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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
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John Van Buren, addressed a large meet
ing At csaton, N. V. on The afternoon of
The l6sh inst. The object Of HE discourse
VS. 10 effect reconciliation bstween the
Hard and Soft factions Of New York Loco
focoism. bst that coasum nation seems ss
far - ever from recitation. He strongly
disapproved the passage OF the Nebraska
bill, sbused Seward and eulogixed Silas
Wright, and ssid the New York Democrats
would be successful. il they could forgive
and forget the Past, and effect new union.
We imagine tina, al the palaver OF PrinaD
John csnnot effaee the bitter recollections
which rankle in the minds Of the leaders OF
the two factions. Betraying aud betrayed.
they have performed such series of i'll Of.
fces towards each other. that they have
mutually discarded any idea of forgiveness,
snd exhibit the wonderful spectacle Of a se,
OF Locofocos. whom no, even sharing oil
the spoils can induce to sit at the same po-
li,icsl table. Large numbers Of the masses
Of the New York Democracy will join the
Republican party, and while they assist in
placing that State RICH, on the great Ques-
sinn OF the day, win leave their former
leaders to digest the unrefreshing fruits Of
their common hatred
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

CHrLp Losr-Ou last Thursday even
ing . you1g child OF VIM. Hedges, living
three miles east of town, strayed from the
house Of its father and got lost on the prai-
ries Sesrch WAS made for il during the
night BY some of,hs neighbors, bu, i, could
not be found. Early next morning news
came TO town Of the lost child. Mr.. Por.
ter kindly preferred the use Of the horses in
his Livery Stable to those who would 20 in
search Of the child. large number Of men
were shout starting when news came that
the child was found. Mr.. Tolls had found
il about one mile from the house Of parents;
when il first saw him il started to run
from him-sne night lost was suficien, 10
turn il wild, and cause il TO fear its own spe-
cies. II seems Amos, increditable that q
child so young could endure such . cold,
stormy dresry night. Our readers will rec
ollect the kind Of night it was; cold during
the day, in the evening j, began to slice, and
then turn to snow; the wind howled, the
night was dark. To those in doors, around
warm stoves and blazing 6res.it was cold.
cherries night, what WAS il 10 child. thin
y clad, wandering on the bleak prsiries -
NJ Pleasant Obs, ilh.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

A Southern gentleman, who has been
sarr, ing At Cincinnati during the prevalence
OF the yellow fever at the South, writes US,
'sOhio has gone for Chase! worked hard
for HE csuse, for now regard all other
Questions - secondary to that ofslsvery."
That 10 the seniiment, and Mason and
Dixsn's line cannot limit its extension.
The South begiis 10 see and to feel ths,
tina, 10 the question upon which politics ia
to turn. snd there are some noble spirits
there in the very hot bed Of slavery, who
will battle vigorously for the right.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

CoSREoT VlE~.---ln the subjoined par.
sgraph. the Gaiena Advertiser takes cor
rect view Of the significance Of the Repub!i.
can triumph in Ohio.
1.-The election OF Mr.. Chase to be Cover
nor Of Ohio. under the circumstances. 10 an
event of much significance. 1t may be re-
garded a. the corner stone of the Rapub-
lican party. And If the south continues to
adhere to the determination, that oil future
legislation shall be for slavery and none
shall be allowed against il, all the other
free States will unite firmly around her,
and thus will be reared temple to freedom
that will endure till the last stroke of re-
corded time. The minority against the en-
eroachments Of slavery, a. 10 the Nehras-
ka issue, was known to be large, bat the
difficulty lay in uniting it. l, was not
united, but yet il has had force sufficient TO
sweep the State like tornado. We hail
il a. coed omen OF the times
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
l. lands for Sale =,

