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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-28

Inland marine insurance taken by the I,na
The rates vii be rs low as responsible insurance
companies can do business, aud the undersigned
sUiciis tor lhe above companies a continuance of
the iay0rs they have heretofore enjoyed. Policies
Of Insurance Tor five years issued IN the 1.un and
Hartford insurance companies, on private dwell
ibEs and farm buildings, az very liberal
al ri-ks tAvrl ~ Go. s. flsnEE, ascnt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-28

Horse i.afAcs.
A FEW more received and for sale by
u Julv2l. ] q NATTINGER.
E,Ssraycd,

ENROM the subscriber, a black COW, about
4 9ycOrs Old, with spring ralt,-has white
spot on her night rump, and tai nearly all white.
Any person giving information ci her whcrea-
bouts viii be lIberany rewarded.
I.IvOI II f. llTr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-28
BOUNTY LANDS.

Almost Everybody Entitled TO Land.
CoLDlERS, widows OF soldiers, heirs ot de-
y ceased soldiers. tsams,ers engaged IN trans.
porting supplies ~ time 81 war. &c, who have
received bus 40 or ~ acres, and many none al u
nlr entitled 10 100 ucrey row and Application
wi. ie mnde and warrants obtained, n VI old, by
the und, rsigned, on reasonable terms.
Mach l--,f GEg : E.rrp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-28

I'VE i1Iowin. conpaniy, hayin@ complied
with the late statute Of this state, and
ore .r'an.c, responsible, aud ronpt; being stock
c.ugnur-, "I'n Oh. capital uIri 30 a. stated, they
insure the business man % -1i- aud =p '-dy T"prn
dr.ry.
HHa in.ugarcc CO.. Hartford, Conn rash ca
pi'a. paid IA, 500 co)
1hos. X. Brace, P,cst
Thoq. 4. Alexander, Sccy
North Western lnsurarc" co., Oswego, y. \ d.;
cash capital paid IA, $3.50 600.
t.. ". Ludlow. secy Geo. Fisher, Frest.
llaniord fIe Insurance co, Hartford, Conn
cash capital paid in, $500 OD1.
II. Huntington, Prcst.
&. r. Bowers, sec'y.
CONNECTICUT Mutual Life Insurance co Hartford,
accumulated cupl,aIOsrr 81 900 OOJ.
L. o.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-28
E.IIAND WINTER WEAR.

in almost endless variety, and suited IN the wants
oi all. lis goods are manufactured at Hs well
kuown and extensive hous- IN New YORK, IN the
most durable manner, by The b"s: wJTkm-n that
can be procured, al the Ue-tinttrrnl to be found
m III" Eastern or European mlGk"t>; and c.al-
lengr comparison with those OF any Other house
west oi New York. LISA well shown fact hat
his !, the mo = reliable a. well as the
Cheapest Clothing House III Chicago,
And the only Que winch adhrTrs strictly to the
ONE PRICE CASH SNSTEM.
Purchasers must see The advantages this system
has over all Others. a.! lls customers paying
cash, the best OF them do not pay enormous pro-
fits to cover losses sustained by thr worst. Ii en-
aa,rs him to treat all alike, to marx hl> goods IN
plain figures, at the lowest cash selling price,
from which no deviation cat. be Inld, andtO
DEFY COMPETITION.
The enormous amount ct his sales during the few
months this branch oi his house has been establish.
ed, is evidence Of the confidence the citIzcns Vi
Chicago have IN ms tar dealing, and the cheap
nrssand superiority OF his goods. An exam'ha-
ton OF his stock will satisfy the most skcptical
tur t1rgr per cent cat, br srrrt+y t,-trut,talug
him, ii. III. TAPPEN,
Old Post Office Building, ~ CLARK ST., Chicago.
luy 81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

