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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

A uCTiOS SoTrCE.-IMPORTE TIERS SALE or OLD IN
~ ported tiandes. w1ea, ehsnpssnes, ac EDWARD
sIbEACk VIII sell at auction, this day. l0i, O'Clock ~ his
ssleerooin 70 Wall sreei, importers stock consisting IN
nr OF otard pnet ienneesy Aar. aud champagne
andee Auontado, Yrla,e aud other
Howard March o. Blackburn side nadelrss ports
rom he London docts, Scotch Irish WhiNksys
rum, &c. &c 10 wood aud glass 10 be sold III lots also
an invoice Of the celebrated Crescent chamragne also largo
and selected invoice Of genuine imported Havana an herman
seRnrs Enlc without ftsarHr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

JENHf IT IfHDTI " IlNN ~ fffNlf " ItFH7
IL Co. will seu ~ suction Saturday Nov. D. ~
O'Clock ~ the sal-sroom - hs.Asn =. r Ia o.
bDueehot furniture consisting ~ general assortment,
moved Tor cnyerenfe q. sale parOf covered In
silk broeael rich chair covered n iBo1gr Eindo~
iaiss dressing bureaus coaches sofss chairs wshsstss
bookcases desks, hat Bfnass grve; and lpgfAs
pets STUNT beis matt pillow lasrs. CHANDELIER
0loi1is toubng hOaSe detk. leasesJs cottage f4fnire
and osg articles not caat1s..tcd 40, lnses 4
sheffield pis.edp ed order. qof saaas fpwxne
y'h CT Rsss ises. coffee aDi "a grs
and csnio,abraa, cesefs ssl A. al belong
M 9 private family sri ug4e oF5ef. Al no above
70 be sod without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02
HvoNNE :. IhANELlN AgotIoN Ega. rgaEMrl

TYLIkS COMBS. AUCIloNEsH--oN FRInkY At Iat,
~ O'Clock At No rs Nassau Large and reh
men q household furniture con 'nr = rarar snd BE- ffoo
slics sofas bedsteadg bureaus wasbsanas wardrobe
naresses holsters rDws extension dinny tahirs raYpes
g, urofg paintings bookcAscs ouDges. chsir.
L'RIDAY. NOVEMBER 2 lass --snfRlFF's sALr oP
horse wagon and harness Fftsy No subef ? 1850
o. " N In fr0a, a No 40 Broa1vvry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

II iiLIsg r. BOYD ArtTfoNTyg ~RYSPgs'ryUfIy
w informs he Trends ssd ts pyhe ~ se8grs "a. b. has
tasEn ibs store SO ~ William srrs be'~r~r y-anko sDs
hgrne~. shrfs he iHienis ~ sutton tas
tsfs and respectfully aolics share ~ publ pspDs;e.
yheh ~ vi endoarof % iserVr. The sofe resfy w
lhe reception y goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

g RARToI. AucrIosFER-BY sAnuE, p BAR
-. tol sell a. 100 Pear street near Peek sip
ia U'cock th day, oi ai brauiy ain wha6ry ia
mas, ~ cror aud Bay wines. 10 cases OF brnnAy
y.nisgs OF isia, a. AZ teas toap. Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02
GEyTLEMEN's LIST.

Neutrality-suspicious. Young Mrs A D
York Mrs Sarah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02
w

Watson Mrs Laura Z
Wat,ers,onMss. 4lh a
Wheelock Miss Caro-
line
Whelan Mrs Julia
Wells Mrs Mary
Whelpley Mrs sarah
We slon Mrs NJ l.
Wier Miss Rebecca
Wilcox Miss Anna
Maria
Wilcox Mrs Jayne
Wiley Mrs = a Isl
Wilkinson Mrs. oath
Williams Mrs.lOth .
Williams Elizabeth
Williamson Matilda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

