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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
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LIZ CLAIRE, July a, 1855.
Mr.. A. SANDERS: You are authorized to
withdraw my name fer the Office Of Recor-
der and Treasurer, as my business here will
net perni, my removing from this place.
IA. STONEBRAKER.
The above declination Of Mr.. Stoneora-
ker as a ca ndiate for Recorder and Treas.
urer OF Scot, County, as nominated by the
Temperance Convention on the liih inst,
renders il necessary for the Central Com
mit,cc for the County to fill the vacancy on
said ticket.
We, the said Committee, therefore pre-
sent the name OF Mr.. JAMES McCOSu To
fiji said vacancy. We feel free in reconl-
,sending the name of Mr.. McCosh to the
voters CT Scott county. because he is well
qualified to discharge the duties OF SAID o.
ice, and because he was before said Con
vention and was their second choice, aad
lastly, though net least, he has been
warm advocate OF the temperance cause and
worthy the support OF every voter who de-
.ires the success of said cause.
JosHvA ID. PATTON,
JAMES QUINN,
Benz. WILLIAMS,
July ed, 1885. Cen. Com.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

Bacon CoRs.-The Chicago Press makes
some remarks on the p-ofi:ablenass of Iais-
ing broom corn, which may be of interest
TO some OF our country readers. 1t
says
1--WE have often been struck in travelling
over our broad prairies with the facilities
which they present for the growth of this
article. Wherever common Indian corn
can be grown TO advantage, there broom
corn will flourish, and the latter is no more
difficult 10 raise than the former, though
considerable care is required in harves ting
and preparing it for manufacture. At the
East the flats of the Mohawk and Of the
Connecticut are supposed to possess soil
peculiarly adapted to its growth, but we be-
lieve that any good dry prairie in this
State Possesses soil equally adapt to the
purpose, besides being much cheaper and
more easily worked. 1t would not be per-
h,ps worth while for every farmer to 60 in
to the cultivation Of hroom-corn, for then
the market woull be overstockel, but il
might be produced much more extern
sively than it is and yield handsome prof
itn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
Land sueeulations In Kansas Thor Hsarings
upon Politics.

The following facts and suggestions IN
relation 10 Kansas matters, furnished US
by gentleman thoroughly conversant WIN
the movements Of all the parties interested,
may possibly furnish the explanation 70
Gov. Reeder's present position.
Il is rumored that Atchison a. Co., have
outgeneralled Gov Reederin land specuia-
tons. Reeder owned large interests IN
pawnce and fixed the seat Of Government
there. Jefferson Davis includes Pawnec
in the Military Reserve and blocks the
game. Atehison s. Co. purchased lands oil
the half breed Kansas Indians, and laid out
! Calhoun and ele c,ed Legislature to carry
| ont their views. The next move probably
will be to fix the seat Of Government at
| Calhoun and expend the $4,000 appropri-
a,ed for pubic buildings in Kansas, aud then
j sell before the people can right themselves
/ in the premises, ard realize immense pro-
/ fits. The nulliiers have been consoled
/ with the idea that large purchases OF indian
lands made By Gov. Reeder just above CAL
/ houn would afford the President suihclent
/ proiext for his removal; Il not, that ms
defeat at Pawnee, aud his Interests there'
would soften his position. Aud perhaps the
salc for a mere nominal sum OF even
smaller interest than that made to his FIX
cellency BY the trustees of Le0venworth
CITY might bring him over 10 their interests.
Then Atehis n & Co. might indicate 10 the
President that they were interested IN the
purchase OF the Indian binds. All right in
the family. This might have tendency
To remove from the mind oil Mr.. Pierce his
Impressions against Governor Reeder for
making similar PURCHASES, ard lead the
Government to sanction them, even if not
in strict conformity TO law
II is understood that the halt.breed who
owned the half section of land on which
Calhoun is laid out is dead and all his heirs,
and consequently the land reverts to the
United States, and therefore they are sure
of so much under the laws OF the United
States. Gov Reeder has also claims to
several sections oil land in the vicinity, the
value Of which would be greatly enhanced
BY the location o. the capitol at Calhoun.
L remains to be seen whether he will fall
in with aud sanction these shemes. The
Missourians elected the Kansas Legislature
for more reasons than one. Present ap-
pearances indicate that the permanent seat
of Government viii be located too nsar the
eastern border, when the future centre OF
population viii b. as high as Manhattan,
at the mouth of Blue River, or still above.
- CHICAGO Press,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

