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

N04AG - - -.
Horace Greeley lectsred Al Dubuque last
tiusee and -upon HE return home wrote .
description Of tia, city and gave il eircuia-
Glg;on through the columns Of his widespread
journal. Not only did the citizens OF Du-
buque, receive qsid pro que IN the receipts
TOT the expenses incurred in employing the
siecsurer but they were amply renuneiated
in .ths knowledge be impaired, aud now
a.shave che satisfaction Of seeing =. heghly
:sssulagis,ic description Of their city, SOW
.s,hssadcsst over that portion Of the Union
which furnishes 80 many excellent additions
70 our We stern towns. The citizens OF
= NCalcna last winter employed seme OF the
abiess literary men in the Union to lecture
ia their city In SO doing they not only had
the pleasure Of hearing them and Of forming
sssfheir acquaintance, but M doubt they sent
them away fully impressed with the advan'
tages Of Gslena.
80 We give these incidents simply to show
our fellow citizens. that in the employment
: 81 leaainy minds to lecture to us during the
z long evenings Of winter. we are not only
ssesring talents. but are extending the
name and the influence Of our city We
trust that an early effort may be made TO
secure the services Of prominent literary
nksn ana shst the ensuing winter our CIT
zens may be RECALLED with many cho.ce
n y sTterau feast. 80 s.sTe. Is sgs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
New YoHK, Wednesday, Nav Q.

New YoRK, "Wednesday, May g
Letters from Key West mention that the
bripautine Horatio of Thcmaston, Me-, was
picked up, a. doned and stripped of nearly
al her vaiua les, and taken into Key West
on the 22d ult. The condition IF her DE- cks,
the large number Of water CASKS on board.
and the stencil from the hold, ind e ted that
she I'D been successfully engage in the
slave trace, and prob bly, she was asst drift
alter landing hzr cargo l. Cuba her nsIne
had been paintrd ov,r. 1t was discovered
from a portion Of an old log bo1E found on
board. She cleared from n. Y. on the l2rh
Of November, under Captain Martin, for
the coast OF Africa, where she was spoken
about two months after.
A firm Of produce dealers in this city has
imported from France within day or two,
10000 dozen OF hens eggs.
The Mayor Of Jersey eity last evening
vetoed the Prohioitory Liquor Ordnance
psssed BY the Common Council. An tempt
to re-ensct the ordinanc. over the veto was
lost:
Miss Bankl, OF Nunnary celebrity pu :.
lsh. 8 a card eautiopiDg ths public against
book about TO be published conce' ny
her case, with which she has nothing To
do and charging that her manuscripts have
been surrepilt'onsly obtained and withheld
from her for the purpose OF getting Jut this
book. She promises her own revelations.
BkLTIXs IRE, Msy /.
New Orleans papers OF Tuesday are at
hand. The correspondence OF the @. Bee,
Of Mex co, asserts tsat S ,nta Anna was SO
seriously i'll that he was MT expected to
live, bis msiady being one affecting the
head and causing a p ;ri CT stnpor. Tie BID
news from the s uh is supposed To nave
aggravated his disease.
PHiLADELPHS, Nav 2.
The returns OF our election yesterday are
conflicting. TIL result vii not certainly
Be known until the Official b. published
II IL generally thought tn reform candidste
for treasurer and commissioner, supported
BY democrats and wings are elected by / o
msjority and the council will be a, follows;
select dem, and Ask Ms. On the other
hand Wing papers elect Mort7r. sm1r..an.
los Treasurer, and slightly yarY .ba rGm.
plexion OF The tbg.e xuges ia TIE oy4.a...
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

: IHrosITroH. Chicago Journal OF
"wednesday relates the following: "An in
! eenious piece of ras cality was played few
evenings since at the theatre in this ely,
- which will deserve narrating for the benefit
! Of the unwary. A party of gentlemen
: strangers in the city-purchased box tick
J, ets ., the Office, and on entering were met
: 20 the foot Of the stairs by very civil young
man With .y.'ur tickets, gentlemen OF
course on arriving at the wicket gate prop
\ q they were unfnrnirhed with passports and
ceuld not get in, quite to their modification
and displeasure y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