NOTICE TO PRINTERS. -MORTG AGE SALE JOHN
IN W. kONhkfspfbE, auct onecr, viii sell ths day
y o'clock BY suin. OF chaiie mortgage At the sa'c,
No % North Ailsm Atreci, Chatham, Gordon
refs Troy card rrss medium hand prcas Alsuns
maze. together with type cases. type Ae
CHAs.- y. WATTS. Attorney Tor M9rgsgse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

Ii COTTON AUCTf0SEEP. HOUSEHOLD FuESI
tare. planocrte. carpets, rgf.an,. a. 6r.F. con
ION xl sen his day FRIDAY November - At 0h Or1ek
IA Crosby hcoe, Toe care furniture Of
family wbo are rernovlng vii be ompcea IN pa q oae
nsLog pisnoforte G octave fnAh gay soss hBd
trie mahogany Chsls centre tables bGrcsga beite4s
Brussels and sgrair oarpcs o8e5ls. br4s. uss-cf
stands tables mantel ornaments BEDROOM FUR
nre, stoves, kitchen furhhufe &C., ke. - viii BE ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02
DAyCry0 ACADEMIES.

al BRospwAY-1. xinAsOLg mas rHg HONOR
ttt - nf0n bic f'isnSs AMI ne ps0 hs hss tsn.xAS
sfAf ny = oprs svesy dAy from ~ A. ~ " ~ ts
and ff1fn - snafs DIR tn prsrc~ Ii. hrs
so4sse vii iaks ~ s scsdsny 5g NgFesb~f isS.
o7a FOURTH sTgryr.-THr GRAND speLfISrA
ot dsncnR ansdefny " Predecessor k.sar<y q daily
tpfn ~ glasses and pfi'tie issSns W Hsfser9 0sy
treenpAe tws>her garaa'ses fa4kr a8sxlf pupt
peft,t - sfsT rs0na la bis ssss- mi tAh.
irrsbs is5css
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

GRocfarEs, SEWING MACHINE, HARDWARE. II
NJ qaors This day. AT los o'clock al 81 Dey street
o, Greenwich. coffee, tea. spices brapiy KIN champagne
wbsskey ralsrs hgs, banwwasc ksives srk spoons.
nes ch.es, planes clock. scA.es coAs .sn
collars W. A. CARTER Aucttsaeer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02
cifyER rIArsp TEA srrs. CAKE BASKETS. yAaLM

GifNEh PiArFD TEA SETS, CAKE BAsKErs, TAILS
- eastern &c also frrne plate MIRROR furniture Ia arys
tstieI{ oa paniin2s hh mattresses etiaA vases sefu
Ms kbRRSLf nucl0neTr, VIII sell iAs morning, nj IDts
ucrcl ~ \ Nassau street. hr above goods variety
Hou ckeererz vii avail themse n is opportunity
obtain vital VII gye entire sANacAga For particulars.
anime by N0s a. u description esnHD br given, es'a
af could not be- had Ia Tine large ar will be apa~a.
and .ld In erul.r urgs,x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

Nv wfTTER-. AuCTIoAErg. VIII. sgtd. on "a
w tgfday A. int. 0eisfs - Cara street lssss
anspy q hoas.hass iurnhsts rsaoye4 ior A. %. Es
IN hau cloth and ft1r plsf anI dsbef gaz8rs
paintings. uirl cioete Dnokfasre wns0~
tasfes ispekFr ihrse ply sDd oiber 01. fresch
sul fttr he9frAHN hair raltffssee inAeF heis bedding
marble t0p dressing bureaus sri waahsisnfs ,3ss
dining kuensu fG.utlfH aH0 ae1 ebba
l.,ifJ rock sofss aBi eli he hTsurcs BAKERY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

uC11OE no7iCE-rHOs. BELL, AUcTfDNFFR DY
"A Bell A bush-Ihis day, al iBh O'Clock In .aies
roone IL North william street viii sell he cntrc
OF family removing consisting OF marble top dressng
pam bureaus washands ac sofas so couch and French
bedsiehdr nalrehsss feather beds, brusees
other pets, French tapestry bed and bath rugs
ured for the Crystal Palace exhibition paror cooking
other stoves orockery glass SC also
hand pauotntte two ae gold watches aal chains quantity
OF druggist show bottles spice jars, &C, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

