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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The Buffalo Republic has letter from
Washington, of the canard or hoax order,
for which certain French writer's are SO ia
nous, or rather infamous. II details pro-
ceedings in the Senate IN executive session
on Am rican intervention in the European
war; and goes on TO state that Mr.. Van Blu
rem, being in Europe, was requested to hold
himself in readiness to meet ex-Presidents
Tyler and Fillmore, in case the President
thought fit TO act in accordance with the
"adyice" left him by the Senate, to cnnsti-
tute them and Mr.. Van Buren, trio to hold
the olive branch to the beIligerents. On
the breaking up of the Vienna Conference
and its hopes Of peace settlement, "Mr.
Fillmore very suddenly took his departure
for Europe [he did sail in the last steam.
err; "and it is understood to be Mr.. Tyler's
intention to leave in the next steamer for
the same destination" The same au,hori-
ty informs Us that Mr.. Van Buren, being in
Paris, while en- route to London, was sudden
ly summoned in his travelling dress before
the Emperor, and had long interview.
Alexander is said not TO be so sure as Mich
olas, his father, of the chances of getting
Turkey; and the Palmerston ministry will
take no further notice of any Cuban demon
straton and of the 6libustcring, provided
the American commissioners can bring
about peace, and aver, popular Indignation
and perhaps revolution in England. The
deliberations Of the commissioners are to be
secret.
A canard this, worthy of French hand
", Y Trb.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

Cross BULEHEAps FOR STEAMSHIPS
For want of cross bulkheads, as recommend
ed by the late Grand Jury of the United
States Court. the steamer Golden Age has
followed the North Carolina. I, 10 proba-
bic that neither Of these steamers would
have sunk if they had been provided with
buikheads. The water would then hive
been confined to the apartment where the
rupture or injury occurred, the fires would
have been protected, and the engine would
have been enabled to perform its duty
After few more such disasters, under
writers, as vel! as steamboat owners and
passengers, may awake to their duty -
When bulkheads are introduced we shall
probably hear Of no more such snkings.-
NJ r. Commercial ADJ.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
Women's Rights.

The N Y. correspondent of the .National
Intsliigsncsr writes as follows:
"Our anniversary week has come and
gone, and nothing has been heard of the
Women's Rights clique tnrther than the
appearance of one or two Of their number
10 the ani-slavery ranks. We are there
fore justified, presume, in concluding tina,
the movement for the time being is defunct;
or it may be that the head and front Of the
strong-minded women, Miss Lucy Stone
that was, has left her fair sisters in the
lurch, notwithstanding her marriage under
protest, and that the told IS at present like
unto sheep without shepherd. We shall
be minus one source Of amusement if we
are to be deprived OF our periodical Wo-
mems Rights Conventions, and on this head
at least desire to enter an expression Of
regret al the loss"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
Misfflla1tels
I.PGIlrS.

n ~<kll
- Calvin N. Fitch, Il New Ysrt' ~m
sa,,v.r q coarse Of nee lectures on diseases "
tho lang. snd air passases--sAo~ins the e'a's'
po,.tiur outthe means Of prevention aud demon.
s,r.llpr II. sssahilisy o. Pplnonsry comsumpuo"
LIE CLAIRE HALL.
Davenport, Iowa. to ladies aud genuemsh on
day and Wednesday Evenings, M, sS.h and so's A"u
"a ladies' only on the afternoon ofTuesday May 3i'
Dr. Fitch WILDE a,ths lie ciairr House, pssi
export. from Monday, May ssth until Monsa!' 'une
nth, 1855, during which period he may % eons0"su
for Palmenary CenssmPtisns, AsfA~s,s csrsss
syssehitis, Dyspepsia, Female ce~Pfaisfs, ano al
other diseases with or predisposine'o Con
sumption in the trsatmen. Of which Ls system 81 me
aic,na inhalation aud mechanical remedies has UNI
so,m,, nroyed 10 DO the most successful, snordins
the con,ump.iss ,hs only rational hops OF relief
consulting Dr.. Fitch on the prsssHs occasion
may continue 70 correspond with him Ia Now YORK
without farther expense. NAY 49,"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
MORMON MoyEaRsrs.-This D,

