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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-19
The Eric Rail Road Riot,

lhc telegraph has announced the re.
"'n'mcnccin"nt nf III" railway difficulties
at Eric that the Lake Shore railroad has
been t'rn up and ploughcI over by rioters
the bridge over State st. was torn down bv a
mob, and the Shorthand Judge, who tried t.
arrest some Of the ringlcadert, peltcd Oft With
stones. \ correspondent Of the y York
1'"'""" thus explains the immediate cau,es
of the difficulty
The roads having authority to BASS tlrcu,b
Erie, arc building trcstle-work on which 10 law
the track. Over state and French streets
bridges are TO he built, So high as to render it
impossible to say nuisance to them. and
long enough to place the abutments on the
company land, entirely clear Of the streets
To enable the companies to complete these
structure, an extension of sixty DAYS has
been granted by the courts, and both comIa-
MES are striving, in good faith, to COMPLY
with the requirements of the law.
The city of Erie blocks the way. The
necessary false work on which to raise the
bridge over State street is a nuisance. in Erie
and has been pulled down as YOU are avar,
10y the authority of the council, and in add.
ito" "a this, 1t has been ordered to raise the
grad" of state street eight feet. The public
see the game, but no one in Erie can.
llarbor Creek, in humble imitation Of Erie,
refuses 10 submit to the decision of the court
giving the sixty days extension and declares
that 10 court can compel them, for an hour.
10 submit to a nuisance That the rond is
nuisance the court has declared, and the
magistrates of IIarbor Creek take the ground
that It l. their duty as well as their right to
abatc it,"
Marshal kcyser and suite from Philadel.
phia' reached Buffalo Friday noon aud pro-
c'edc1 at once To- IIarbor Creek TO protect
tho repairs of the road, No Resistance vns
made, for the marshal went prepared for
any event and determined to put the compapy
in reaceable possession of their road agreea-
bly, TO the instructions of the court. The Erie
c0mmnn council contaminated nrdnrinn tha
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-19

miles or one mile from the tavern | do rnt
remember any thing about my folks was iu
the lDck-up two or three hours to-day: I
came up here toget some rum they said t."
me, come up to the Police Court Or S,turdn,
and came up yesterday"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-19
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-19

sufficient to have kept the roads constantly
employed for two months. Much Of this is
pcrishablc, and all of it is required for immc-
diatc consumption. Such state Of things
is alike disgracclul to the country and to the
locality where the outragos are pofpcCrated
Paraguay and the United States.
Recent intelligence from Paraguay i. to
the effect that the government has sent consul
Hopkins home, with all American residents,
and closed the Paraguay river against foreign
vessels of war Of all nations This latter
measure is in consequence of warlkc demons
trations made hv the commander Of tho L. 5.
steamer N0tcr Njtcb before Asuncion. the
capital, which he threatened to lombard Il Ia
Grcytown, unless Mr.. Hopkins and the other
Americans were allowed to embark unmolest-
ed. The Water Witch took up position
with her guns doublc-shotted, bearing in the
direction Of the presidential place. The
Parnguuyans wisely deemed " discretion the
better part Of yalor' and not a man, woman
or child was to be seen in the streets of
Asuncon. Mr. Hopkins and all others were
allowed to embark. and were transported to
Corricntes.
The New York CoUrer d En2,0rcr con.
tains the following account Of the difficulty
We have received information from high
official authority, in regard to the difficulties
between the government oi Paraguay and our
Consul in that country. There have been
faults on both sides and the affair at present
wears serious aspect. Our informant
states that if our Consul, Mr. Hopkins. in
asking redress Tor the insult to which his
brother had been subjected hat been more
mild IN his language, had remembered what
country he was in, there would have been no
difficulty. The man who struck Mr. Hopkins
brother would have been punished and there
would have been an end vi the matter. The
man was punished, but the anger Of the
President OF Paraguay. a deSpot whose will
is law. was aroused by the language OF the
Consul, and he took his revenge in extreme
measures. The government Quartet at San
Antonio, which had been loaned to Mr.
Hopkins was, taken from, him and hc waN Jrdcr-
ed to sell the land which he had purchased
from certain individuals. The President
went yet further, and published Il decree that
all Foreigners and companies doing business,
or wishing to do business in Paraguay. should
within n limited time take out license to do
So. and prohibited, also, the use Of any title
Consul Hopkins would not take out a license
without using his various titles. such a.
General Agent of the Paraguay Steam
Navigation Company, Consul Nc. neither
would he permit those under him to take out
a license either with or without title, and the
consequence was that the cigar factory
IClOpging t" the company was ordered lv tho
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-19
u I'M NATIoNAL pnrIIAn EnrD.r,..