A sSIGkEES SALE or MANTILLAs ULOAKs AC
Tor ca-h Al No costlAnd street up sairs-The stock
Of maDlss dc OF Wcoxson BradnAn having assign
ed viii be closed out for cash. reduction OF my per
cent The stock Ia well worthy the attention Of dealers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02
popwokrHs pANclyg AcADE1irs-Exv

~ -
~. ioFG = brostvay. ovpsssss 1sy~1is sYss'.
. hrtsh[n ~ > tfs&nr 49,, n<Af Car sffrt
M. DifHohfH rs " hofsw ~ snsgsnri8g h0 -
rk~s ~ a1ist sr4 selksusr - - seAiea.~s sss Tan
go htoesign sfe rSw ovFp ~ o. stAss9
Crralas BIAS ,srass -. ~ osstAaes . sssrs q
~ Larer4 - ~ pleasure u rlar H., 'srss tsa
s1ss4bg - tes repealed ne4tlns - ee.Ah - aanefsG
sr-fswy ~ hfos1us ~ ~ pss - $500 s. ~ ss~ f~s.
~ hax sfsfl 4 .fs9ss hN3inW ernA1aGg syery fiuss.
rsss % sous - s1srrsa ~ rssry ysa,s' srssr~ass
as ever uxf kla - p ~ hs1tlfg stsrs. - psls
~ d. dssL M 1sf@h n l~ IN
ift.syr tytsi reNe Ass4 u 70 ssssas rsrs.ss
ssa1r ~ hss N sasas1r pi.e. ~ is~ ssvs
a. s9sFays
sossss siaipssvsly - pgfss ard pasrr.
nkvds0 AcADgsT.-xyI,g CAROLINE ypzfEss
- f1rtitE tftfsHF 80. = ESgsy8 49,,
~ asssss ass ~ hsrsnea1n ~ asses al
Ksansfnsn tfss " ", sr1 u IN o. ~swftok ~ pr.r
y@ nf.na 1890 esfsshs eFesy ssnrasy essss from 10
MLIE PArfings DAsNsG AckuKsf ~ nov
W et~n ~ Ne sssn 81 li(lfysa~st frFsAs 1ssos
given veg sn1rr>n frutp ~ Y u rrsof ed,ss rye
fsssisy 1hnfsiag ssa .sial1sr sysaAars ss raslss
eAr ssd trh4I sh1fns ss4sfsY ~ asasssss @sssss.
MORE WV cIAsEs PgpFE@sCE 81 YArEv
1u tsn,sns scssssny = 49, eg@n ~ - 1899 sitAsy
Yer gsfufsn.n Toesa.y saE yfstsr Fs-n 10.
Per sfss nass<s an3 Tosstt sss rss1ftsy sfw
nsaca. boas q a Aa.<nbg Sypds1 sgy "
Mas A LssEArB DAscfsO scnDoL. Az NOE.
-. - wssss..sy, al a.ia,ss,. es~aasss<sss . 8.
800 fas sfsat a. fEFy " Nfn LA1aNy y - W.
.oaFbg s4sf bf@say " q e AaA - s&l~s say.
Assfss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

ID fCIfAHD WALTERS AurTIOSEER.-INPo
IL % liquor dearrs.-Ths day, s'ckffR n 4 WAL
TtRs si 0S O'Clock auction - Catherine street.
vii eel rs, rate bar counter bar table, stools demyohns
pictures qnant, % eut glass dscanlerr bottles nmsisr
aisp Will sell hOusabod 81 every d~scrpu1A,
stoves. Sale pureti.ai and vithou
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

