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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

by virtue of decree rendered by the Court orCommon
ID Peasot Tanderbugh County st its last will
eeed to sell the Court House door in Evansville the fol-
lowing described real belonging the Martin
Refs deceased the 18th day of Noyemher A. D. 1885,
wit: all that part OF lot No one in block No 81 in the
commencing 81 the corner of said lot at the intersection Of
Sixth and Main thence along Main
three fourth of the width of sadot about
IS et thence parallel 9Th the Al
in the said lott thence with said Alley
aforesaid and thence the place of beginning Ao Lot
in bloekten in the of said
Likewise Lot q and 70 in Lllestons and Lockhart
largement. ti
The aforesaid property will be sold the terms
tevit: 0ne-thrd of the purchase paid
third in six and third in twelve
sae the purchaser giving with approved security with
interest," and waving all relief from valuation laws
JOHN A. RElTZ. Admir-.
SWEET & LEoSARD.s Auetioneers. ~ - eetI7w4t
(Tolksbote copy times.)
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-18

It is difficult to conceive of anything more
impudent and brazen faced in politics, than the
efforts being made in different sections on the
part of Old Line Democrats or anti-Americans
to obtain the sympathy and votes of those who
have heretofore been known as Wings. We
say it is brazen faced impudence in these DEM
agogues to make such an appeal to men whom
they have been abusing and villifying the last
half century, and whose principles they
have been seeking to trample under foot. But
they will find themselves mistaken in their
idea Of the stuff of which these old Wings
are made. They may here and there pick up
one who is thirster after officelike themselves
and who is too we'll known in his own party
to get it-but any appeal to honest men who
have heretofore been identified with the Wing
party, to join those who never could find Ian
guage base enough to heap upon their heads,
and the very men who followed the mighty
Webster and the glorious Harry Clay to their
graves with vituperation and slander--is ridic-
ulously absurd, and will be found most absurd
ly idle.
Do these precious Democrats want the
Wings to help them place another Pierce Ad.
ministration in power? Do they want hell
to place another weak and oscillating man ir
the Presidential chair, to farm out fifty or sew
enty-five millions Of the public pap-and do
nothing else? Let them still rely upon that
foreign vote which they always regarded as
honest and decent and virtuous by the side O
the Wing. These old Wings remember the past
and the honest portion of them will never &
far forget the past, as to act with those who
are now as much their enemies at heart, as
they once were in their language. 2a es0
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-18
For the Bell Air INES.
An APREAL TO AMERICANS,
!. 80 q az AM.

ssa7A 9asEe ~ - - = I'M 4 lt fssaFafa 4 q
tnst1S &c Eft9r8a& F----~ .faasHet sEes&4 aag
sssa ny yonaerRio siousslfipes and stars, saists
Our enuntry's ever glorious fag; asltg
~ by all onk fatherss BIZ oily vars 80
. ~ BSel fso Win patfiots prs3spus popus s-ss
80 Up, fire. men! for the fght prepare $500,
Meier be il said you feit fear;ass s5tsls8 s. -
- Call feedom from her mountain air, ses sssaE
eas- And place herin yonder van. .eid0. ssa
Now. by your nelly -risou sun,
-. IN glory Ga as with rope s. 81
(, Says you'd you not Il once unJohs = EseEf3
~ IA martyr 20 noble cause nHcome9 $50 assEa0
- New grid your artnnr FOR the fray &C., -.
sJ~sss Al powerful foe before you stand. Il. 80
See wherl his chargers, capaiisohed gay, = ~
i - Stand. hungry. edis ON she wind. zas-f3
ST. CLAIRsvILsz sept.sls So s5Eso HsHaoN hns
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-18
City TAX SALE OF 1855.

10y virsus Of authority in yssed By he shsss.r
City Of Evansville axd stats 81
ndisns viii sell puruant to the rro 2. sac &
charges said city the year 1855 tbe
seribed eharg I'd and assezsd to shs
ney
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-18

INTERVIEWING TO THE LADsESi
VNE just rsss3sd bssusifui lot of Style Dress
. 4oyards BiaSk Geos de Rhine. all widths; $50
90 Silk. Cibth and Nsrino hantillas; Ae@f
A good assortment Of f.5ng aid Square 8hawis;
Asosik. Cbasmere and asffhs Hose. which sHsr fer
sale at reduced prices. Il 4L.--- :. -s-.-
KOSEE, BBOTHER kfEEEx.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
HrxRY CLAY on SLAVERY EXTENSION