~ I'M NATIONAL ForuLiK EpucArIo> So.
GETTY, OF which Governor William Sladc Of
Vermont is the pcrsoniGcation held its eighth
annual meeting in Hartford, ON the tenth. at
which time the Governor reported that
the whole number of female teachers sent
west since lSi7, was three hundred and
nlnety-iour, of whom seventeen have died
eighty returned to the east, one hundred and
five married, and two hundred and ninety
seven arc now in the west, Vermont has
furnished the society one hundred and three,
Massachusetts, ninoty-nine New York seventy
one, Maine thir;y-eight, Connecticut thirty
two, New Hampshire thirty ether states
twenty-one. Indiana has received one hund.
rcd and thirteen, Illinois ninety, Missouri
forty four and other western States the bnI.
anoe. The society received during last the year
four thousand five hundred and Gfty-h,c dol
lars and expended four thousand five humid
red and seventeen
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-19

fRLnl'1lo>.- The money article of the
Boston Courier, Of Monday, contains tile fol
lo~irs paragraph
" The venerable Mr.. Dcgrand, the father
OF the Western Railroad, predicts that
within hvo years, the Canada and Vermont
Central will earn tyo o,klou Of 6oiiars ~ one
p0r' according to his railroad experience.
li'c years interest ON the stock at two dol
lars per share, would be but san cents, go
THAT there is some chance Of largo profits
being realized IN due time, by the couragcuu,
few who dare to place themselves in fortune (,
way
Two millions OF oarnlngs is large sum. We
remember when receipt of 800 900 a wear
was relied upon to insure very handsome di,i.
bends ON Vt. Central Stock at $50 a share
The last year 3 receipt was above $500 900.
but we believe there have been no dividonds-
and what is worse not even the interest on
the debt IL paid We hope the prediction
VIII prove true, but have some doubt vet
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-19