No.'-h Farm three miles North East of Dsya,.
pe. 10 acres ali under cultivation good b,,,l
hoase, new barn. tso haRdred fruit trees. shor 80,
cribs, he. to- sell ~h the IA ran desired a. s"fi
aye morse ~"soh. eorriase, IA rming Too A.,
40. he south East qf. Of See. 90, Towu,hi, so
road. 80 ''""' NC Duonque
sq;a. Then. w.qr. ots. W. o., Sec. II, r. =
No.t. Lott Blk II IN The town n, W.
40. s. loo aeses6 miles ". OF De Win ri,.oo r.,
Not Lot I, 10 Edridgs:s ddition 10 Pas,
port. Nn' Da'eh-
MOI. \ hose and two lot. back of s.., a.
port. " 'sAs' pd'eh-
NO., TWO houses 10 Gay OF davenport on sf,e.,
years iease--feu,sfor st1e ser vssr W "''eep
also y, W. ar See, 2i,f..s RAE
-. Any sflss above properly viii b.. .,eh.
~ 70, 'sa s 10 or betss.n davenport or E.s,
autrs u this Once, ~ u he subscribs,. ="
Ve'' 'nSvv JACOB -. ELDRipGU
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

The subjoined two paragraphs from The
speech Of Hon. T. d. Elliot, At the Repub-
lican ratification meeting In Fansuil Hall,
aasepossed u the Bosson Atlas. place one
OF two important facts 10 their true and
proper light
.Nobody attacks the, rights Of the South,
or any rights guaranteed BY the Constitu-
ton. The Republican party goes not one
step beyond the position taken by the
Wings in 1854. and By the Democratic in
former years. The American order claims
to 60 just as far. But the difficulty is. that
BY no other party can the principles which
rest upon freedom be rendered available,
because the South will hsve nothing 10 do
with you unless you yield that point. All
former parties in Massachusetts have re-
solved that slavery shall not be extended; ;
but invariably the South has overruied them
and they have yielded. ltfollows, then, If
we would have . national party. such ~
Washington would approve, resting upon
the principles OF liberty, il must be party
which makes freedom national and slavery
sectional, where the Constitution leaves il.
Such . party has been organized, and once
triumphant. there will be no danger but i,
will be national enough.
Nothing had been put forward by the
Republican party or BY its adherents which
might no, b. found in the writings Of Jsfier-
son, and sustained in the Assemblies OF
Virginia and Mary land yet they are stigma
sised as sectional. Thischarge was brougL,
against them because they ware founded
upon enc idea.
"Mr. Eliot then passed in review the his
tory OF the several political parties of this
country, show ing that each one had prima-
sily been founded upon SON. one prominent
idea, and arguing that no party could be
founded In any other manner. When there
is a political necs ssity for it, new party
will spring up, but il is always based upon
single leading idea. It was o6 ected. too,
tina, the party would have no influence upon
other political questions. II would be seen,
however, that the party would have its in
fuence upon all these questions in good
time. 1t wouldhave its influence upon the
proper foreign policy to be pursued by this
country, and would mark the true line be-
tween apathetic non-ntervention and Of
fcous inter NEEDING. 10 regard TO inter-
nalimprosement il would attempt to draw
the line which should separate useful public
enterprises from lavish expenditures upon
purely local undertakings.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

ScoTT CoUsrY is already reaping the re.
ward Of her investments in ths Mississ;opi
and Missouri Railroad, by the building no O,
towns along the route and within her own
borders. From the Davenport, Gazette, we
learn that Is miles wet Of the river, the
new town Of Fulton has been laid OUT, and
buildings 10 the amount Of $4,000, inelu.
ding steam mill and large rea per es,ab.
l'shmen, - by go, have been contracted
for. All the buildings except the mill are
10 De completed this fall.
These little towns will cut off much Of
the t'sSe the; once sought market in Mus
cs'ins 81 sus Reyxs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

The editor ofrhe Dubuque Express. which
paper since its change of administration,
has become quite gentlemsnly in its de.
pertinent, has an Apology in q recent
number. in which he disclaims the use Of
such sen.eless billingsgate and ill.bred
phrases, az the term cut throat He saws
ain speaking OF the Dubuque Observer,
(Which we learn has been discontinued 10
Saturday, issue, the &c ntlemsn whom we
LEFT to prepare copy for the paper, uscd the
word "est throat" Now we have no sym.
pathy With Native America nism or Know
nottingham in whatever shape or in what.
ever guise IL may be found. To their prin.
ciples and sentiments We are utterly oppos.
ed. but We have no favorable appreciation
OF that style Of writing. nor do we believe
them 70 be sent hroats." Our readers will
not therefore expect this paper to indulge
in Trades Of this character"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
fYsr tAs Gsss.ts.I
Il will Work.

