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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
Humorous.

The y. y. Tfisaas vamps up an old story
o. the tri.l Of one Mr.. Wragg. which has
been long enough out of point to receive
the gloss of novelty. We give only the
conclusion. Mr., Wrags is brough, before
the Judge aud commanded 10 define his po.
s,iion which he does ia The most lucid man
ner, thus
Mr. Wragy-Liss nigh, about 10 O'Clock
Twas going along the streets quietly and
transformations With NY mind occupied
IN profound mediation; suddenly my
thoughts and vision were simultaneously ar
rested, not by member of police, but ny
an old hat Mhich was lying on the sidewalk
Now have a deep aversion 10 an OLD hat.
Ia tact might say that the whole world
has rooted ant;patby to old hats. u may
! be because old hats are emblematicai OF
man going down the hill of adversely Men
under such circumstance, and old hats re-
! ceiye The same kind of treatmen, yiz:--k,css.
Now nins men out of ten seeing that old
/ hat living on the sidewalk, as did, would
| have given II a kick; and that, sir. was just
what did IL Kicked that old hat, and not
only that. bu, also kicked trightiusiy
felt myself falling forward, aud unfortunate
| iy fell against fat woman with suificien'
force to cause her TO fall; in falling. she
knocked down ladder; one end Of the ladder
struck me, In, other hit carthorse; the
horse CAV a Jump and the carman was
/ thrown off from his cart: he fell on oai-
| terrier dog; the dog gave yell and %, inc
| carman who rolled over ON mei Niger
T. L 4. al
| rushed out OF an alley. and kicked the car
man for falling on his dog; the carman PICK
| cd up a stone and th-ewit at the Niger, but
unfortunately il went through the window OF
the Datch,nan's grocery. aud fell INTO but
te. tub: the Dutchran came out; by THIS
time had got up and WAS aboutto castigate
a boy whom | saw laughing, from which
circumstance | was led to believe that he
had put the stone in the old hat; ran after
the boy. When he saw my bel!icose at.i-
tuie, he yelled out for his father. The
| Dutchman ran after me, and Just as caught
| the boy, the Dutchman caught me. Sir,
4 nv phy power as not suffi cient cope
with both. | am not a Sampson. was
vanquished; no, only that, sir, but when re-
| leased from their grasp was taken by three
or four other Dutchman, who brought me
10 the police office. This, sir, 10 use the
| language Of another, is the head and tail
of my offending.
Judae-Your story Mr.. Wragg, is certain
| " hard one ii true. That it is true is rath-
er confirmed BY the fact that the witnesses
who arrested you hfve failed to appear. You
are discharged. In future should advise
| you to restrain your passion, for kicking
superanuated tiles.
Mr. wragg left apparently satisfied with
/ the decision OF the Judge.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
For the Gazet.e
Killed hy Lightning.

Dir. EpIToR:-A young man by the name
OF John Vanzant, while returning from the
harvest field about o'slock on the even
ing of the 10Th day of July, was struck by
lightning on the premises of Me-. Montgom-
cry Thompson, near Aliens Grove, in Scott
county, and killed instantaneonsly. An
other young man BY the name of Goldsmith
Ross was walking by his side a. the dis
tance Of about or 8 feet, but providential-
IL escap ped with 10 further injury than be-
irg knocked down, probably by the force OF
the stroke Tie usual remedies were tried,
but all without avail. The former resi-
dence of the deceased. from all that could
be learned, was the State OF Pennsylvania
At the time of his death, S so in cash and
tao notes of hand, one for $40 and the other
for IS. were found in his possession, which
with his clothes. which were OF not much
value, viii be delivered up 10 his friends on
paying for his necessary b. rial expenses.
H. was decentiy inferred on the day follow
ing in the burying ground in Ailen's Grove.
Yours, &c, c. T. ScorT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

horse thief was arrested in ST. Louis
the other day, and sent By Capt Miehan to
Springfield, III, under the escort OF Mr..
Bailey and son, from the former of whom be
hal stolen horse. 1t appears that the
party stopped somewhere in Illinois TO wa
Ter their horses, and that the father and son
dsmounted, handing the brides Of their
horses to the tl.ief 10 hold, whose feet were
tied together under his horse. Watching
a favorable opportunity, the daring fellow
put whip to the horses and dashed of with
all three of them, in full galiop, much TO
the CONSERVATION OF his custodians. He
succeeded in making his escape with bis
booty
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
From the New York Tribune.

