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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
Additional Item, By the Africa.

| AFrAIKsIs THE CRIaEA.--French troops
were being concentrated on the Danube. ard
Odessa was expected to be Immediately
bombarded by the allied fleet, winch was
| before its walls.
Gen. Simpson, in his last dispatch. dated
Sebas,opol. Sept. -, says that $500 men
| were employed daily in making road from
Bslaklava to the camp. Fatigue parties in
the town were employed in getting timber
aud other materials from the ruins, in order
to get shelter for The troops ere bad wealth.
er set in.
The Russian fire from the batteries on
the north side caused General Simpson
some little annoyance, but has not prevent
ed work being carried on. By the explo-
sion Of kind ofin!ernal machine, numbers
of which have been dus up in various parts
Of the town and around the batteries, an Of
ficer and nineteen men were wounded
Pelissier and Simpson, according to the
Daily News. have had meeting, with a
view to prevent what they consider indis-
Greet revelations BY newspaper correspon-
dents. military and civil.
General Marmora declares ia an order of
the day, thai he will severely punish the
authors OF any letters which may have been
found. informing the Russians Of the move.
ments oiihe allies, to have injured the DO
elton Of the latter.
their prospects so lavorably that a great
number OF the soldiers of l847, who may
now quit the service, do n9t wish TO do so.
AFFAIRS or THE DASUBE.--A ccordinc to
the Csnstantinope Journal, the command
er Of the Turkish army on the Danube has
received instructions to provide ratons for
forty or City thousand French troops. " no
are to arrive ut Silistria about the end of
October.
telegraph from Constan.inopie eta ties
that the Anslo-Turkish contingent has re-
ceived orders to proceed TO Schumla.
MEDIArIoS.-In circular addressed by
the Austrian government to its representa-
tives, it isintimsted, that though Prussia is
at liberty to act as mediator between the
belligerent powers, the present is not fa-
vorabie time Tor mediation; that, in fact,
the Western Powers must follow up the ad.
vantage gained, and not treat with Russia
until they have expelled her IRON the
Crimea. The manifesto asserts that the
most perfect understanding existed beiw cen
Austria and France.
MiscELLANEous.--The Monitieur an.
nounces, officially. that the Empress has
entered the fifth month Of her pregnancy
aud that her health is excellent.
An alliance between Prince Napoleon
and the Princes Royal Of England, il is sta
Ted BY the Times correspondent, is rumor
ed in political circles.
Thursday, ths 10Th inst. was the week.,
board day Of the Bank Of England. A pro
tracted discussion took place, but no change
was made in the rate Of discount.
II 10 announced in one Of the London pa
pers that the Danish Government has inyi
tsd all maratime powers, including the
United States, 70 meet in Congress at Co
penhagen in November to settle the cues
ton OF the Sound Dues. Denmark, i, i
SAID proposes capitalization and redenp
ton of the dues.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

ExoHBiTAxT CHARGrs OF DANISH Or.
FicrALs,-The London Times, IN an article
relative to the Sound Dues, mentions some
of the charges made by the Danish officials,
from which it will be seen that a large Dor.
ton Of the money collected finds it's wav to
the pockets Of those gentlemen. A ferry
boat is employed to take shippers to the
Chamber OF Sound Dues, and although tn
distance is but few yards, from 81 to $40
u charged, according to circumstances. In
bad weather the boa,rnan fixes his own
price, which is often $50! A pilots fee for
a vessel drawing fifteen feet is from $50,
500 to SAT, with an increase OF 81 per
foot after sixteen. The sum total of the
perquisites amounts 10 over 100000 an.
nually. The director of the Sound Dues
has, or had in 1850, a salary Of SIS, $50;
the clerks from $1,000 to $4,000 each; the
cashier S6,75o, and the others in proportion
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
p.esh Of Justin Iutteresld.