Mr. EDIToR:-I went on board OF the
steamer Audubon q, 81 Louis aud found her
commanded BY our old and esteemed friend
A. H. Davenport, Of lie Claire. found
that the bar on the boa, had been closed. |
shipped my freight with Captain Davenport
and travelled on his boat four days, during
which time did not see q single intoxicated
man. was informed that when the Cap
tain took CON mand a, ST. Paul and closed
the bar, it Tas prophesied that he would
have no passengers. Well, from ST. Paul
20 Galsns there were one hundred and eigh
ty passengers and from that point to St.
Louis she had more passengers than she
could well accommodate. flour steambos.
Captains would close the bars on their boats
have no doubt il would be better for their
interests. Men would then save their mon
ey and be able to get to their destination,
~ in many Instance. they now have to stop
at the different towns to labor for money 10
take them through in cons equence ofspe nd
ing whs, they had for liquor. J. w. w.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
LANDS FOR SALE
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA.

Traeil-The L iofihe n w sees)
The h Seq - Nh-h
The n " Sec 10
In all 400 acres; situated on the Railroad MI"
| from town.
Tract 2-The W ! Of the s W Of Sec i0T7sAR'
Z. 3miIes from davenport. eontains 70 acres ,.o
Tract 3-Ihe W OF Sec ! T ~ NR3 L ie9@VV
acres 40 miles from davenport. ,,o
Trad4-Ths W /. of See 70 R3 1917 w
acres adjoining Traet3, 10 miles North from Dave"
Trsct 5-Tbe NEl o the S W ofsec iT'sNK'
K, ~ acres miles from the city,
Tract s-Ihe az the h ofsse ~ ! e y Mo
sOncres, on the Kali Road. 9 miles from psehpMs..
Tract g-Ihe 81 the w otsee y I. ma w.
r, n, acres, parts Of sse's. hand leF' N"an
IN all making Farm OF 2c0 ~ 100 acres, upon '''
Nj ssissipy,i rner, t2 miles from Davenport =, lid,
Tract H. Az ,aiproyeu Fam, fenced shd u" w" W.
,ated, nice house. springs and eretA on ~
Hiel OF, Grove roai miles from tu~n. u'as, IN ~
age fence started entiteiy around The iAi"i '
acres. ,psF
Tract t. leo acres in sec'.27 and "a r 70 ZEE.
1ra,t lg--in see : n 1874 70 ksf wv A'''
ldJigIlf" sd ana ~ IA Timber.
IN CLINTON ,ots1y. IOWA. -
Trset22- fra, t.ona oi Inc \. W rec IN; IN,
~, n. h. H., a. si.IVa acres, hear Ibofn- ""'''
Yer, low, narpled for soon.
III iienry County, Illinois tc..
Tract I2--1hc II 1 and the r. OF the o' o.
OF IL shs r., sloseres, line spring o" IL INV
Tract is--The T. =! Of Sec 81 r l6 Nkik, Of ss0
acres. I, =, 9oo
tfAtI lh--Ihp Il Z "a Hc' - . ~ ~ ~ -
acIps. ~ ,so
Tr4e, goth WI ofseea ~ RIO NRlE' Of ''0
acres. .,.n
Also, about 50 La,sin Rassells addition tothe sosh
of Ayuvssn. Long tine.
In Rock Island County, Illinois. ,s.
Tract gl-Ihes " Of Sec IS " y M "'"'' wv
acres.
Q Lots on brady Street cor. Of COLLEGE. ,,,
Lot on BRADY 81 IN Hewes d Kobinson's addhl"p
containing ia 100 acres. Low for Cash
Apply 20
General Land Agent,
s-r 1yh. ONE Cd 81, knN Of Brs6t'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