MONEY Matters amount Of orders
for American securities received by the
Atlantic was larger than by any previous
steamer for long time. They are however
nearly all from Lonjon. Parties here con
nec,ed with Continental houses do not an
.icipa,e any considerable orders until about
the LIST Of Sep,em, er. All the English
letters speak Of growing disposition to in
vest in we'll known American securities,
and quite considerable operations at improv-
ing prices. The principal transactions
had been in Illinois Central New York
Central and Erie Bonds and Stock. iili-
nois Central Free!and Bonds, with large
transactions, had advanced or per cent.
Construction Bonds per cent and the sup-
piy offering was limited Erie and Michi-
gan Contra! Bonds were also buoyant. A.
mong the purchases to-day on these orders
have been considerable amounts Of Illinois
Central Bonds and stock, and some Erie
Bonds and stock, and New York Central
Bonds. A few Government stocks have
come on: for sale, the high quotation being
temptation. The letters speak OF con-
tinued ease in the money market. loans on
stock being to 2 per cent. and discounts
easy at per cent. On the continent the
markets are scarcely SO easy as in London.
The exchanges were becoming more favo-.
able, and il was thought that the export of
gold TO the continent would be checked.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

VALUABLE PEorgKTy.-By the follow
ing e1ua-t from the Lyons Clinton Co..
Miro, OF two weeks since, bat whirh W.
End on our table this morning, we shoult
Judge that property rates enormously higf
in that town. As the place contsins NJ
church nor expensive buildings, We pre-.
sumo the report TO be buFlesqae. W.
extract from the proceedings Of ,he cry
coanril:
.The committee appointed aud author
lied to purchase City property. made re.
pyrt Of the following purchase:
slot NJ ii 10 block 8 in old pla; Of Ly
ons Cay. for the sam ef $500 600, with al
the buildings thereon-S290. 900 10 be paid
in fourteen days e. N da,e-Sl 3o0J0 to BE-
paid IN city orders OF script, payable ID three
months, with ten per cent. interest. Pos
session to be gwen Of all The buildings ex
eept lie ''ehureb proper" within so days.
Tae deed to be given on payment Of the
100000. interest on $4,000 70 com
rnence from the date OF the decd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

Fasalo1s FcR AUGvsT.--We give the
following synopsis Of the feshions Tor tbs
month FOR our lady readers. In dresses
the skirts are still very full, but are si'saa.s
decreasing in length; those made Of si!k iraH
bur one or tro inches; while those OF The
Eyh,e. materials only reach the floor
{Good.) Bodies are still short and round
cd, corsase low. and heart shaped in front.
The whist ia finished by narrow belt ana
f-ill about SIX inches in depth. trimmed
with rows of graduated fringe, scolloPed,
or fringed ribbons. The sleeves afe either
loose, and flowing from the arm, trimmed
10 correspond with The waist, or loosely
pufsed, and finished by a frill around the
hand. The front Of the waist is either
plain across the shoulder. or gathered INTO
: yoke at the top, and "a gathered two thirds
orthe distance across the front at the belt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
rolx,es news,

The telegraph arrangements - this Gay
are yesy .coafused. Before the arrival OF a
steamer we receive additional news by her.
Without any notice that the Asia had ar
rived at Halifax, on Saturday we had !afthsr
news b. her. especially teiegraphed for
this pare-. aai yet no later than that waieh
cane By mil in the Chicago papers. We
eondcnse below few items Of imp ,stance
tina, We fai in the earlier news by tbs ar
rival:
Several Russian sor,ies have been made
but we're repaised. The French works have
approached close to the Malakof aud the
capture osthatp place was considered probably
a. an early day.--Lori Ragian's body had
been shipped to England, The Ffehe"
troops have formed an avenue for 10 pass
.hronsh. frem the camp to the sea, TWO
miles long John Campbell died WIN
in Sehassopol, and under flag oil truce h's
.word "a. Misunderstanding operations 10
,hr Ra,t;c are repor,ed.-Ausiriai rs reported
to have secretly issued a strong peace CIR
eu,ar 10 the German Diet, towhien tue Die'
responds tina, fresh measures Go not seem
called for. The Austrian and Prussian eao-
ine,s are on most friendly terms DIR. Ar
naun, Napoleon Bonaparie's physician On
st. Helena, is dead. : Dan Escalanta i ap-
pointed Miais,e. from Spain at Wash ng'oh
in piscc of Cueto.-The rapture between
Spain aal Rome is said to be complete
The clergy a, Madrid have demanded pass
ports.-The Black Warrior difficulty settled
by indemnity Of one laillon reals. An
American captain has been the hrsf 70 re-
fuse psvment OF the Hanoyerisn state dues
Denmark protests against demand Of me
U. S. respecting aba,emen, of the SOUND
dues. and deems il impossible TO comply on SO
sh,r, a no,ice.-A Vienna letter in the Co
l.gae G azette repeats the assertion iha'
d,fsrsnces have arisen between the Izar
Alexander and his brother Constantine anu
ihs Panee OF Prussia goes to 81. petersburg
as mediator.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

