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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-28

An editor out west says that he hoped to be able to
present marriage and death. as original matter
for his columns; but thaw broke up the wedding,
aud the doctor being sick, the patient recovered.
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Sttamfrh.
FALLS CITY,
Now being built and finished at Weiisyiiie Ohio
II. II. (IIBFRT, Master

VIyIJ leave Pittsbargh fo the above and al nterne
w date landings the early opening Of navigation %
the Upper Mississippi For freight passage apply on
board or to John i1ack Livingston, Pittsburgh X
Cutter ~ p F. Gei-se Weiisvine. Ohio ". ki'rheart,
Rock Island, Ills Gerge r. West Co. Dubuque, Iowa
r. y. Upton, T. + y. Nash, H. Z. Nouton, St Anthony
Falls MINI. f. Murphy, John Jsckins, Minneapolis
BoIbsnk * Co, 81. Paul.
The FALLS CITY IS entirely new, and speedy boat
powerful machinery built by Gesse very light raught
excellent accommodations will be splenddly furnished
and Finished but expressly for the ST Anthony Fails
steam Company, MINI, under the immediate super
vision of r Cutter Engineer and win regular
Packet from Rock Island Dubuque to the Falls OF It
An hony through the season. and be manned by careful
and reliable officers ana men,
r B. GILBERT, General Agent for Co.,
Ofice St Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh,
Missouri House, Wellsville, Ohio q
c L. Chase & Co, Treasurer of Co,
March aswtf St. Anthony ais
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NeW Tnrk.

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
From The Newspaper Agency Of 4. NJ. rettersl +
Co, ll9 Nassau St, n. Y, and 10 St. Thonss
street. Boston.
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Brict Lomag, Plastc1ng, IFh'te flashing,
&c, dc
yIyliE undersigned, thankful or past favors would IN
form the public TINT he Is prepared 10 do any ana
all kinds of Mason Work or Piastering.
He will also put up all kinds of Ornamental Plaster
Work. such rs Center Pieces Cornices, etc, etc.
All orders left the Mansion House. addressed to
Box III, At. Paul p. o., Will receive promp. stent on
April 6-dlm~ L. II. ARTHUR
SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY.
YE undersigned respectfully informs the public that
i he has fitted up establishment on the corner Of
Fourth ST. Peters streets, in The Of :he eaby
terrain Church, for the manufacture II
SASH, DOORS AND BL-.'i'S.
He will at all times keep hr, the largest and best
assortment of all work in Ia, ne 10 be found in Mime
sofa Orders promptly lied at the shortest notice. on
rea snpabe terms The attention Of the public is called
TO an examination of his work and prices.
n. B.--A orders from the country promptly attended
OF. N GRVSS.
St. Pail. Angus II, 1854 aug le'ctf
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rUyHE coming season for building VIII find JARVIS
Il at home with heavy stock of Oils Paints Colors
and Window Glass, 20 which the atteptC Of old
toners and many crowd into the little
MuITrI IN PARvo, is invited.
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:Eancp Goods, st.
ARSENAL, GETZ N CO.,

ARSENAL, GETZ N CO.,
DeoIeTs ~ all kinds q
LNANCY GOODS, Toys, Jewelry, Musical Instru-
Il menis, Accordeous, Cutlery, Sporting Apparatus
Fishing Tnckie, Willow Ware, rerlumery, cct.
Also, all kinds al Fruit, Nuts Fancy Candies, aud
BEST IMPORTED CIGARS
All orders from abroad promptly attended 10.
ARSENAL, GETZ q CO,
March lo-lyd Third street, next door Presley.
A. III. MOSLEN,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
ALI. KINDS OF HATS, CAPS, FURS AND GLOVES,
12iro Street, opposite the .Kiaaesoiiaa 0Gce
4 H. NJ has on hand, in addition 10 full stock oil
~ tho articles above enumerated large assortment
OF INDIAN CCRlOSiTIES,
And Gertlemen's Furnishing Goods He would also in
form the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Minnesota that he Is
dies Riding Hats and Gloves, at the shortest notice.
The highest market price will be paid for Furs AMI
Deer Skins.
June 81 81 dly.
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gEEYGsGGS NOTICES.

