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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
Commerce Of California with Russia.

A trade has sprung up between Califor-
MIA and the Russian possessions in North
America and Asia. Saa Fraacisco gets all
lis ice from that quarter. But besides the
ice, i, appears that other branches of.rade
are bs.ng developed. A San Francisco
paper says:
.Some months since, the barks Cayane
and Palmetto cleared from this port for the
Russian posse ssions, with full curgocs, con-
sisting OF large quantities OF provisions
lumber, machinery, furniture, complete
saw mill. iron hardware, hollow ware Of all
kinds, and, in fact the paraphernalia Of
quite a little colony. These vessels were
loaded and dispatched with great privacy,
the stevelore refusing TO give any inforna-
ton as to their destination. The facts, us
yet, are only known 10 the parties interested
We IRE able to state, however. with con-
siderable confidence, that these vessels pro-
ceeded 10 the Amour River, 10 Asiatie Rus
sla, possibly touching at Peiropaulswsky on
the route. One hundred miles above lis
mouth splendid country exists, the greater
part Of which is clad with ihexhaustib!e
fore.ts Ct pine and fir, and here the COM
pang are able to i3cate a branch house, and
eventually communicate With the interior
of Russia aud China, The Amour or Sag
halien River is considered the dividing line
between the two eHpires--with the vast
province Of Mantehoora on the south. and
South Siberia on the north. A trade on &C
established, AMI California would pour her
products into the lap Of Asia by a channel
until now almost unknown 10 the world.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

AHoTHEa RAILROAD ACCIDENT
n.pdman or iiend, on the Nj ii River Road, 4
fe. miles north OF kcntun, placed plank
across the truck, on n corner " hi ere IL could
not be seen, n'i,i fixed it firm with rocks, Just
before the arrival Of the afternoon Express
train. The train vas 0f course thrown OF.
The tircman's head and body aud one ler
were found in different pllces. One leo
was not found when the train left. The en-
gineer is supposed % be fatally injured, and
the conductor, Dir. WithereIl, was carried
of on litter. Nne Of the passengers
were 80 mnch injured that they could not be
removed 10 Kenton. though tits hoped none
o. them are fatally injured Ger. Plain.
dealer, | III.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

LINE OF STAGES TO SIOUX CiTY-We
notice that the Western Stage Co. are
stocking the route from this city to Sioux
City With Troy coaches and four-horsc
teams preparatory 10 running regular line
Of stages A Land Office has recently been
established a Sioux Cry, in consequence
Of which the rich lands North Of here along
The Missouri and the Big Sioux are attract.
ing thither those In search Of lands and
homes in the lar West, rendering the con.
temPlated communication necessary, aud Of
the utmost impor' nce,--CoRuca BltlGs
Chron.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
Pplana. Italy and Hungary.

The Boston Alas, specializing on the
probabilities OF an early peace, from the in.
ability Of Russia to carry on the war much
longer, makes the following passing remark
on The reconstruction Of Poland, and The
recognition Of the claims Of Hungary and
Iiaiy:-
bat ere this much desired event takes
place, every logcr Of ireeeom would like .
see Poland once more living nation. Hun
gary and Italy, too, have claims upon the
sympathy of thu allies, which we ardently
hope 10 see recognized. Despotism has
had its day, we ought rather 10 say its night,
and the soon er il is modified or crushed, the
better il will be for mankind. The allies,
though far from perfect in their systems Of
government, are nevertheless engaged 10 q
struggle against despotism which seeks
to enslave the world. We rejoice in their
success, and look forward with hope for
their complete triumph. The foreign news.
as whole, looks quite cheering, for an
early peace"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

ExrgRT,-s-.a At the late cxa minaiion OF
tire Cadets at West Point, they construct
cd, from timber prepared for the purpose,
bridge one hundred and stty
feet in length, extending into the Huds Oh
river in deep water, and resting on pom.
toons, Ia tnsafg toar miahEs from the time
ofreceiytng the word Of command, and took
il down again and piled itupin periec, or.
der in nilte mjHahsi Tais bridge was one
which was 10 the train Or GEN SCOTS ar
my in Mexico, and was strong enough for
the passage Of troops and artillery.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17