Isxrxse puBLic LAND SALEs.-ihe va
.;o,,l In,sili3enoer states tina, The oIhelai re-
turns show ,aa, ls,o25,7so acres OF Pao nc
lands have been ssld during enc fiscal year
ending solh June last, for watch there has
been received, in cash and scrip, the sum
ofSlo.57o. $50. This is exclusive OF me
Ina located wiki military bounty land VAR
rnn,s in the same period. The agsr gate
OF the public lands, the title IN wtieh hts
thus been transferred from the Government
10 individuals, was never before 50 large IN
a single year Even in the great year Ct
speculation in the public domain, 1885, the
whole quantity sold and otherwise alehee
was not as great.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

c. NJ CLAY.-Tue Louisville Joarn al
speaks thus of Mr.. Clay's recen, addresses
in Kentucky:
We think that such -cpinions as those
of Mr Clay aud Mr.~Fee are wrong and OF
a mis- ehieyous tendency, but We rejoice to
see Mr.. Clay vindica;ing fearlessly the free
dom OF speech Enamel pationis,s have a
right to speak their opinions publicly IN
Kentucky, so long as they speak them on
" to white men. We abhor mob law, and
We thank every man, who, like Cassius NJ.
Clay, has the manliness to set it at def
ance."
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
To the Merchants Of Iowa.
NEW CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
ID w ADJ ES Z, ca

HAVING en- tbe Store, AZ Market street. Phila-
i deiphIa: Cor mcrly occupied by Fgssit d Co.
aud having recUred the service The tasty Cut
t"rs, are Manufacturing an entirety stock
ofCoihiHg Of every description and il is our inten-
ton at all times to Keep large stock OF the newest
agd most desirable CipihiHg suitable for the Western
market. y. NAPLES. formerly Of Dubuque having
spent the last twenty years in the West and inp
the wants OF Western Merchants he feels that he cam
not fail give snliTe satisfaction 10 all that he
may have the pIeaslae OF doing business with. Our
Linen Furnishing Room. we thina can
not be surpassed as all our Shirts, Collars De-. &c
are made 10 order iwiil afford as much pleasure to
have you call and make u pleasant examination OF
our stock. p. NAPLES d co.
July 9Th, 'a5-w-ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

The Mayor of Athens is reported to have
said a shnr, time since to Rev. DR.. King,
the American Minis,er:-"With the Prot
estants we may one day form one fold, I'M
der one shepherd; but with the Roman Cath
oIics never" The increased hatred Of the
Greeks towards the Catholics, which is so
very apparent, is in part owing to the
dispute abou, the holy sepuIchre u, Jeru-
salem.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
"A Poetic Gem.

SAxnnever penned nything more charm
ing than the following lines upon his Thir'
ty-ninth birthday. which we find in the vel
supplied Editors Table oil the knicser6ocae'
for August:
Anne. tn moments will not stay,
Another year has rolled asay
And June ltha second scores tue Tine
That tctis ms anu rhirts nine.
As thus haste the milo stones hy,i
mark the numbering witha sigh;
And vet It's Idle 20 repine,
I've come SO soon TO Thirt. ninc'
All. faw That roam this world Of ours.
oieei It's ih,rs, aud pluck It's flowers,
Have irod hriyhte path than mine,
From 0lilhe thirteen 10 fhirt. nine!
Health, homo and friends, Qife's solid part,)
i merry laugh, fresh yoang heart,
Poetic dreams aud low divine
Have not these at Thir,y.nincy
u Time forego thy wontad spite,
And lay thy future ashes light,
And, trust me, will not rcpine.
AZ twice the eaunt OF Thirty nine.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
LUaBER IN MINNESOTA. The Minneso.