A house should he6,tcd w Immediately, on
the river. and none be permitted TO come
into tho city usfil the, frt had passee
through its cleansing doors. Who viii
move IN this mafter! There is notime io'
DELAY. Every consideration Of prudence
humanity aud self preservation urges to the
? seue: and we trust means will be instant
i, adopted 10 secure the end in view.
Nav a. 1858. VIcILAxcs.M. D. :
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
II bO0 = IT
Dated Bellevue, April 80, 1855.
Tor the Ga-s,ts.
CITIZENS:

CITIZENS:
Shall no provisions be made TO
protect our city rom epdemics! II is we'll
known tina, dread pestilence has already
whetted its appetite in our very midst; and
will we remain quiet until it has gained
permanent footholI, defyng and mocking
our besi efforts to arrest its wide spread
havoc, Shall the hearse rattle throu III the
streets, c rying its scores TO the grave, be-
fore we awake to yigiiant and energetic
discharge ofour duty! San ounce OF pre-
We itive is better than pound o! cure and
nothing will more fully illustrate tie truth
OF the lige than 4 b1ld anl manly attack,
b. our authorities, upon every den o. filth
and dung all y, from which this fearful
scou-ge draw ich vast draught o. nourish-
ment and strength. know Of no town o.
the riverso open and ripe for the invasion Of
disease az Davenport. Cast your eve in
any direction, aud YOU can fad nothing but
feculent pol Of filth and c1ntanin alton.
'Vipers crawl themselves among the muI.
iit1de, Kissing, bu, stingless." 1t win moi,
b. thus l1ny, ual.ss ". arise AM grapple.
with astrong arm, this munster, now, To-
day, its sting vii soon spread poison and
desol4iion through ourcity. y
BE- whom ID at what hour was thatsic-
tim taken from Secoi d II lss'iigh' and buy-
led 70 the charfel housed By what author
y are the infect ID clothes Of such persons
re, mite. to be thrown into the back Alleys,
there TO undergo decomposition, exhaling
mia-m and death We demand inquiry,
searching inquiry aud investigation. have
known an entire district to be INFECTED from
one corpse S'f preservation, the preser-
Sation Of our families urges US 10 INN ediate
sanitary regulations. Back Of s cond
street, above Brady, the stencil is horrible.
let u be NJ and ding Let confer,
euc Dr. 4as# b,Feer the citizens oH8
so.ne means De DEVISED ior our protection.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

FIR AT CAIRo.-A destructive fire. ,ccur-
red at Cairo last week. The wharf boat
Kendall and three stores were consumed
Mr.. John Chicks and Mr. Artyrs were the
sufferers.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

FuLrILLlHc vow.--A gentleman with
. long flowing beard recently attracted much
attention in the streets Of he akuk. Some
supposed him one of the patriarchs of old,
etiers that be was a prophet Of modern
d.ys. He proved finally to be the 'denti-
cal individual who years ago vowed vow
never to shave until Henry Clay was elect
Cd President OF the United States. Alas,
for his temeri,y, He,ry Clay sleeps the
: o.eep &hst knows no awakening here, and
Mr.. Norton is doomed to wear long beard
ustii the grave closes upon his career
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

PassSxrAftos Capt. Geo. H. Gray,so
long and popularity knewn as the Agent oil
the Michigan Southern and Northern inei'
ana Raj lroad, was presented on Monday ev-
saing last, BY number Of gentlemsn con-
sected with the passenger department Of
these Re ads. with a very handsome and
heavy gold curb chain, manufactured ex-
pressly to order for the donors. OF course
the speeches on the occasio we're very hap
py. and were highly apPlauled.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

The other day benevolent gentleman
ofAlbsny ascertain ed that ninety seven un-
paid letters lay in the post ONCE at that
place. when he paid the postage on the lot
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
NE 'ROR0L00IcAL STATEMENT
For the Month OF April. ls55.
Reporiesi BY J. C. Fory, Bellevue.