"Eirrinia hoaors her noble sons -Massa-
chosetts h1nors her ignobie seas. and
coses the doors Of Fane:l Hall agains,
her -iishonors t.it nohlest Of
them all..-- WaSiingfoa S.nfiRs1.
When id Virginia hoaor her noble sous
Was il when she cas-, her vote Tor little
Matte Van, the trearherous AbQiisioaist,
in preference to General Harrison, ous OF
the purest Of patriots and most trtisty OF
soldiers. who spent nearly us whole lie in
the service oi his coaa,ry Was il when
she threw herself into the arms of that
political intriguing deal Y que, james 4 .
Polk, in preference To Henry Clay the
most distinguished orator and statesman
who's lite grates the pages Of our coantry's
history Was il in voting for Lewis Cas-,
a Northern man with Southern feelings, in
preference 10 General Taylor, the hero oil
Raena Vista when almost every State In the
uaioa testli led their adm ration OF his worth
By honoring him with their sulfrarezi Was
il when she voted for tbs little New Hump
sire petufagger, franklin Pierce, whose
name, the Ssaiaasl itself has said, i, re-
proach 10 his friends, aud bg-wor,l AM ong
his enc H.ies, in preference 10 General Win
field Scott, whose distinguished services,
and splendid military achievements, have
covered himself and bis country with hon.
or and renown, Were not Harrison, Clay
Taylor and Scott ''no5is sons of Ftrgiuia,n
YET we are told Virginia honors her atbic
sons Poiat Pleasant ia,) Rega5.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
sr. I.nuls MAnskr. Tho Republican


] OF The 18th gives TIE following rates:
FLouR-Supertlne, guaranteed at New
Orleans, nj S6, free on board; fancy S6,l5;
extra ut s6,75; extra, delivered, at ".
WnEAr-Exhihits an Improvement inile
higher grades. Prime Red $l,lo@ l,3o
sErsins ao@S1,oo. I
Oats a9G3 cents. Corn 5o@ 81 cents
according to quality.
GRocERiEs--Marke, quiet. with no trans
acilpns except 10 the country. Holders
firm at prices heretofore stated--say, s 10
9l4c for good toiprine sugar, 10 70 I3c for
coffee, including new crop, ~ for moasses.
Sales Of q. A. suit at Isl 10 to 81 so.
ONioNs-Sale Of 80 bugs at Soc per bush.
oTAroEs--Sale 100 bbis at 81 40 per
Dbl; a6l SKIS private; Is do a, ioc per bush,
mixed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

At the Woman's Rights Convention Il
Saratoga, a tew days since, while Mrs. Lu.
" Stone blackwell was speaking. some
iaeetious opponent u lusy's theory asked
her "who would take care Of the babies
while the mothers went 70 Congress3' II
viii reply 70 that everlasting query re-
joined Lucy, "by sskjng who takes care Of
them y hen their moth rs come e. S4rafo,
u a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

RACHEL ASpLAGER BrER. Rachel shares
Inc inevitable fate Of All great celebrities
who have visited New York. As passed
eo@n Bfoaiway early this morning, ntusings
upon the glorious performance of last niobt.
AID the superb rendering Of the Greek
tlaeen by the artist, came full upsn a
nrge transparency on which vas painted in
enormous letters, "Rachel's Lager Bier sa.
oon."- Cor. Rost9a Cour
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
Great Ha.unian