HExRY CLAY Oh SLAVERY ExTEssIoI.-
The inquiry has frequently been made OF
us, as to the position we think that Hen
nv Clay would have taken on the Kansas
question had he lived to the present time
and the aspect OF that question remained
unchanged. While we doubt that it would
have taken the bold front it has, had he
lived, yet admitting such to be the fact, no
one can question the stand that Henry Clay
would have assumed The following con-
elusion to a letter dated Ashland, August
%, ls4s, to Hon. John N. Belts, leaves no
room TO doubt that Henry Clay would have
arrayed himself on the side Of freedom
Il believe that both the North and the
South have greatly magnifed the Importance
of the question which, unhaPpily, divides
them, in respect to the introduction Of slaves
into New Mexico and California. am,
however, persuaded that there is but one
.lternstiye-either to retrocede those couh-
tries, or to exclude slavery from them. As
70 ano,her-that of disunon-l hope that
no man in his senses will ever agree 10 it.
on The ground of such exclusion. am ev-
er truly your friend, h. CLAY.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

A HUsE SwINDLE.-The Chicago Demo
cratic Press calls attention to an electoh
swindle in Wisconsin to defeat Bashford
the Republican candidate, for Governor
that throws the Louisiana Plaquemine fraud
of 1874 wholly in the shade. The town
ship of Waupacca, in Waupacca county
numbered last July population of 675.
counting men, women and children; of this
number, 38s were males Of all ages, and $50
yet there is returned from that
6I2 votes, all for Barstow Bar-
stow (Dem. has just been declared elected
by the Board of Canvassers by very small
we believe.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

DISTINGUISHED VIRGINIA JUICE, JAMES
G. Mcdowell, os SLAyERY.-"fou may
place the slave where you please-you may
dry up to your utmost the fountains Of his
feeling, the springs of his thoughts-you
may close upon his mind every avenue to
knowledge, and cloud it over with artificial
night-you may yoke him to labor as an OK
which liyeth only TO work, and worketh only
TO live-you may put him under any process
which, without destroying his value as q
slave, will debase and crush him as ra-
tionsl being-you msy do this, and the idea
tina, he was born free will survive il all 1t
10 allied to his hopes Of Immortality; it is
the ETHEREAL part of his nature, which op-
preston cannot reach; it is d torch lit up in
bis soul by the hand Of the Deity, and new
or meant to be extinguished by the hand Of
man"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia ledger predicts speedy or
ganzation of the House, and gives the fol-
lowing very sensible reason:
A FINANCIAL CRIsTs.-The members of
Congress are beginning to feel financial
crisis in their breeches pockets. They can
get no money until the organization 10 ef-
fected, and as many Of them had no more
spare cash than was necessary TO carry them
to Washington City, they have since then
been living on tick. Landlades and board
ing house keepers are getting impor.unate
for the first instament of their board bills,
but the members have nothing to give them
but promises to pay till they receive their
mileage. This latter circumstance may
probably bring the members to terms ON
the Speakership quicker than any conscien
tiou. scruples about wasting so much public
time and money.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
A pleasant CoSraAsT-Ss AID Soso.

A pleasant CoSraAsT-Ssow AID Soso.
Passing through Nassau stleet the other
day, in the midst of"the first snow storm OF
the season." our ears were suddenly greet
ed by the pleasant music of singing birds,
issuing from neighboring store. We were
irresistably drawn in, where we found our
selves surrounded by one thousand Canary
birds, and their confreres, gold-finches, re-
Gently arrived in the steamer Washington.
They are from Harris Mountain, in Germa-
ny, and are of be autiful plumage and splen-
did songsters. They cost eighteen hun
dred dollars to import, and will probably
sell at from 50 to Sc apiece. They eat
about one bushel of seed day, which costs
from three dollars to four dollars and half
per bushel-being about one dollar bush
ell higher than it was last year,-N, J.
Journal Of Commerce.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

The following is an item of for eign news
re ceived by the Ariel. The Dublin corres'
pendent of the London Times Of Nov. Esd,
says:
''Of the three hundred emigrants who
landed few days since at Liverpool from
America, it stated that considerable psr-
ton were Irish, and chiefly from the county
Of Cork. They allege as the reason of their
return the great scarcity of employment,
and the efforts of the Know Nothing party
in the United States to discourage the Irish
emigration"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

The Nebraska City News make. its ap-
pearance with the name of Lewis Cass, for
President, at the head of its columns. II is
a sound Democratic journal, and is down
on Wildcat Banks" with vengeance
II denounces the "Western Marine and Fire
Insurance Company in unmeasured terms
and holds it up to the contempt Of the COM
munity. We are glad to see that a journal
published at the "seat of the beast" has Ia :
ken such ground, and if the people will on
ly follow the advice of the News, the day
of the Omaha swindle are numbered
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