The Chicago papers announce the death,
on the 23d inst, at his residence in that
city, Of Hon. Justin Butierfeld. The de-
ssassd was appointed Commissioner Of the
GsaersI Land Office BY Gen. Taylor, and
- performed the duties Of the ONCE with
great sbilisy and fidelity. until ill-health
obliged him to resign. Ne was one Of the
. sblsst msmbers Of his profession iHlIlinois,
and indeed his reputation ~ lawyer was
inferior 70 that Of very few lawyers 10 the
eountsy. At the time Of his death be wa.
IN bic c5th year, and the Chicago Journal
esys. the loss Of such man, though for q
jeag time not unexpe cited. leaves void in
tAst city which few men can hope to Gil.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

TAG CzAl's ULIIAAIua.-The Wash
ingten correspondent Of the N. Y. Sun
makes the following revelations WHICH are
"important il true:"-
"a most singular commune alton from
Russia has lately leaked out at the State
Department. The Gar has declared An
intent N TO make peace with the Allies
only on the condition that "Constaniinople
shall be made free port aud all the Sc az
beyond it open to the commerce Of the
world, without exception or parii,lliies.'
Startling as this news may seem, it is
Perfectly reliable, and. whoever pretends to
doubt i, now, you may rely upon lis being
announced TO the world as fixed point IL
the Russian plan Of policy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

TIE LATE JrpcB WHippLs--The late
Judge Whipple, one of the Justices of the
supreme Court Of Michigan, who died a,
Detroit on Thursday evening last, was, SAYS
the frse Press, widely known Throughout,
our city and State, and possessed the es,ee N
o. al who knew him. For many years he
billed position upon the Supreme Bench,
where he earned q high reputation as a
faithful officer and an accom- iished iurist
In private life, he was noted for emineo,
social qualities - Chic. Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
BELLS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Incorporated BY the Legislature Of Illinois
In lakA

THE ExrRAoRDiNARY PATRONAGE Re.
slowed upon this popular Institution affords graf.
Tying evidence hat the superior advantages ana
aciiihes ~ oilers tor the acquisition Of Lhorouyh
COMMERCIAL EsccAros are farorabty apprec lated
Inc course OF study IL the most xteRsiye,
and thorough ever int.. dueed into any CONNIE real
College IN this country. and comprises practical in
siruelion IN Book Keeping and accounts d ,ec 10
Az Kinds Of business; complete course of Commer
c,aI Calculations; Basiness Penmanship; the subject
OF Commercial Law; the art of detecting Counterfeit
Bank Notes, with much other knowledge inti,,uen-
sable 10 ectbasiness action.
The design ~ this Institution being 10 qualify III
students tor the prnctca, and discharge q,
an accountants duties the school is the refore
cred Counting Room, and the student at nee intro
dueed to the workings aud routine OF business; md
the practical patus OF the education II affords Is s
GENTLY demonstrated BY the fact veral
dreds u young men who have entered from the
siates Of Illinois, Indiana, Michis an. Wisconsin
Iowa, Ohio and New York, occupy some OF ,hr mos,
lucrative aud responsible business stations and me-.
receiving salaries from $3.50 TO 100 each per annum
being greatly beyond their previous ability to com
iDanf.
Tho College possesses Library OF over 1000 vol
umes for the graiuitous use Of its students. The
school 10 session. and students ~ entei
whenever they please.
Circulars and Catalogues fnr nished gratis on appl
cation TO b. v. bkLI., Presilent
Cs,rasc, Oct. 2t,h, IssJ-dsss,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

SPiRiTuALIsx AT FAuLT.-A cores non.
dent calls the sttention of the New VI
Tribune 70 . statement in the New England
6Piritualst, dated June 30, ACCORDING 20
which Or. Kane had been seen in the spir.
itual world, 10 company with Sir John
Franklin, while his mortal rema:ns were
seen lying upon the polar ice, among the
relics Of his expedi,ion-his vessel HAVING
been crsshedto pieces, and most, IL not sli.
bis men destroyed. :" -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
Railroad West.
HNHE Railrnad