"eE-NtR CITIES or THE BARD airing
'ast Somerset Sessions, held at Wells,
,ouhg woman was indicted for stealing n
AZ oank note, the property of clergy
'n' IN whose service she had been living
Lovlbond, solicitor for the defence,
y" prepared u brief, which he had given to
IT, 1. Cpl', blrsstcr. but the learned
'aa'el vas suilerly called to Cornwall
'NzeS he therefore hand ID his brief
p'er 10 Mr.. Prideaux, the brief being
ne'o'ed For the Prisoner" When the
W. was called, however Mr.. Prdeaux o.
Fe"eo 'he case for the prosecution, and pro-
seuea 10 examine, with all the vigor Of
|,"ensc skill, in order to ensure convic-
. Won, The court then asked the prisoner if
|'ne ma any one to defend her.
r,oh, yes she said, "Mr. Lovibond.
b0' Mr., Lovibond's brief was in Mr.. Pri-
uea0Xs hands, who was prosecuting What
"'' ID be done The learned counsel, H.
. ~ Confusion and general laughter, look :.
~ Al hs brief, and found that he had been
eng every effort to procure the convic-
,on1 VI ,ne prisoner he was engaged to de-
Iomr. MS seli-possession, however, never
w. num- and after apologizng to the court,
eli ell, "a,'nm"fed' into the Jury such plau-
N.Y., ,,vts defence, begging they would take no
, r"'.'e OF what he had been saving before,
a.. d." "' me end Of the case the jury actually
,n se'ueu Tor the pris ner, and the woman
,' lu,eteo. NJ rngrh flr the ecreBtrici.
We ~ tho law
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

WHERE OLD Boors Go To.-The men
who travel about with dirty and viliainous-
oking bundle OF old boots upon their backs,
are in business which in the aggregate is
by no means small The ,ots thu. collected
are carried mostly to New York, where in
.eilars and garre,s they are overhaulrd by
Germans, Nurwegians, aud other foreign
ers. boot that 10 not too far gone find.
It's way to Chatham street and other local
ties, whe G cheap outfits are obtained.
Those which are past mending are ripped
10 pieces and new bottoms applied to the
the legs.
L.rg- quantities OF the legs are shipped
to Europe, and distr,hu through the vii
la.e'. where they are sud tor fifty cents u
par. The Old bot ent 'rprise has been
carried to San F,ancis,o, where com
ptny of Norwcgl ms are deing an extensive
usiness in the tru,e. Three thousand dol
lars worth OF oil boot legs have been ship
ped from that poi, within the past six
months. II is said to be profitable bust
ness.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
uniou Of lakes and union of lands,
A ANTON that nothing shall sever,
A union Of hearts and u union II hands,
1,.rr,ran naiov

A union Of hearts and union II HANDS,
.3HeriedR uRios toreper.
The Washington Artillery" an ] the "lndepehaen'
Brass Band" of Davenport have chartered the new
and beautiful steam n Davenport for the purpose
of making pleasure Eycarsion down tbs river on
the coming 4th Of Juiy, AMI responsibility Invite the
citizens Of Davenport R,.k Ih.u anl vicinity to
ioin the III in the festivities of the occasion The boat
will leave Rock Island at O'Clock A. NJ. and Diven-
port at ~ O'Clock NJ. precisely -inl proceed down
the yer eight or ten miles 10 beautiful grove.
The following is the programme at the groye:-
I-t.-Music b, the Band.
sd--Rcsding the Declaration of Independence by
Jas. 4. Lane, ESQ.
3d.-Music by the Band
MISREPRESENTATION of flag by The ladies OF Ddven-
port to the Washington ARTILLERY.
5th.-Muse by the Band.
9th --Orstiou by Geo. w. Pleasant, Esq.
7,h--Music by the Band.
Solicitation by John f. Dillon, Esq
9TH Music by the Band
Tho boat viii remain until the afternoon ana re-
tu,n ut O'Clock The choicest refreshments OF eve
~ variety will be at the grove and be accessible at
hours. Come one, come all, aud help us htly celc'
brute our national birthday.
&c CASTOR, r. y. BATES,
X. Il. RROCKWAY, p. J, CIiLBlT,
G, CLINE, l.. MORE,
II. CARNAGEY,
Committee Of Arrangement
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

