, by one of the Indiana
banks, few days ago called on the bank on
his roturn from tout West" aud returned
the identical 800 which he had kept sew
ed up in his pantaloons for a whole year.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
Commissioners for the Location o, the Capital

Gov. Grimes has appointed the following
gentlemen Commissioners, under the acl
or last winter, for the location Of the Cap
aal:
Hon. LiscoLs CLARK, Dubuque Mai
Thomas J. McKEAK, Linn County Guy
WELLS, Esq Keokuk, Lee County Benz.
r. PEGRAa, Council Bluffs Col. SrEwART
GoopRELL, Washington County.
The gentlemen named, it will be seen
are from both political parties, and Of q
character and standing not only to secure
confidence in their impartiality. bat the best
location that can be made under the act.-
Burl Halck.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15


The ship ashore at Scituate issthc VIM
A Cooper, from Savannah to Boston. She
wen, ashore a, 8 A. NJ. o. Saturday. Capt
Sears, the mate and one seaman were
drowned in attempting to reach shore, hay
inc volunteered TO try and reach land and
obtain assistance. The remainder of the
1crew were taken off bY a life boat.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

The widow of Mr William Horn, fireman
who was killed at the junction of the Nsw
Castle, Del. Railroad in August last, pros.
ecuted the Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad for damages, and the
court ordered an arbitration, which award
ed her $4,000.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
1855. 1855
CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
~ 80 -

an aud after Monday jan. list, and until further no.
~ tice trains will leave Rock Island fol ows:l
LIST Passenger train at, 10 a NJ.
arriving at Chicagoat. 6l5PM
Cd Freight trains with Cd class cars 1T sam
Trains arriving at Rock Island.
Let Passenger train at, Is NJ
2d Freight, with Cd class cars at Z 30 VI
An trains over dds road in direct connection A.
Chicago With trains over both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central X. X. to and from Detroit, To
ledo, Csse and. Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh.
Dunk,rk. Bufa'o, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York. Philadelphia. baltimore snd Washington,
10 which places tickets can be procured Of 5. S. STE
VEINS.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity Of giving
Dis net directions IN The destination Of ther bag
gsgs also TO proc tickets before taking their
in the crs ~ ths conductors collect tares only 10 sta
tons on the line OF the Chicago aud Rock Island Rail.
road. JOHN T. ENRY. tnpt.
VIZ wHrsas, Asst. Snp',. ""st'u Divs
Re / ls'eui Jan. Lrt, lSSa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
A STORE NILE CLAIRE

NOR SALE-on Main street opposite Noc'oI l"",s.
i Candies Onjer: an cseeiient situation ioi ahI
kind ~ Aerca tile business; the building " rnies
feet rout b, thiry feet deep. Two stories hsa an.
rents for SlG0 per unnum; will b. sofa az gs S@
gain by --r ian ii GEO. l., Niahot
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
;. G. EAps. D. N. sTtWAR
EADS & STEWART,
General Land Agents s Nosaries Public.
J. W. STEWART,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
SAMUEL PARRER.
Real Estate Broker & Auctioaeer

-ALsD-
practical Engineer and Drnngthsman connected 't
the Office.
attend to thc purchas. and sale ofreal estate
w leasing h lases. cniistting rcnts and all Other
claims, Ing prompt remiitanees of the ssme,paI
rug taxes for non residents.
We have az snt>attha principal points west Of Dar
export and viii attend u all Laid matters generally
FEB. %.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
JACOB WEavER, IN, 4 co..,

n FSERAL Agents. Storage. Forw ardng and Com
\ m ssion Merchants, for the purchase and sale Of
Flour, Grain, Produce, Lumber, and Manufac
lures Of all Descriptions
Corner OF low, and Fourth streets
Opposite New Pennsylvania House, Near the Depot
ConsignGents respectfully selected Davenport
AID charges m oaerate Iowa
REFERENCES.
J. 4 j. Boxer, New York BotLsks&GARKrsos,P Pitts
jos 6 Lag $50 Srssa a. 20, do
BsPHAa Il Sons, Phila KISe, pEsSrcT q Co do
SrgES, G iRREr & Co - B,o.LEy .CasaR,yE &Co do
Gen. KICK & Go. Gin. o. WM. MoCrLLy 4 Go do
$. c. Bt1LER e. Co.'S HAIL SPEER do
JAc. Sn.rFEg, Hamilton % yoHs ID. DAv $. do
The undersigned having located themselves at Day-
export Iowa, for the purpose ofearriDg on the above
business tender their services 10 their friends and 9TH
and respectfully ask share Of their patronage.
All fayors will receive special attention and dispatch,
upon the most favorable terms
JACOB WEAVER il. q Co.
Peb'y g3rd 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
Notice