All The Ga students and professors yct
living, OF the WoadNard college, Cincana-
Ii. are invited 10 ID present n, Grand Re-
Onion ii, tbs. ancient cdiSce, on the 2sth
ICY Or M, nsanshs The coltege buildings
WEE t.rte torn Down q mahe room for 4
new and srls I'd II edsfice. aud il has been
detsrminrd u lave n reunion OF the schol :
ars aud nc ieasors. forc The old building Is
pfes,r3ycd. We arecur 81 the aWoodward
Hiei, School heys.' as the students were Ill
Lna@ the city ever in eden times for good
or evil. and We would give our best hat,
heets end, ureeeises to be a, that reunion.
Scarcely week passes, but the light OF
same old Woodward High School boy :
face breaks upon u. The good old fellows
are scattered eserya aud vita every
hearty saluta'ion, every! shake Of The hand'
every smile Of greeting, no matter WaeFs
the meeting, eforc our eyes appears with
these men thayision of a Ray, OF Aydeiette.
or Prescott, or Masthaws, or some other old
loved and well remembered tutor. LEAPS
usgls Jear.
And we. loo have seen tia, NOTES and felt
the invitation 70 b. present at that I Re-
Uaiona F.rst. in tie ord OF exercises,
come. the game Of foot-aaill Just twenty
years have elapsed since We first campad a
foo. bail on the Woodward grounds. II
was recreation in which we excellel and
OF course one in which we delighted. At
o'cla. an eraiioa IS to be delivered by the
first graduate Of the institution, Rev. Sam
uel D. Bald win. of Tenn. s'Sam." pardon
the irrevereaee, aud oarself We're chums,
but fate, i, woali seem, has assigned Us
diiieren, positions in life. Alas. We could
write yssnna Of "reminiscences Of the old
Institution. but would i, interest any one
but ouFself.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

We s4eit stated thatJ ] Sylvester, Esq
formerly Professor Of Mathematics 10 the
University 81 Virginia, has been appointed
to The otfiee Of Examiner id Chief Of the A.
tiilery aud royal engineers in Waoiwich
England. Both Russia and England are
aFailing themselves the nsins ring talent
Of tais country; though II seems more sin
guiar that Eagiaal sa3aii 5 On Ter lae ne
eessiiy Of ieqairing saeh assistance.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

STEALING IRos.-Pttsburg papers state
that four hundred tens Of railroad iron have
been stolen near tina, city within the last
two Or three months. The amount stolen
was valued At $4,000 Ii was cut up IN
small pieces. packed ia barrels, and sold FOR
old iron. Ab9ve thirty employees Of the
Portage Railroad were implicated in the
robbery, andtgenty-seye a them had been
arrested
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

OFINi9s.-Social opinion il like sbarn
knlte. There are foolish people who re-
g2rd !; only With terror, and dare not tourb
or NEEDLE With il. There are more foolish
people, who, in rashness or defiance. eeize
y " me blate, and get cnt and maneled for
TIER pains. And there ure wise poon,e
who graspit discrce,Iy md boldly bv n,
handle, and use il i, carve on, ,Ieir . co.,
purposes ra. Jar,esoa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
The St. Louis la.sli9saesr says that the

The st. Louis Ia.s!i2eacsr says that the
pamphlet of 81 pages, polished BY the
Chamber Of Commerce Of that city, and be-
ing the fo.l report Of the Committee ap-
pointed 10 examine into the affairs Of the O..
& u. Railroad, and Page g. Bacon's claim
against it, gives every item of expenditure
in building the Road. and fully vindicates
the honor, as well as the debt, Of Pagc &
Bacon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

LARGE TRAls.--A train Of cars arrived
over the Michigan Ssa.hern road yesterday
consisting Of sixteen coaches loadeJ with
passengers including sixty mechanic from
Syracuse y T., destined for Kansas. The
rush Of fall travels Just conmencinp and
The III, hotels are well filed now every night,
chic. Press 1871.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

UNITED STaTEs FalG4TE Co.GRGss.-
The United States fngate Congress, the
8ag ship Of tie Ne diterrauean Squadron,
Commodore Breese, arrived at Gibraltar n
The lith Of August. % days from New
York. She was 10 sail On the 10Th OF Az.
gus, FOR NarReilles. All on board we're
well.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

posTmAsrEg ARRESTED ron RoHBiSG THE
MAIL,-Lettfra containing money having
been recently missed between Frankfort,
mi, and Indianapolis, dccoy letter was
resorted 10 by the q. s. Mail Agent, to
trace the thief, who sac found 10 be s Imuel
Drake, the Postmaster 81 The Colfax Office
He was arrested. brought before Comais-
sioaer, and held 10 bail ID the sum or $1,000.
Chic. Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

The coarier ond Enquirer learns thai
prosecutions are about - be commenced iii
tile United States District Court for The
Southern District Of New York against the
Camden and Afaboy Railroad Company, is
behalf y seTeral Of those injured BY til re-
cent accident
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