ty>- The author of the sublime ode to that g CRATE
skwir,' the steam fire engine. has added another
laurel to his wreath BY apostrophsing dry ndis'd-
nal on Sunday morning IN CINCINNATI. In the Gin
cinnati Enquirer find his last cfiusion, follows;
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GARDEN AND NURSERY

BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY, NEAR
THE HALF WAY HOUSE.
g1NiE subscriber, would invite the attention OF those
Il who wish TO set O1t fruit trees this fall the
suing spring 10 their stock of trees thai have been
growing in this Territory from three years. IT,
connection with the Scott Nursery at Davenport Iowa.
they prepared to I'll all orders FOR either standard
dwarf trees, OF any and every description, that viii
be required for this climate, together with CurrantS
GoOseberres Grape Vines, &c. Also, any Thing ia the
ornamental liEe such Roses Dahlas, PblOEv., and
the kinds of Towering plants usually kept
such establishment
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
10 out fruit trees embelsh their grounds. A.
have not sufficient quantity hand TO supply the
demand we hope to receive orders EARLY THIS F.LL.
make VI the deficiency at the nursery 1T Dav
export, where expect To pend the winter Orders
may be addressed 10 left at the store Of Mr. j.
Fullerton, st. Paul. I'M FORD d co.
81. Paul, Oct l3.-;E
EMERY'S pATENT HORSE POWER
MACHINE.
JNMFRI' PATENT Horse power. TlIresl.er Separator
IL and Cleaner coiDbnei--lcr sale by
- IA
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STANZAS.

Deadakated To inividooal in the ,orsute OF liz ke,
under diffikutees, Of a sundee morning.
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BY THE oRTHER OF THE OWED 70 THE sTEEM FRI
INaINE."
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CIIANiRLfN a. MOHs:AN.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
R4NCyAND Staple DRY GOODS AND CLoz1fLS6'
HATS, caps. Boots Shoes ard Furnishing Goods Cxy
l. petng, Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Curtains
Wall Paper &c Third street; between Roberts and aet
Son
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Emanent destruashonist OF Liokcr
Probable your dri.
Maybe, there's d vakuum in your bowels
You feel sli,eiy
kurio0s ia the abdominal regeIs.
Want slim ulat.r Ell! II can't be did,
EmaneRl destrukshonest
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-28

Ncssrs f 8 GOODRICH x CO. . lie Prone 81; Office
Saint Paul Agents these Presses and will
ceiyc orders for them manufacturer prices, adding
transportation One OF thcrr constontiy be in
operation a. the pI,NEER Ofice. We recommend them.
after fU trial Of Their capacity FOR good work and eed.
June 29-df E. s. GOODRICH * co.
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WAR EAGLE MILLS, GALENA.
g UPERFiSE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts, sac
SJhorse feed, nstaniiy hand and for sale st low
est cash rates. E.. Hampstead CO
Gaieaa. Sept. 1876. 40
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imtbateI OF .Likohnlik lIkwii,
The kriSis wat was 10 have atriyen has arroven
The knew SHY Of orGenanz are 3 ticksed phact
That sole tarie dime, rezurected from ;;-- ''.~
the depth of iiiI trowsers, Kant awaken ,-
A siTl ps II tick responZ, or d tnd, fram. tC--
Yo,Ir Auriee helided trend, The b;irkeeper, -1t
AiEaholik ;nIbitster =, -r.s.u roo
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