The largest mass Of copper ever orough,
from. Lake Superior mining region, was re.
ceised in De,roi, lately by the steamer Man.
haitian. The mass weighed six thousand
eight hundred and twenty three pounds, and
was valued a, $3.50. During the presen,
season there has been received in De,,oi,
and Cleveland over sir hundred and twenty.
four thousand pounds Of copper.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
Dies Motses RlvsR LAyps.-The 80 90

DEs Mo,NEs RIVER LAsps.-The 80 900
acres Of land offered for sale by the Des
Moine Navigation & r. R. Co, are located
nearly as follows:
Van Buren, County, 1900 acres: Davis,
$500; Wapello, $3.50: Monroe. 1000: Ma.
hasks, 8 800; NJ irion, Is 500; Warren, 1000:
Jasper, $500; Polk, IL, 800; Dallas, 10, 900;
Boone, 10000.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

The Chicago Press warns iss readers
against the operations OF a set Of persons
who call themselves the General North
western Mutual Land Agents" and whose
sircalars, scattered through the country
are signed BY Leland Barnes 4 Co., DO,
$50, Chicago P. o.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

MAauoKErA.-The Msquoseta Safszs
stases that BY recen, arrangement with
the property holders Of Maquoketa and Vi.
ciniiy, mortgages 10 the amount Of hun
ared thousand dollars on Unincumbered real
estate are To be pledged TO secure loan OF
forty or fifty thousand dollars. The Senti-
nj says that the money thus raised will be
sufficient to make Maquoketa punt on
the Lyons and Cedar Rapids Road.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

A, The recent State Fair held 1t Chicago
the receipts were about $4,000. while the
amount taken BY piekrockets at the same
time was over oio 900. Another year
they could double their receipts by employ
ing the pickpcckets.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

No SPIeiE.-The Pacisc ieft New York
for Liverpool at noon on tine nth with lT3
passengers. and no specie. This is the
commencement Of the turning Of the tide in
regard to the expectation Of specie.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

LATE NEws.-The Burlington Gazette Of
the 18th instant, publishes the news that
Queen Victoria has accepted the invitation
Of Louis Napoleon 10 visit Paris.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

TIE machine shop of Pool 4 Co., vii.
mington, n. c., was destroyed BY FIRE %
the night OF the 18th inst. Loss esiimstsd
at 44o0 600.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
STILL TNEY COME!

New Arrivals Of Groceries, &c., &c,
4E0 HAyE Ia Of returned from -. Louis with
II i the following Soods. which ! oder for
Sale - the Public NJ . email advanse on
cosi:
Teas, Green and Black Soaps, Chemical, Com
choice qualities on, Toilet 4 shaving.
co0ecs Rio, Java, nd Tsoseco, Smoking nd
Gsoaad, Chewing.
Sugars, Crashed, CLAIR 90 Baes Of Ground Alum
led. PuivsrYsd 4 N. andTurks. leland Salt,
Orieans Table and Dairy de-
noIsssss, G. syrup, 3. II. - lbs. sage.
syrup & n. orleans. Fruits, ksisons. F'gs'
Casdles, WsH, Sperm, bsckoeryNes and
Star a ralior Whofueesfnss.
Spices of ell tinds-
Alss, niss lat Of Dried Beef direct fs0n Cincln-
mast, Pickle Pork.
-AL0os
Com Starch. Mustard, Yesrt Powder, Cream Tar
tay. Soda. Preserve. titron, Pearl Starch, Whale
Lard and Elsphant OLE sssdpes oy ssess salssatss
Parins, rspioca. Maeroniaa, Sage, Candy, Powder,
Shot and Caps, Wooden, Willow, Stone sEd Qnc~as
vxres &C., together with host OF other Articies NJ
Of hics TO mention Aud BY call nj
q, the Peoples Store Second street, opposite the
IeCtaire Block, you viii be convinced thai YOU can
buy 70 Z Groceries, Ac...s cheap - The cheapest.
Davenport, Oct2od&sis J. ". ~ILlf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