MORMON WORCESTERSHIRE people.
whose enterprise cannot be denied, have
secured good foothold in the Sandwich Is
lands. One Of the Chiefs, possessing a
large amount OF property. has presented
the Missionaries with the free use OF a large
portion of,he Island of Lama, for a term Of
years, for gathering place, or for spot TO
drive one Of the 'Stakes of Lion as they
term IT, Thisi isl nd, though over one hun
dred miles from Honolulu, is but ten from
the important port Of Lahina, where large
number of whalera touch TO obtain their
supplies. This will afford them a good
market for the articles they raise, and an
eve to the main chance is something the
Saints" never neglect having. The press
and types formerly used on the'slands were
brought to San Francisco few days since.
In few weeks Elder Pratt will CONNIE nee
the publication of,he Mormon Herald.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

WHAT IS BAGGAGE Ain recent suit in
New York the question came up whether q
gold watch is an article Of wearing apparel
or to be deemed baggage. A passenger on
the Hudson River Railroad lost his trunk,
and brongh' suit against the railroad COM
pany to recover the value Of its contents,
among which was gold watch. In the
lower court judgement was given for the
full amount claimed, and the company np-
pealed to the Superior Court. The decision
was sustained, the Court deciding that q
gold watch is an article ofwearing apparel,
and when not carried about the person. but
IN trunk, while travelling, !. 70 be deemed
baggage.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

We have heretofore stated thst We were
Inclined to approve the action Of Gov. Gard
ner in refusing to remove Judge Loring,
end also that papers Of such diverse political
sentiments as the Chicago Press and the
National inseaiysnser agreed in approving
the course which the Governor pursued.
However, - show what can be said on the
other side, we quote the following article
ftam the N. Y. Tribune
aThe Personal Liberty Bill of the Massa-
shusetts Legislature was vetoed by Govern
or Gardner yesterday and then promptly
passed. over his head in the House BY vote
. a3o 70 70 and in the Senate by vote Of
33fos.
Tns. is a signi6caut intimation to Gov
ern n Gardner that the people OF Massa'
Oh ,>rtts will pay very small heed TO ms
opiai ms 81 advice. Their representatives
ey a.n,iy entertain but little regard for the
iuIya III IL The Niik-st. merchant, q tney
L4s. at "a tiae in tesiifying. Gov. Gard
n.ris .lainly .u, Of his place. He does not
lsxme lthszs with the great movement IN me
n srth IN the Slavery question. he - ho'
abr aast with the times. and Ike all rag
rsras must he len behind. Massachusetts
,s~iIi need no more Of his services. HIS AZ
tempss 10 arrest III. great current OF opin-
ion in the model commonwealth BY ms
feeble vetoes are hardly up to the dlgniy
Of an obstruction. The people OF Massa-
ehussets are in earnest in putting STOP 20
tn. further humiliation Of the North Their
representatives take what they conceive %
he efTectual means to resist the insults ana
sarcressions Of the Slave oligarchy- Gov
Gsrdner may run round With conservative
legal adviser at his heels, suggesting al
sorts Of dilettanti apprehensions at thef rae
deal action, but he will be everywhere met
with smile OF derision or leer OF con-
.rmpt. There is :fvil revelation in pro-
rress in the North and il viii not be arrested
by a few timid gentlemen OF Boston, wheih'
er they be entitled Governors or State At
torneys The spirit of an outraged people
Il 10 and we rejoice in the spectacle.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
OpKRArtoss rsnea REcrPRoctrr.-A