Mean Temperature for the month, - degs
q clear DAY AID days cloudy. An'ouni OF rain
IL 100 NJ an iplh.
Wind. daring the mon were 10 days from the
80 th southeast AID soUi aud VI da.s from us
north-northeasi, nor,hMest and Wesl.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
Notice

DRC pos Is VIII BE- reeeiN ed until the l@th INST
/ for the carpenter WORT Of a Brick Nseitf House
The plans aud specifications may he seen aud trtcu-
rs made k,owu al tie store corner Brady and From
streets. BY order of the Building tomm4tes.
CHAS. LESLIE,
Davenport, 3ul Nv, 'sSdtt Scf't.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

A new play has been produced at the
National Theatre, Boston, entitled the Mum
merry Investigation, or the Smelling Com
mittee on Lark" II is said to abound in
fua.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
U improved Lands.

fhea acres Ia sol 1sSsty,
S,sH - Cedar
3-nlo :. Museatine" ss#kt
t"e"thrf a4h atse amount of LAID In Johnson Iowa
fa~esheiE, clinton, Marcia L. JasleT pId Fvis
leSuEtes,
Any al fthe aSaye lands city lot. a, n,c,. nv
are offered Tor saie ~
GEORGE L. NfCkoLIs,
General LaAd Agcgt,
Survey and sn.iiy tslens of la nj made M iia ~ IT.
e.n""iiee by an experienced ulgueet-~alyi, 81 tn
"h'e"' Apl ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
Green'l ID Addition

90 lot, IL ~ 9TH streets, we'll situated ito.
pTite aBd lony tins.
~ o,s IN MckeuSie's sabdi, ision, on eth AID SIh
streets-ohi! e3yB, cash.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

"A SINGULAR Tussour.-A man and wo.
nan nus bard q nd wife) yesterday appeared
II dis city dragging small but heavy
u aaar, which contained two hilie ch'idren
and ri their household goods. They had
'toiled along. acting - ths,r, own beasts 2.
burden, from Bath County KY, about eighty
miles back of Maysyile, and were en- route
for central Indiana. where once they had
made their home, aud where they purseasa
again Is locate. Officer Crippen took them IN
charge and gave them resting place atthe
Station House on Hammond street. raised
4 little money for them, procured them q
basket Of provisions at the Denn'sonHouse,
and will this morning send them on 'her
way rejoicing. There is certainly quee,
variety of human beings in this world, aud
this fami Y is u rare aud curious specimen
Ii any person wishes TO help them along,
an opporrun ,y viii be presented thus morn
ing at the Station House Cin. Com. aaaa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
Scott County Parma

FOR sale 81 Improved fatius, ,"hIaiuirg from &cts
-" nef.s each and 81 prize. tgtsis IL, o. g. To &5e
per acre. We eau -ut al Isrtiss IL they vii ANY
take time 10 le Tor tbs ists.s Also sen desirable
ar due GOAL field.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

Mr.. Kilbourn offers the "Lytance Farm
to-day at Auction. Omnibus leaves lie
Claire H,use at 8 o'clok. for the premises.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

.,ait Bundles Wrapping paper, eco rcams letter and
wv cap paper just received NJ u and " kELLf'S
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
Out buildings aud ap orchard Of
CHOICE FRIIT BEARING TREES,

These are desirable Cad u spots anu Is r4p.rty
liEu VII hhancs. IN salu" cqHa tn aus la our ,iit,
The terms ID pawn ~ Hrls ibsrG that ap pers,.
with bat lave rsa IA 'ney crn seuIre a pleasant
II nfe-tcad Plat on and be seen ~ Office or
Geo, l.. kicko Is. AAg tth az ia, u-ts
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
STOVES! STOVES