The Springfield Republican says that in
the village of North Adams, a few days ago,
a number Of young men who were bent on
havin. good time, drputed one Of their
number to procure some brandy. The mes
senger represented TO the upo,hecary that
il was wanted for bathing purposes and az
ter some persuasion procured the desired ar
tice The spo,hecary, however, suspect
ing that something was wrong mixed ht-
tie anthony with the liquor. The conse-
quence was, that those who drank soon be-
gan to complain Of illness, and finally mag.
ined themselves poisoned. One fastened
home to die in the bosom Of his family; an.
other made his will, and a third commenced
repeating . prayer. They all recovered
however and prosecuted the apothecary for
violation Of the liquor law.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

lfyou would know how easy II is for the
mind to forge,a thing, read an old book ov-
er Were Il not for the date, newspaper
month old would pass for the "last edi-
ton" with nine people out of ten. On
Thursday last, we accidentally put our hand
on Herald that contained so much that
was new and startling, that we could not
help wondering why the newsboys were not
carrying tho particulars in an extra. On
turning to the head. We found that we had
got back to August 1896, the events OF
which were ~ much forgotten as we will be
when we are dead as long. Sad blottng
paper, that time ~ Y. Herald.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

STEAM Saw MILL DESTROYED By FIRE.
The steam Saw Mill situated in this
town and owned BY Messrs. Norwood
Guseman 4 Hodge, was destroyed BY hre
on Monday morning last. 1t was discovered
about 3 O'Clock, and the citizens being in
bed it was some time before persons ar
r,ved;the FIRE had so far progressed however;
That nothing could be saved. The mill
sad not been in operation for sometime;
had just been put in order, and was to have
osen put In operation on Monday morning.
That this act ives done BY some malicious
person there can be no doubt, - no fire had
oeen used about the mill since Friday,
when twas extinguished with great care
Washington Argus.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07


The following lines were written abou
two centuries sgo, on a daughter Of tn
Laird Maxwell Of Cowhill, on the banks o
The Nth. who was called by the peasantr,
"the Lily Of Nithsdale." She died at tn
age Of 10.
She's eansts Oval, In Henvsn, my lassis,
She's zane 10 dwaii In Heaven;
Yer owrc pure, quo voics sbooa,
For walling QUITO HeayFa.
Low there she iiss, my iassie,
Low thers she lies.
A BONNER form ae,er went 10 tho yird,
Nor Yrae IL will arise.
Fu' soon I'll follow thee my iassle,
P., soou TN ia low thee,
Thou LEFT mo noughf to eoyet, lassic.
Bat took goodness sell wi'thee.
I locked on thy dsath- cold face, my lassis,
Hooked on thy death cold fscei
Thou seemed lille new cuti' the bud,
Au'isnding In Its place.
Th.re.s nought but last now mine, my lassie,
There's n0uglit but dust now mine,
Nv soui's VI thee y the cauid. cauld grave,
An why should stay behind.
iook'd on thy DEATH shut eye. my lasse,
oosI on thy death shut eye,
An. a Ioveiier -g ht In the brow o. Heaven,
Fell tune shall n FER destroy.
Thv lips were rndaie and calm, my lassie,
Thy lips were rudie aud calm;
But game was the holy breath o. Heaven,
10 sing the evening Psalm
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
Valuable City Property,

CONSISTING Of a Dwelling House, Store ane
~ Fancy Building Lots.
The subscriber has had the folio wing added TO hi.
large Catalogue of Real Estate, 10 wit:
No 4O-A Two Story Brick Dwelling House. corns al
Of eth and Brown streets, being lots Il in Block
Forrest Dilon's addition. The house Is we'll fin
shed, plastered on the outside, fourteen rooms
large Barn, good vel and cstern. beautiful 10.
caion for private residence.
No ia Brick house the North sic e of Second
street, one door west of Ripley ing west half Of
block g. good business 1t nd.
No ga LOT west Of Cannon's Saw Mil having
feet. An excellent location for q Saw or FIGURING
Mill.
No 43-West half Of 10. block 80 fronting On 6ti
street west Of Harrison.
No 44-Lot 3block "a fronting on 9th street, between
Ripley and Scott.
No SLOT !, block 30, corner Of Warren and Gil
streets. The last three are all beautiful building
sites.
No 4s-Lots I and S, block 90 and
No 47-East half Of OF 3, block 4. Green's addition
Also the following tracts Of nninp proved and timber
land In Clinton and Scott counties:
No +e-S quarter Of Sec 10 TEL R3E 100 acre
North half - II T e S D. 800 -
N gu rter - e e l60 .
ofN w quarter - T ~ 5 60"
w ofNE quarter IS T 81 r Z so"
W offs 3 quarter !" Is T 81 r z 20"
Partofs WI rTfe RsE 90"
Part Of rs r 60 r l57 rs. LOG
These two lots are all timber.
North half n w Or e2s seRar ,so .crs,
GEORGE L. NICHOLS, Agt.
W corner Main & Second SITS,
Jan 20, 1s5S. Davenport
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

