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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

Some men consider themselves ON the
High Road to Fans. when in reality they are
threading ihs desp Lsg. and norassas of NM
popularity and disgrace, and are on the re
ofc;sgass anu contempt. Bcirs in dasJer-
ne haste to gain the pinnacle of POPULARITY
and power, they hoist themselves upon the
topmost peak Of the hurricanes cloud, aid
enirkAg themselves riding gloriously over
fhe heads ofsthe coxsos Held, when 10 in
. rsonsntss ere they are aware. they ara
dashed 70 tie - -sh viii, the velocity Of light
n az, and The force Of a hurricane, disgracsd,
and ruFnei, bet know not The rvasoa Of their
spknlAi-s ssa as ss ~ -ss3 "a
d There is more hopes - fool thassf him,
whois wiss3s bis Uwn concei., who ends
jatseA>s = diShoas.1 and ra.ca;ity IN al /
~so - p dii6G .yaA him in opinion or
mode efsaetioa. WhsA an igaorans sssam-
ing esosssus us6sssahS - inrnorsaiize
himself By stacking che character anfsser
aeIsy y hs efssE s.la Lesi,lA.a< ofs
whole TsrTisory. + rs1iad. y. sof =. chap
~hs as1uhaAsblls stsAs sssusseantai.y
s~ssap fosss>l 1eps 90 ~ ei
' !. NJ ~ seFsJ. ~ SApsls. but it
TAX &c EVERYTHING 20 make q worlj. nF
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

THO Ann Scott, the defendant in the abovs
i entitled cause, who has been returned not
found; Won are hereby notified that the SAID
plaintiff John Scott Jr, has hied in my office,
his petition asking the sa'd court to decree TO,
him divorce srorb the bonds of ma.rimonT
against yoa aha that unless you appear and
answer thtreunto, Oh oE-bss"rs the morning Of
the second dav OF the acxt term OF the said dis
triet cour,, 10 oe n~gun and holden on the Bird
Monday ia March. A. d, 1858, At & haywood.
In Mills county. Iowa, decree Will Dc render
ed against you IN accordance with the prayer
o. saiu petitioner .- WI. SNUFFIS,
Clerk Dit Iact Court !. VI ills GO. Iowa.
D. &. soLoxoN, Sol : Tor complainant
Jan %. So n33-4w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

For the Bugle.
Mr.. rEeiroa You cannot imagine how sas-
prised Was upon returning to ysur city after
a few months abseace, to see the pfospering
condition Of Connel Bluff. ss
Buildings sprinsinS up in every part of the
city; and wherever yoa maY stray ysacan hear
the busy hum OF the hammer. sasS, aud axe from
morn till night. In the flower part OF the city,
in what is oalied the Bayiiss Adaiti on, buildings
aresprinsing up almost as i by m1gie, and en-
tireiy beyond comparison to any place | have
visited in my journey East and South.
Council Bluffs is destined bee ONE. the great
business emporium Of the West. The great de-
pot for emigrznss 70 bay their outfits and re-
cr,,its, in passing Nom the Atlantic to ths Pa
eihe Safes. Here is home for the posr; here
is the place for the rich to spend tneir boards Of
gold and receive feur-fold in return, Here is
the country where the poor farmer can enjoy
the full fraisioa of his daily toii--ht the N
come. ssa4s& .ssw aay-.a4 4 i b. 35
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23
Public Garden. som tAing new and
nxreeabie.


axreeabte.
Mr., II A. Terry isnow preparing 10 make
a fine Public Garden in this City.
The piece of ground known as the Public
Square 10 the spot selected, which is to be
fenced With a nice high and substantial
picket fence and set to the choicest orna-
mental trees and shrrbberv, and planted
with the finest flowers that our climate will
e9ocf seEA
-; ~. 4broux # ON ths East, the
seeds s1l roots and bpibs Of aIsthe most des-
sfahae Beautiful and choice yarieties of
u MOVERS, and be intends in correction, to
culasate aho al the best and most rare veg
ss46ies mud fruits. a7ss go 30 -
Hs will aeon have ready for aals, ssssspf
any and evess variety. Fruit ssSss. vinsas
plssss and sosts in any qusstisisa ~
qaisSd, whieE will b . great dssidsr.tumn
to the convsniepcs Of our citizens. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