TSh reby given to all whom II may concern, that APP
pication will be made 10 the County Court OF Scott
County, TO be held in the City 81 davenport In Aprii
next To Probate the last will md testament Of William
q rifaths, deed MARY GRIFFITHS.
A. w. McGregor AT. for Elk, txecutrix.
Mch IS-a3tw2i.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

BARsuM AFTER HIM.-The Boston Ala
says that Barnum has written to Senator
Hitchcock. of that city, offering $500 To
Anthony Burns, if he .ill appear for five
weeks a, the Mueeum n New YORK, and tell
his story.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
A Building on ID street, bet Brady and Hir
rison streets,

CONTAIN ING pnr store room u ~ feet one .to'r
\ room to ~ feet. dive ling adjoining ID Salft'
3 rooms up stairs. For sal. ~ bargain altit"
GEO. L. AlCkUllN
Jam L. ar
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

Congress, prior to its adjournment, made
an appropriation Of $4,000 for Marine
Hospital at Galena, Ills.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

Having succeeded TO the business of the late firm oil
Van TryL Csoh, shall be found at thu old stand,
on Front Street, where shall be happy To see all
old friends, and the re.f ~ p'aptiHd.
Narch I Is 4 II Nm. VAN n -.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
FOR SALE.
Splendid Q Story Brick House and Lots


THIS house contains 10 room Kitchen and pantry
l with large cellar otslarge and fuii OF fruit nnd
me nta trees. Grapas, Cnrrnis ana shruobsfs 81
all kinds On one Of the lots large Stable anu az
riugs House Price 81 UV0f-rns emsy. Hcrets onst-
cd rare chance for my dcsirous Of obtaining de-
chtft rusdsnce In tbs mos, fashionable part OF the
city. Cali soonif you wisha prize.
40 sor, new frame building aud hesntiful lot near
corner Of iIarrson and 9th streets Price 6oo,erns
easy.
Frame DIV cling, and lot for sale very cheap In good
situation. Price 81 400, rms easy
--ALSo-
beautiful and pleasantly situated Brick House Two
~ stories high rooms hue Basement, good stable,
carriage house. and pleasant yard. situated on I'd street
&c ntra pat Of the city This propert. will be sold at
great oa rgain and on easy terms.
Also
Unimproved Land.
..,o ACRES being S / ofsec is r7sNRiEin Mus
Land i. one Of The daes, never failing springs in the
count, very cheap and terms easy.
Also
40 Acres Land for Sale.
HIS and is one nile from the cit, beautiful land on
! which /. limbs enough - maze 100 cofds WOOD,
prsce sico per acre cash balance ~ o. ~ an" -
months.
Uni proved Land for Sale.
,nna Acre. unimI,roy cd land for sac, timber snd
IZGU Prairie, good RAINING Mater, sud good
road, near stone coal, Grtst aud Saw Mills. Terms
easy.
ts Also
For Sale
tna Acre, animproy ed tand in Scott eenug 500
HUI per acre, ~ hand, bal, tus + II months.
Also
For Sale.
.l Acres beautiful ralrie la nd in Scott county good
IOU log dwelling some sheds and ot't ba'd"=s ai'd
ard splendid spring OF never hAth water pre-
EADs STEWART,
Feb ~ Agents.
TO Builders.
THE unter-igneh will give beautifh building 10
IN payment. part pay for building store rooms
Match 9th, 5j T. &. ThpS-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
TYPE FOR SALE.

n font o I. ,ng Primer Type, u iron
IA 200 lo 800 lbs, wlh uhich this no
GO i. nrintcH. in rase and Gar sale lnw
A l.SO, font Of alb " 800 tbs BREWER, Il
"A wh'rh this s printed. together With som,
10 I5s NouFarcl now N ca-". Adde'S.
SANDERS < DAVIS.
GazfrrE Oflrrp, Mich Is dNw
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
Land Warrants.