G w Rosa. who was sent 10 the Peni-
tertiary at the pr >ert term Of our circuit
Court, Tor stealing money and goods from
III Bramb!e II use, and who escaped from
prison a few days after he was put there,
wa re.captured at independence, in War
rem c., yesterday afternoon, by J. b. Yea
g.r. Mr.. les ger and two others, started
r this city with him in a wagon, aud while
on their way here, stopped at a farm house
lew miles below town, 10. water their
h,rse. Rosa complained Of being unwell,
and said he would take morphine powder.
he took white powder from between the
leaves Of Bibl. he had with him, and
pouring it into cup Of water, drank it.
The party started on, and in a few minutes
the poison-for it was arsenic he had inten-
ii nally taken began to work, and no med
ic | assistance being at hand, the poor
wretch $ ION breathed his last. lie was
brought to this city, aud was buried by the
county to-day. Verify the way OF the
transgressor is hard Lafayette Republican,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
Cusrox House. Accommodations

CUsroM House. Madame
Augustine Il, pretty blonde Of
from 20 to % years embarked, lately, from
Calais for Dover. Her invalid appearance
excited the interest Of the passengers, who
felt great anxiety lest sea sickness should
bring on crisis which evidently could not
be long deferred. She crossed the straits
however, safely, and upon landing was pIac.
ed upon an arm chair, and salts we're held
to her nose, while an occasional proan went
to the hearts Of all her travelling companions.
I'm the wharf, Custom House officer oh.
served the Decentralization, and seemed 10
feel warm interest in the pretty Ffcnch
woman. II approached an offered his as.
sisance informing her that he had some
knowledge of medicine, and though the Ia
dy assured him that she felt better, and
begged to be carried Immediately to u hotel,
he protested that it could not be done with.
out danger, and by his phianthropic author
ity she was taken to an apartment OF the
Custom House ofIicer.snd midwife sen,
Tor. As he officer mad foreseen, after beg
ging 10 b. released for a9uarter of an hour,
she was safely deli. ercdsof two pelerines,
fifteen scarts. seventeen pieces Of lace,
twelve pars Of silk stockings, thirty-eight
Of cotton. six reticues and forty. eight Lyon
The mother and offspring
are doing well.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

EXCITING ADVENTURE WITH A BEAR.--An
encounter Of an exciting and dangerous
character with bear occurred on the l0th
last, near Wei.svil.e, in Allegheny Coun-
~. N Francis Smith, young man resi-.
ing N til vicinity, being in the woods
With his gun. shot tawn. After loud NJ
rs peace he proceeded a few rods, till, on
stmbing over large log in windlali, he
Glanced 10 rouse large bear VIII ch mad
'en quietly sleeping on the other side
brHn being thus uncerenoniou ly d stnrb-
"a sPrang upon Mr.. S. and caught him
around the waist. the embrace thus given
Vas :ohs derabiy more strenuous than y el-
come. The enrdged brute would doubtless
have made short work with Mr. S who is
person of small size, weighing only los
aounds, but for the prompttude and pres
nc which he was able to command Pa
ng his loot beneath the breach of his gun.
hv contrived 10 raise it so that with his
hands, which we're fortunately free, he turn
the muzzle downward upon the bear and
fr d. The charge took effect, and the for
mi liable animal fell dead. Mr.. s. doubtless
Ell that he had narrowly escaped deadly
Pe.il. The bear was found 10 weigh 800
POUNDS. Ro.hestsr American.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02


Novels The stern realities of war have
almost, bu. moi gu extInguished titti,n.-
The exciemtn nj That used to be sought in
tue puges o. romance is nov found in the
tiers OF our own CORES pondents at the
scene Of the conf Ct dressed with the art
o reporters skilliui 10 ma,e good story, o.
n ta.es told by soldiers in their homely
fashion, much the more graphic and e.
jective than the elaborated productions Of
professional writer's. Usually at this time
thee pr SIS G with new novels, perplex-
ing reviewers By their abundance, ard the
patrons of the circulating library by the VA
riety Of temptation set before them. ALI is
.hang nov There is no longer labor
far critics or choice for readers. Two or
lhrec novels of u month are all that the
most cnterprisng Publisher will venture;
and we fear that even these few do not al
ways reward the daring that produces them
in defiance of publ c ind florence London
Critic.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