The Americans Of New York city and
county held a large ratification meeting in
the Park On the evening Of the l7,h. i,
was es,insted tina, 10000 persons were
present.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

A despatch from Savannah states tina,
Ave carloads of cotton amounting to lis
bales we're recently destroyed by fire Oh
the Central Road. The fire caught from
sparks from the locomotive.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

The Savannah Female Orphan Asylum
was nearly destroyed by FIRE on the nigh.
Of the 9Th instant. No lives were lost
There was an insurance on the building OF
$4,000, which i, was thought would be
suficientto make il as good as i, was be-
fore the fire.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

NEwssAPER PREMruN-The Corners
vile, Ind, Telegraph took the premium of a
silver cup, at its County Fair. for being the
best, most elegantly printed and mosttasti-
ly srranged:newspaper in the county. This
is the first premium of the kind ever given
in Indiana, ana as far as We know, at any
other State or County Fair.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

II will require g., 900 900 to liquidate the
hoating debt of Philadelphia. Creditors
have levied upon the railroad stock owned
by the municipality. This is but the pre-
cursor to many other suits, which will in
volve the taxpayers in expenses To al enor-
nous amount.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

The loss by the recent IRE in Cincinnati
which consumed the planning mill Of Nessrs.
Hinkle, Guild & Co., is stated to be $751;.
800, and no insurance.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

The population Of Wisconsin, according
to the census just completed, 10 $50. 100
There are in the State 200 Deaf and Dumb /;
l23 Blind, and 2so Insane.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

We see il stated that the case Of the
United States against George Collier, ex-
collector " San Pr,acisco, which has been
60. C'fcDit csur. ~ Neg York,
a. slq9
eco claimed Of him BY the Government has
Iser reduced TO avery iox figure,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

Tie Osksiooss Herald OF the 18th inst.
states that the Laud Office at Fort Dodge
will no, be opened until the frst Of Novem.
ber
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

ne iJ"s Cry reporter states tat the
Hoinai Department VI the State University
Is in fouri.hing condition.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

The Agricultural Board have selected
Museaiine as the place for holding the
State iair neat year.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

Late advices from Buenos Ayres state
tha, three Of the principal actors in the late
outbreak had returned to Nontevideo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

The Grand Jury a, Utica, N. Y, refused
by avote of II TO - to End any indictments
under the prohibitory law.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
.lTTE.v'TxO.V...

'I'Hf omeersa and members Of the Washington Ar
uiierS Company ere requested 10 meet at The Ar
Pm. 1872 ''"'"eA
P.s.-Punetuai attention 10 desired a, bu sine, y,
importance IL 20 be attended 10,
NY order oftbs Capt.
oft iWh J. q. GAsYoH See
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
Out L.pu

have several small tracts ~ Land IN the lnnF'
dtasr vicinity AZ HE city, containing from orc y
weniy acres suitable Tor private residences gsroehs
vineyards &c. which ! will sell a. Plicss 'sf.ns
from . 81 To- $780, some OF these within ths Inns
oi the CITY. GEu. L, Nj kOLLS,
Cor az Main & Sscand VI,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
HUNT a COOKS AUCTION { COMMISSION
HOUSE,
On Brady Ut nearly opposite Post Office,
DAVE nssSsRG snvR

We will attend To the safe of Real Estate at
or private sale, on rea oBable terms; will utvrt L.
ic'sng Houses, stnre-. Farms, Nc. Pcrs ms " i.b
ing houses or STORES Sili do we'll te ,a.l as above.
Col scsihk Of rents aud all claims of whale,c or ni:
t"hfeshehts can have their taxes pai.i by address
iEs, Hhut ~ Gsk's Auction d Com mission House.
tiso, particular attention raid 10 the sale Of new
ana second hand ia rniture. We viii also Civ. pareu
lar attention 10 q sale ~ rscs and arriage. and
IN l.e' ~lii sell ever Kind of personal properly real
estate, sc on fair terms.
SrHyHu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
Select School
FOR
Young Ladies and Gentlemen,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Rsv. G. G. Strict P,i.t.psh.

