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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-09-08

p"yo oo VII 60 lIOuSc !
rexemple dot en- etre donn6 par les intelligen-
ces d'elite. Vous ct tant d'autres, vous avez
CONSIGNMENT etc appeles aux fonctions les plus
honorables, vous ave. librement aspire aux
plus hautes satisfactions politiques. Soyez ge-
ndreux maintenant laissez nous nous SAWYER,
sans nous poursuivre de vos absurdes reclama-
tons on de vos mal6dictions ~injustes.
"
III me reste encore un point dams yotre lette
a relever. C'est celui qui touche a Ia liberte
religieuse. Je regrette de ne pouvoir vous f.
letter de latitude que vous prenez en- cette
matiere. Vous etes a coto dos Wicklifa ct DIES
Noise, ct dc tous les myrmidons qui nous diFa-
ment sans %raison, 81 ce nest celle de leur inte-
ret. lis cherchent a etablir une solidarite qui
n'existe pas. C'est de la petite politique a Pu-
sage DIES cabales avides dc pouvoir, ct pour qui
lie but j%ustife %toujours les moyens. Mais de
votre part, je ne me l'explique plus.
Je ne vous demande pas a quelle Eglise vous
appartenez. Mails M. Noise est julf, il Ia dit
publiquement; M. Wicklife est protestant.
Juifs ct protestants, vous VOLTA ligues avec une
touchante unanimite ell favour du catholicisme
vous dormant 10 main pour dtfendre les catho-
liques attaquts ct proscrits! Vous les defen-
drez votre vie durant, s'ils vous donnent dies
candidatnres ct votent pour vous. Laissez-moi
soulever vos Mosques ct vous regarder sans rire.
Allez, chevaliers, faites les bons apotres. Dites-
nous longtemps, dites-nous t%oujours que la
catholique est menace par ses pro
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
PRESIDENTIAL EANeEuvREs

The correspondent Of the Is.e,iigeneer
writing from New York on the l2lh instant
makes the following remarks on proiecl
for nominating Mr.. FILLMORE FOR the Presi-
dency. Any attempt to run the Ex Presi.
dent, will be "Love's labor lost" We would
be surprised il be get the nomination from
any party, but We would bemuch more sur.
prised il he were elected, after having been
no:nins,ed
'Itis rumored that the friends of Mr. FILL
N,zE in this city are actively engaged in
iurthering the project for securing him a
nomination for reelection to the Presi3rn-
tial chair. A meeting is understood To have
been held few evenings ago. at which
lesding Wings, strongly tinetured with
Know Nothingism, are said 10 have been
! the prime movers, and secret org 4nizetion
was formed 10 carry out their views. Mean-
time. the gentleman about whom they are
interesting themselves is quietly visiting
our Eastern States, having gone as FAR a.
Portland on Tuesday last, whence he viii
swend his way back to this port in time for
the European steamer ofWednesday next"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
The 0aa Fixtures

As matter of interest 10 many Of our
readers, we copy the following extrac,
from letter to Mr.. G.. L. Davenport, from
sHerrick & Co the Gas manufacturers Of
HE oity; i, will bsseen by the extrac, tbs,
The Company is willing to give up the mo-
aaopely which it has claimed, and we think
that this decision is creditabie TO it, and
viii remove any hard feeling which has
Assetofore existea:-we copy the extract
lretsrred to-
Geo. L. Davenport s. Co.
Pres. Dav. Gas Light and Coke Co.
Dear Sir:
As there seems 10 be a desire
among many of your citizens that the Fit
fis9 business should be thrown open TO all
who might wish to engage in it, and aswe
have no desire to take that from others
which they would net readily grant, we
would hereby express our willingness TO
surrender the contract between the Com
pany you represent. and ourselves, proyi-
ded that the stock holders Of the Company
will SO arrange matters tina, the business
referredto viii be open to general eompeti-
ton.
CHAs HEKH,cK & Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
Misfellanf0us.
L.EEFupES.