psste1e4 ossae inpssvsnan1s HRS bsss
= ~ ~ ysas, asA more inpsstan.
|lnulon 11nnhe p xalaa1ns
u2s II usldsnS, sy5o6t xax 81 - Ksan
|1AlIifzp i ahlas saialliaAlae ARAA tAags.
and VIII issae the "Glsuwood Leader early
IN Tie spsiDg. We shall Welcome n m.
f. :: ]; :: :; :;
u shs nsAsAA ataaAad thorough s,ins
xsth .sAsas lo~a7 bo.soss stseAsx an
lsxseasiys Sisan Sss, md Flonriag. Mal y
be in operation nsssssss0n. There arr alsS
other important improvements ip c6ntcmplsa
ton. Annmber u well filed stores, orna.
tusns sods sseommalats The place. ,Anose
the 6rfuf its merchants, may be reckonsd
the vel kaevn Firm IL Taosle end G.eene;
Conducted b. eur cid asti ss.ssmed friend,
AID boyHcea aeouaintspe, ", ". Greene
Esq-s wAshs1akiag fsisads, eusasusvs and
sosi.csssA large scale. We also And cur
old picAesrfrisnd, Billy English, dispensing
soa1fost', reees-aries and luxuries to his ess-
scpers, waalst neighbor. Nucko,s, (who wss
hsrss os,, lass fall) looks 40 cheerful a. ey
- md gives his customers their usual bar.
gains, IN the good th.ugs Of this life. They
have good industrious co ps If mechanics,
AMI taking their prospects all around. We
can sc no reason Why they NAV not build
up large and important city at Gieawcod.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

ALWAYS BrsY.-The more = mAn accom-
plishes the more be may. sAn active tool
never grows rusty. You will always find
those men the nsost forward to do good, or
to improve the times aud manners, always
busy. Who startour railroads., our steam
boats, our iuacnina shops, and our ranufac-
tories? Men q Industry and enterprise. as
long IS they i've they keep O. Mosk, doing
scratching to- hese6t themselves and eihss.
1t " just 70 Nik . maa yhsr u .haasvole nt--
the more he gives, the more he feels like
gising. We 20 Sors aAtiyity--ia body. Ia
mind, in syerythinx.e kst Sold gov not
dim, nor the Thoughts bscosse stales Keep
al things 7 motion, We should rather that
dsath 1bould and us scaiipga mountain than
sinking in = mire--breasting whirlwind
til IN snSakins from q cloud. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

HAVE YOU AN ORCHARD GROWING ?
IF not, be sure and ret one at once. Now
is the ,inc to order your trees, and If ordered
nov yoH will be certain to get what YOU order
Delays are dangerous and should not be iildulg-
ed in. will furnish any variety of fruit or
Ornamental trees YOU may " ish. In good time
Tor setting delivered in ts.is city on the most
reasonable terms il ordered soon. | will also
pay cash for good Gardens Seeds.
II. A. TERRY,
Council Bluffs January 49, 1857 .Tg
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23
Saw Mill For Sale

TINE Subscriber will sell his wMer power
/ Saw Mill. locs.cd on keg Greek. shout 2
miles from Town of Clenwood, in Mills 90
Sale Min is in good saving condition, and has
good run OF custom 1t has first rate frame,
and has only been in operation about years.
As am anxious to dispose Of this property. 1
will sell ut bargain. There is Que Humid
red ard Twenty Acres OF chaice Land cennec-
ted WITH ~ brssnises. sl-o for sale.
Apply to the subscriber. or Bennett and
Harding, Glenwood for further information.
WILLIAM SLAUGHTER.
Feb o. IS n-4n-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

agsd rs years.
The deceased resided in the beautiful
yjllaGa # -Kazxsa.. Asiae.v axsku ALA
century. and r~cs ntly ief the long cher
ished home of youthful daysA snead .lAs,
remainder of her long life with her son.
lenA seeeised atAis-hAsdx-thslAak ritual
Ak I6s1 hd1risadSUI6d II3EJ0o -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23
W D. IdHsSon

esyH W, D. JdAHsoN.
tDEALER in Dry Goods. Groceries, Provis.
elqkioss andy Ssain. 1AEp6Nfs Boe and
SHOES. and 81 Jthius nsea6p1S fattt comfort
Of EmaGFaf % e,'lzen.. ssa~sU II Il
Om& City, Nshxaska, 1aA2 R53s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23