As iSTEaHgPTED REFORMATION. a
Rutland FumseiieF, being recently before
grand jury as 4 Gu iprit, assumed the atti-
tudr an gccuser OF tie authorities, saving:
+Ifs pity was disturbed The people
were becoming 50 well trained that
they took liq,inrs from me which were tro-
tAtrds lcater. III he'd been LETT alone I
lhiuk they would have drunk c,sar watsr be-
(9re si.- m3n.is."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

The L5ai1a correspondent Of the Va.
tt2aal fatsatgsaeer says the war expenses
in Great Britain have greatly exceeded the
esiimates-i expenses Of the Navy alone
are not less than fG, o9.oDo in excess.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

BLACK EEyoY.-Am9ag The recent d.
plomatic pres sntatious t. Queen Victoria,
was that ofihe eny u Or Lis Imperial haies.
ts, the Emperor ssuionqae. The eugoy i
said 10 be as black rs ebony.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

NeW Hampshire, which usually raises
very little wheat, will have enough liz
present season 10 supply one-halfof its po,.
ulation with flour. fOg,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

J. HURTS, Pr0FHiEToR-
satg ftssy. September Is
skinner, Lyons eWtisht. Rronelsn
r X FHrasWnrth, luctunauJ NJ Shahkin, M
Jahn u herr. Dams sptIHr II T. Smith.
u Ahlen. F.oreace, n w W n suiam, Gieneseo
ID Sabine. NHs9n l. tfarainc. Reekns
elaFEe. Dc WIZ u NnitaeE, Nausxg. Wis
Miss Thomson II atanfa,. hsakak
u Ellis. lie Clzira sNu Saith, AascatiHc
A J Jansen. tff5son 81 Iouls
Il Gaass. jr, Law NJ nee. n Y 4 Tsaa New Haven
; e 3Akes, lsernsAnlua III stakes. Phsls
~ Isulon, IafluauA lady .Enuaapeh
U tfen. L!oas I Carmichael, Davenport
r Htdssn, ] " Canton,
q Nsigls, boston
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

No. i63. AihFer stofy t,f{ek n.n,sf,
iioh adait,4a.og HE blair, house a III va Y
sat ecu onssel.t y, ~ - iHakea good " ~
ing l4fse Siituairetur-g so. ts'Fss nv
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
BY CATONaS LINE.

~-~~>~~~~~~~~>~-~~ %~~~~~-~~~~~>~-~~~~~
Robbery Fire. 1ostsn Census
5 10 s. Bosroa, Sept 10.
81 Nj. NJ. Folsom, Cattle dealer, was purct.
asine rail road ticket:to his hpmsinsNew-
buypor, heIhad HE cgpe, bag son,ainiag
] S 1000 in bank bilsstolen.w
On Thursday night the factory a, Nashua
was destroyed BY fire; loss estimated at from
$4,000 10 $4,000, hall al ~MAi1h Mas in
sured.
The result Of the census ot Boston has
been obtained. The total populations is
ls2,62o. Number born in. foreign countries
with their children under "a years is as fol-
lowes;--lrish 69,239; German Also; other
countries la,57l. "A sum total of 10000
more than the native population and their
caildren. A& gfaae9
i tits estimated thu, Boston business men
with their families TO the number OF 10000
reside in the neighaoring towns.
Tho Navy
Washington, Sept. Is.
The following is list Of the NAVAL Oil
GERS dropped. Captain Levi Ramsey
Lieu,s. YIN. c. Creigant, II. IL. Rhodes,
r. Remington, VIM. II. Poland, james No
bic. lanes T. Mcdonald, r. w. Mead, Geo
L. Ring. Dan'l. T. Delany.
From Norfolk
Baltimore. Sept. ID.
The news from Norfolk is rather more
favorable, and during - hours ending on
Friday there were % deaths at Norfolk and
IL at Portsmouth.
New York Market
New York. Sept. IS
STOCKS better. Money in good request
and firm. III. C. bonds Of 75-s4a4 N. y.
c. Is 1oi. u s. IN. S. aoll4. G. &
Chicago %. Hudson. I'd bonds astss. Har
lem ad bonds 759a4. ]. c, r. r. 95tl.
New Orleans Mayse.
New Orleans, Sept. ID.
Sales cotton to-day reached 1880 bales
ut s,etds PRICES. Flour selling At S6,62ps
S6.75. Sugar a slight decline.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