THE subscribers ba, sg purchased the euLrs stock
/ Of stoves DC. Of IL NIcEkRSHAN, fdeah,r 10 The
vel kuosat bart Ak Airiight Cook STOW wobl
solicit saare oi pnb e patronage hoping "a sAt.i
all sho may in tuture del with Us We Nond hsea
the following Inducements. h.st W. sell III .-trri
aud Western Stoves. neiudig ~ 90 NGttS.i- OF
COOK STvVES OF which 70 select.
We warrant ever, Stove SILT. both To neralt and
against IRE cracks, thereby making II greatly TO he
advantage ct persons Wa uIg good steve 10 Oh. vi
Us. We keep constantly on hai.d a large suppl! OF
Charter tak.
We~oud also offer to ealsrs the fClOsiI z induce
mems: having purcha .ed stock II the East. ena-
besu sell YOU STOVES. Tn. Sheet Iron and all
kinds OF Timers Il CO at Chieag pris's freight al
ded, thereby saving YOU expense. trouble and he ny
Mr. HcAs being practical work man viii attend
peTs nal,s to all kinds Of Johbng. such ar Tin kooi
lag. SCOUTING, CupI err mihng, &c, all work war
raHlsu,
Brady between Front and Second.
NJ. 2d, isjj-dwi WlCkEhsHah Htchs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
Religious Notice,

The seceus ofth~ res Of sermons upon me ma
ture ne ,es.i " benefits and evidences Of divine Rev
eletson wi | 10 delivered next Sunday after och,
,h 9Th inst a, &C ock. In the Episcopal Church
r.c seats gre opesto III who desire to attend The
course.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

The Washington Union siys that dur'r g
the lastyear the amount OF liver purchased
for CO mage wes SIS, 4e4.s3s 80. and the
silver coins issued amounted to S3,6l9,2s0.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
EifD OrOllllucfe.

An Ordinance to prevent Sn,ne from being
kfpt in certain parts Of the CITY Of Dau
export and tor other purposes:
SEC. |. Be ltenacted by the City Council
0 the City Of Davenport, That from and after
tie sixteenth day Of My inst. it shall not
be lawful for any hogs or swine Of any kind
to BE- KEEP, within the following limits in the
City OF Davenport, to w.t. any place between
FarDam and Warren streets, and South OF
the North line OF Out Lot fourteen.
SIC. .. Be it further enacted, That it
shall be the duty Of the Cry Marshal from
session Of any swine found within said Inn
its, whether loose or confined, and after
giving five days public notice, BY posting
written notices at five of the most public
places in said City, to proceed to sell the
same at public auction to the highest bidder
! tor cash.
SIC. 3. 1t shalt be the duty of the City
NJ rshai to ply over the proceeds OF such
lie TO the owner or owners of the swine So
sid, after deducting the costs and charges
/ incident thereto, which costs and charges
! shall be the same as though said ,aking up
/ and sale had been done by a constable.
SEC. A. 1t shall be the duty of all per-
sons owning swine in any part of the City,
other Than the part hereinbef0re specified,
to keep the same confined in pens or inclo.
( sures after the first day Of June next, aud
any swine found At large in any part Of the
City after said first day Of June, shall be
dealt with by The Marshal in the same man
ner and with the same consequences as is
provided in Sec % of this ordinance.
SIC. ). All Ordnances and rts e
/ Ordin noes passed heretofore, VIII Oh con-
( hi1t With Tie provisions of this o naure
/ be and the same are here BY repealed.
/ Passed and approved May 2, 1855.
GOO ENOS TlCHENOR,
b. J. WOODWARD, Clerk. Mayor.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
NOTICE /,

NJ NE
I HAVING sold oat my Stnvc establishment, am
i now dcsr.us OF settiihg up accounts; ! here
Iolif. uien owiug me etther by note or b@os sc-
eouut call aud str bt the 10th daS Nsy. II not
paid by That time they will be put in the baud, nf The
Tor c iiection. On notes mol dae I viii
nasea ibcral discount. 800
Also, al crsons having Claims sgainst will
brig Them IN AM receive pay nIrrt,
II. WIcKERsIAM.
MAY I. I9JS-3Ndwit.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
B. P. WOODWARD, Clerk. Mayor.