ADVICE TO TRAvELERs.-The correspon-
dent Of the Cincinnati Tins who has late
ly been travelling through the upper Missis-
sipp country, and publishing his impress
sions ofthings generally, gives the follow
ing sensible advice to future travellers:
III closing the poor account Of my very
pleasant tour through the Northwest, |
have word of advice to give tothose who
intend travelling in that direction. Take
with you as little baggage as possible, and
as much cash as you can. The smallest
amount OF the former will answer every
purpose, and the largest amount OF the lat
ter will soon, very soon, become
INVISIBLE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

MR. Barron
The proprietor OF the lee
Cream Wagon returns his grateful thanks
10 you for having noticed through the col
umns of the Gazette, the energy and exer-
tons an honest man may put forth in order
TO obtain living, when misfortune takes
from him the means of doing better; there
is one mistake however wish to correct,
that of changing places as inclination might
direct, for that privilege was denied me an
hour after had opened. do not desire to
censure the official members of the city Of
Davenport, but il there is one among them
who has had to experience the changes OF
fortune that have, and has made 80 many
fruitless attempts to regain a foothold, he
will know my present feelings. | would
say to the official members, leave poor hon-
estp alone, il disturbs not your peace and
makes no demands on your pockets, but if
laws must be enforced why commence on
the least intruder! There are many great
CT oN Tue s&ucN INNS VI NAit 10y
Of Davenport, Cor instance there is saw
mill which is continually blockading the
sidewalks, while you deprive me Of two
feet, SIX inches ofthe gutter OF your streets
where | am in no persons way. have
seen sold in your streets at public auction,
articles ofthe most impure metal for twenty
times their value to some country fellow
cquainted with the imposition; if you do
right to crush n honest mans only and last
esertions to provide living for himselfand
wife, and allow such tricks Of knsyery and
other infringements of law as | have wit
messed in this CRY, 10 be conducted with
IMMUNITY, must confess it is poor encour-
agement for man to obtain an honest live
hood Yours, &c.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

IsFERSAL MACHIsEs. A correspondent
Of one Of the London papers gives the fol-
loving description Of the ''infernal ma
chimes" used by the Russ.ans:-
Several of the buried internal machines
also exploded during the morning and though
not fatally destru tive to any one, they IN
flicted serious personal injuries on several
of the off ers and men. know not il you
have received any description of these in
genius contrivances for the blowing up OF
the unlcary; and if not, may repeat what
| have heard OF them from an officer who
belonged to the party which dug up no less
that eighty. four Of them during the late sue.
SAUL stack on the Quarries. They
consis, of two square boxes buried about
ten inches below the surface Of the ground,
and connected together by a glass tube
filed with chemical liquid, which, when
mingled with that in the lower tube, by be-
ing pressed down into il by the foot OF the
passer, ignites, explodss the powder, aud
blows the unfortunate victim or victims IN
tcGasitu above into the air. In the attack
upon the Quarries only two Of these went
! of; bnt several. am informed, exploded
during this mornings approach to the Re-
dam
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

ANOTHER HAN SroRM.-We have had
many remark lble hailstorms this season,
but one which lately occurred at Perry.-
burg, S. c., ex ceeded any Of which we have
yet read the description. \ paper publish
ed in that town says
ave have lost all the poultry that was
out, and dog was killed. Squirrels were
knocked dead out Of the tree tops and
dead birds can be found over the fields
The very bark is knocked of the trees Of
the size OF dollar, wherever the hail
struck
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