tcnaut5 In common Of the steamer md tie defend.
ant the sgcnt and under tie ,Hth.r ity If the
Company sold the whole bo,t to , simmer. with.
out the congent of the pluintif nm mr., urx,rrr
Julpc affrniny the ind gtnrr, lrl,o that ,bis was
NOT , c,nver,iou Of tbe ,l,i,,,ir, i,,.,,., 4, tho
boat and that trover would r,t rr
IT w. Peek and 4 N,c,t c,,,,i.,is. rb,t..
4 Cbi,tondrn for d,G.rdar
N,U,y a. fo., ro,E,jJ ia. d.D.,,i,,., ..,,,,,,,,.
od in writing with tho ,Iuirtio. f., c,rr,.,,u ,bcir
freight" from. ,a,ious mont. an I,to rb,,,,,.ir
duriupa certain time. The ,,,in,ig,. oFcrco b,,
buodlo i, Il, frpjort and 81, i,u.d th,, :, v,s hi.
duty nnjpr ,bc contract 10 ,,rrvi,. IN. i,fota,,,
refused , tI,o .,,,,,l u,, b,y y,. not ,,ordcd n
bo in,iudcd Il, c,n,,oc, U,L,.,, tyu,,,. ,rnd,c
Affirming IN, iu1,r,o,, t,,,,, ,t,i ,aroJ c,ileucs
,.rol,,,.i an ,ho ,..-,.,L..,.a.,1.n. go. .a,,;.
sable, to show that at tho .i,co Of making the .or.
,ro,t the ,,,i,,,i,. ,..yi.''y ,r c,r
vardingbn, br, ,o,o i, ,,,e,...., t,,.,.o. a,l
that IN, ,,r,,.. ,,,,,.,.i ,,,..,. ,.,'t
much lc.. than smell, a. ,,.,,,i t,, to,,' .a,s.i.
for cnrryfnpL ,v. ,rd,i,,, from, ,,i. a.t,o. A..
/ Court below wore i,.,itod -. c,.,;,.. A., H.
frci Il, u,od i, ,i,o -, '"'
Wv Pee. and M,a.,, ''', ,,'''., ",y'
I pb,t,s 4 ,h;,,., IN -. '",'"''
uii,,, d, IN, .E,,o t,.,,..,..'r, ,,','','"''
ap"Ilcy oi insurance against loss by fire. The dc.
tho rolic, Toe, L, .,.,olI.,., "
said polirv ,bo, i,c,,o,r,, -. ~
commenced, bcr.,,, w
/ mon,bs ncx, ,,,or y,,,t t,.- 1t, -,
/ iropvoctiop for .,,,t t,., ,.o.,,
more than twelve months nc,, ,f,.r .,,h l. A..
/ lnpsc Of time sbould Lc t,lor y. .io .i',.
/ against the validity of the claim ,bcref,r N. IL.
cirntior then stated that. within ,,.lye ror,bs.r
ter the loss tb, Mai ptir c,,,,,,,,.l a., ,,;. H.
/ far in tho static -, tnd;.,,, i.t
/ tbo, tho ,,,,o ,,,,,, ~, .....i., -
month, Altar .,,bi ..t,
II, tho formal ,,r,r H., ilc ,,,y,.,;e ~ ~
/ hi. roli,y. (which bol hmm o,,.,,,,,i ~, a. 81.
/ or tho I,,.., and ri,ho,. III. e,,. -. IL.
aron.yuit in said sct,ou ,ri,bo,,, bo,i,, he'd .n.
trial ON tb, ,rcri,, ,t.-.oc Tho l.c.,ls.. ,,.1
in liar that ,ti. ,,,;, ,.,s ,, ,,,,.,o.., IL,
twelve month. nc,t ,r,,r s,id l. ia ,li, rtoo 49,
plnintin demurred. U,la pe, Rrprrr,p. chief .rp,.
tee Affirming tho Judgment tina. said stimulation IN
the policy wa. valid and binding ON fine ror,;o,
that tho riaintf had stated no lcyoI c.cu.. Grro,
1 complying with it and TINT Tie rlco in bar wa.
sufficient
pheii,- d ,aittcuir.. ..r r,,i,,ia.. : v,ros and
Geo + Ednunds, for defendant
/ N1iet l.. C,r'roi Il. Il. e.. Information To-
building anil continuing the station bou.os and
building. # the defendant in the highway at Win.
ooski Falls and for oh.tructinr the HIGHWAY for
& unreasonable time hv car, and cprn,s D.nur
ror mn 10, Rrrrirtr Chief 1p.,ico ,to
Judgment below. that tho lcfcpd,r, +. ,;,b,o =, bo
proceeded against criminnlIv. for nuisance
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-19

work OF repair to hc stopped, but have adj
.louinod to await the action Of the Legislature,
The delay Of merchandise caused by these
outrages is very annoying. There has been
waiting Tor shipment. west Of Erie, produce
sufficient to have kept the roads CONSTANTLY
employed for two months Much Of this is
pcrishablc. and all Of it is required for imme-
dintc consumption. Such state OF things
is alike dissraccuI to the country and to the
locality where the outragcs are poipctrdted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-19
ITEMS HONE: ASD ABROAD.