OPERATIONS UNDER REcrPaoctrT. "A
correspondent of the New York Tribune
writing from Tyronto, says: "Whiie Amer
lean buyers are 10 our market purchasing
wheat, we are i'm ,orsing butter, fat cattle
sheep ami calves from your side. The first
importation Of fat animals by our butchers
froia the United States, under the Reciproy
city Treaty. took place yesterday; and ar
Engagements have been made to receive fur
ther supplies"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

CURIOUS Discovery While some work.
men were digging in field on Rchmonds
Island, in Cssco Bay, day or two since,
they turned up jar containing gold and sill.
yer coins. There were II of the gold coins
Of the denomination of T. each, and bore
the date Of James / and Charles !. "The
State of Mline" supposes that they were
buried by some Of the early inh abi,ants,
during some ofthe French or Indian difficult
ties, at the commencement OF the settlement.
that being one ofthe first spots settled in
the vicinity
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
Wheat in western Canada.

The Cayuga &C. W. Sies-m says the
Wheat crop throughout Western Canada
bsks exceedingly well. The fall wheat is
entirely free from winter killing, and as
there is no danger of its being injured by
frost, the prospec, OF an abundan harves
is very encouraging. The quantity of land
under wheat 10 far greater than in any pre-.
yious year.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
ELE Ora PH .
rateas sren y.sGiaia.


Nav Yo1K May 26-2 p. n.
!, DISPATCHES from Washington claim the
ele csion Of Wise b. from 5000 to 10000
majority.
.tany such. resmlt. Indeed it d impossible
from the complicated nature o. the returns
thus far to say which candidate mas sue
ceeded.
Il is generally conceded. however. that
Wise's prospects are decidedly in the Us.
cendant, judging from the counties heard
from. !,
In seyen,y-one counties, wise is aherd Of
rlournoy 1868. The remainder OF the
State gave Democratic majority Of :obout
5000 in 1853.
..NEw YoRK, May 90 P. NJ.
Th. re,urus now show the majorities H.
DAT for Wise and 1865 for Flournoy, leav-
ing WisA1es4 ahead.
tits reported that Cauawha ~ County
giyes rlournoy 1000 majority, a gain Of
Zoo. The rumor needs confirmation.
A dispatch from Faulkner in the 9Th
District says that he is elected to Congress
by 400 majority. :.
Rodolph c. Lasalle, r. A. Meyers and
F. Martin we're arrested yesterday. charg-
ed with fitting out the brig Horatio, recent
ly found abandoned Off Kew West, as a
shaver. The frs, named was baiied in the
sum of $40 900, but the others were de-
tanned 10 custody, being unablh to find sure
ties.
Messrs. Smith & Durham and James
Dunning Jr., were yesterday arrested and
held TO bail in the sum of $4,000 each, as
acct ssories In the embezziement of w. b.
McGackin Of S65.ooo from the Ocean
Bank.
Baltimore, May 90.
New Orleans dates as late us due have
been received.
By the steamship Orizba we have Mex
leo dates to the 10Th.
Santa Anna had reached Moralia, and
the Government troo ,s were marching upon
Sonora, where a large force OF the insur-
gents had concentrated.
The insurgents at Guiana had been de.
fea,ed by Government cavalry.
A destructive hurricane passed over Mex
leo on the 9th.
The grand jury have returned true bill
against ex-Postmaster Kendall for embez-
cling valuable letters.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The DEs MoIsEs.--The Alice. when
Ia 5, heard from yesterday, had got up to
Croton. The river was falling, though a
rise was expected from above. Up to the
hour of going to press las, night, the Col.
Morgan and Monongahela Belle we.s wait
ing further news as to the stage Of water.
-Ksotuk Gate CITY.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The Treasurer report OF the New York
STATE Colonization Society shows that it
escaped the detection in the amount Of con-
tributions that has been experienced By
most Of The other societies,-,he report
SHOW ing surplus Of some thousand dollars
Of receipts over the expenditures.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
Crops In Indiana.