AK ELAsTIc SALARY.-The salary Of the
Governor Of Indiana, u ough small enough
when stated without the perquisites to
which the Office entities the incumbent, is
yet quite / beral when stated in full. Thus
the salary proper is $500; rent OF house
and furniture given by the State, $500; al
owance Tor family expenses, 5000; fees
on swamp lands, $1,000; regular fitting up
of the Governors house, $1,000: private
secretary, $500: expenses for visiting pub
lie institutions, s2T9,l5; contingent fund
SlI5G; making neat total sum. II these
be the usual emoluments OF the Governor,
as an Indianapolis paper says they are, GER
tainly the State cannot be considered mig
ardiy, though the bare salary OF Sl5OO
might lead some persons to suppose So
There are probably many pablo officers in
the same category as the Governor OF In
diana.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

No. i72-- IL heas;fIl Trsst ofisrd b. EfYstlst
export. 81 $50 acres aUhHiS died igt9 lH&z, m stls
bstHitut building sites, haN Hra river iTi4 Of uk
opposite Moline, from. wA.rl Ihege j. view OF lar
rnp1t, Win duo river SCENERY; upHu .oHc ui lrs
1T. there ~ ihe Lime Stoue Ss4stTTes, Ft4ls.4I
l-ft HE ray office.
No. is3--A ir4st Of 10 acres To- SNattand gasb
,htp. near tile hgseai!uc junction, % acre. utat
f5ncs. 80 ~ cultivation snd 10 OF siuI1gF. IN VA
Creek. Sl2pcr are. ial!s
large number Of City l,ots, &l5o lots With !sHI!
the description vi which would nh two eUiGmbs aa
can bS seen AtOuF ulAtc.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

GEORGIA GoLD.-The editor Of the Au-
ensta ga. onstitutionaiist has been shown
lump Of ore weighing 220A dwts., almost
pure mass Of gold, and broken off from a
larger piece taken from the mine Of Messrs.
p. w. Sale and Lafayette Lamar, Of Lin
coin Co, about two miles from Goshen. If
there is much more OF the same sort left,
we will have rival to California near as at
home.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

SALE OF the ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL
RoAp.-Under the deed Of trust by which
the Oaio and Mississippi Railroad passed
into the hands of Mr. J, II. Alexander, 10
secure Page <, Bacon, the road, with all
the property belonging to it, is advertised
to be sold at St. Louis on the 9Th day Of
August next.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
pomolc2iegl Convention.

The annual Convention Of the North,
Western fruit growers is 70 be held at Bur.
lington on Tuesday the 25th day Of Sep,
TENDER, continuing four days. This will
be the first Convention of the kind held
vest Of Ibe Mississippi May il be largely
attended and We be there 70 see.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
Life Insurance.

1--WE agency ~ THE MUTUAL LIFE lNSuE'
p 4 ANIE COMPANY, of New York. formerly he.4
by AcssFs. Cook q Sargent, has been transferred "
tho undersigned.
Ibis Company Is one ofthc stror gest aud besi COS
dheied Lite Insurance Conn ID tbe Ngjica h'a
rs presentaecumul4te ed assets amount IL S3atMB
Persons holding policies in ihis IOmIagy, AheAT'
from this or any other agcEcy, may have their P-l,
menis recciFted at this office OaiUe ives! siH'V+
AlIn between Trout aud Segord It's,
July 6 81 d.3w II. Il, HOFFMAN,, Assr'
sUNDRlES.-B Bacon, Fiour, Soaps Canalas'f FteN
- Rroems, Salt, Vinegar, Rice etr, together VIVA
Eencralassoumenl vi Ssapir Groceries. Produte tlu
Provisions on hand and viii be receiving week! aI
ring the season. for sale how " co
lune22 j WEAVER, jr, "
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

EgGLcsH bout ten years
ago an English gentleman living on Long
Island procured a couple of sky-larks in
England, aud brought them over aud set
them ut liberty in the neighborhood Of his
residence. They have propaguted until
they are getting to be quite numerous.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
UEimproved Lands.