GLORIOUS bSGERTAINTY or THE Law
The Burlington Hapkeye says, thst it learns
from gentleman just returned from lows
City, that the Supreme Court has decided
In the case Of John ]. Jones, convicted OF
the murder of McCardle, tina: the District
Court has no jurisdiction, the offense having
been committed under the Territorial law
and the present criminal code Of the State
having no saving clause concerning such
cases. Judge Wright dssented, and evident.
ly has common sense, if not the strict letter
of the law, on his side. Jones, of course,
is discharged
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

ROAD FROM ST. PAUL TO SUPERIoK.-
The st. Paul Pioneer learns that twenty
miles Of the military road has been com
pleted, south for Superior, and that work
men are now engaged in cutting out track
for sleigh,, along -side the line surveyed for
the military road. This will enable the
entire distance from st. Paul TO Superior to
be made in sleigh. 1t was thought a
sleigh would leave Superior for st. Paul on
the 10th
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

Judging from the charges consa'ncu :"
Tho f,llowin article from the Shawrceto sn
Illinoisan, a Democratic paper we .n'nN
the Old Line party had better exact p'eoeS
from Senator Douglas, similar to that 3D.
tanned from Willard, not To- get drunk so 10 ng
as he is President Of the United States, y
elected
Does Judge Douglas Get DrunH
The jacksonville papers are discussing
the question in way that might induce
some to doubt the correctness OF the charge
or the truth OF the assertion. II Is one
sided question and admits Of no argument
at ALI. and the friends of the gentleman
should have had discretion enough to keep u
ont III the public prints-if they possessed
the power The Morgan Journal, We be-
neye, charged that Judge D. was drunk a.
/ Tho time he made his speech at Decatur.
Well. we do not know or care very NIUE
shout the when and where he got drunk IN
] Northern Illinois, but it Is notorious iae'
| he was on drunken spree during ms GU
tire visit in this part of the Stats; anu .nal'
from the effect OF liquor and other exciting
causes, after he made his speech III out
| Mace, his friends had to take MN 10 ~.
room and strip his clothes IRON MN ano
rub him with brandy from head to ioo'' 70
Leep him on his feet. The TACT was, nc
was so Frustrated upon concluding his
speech, tina, he could not see any compsh!
aud had to be put to bed. We have author
i,y .or saying iha, bis course at other points
during his visit to Egypt, was not any more
CONNIE ndab!e. By great effort and :, exer'
ton he was kept up until he reached ierre
Hau,e, Indiana, where be has been ever
since confined to his rooni and we DO no.
vet see any announcement that he has iel'
II. He is a beautiful specimen Tor caho'
= date for the pfesidency-a man that eahho
/, remain sober long enough to travel from ont
appo;nimeut TO another Well may ou
people mourn, and say that we have iai'el
upon "evil times"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
100 LOTS

IN Moods addition to Iowa City, mile from the
letate House, beautifully situated, com manding a
view OF the entire city. high and dry, possessing
every advantage for healthy and pleasant resident
lots will be one red al public auction on the ground
or at the state House US weather may permit, on
the 9Th and ION Of January next al 10 A. NJ.
Terms Of sale, | down, balance ia 1, g and 8
years, with 10 Per cent. interest
II. NJ. WOOD, proprietor.
Dec, 81. dLs,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

Prentice, OF the Louisville Journal, is ev-
identity at home, judging from the following
paragraph in the last paper:
Archbishop Hughes says that he has ga WV
id conception of the evils Of Professionalism"
That's an immaculate conception" we
suppose.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
ARGYLE COTTAGE
Beautiful Home to Rent

THE undersigned will rent for year 10 ten his
i late beautiful home argyle Cottage and append
ages adjoining the city Of lie Claire.
This place comprises Dwelling, rooms, smO ke
house Stable, Orchard Of 200 bearing fruit tees
Is acres woodland pasture.
None need apply who have large family Of little
children. 7. {. EADb.
dee21
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

A cotemp rary gets Off the following
timely hit -
"Yankee Sullivan has arrived at Honolulu.
He will probably retura TO the United States
in a few months as minister plenipotentiary
and envoy extraordinary from one of the
Polynesias.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