4. vasss "a ~ NOTsaCy ,ss~1nas~aa "a \
~ 11ia iss~sd1iey .sllaFerssss4seasseted esst
Mr.. X. P SAsD4 ulhstisv4t % se<aH and sds
lust ufS1s1n4uM C.. Gay lord. deceased.
SAFuex ~ OAXLORD. ~
B'ua yny: - u ala an AZ I'm
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-23
FOR SALE.


rfShe north half Of the horIh west quarter,
L OF Section 81 Township IS, Range -
Term cash down; for further particulars in
4nire of Tz~chuek, st Mary, or at O. 4.
HsDie huff City.
4. Feb. 9th. n3T.2m
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

An ARGUMgHT FeR A HONS MARKET
Inst I'D Of eeking 80 pert,naciously Tor
eixn market for the surplus products OF the
country, our aim and reliance should be, to
build up for that surplus marae! al home
The New York Tribune, speaking GU this
point. plies the following argument:
.T.e total value Of the food produced IN
This country cannot be less than 2oo m !,
lions. and Of this Great Britain and ireland
take 1. millions, or about, and probably not
evea 80 much as one per cent; and yet II Il
by the price that is o6tsined Tor that mise
rable quantity that the price is regulated tor
the whole. Ii grain tails abroad, the 'ar"l'
er is forced 10 submit to a reduction upon
his whole crsr, because a mors.f has 10 d
sought 70, one pr orni Of I'm EHop.; and
ii TIA, tall be equal to ten per IT.. u is
equal to ten times he eains cJ al tai Is er
ted The mere he mast md TO that mar.
ke,, the greater is the tenIt ncy TO lasi ol
Or c., and that loss. We see, extends ~ all
the crop"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

G. p. r JAsss.-the novelist and Eng
lish consul at Norfolk. Va, was one Of the
speakers at the Fourth Of July celebration
ut Ocean View, IN the same State. How.
ever opinions nay differ a. to the merits of
his novels. no one can deny that James has
. siarewd eye u the business side Of his pro
fessinn lie came 10 the United States for
the purpose of receiving the ben Cts Of cop.
yr sht in this country. and got the consu.
late poiniment at Norfolk tina; he nigh,
make sure Of not losing money by the cha &c
o! rssidanoe. u was not . BID muve u
nxke small investment in Fourth OF July
faE1s. and the wisdom of the prore. ding
MY b. evidenced in thu paying populsrii,
o. s3ms - 1re novel founded On incicen,,
oi A.neric-a h.stDry.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
pxAIx TALKING.