loco acres in Scott County,
3,ptG - - Cedar
5000 - - MuscatinesG
Together with large amount oflaIdln johnson, LOST
Fowesheik, Clinton, MARSHALL, Jasier ald ia'
counties.
ANY or all fthc above lands city lots or EroTeF
are offered for sale ty
GEORGE l.. NIJKOLL9,
General Land Agent,
SuryeysRnd subdivisions Of Land made htt the shuH
eNnoiiee rs an experienced etgiIoer-tll II! u
Office. AlIH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
CARD.

VIE subscriber having had great deal OF oyperi-
ence 10 The selection md luc. ton Of Government
Land, oners his service To those who wish to locate
warrants, or enter lHnd-he proposes TO spend .one
lne eiihe over The new districts Ia order 10 make
Wii' also purchase Lam Warrants al the market VAL
ue. GEORGE T. NICKaiIc ~ '"'
Land Agent,
July Esd, Isjjdlm D.yysrogr'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
For Sale CI,2anii

NO Close ont 90 pairs assorted Size Blocks sing le,
L double and TERRIBLE Sheers, 2et0 ihs. EStra
Manila and Cotton Rope seven fishing Srincs
pioo 25 yards, To- 81 do ia legIh aud from ~ feet
In width, The shove articles ID bc dispased vi
than The ARTICLES he purchased for in the
Eastern marker with ffeighls added.
Eng ARE gt Baraoll IL Gct's Saw MN.
T.. r. GILLEr.
Davenport, July islh, 1855, dew
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

On Monday morning the body Of man
named Golf was found Eear the railroldde
pot in jamestown, under circumstances
which indicated that he hid been murder
ed. iIeis supposed to have been dentist.
Chic. Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
WoyE WEE FEHcE

SAMPLES of this new article If Fencing now 10
he seen al ]. A. BOYD d CO., Stove Store corner
OF Rock Island and Second Srces, wher- order vii
be received, hy the quantity at Lowell prices adding
freight. THIS FencS VIII FOR the best quGliIy about
si,i5 per roi when set, which is Iittle mare than
good board Fence, and will last a, :. appt 20
II. =. NLAIMAKER, Agent
FOR the Lowell " ire Fence Co.
Iufv II Aim
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

Some characters Of the utmost activity
nre much calmer than the most Inactive
We should distinguish always between in
dolence and calmness.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
=. .eca win ar. ch,sc. 10 read ii. ,pcech

satisfied With Mr. Chase. to read his spcech
in the Convention on accepting the nomi-
nation, which We publish this morning. -
We see nothing in that which we can mo-,
heartily accept; aud do not understand how
it can be offensive 10 any enc who has not
swallowed the Nebraska bill. The two
things, we admit, weuld hardly agree in
any mans stomach"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

'tWh subscriber offers for sale that elegantly finish.
Ed anu beautifully situated Brick Houts situated
tine Corner of ith and FIrnham Streets The hons.
contains cght rooms, Kitchen, wash house Ne. There
Is excellent well aud cisern on The PREMISES ne
enth Street. next to the brick. west confanGy elcy.
en- rooms, cellar, DC. he houses viii be sold " ith
phs % more lois. AT the optic Of the purchaser and
.t't th.uRh not least he otars IN beautiful cottage
on bFad} near Eleventh Streets, containing Xix largc
rooms, IN wen, ctsIerH and every convenience Tor
aEeitGcl iaRiiy, together, with al. or part of the
GROUND. the Gls large lot OF vines aud 9th vain.
sOi" sbfuo6eTy, all young and healthy around the
mouse, Inc .b7Fc property sCOHsfc red the best in
proximity to business cannot bat advance uiIy in VAL
ne AhoPFpHInty sel"Om met with, Is here offg red
70 aHeh AZ wish to secGrc Pheasant residence 10
CAsi P6SCnAsERs great barcaizs wiii be p,r0D For
GrcGlats apply at the Hew factory, on the Corpe. Of
81 aid FaEniRm Streets.
u. R2ANCoNlER
Davenport, July a3d, Is5J.dim
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