LUaBER IN MIssEsoTA.- The .MtaheSo-
tiaH OF the cath uit. says:
We learn that the recent rains, : hicb
have been much more abundant in Wiscon-
sin that in this immediate vicinity, have so
much swollen the small tributaries of the
St Croix as to cause rise in the latter
stream OF about two ieet; and that in con.
sequence ofwhich there had al eady come
down into the ST Croix Boom, on Satur
day last, upwards OF 10000 logs or nearly
100000 feet. This is most gra,liying
news to the people Of that valley.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

The Sheriff Of St. Louis county, on Tues
dsy last, served notice upon the Trustees
ihs, application for an injunction against
the sale Of the Ohio and Mississippi Kali
road would be filed in the Common Pleas
on Friday. II Will be recoilected that the
sale is advertised TO take place on the 9Th
instant.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

Three splendid priz 5. the least Of which
is .S25 in gold, i'll be offered to the lad 5
of'Senecl County, Oaic, at the next annual
fair, October, 1875, Tor the swiitest running
at foot race. Boomer dresses are not pro-
scribed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
A LIBERAL REWARD.

4 YOKE OF four year Old oxen. one OF them II brin.
4 die, with the tob of the horns cut oil, little
white under the teih; The other Z red one went
es.ray from the farm the Undcrsien-d IN Hickor,
Grove some7 weeks agp. The finder viii be LIBERAL,
rewarded,
Aug. LIT, w.3t Ut. II AEsER
BanG' please copy and send bin Denok raj Office
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

FiRE We hear that the store If ". Fer
gusnn Esq, Of Camden NJ It's was d s'roged
By fire few nights since. We do net
know the damage or whether il was insured.
II was supposed 10 be the work OF an incen-
diary r. | Repah.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

No l2r--A House o. eofH gf StB Slfe,l. Er,,.
IL stABd-lot q. Block %. Iu0Ni tzSsttt p, Sa'
NrhaAgedto for ial,d ia soou coGfty ''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

One of the "Do-Nothings" in Boston, a
dandy pTomenader of Washington and 9TH
er fashionable streets, with sandy whiskers,
thin face, Panama hat, nice fitting ginves.
was arrested, charged with being an idle
person. without any means OF support. or
course he Indignantly plead not guilty TO
such charge, and at the request of his
counselth examination was postponed IN
iii the I'd of August, bail being required at
SO, which at last accounts he had not pro-
cured and was still 10 durance vile. Among
the witnesses against him is the brother OF
aynung lady to whom he has been paying
some attentions, and from whom, according
to the brother. he has obtained runs Of
money at various times, amounting in the
aggregate to from two TO three hundred dol
lars. Other females, TO whom he has been
attentive have, it is said, contributed to his
support; md there are numerous boarding
house keepers, taiors, &c &c, wh1 have
"smai! bills" against him--Bostoa Post.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

The Phillips House was sold at Sheriff
sale on Saturday for sal $50. The nur-
chaser is NJ jameson, OF Mansfield. Ohio.
The House cost nearly double the money
II is now. and las been. first class house
in every Specialization laRr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

Among tn. obituary mott ,es of em;nen
persons reported by the Atlantic, is that OF
Rear Admiral Sir William Edward Parry
the A cite Navigator from ISIS 70 1926. -
He died on the 7th ult., at Ems in Germ1-
nv
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

MoyoSA Co.--The .Preparation News
and f ,,hraim's Messenger" reaches US reg
ulariy from this peculiar county. II ad-
vertses for sale several volumes Of "Iion's
Harbinger and Baneemy's Organ,' pubir-
cation with which we are unacluain'ed. -
Iopd Reporter.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
TO CONTRACTORS.