Ne. lot. Another bri,i faptarss,
laird and Scout stfetis, atS.1. Mn - ptlHl
Kitchens, WI he sold lpa agl on latg w
dAlonia ihe ah0Ee8e have Ii eros ts, t,t t;s
Rtnl cav 10 v aieii Nc 5aaaa tbs attsitta " vi
efs- t*FU i w hsal
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

Tie aggregate amount contributed to the
Norfolk and Portsmouth relief iuu9 Is over
Sl00.o0o.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
IOWA as IT rs.


az NUTS:
4 An bBlS' AiHg0ds IA5ctts, Fiibcrts, Peanuts,
~ brizi and English Wannts. 4 large aud
hr sl shPidt received 8nd fuf sale 10 the trale.
@ EAEhLES, THOMPSON q CO.,
tlt ~ 1874 tur Fad and Pcrfy tsts,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

No. I53. 4 nea hfsnsk ss,t ! 4 ttta,s.
n afssnFeI. c,st a1tti gssirla On fhtA 5s. Z
l"s = ai,a 10 1s'iit5 stsgsIs, ~ Lrsc for "a te
AaFehibef Hesl. az y.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

According TO Bnenos Ayrcs papers, Urn
quay VII shortly bc annexed e. Brazil.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

A9..isi- 4 geqq.if4ttii.4 ~ "a liz sa,.s !.
Y stNti, afgt apltas.la AstA Vi ..f,Ea. MI I
beass4 i9r j se4ra =.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
=s-T sser7a'
AuETIau SALE 0F LAND.

w ILL be ssld ut Auction, By Mr. Robefl :, ,S
her,al tlttt u or u the Court House 2n - "a o,,
hbiufed Ala tset}ty hefas OF iandi one h,lo ah,ss
quarter from The town OF MantaIHnin, " fe"sSa,ed
county. This tonH Is sly mties iroh ne tL%gLta
hBe 81 raj ioad. and situated sotie 81 INC
ana best Prairie IA the state; aud hot isf ifoiH
biz timber, se
IeFlus sf salc, one third cash, the balance y N
ave aud ufge Years. with interest, and set Gn nj.
judgment notes and mortgage. This ahofds lhe "A
chaser liberal time 10 take adj ahtage ~ ~ ,,eu.
poi ory ia land as in Gho 0cciisioned ~ the 49,
zion Of railroads in anew State, .,tof
IS The above sale was postponed on aceo isegt
Nr, seymaurs sickness. II VIII take place h'tNs
'Hll as above advertised. F-u Il Ea
Sept / dis
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

q Nc. i5s, LEI on The bldr torse, !,
fefi! streets, adjoining Col Suresnl'. ,,,, 1,stl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

The Chicago Press states that Type
Foundry is about 10 be established ID thar
CRY.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

70. sso. 4 large aud sir, House MI
sFonud on the corner 81 Sikitan MI, si.i w hi
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

" SfknA Clerk thsi 1ple fs.Epsl, the Drag pns
w {nS'ss and can gse gae4 getafsAres, eHahiVe b,
septI u Il WsEa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

= large lunniiles. Aud ibe. would rartifHlarly a
TIE attention 81 toapsTs ana Maitare - their large
stock ataslihe slaves iafitAd aAi ~t ready l
BE- put together 10 kaffais. MS sAaeAga. IA rarsttI
~ eaHiEg ~ thousand slaves rur day. oi The bosl
aaalGs. tall and aNaiulI. 1nt saasssiree. #s
~ .is ,Sitta orders SID. b. pfolal,i attended -
HhH Ire PtuInetors hstteF ulehtsrR bat lAty cal
CIV sat tsest q All ahb nia} ftYpr silh call.
i. sgRtPf HRE. Il. A. MARQLI5
seq I.lwtsntIs ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

Ne t35. Thee Hsassa aed Lets eefsgtsf r 81
ansi ~ lairrktst Is t1sethst Nilsa IL a ,..
Dt 1taifs street. Fi,r lois sIH Ga iSass q, -
sta sfsi-I bargain 4 III taken 6s e4e ter,oh.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

!, No. 10, Cottage House ID Ftnb s,.
iiarfisan and Ripley slrects. =" SHeeibdss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
GILBERT, BaIEE & BUCK,
b+erEhauf TnttnrS.