Dr. Cmlyin NJ. Fitch, Of New York. :" !,
d.,ye, n course Of free lectures on diseases %
tho lungs and air psssages--sho~ing the e'ase
uo,utine out the means VI prevention and demon.
s,rating the durability Of Pumonar, eon'u"i'0" =
lie CLAIRE HALL.
no,,nno,, Iowa, 10 ladies aud gentlemen ON Tues
.x aud Wednesday Eve nings, May .9tk and yoih ana
10 ladies' ni, ON the afternoon Of May 'is''
DIR, Fitch will be atthe Le Claire House. paN
export, from Monday, Ma, :sih until Mon'H!' 'a"e
nh, 1855, during whch period he may be eonsu'eu
for Pulmonary Coasamptisas, dstAma' CA,es,s
BroseAitis, Dyspepsia, Fs~als CemPta'nf'' anu All
other diseases connected with or prcdsposng'o .on
sumption In the treatment Of which his System oil me-
aiclns inhalation and mechanical remedies has UNI
formly pro we'd to be the most successful, anordng
the con.umptve The only rational hope u fehei'-
Patients consulting DR.. Fitch on the present occasion
may continue to correspond with him IN New fofh'
withont 4. rther expense May dxw-im
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
Correspondence Of the ..oasstts.
BosroN, May Ia.

| Mr.. E0iroR:
In former letter commented briefly
upon some Of the doings Of the Aassachu-
setts Legislature. spoke Of the "Nunne-
nv Committee. )" the investigation Of the pro-
ceedngs of which has been for sometime
pending. The affair was not brought TO a
Termination till last Thursday, o'clock at
night, at which time Gas the wires have
doubtless informed you ere this) Mr.. Hiss,
member of the House from Boston, was
expelled, large majority Of the House con-
curing. Ii creates quite stir here, and
opinion as to the justice OF the act is much
divided. 1t is commonly thought, however,
that if Mr.. II. did deserve expulsion, there
are many others who acted on the Commit
tee, besides other members Of the House
who merit like fate, and to divert public
notice from their own conduct, have made
him the ape-goat Of their number. Alto
cether, they had warm time Of it las
Thursday night. Indeed, nearly the whole
OF the present session Of the u Massachusetts,
Legislature presents Us with quite an anom-
DIV in her history, and the Representative
Hall has witnessed some very disgraceful
proceedings.
Drunkenness, quarreling and fighting,
have been no uncommon things. Yet it has
been by no means proftless session. In
deed much--very much good has been &C.
complished. Among many ofits acts which
may be mentioned with pride, is the very
stringen, prohibitory liquor law which they
have passed. and which goes into effect on
the 25lh inst Gov. Gardner, as you will
have seen, has refused to concur with the
legislature in the removal of JudgA L)ring
from office. The Legislature however have
rendered his power for evil quite impotent
by enacting that no State officer shall here
after exercise the functions of U. s. Com
missioner. They have have also, y Legis-
lation, nullified the Fugitive Slave Law,
which seems to give very general satisiac-
ton throughout the State.
Tssly your friend, c.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21

SINGULAR The Tucarawas Advocate
says: "a farmer was in our Office last
Wednesday, who came to town expressly
to see how they did business in Court
He is about forty ears Of age-he was born
and raised within fifteen miles ofthis place,
yet he had never been subpenaed as a
witness-nerer sued or been saed-had
never done business with lawyer, and had
never been inside of a Court House. ii is
happy fellow"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21

TIE MURDERER OF PuuLE TAKEs.-The
barque Grape Shot returned to New York
on the l4th inst, with Baker the murderer
of Bill Poole on board
She arrived at Palmas in seventeen DAYS
from New York and laid off and on, till the
Isabella Jewett hove in sight, when she
boarded her and captured the fugitive.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