RAILROAD CELEBRATIoS.-We are re-
ouesied to state that the Committee OF lnvi-
ts,ion Of the Iowa City Railroad Celebra-
ton have written Mr.. Cook that "every gem
tIeman who lie invited is expected to be ac-
companied by his lady"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
No BAxKs.-A Washington correspon-

No BAKks.-A " eslinEton corrtspoD-
dent gets off the following!
"Some very imaginative Western mem-
Der, from Tennessee, (perhaps he was a
Medium avows that he distinctly saw the
form Of General Jacksonhoverirg over the
house duringthe excitement of the ballot
ing, and could hear him exciaim, "By the
Eternal, let US have no Banks" That
member should be taken care Of, though
am willing to concede that if anything
could induce Old. Hickory to qui, for a
while the spirit world and mingle again in
the affairs Of the earth, it would be the sub
isct of sbanks,'n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

WATCH AND PRAY.-The Portland Ad-
vertiser very pertinently suggests that those
who cannot feel it in their hearts TO pray
for the National Administration, would do
we'll to watch il.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

The Bank Commissioners Of Connecticut
have obtained an injunction against the
President and Directors OF the Mastatuck
Bank, 1 concern which has recently been
started at Waterbury.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

A train of seventy.three cars, all full oil
live hogs, recently passed over the Eaton
and Hamilton railroad 10 Cinclnnati. Ihefe
we're 1880 hogs in the train, which were
worth So 900.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
Wanted a Man

V,o Sc Books aud Periodicals on the Cars. An ne
4 i've intelligent young man, Good references re-
QuiTsd. Apply 10
No. 81 Brady St, Davenport.
70 az ELI ADAMS & &c.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

Why is the devil a perfect gentleman 7
Because the "imp Of darkness" cannot be
imp-o'-lght
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

Gov CHASE. Of Ohio, is in Washington
City attending as counsel in an important
case before the U. s. Supreme Court.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

One Of the dangers of the Secret ORDER
has recently been developed in I'ai IN
Greene county Four know-nothing Jury
men refused to convict one Ct their oreth1eh
Of an infamous crime, although satlsnea OF
his guilt. This is but beginning OF 'he
evils 10 result, from secrs political parry
bound together by oaths and obllgauo
ErchanSs
The above is being copied with consider
able gusto by thoughtless members OF the
press opposed to the secret order OF Know
Nothings, which recently spruag up IN
night and withered in day, in our country
A moments thought will convince any one
of its entire sbsurdity and show the reader
what dupes men sometimes make OF them'
selves. by permitting their prejudiees to sup
plant their reason.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
IN 5s6 d64P c SSf fSTA1 iowa

Tract 1.-THE T. ! ofthe N w E! sees,
The secs T7e N
The W / see ~ eFgts
INA ~ an 400 acres; situated on the Rsfsoad mile
Trse, a-The W ofths w Of Sec 10 T7sNR3
miles r from pMaxenpori contain. so acres
acres 10 miles nom davenport. Ut! "A ;sss
Tract The W! OF Soc II 7sNR3E lss 44.lo
acres adjoining Tracts, 10 miles North from fsysn
port. &aEt4e
Tract 5-The N T.! o the y wy ofsec lTrNR
r, 40 acres miles from the city.
ca Tract s-lhe T. Of The N X 1 offs 2lT7sNR
TRAIT 9--ihe oil the NV OF Sec - Z II kRs9
r. " acres, also parts OF Secs. IL and ut II h4k
all making one farm OF 2so ~ iU0 acres, upon ths'
Mlssisspli river, II miles from Davenport.
irscti1--Animproyea Fam, isncsd aud all cult
va.ed, nlee house, springs and creek On it, On
acres. -- fN.
Tract ls-i6oaeres in see'ss7 and 81 T7sNRaE;
Tract Id Sees IL 10 "a 20 N K2 X, $50 acres
l60improv ed and 40i Timber. 8t8
90 Tract No. "a fine farm Of 1876 acres, ~ fenced
~ under cultivation, miles from towH. ! mile
east OF dubuque road. I mile from De Ixei faru.
Tract No. 23--The Grant fam On Dubuque rost
miles from town, Ia3 acres highly cult, sied, hssss
and orchard &c.
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA,
., Tract CIV lraslienai Of The N, y. I Sect
u, n. X. H., n S7-lOU acres, near Th0rs's Mills
Very low, ifapplisd for soon.
In Henry County, Illinois,
TRACT 1.-The 1 OF See 81 IL X b. OF 9z0
acres.
Tract i6-The + of Sec 81 TIC NRIR, Of SEQ
acres. sEa 1915
Tract eO-The W ofsec 80 I 40 NRlE, 81 81
acres. II b
No. 3o.-sixty choice haidng lots Ia s,ilen,s. lsa
addition to the town of Geneseo. feryiow
No. About " tots In Russell's sadition TO Gen
eseo.
Also about 50 Latsin Russsl's addition 10 thetowh
ofdensseo, Long time.
- In Rock Island County, Illinois.
tract sl-ihes W Of SEQ IS \ ID N RI W, OIL
NO 2l.-l lot on Brady 81. 1s2by Soc $500. .5
no. go'-s Lots on BRADY Street cor. Of Csllegs,64
No. E.-New and convenient Q story brick hous
eontainlng rooms, ON Brady street, near OH.
No. 2a- choice lot Perry o.. cor Of 0sh, 6Ull5n
No. VA story house o. SIN 1t. spstaisinS "
rooms and store, Apply to 81
WILLIAM ALLhN.
General LsAd Agent,
sep, 2sih ONCE Post Office Buildtag.
TO Merchants. Bankers and others
| lESlRiNG setts OF Account Books forths e0Win1
BOOKS. lhe' are 81 .nI efnr msnsiscturs, and srs
nsh hooks Of all pattern TO order, with without
printed headings. Those superior Books on exhipi-
store. H. A. PORTER * BRO.
Rock Island, Dec 3, 1885.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
----------------- -
BY EXPRESS.