DEALERS and Land Agents In the interior OF inc
~ state can be snpplied With warrants IN qsans'os
VERY & BARROW.
March rs. Banker b Lane, Agents.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
TO FARMERS.

TO FARMERS.
GTKPHESS' Book Of the Farm, ayols. 400
y Farmers Barn Book, l,2j
Farm and Fires lie, =,
Scientific Agriculture by Rogers, 20
Dow mugs kurai Essays, 800
Rural Homes, by e.. Wheeler, l,25
Farm Houses, Cottages, re-, by Allen I,25
Iownug's Cottage Residences, 100
lighthouses Construction of, LOO
The Poaloe piaat by Truce, 80
Fiemonts of Agriculture, %
Farmers Laud Measure. 80
American Fruit Culturist- By Thomas, ], v
New Anne Iiean Or.hurdist, 10
Coles American Fruit hook, %
Food of Animals by Thomas,
Diseases II do by Cole, Go
The Horse by fouatt, lro0
Modern Horse Doctyr by Dodd, lrSo
Pocket Farmer d Farmers Guide, 80
Dairy-mans Manual, IS
Management OF Sheepby Nouatt, IS
fhe Pig by fouatt, 80
Poultry Book by Bennett i,e0
Bee Keeping explained, 100
At The Iowa Book Rooms,
NO. SO BRADY ST, BET. 2p " 30,
@ DAVENPORT, IOWA. r@ r =
March 9Th H ELL ADAMS, Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
F'cl2s
East Davenport,

- BUILDINGS OTIS, well situated WIN eo. .,n. an
20 ing views OF the neer, for sa'e al 10" '"''
on liberal terms. 80 nroperty
Persons wisl5Ur hheaithy locali'y, ana prIlf IN.
III ~ sill enhances greatly IN value, shoniu ,,un-
ve>,ments in East Davenport. esperinliN ~, '1 a"
featuring powers. GEu- NiSn"
Feb Is. .AEez q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
WORKS ON GARDENING.

DIrTIoy. Ry n {; hardening. Johnson.. ,.a5
- Landscape Gardening &c. by Downing, 5So
Gardening for Ladies', Loudonrs, laA
Lauiscaps Gardening, Aliens, l..s
American over Garden, Balst's, V.
The Flower Garden 10y Brrck. ~
Culture OF the Grape by Allen, i,t
The Grape Vine By Hoare, as
Exotic Grapes, D.
Treatise on Hot Houses, ~
Family kitrhen Gardener by Bui.t, y
American Gardner by Cobbel, y
The strawberry and Grape, q
Anne ricah Fruit Cuturist, Thema,, 0,
do Fruit Book. Coles, %
Kitchen ana Fruit Gardener, z.
Ladies Flower Gardcn, -
America Rose Tuiiuri,t, :.
At The Iowa Book Rooms,
no. SO BRADY ST. BET. % ~ sd SITS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
3mou ELL ADAMS, Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
nounty Land Warrants.

ry>HE undsrssusd are prepared 10 procure warrant.
for all those emitted 10 receive tnem a'uei 'ns -
OF Congress JUS, paced ,,ra.y .p.ppow
@a Bankers and Land Agents.
March Ia
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
4EA.EsiAra AGENCY
{ 90. : 4Ick oexs,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
once Corner Main and Second sn. a..
CITY LOTS AM REslDENces;.
For Sale and Hor Rom !