We take from the New York eorrespon-
dence of the National Intelligence, the fol
lowing remarks in relation to the late anni-
sysrsary of this important Society, The fact
which this correspondent. mentions, in re-
alation 70 the difference in receipts of the
Anti Slavery Society and the other AsSosia-
tons, is, as he says, worthy Of record and
reflection it at least shows the increasing
growth Of that anii-slayery sentiment which
viii not be satisfied uniilit gains its prop
'ier and rightful influence in the councils
and in tie government Of the country.
"To continue my notices Of the various
snniyersary meetings, | have to-day that
important one, "the American Bible Socie-
o." and, the weather having most agree
ably changed, crowded audience assem-
bled in the Tabernacle TO partake in the
proceedings. The report shows that, al
though nineiy-two life directors and for
teen hundred and seventy-eight life mem
bers have been added to the society durin 9
the past year, there has been material
falling off in the receipts, which in the eg-
gregata amounted to S34e,8il. The mum.
Der Of Bibles printed during the past yeal
was 215.400, and of Testaments $4,000
The total number of volumes issued since
the organization Of the society has beer
-1n,654,6i7 Resolutions urging renewCt
vigor in the good cause were proposed and
spoken to BY many eloquent diYines, ani
the meeting passed Of in the most harmon,
ious mannef.
There is food FOR reelection IN the "a e
that, while the most OF the societies y
have been enlighteniDg us during the weel
on the state OF their affairs show decreases
receipts and an nsuificiency to meet he Y
pendiiures, the report Of the Anti SLAYER,
Society is exactly the reverse"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21

HORSE THIEVES ARRESTED On Friday
morning lat a young man named Albert
Sins was arrested upon suspicion for horse
stealing. After his arrest he ccfessed 10 the
crime, and declared that he belonged to a
gang OF acconplices. two Of whom rode into
the city during the afternoon aud were iden-
tilted from his description Of them. They
claimed TO be from Savanna, and gave their
names as Hiram ii Rennett, aud Roswell
Starrwell. The horses are now in the
charge Of Sheriff Gorton,. who will deliver
them to their proper owners, as soon as
they can be sscertsined R. Is ondry.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21

The Triton Adrer.iser of the 10th inst,
gives the following accoun. of fugitive
from jus ice, from lis locality
.'On tie Week preeed ng the sitting OF
our ID strict Court man named Kirk was
arrested for stealing Money and sent to
prison. During Court he was indicted, tried
and convicted aud sentenced to one year
Imprisonment in the State Penitentiary
The night following his sentence he es-
capped from all aud has moi since been heard
from. II. said he had escaped from Jail in
Wisconsin, where he had been confined for
robbng jewelry store.-Hs is about 23
years old, thine spare features, dark COM
plexion, slend orm, and has so bad an
eye that il ought to be sufficient evidence OF
his vilIainy to any lurv.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
Uaim proved Lands.

loco acres In Scott touut,,
s,AS +" . Cedar
3,rt0 - /. Muscetfnr.
Together with large amount o. Ia nd in Iokn,en
Po~s.heik, Clinton, Aar,haI. Ja.peT -. Fo,
counties
Aus sral ofthc above lands CITY lois or ptep,T,,
are offered or sAie D.,
GEORGE l.. NtcKoLIE
General la nd gent,
SuocNsand sub.liY i.saus of and n,sde M, ,b,,
est notice b, an experienced rtgiI..t-sIlt, q To,
ounce. spl a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
ARRIVALS AT LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.