NO 1851 Large New Brick fIoase cospc, any,
and Eighth Streets; main bgldlng ii ~ md ~.
cnS2i--acii adapted for large Boarding II"
ih1s building lscarable of accommodating froH !. !.
~ bDarders, giving 10 each eonlor,aId. y !
there Is mont of is5 feet on Main Street s5 Nv, ~
Harrison aud extending ON eth Street 3tufssI ''V'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

No. isU--A Splendid Farm ~ gs0 scres Ia Sssts
n, T. -, Wcsi, 80 acres under cultivation Il a-
Timber. an exrstlsLL Tavern Stand leaf Po,ss
Groye-S6,GtU,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
REMOVAL.

TIVE undersigned have remove ed tEcir l.rgc sto,L
l. Of .rOcertes. into their new brick buildII 2
corner Second AID Perry streets, whore they will be-
pleased 10 attend to the wants Of iheiF stDInars
BARLEY, THOMPSON d co.
Davenport, July 10, is55 i I'm W Gin
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
Model Farm for Sale.

| Oh ACRES, seven miles from the city on w. Wy
on the best roads in The State. 100 acre. % ~
high state of cultiyauon--i0 acres tHber--i A'i's
superior Iocuslg Ove-2 Fame dwellings, Net! al
modioas. Stables, oct buildings. good heN linz
ing wells Of wai0r-2u0 FruittTees IN fnil boa'!n-
In view ol the MAJ advantages this farm osse'',
and the advantageous torns which " WIZ W SV,"
10 those DESTROYS Of obtaining d. lghtul nome, w
lay viii be fatal. Apply 10 ,,,,rT
July 10 Ia Us q Sih"a''l'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
Green S ed Addition

a0lots on 81 AID tlh streets, soil ,ilEEi.I. at,a
Prryo and long i5uc.
- lotsiu MekeH<ie's subdivision. on 4g sr5t
s.retts--UE!3 $500, each.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

tbs PsoREA Case Tho case involving
the validity of OLD French claims TO con-
siderable portion Of the city Of Peoria, was
argued iii the Unisel States Court on the
18th inst, but the Juig $ deferred giving
decision.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
East Davenport

33lOis Ia fUliN ies Of the rirerin T.. i-relra.al
Pricrs ranging from SltntU $500, Oh s5Ig ll4t y
particulars eLgAlEv IT our eI.te.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

40. ia Farm Of 90 acres an Black HsNs Cr..
on thc Tel graph Road, mites from uateffor.
acres under culiNatioE, u Urw Fame HOUSE. vtI
oistrrn--pnCn SSS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

No. lhr--tn Walnut Grove, 81 80 acres, 10
VII Oh Is Timbsr. 2t6 acres enclosed, with Z rssl
fence. enc e the Argepi Springs IN thc eogfit
never falling stteam OF water ruuuis : lAraags.,
hundred acTcsi agseailocalion TOR stgcG EAra--rrs
els per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

NO. l79--A Farm l6G acres. acres II wgoA, 4,
niles wet Of Los: rove; h. as 81 Iuom, Mr..
and good Moli-prire si6 FeFaeIo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
North Davenport

40 handsome bUi dag OTIS, Bhd Icw family red
'ncer, hcRil4 flushed, tor saie in y. IAA sryea
sgbdiNIsiaLs sy LGhhTIiv, YARN uua IA h,cIts 10.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
Scott County Farms

We haYo nov several hcuufif i Farms " IN i,,,
cl--t Hoag which are lilu iallnwiuf-
NJ. isS--in Long Grove "a $50 arres. so of,t,a
i uudsr cultivation, 70 OF r5Hitsr a lafre u,rb,sa
with great variety Of Cherries, FlaEs, ana Gsls,
good baildiHg-, Nrli, eisicrf--S@D. -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
WANTED.