...4nOonA atra>&
l., ~. 4, ~ =, Il ss4
III, ,,nasses ~ Ferry and R. Is,s
ss, Win 5oSu "et Dws,ihg and appurtshaneess.
ne" y, p u"a nn N 81 rer n; $40.
40. =. ~ DoIN ~, ~ pssveeh Z. Island and lo,
~, wv iasks D"uUac t.ouse part OF stone and r
=. - sn ~ POT n'o"sni very cheap proper,
:" -"
New Store Room corner Of I'd and Perry s,rse,.
Ds"rs So' W"
80 -. w. - nsocA 20, eoShey iowa and I'd a.
osA'''ee'' VIZ" 0on''or'a''e pwsalng For sale by
"EoL NlCK0LLS,
-..Thtrd Street,.
Lot No. ., in Block Ie, 40xl30 feet. nc.,n
Of Western Avenue and Sd streets with sons corner
Dwelling Fruit Trees &c For sal. n, s"ou RAM
GEO. /. kIcxo,,.
v.x AoLLA.
oTs q .naa ~ 49, - 453ss,
Nv ,o,, OF, s.t .an,h n, I, vrne, OF fsrnan, o..
"a Lot 2. in block s.. sax ia t.e. Anu pepst.
OF an bctween Perry and p is,an5 On North shs
desirable 10. "a. residence. '' ''9
IT,, no 49, - ." Ut! street., near 5th n
$500 WI ~" 49,, en'ng OF Rooms Cellar.
sIf r,s",s u" ,.'n good boarding
ho. L. NiekoLLs.
Choice Lot on 4th st. for eals.
-Rsrt.,.ts, =. nj. :.
W U.riaaa 1880, WiID oe,~ sen Aaia ala
an,iy i,,,nadt.,nis ~ '"e f'eso!leran Parsoh
it2gp'in .,''''ou Gun
~ ~ ~ HichoLlas, agl.
v.xx go
AIA otIcet--.
10y 20. ?, BLOCK %. sorsef OF Brady and 9Th;
i.o' Aoo, block d. corner PER-! andSth;
EILots, do -, Yves, OF H.r,,,o, .,,s a.
Frame Dwelling. Fruit Trees ete: '' "ha
Lot Oh 9Th street, IN Block 20. with three ,s,.
re ting n, 10 each per month: p,ir. "a Con- "'na
Lot corner Main and eth streets, a1iy Zee, ,.n
located for s375; va
LotsI and ,, In block IS, corner Of Scott and s,
Lntse and 4, In Block -, corner Of Scot, and IN 81.
hot M. 4. III bi !, Forrest and hilinn's addhjon
TIE above LOU are All on lnueEe hilE'
isth, va % 81, f"fhef hoek Island and ,ts streets,
win 'maittram ,snenrht.
."'s anu va ~ ~, Le Ware ana IN sis:
L"s u, a'iu ~, III os' corner iowa and 9Th street,
VIII tafse nc" ,aihe pNcn'hE,
'hose lots ~ hane commanding views o. The Ms
ss.iPih rlFes' he Twin Nitses. arc NE islshds.
t"f sac os "ro NichoLls.
INASCN Building Site Acres intersecti n Of N,
! Il Railroad aud Blum with Brick Dwelling Stab.
Fine Orchard. etc. Terms liberal. appl, to
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
For Sale,

4 BEAUTIFUL new / ottage DIV cling on Lol :, :
n $50 Il deep. in Block AZ Corner OF NAN anu gl
streets; with New Barn and other bnaipg'-Lson
. 'u t,. y !. aoa Jan 10
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
Grass sssa

Sv,ssSurBv. CaSver. Red Tops, Blue aud orchard
Nv See Constantly on htnd and fosaleoy
Jas. DAxZELL n BRO.
M-kax fas~ ptont & Perry sts. =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
Home Manufacture.

-I,ae su bscribsr has now hand atd manufacturing
MATTRE>SE>
OF rs seTrtci; also ongrs fevery kind. Cor
ner Of Second & PerrySts &. MCNEIL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
A Store on Second Street,

One door Etst Of Harris with gooa CO.. y, tho
three Rooms IN the second story-and s.n'o az an.
north end subject "a n ground rent Of eioo pc, ~"
uu,p-the whole promises now ront for saw l', ",s
mum; any ptrsou who wants good store eh' h''
for very little money. Enquire Of yo,re
GEORGE L. NICkoiLs,,
F,l ~ & General Land Agel-l.-.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

Pared Peaches.
IN BUSHELS Pared Peaches reed and for sale by ;
IN pALZELL h BRO.
sIch Is
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

Thessiw o lots are all timber.
North half W Or See % r so RAE 100 acres.
East half = W or secei 80.
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS aga.
W corner Main second s''
Inn % rg5, Davenport.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
Fresh Teas.

IN Half Chests, Hyfon. Imperial, GHnpowde
~ aud Black Teas, jus, received, forsale NJ
Mch Is DALZELL BLo.