The following paragraph which 10 the
conc fusion OF q speech by Charles Dickens
on Admipistr alive Reform, delivered q,
Drury Lane Theatre on the 9th ult. con.
veys an impressive warning in very pointed
language. II has not the en- hstic grand, VI
Of the peroration of Brougbam's celebrated
Grafton in defence o. Queen Caroline, bu,
the v.ry h,meiiness OF It's style - ca'cul.-
I'D to pro.ucea grsater and more perman.
en-. eff, ct. Tie pow eriul and eloqu' n, 3D.
yocaie Of the Queen addressed small and
unir endly assembly, and It was only the
terrible snnuneiation Of the vengeance
wbis b threatened them. that restrained the
Lords from infic;ing upon the unfortunate
consort af G ,arg, the Fourth. oil the paine
and penslties'' that were demanded by her
enemies. Dickens addressed large and
sympa,hziog concourse Of people. irrissted
by the unaccustom.d contemplation of dis
grace and defeat, and excited by oil the
combined influences of hope and fear. Il 10
no, difficult to imagine what would be the
effect upon such crowd Of the following
language
81 have had no consultation with any one
upon the subject. but particularly wish
that the directors msy devise some means
Of enabIipg intelligent We, king men to join
this body on easier terms than subscribers
who have larger resources (Chcer<), could
wish to see great numbers Of them belang
TO us, because | sincerely believe that il
would be good for the common veal. Said
the noble lord at the head OF the Govern
ment, when Mr.. Llysrd asked him for day
for bis motion, LET the hon. gentleman
find '.dsy for himself Shame. Shame ].
Nov, IN the names u all the sosis al once,
Jpn whst mes. doss this Cesar fesd,
TnaI be is grrwn 8, grs=si"
loud Cheer.1 II our Cesar will excuse
me, would take the Liberty Of reversing
that cool and lof,y sentiment, and would
say, FIRST Lord, your duty 10 to see that
"no man 10 LETT 10 find day for him.
self. lCheers] See you. VINO take tie re-
"sponsibiiity OF Government, who aspire to
ait, live for it, intrigue for il, scramble for II,
"who hold to il tooth and nail when you can
"get il, see you that no man 10 left to find
ga day for himself Loud Cheers]. In this
"old country with i,s see,hing. hard-work-
ling millions, its heavy taxes, its 81 arms
''of ignorant, i,s crowds Of poor and its
crowds of wicked. woe the day when the
dangerous man shall find day for himself.
"becsuse the head Of the Government failed
'.in his duty in not anticipating it by .
.'brighter ard better one (Great Cheer
'.ing), Name ynu the day, First l. 'rd; make
"a day. work for day beyond your little
",me. Lord Palmers,on. and history in re-
",urn may then-no, otherwise--fn day
aior you; day equally associated with the
"contentment Of the loyal. patient, willing.
"h@srted English people, and with the hap
"pincss OF your Royal Mistress and her air
"line Of children" cloud and pro:racted
cheering.)
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

CosREcr cRlrIci.N We fully agree
with the following remarks which the Chi
eseo Press m aka ON the published volume
of"Doe.tieks :"
"When W find Doe>t'cks bound up in a
volume, we my well begin u consider
what there is that may not be dignaied by
IN. name Of literature II the writer had
be IN content with presenting three or four
of his best sketches through the neMspa.
pers, which. without possessing any el.im
10 wit, are cearscterizad by broad CONT
cali,y, he could be tolerated: but to make
whole book oftrssh. is asking little too
much o. the public patience. Drys,icks
would be rather more appropriate d. sig
nation"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
DAVENPORT MUSIC SCHOOL.

,u>HE subscriber has rented and lifted Up rosm No.
/ a pd story Le Claire Block. furnishing II with
80 a GOOD Piano Porte hlack Hoard, &c; where
n, win open Music schpoi, consisting " i"sr cias
scs 10 commence soon 40 the CLASSES are 'ofhsa'
wiz !, -. 4, -, - vat %
A Juvenile Ciassin the nidimenis 81 mnsm, cong
through thorough course " snstfucnnA' mesu"B On
W.dpc sday and Saturday afternoons.
An Adult Class coinn., lug WIN mo suaimsh's
and going through shoro rh cobrs',msctlhg one
eveGlng each week. .;
A GIee ci.ss for the pFa,t!ec o. 'etuitr mhse'
IN citing week.
81 Advanced ciiss IA the ptasues VI sie'sa ""s",
inectin one. week. "a,
The school - intended to he psrmann'n aud II
afford eooi oppost4nit, for thesc VIII aisht 10 gel
good ,nn,icn, .inca,isn i u httla espcnae.
Tor,us for - Le.sous TOR t.e tavsn.e ttass ~ uo
u Adult a+Au
a Gee 2tb
Aie .nceI " 200
H. SirCcions ill., riaL" al d Msioacoa Ter - .,,s
ms iacludihg use ~ Instrument Tor practice, ID "
3 piano iftes t1nad At shor' nut "a.
For f!r,her Information Inquire 1T J. ~ Crat'si O
Co.'S Music stars. NJ. Lc Claire kn~
Junc ~, 1855 d-3m IL. r. sihsENo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
P.o.slavsry Convention.