Saturday May 18th.
Randall Waterloo, Iowa hony, co, O
G w Corbn. do do c BIietrof Upton
VIM Henry. Beaver Pa + Lyman, no .Oseta,
Curtis, Berby. Conn Chas A Stefsid, New York
WIN Shelton, Cineti, o w IL seoiield d
J Rounds. Illinois A Lamb. Ho ida, sbrg, Pa
Cheney, Maine seei. Chamberlain DO
Nlfr GSost, Ie Claire John Ree.ier, do
n Lte Il, A White. Chester, II
A reynolds do & NJ Brown. Bangor, Ne
Wa amer, Washing on.DCA Roe. Lyons
I Moore, Pa A Gii~hrist. Clint, >
T J Moore. do r : Nelson. Sparta
Wm Wisman do Carter, WONG co Y
W 5 Hick LAFAYETTE lap f.1we Pittsbury
John Crous- 81 Lady ,JohD-R Campbell New York
town, Pa II Campbell do
5 Bliss, P-ria. l. Thompson. CiHt,9
John Mel ain, Blair Pan Ashley an ady, Canaan.
Ihos Wallace do Do dIgua, w
Frances hcClaindo DO Robi Lyons. Cadiz. o
armine and adv, NJ A e. Ash ey, SuHdhy.
Isaac Davis, Michig u Pieon, 81 Paul do
Rabarts& Lady, ST Pauli,aure Snmmers, lie Claire
G y KEENAN,. Eaton Jas McMlllen Ripley
fCPV HALL, NJ + cui. " Moore, p.
+ EcBl nd, do Ralph Cooper 4 fni Pa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
DESIRABLE LAND FOR sALP

DEn AUKEN fniles from Anamosu Jon.s r. onn
'I,t' acres pr ,irie 100 fine timber 70 undrr c,ti
Vat,"h p""ieabin- $50 fruit trees three wears old
~ crop goes 10 prrchaser running siren ard .
springs on the same Call soon IL ou desire The
% rHainever offered. Price ~ per acre cash, ALSO
neAr nPeer Lrove and part Of said Grove several
manfred acres Of beautiful Lard chDun ~ ss .ah ~,
acre. Eans A. uirr,GT I, a., P''
Davenport May Edit
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
Green's "a Addition

eotois on Ri ard +,h streets, well silGatvd. .tl
price and long time.
~ iotsin hskenkie's subdivision, OIL All a,t,
sHeets-oHi. est, each.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21

forsale. 30 Improved Farms, eontainIry freu ,tu
80" seres aeh, and ut prices glg u. O. to a.
per We eaa suit MI ysriirs II ihsy vii sp,
takrtitne ioie for themselves. Al.o ten de,irsb,
Farms, we'll improved, la Masealiue COUNTY; ~ son
are nne toul Acids.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21

The LumBARD BReTHERs-W 2
copy from the Chicago Press the following
notice Of this celebrated troupe Of perform
ers. Our readers will notice by their ad-
Yertissment ths, they will make their frs
appearance in this city, Tomorrow gwen
ing
- The LuEBxEp CoNcEKT--0n Thursday
evening last, was attended by : !srge nd
discriminating audience. and we fut speak
the sentiment Of the mass in prpnouReing
il 70 be the best Quartette which has pisi-
ted our city Misc Huorxa really sur
sprissd he audience by Displaying voice u
over three octsYes in compass, OF rem fka-
evweetenessa md brii.iaaey in It's ntona-
tons. France, adore thee from LIE
File de Regiment, she sang in manner
seldom, IL ever, equalled-D, IN cIt. in q
tone clear and ringing as BIRDS.
In the Scotch buiads, style Of music
..peculiasly difficult to execute, she Is INDEED,
ssunproachable by an American. and, we may
say, foreign songstresses known to tie pub
lie
- The Tyroiean airs, rendered by Frank
Lombard were something new to our
American ears, and elected the admiration
Ind frequent applause of the assembly.
"Swisseriand, with her Alps" was before
ussin listening TO those sroliHg airs OF
The Basso lMr. j. G. Lumbard)Me wish TO
spesk with especial praise With a voice
or abundant compass and power, he rsn-
ders ito thundsrs with something Of soft
.blendingness WHICH lesyes on the sense Of
~ listener fhstexfuisite feeling peculiar TO
eur IDEAL of Heaven. OF American bass
sinesrs, in the particulars Of power 81 voice
richness of tone and debility Of sound. he
10 entitled to place with the first perfo rm-
eys. The comic parts were admirables-
sitraptarous and highly amusing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES,
For Sale and For Rent


A large number Of City Lots, Atso lots , itt ,.,p
residences, stores, shops. &c. Jcr .a3r and iof -
the description OF ~heh VI uid 6ll w . colvrn, W
can be sesn al our once.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21