VNHE Railroad 80 the interior win be completed
i and prepared to transport freight within three
months, aud Heal Estate snd M inc
OF ous.ness 10 general Il to foitw more stores
and-dwellinRs will DO required, the city lin its will
extend and those that before ihe rise TAX
place will not regret their early action.
Will sell ut former rates,
Sn well located building lots East Of Railroad de.
Nv pot, with splendid view OF tbe river Rock is.
iahd ana DavensoTt on one to Ave years cred
~ These lots ase destined to become yaluabie ma
the city extends ts limls. Also stone quarry ot Tor
sale. rs5 Il Aprly 10 '''' " "
oaW I.s. FuLTnE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

Governor lizard, OF Nebraska, has ap-
pointed VIM. Clancy, formerly member OF
the Legislature Of that Territory, As emf
grant agent in New York City, to aid in
forwa'd ding to their destination such as msy
desire to locate themselves in Nebraska.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

Six years ago not steamer piled on the
rivers in Oregon. Now there are eleven.
Two run on the Columbia from Astoria,
one from Fort Vancouver, one from the
Cascades to Portland, and two to Oregon
City. Three ply on the Upper Willamette
to Cartelles, (the head of steamboat navi.
gation,) and two between Canada City and
the Ualles.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

At a military parade 10 Brunswick, N. J.,
last week, Gen. Stryker. veteran ninety
three yenrs Of age, took command. address.
ed the soldiers for some ten minutes, and
gave the necessary commands. The gen.
erai looked remarkably we'll, and Is regard
ed - the moet extraordinary man in the
STATE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
m. Spe9A1M Am nm as1MJetaA

M. Buchanan and HE movements, both
polisieal and matrimonial. form no excep-
.4ei>s % ~ smosnt Of gossiping which i
,rsserally furnished By persons occupying
essasssnt posisisas. Hs nszrisgs IL in
nsi1,sd On . = esssainty BY one set Of writ
sers, aad positively desied .by authority
sneshsr eet Oas mail briags Us iOtelll.
@fssess DIST - fir from being recalled from
q sressss station. he wilt made minister
/ pleeipsssasiay TO discuss and settle the al
fairs 81 CensralAmerica. and this statement,
alnees before the mail has been distributed,
= neses ui6h telegraphic eontradietiop. the
lassst iasslliseaos from Washington states
= sAee he subject Of 80 many reports. has been
w6essd home ~ : despasch forwarded ~
80 lest steamer.
TSsss contradictory statements may IN
part be attributable TO the gossiping sour
&C. whence they derive their circulation
III obey are also doubtless due in great
.msssare 70 the vacillssing policy which has
y n = narksd mauner characterized most
4 he proceedings Of the present Admin
ises.tien, snd especially those that have had
reGeseaes 70 or foreign relations. Veins
.iss thas il regard to NJ. Bue hanan also. diff
sessut nembsrs Of the cabiaet have bees
again. palliag ;. different ends Of the rope.
AZ shoss members who are opposed to Mr..
! Dschaoan get temporary advantage OF
.lhose who favor him. the report gets abroad
dat he il to be recalled. When his friends
obtain an sscend.ncy in the cabinet Discus
sions, the contrary rumor that he is to be
continued at his present post with greatly
enlarged powers. 10 put forth for the smuse-
neut il not for the edi6cltion ofthe people.
L, i thus that the President and his Ca D.
iuss amuse themselves with the lighter
LAHORE Of eoaducting the government
Ceasral America, the Sound Dues. Diplo-
naatic etiquette and costume discussions
v,on such subordinate subjects. afford them
asa ssxresabls recreation. and give an occa-
sioaal and necessary reposs to faculties
t3mA 0UbO UVSu ios'8o0o - e"~ 'A'S'~ '3-f~'
tant occupation. Of lsboring for the extern
sion Of slavery, and giving moral and ma
sesisl assistance to the "poPular sovereign
II" operations Of Afchison and his eoad-
jutors. The Washington Unios, the organ
Of the Administration. daily approaches
nearer the uLequivocal declaration that
~the party" intend attempting the rs-elec-
zion Of Mr.. Pierce. We are of opinion that
.the efforts Of the organ will be another in
seancs Of Loves labor lost From New
Hampshire 70 Iowa, the people are heartily
sick and tired of Mr.. Pierce and his doings.
Even in meetings Of the party, presided over
3. e6cs-bolde.I asd composed principally
of p:scs-men. it is with extreme difficulty
dist resolutions endorsing the conduct Of
~ Administration can be carried; and this
beiag %. il 10 the height Of absurdity TO
suppose that the head Of such IN Admins
usiion can be reelected BY majority Of
shs whole body Of the people.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