A Coop WArcHMAS.-On Monday fore
noon small dog named "Watch," belong
ing to man in Hanover st est. came into
the Chief Of Policies office, and walked up
70 the clerk with the following note in his
mouth
"Mr, Chief Of Police:-Piease grant me
. new license, and oblige former license
dog. WATCH"
up. ST. do my own errands."
The clerk, H. D. Barrows, made out
new license, which Watch received with
bark ofdelieht. and tren with wag OF MS
tail as an adieu, trotted off holding the paper
hrmly in his mouth. Boston Mail.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

We thank our friend, Mr. John Eddie,
for his generous proffer Of the loan Of Eng.
,i.h newspapers, and had we the time would
lave 70 read in extenso the articles they pub
E.h. but - it 10 we have n confine ourself
10 perusing the epitomes Of news that come
TO US through our American exchanges and
which are already condensed in readiness
for our columns.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
G9s- Billy @a3.ttf.
n.yeapere, March 7,gissS.
~ A--s>H - n ~
Congress.

The Senats and House Of Representa-
,;ves Of the U. STATES adjourned about II
o,elk. NJ. on last Sunday. The whole Of
Saturday, day and night and up till the
hour Of adjournment. was passed in that
,o,fns;on which would coufound Bedlam,
a. Characteristic Of the closing moments Of
mi, distinguished body. Nothing Of mo-
..,, was transacted in these last hours.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

At Sebastopol it takes 100000 men and
ioo guns to make q pair Of breaches. Al
TINS rate how long will it before the Rus
sans are completely "sewed up" The
spr't'mediums will please consult General
taylor upon the subject.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

Our peighbor Of the R. |. ADJ. has the
..r,or Of 4 second failure in Moline. He
.hould be careful to satisfy himself Of the
ruth Of such reports before publishing them.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

The Bishop Of Ludon, in France, recent
Y ISSUED mandate against lcentious pub
hcsnons, including among the filthy on.
falnnga OF the press, the Bible and tracts Of
Protestant Christians. l. ADJ.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

The mercury this morning is at its old
ooiut OF - degrees. The weather is de.
Ightful.'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

Bill Poole. the N. York pugilist, who was
recently shot. we regret to hear. is likely to
recover. I sfn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

METROPOLITAN FIRE 4 MARINE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass.
cu,RrrRrp CAPITAL ssoo,oon
CASH CArirAL PAIpuP &2OO,OOO
A, AILAsLk Assxrs APPLICABLE TO OUTSTANDING RISKS
Sis0,gel
r, w. TRAYKR Secy. LUTHER MoNsoS Prest.
This Company organized under the stringent laws Of
Massachusetts has established an Agency at Daven
port and viii issue policies against Fire or Marine
loss, terms any other responsible in
stitution NJ the kind No dividends wi be paid to
stockholders I'LL the Capital reaches half million by
the accumulation of profits Lossespromptl! adjusted
and paid at this Agency.
References,
Messrs Thayer Bankers. Boston. Messrs. Doan, King
X Co, ST. Louis, j. ". Beebe Morgan g. Co, Boston.
Rhodes Pegram IL Co., ST. Louis. Blanchard Converse
Il Co., Boston, John Lavender, ESQ. St Louis,
Messrs. P. Chaplin 4 Co, Chicago,
Ramsey. b o. e. Co. f"
J. II. Durham Co, /"
F.. I.Tinkham ESQ. Cashier Marine Bank &
Apply at the Banking House Of McGregor, Lawes,&
Blakemorc A. w. McGREGOR, Agent
Sept 81 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
---BANKERS--