All friends Of peace will be glad to learn
the fortunate escape our Government has
had in not being precipitated by the Nd
honel Intellioencer and other dishonest"
pa pers in awar with Spain. The Union
OF Friday announces the failure OF TINS
Wing war plot as follows: :,
1.-The IntsHisescer has been hard at work
for some weeks past to place the admins
tration Of President Pierce in the position
Of trying to precipitate war with Span:
II finally terrified some honest people and
few dishonest news papers into the be-
! lief that this was the object of the Execu-
! tive"
"But while the Iateliigencer has managed
to excite the nerves ofsome Of its Northern
echoes on the Subject of the war propen-
sites of the Administration, its logic does
not seem to have produced much effect in
the South" &c.
How Happy was it for the President and
the country that, while the In!eitigsncer WAS
50 alphabetically trying to put him in ''the
position precipitating war" he had the
sage, calm, cunsiderate Taion to inculcate
peace and moderation and keep him
straight.
And what a strange state Of halluci-
nation has the public been under Every
body-that is, every bo5y who reads the
two journals-has been under the impression
that il was-,he Uni that had been endeay
oring to raise war fever in the country
and "precipitate" the PRESIDENT into hos
tile measures, and that il was the Iatelh9en-
Ger which had opposed this violence and de-
Tended the President from the natural in
ference that he participated in the beiliger-
ent sentiments of his supposed organ Has
the Union so soon forgotten that it was
compeRed TO come out and publicly relieve
the PRESIDENT from the false position in
which he had been placed by its intemper-
ate trades against Spain
Since the Union has been compelled to
"back water" on its Spanish war-hobby.
we must beg that it will not offer US as II
Precipitation TO the disappointed fllibusteros
-.Na.. I.hHgencer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
North Cavenport

40 handsome building lots, ana new l.uTl, ,s,0
d-nces, neatly finished, for safe in n paYvfn9t,'
subdislsions b! Lambr,te, NaI~ood ana Afit,,,s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21

The editor Of The Fort Wayne Ia.4.7
Ssniael, sitter Tip through The northern
portion Of the State, gives itss h,s opinion
that the fruit is no. materially injured by the
frost
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21

70 tots, aUiifnii, Situated ~ the Russell sub5.t.
sion, for lease Oh is!rap. These lot.st- o. Brst,
Malta AID Harrison streets OF out lois and Iapd, \.
IN the eits corporation, large humber fer,s.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
A BARGAIN.

s'or sale a new 2 story Frame House just fin
'shrh, c"nt1iting rooms with cellar, cistern,
Se' on West side Brady street beyond the college
grounds. Price 500 cash--subjeet 10 ground rent
OF $40 per year for years, and s69t per year for
10 years thereafter. Apply TO
VERIFY f. BARROW. BANKERS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
Rfal Gstatt Asenfy.
GEO. =. NICHOLAS
aENERAL LAND AGFrr

For the purchase or sale Of City Propert,
Farms, improved or unimproyed, in Scot, !,
adjacent Counties. Will collect claims va !"
taxes for non -residents-Euy ard sell IT,;
Warrants or locate the same in any Land ii,
trict In the State.
Office Corner Main and Second gts
DAVENPORT, IOWA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21

The Winnebagoes are now leaving their
old home on the Mississippi, ior hleir new
bunting grounds
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21

Cook g. SARGENT. Davenport.
Cook, SARGENT & PARKER. Rock Island.
Cook, SARGENT g. DowNEy, 10. City, 10.
Cook, SARGENT s Cook, Fit. d. Moines, Il
May Sd, ls55.r
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
Moline Flour l. Feed Reems.

THE subscribers have rented the Building opposite
the Pennsy tyania ,ass ia the city of Dav export,
for the sale OF Extra and Saperfne Flour Giraiae
Buck Wheat aud Rye -four, Corn meal, Ship-simns.
Sh rts and Bran Gro md aud Oats, nd all kind
Of Mi I Goo'is, at Wholesale and Retail
Finar aud Mead eychauged for Wheat and Corn on
the most liberal terms. All orders Of one dollar or
delivered within the free of charge.
\. b. Cash. and the highest mark ct price paid for
Wheat, Corn and other Grsin. Custom grinding
done la the al 'rtrst notice al Moline Mil.
May ", l-5j-d3mf WALLACEM StCKLES.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
Selling Rates Of Exchange,
BY COOK & SARGENT.
WRITING SCHOOL.