\ despatch from Gorhsm, N. H., of the
27th inst, states that DR.. B. L. Budd started
from the Lodge ON the previous Thursday
for the purpose Of ascending to the suani.
Of Mount Washington, and probably per.
ishsd. - nothing had been heard from him
since his departure.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

y The steamship Ariel, from Hsvre, ar.
rived u New York on the afternoon OF the
97th. Her intelligence was the same as
that brought by the Africa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
Furniture for Sels

HAVE for sale the following Furniture; .overo,
1 Bureaus, s.eads, Tables Centre Tahi.. sii
boards, Carpets. Feather beds, Stoves.
Also, handsome set of Rosewood Parcr Pu,rI.
tnre, consisting OF Chairs, Sofa, Arm Cbair, vei.,
seated Aiso, MarbieTop Csntse Table and soG, Ia.
bic, Candeisbras. Mirrors, Pictures xe 80 % a.
ahn se,neware Casters and various Other articles.
nts 80 T.. FULTON
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

Ths number Of deaths in New York CITY
for the wssk ending on last Saturday, wa.
~, being an increase Of 20 on the prece.
ding week.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

The population Of Paris, including that
u the enyiroas, 10 estimated At 200, 600,
~ whom an average Of 10000 receive food
lson the public authorities.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

Hidden in raiiroad bridge at Troy, N. Y.
5000, ~ counterfeit bills on the Mereh \ MA
bsnk' OF Salem, Mass, was secssa,y dis.
xcvSssd.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
Ntw advertisements.
.laficc 70 Contractors.

+ WILL receive sealed pr posals through the Post
i Orice or otherwise. up TO Wednesday, the eth day
OF November next, for grading Farnam Street, from
Ninth to Thirteenth Streets, including few perccs
Of masonry. Prones plans and specifications exhib-
tied by me at tho NJ. y ". II. X. Once.
l.. B0IES,
Davenport, Oct 81, less City Engineer.
For Antoine lie Claire
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

DsowsED.--A young women, Mrs. Eliz-
abesh Reed. from Fort Dodge, Iowa, " as
drowned at Dubuque on las, Wednesday.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

A WE'LL FINISHED FAMILY CARRIAGE thu,
good Us new, for sails chem. "
mountedand as good as new
oct2s A. c. FULTON
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

No. l55. Three Houses and Lots corner Of Foam
amt be istre stcets, t"geib sihA Lot OF 20 lGl
lie iAr- street. The ~hoie willie leased for iean
alta great bargain ii sl!tskcn b! oue pcnoE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

The New York Mirrer states that Thos
Francis Iesgher, the Irish patriot, is about
to lead to the hymenesl altar one of The
loyelissl bellies Of that city.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
Lost.

AOSIs
A LARGE Map Of Eads' sub division OF West Dav-
a export mislad Saturday last in front OF LIE
Claire Hall, and probably blown into the street,
where II might have been takcn up by some one not
kuowi ing its owner and carried TO the country The
Map was rolled up in n newspaper and ntained Il
smaller one inside. Whoever may have II In their
possession will confer favor the owner by return
ing it to the Ofiee Of
Oct3iN EADS STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
WHITING INKS, 90.