Cook 4 SAkoeEr, OoveoEoSt,IC~
COOK, g4ao.xr 4 DEWEY, lowaCity, ..
Cook, xAxoExT q PARxEL, Rock Slanestu,
BANKERS AND DEALzRs IN IxCRANe1
partoftbs United Staten. Etiis ~ EssAsaDsss sH
tAs prisstpsl Cities II tAs 0asssd Sssess So
EsssVs, BsxgAt sad SsN.
esahsd In any town In England .lSsland, es Wslss,
In sums 81 upwards.
: s-REkER 70
=. z. ". CLARK, 81. Louis.
I. ". Clark, DODGE Z Co: Ne~ Yssk,
: F. ". cLAkk, & CO., PhiladeihhiA
J. ". CLARK CO.. besson. Msss..
GEORGE SMITH co., ChiSses,
HATCH = LANGDON, C5Ecinnsst Che.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
GAS FITTING.

GAS FITTING.
4 IL Is but short time before Gas will be intro
N duced into this city the subscribers propose Mt
ting buildings awaiting the lighting ofihe Gas for
The n, ymept Of the same. Consumers will see the
of ing their fitting done before the light
ing M as il all defer it ant that time II would be
months before some would get lighted up splen-
did stock Of Come Illus fixtures on hand which the
citizens arc respectfully invited to call and examine at
Tho Davenport Rock Island Gas Fitting Es-
Enlistment 8 and 10 Sd Story Witherwaxs
Block, Entrance on Brady st.
NJ. ELM0RE & CO.
wou,d refer for ,pecimens of work to r. Close d Co
Owens Co. II. r & L. w. Mitchell, woodward u
Harris and the Post Office. REQ 2eu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
ALFRED ]. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
RAYIDG MILLS. LIE CLAIRE,

VYyILL keen constantly on hahd hhu IOT NAIo tdrgc
w assortment Of Lu m bcrs LathS q Shine
1les Of every variety OF size for uidpg purposes,
Being al the head of the rapids, he obtain select
ID logs of best quality and In unlimited quantity, so
a 10 keen the Mills every week IN the year
orders can therefore be filled on snort nouco ~ any
time. =, ~ q
He also furnishes lumber Of full sises and a. the
Lowest sssA price.
Pal laSS diff.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