FfELSG o. tbs BATrLEfiELD.-Th"
Inca CORE ponteut OF the New York
b, writing from Baltklava, gives, IRON
! experience OF wounded Frenchm A. !,
o9nion with regard to that which Is fei
the soldier in time of conflict, which is
Helhing as follows:
Bs:ore the battle begins il is usual TO
no lttse lremor, and many caeeks,
th are known to be ia cummun cation
stout hearts, blanch visibly. As the
anliet becomes immineut, courage returns,
q with the first 4 Nv of blood an nrhu-
Psn ts raised whic h constantly incre, SEES.
very seldom flags IN the least until Ia
p shot is fired The cffc Il OF seeiny q
FAidde shot down is generally to excite all
/ aPieasibic thirst Tar vengeance =.
nst the foe, though in the end one ''get
Pet to it,
|"a wOal led less than IN )rtaliy, it i,
n usual iur the soldier 10 b. INN dlately
ware oil the fact, unless some bones are
FoSen,-A sabre may be run through any
F'hy part Of III, oly and even bullet
(1ge n dangerous proximity TO the vitals
Ea ne Tor some tima BIZ .otaily unconscious
even scratch. When lie is taken by
single blow, the effect is varied with the
l'ure OF the wound, as well as with the
Fmpefament OF the m II. Sometimes tn
|'% fellow will leap high in The air, giving
piercing scream, and az in he will liz
P%h gu city Oaener, however, he simply
\ ~ d'ad without a struggle In most ca
r. 'he features Of the klllei rena n un-
''"h3ed tora long tine after death-eyes
Ien and oriiliunt, and, percharca, smile
ohina'ng the face To see such an one
) a''hauit indeed to realiz" the prcsenc,
I 'he grim monster u. N -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

The Springfield Republican is informed
that the Hadiep Manufacturing Company
have Just succeeded in nakngsa nice artl-
Gle Of paper from broom-corn stalks. II
says the article has been patented.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

,UNpRIES.-B Bacon, Flour, Soaps, Candles, Spices,
Rronms. salt Vinegar, Rice, etc, together With o
General s.o-t.neut OF Staple Groceries, Produce ard
p,s.so,s ,., hand and viii ba receiving weekly d.
ring the sea.oD, 70. ssle low BY
fure.9 VIA VI N, ~, " to'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