SIGN FICAST.--An article is going the
rounds of the newspapers showing that in
the last class of West Point graduates the
southern States had not their proper quota
OF students, and the pro-slavcry papers all
over are greedily quoting the articles rs
showing an instance in which the South
has not its share Of favors. The facts in
The case take the wind out Of the sails OF
OF these slavery apologists, and should raise
blush upon the cheeks Of our $ ,uthrrn
nerghhors On the entrance ofths class,
the South hsd its proper number, but on "
five rom the Slave States could keep up with
the IN 'r'hern boys" so that all the Save
States t"gelher graduated only one more
'han little Massachusetts. The State Of
New York graduated two more than the en-
tire slave States. Such facts show the in
fuence OF the peculiar institution, and need
no CLepeilnd Herald
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

WHERE ULLMAs WAS BoRS.--The moot
ed point where was Daniel Ullman horn,
was settled BY himself in his speech at Will
mington, Del, on the 4th Of July In the
course of his remarks, Mr.. U. referred TO
The report of his calumniutors in reference
to the place Of his birth, and said:--"I am
an American by birth, and an American in
heart; have never breathed any other that
an American atmosphere; have never look
ed on any other than an American sky, and
| nave never been protected by any other
than the American flag. From the place
where now stand can almost behold the
spot where repose the cherished remains OF
my fl,her and my mother; and within the
sound OF my vnlce now stands the house
wherein was born"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

JEFFERSON pAETAKING OF THE COM
NgNIaS A writer in Hackensack, N. j.,
savs y minister who was born and spent
the greater porloln OF his life in Virginia,
told him that Thomas JEFFERSON, in his
old aye, when he had quietly retired to
Monticello, visited on Sabbath country
church T. happened to be communion on
that day, and ca Iyitati n being given to
all who sincerely repented OF their sins ana
exercised faith in Christ. to partake with
the church 10 that ordinance, Mr.. JEFFER
SON avaled himself Of the occasion, and
went forward and partook Of the commu-
Mon. This fact vas related to him by the
Methodist Episcopal minister who admins
tered the ordinance, and can now lie sub.
Stimulated by some Of the people in the
neghborh0od of Monticello and members
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

liURDLs RACE-iIoRsE BEATEN BY A
hAS - tcro' d of about 500 persons was
attracted 10 Broad AMI Christian streets,
Philadelphia, Yesterday afternoon, by the
pivelty Of a hurdle race, for a purse Of two
hundred doi1rs, in which John Hassan was
70 cont nd with Mr.. Belts, mounted on Il
horse trained by himself A course was
ilil otin III, lot Of ground, twice around
sheh was said tn be half mile. Eve hur-
a'es were placed at intervals, so that in a
neat Of half mile ten leaps would be made.
ia>s'n won the first heat. beating the horse
.f"n'y feet; but on the second heat the
noise came m, thirty feet ahead. On both
meats the horse SHE'D when approaching the
hurdles which was to the advantage OF Has
san The Latter came NOON the ground tor
'ae thlrd heat barefoot; aud seemed deter
mined to struggle bard FOR the purse. They
',arted together, and llassnn kept up with
We horse during the first run around the
course, but aitrr that the horse gradually
went ahend and would have taken the
purse, but Cor boiling third time, which
embed liassan TO pass him, and come IN
a"eai. His victory was hailed with applause
oy The GROVE. 49, Baltimore Sun.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

REAI. E.rATE rs NISsrsnTA.-The Tr--
ritory o. Minnesota il filing no with papu-
Iation SO fast That real estate in the town of
ST. Anthony mas risen fully one hundred per
cent within pastyear Onc-half of the
HennPp'n Island was sold last July for So
coo, ana since then $4,000 has been offer
ed for one undiv ded fourth of the same
property. Twoyears rgo $4,000 WIS the
highest offer for Sicoort Island, 40 acres:
and last summer S35 900 vas refused. -
The Increase of manufacturing at the falls
is what has caused this great advance.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

Mr.. Dennis>n of this city pre,ente us
few days since with the largest Pie Plant
leaf we have seen or heard nf this season.
The leaf was raised by Mr.. Dennison and
measured fe't AMI G inches in length
weighing lbs. Who can beat that! Ii
any one can, we should be- glad to have
them bring il here and leave il; for the one
Mr.. Dennison so kindly left we had manu-
featured into several cheap and quite eata-
BILE pies. -E.giR Palladium
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