A correspondent at Vincernes, Ind, I'M
der date Of the 22d, says:
"CroIs are unusually promising with US.
quite forward, and tho weather delightful.
We have no frosts this spring to injure veg
citation in the least. Here, as in all the
sections Of the West, there is far mere than
the average quantity of grain growing"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The Evening Post learns that G gorge w.
Curtis, Of New York. the author OF the Pot.
iphar Papers, has accepted an invitation to
prepare a course Of six lectures on the
I" Modern Noyelsts,' to be delivered at the
Lowell Institute in Boston.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

Capt. James, who has been under arrest
in New York city for participating in the
slave trade, has plead guilty to the charge Of
serving voluntarily on board the SLAYER Julia
Noullon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The greatest breadth of the Crimea, is
l2f miles the length from ess, to west,
10. The Tartar population is sbont Co.
90. A few miles from Simpherpoi the
ground becomes so level tina, there is not
even the slightest undulation. This uni
formity continues the whole way to Pere-
kop.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The Assay office at New York. during
the past week, has melted up curious de-
post of some hundred nose and ear rings,
such as are worn by the negroes OF the
African coast. They were valued al s 400.
and were obtained by merchants engaged
in trade with Africa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

Ex.Goyernor seymour has made heavy
ALE Of land in aad about Keokuk. Il con-
sissel a those lots which. 1--WE years ago.
Tere not worth $500. They were sold idr
40 .o6o short time since. RQchtster ADJ.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

|. 10 stated that 10 consequence Of the
dryness OF the season. the river ST. Law
renee is 20 inches lower than in the spring
of 1854, and two feet lower than in the
spring Of 1852.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

On her last passage out the Atlantic took
nearly two million dollars in specie, which
is said to be the larges, sum ever taken
from Ne" York at one time by any YES
sci.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

CANAL ToLLs REcErvED AT ROCHESTER.
The aggregate of tolls received at the
Rochester office for the frs, eighteen days
Of navigation during the past and present
years, is indicated by the following figures:
1854, first Is days 1888 40
1855, " F" TOSS A
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
Decrease,

Decrease, 1864 90
If one Of our principal shippers had had
boats here, the tolls this year, for the time
named would have been considerably in ex-
cess Of those received last year for the
same time -Roch. ADJ l9h
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The Hon. Lewis Cass has been invited
to deliver an address at the New York State
Agricultural Fair at Elmira in October
next.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

LouIsvtLLE.-A Kentucky Court has
decided that Mr.. Speed, Mayor of Louis
Vile for the past year, holds over until 1886,
and that the late election OF Mr.. Barbee,
the Know Nothing Candidate. was illegal
The case is 10 DO carried to the Court of Ap-
peals.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

A. Galena on the 25th inst, the thermom-
eter rose 10 90 IN the shase. II was about
the same here Of ,ba, time.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The stock Of cotton on hand in all the
ports Of the United States is $4,000 bales
less than il was last year at this time.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
Unimprcved Lands.

1000 acres Ia Scott Counts,
S,tNo - o. Cedar
afte :" Nasratinea
Together With 'argv amount Of IL I'D In J0hnsof a
Powesbeik, Clinton. A.Fshzl. Jast,r .ll \
counties.
An, ar nj OF the shove lands, eli, lot, q, bf.,.l
are offered Tor sale by
tst ~ GEORGE L. SitkoIis,
General l-aEa Ages.
sHrvesssnd subdivisions ~ aud made f,as n
est notice b, an experienced elgilsef-- All, n
once. 50 IN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The London Leader speaks Of the Empe-
ror Napoleon as"the tenant-at-will of
throne on which no ruler has died during
century.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
SCOTT County Tsrma