WHITING INKS, DC.
Near the New Post ONCE.
EsTEs APPROPRIATENESS INK;
IL Maynard & Noye's g. :"
Harrison's .. I"
Arnod's steel Pen Fluid.
ks;e's Copying Inks;
Arnold's Garmine Fluid;
HArrison's -
David & Blacks Red &c.
In large aud small bottles; aiss tndeblo Inks. Nu
clas., Sealing Wax, WATERS No,arai Seals, &c, &
THE IOWA HOOK ROOMS,
No SO Brady Street,
doors North OF ms Post ON e, Davenport, To-
l0moa0 El.I ADAMS co.
sHAk is.Hts n E II hWSo Works.
A Splendid COPY, COMPLETE IN 7 VOL.
"A umes, s,o, bound in the best Library style half
Turscy backs aad corners, and profnsry illustrated
with fne strt! engfavings-orienali pu blished in
parts. Only SEQ for the set-pnbiish-r's price a25
Dickens Works, illustrated
A aud beautiful edition complete in 1? vol.
uines svo, DARK cloth, fully illustrated with engrs-
PlUkWiCk CLUB, DoNBEY son. BLEAK
HOUSE, Ar. Price 81 so per volume cheap edition
In paper cosers 50 eeE.s. ELI ADAMS Il CO.,
~ mo 20. No 36 Brady street
New Arrival
OF ENVELOPES, NOTE PAPER, SCHOOL
~ Books, School lnkstands. Pens, 6c.
ALSO, Bank Books, Blank Notes, Ey o cts a.sort-
en- Rubber, Pocket inkstands, Ready Reference
Files, DC, at
Oct 30 No. Lie Claire Heck
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

N. i6l. House aud ut on Second 'ireel ts
ofioSa. House 9.tories i6N2 construct ed Ia areos
mediate two ssm'!lrs, Lease to run Is ,.ars itom 1T
House AID Lease.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

MEM RICE. -
i.llEht ES new Rice for saIe by
oct - JACOB WEAVER, JR co
SPLENDID PROPERTY ON TIME
4 wish TO enhance the value oftho p,oner,v ..s
"A "fthe depot by building, will sell ms present
!esiiehce AT areas"nabc price and on credit Of one
W ven years, lhe location can not be excel ed the
improvements consist Of n two story stone ho,se
WIN - roomsand Two hails large Stone stable ice
&c. The lot has front Front street Of two
hundred and cnty feet md is owe, l,uif snus,a 4,
SIZE; tits adorned with every reens and other shyul
Ders ana nus many valuable fruit and shade trees n
H.. rms property is destined entuaiy to be Of
value. The buildings erected sufficient distance
oack !" admit of stores being erected in front and
ihere isainple ground for .eyeral dwellings Here
~ opportunity to secure valuable property and
buildings Of FIRST quality al very low rates and on
time meyer before offered. Apply,o
Oct. ~ A. c. FELTON,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

Thsekessy was one Of the passenger. BY
The Africa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

No $50. The Mansion House. LeWS
corner Of Tbigj aud Iowa streets, Also Fms
House on Iowa street; Lease Tor IS ears. ~ Nj
si1h House rent. for s5ie yer shntni--Priee g. ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

b, sides the above have q q amber Of unimprur9
iotsin din.rest parts otthe City witch sm syhert
dto !rlse for y tcriu oil seHTs. npj,Iy to
GEOKGE l.. Nit kOLLs.
Corner Of Main and SeceGd ALE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

No. l64. Another brick House near The torrsr !
Third and Scott streets, 20x3i, nine room. snd ~,
Kitchens, viii be sold low AID long credit. lb.t
JI,iont the above We have n great ysuet, e. ra
prop eriy 10 ~saek We invite the s,rtion of purtt,
~u. GFO. L. NIJkUlh
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
FOUND
srRAYEn

4 SMALL. sum of money, which the ow nor can have
By proving property and paying for this notice.
A. GREEN,
oet3i DIT No. ! lie Claire Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
CHEESE. CHEEsE.!