informed that Mr.. ]. lIDring, eel
a ,he last day on which liquor selling
,on,l existence 10 Iowa, BY giving
threat 10 the many friends he has
is place. There was large crowd
:, and the utmost decorum character
n tho proceedings. Turtle soup, aud
.,tird, Of roasts and stcws were
,sou,iy served up, and those Ohio were
.liro of the landlords horpi'alily'
hardly help regret.ing that the force Q
stances had obliged hiIs to fix biz
ooarters at another locality. While
leciJedly object to the business in
friend Jake" has been engaged. we
Tho man for his quiet submission TO
.w and wish him better occupation
a-s,,cr success wherever he may pitch
ent.
0o, Marshal has printed in hand bill
| ,be Instructions that govern the night
II he discharge Of tneir duties, so
/ go trls, those who were so f'arnl o
I,bamber mystery in the matter, will
better in future.
The iron front to Mr.. lie cla res
fIi,dlnr on Brady street is now being
ks1 II makes quite an imposing ap
faace.
New potatoes were selling in on
! i. Yesterday. Price 80 cts. peck.
q W,iletlle words "For II mt" are neve
in our city, those Of "For 5 e. are o
lman occurrence. We could not BIZ
Efh The other day the frcqn. nj repeti-
III III. wor}s in enc portion OF North
|sppott. "Why," said a lady in COM
\, every house seems to be for sale up
= This fact is ELECTED by seeing .
/ standing in front OF our office with III
kntaus sentence painted upon il, "Thir
and team tor sale -
Er,ou., we see IL stated, has fallen
| sl050 to So, 80 within the last month
y York. We should like to see
.a9ai no decrease with us. So soon
aew gh at appears in mark I, "
.ln alur vii decline.
We understand from an old firm
ID, hat hs neighbors are preparing 70
~ and for he liquor law, which en-
igrte in our Safe y sterday. He "A
he never saw so much liquor G by his
e in the same space OF time as passed
i week, lie thinks that there is now
N three miles of his residence, not less
thirty barrels Of whiskey.
The Mlscatine Journal says il learns
Mr. Mahtn, WIN IL canvassing that
HAT he has already 1900 nlmes on
Ist, and thinks the population Of the
viii reach SEQ We had suppose
eatine had greater population. as we
well assured that this number is not
, than tso.thirj' of the reputation
Davenport now contains, while two
) since Mu'catine was the largest.
The merchants OF Muscatine have
Shed card numcrously signed, declar.
heir intention Of closing their store,
all busines on the ith {
Those Of Davenport might pattern
heir patriotic nei.hbors, aud we trust
. be done.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
10000 Rolls Wall Paper, etc.
FRESH STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS.
WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
NNyEhave just received second OF of Wall Paper
w and Borders direct from the Manufacturers In
New York and W. fave now on Hand 4,0Oc Rolls of
varions patterns. We will a receive in a few days
by Railroad another large lot ufG.M Rolls, making
stock amount to $4,000 Rolls Of $50 patterns To
persons intending To paper their houses this spring.
wohld that being the Agents Of one oil The lar
yest acknowledgements New YORK we are preparcdito
furnish Wall Paper and Borders at Factory prices
with the addition of freight
For Ito cony ericnce Of ur euso ncr,in davenport
we have samples of al our W all Paper aud borders"i
our ..ok stand III the Post Olicu, where they can
make selections and leave Their orders give US a,a
we v IL give sat elton to a ! purchasers.
WARREN n RHAWN.
Book sell aud Stationers and dealers in Wall Pa
psr Pos ohice Davenport. illinosSt Rock isiapd
Masca 18th DIFF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
Wall Paper.
EMIGRANTS TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

EMIGRANTS TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.
TENN, Wi iams a Cos Township Maps are the
best being compii ed from tn. United States sur
ye,s. Official inf trm.tion, and p. Tsonn rccouros
sance showing the roads, towns, post offices
county seats, works Of Internal Improvement. etc
etc Being published within the st.t in fact, the
only teliabie and complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Beirg regularly appointed agents for the sale OF
these maps prepared 10 furnish them TO the
trade al the publishers lowest Wholesale rites, b.
the single copy. Also;
100 doz IA. C"itou T. Co. and Ensign, Bridgma,
l. Fannings maps of the United States, Western States
aud the states Of Illinois Iowa. Wisconsin and Abs
sour; and Territories of Minnesota, Kansas and Ne
brAska For sale, whoIesa or retail. by
WARREN RHAWN.
Booksellers and Stationcrs. healersin Wall Paper
Window shades. etc. illinois street Rock Island
Post Office, Davenport. apl. %
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

REAL ESTATE FUN oALE.
-nA ACRES well tnbered, u miles from Museaiine
ton Iowa Cit. road. and
$40 Prairie. nnimproved on Upton Road % miles
from Mu-cntne. ~ of which win be sold at great
bargain rpied for soon.
-ALSo:-
400 Acres in one body. on stage route to Mn-catin'
rom Davenport. Also 1850 acres all unimproved;
timberaI prairie. the river. mes from stoa
coal. grist and saw nil To be sold cheap and long
credit.
-ALSn.-
Several lots to snit purchasers. not improved-nea
Town, and 40 acres fne for grazing adjoining Nj
zer's, on Tipton road. In Scott county.
-ALso:-
6 Lots Brady adjoining Collegs Square, on N
Hill. Long Lease-eo yenrs.
-ALSo:-
Small Houses and Lots Tor sale cheap.
ALSO
Lot Corner of Perry and eth Street, large and fine
view, forms easy. App! 10
June N EADS T. STEWAED.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
Watch Key Lost.