4 NY person wanting 20 engage in a good md prof
table business. would 90 Won . cal! mon H. n
higgins, at the u 8, Evpress uGee Or At dc Island
CITY Hotel IN Rock Island, where Al iatcrvieW can
be mad Immediately Refer 10 card.
July ed. div
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

No. l35--A Lot on the corner Of Main aud sI,,hs,
beNhi.fails Situated for private residence. thtl
fest, S.j0O. 'hH'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
unim proved I nd.

1rn ACRES being south Of S. 2. ana / + ,b n,
lou W. Section 10, r. is t. n miles
city. Terms easy, EApS d 81 "-l
Oh ACRES being h. as. w. s. sG,T' %, y, ~ /
QUE miles cfom tho city, to be s3iI u, GnI III
applied for soon, BAbs " Sih
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

NO. i2s--A House On corner Of 5th Stree, p,,,A
els ana-Loi d. Block IS; lOaxi U-Se,te '.lfaa
exchanged for land III Scott eoulty '''~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

NO. laG--rwo Houses and Let, on the RsI,,.5,.
cash OF eSshangUdf0F liud. vi
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24
Arrivals az E.e claire House.
J. GUKTIS, PRcrEiEroR.

y. Do n ~ H0TFNIkFUHs
Monday, July -.
n $ Brown, 81 Jn44s Thos Richmond Chicagos
# Richardson. NusyafI4e I " Folsom Tas Tors ali
d H3saud.la, Ind mia J Chapman, Marshall, III
w G sesley ~ * CrAl.t-r, 81 Louis
" Hrhomps1u. ChilfeoiheP Buns & lady. Virginia
X \ yyaIrnau CitaEa Evans Uhio
l. Z Brown hio B=tkuz,
} Putaam g vie, B4fiigetA ID Hestan, Minnesota
J MCuteasou. @ Cal IN, -
+ l. GrrsaH, v ktt.. ~ LOFTS
" Martin, Wcs, Liberty !. S.ty maker e,,iaugitc
HamltaH, GatsHa
Gocdt. Indianapolis q v Baker. AeHia, o
NJ Doty, Sprl PIE. q. o Miss II haley Musentine
X NcBrd4, Mansfield Mis- Il II tty,
J WALTON, 1,B Mclaughlin .
& L HonOTie ClicHcn X II NooBey, York
L EShtlly&ss5f., Haven't " Frost
N Wheeler, thjcsgo Woods, Iowa City
4 Hal St LOU, o nonaiasal. lie iaife
L. Il Ledyard, MS u lrram, Cincinnati
NJ Il CLARKE. Leportt. lad Il Has, eolsmbls,lHd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-24

10 Iols, a0tIfIIIy Situated IN Tie Ngssrl '9hI'f
sion, forlrass on ~ years. These iaisHfe ou brth
Main and Harrison streets of eut-lals I'D Iaufs viii
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Building lots.

SEFERAL sploIdd lots, well located, Tor saiei 10 ~
- Fniion's Addition 80 Davenport on year, geu',
map of these lots eAn be seen at DAWSON iieO .
May 10. ''"'' ''''e'' A. c. FULTON.
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Ncrrtcsh kaditicn.

40 lots on the blGa ~ MclLtesh'- ltgt
drices varying ircpt $500 10 s5et each, long tass
IElSe Lois
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Whitefsh and Mackerel.

hall bbls also Rice, aud general asso ftmc nj OF
GTncefiosr ilst received and for saIs by
inly l7'5J ALVORn IL VAN PATTES
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CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES,
Fer Sale and For REM

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Among which are the (, l'ow,,,

Among which are the f lowing.
NO. 100 Lnrga Ffame House. 4uxi0 rwas,.
high, with two Store Rooms, and
the Ne, nnd Story on South side OF Secopd s,sa
tween Harrison aHd Rip.e!-- psieC s25Uo 70