4 LOT OF Prine Westcrn Reserve, Just received
a and for sale by
oct 81 ALVoRD VAN PATTRS
(t0DPISH, Mackerei, Trout and Whitca,h for sale
Y lin any quantities by
Oct 81 ALF0RD d VAN PATrEN.
= AChlNG Broom and Seine Twines, for safe low
oby ALEORD d VAN PArTEy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

4 POINTER PUP, about months old white and
- red spots, had on when he le Brass Collar and
chain attached. Any person ending said Pup win b.
suitably rewarded BY returning him to
J. NJ. DALZELL Il BRO,
0ct3i Is. Corner ID and paw (,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

No. 1874. A beautiful blum Lot on the North ~
Of Sixth street opposite Mack ot's garden, vii \
Leased Tor l. seass.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

No. i63. Aihree siors brick II ouse in Rot,e.i al
piion's ddition, the blnf, house sslaC 'lil rFt
ed. be sold 10 make goos inv es.iaent brl,
ing Il large annual return--2.5tV.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31
IN SG6Tf cUUkkTHYs iowa

Iracti-The T. / oflhe \ " !seco,
The Sees NRsE
The W 4 Sec 10
from town. $40 "'"oAN
!, tract The w ofthe " ! OF Sec 10 ,syR,
"; miles from davenport, contains s,i .cr,,
.sae, s-ihe OF See I syNR3 Il 100 %. 100
acres ~ miles from la, epIott
Irat The " Of See N ,aNRa EIG3 l..lOo
1e'os aaj'Iulne Tract 3, 10 miles North from paven
port.
~ . me +. o the sWI ofSec TIE SRa
h' 80 ac'-s miles from the city
ca Iael 8 The h 81 the n ofSsc ,sNR3B
r.o o. me kail Road, n,i.es from Davenport,
, tract She u OF the n W OF Sec 10 TIL MRS!
=, ~ acres a'so parts OF sec's ~ aud lgT az N"sb
:. m making "te farm OF 40 ~ no acres, upon ihs
'pti EVER, 1e miles from Davenport.
iact it-~ hlinrroycu Fam. fenced aud all cult
,neu' nice hcuse. springs and n creek II, on
- or! sroNe road, d miles from town, Ossgo Or.
80 go 'ehcn started entirely around the farm, go
,Iaet is-i6O acres in Sec's27 aud ~ T19NR2E
ta.t s--ih Secs IL 10 - 60 n ny 4, 12a acrei
iooimPro'ed and ~ IN Timber
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

No. log. A three story brick House or Sou,h "a
of Sccnrd near Main, an excellent store room on "a
first door, the whole house well flushed icgrih.r,a
one frame bou.e nov used a. -four ala Iced t,e,
lot 6txisN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

Out Lots
! nave several small use,. OF Land In the imEs'
u'tc Niehis! Of the city, containing fron ene 70
twenty acres, suitable for private residences gardens
Vine! ards &C., which will sell al prices ysrix
from S3o TO $500, some OF these are winin the lmi
ot He ctty. GEO. l.. Ait kUi,i.S,
Chr Of NAIn a Second ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-31

No. II3. Besides the above hay. "A pno,h.rofrs
improved Lots in Macintosh, Lan,brite and Say
inaker's addition To North la, export. which willie
saia TOW, 10 persons wishing 10 imlro, them.
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saw MILL IN Lyons,
Clinton County, Iowa.
Ssw Mil Tor sale IN complete ranni 2 order at q
GREAT BARGAIN, capable of cutting 1890 feet
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gether WIN piahng machine, opposite the termnu:
OF The Dixon Branch Of Union Air Line Road from
Chicago 10 the Mississippi. Apply to
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Land Agent, Corner Of end d Main sts., Davenport
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