/ VEO. L. NiCAOAO'
General Real.Estats Agent,
\
i
l AaG1u@ bo0uM 1e1@S'
s.pi river, lmiies below the city Of Davenport, with
new dwelling a2x4O feet. Has l40 acres best river
watsrss: Prsee aso nsr ssr. a' "e's .11 -
|
Eo; "a Very 5000 Farm 81 llo Acres, eighty acres
acre All G Il. .Sovs farm. eonmsnd moss beSu.a
- w. We
Davenport. with rood stone house worth sa ooe st
nr maaniccnt Of ibe rvsr. Moline RocE Island
and 50 frounding country; Price Seepsr acre.
NO. A superior farm Of 80 acres, near the town
wei wuter orchard Of zoo fruit trees. Price rs per
acre.
NO. s-FARM and Tavern Stand, 100 Acres, on the
road 10 Muacntine IL miles from Davennort: good
dwelling stables, etc; dssirsble point for . Hotel:
NOT -Another Farm OF 100 Acres adjoining No.
the west; forty Of timber TO g with farm.
NJ e.And SUI anotner Farm OF ieo Acres, aaJoin.
Jug NO y on We SVnsn, al uhoenencS. ven wA!eieo,
~,
NO l0--Smnl Farm, OF 40aeres, situate on the road
10 Dubuque miles from the cit, al under fence
NO.ll-A Fsrm of 100 acres, We situated, go acres
ssss Ss: s .ss
NO.l2-A mostlovely spot Of earth Of 50 acres for
DAVENPORT bound on the East by Duck Creek and
very fertile and ali in wood. Price as.
40 :, ,r.u,,,.,.d oos .,,.. .,,,,u.,I
~ n. n;h so 1850; snI,; oy h, -
timber. 1pod bries dweIin~ barn etc Young I'd
and h.sn,,f,i hn;,dino svht. prices An nar scre
~o :. ~ ,.,
NJ ~ falm % 20 scles, ~ Sec :, e, ~, VIII
veny good awei n ana Out DaIu'ss anu n IN hien
ca,a o 4oo iru" 1ses Of many vshe"ss' Ffics
$'Vo Pef se'o'
NO. l7-Fine Farm Of 60 Acres. or Sec :, T ST.
X 90, E we'll improved arge amount ofwood aDdfonr
miles from ~. Price 80 per acre.
north OF city, can soon be laid out city lots Price
Nov %, is54-tf Agent.
No23-Slopcr Farm Of leo acres, 100 OF Prsrie--2,
proved-Fnce - SOU
|
No25--Superb Farm of goo acres, situated on the
Mucatinc road 81 miles west OF City al under fence
new and cost $4,000 Price so,so0
20 81; aii ande! igo Gu usateo'gooa ouid
'ngs anu appehosse' prec % Per cEls
No2---The Knight Farm of IC0 acrcs situated on
the bluffs miles w Of city; has 80 Of good tim
bcr GO acres under cultivation, good dwellings, and
Farm--Price STooo
No 2e--Farm finely improved, ofl55 acres; miles
below the city the OF Buffalo; large amount
Of good timber; large frame building barn and stables
Price - OOO
No as--wcll improved farm oacres; so in cul'iva
tioD: good frame dwelling and out buildings largc
orchard of good fruit. many varieties; stoct water
abundant; lies miles west Of city--Prics ess per
acre
No30--A beautiful farm of l60 acres, miles below
Rock Island; lies yer, Handsomely 50 acres improved
with good dwellings and hvesprings--Fnce BIZ ~
peracre
No 3I--A valuable piece of property near East Dav.
nearly all fenced with good house--Frce SiOO per
acre
No "A great bargains: a farm on wapsepinicor
co njping IS of which are under cultivation
odwains hovsss st.ble corn crib and well-Prce "a
ne,acre
Mis.;ss;nni Rixe, .nno.i,e Moline: q grestbsrxsin
F'
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office 100 Broadway, N. Y.
AGENCY No. q LIE CLAIRE BLOCK, DAVENPORT.
CAp,,., &aoo 900.
PLlHY FpwExuN Actuary NORRIS FRANKLIs Prest.
A. w. McGREGoR, Agent.
Sent. 81, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
RIAL ESTATE AOTNTs.

NJ r. SARGENT having returned TO shis cfsy 10 70
4 side permansntly, win give his personal
to the purchase and sale Of Real Estate on
and TO our land matters generally.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07

WHITE & CORBIN,
OFFICE No Z oRRs BUILDING BRADY ST
Offer for Sale,
4 Farm miles from the city 100 Acres. Has new.
~ or failing water,a god House, large beds OF
Coal, and uch valuable Timber, SO acres fenced, 80
under cultivation.
Price $1,000 credit for large portion Of the pur-
chase money n 10 por cent interest.
ALSO:
Farm 10 miles from the city, 20 acres, Good House
never failing Water, Wood for the uses OF the farm,
nearly half under cultiva ion.
Price $500. Credit given for part of the purchase
money If required.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
FRENCH MERINOES
AT THE

- II SXoE61S
OEIJJNG nj rs cts, worth dollar.
- Now ia the time 10 got cheap Dress. gooos
soy, nsny 0. other goods selling vsyy eaeap: 90
Davenport, Yam ed, 1858
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-07
For Rent,

r5aEM OF 30 acros ri miles from Davenport; !enesd
n saa sill under cultivation, with good dwelling
houss good cellar. stables and ont 52tldtrEs, and
rood we'll, NH WHITE d CoHbiS'