The Pro-Slavery Convention met a, Lex
ington, Missouri. on the 18th inst, bot from
q telegrsphic report Of iis proceedings for
two dsys, we would conclude that The affair
was dash in the pan. Coils. Atkinson
and ID lnipian were present. but declined
I'D ress ng the Convention for fear ito &C.
ton AMI harmony nigh. be disturbed,
though why that should have been the re-
suit Of their speaking we do not understand.
Mr.. Palston, Of Kansas, created clnsiiera-
BILE confusion because he was not admitted
as delegate. Resolutions were introduce
ed asking the Missouri Legislature to pass
a isw discriminating agains, the products
of Massachusetts, Michigan and Vermont.
Major Alvin thought such law would be
unconstitutional. Judge Upton's opinion
on its constitutionslity was called for, bu.
he answered that the people having seen
proper to relieve him Of his judicial honors.
he would decline to give an opinion. After
some amendments the resolutions were q.
dopted. President Shannon Of the Uniyer.
city, delivered Bible argument in favor Of
Slavery. Tie close Of bis address was very
infammatory andvery ultra; and on:a motion
tia, his address be published with the pro-
ceedings Of the Convention, there was gres,
excitement and much objection was made.
A motion To adjourn sine die was made and
Withdrawn. 1t wac renewed amid much
confusion. and finally a motion prevailed
to adjourn TO the evening of the 18th in.
slant.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
ires NJ Gazette.

frostAe Gazette.
a Prsua Day lsr uessapsrt ana ~ csatrsi
Iowa!
The magnificent locomotive. Antoine L.
Claire. arrived upon. our beautiful shores
to-day !, II n. under the ssperin,en1sncs
Of NJ. Brsytsa. Chief Engiaeer d the Road.
aud Mr.. Carmichael. Coniescsos. The day
was very warm, and not xaowing the IRE,
else time Of its arrival, but few persons were
present. although on motion Of COL 1. e.
Eass, more than hundred voices rent the
air in giving three cheers. Mr.. lie Claire
was pr,seat witnessing the interesting GER
emony that 10 to mark grand and ever
memorable era 10 the history Of our beasti.
tal State. Well may Davenport feel last
ing pride in the contamination OF such .
step toward her future greatness.
While am writing. the worthy and Of
fcieut managers OF this welcome visitor ore
preparing II for the Temporary track that VIII
lead il to the depot, from which place il will
in few hours enter upon its destined use al'
ness. Whs shall contemplate its destiny
Win Cedar river hound its westward labor!
will Iowa City stay its coursss Will the
great Missouri river say. here shan my
proud course be s,ayedl Shall the tower
inc ramparts of the Rocky Mountains give
Unite to lie onward course! No, the quiet
chores OF the mighty Pacific shall be ava.
kened by the shrili whistle Of its engine
the welcome tones Of its alarm bell
The main R I'D leading west from DIV
export is completed come Az miles. and
from this day The iron will be laid down u
the rate Of about half mile per day till the
Road 10 Iowa City ana the branch to Mus
cstine shall be cou pleted.
July 10, 1855. SrEerAroR.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

The editor Of the Kingston &C. W.
Wing. hsviag been invi'ed TO celebrate the
4th OF July at Oswego. returned a humorous
ply, in which he ssys-.Washir gton,
with the Americans, msy be justly trrmed
the Father Of his Country but with Can.
s!ans his true sppellatlon is Rebel and
Traitor: FOR ne foreswore his allegiance /
tie British Grown. and Tough. and beat the
soldiers Of his King" Fl, subjects. truly,
for ci.iz nship in our glorious republic.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
The chief Russian army surpson at s,

The chief Russian army surgeon at Sc
bsstopol states, in magazine published at
~. Pttersburgh, that never in the history
Of surgery were such frightful wounds
known as those which came under the treat.
ment o. the Russian surgeons during the
bUnbarement which commenced April oh.
and caused BY the e5-pounder shot and 900
p, gDd shell of the beseiyers
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
BY CATIONS LINE.
Telegraphsd sxprsssly for DAILY Gazette


- BUFFALO. July 10.
Moaessse demand for aour this morning.
and the narket favors The buyer. 6sles Of
zoo bbls !. q SOC e9.lak for common to
extra Wis. Wheat in fair demand. 6ases
Of 5000 bushels upper lake on private terms.
Holders and buyers Of Corn apart IN their
views. Former contract at 1851 but
The latter do not generally offer over 10
Canal freieh,s 10 isr cora to Albany and II
to New York.
lightning prevents the working Of the
instrument.)
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