A NUMBER Of desirable Lots 10 Lease on long time
"A by EADS & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
Rural Houses

LII who desire To avail themselves OF beautiful sites
Il for Rural Homes had better csli soon on
mays EADS d STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

r OST on Brady. Main or Cd ST. Gold Watch ke,
l The finder shall be sitabi, rewarded If tue sauiS
be delivered 10 (my2D EADs Il STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
Great Bargains.

Great Bargains.
LAND FOR SALE.
ten ACRES y W or. sec - Town 80 X East, ~
lou miles from town, fns spring, and land rich,
only $3.50 peraere cash. AppiyD
June IA '6J tADS STEW ANI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

6mos5 ELI ADAMS, Art.
MAPS OF IOWA.
TEN, Williams Co.'S. New Township Man of
i Iowa. tins latest edition, showing the streams
Road. Towns. Post Offices, county seats, Works OF
Internal improvements, &c. &c,
Colton's small map Of Iowa in pocket cases,
do township do do DO do do
do do do do on rollers
do sectional do Minnesota. in eases,
do Large MAPS ofthe Unitcd States,
do do do do Western do
AZ ofhe latest editions and sod al publishers prices
The Iowa Book Rooms
No. 90 Brad. st. bet. % and Sd SITS.
Cmos ELI ADAMS. Ag,.
DERFoRATED Paper;
l White aud Assorted Collars;
For sale at
May 20, 1855 No. : lie Claire Block.
DoXEs OF Paints:
- osbornes Water Colors;
English ditto;
Cheap Toy taints; For sale
mayao A, No. : lie Claire Book.
SARGE MIS- STANDARD Reader;
- Smiths illustrated Astronomy;
ma, 30 No. I lie Claire Block
IrxTnA Bound Ledger;
l. Journals;
Common Full hound ditto;
'onmah Cheap do do
Tavern REGISTERS; For sale
ma! 3o No lie Claire Blo:k
DECEIpr Book, Bin Books;
II Books Of Bl4nk Notes;
Sheets 6f8iahk Notes and Drafts:
may 80, -, atSo 7Le Clare Flock.
usf Received By Express at No. lie Claire Block,
lot nfiargc De- al EpgeloIes
T, Fra , Giet; p,,,.a 81 h0oss, etc
Landscape, Gardening; Farm lRpementsand
HONEST r the peoPls; Nes Works;
May Flower. by II. beeeher.toSe;
r.. - .nF f.xuu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
Lots in LIE Claire,
Splendid Farm for Sal,

az ACRES, 60 in n high state OF cultivation, large
100 Orchard. good brick dwelling and stables lib
good sneas timber, water and only q mile. from the
city. $1,000 s4sh, balance in J 2 As and years II
June IL desired. EAUS q STEWART
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
DESIRABLE LAND FOR SALE.
Unimproyed Land.

Unimproved Land.
IN 0n0 ACRES unimpr we'd land for sale IN va
lUsN|tu rio parts of Scott. Clinton, { edar. Nus.
eatne, johnson and other eouutes west IN lowe. for
sale by [mysl EADs d STEWART
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

A FARM in Blue Grass, on the Muscatine road
"A miles frem Tow
100 acres unds snce, 1870 NATURALIZATION;
40acres,i.n ,cr; watered by running streams;
For lie id aatageous; Appyto
OctIs WHITAkER a. GRANT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

NEW GOODS!
VUSTRcc'd, U. $ Expire $.
81 The Initials. tale Of modernlife.
The Price of a Crown, or Jehu the Alchemist,
By Eugene Sue his best and last
Ny Courtship andits Consequence. by Wickcn'
Border Wars of the West, by John Frost.b l. u.
Wie's Vieiory. by Mrs Emma d. Is. N SouthSorth.
Last Heircss, by do 40
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Thediscarned Dauapser,"
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The Deserted Wife, -
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Life orr T. Barnum, News Roy,
Raih Hall Lamplighter,
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Miss Lsslics New Receipts for Cooking.
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