INSTRUCTION given In the usual English branches
L -Muthetn aties, Classics, Book Keeping, Natafa
Philosophy, French, Music, Drawing, Painting, SC.
Sc.
For,srm.appiy 20 the Rev G.. C. Street. at his res
idence. Champions Buidiuss, seaf thc Gas Works
east end Of Third street
References by permission) TO the Rev. 4. Louder
back, Rector OF Trinity Church, Rev. w. Ratledgc
Pastor OF First Ba ,ti.i Church, Grs Wallace, Col
Eyans, Dr. A. NJ Smith, Cot Eads, and ether II
OF the highest Responsibility!
0ct 10, dir
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
10 " A LAND AGENCY,
WILLIAM ALLEN,
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
GESEkAL LA.,D AGENT AND REAL thIaI
BROkER.
second Strees, EaAt Of Brady,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Collections promptly attended to In all Far.,cl ~
State; Lands entered snd loe~ed ~ ~ isis
Dstrc,s Of the state, Money iHse s.d and Faxes AZ
Tor non re- sidchts; Money losued on uHehctmbri's
Heal Estate security; Farms, Houses aud LOIS 1castO
Real Estate oIaIl kinds bought and .eid Oh GOA n'
sloIi.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

No. t55. Three Hoe.e, and Lot, corf.,,fF.,.,
sna ie hare 1t -ets- toseth rsIl Lgfnf ~, a.
Ls Cihfr .ir ct. the . hu, -ili he leased fr Is ,
al. great Lsrga4a II aitt.srh y ou- lvt,sE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

No, Isl. Anew house with sI1 room. tcf.y...,
" arranged, eriiarahd cisiern an Third .,,s, ~
Iowa and lie Claire ssrvet, 10 Lease Tor a yt.r foS
Aoyela1er neAt. "'-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

No. Isl. A beautiful biua Lot oa ILs Ao,n =,
% SIXTH street opposits Mack OTIS s.rgeE, . n.
LEASED for a. ,eass.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

No. l6<. Another brick House near IN. nm,
Third and scott streets. aoAa1, nine ,oogs ~
kttehcas, Will be cold low aId on ioig e,,a1t T. ~
ditiou Ia sh~ above ne have a rrcA, ,a,,rv =, ~
PROF cry 10 sh'eh We invite the attention Of ng,,,
srs. GEO. L. aieROLls
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

No $50. The Mans.cn IIsus~, . tk.yE.
corner Of THE aud iSwa ,rcsl.. Afro Er5,
House on lo~ sirvri: Lease tur rs ltsr If, -,
aoa Hoass r~lts fet s5is leT AnhGn.-- Eass $!A6
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

No. los. Athree stor, brirh Eop..i,p
Dion's addition, onths biuF. house .stss M I, ~
cd, can be sold 90 ~ 20 nHk. good ~
ing large annual returl--g SO sHit
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

NoII1, r..
1--WE T,S.Payers Of Scnooi District No 9, rfty o,
! l. davenport. viii please nutiee that th,. SIsc ;;
lax OF one mill voted .ssl Mas. Is nov due .n.I
cal ON tho.- n, ing m IN, U,,irict m M ,.,,r rt
No. Ls cir BIors. ssds nm, nna me a
ending oct ~ Person. not ay,i,,r. ,h ~ =,
that opportunity will be returned for roiI.rtfn,
N TnpEEv Cn'..
! Davenport, Oct H. S,.tf -
! IsJSu
a IAtGR and ,..t .,., t,,s,
I n and MAS. Ei.h ~, pp'' =, "a IA .Iol' 'sIhhs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20

To Lease for . Term Of Year,
have nsntbsr OF House. and Lot, 4. r., t.,
10 ID years, sGolg sA.cb are tue ioil0.{f,
No. rs. houss aLd lot On the Narfh al. a. rs,.
street ha.t OF Main, Leas. Tor IS wears Lot s4llSu,
on y hich 10 afeeted goo.i Ira nv houss y