Per sale. 20 improved YARNS, eo.ts irifc ia, al
SEQ acres each, and st price, rshxiIs itonl gal
per acre. We eau sgtt Ait parties n they vi +
TAX time 20 lesk for themselves. Al.o len f,,ssI
Fsrns, veil Improved, IN Muscs,iAe eoupt,; o. ~
are sue Coal ne Id.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The appropriations made at the last ses.
sion Of congress for cauying on the Gov
ernment for one year amounted to 7l,574.-
sS7,--anl II to this sum ~hieh was for spe-
ciaed appropriations, be added that which
wse for con,ipsens operations the total a.
moan, would not perhaps fall shors Of sepsn-
tv.fw niuions. The items Of the spscitied
appropriations are a. follows:-
Civil, diplon attic, and miscella-
neau., Si7,265, eas
Army, Notifications, Military
Hcademy, &c, 1851 .s96
Indian department., naval, revo.
lationary and ether pensions. 4.453,oso
Naval service. l5,0l2,09
Post Office department, 1886 44
Ocean steam mail service, tS,o.4'aoo
Texas debt. 7,sso'ooo
S7l,514,357
Much as the country has grown. and 81
though the expenses would increase with iss
growth. they seem to Us out Of all legitimate
pro,ortion,-and commenting upon this
matter the National Isieiiisenoer well says :;
aThe plain and frugal Johr Quincy Ad-
am. was sssailed BY his fierce opponents
and detamers::on the score 81 extravaganza,
because his prodgal Administration requ'f-
ed s.ceirs millions a year; and committee
of inquiry and retrenchment, and almost OF
impeachment. were raised in Congress 10
search out the corruption Of SO lavish DIS,
bursemsnt of the public money and all
sorts of reform and economy and GOOD
tines were promised to the Gear people y
they would only turn out the sxtravsgsnt'
,r;stocratic Puritan and put the Refprmers
in. Well. they did so; good time Tor
the victors certainly followed; but year
u expenditure OF severtpsfre millidee tells
he res, Of the story. This comparison Is
not, however. adver,ed to for the purpose OF
proving ex,ravagance in one party more
than another. but only to revive signal IN.
stance OF the unsparing injustice OF party.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The editor Of the Dubuque Tribune, has
commenced suit against the editor Of the
EXPRESS and Herald for libel.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Kept by Jas. Mullin, Front Street.

ARRIVED.
May 9th. Greek Slave, Wood, Galena;
Prairie State, Hewett. st. Paul;
George Jones, Dubuque,
Dan Conysrs. ST. Louis;
Lamartine, Phelps, Muscatine;
2s. Go Mckee, Dodge, Montrose;
Minerva, St. Louis.
DEBATED.
hsy 21th. George w. Jones, Illinois river;
Dan Conyers, 81. Paul.;
2e. Greek Slave, Wood, Galena;
Prairie State. Hewett. St. Louis;
Lamartine Phelps, Muscntine;
90 Mckee, Dodge, Meptrose;
.. Minerva, Dubuque.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

NOTICE.
AMOS FINEFIELD, Agent Of the
KSICKERBoCKEs FIRE INSURANCE CO.
NATIONAL PROTECTION do do
and HARTFORD LIVE do do
aud GENERAL INTELLIGENCE AGENT,
HAS constituted the undersigned, Agents to effect
IL Insurance aud attend 10 his general busires a..
The above Companies have "A we'll earned reputation
for soisency and willingness 10 promptly adjust all
Losses incurred by the assured.
liberal patronage 10 respectfully solicited, "a we
will insure as low AS any other good Com pani.s
Business arried at the old place, Nc. q Wither-
waxs Bocs until June 10Th, at which time IL will b.
moved TO Office, Corner Front and Rock Island
sis. tmy 23-dw ~ HULL and PARISH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
HARPER's MAGAZINE.