Extrarf from M Ordinance satffsd, -.9H rriiaarrs
for The prsseFoat,ea If the heath Of the Cstg VI
DHs~P@r', passed Jans2l, ls52.
sEdl. he II enacted h, the CHS Council OF the
I City of yenpofI. That the owner or oceupant Of
eveft lot or bnIldlng amy appurtrnancc thereto,
within the limiis Of said City, shall keep every part
thsreotfree fron all tn any thing offensive to the
10 eontribhte 10 disease Infection Of any kind and
upon the failure to do, IL Is hereby made tie duty
o. tho at' Marshal. upon the comp aint, either 'er
bdiIy ORR writing, OF ANY person, representing tn
MN thi ihci Immediately 10 ytvc notice t. the own
or or occupant thereof and require hin 10 d" such
acts rs said Marshal sha I dees Necessary Ter the
health Of said rity and 10 of fai urc oi sRch
pefsoh 10 comply with sSch rcgTtremeuis for the
space Of twc'yr hpart, SAID Marshal powarsa
and required 10 do si. hiinsslf aeting correct
account of the expense of tie same, Tor ali OF iCh
expenses siid Iwner or oeFupt sHaIi IL. Latte; Hi
II AZ IA demand By the Marshal reansstnx the pay
nrih thereof, said owner occupant shAu refuse
or neg &c ~ pa! the he shall IilJt /, three
times that amount. to be eoiiret,s ~ al. uclIon il
the tame 81 ,aii cry
sgc.9. Beitfarther enacted that IL shall be the
duty OF the City Mar shall That every portion OF
the iy including buildings, cears of the si,ue lots
aud appurtenanees- be properly pur,ned and lined,
ami shall n n ediateiy require the occupant
ofeverS lot or b1ildigz, whenever in lis Judgment
ne shall deem necessary liIne the me such
amer be sall direct and upon q failure TO do
for the space twelve hours he shl be Liable 10 said
City, as described prccsd 2 section.
certify the ubOre 1, b. true cnpy Of sections ]
ant a. HE ordinance entitled IAN oriEarce r the
hr4fN# Jraa &t ls5- re- d. g #5HIF|t 80.
lEy C,,NF.
Pa-4s.iea by order i - ca ,gaHtiI "a, =, go.
May I, 1855 l-Iw-w3t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
Girl Wanted

DY the subscriber TO do work in private Lamil!
Dome who can come well recommended. kesI
dance south west 60 of ID aud RIPPLE, streets.
May and d4t J.MESK GRAHAM.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
Fort Des MoineS Land Agency.
LAND VAR X AN rs.

rI>HE undersigned have for sale Land Warrant. Of
different sizes, which the. will sell Tor cash or on
time to suit purchasers.
They will pay t'ariie Tar attention 10 &c seton aug
Location OF ai dis IN Fort Des Moines Fort badge,
haritan and other Western land Districts Also 70
pay n,ent oil lakes and land business scnerati!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
East nay.nrort

20 lots IN fell view ~ the ri,rr in Davenport Al
pric,sfsh.iir from sia to sac, on on. dime For
particulars ehqairo Al our niee.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
IA OR. w III LIME

M, DR.. w IL LINE.
II EADCATE nf the Jefferson Medical Cellegc
N Pa adelphta. aud OF four years extensive prne.
tea familiarity wUb the diseases OF the western coun-
Try respectfully offers his pr fcssipna services to the
clizeus "f Davenport aud yci' ity. Attendance all
hours ofthe night. Office Ith street near the new
fennsyiv tnia House. Davenport 81 y 4 S. d.u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
Received a, No l lie Claire Block,

H.rper's Magazine for May.
putfi4m's do do
Grahar's do d.
Code,'s I.adS's do
Also New Publications.
Summer Land. Southern Tate;
asst BHilders;
The initials,
kGIts.. and Nehraska--by Haze:
LII, et sewari--.Ry & 90 Baker,
TheSiave Of the Lamp--by North
MAJ Ri w. n. HOLMES " @
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

|,oTEs' eolored spool thread fci sale at Arheil''
SEnporinm ap 2-du
QUEENSW ARE,
CLOSING out al the He'd Eiag store Il
" MAY 1 ,5sd-u J. h. DoANE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
Auction Sales!
COOK 4 arYNOUp
Rral Gtatf A9enf .
GEO. Z. NICHOLS.