QFettie Stare Of Il sldsf,ed SiFrei opposite kHGfp
q kfattaonfs. liz claire kioek. Arc lrerEfsd ~
i9fatsh q efser al! ksha-at eHrhaurs ht s.ptt ssc
70 Lipse egn desire hTsf sfsss u rnsnt. Ne ten.
asf S5Flsf Invitation 10 call as; kaas lng IAN
Pill taeir efaeFs spee4iA! vii. aEgieies sapag4or IN eve
y aei&tI.
.. a. sEsr. "a r.. O'sNtes. Ert
AMg - l.tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
To Rent

VIII rent thyea HsE1 iloEsss aud Lots On flFh y
near 44et utNstef y eeisfa 34EAAt foI gss' cat
immediate l9t.sesaioB g3SeH,
csc. t. NICHOLS,
sept - traerail.eba AEem
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

No i5s, Two Houses CT THIRD .trest s....
hta.i! and Form streets, Also. ia
~ i32, nns nagse - Second sltts, f,s...
Hrsis AID Perry is. ts'ssii
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

~. ~. = Honse. halfiot Of Groust !. ~
aiSsrri hst"eeh Fourth aud Finn stasg - Vets
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
To Lease Ier a Tom u Yum

have ahahtbtf Of ttf,4isss ala Ixt.ta H..
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strort EAST 81 ss,h, taa.e tef il yst. nv = R
ait ~atea Is eFstted gu8a irui4e house = Y
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ts3-a -ta Efal az 81, s-H IS. hid i. il r Ii ~
= 70 = lss,Fs tAta-k*a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

Great Excite ment in the Fruit Traes' "A
other l,s N pa' ns'res and deliver S
~ ehafge. FaHtilies is.irg islec Euitidi N'''s'
arg invited 10 cat aud leape Their orders. ,rIsff
sept Ipdlf null finn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
First Arrival Of New Goods
AT
lnslee's Cheap New York Store,
No. II Leclaire Row,

NM. iNSIFE Is now receiving his stock If
Fall a, Win ten. ssocGr.
NtHItH has hSen purchased al tto fore rasE pri
w cce, and before the late fsrst aieaafe IN dnia
tie goods Hethefefa feels safe 10 promising all hts
eid ane sWeh others may give hinl eAit
70 give nem eiite satisfaction, la the Nay VI ggua
To 1ds ard low Prices.
y. Il. iNSLhk il pro pared 10 ob goaas 10 pcdiers
and others low be purchased west Of Asp
Work.
WOOL YARN.
large Ia Just received Of VI hite, Red, and hiae
Mix Wool Warm for sa!s cheap shpissal, rvtell
Aug ss,h, ssJsd ~tt u iNsIEE.s.
I.sRESt'H and Enehsl. nd slippers, @@
l iNn aud Bfs. Cutters.
BLACK and Breaae Daskias.
telNsi aad Ilwths rPets.
Morfatto htsi Tall HSeis .s sss
tor sai al the lowest 1asi l5ieas ~
auga0 s, e.. DAWSON A CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17

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DISSOLUTION.

ftsik 60. aafnetship herst 0trrp cxidias brtN 81,
i VERIFY and "a Hist5Af Is iHi aaS ttt4eaiypd b,
mhtHat rasrid. Viz. Verify etffIa The aeeoHGs.
~iI be setIied hi rlthtt ~ tAe Irnl.
A. II. iAtfraw viii eurtsanc the Banding at.t
EAeAa' &c busirsss "a iIe old st4ssd a. per a4at.
bg}6E.
Davenport, ApF lelh, ITS.
a. /. YERBy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-17
new advertisements.
Mhaat saeka.

g41 DOZEN ~ busatt Seamless Twfled on ban
tub and TO arrive. ftt ssi,. by
Sap. ii-tw JACOB WEtYERJr & co.