---CAritoN ~,nspicious looking indj
yidual offered counterfeit three dollar bin
on the Merchants Bank of Salem. Mass. at tic
counter Of one of our merchants on saturday
evening. On being informed that such money
did not pass here. hc suddenly decampcd.
OF such bills and Of suspicious looking inJi-
'iduals generally the community will do well
to beware.
the MEMBERS Of the Bar Of New York
city held a meeting ON Saturday last to pay It
tribute ~ the memories Of their brethren
Messrs Sandr It and Brady, who
were lo.' - was numcr-
ouslN It dlstin-
.,,;.i ''stcc
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

a TRAVELLERS ExPerIEScs OF WOMEN
lAaYe observed among ali nations, that the
women ornament themselves more than the
4eh; mat wherever found they are the
s1i' Rind, civil, oblGing humane, tender be-
"s'' mat thay IRE ever inclined to be gay
sn0 cheerful, timorous and modest They
= n.y. hesitate like men, to perform hos
t.'l0!e or generous action; not naughty nor
:" 's1hrnor supercilous, but full Of courte-
ana iohd OF society; Industrious, econom-
la'mgenious, more liable in general to err
"'n man, but in general more virtuous, and
.uo'hlihg more good actions than he. !
4''eF expressed myself in the language Of
.'ency and friendship to woman, wheth-
civilized or savage, without receiving a
.s.eht and friendly answer. With man it
aa' oten been otherwise. In wandering
.'YL he barren plains Of inhospitsble Dem
isa through honest Sweden, frozen lap
W., Manu. = rude and ehurlish Finland, unprnci-
y ,,eu Russia, and the wide spread regions f
o,.o oseflns Tartary, hungry, dry, cold, wet
~, sJ.N' woman has ever been friendly to me,
81 ,s uniformly so: and to add to this virtue,
~, 'of'hy ofthe appelation OF benevolence,
And Ia ac,'ons have been performed in so free
i,,,L N'nu manner, that, If was dry, |
M I "a 'he sweet draught, and if hungry. |
~ 'ae coarse morsel with double relish.
L.edpGrd's Letters
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
fifth Street..
Let No. S, Block 50. corner of Brady and 5th;
Lot So5, block s., > w corner Perry and 5th

LIT No. 5, Block SO, corner of Brady and 5th;
Lot No o, block s., > w corner Perry and 5th;
= IS 10, do So. Il do do do
FL Lot ,, do 81, West OF Harrison street, with
Frame Dwelling, Fruit Trees, eic;
Lot 5th street, in Clock 20. with three teuements
re, ting at 3 10 each per month; Price s3.0aG
Lot corner Main and eth streets. 35xi50 feet well
located for 1913;
Lots and T. in Block 81. corner of Scott aud It'll sts
Lot No. a. in b !. Forrest aud Billions addition
The above Lots all on college Hill:''
Lot 81 in Ri 81 Rock Is and and It'll streets.
with small frame tenement.
Lots and tn III 10. lie Claire and 18th sts:
Lots 9and 10, in 81 70, Lo Claire and stii
streets;
Lots q. and 2, in 81 CO. corner Iowa and It'll streets
with largo new Frame Dwelling;
Lot l9lSl16 feet deep In out Lot No 30, corner of
Perry and 1th Streets
Those Lots all have commanding views OF the Mis-
sssipp River the Twin Giles" and the Islands.
For sale by GEO L NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
Trusses and Shoulder Braces.

'Hn only prize medal for Trusses was awarded to
MARSH y Co., 81 Maiden Lane, New York, by the
lhaastria exhibition of ali nations at the Crystal Pal
ace,tor fher new Truss. thus giving through their
Sufgiese committee, Professors Parker, Carnoehan.
hcn~lck- Or. Luftiow and Others, the emphatic i'm
prmaior for which the inventor has laborsd for the
last twenty-five years
~ mas received the universal appreciation Of The
medical and surgical profession of New York and s
considered of them rs constructed the most cor
reel prineirle for the ra deal crrc ofrupture.
MARSH x co.'s. SHOULDER BRACE.
An improved article for expanding the chest and pre-
serving symmetry of form and 80 constructed as TO
othg iie bearing over the shoulder so as to prevent
cutting under the arm
NJ tRsH'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
w nlch are worn with much comfort having no steel
springs Setare perfectly elastic with shape prsssur
graduated to sHit the case whore required.
sold ~ Davenport. only by FRANCIS JACOEY. Jr
DRUGGIST and Apotheeary, Brady between I'd and 81
streets.
Oct 10, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