&c o. J.. NIcKo&EE.
aa GENERAL LAND AGENT.
For the purchase or sale Of City lyeDsrtv,
Farms. improved Or unimpreved, in feott or
adjacent counties, viii collect claims. nav
taxes for non -residsrts luy ard ssll Land
Warrants or locate the same In any Land di,.
trict in the state
ONCE Corner Main and Second SITS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

oApCENT
Man, 1rst. t6SS. CooN . eH.o.
More Wall Paper!
,Ono MORE pieces Paper Hahgngs low priced
VIVA new patterns, just received. ~hith ~ a.'u.
n,rsons before making thir purchases 70 enl NJ
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No 50, Brady st Davenport ,
rSAlarae 10, efrennabts IN 1uan,",es TOT una"
rooms selling OF very cheap. hL' Az ,an
5th mo 3d-3t 's0"
Three Dollars Reward!
oST one week ago Mich Cow, red ana wmte'
/ Iwi,ite face, one horn broken on, o eye pima,
and short i a. she was bought from ipr LANCER, u
ia ,uuuosi hat she has strayed In the direction MS
farm. TheaDsye reward wall Ice pail on me n.'urh
OF he COW the subscriber ELL $780,
9Th mo ai-3t No Nj brad! ST., davenport
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
Nelp Aoufrtisesltsts.
n office.

All Notes due us, that are not patd or renew. wS
n ~ IN J,uc neyt wi be handed ~ COX and pitton
for Collection by legal process. ..pcpxr
Man, lrst. 1855. CooN eAn1..- =,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05

Exch a116c
On al parts OF the U tied tates hodshi and SOL
COOK. SARGENT COOK,
BANKERS and la.Id gents,
feu Dvs Moiies, Iowa
Cook & SARGENT. d venport.
Cook. SARGENT & PARKER, Rock Island.
Cook, ARGENT 4 DoaSgy, 10. CITY, 10.
Cook, SARsssrG Cook, Fl. d. Moine., 10.
MAJ Ri, ls55,u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-05
CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES,
For Sale and For Rent

CITY PROPERTY
large number VI Cit, lots, alec lots ill fupg,,
rrsicn.es stores. shops. for sss and for LeAs,
the desetiIt ton ~ shis aiv MI ~ rs an
cun be atouT once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-06
F,oa The Gre,ond PloSSeale, FEB }.

With praisesorthy determination to unloose ths
tiehtness Of the times by making money pleutsr
severn, good-looking young men, ana az least one
goco ookb oung LADY have sssccii,ed Themselves
together without sfking the special privileges of
legislative charter aud have prepared at considerable
expense large amount of pictured promises to psy
duly signed and couutersgI ed which ruthessy have
been wres,ed from them by Sheriff Spaoglsr and dep
uies, and even they arrested and pur il durance
"vle."
The ofcers have been some time the trail OF this
gang and yesterday, by means of postohice trap,
the residence Of tho chief cOuutereer va. found 10
be in this city, 8, No. - Scoviest His name IL Z.
j. Somsrs ALIAS J. ID. Miner. The Sheriff aud hi.
psIty nj noseletsy TO his residence last night
gentle zap by of the party brought very polite
Lice little woman 70 TIE door who SAID Mr. Miner was
lot in. In the mean tine Mr.. NJ making his ext.
out the back way, and was arrested by one OF the
deputies.
The bs.ieging party then pitched in 70 the
house, but found the inner room, containing Mrs.
Miner and Mr.. kOsecrants. alias Nichols locked
and somittAnee refused. The order vss given 70
burt open TIE door when il was quickly opened By
the lady. In the stove was found roaring fire. al
OF new hank bills Just pat in. Roeeerants and the
lady we're seized, the room searched and abou.
twenty thousand eoaIs Of pre';iy printed bank bill.