SHARP HRS cincinnati does a little Job
and hrags all over crention ab nj il, while
Laui-gilie allows hnr work to speak for IT,
sell Louisville DIN
Cincinnati sol 'om d'es "little jobs" md
eretorf she ailufes to III m as curiosi-
lies. She has never vet dine anything $
lRiie rs : subscribe eisren hundred dollars
for The construction Of 4 tunnel under the
Falls - Gin Times.
Rot she has done thing so little ne to
construct an underground railroad. and s'ea
Niger every now and then. - Louisville
.Iaur.
Fr1Tn the f3,4y,m make abou, Stealing
his ger n1w aad them" one might think
yCa consider il matter of considsrale i'm.
nartsncr, and not very "littie" thing -
ora. Tins
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18
BEAUTY and UTILITY.

w invite the special attention 81 those in want o
w Books For The Table 10 our hac variety ofthost
ar,icles:--
Spisnddy Bound ard illustrated;
We hay all the Favoriie p. cts;
number of Elegant Floral Works;
And various tpular Works in Prose;
We will pama few OF them;
Particular. adapted for Presentation Books;
The White yei!. A Bridal Gin;
Tapper's Proverbiai Philosophy, superb Editions
The Diadein, The souvenir;
Byron, Antique Birding, Quarto sze;
Ditto Gilt MorJeeo,
Burns, do do
Poets OF Connecticut.
Dictionary al Pnetisal Quotations Antiques;
Fiortbel. poetr, OF overs;
Mrs Heman's Poems, Papier Machc Binding;
With Many Others EqHany Fine,
For sale very Low.
june 2l,I9S AtNo. LIE Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18
DAVENPORT MUSIC SCHOOL.

I'VE subscriber has rented and fitted up rosm No.
i 8, ID Stdr, lie ars Block, furnishing it with
seats, u good Piano Forte Black Board, DC; where
he III open Music school, consisting OF -four elias
10 commence as soon as the classes are formed,
VIZ
Juvenile Glass in the rudimcn's of music, going
through thorough course OF instruction; meeting on
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
An Adult Class commencing with the rudimanis
and going through thorough coarse, IN eei!bg one
evcnu. eath week.
Glce CT ,ss for the practice Of secular music,
'ctEg once aweek.
An Advanced Class IN the practice Of sacred Music,
meeting 0ncoa week.
The School is intended Ia he perlnanr mt and will
afford good opportrni. for those wis "ish to get
good musical Education at . little expense.
Terms for "a Lessons for the uyeniic Class, 90
lrlee :. 200
Advanced ~ 200
Instructions the Piano and Melodean for ~ les
sJns Unloading finsranel for practice, si5 20
Piano FJrtes timed at shortnotiee.
For farther information inquire III J. \. trand2l d
Co.'S Music Store, No. he Claire Row.
june 20, 1865 d-3m II. t. STEVEAS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

PLEAsisr SP1Rr.-tt is s.a,.d that 4
moved D, Of Indiana h,s recently created
qune sensation among members OF the
'"eolcat prorssion in that section, by his
'ucc'ss IN trapping tape worms. He has
invented gold trap, less than an inch in
ths'h and about a quarter ofan inch in d.
ameter. bait is placed within the trap.
Sho' after the patient has tasted several
u,ys' the apparatus is lowered, by means
w string, down the throat Of the patti, mt.
Inc worm which is supposed to be hungry,
pnsnes INTO the trap to seize the bait, and
rs instantly caught by descending port
WIS aud the operator, feeling Il bite, pulls
w 'he string and draws out trap, worm and
a." The invention Of such trap is no fic-
WWG' 1t has actually been patented at
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