ITO those who desire 10 improve their pennan.hp,
i good opportunity Is presented; az Mr. Fitch
experienced teacher will open W rttiHg School
Monday evening, May lih at Mrs BY rons School
room, FORESTS Building. Of Bird & Brady SIS
Hours Of Instruction from Ito and from q o'cik
=. M Davenport May 18th IS ind
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
Mcintosh Addition.

40 lots On the biaH IN Me lhtr-hs let nd I'd ads,
prices varying from s3Jo 10 s5UO zach, lotr TIM
Lease Lots
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
A Fine Assortment

Teeth, Cloth and Hair Brushes, Combs. Per
I fumer, Fame, articles. &c, Just received from
Philadelphia
Also
lot Of r. B. Bullock cos. Caemica Erasise Soap
The greatest time and labor saving SOAP III use. In
store and FOR sale BY
iLyORD & VAN pATTRN.
Opposite Posi- Gfhce.
Davenport May 10, l665
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
navonport Market:
ufw Aoufrtisenlents.
GO N @ ER II

.-,u THE celcbrat d LUMBARD BROTHERS, as
stal sisted b. Miss L. NJ. HGGUNtN, the talented
Syfts artls,e, take pleasure IN announcing tt We en-
SNSE iYeBs of Davenport, one Of their
GRAND MUSICAL. ENTERTAINMENTS,
At Ls Claire Hall. Tuesday Evening, May I'D,
when they will introduce great variety OF songs,
Ducts Irios and Quarteius.
See large bills and programme for tho evening;
Tickets IS cents; sal A. lie Claire House ana NE
door. Dooss osen at 7--Concert will commence ~
precisely (my 1885, z. BLAKELY, Agent
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
Opposition TO Monopoly!
NJ G.. ELMDRE g. CO.,
srtLi eosrisUE TO DO
GAS rITTlNG

worhmahilSe manner wsftah'thg ~ WORK
Gas tight and asking for 10 pay until Gas istHrncd
upon HNturc- We are deter ntnei thai no one
concern shhl moaopo.ze the busi"ess IN the city and
respectful y ask the patronage ~ It's ihhsbnnts. W.
have a splendid soek of iStures Of feraslias mann
facurc, consisting ofevery Thing IN The ihe sud -uit-
Bile for al seririions Of bndngs which citizens are
rcqu- stcd eal aud examine al our rooms No aud
10. 81 stors Wilherwax's block. Eutrune, on Brady
i. Imss 81. Il. El.MokE q 60.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
Co-Dap's Embellishments
FOR SALE VERY Low


FOR SALE VERY Low
r he proprietor OF Good Hotel in the city NJ Nus
= eatiH-. VIII '. oh tx 10 give UP business on ac
unt. of III health wishes sell his fur iture fixtures,
aud ease having iva and . haif years ie run. he
pnsr Is on " n Street within three minutes wa Of
the steam Ut landing ard rail rnJd depot il will
BE- sold At bargain and possession given the day
of sale, enquire OF
CLOUD & o'CoSSOR,
MAY 2I-d-lw Maseatue.
20 st Lots TO Lease,
= y Wr,,ern Ay.nae. Foarth AN Scott street, 49,
z-s Also several i~,ts for safe apgly 10 -E.-..
May 10 2sd BOEiS A, MACKLOT.
20 Sacks Dairy saliin store sndfor sale by
uALZELL 4 RRo.
WANTED
\ FURNISHED Room for young Gent eman In
y priys,. family.
Address G. u. II.
may % = Box lI0 ?. o., Davenport.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
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Bankers and Land A gents,
Fort Des Mones, Iowa