IUSr received, large assortment OF silver spoons
ii and Forks, made expressly for his market, al9
stam,red with my name Davenport, and warranted
Gain silver n, ALFRED {. BILLIONS.
dec IL 49, AZ
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
UNNf9A.

no purchase part or the whole Of some milling or
L manufacturing business already established Ad
dress C, d. T., Davenport p. o, Immediately:
Deg d A2ls
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28


7 IFE Insurance is truly q Savings Bank for the
i 4 Widow and the orphan.
The rich and the poor may avail themselyes OF IL
benefits. No man Is too poor to Insure his FaihiiS
from / after his death.
A person thirty years OF age, by saving I'VE cents
d day, secure One 1hOusa nd nollarsfor his Fam
II, at his death.
Hush nds nd Fathers. why do you delay securing
a competence TO your families after your death:
Young Alen are yoa DESTROYS Of getting creditT
Insnre your lives.
Young Men have you made provision Tor your oe'
cIining years. II not insure your lives?
Creditors, why hafa ri the loss ofa eobt by DEATH
Insure lie lie OF your debtor.
To Ali--Have you made such provision Tor those
near and Gear to you, us you would wish you had
DONE were YOU to die, this nighs II you have not,
proc IA stiB nate no longer, life IL uncertain.
Pam phlets OK planstory furniihed BY Agents,xrat'
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS;
JAMES G. WALKLRY, President.
ELIAS q ILL, Secretary.
Jno l.. Bunes, V. Prest. f. ID. Diekern an I'll hg'.
DIRECTORS:
Alfred Gill, D2niei fnihps.
John l.. Bunce, hoswem nioase.'
Sosb Whraton Samuel Colt,
sei.au Hois,er. James c. WaIkley.
s. B. Berssford, M. d.; Consulting Physician.
JOHN NJ. ADLER, NJ. d., Medical Examiner
Applications received by HENRY 7. sLA MA
kER, Agent, Davenport. "ee <''a"
900 SACKS G. a for sale by
Dec 2i-a2w
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

No. 1904 House and Let East side Of Rin,s
street, between n Second and Front streets Int5x.
2s. Building and fence all In good order
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

! No. lsa.-A Double Frame House on The eorns,,
Finh and Scott streeis-thirty feet square, ~ roon
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

ALSO-s cases of those fine Clocks, Seth Thorn
On at Mec lgl ALFREDO, BILLIONS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

No. 800 A Double Rrick House on Scott .,,..,
ado ming No iss with Ten rooms Well and cs,s,s'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
New and Beautiful Goods

FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
Just received at the Store OF T. PECk son.
Sign fthe Big Pitcher.
Dec 2s dew Brady, below Second St.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

No, l6e.-A Two story Frame House on he Na,,.
East corner Of Gaines and Fourth streets Has
rooms, hall and cellsr; Well Of sol, water, Loss
feet square.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

No. 204.-A beautiful Farm tw miles from Roupa
Grove, $50 acres, so brok en-, good Sprur ana
plenty OF stock water. The improv snts are nc
story Stone House, 10 M, Stable well Of .oft IA
ter. Toany person taking the whole this propsrt
will he sold low. 800