we haze frequently mentioned, says the
N. 7. Tones, the able and independent con
duet OF the Herman paper, the Zsituag, pub
lished III San Antonio, Texas, ana epecial.
" its bold and argume nta'yeopposition to
slavery as fatal to the progress and growth
OF Texas. The following paragraph from
the Austin STATE Gazetts shows the freedom
Of discussion which there prevails and the
manner in which the arguments Of the lett
aa9 are met
This Free Soil organ has column and
a quarter dedica,edto the Gazette 1t is the
iirs!. and sc ,rnst the last time that we
shali mud this incendiary sheet upon our ta-
be. In Louisiana it would come within
the range ofihc statutes which provide for
the imprisonment foF life, or the infection ot
tss penalty Of dsaA upon any person who
shall publish or distribute" such works
He intimates that all the Germans in Texas
are as bitterly opposed to negro slavery as
he is, and he has The impudencc to defy US
ito strike at the root Of the metter"--these
are his words --"unIess we stop the imigra.
ton of Germans" II certainly becomes
the iermans to disivow this organ Ii
we could believe his assertions to be true.
tee could not alloU a German 10 tread our soil.
This beautiful AMI lovely country, intend
cd by its products Of cotton to be the home
OF millions OF our Southern sons, and by its
position and resources capable OF welding
the sceptre Of political and commercial pow
er IN the South, is too precious a heritage
TO be despoled atthis time by AboIitionists,
and that incendiary hand, too, TO come from
foreigners to whom we have rendered the
rights of American citizens We hope to
see the Law Of Louisiana reenrctcd in Tex
as and carried into execution"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18

A WHITE GIRL KipaAPFED.-A white
girl, fourteen years OF age, the daughter ul
Mr.. Samnpl Godshal, residing within three
miles OF Downington, Chester County, Pa,
was kiinappeda few days since while walk.
ing across field, BY two genteelly dressed
men, who covered her mouth with plas-
ter, placed her 10 close CARR ge, and drove
toward the Mar, land line. Finally, with
out do!nghar further violence, except tina,
occasionally when her sobs and Efforts 10
cry prevailed, they Threatened to kno X her
brains out with the whip, they lifted her
out OF the carriage and Jeff her in the road
~ secluded spot, where she was found ard
relieved by some person passing that way.
The solution Of the outrage is said 70 be
that the men mistook her fo- mul4ttp, and
designed taking her 70 the State of Mlry-
land. Ascertaining, however, while on the
route, that they had made prisoner ofa sun
burnt white girl, they concluded to make
the best Of an error by giving her ie1ve to
hnd her way home, and they 10 get out of
Chester County as quickly as possible
Chic Press.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18
Dook h Stationary.

IlERFDRATED Paper.
l White aud Assorted Colors;
For sale at
May 80, 1855 No. lie Claire Block.
DoxEs of Paints;
ID 0sbornes Water Coiors;
English ditto;
caeap Toy faints For sale
may 80 AtSo. LIE Claire Block.
& aRGEAT's Standard Reader;
y sinth.s illustrated Astronomy;
Afdll supply received and For Sale
may 30 No. 7 LIE Claire Block
Extra Bound Ledger;
II Journals;
Day Books;
Common Full bound ditto;
Common Cheap do do
Taserh Registers; For sale
may 30 No. Lie Claire Block
I } ECEtPT Books. Bill Books;
Ii Books of Blink Notes;
saeets Of Blank Notes aud Draft;
Ditto Bills i.aiing; For sale
may 80, .ei5 AtNo. I lie Claire Block.
JUST Received by Express a, No. lie Claire Block,
lot ri .rge Le. al Envelopes:
Tracing Cloth: Bill Books. etc;
Also Agricultural Publications, consisting OF
Landscape, Gardening; Farm implements and
homes FIR the Peopi,; New Works;
May Flower, by II. Beecher stowe;
Western Tourist, etc; Maps Of Iowa:
Hem, Williams & ca. Township, for Families, ION
Rollers.) aud Davenport Directory;
June4 VIII. HOLMES + Co
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18
STOVES,
JuSr nEcrIVED
Iirect from New York City,