n''r'sa RAILWAY IN THE CRIMKA.-
away Is about TO bs constructed be-
,,,a N hl'akiava and the camp before Sc
,,c.. pos The English government has
o,bstp 'ea ina offer of Mr.. Peto and some
.s nt' distinguished railway contractor. to
,ban. ~, y 10000 tons of rails. with body of
rl;a, hve hundred men to construct the line,
WIN. tney have undertaken to complete
crma' nfss weeks after their arrival in the
The ,nt ine contractors are TO manage
whom ny matter with their own men, and,
h,rd !. ..o railway is completed, they will
c' ,.a \ ever ever TO tie army az the eyact net
tr th.i. ne" g, VIII not accept single shilling
.ss, ..., aaoor' mensscmco. or the nee Of
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
T.C LOSE & Co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Fl A II d w A II T. +:

one dsOr north Of the Pest 0es, Davenport, F0ioa.
GENTS for the sale of Durgee & Forsyth's Fire
~ Alag rsa Safes, Scales from four pounds to Hay
Scale Rochester Cast Steel Circnc-, NH and otbsr
Sass, Leather Ret'irg, WHa6ao Caps and Sii,, Cal
amHs for open front Buildings Kedzie's Premium
Ba,tr Ftterers for purifying Water; Cedtt and Sad
dierR Ware, &c, &c.
Also in store the largest stock of Hoavy and Shelf
Hay dnars. building Materials, Nee hanieS Toefs,
C aticrg, Sitrer Plated Ware and Fancy Hardwa re
at Eastern prices
Consumers of our Wares are particularly reque siad
% ca upon ~ and save large per cent ia making
purchases,
Orders from h coHntry rnr safes scales prompt,
tteIded 10 and III ed IL factory prices, adding tf.s
citation.
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron WorE, Roofing e.,
one promrtiy' oct3 1854 dw Pm
\ q. L. a.. A 4
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
Qhe aaiIg @alstts,
.,n.Ienpert, January ., 1855.

~ New Years gathering at the Island
CITY Hotel in Rock Island on Monday ,. even. \,
~ !, celebration Of the introduction OF
~ Iirht. into that city, was largely at
u .'.aed and everything is said to have pass
'e' s;, the most agreeable manner. Day-
aor, was represented by our fellow citi-
' A,s,,n Corbin, Esq. who responded to
A'D' ..., If Our Sister City Of Davenport
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
paath Of Crockett.

mt e,,,o.;no il graphic sketch of the
-, moments OF bravo man.
ias n.I'nel Crockett, wounded and closely
oJ Nv n rumber of the enemy, retreat
RI INTO the church, telling them as .hey
.un,oaehed He stationed hlmseli ~
afi.he in the corner, determined TO lace the
=. - the last and sell his life dearly, with
-, ,1e a. and a super-abundance OF side arms;
~, y" hawed and shot them down with the
- awful certainty that was wont 10
Sun his ndomisable spirit. His
w." As;,;on rendered access to him utterly i'm
tp'os.ihle. excep, by direct and close aP-
an,o,ch In front; after some eight or ten Of
.hem were laid before bin, feeling OF awe
earned TO seize hold Of the assaliants-
,0asof them who could speak little bro
Ill English, probably preferrin. to have
,,e signal honor of capturing 50 noble
soecimen Of American yalor TO present 10
hs l.iear master" cried out u lroeAci''
,,prreudsr senior" A fash OF the most
sovereign scorn darted from the fiery eye,
and as il pierced that Of the enemy, ne
,.aneJ TO be transfxed. In voice Of
,b,naer Crockett answered, surrender. no.
I am nm American ami as he spoke he
sent ball through tbs heart OF the paralyz-
.dfoe. He appeared for moment Ike
wounded tiger, strengthened and buoyed
hy each additional wound; now hewing
them down with his well-tried sword--nextI
dealing death with his firearms. HIS per.
son w,s literally drenched in his own
Hood, his strength must soon yield to It's
loss. Yet such physical power wrought
10 the highest degree OF excitement can
rertorm incredible prodi.ies. This was
the last concentrated energy OF powerful
man aroused, animated, and guided by one
the noblest attributes Of man-lovs OF
Eber,v. He knew for what his lie was
about to ba sacrificed; that devastation
and butchery would follow the footsteps
pIhi. heartlrss foes, women would be sac
,fced 10 .tatate the desires Of the col
qaeror; and, feeling the holy Inspiration q
a dying patriot, he fought mantnlly I'll tbe
l5ss Of blood and approach Of death stayed
hi. usraised arm; his rifle was broken to
ssee., his pistols fell to The floor, and moth
ipg but his faithful sword was left. In the
sg5py ogdeath. with terrible grasP, he
Brought this last weapon upon the head OF
he nearest assaiiant, and fell yictoriousls
across his body into the arms Of death. In
tbs corner OF the church thsre were twenty
sx dead Mexicans, and no ether American
having fought or fallen at that point, i is
considered bevoad all reasonable doubt, that
eli ofthem fell by the hand Of Tenncssee's
iayo,iis son.
All were now dead, not man let to re-
late the wonderful deeds of this iiiustrious
band ofheross! Not a companion left 10
rear monument TO their memory! But,
all no monument i required to perpe,uate
tasir fame. So long as freedom has an
abiding place in America, VIII their heroic
deeds sud proud names be held sacred!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03