TIE ireid. MS ss.endng the de ID Of the
Z. y. solder. L ,ur. at r.. Nell nry. as de-
ssi. by The Baltimore American. sre OF the
INST seyolt ng character. 4 cous martial
hss ben ordered y inse.sig lie the matter,
sod we .rus; that the Sergeant and Lieu
tenant who are implicated in the dngracs.
su! deed viii be- severely pan shed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

BURNED TO DEArH.-On the night of
the 18th inst, in the town Of Brans, near
Buffalo, N. Y, the house of a farmer
named Thompson was consumed By Ere.
and himself, three daughters and two of his
grandchildren persisted in the flames. There
was no doubt among the community that
the FIRE vas the work Of an incendary.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

Nose" the Cairo correspondent of the
Evansville Journal says thu. some Of the
finest liquor saloons in the United States
are being fitted up in Cairo and that the de-
Feat Of the Pfohibi.ory Liquor Law ia Iii.
nois has given business in hat line fresh
impetus. Ofcourse.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

Mr. wsido has accepted the Supreme
Judgeshis Of Connse,ieut, and will conse-
1asa,iy reign his efice Of Commas i,ner
of Psienii.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
jilisfflldnf0us.
JUST REckIvKp
nirset from New YeSk City,

.prr.p,p Int OF GOODS coksisriN0 OF
picE eis. preserves, n ickcled Oys..a.esrs,
I1ickeed I,obstsss, Nsisins Pigs, :t'non9a, y,
ii EuellsA Wninuts, Bra xiii Nuts, &c, ALsv, ar
Csrr.Gts, Lemon sugar, Extract 81 oous'' A'e
MACKEREL, GOLDFISH AND SALMON
IN barrel. aid XII. OF i, the pound. splts psas'
did Citros, Tomato catsnp, Pepper sauee, q =
I,rs for Painting which onef tor sails NJ the - :
pyire al al per hundred Together with iarge To-
afthings too numcrousso mention, az !" MY.
found nj .
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

For the first I've weeks Of this mouth the
total number Of deaths in Chicago wa. on
" th.riy-fur. This for population Of
sbopi eighty thousand is certainly small
csnbsr. and The Pre-. Of that city is justi6-
ed in saying that ito health wss never bet
ter IN the most favorable season.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

In M.cedon, Wayne rouniy. New York.
the crnsus marsl Il has found d woman but
twenty three years Of sge, who 10 the moth
er of tour children. the youngest which is
twelve. the second is eight, the third three.
and the last, one.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

WHITE DEEa "A pair Of white deer are
now being exhibited in Hyde Park, St
Louis, direct from the Ouchita Mountains.
They are true Albinas, having pink eyes.
which contrast beautifully with their snowy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

A 500 Of sesfe'sry Marcy 10 one Of the
I.euirnanss attached u tie r. y. friga,e
Congress, saich is sbout starting for =
shres ere cra.se ip The Hsejisrtaasen.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

During the week ending on last Ss'vr-
dsy,there sere 457 deaths in the city Vi
New York, Of which SIC were those Of chill
dren.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

The Monroe (Mich) Commercisl says
that not more than one field Of whea, in
that vicinity has been destroyed by the wee
vii vha,~ ter gsys reported
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20

On last Saturday, $1,000 Illinois State
BONDS Of isi7 we're sold in Nea York City
81 l03.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
Uaimproved Lands.

UHIWpTove0 LNuUB'
1000 acrps In keott County,
$500 .. - Cedar ..
5000 ~ - MnscatIneH
Together with 'arge amount OilnIdir iplHsol'ia
Po~e.hcik, Ciibtol, Marshall IasIrT ste =
eosnlles.
Any or all OF the above iaEds, eli. lose fiffs
are offered Tor sale is
GEORGE l.. EIt MOLE,
General isi Areii
sureyssnd Subdivisions oi Land n.ade Sisas Y I,
c-t notice BY an exreficItrt - s'h,t-'ll' III
,aice. -