PicacIs. Preserves Pick led by ST rs,
)icke ed i.cbsc-s. Hasins Figs, almonds, Fiibers,
l English WalnGts, Bra zii. Nuts, Hc. ALSO. Lante
Durreuts, Lemon sugar, xtraet vi o5ee, also hne
lot of
MACKEREL, GOLDFISH AND SALMON
in barrels and Kits or by the pound Spill, Peas, Can.
did Ciro.. Tomato Ca,sup, Pepper Sauce, re, Also
4 arge lot of New Jersey White Ziuc in % aud SC ID
kegs for Painting which | offer for sale at the low
price OF stt per hundred Together with large lo'
othings too numerous 10 mention. all OF whieh can bs
found at J. w. NiLEf'S
Davenport June u l-55u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18
Second St, one door from Perry,
NRNpnIST
May 3I-d~iy

cUNDRlES.-Ba Bacon, Flour, Soaps, Candies. Spices,
BRO rms, Salt, Vinegar, Riee, etc, together with
of Staple Groceries, Produce and
Provisions hand aud viii be Receiving weekly du-
ring the season, for sale low by
June22 J. WEAVER, Jf, * W.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18
Life Insurance

TIME Agency OF .sTHE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANIES New York, formetl held
by Messrs. Coo, s. Sargent has been transferred 10
tbs undersigned.
This Company Is one ofthe strongest and best con-
Quoted Ate Insurance Companies iH the United States.
Its presentaecua 4ted assets arno ant t, S3,000tOo.
Persons no ling policies ia this Company, whether
from this or any other agency, may have their pay
ments rcceipied this office. Office on west side of
Main between Front and Second SIS.
july iJjd.3w H. u HOFFMAN, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18
BuildinU Lots,

SEyERAL splendid lots, well located, for sale. in
rulion' Is Addition to Davenport OIL 5 yeaIscredit
n man of the SO lots can be seen at Dawson lrue''
off re, on Brady street,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18
THE HAT AND CAP TRADE.

GREEN. having purchased the entire stool
n Of .,reon 4 Leavenworth. will continue to oner
"a Inc people OF pavenpon and vicinity, every quail
it's and style OF Raisand Caps At tne IoS preee.
them III ing the past, no hopes by keeping coed
tnaL a low prices, 10 merit continued faNors. All
CLAIMS Tor OF against Green LsSsenwo rth will be
settled blythe undersigned. A. GkEkN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18
EMIGRANTs TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

ITESS, Wi iiams q Cos Township Maps are the
best. being eompiiedffo the United states SUR
views, o;iciil nftrinatiou, ana personal rccounois
sauce: showing IA streams. roads towns, post Offices
County seats, works of Internal improvement. etc.
etc Being published within the s.te IN fact the
cnly teliable aud complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Beiov regularly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the sale ~
these maps are prepared 60 furnish them 10 The
trade ~ III publishers lowest wholesale rsies. or by
the single copy. Also:
2aU 10. j ii. CaltomS Goa ID Ensign. Bridguar
Earnings maps oft the United states. Western States
and the states uf Illinois. Iowa Wisconsin and MIS-
sour; aud Re, ritores III Minnesota. Kansas and Ne
br.ssa, Ebrsgie, wholesale o. RETAIL by
WARREN RHAWN.
Book .silersana Stationers, bealersip Wal Paper,
Window shaies, etc. Illinois street Rock Island,
Post oificc Davenport apl. 81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-18
LOTS TO LEASE


Agency for the Sale OF Intoxicating Liquors.
T.. STEVENSON has been appointed an Agent
% for Sc count! 10 sell liquors for medicinal, me.
,hluical and Sacramento purposes, in accordance
with The provisions OF the ..Prnhbiiory Liquor Law"
al the Drug Store Of STEVENSON Il CARnAnAg, in the
city of Davenport. W. III RRlS.
July idw3w 20. Judge.
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