UNHE undersigned most respectfully refnrns BIS
j thanks to tho citizens Of DaDsaport snd fhe pno-
lie generally for their very libaral patronage during
the past season--and finding The demand Of his GUS
toners greater than he could supply he has been In
duced nj large cost 10 enlarge his MIN, ara p' IN
abled TO furnish much larger quantity hefeafer;-
In addition TO which am about 70 erect Flaming
Mil in come elton with the Saw MN; ana nave sue
ceoded In conneefiug with myself Mr.. w. r SMALL,
who will have entire management of the Flaming NH
and devote his Whole attention to il; from his long ex
perence in this branch 81 the busincss--he cannot
ail 10 give satlsfaetonand being fully prepared on
the opening OF raygatian to Hi all orders Ia my line
will be pleased To receive share OF public favor
J. ~. CANNON.
Der "a iSJ3-dwtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
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FOB SALE

4 STORE HOUSE and los on public square, a
n dwelling house coHtaining9 rooms. aud one, TWO
or three lots on Harrison street, three blocks from
the Railroad. ani several lots unmproved, all In DE
witt Also twenty acres timber land one mil. from
town Apply 10 J. NJ. LYTER.
De Witt CiirtoE co. Dec o5, '54-d3ni
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
Fourth Street.

OTIS Q, - ands in block IS. corner of Farnam, on
IL y about 300 feet south of Railroad Depot.
Lot 3, in block S. 2s 50 feet deep North side
of ih, between Perry and X. Island street. very
desirable lot for residence.
Lot No. 2 IN block S. on Perry street. near 5h ST
with now double Frame Dwelling Of Rooms. Cellars
Cstern, Well. etc. Would make good Boarding
House. For sale by GEO. J.. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-03
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
GEORGE L. NICHOLS,

EEAL EETATE AGENC1,
GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office Corner Main and Second SITS. nov II
G1TY LOTS AND RESIDENCE S for sale and for
" lease.
Front Street,
Four Lots 24xl40 feet on Front street. corner OF
Rock Island, Block No. 81, with storc Rooms and
Warehouses; for lease 10 or 90 years at perez
on the value.
---Second Street,.
Lot No ,, in Block 60, between Perry and +. Island
sts. with good Brick Dwengan and appurtenances, ve-
ry desirable for family residence; $4,000.
Lot 3, in Block No. 6J, between r. Island and Iowa
sts w,h large Double House, part Of stone and part
ofbrieH rents for $50 per month"; very cheap property
at $3.50.
New Store Room corner Of Cd and Perry streets, IN
Block No. 50.
n Lot No. IL. Block 90, corner Iowa aud Cd sts.,
G4x75 feet, with comfortable Dwelling For sale by
GEO NICHOLS.