JUST the time 70 begin new volume commencing
with June, 1855
subscrpiisn. received at the very low price Of
TWO DOLLARS
for one year from June number inclusive -haek
numbers also supplied at -
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. 20 Brady 81, bot. Cd and ID sts. Davenport.
smehSt RLI ADAMS, Agt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
forth Davenport
East Davenport.
Green's "a Addition.

soiois on 81 and 9Th streets, we'll situated, ulj
price and long time.
~ lots In MckenIte's subdivision, on IN ,,l y
strccts-- only ESQ, cash.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

Washington papers state that within the
last two months 1--WE hundred men have
been enlisted for new regiments.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
HcIntosh Addition.

20 lots on the bisf in MelBtosb'p lot and ID sast
prices var. isx from eaeo 10 $500 ca, iorr lis,
Lease Lots.
81 lots, aatifHll, Situated ~ The Eus.ei sssSyl
sion, for lease on 10. ears. These lots are % bn
sia,n and Harrison streets Of oat-iois Id iahG,s
Rtiis city eorporstieu, large Lumbetisfas, /
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29

The Kane Expedition will sail from New
York on or before the frat Of June.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
X, Al Estase al ufo.
GEO. =. SacxcIIe.

Fer The purchase Or sale Of City p,e,.,,,
Farms, Improved Or unimprsyed, in f.s,, Y
adjacent teuxties. Viii collect claim. =.
taxes for non .rssidsrts- Iry trd rem risI
warrsnys Sr1oSare he sane in any I,rs ~
triet In the State,
once Corner Main and Second er
aae DAVENPORT, low,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-29
A House and Lot:

mouse ana LOT:
Soios-Al OF ofst feet on Second stree. b q
deep TO the Ansiastppt htvsr, near aaHteHf
upon " hich tb.v. 10 n good fiouss, s,s ble .,a
variety OF Ffan trres and grare vines la us
the ist is very yaiasbie In reaseo aep,r Of las
quantity on the river bank from whah ID. I'D
proprietor Is supplying MANY Of the bsiidnr
city. ALsa.
iU3-Two valuable lots .lj-.lning The De pot trx
ALSO.
Io&-A Beautiful rev BSirk House on f.nss
near the residence Of 4. lie { airs ksa, ~
location ca The oiuFfrom y hich tasrs 10 nl.s.a
fi.S. Also:
R5-An.w Cottage i..t finished ri,s Easa.
Kitchen o" Seventh street. adjoining the .ts,s
house.
An unimproved Lot
NO ~ Bcautsfu JEiny rnv.d Lot n CD
oha a"dnioh- NO 10 IN Block one; .ii h
ow hapIatea for sooh.
A Good Stand for q Store.
NO. mi--A Large Frame HOUSE with FaRrr 4
one door vest of kipIr, Street ON she .esta u
Second.
Houses 20 fec front b, feet desp--T.s d
high; making beautiful Store Foolu--.as,d
tosahi 'oi us,ihIx; ihe lease on the pr"Perii
iob-A Farm Of 100 ser-s IN Hickor srot.s
der cultivation and ~ scre, OF TIM Ter log le ~
Stable great part eneiosrd " ith l.ost AID NJ
STOCK, farming alter sis sttd ali fot sga0 y
A Farm on dialogue Road:
NJ. iot = fcantifGi Far OF toe nuhgt9
SIX mile N"fu OF Davenport u 81 gfb- .ilasa
Paeie House, go arTe.--ls0 under ierst u
cultivation. Farm Hons. and barn tiet u
acre which We offef in addition 10 the proper.
IA oar Advertiser uBd II. porterior MAY.
ALSO
W its-The House and 5 acres !. lf0o flAtt
used as a House ~ entertainment. four miles
davenport on the road To Ls Clairr--The bal
soSi6 "nc aud IA half stories high--,s.iar, ars
hiteseH, good vel and sta bic uttssb he'd, good
H"n inr lbe i'dsiBcs. or an excellent place fa
getsi u Gafden. Wiii be sold for Sl5o0--i ~
applied for son. sl
GEO. l.. NICHOLS
may Corner of Main AID Second Stree