'INHE undersigned IL prepared and VIII cont ue
J. To receive. Gnill August i5h, Proposais for The
construction Of thr Road bed OF the frs Division OF
the heOkuk, Mt. Pleasant Muscatine Railroad
Said work 10 consist of Clearing, Grabbing. Ora.
ding, and Masonry.
Plan, prohlcs and SPECIFICATIONS, may be seen al
t.a oicc OF the Engineer, in Keokuk, after August
lsi
Said work will be let In specific iobs. or by Sec
tons, or as whole, as may b. deemed best for The
Interest II the company.
Contractors will stale, in their proposals, the time
"hSn The! viii be ready TO begun Inc work In the
event OF its being given To theta.
The Company reserves The right NJ the letting.
Of making such dspo.iti u OF the bids as may b,
deemed best for its Interests.
AN proposals will be seated.
J.. X H0RNISH.
Gen. Agent X. Nj =, and 81. Il. f. Co.
Esotuk, JuIy 55tit.--d, Wit.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

A census OF Milwaukee has Just been
completed. by which it appears that its pop
nlation is a little over 10000. Olthis mum
Der 1862 are foreign born. The increase
since 1906 is IO0S8
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
Unimproved Lands.

1000 acresiL Scott County,
5000 - - Cedar
3,suO - Muscattne"
Together with largc amount oflnhdin Johnson poiI
Po~esheik, Clinton, Marshall. JAEGER ahu '''
counties "a,
Amy or all of the ABOVE lands, cit! lots or pf'P'"
re oferedior sale b,
GEORGE l.. NItkoLlF'
Geuers Land Agent.
Suryeyrand Subdivisions 0f Land made hithe IN ~,
rice ~ -" Apln
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
TO the Lovers of Eruits,

INWICHELL IL GiLLETr, Announces TO
i the frait growing public, thai they re now pru
pared To- furnish cGns. and put up fruit. whieh the,
viii WARRANT to Keep through the winner.
We have h I'D experience, uiiI eau do That We pro
pose. Iaus male of amy size ana Prepared nj al
times, togo tothe hpus;, put up tEc ruli. and sea
the cans.
The scasnutpf preparing The fruit Is coming
oH.,aHd those who srst TO leave their ORDERS "a ii
be the ilrstt be served directions With regard Il,
putting fruits may be obained by ra;iiag on tn
under siyned. TNiCHkIt q GItLET.
Davenport. Aug. Isl, '55.d-tf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

The "Mathew Ward named IN ieAaS
. candidate for Congress, is not the ken
tucky murderer, but well known merchant
formerly residing in Jefferson, Texas
.He is very good msn with very Oaa
name''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

A HORSE WITH ONLY THREE LEGs.-We
clip the following from the New York f.
peaing Posi-:
..The brig Isabella, from Humacoa, Por.
to Rico, arrived this morning, has on board
horse, full grown, and having but three
legs, two hind and one fore leg. There is
no appearance of any joint or place for the
other leg. The animal is very small. He
is remarkably active, and manages to get
along at respectable gait"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
G NLDE MOULDSN,

4 superior article u MOulds for Moulding Candles
I \ Of Hard brtania Ieta |, and warranted. Manu-
tuctursd by John CHiyehey. Also. sy riGgos Surgical
Instruments. and Britannia Ware.
JOHN CALgERLEY.
iug. ~, WIN 100 Race street, Phindeiphia.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

MYSTERIOUS. The Buffalo Express, no.
tees the arrival at that port from the West
of consignment of"54 barrels Of peas"
Not that there is anything intrlnsicaiiy
strange about peas, but then they were
consigned TO e0fse grinding establish
mcni.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

The population of Toronto is something
over 80 900. II is beautiful city, no 9th.
er upon the shores of Lake Ontario having
SO much 10 attract the traveller
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

A DASpY's SENTIMENTS. Commercial
Gent.-"The. war, sir, will be terrible
hindrancet TO all kinds Of business" DAN
dy-"Dessay! D'iighted TO hear it-always
had greatest axersiopt' all kinds of BUSH
ness"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

Hon. JoHx WooDs, prominent maa OF
Ohio, having served that State IN several
public capacities, died at his residence in
Hamilton on the 3oth ult.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

A man named Warner is in Jail al Roch-
ester for having attempted to obtain l4p0o
on forged draft, which he had altered from
one of only SIS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
Arr,vais a. lie CIa7re noa.e,
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Kept by Jas. Mullin, Front Street,

ARRIVED.
August Royal arch, Glime, Galena.
L-mariine, hdsir, Museaiine.
Navigator, IbamllBe, St Paul.
Col. Morgan, MeCune, 81 Louis.
DEPARTED,
Royal Arch, CLINE, Galena.
Laniartine, Adair, Muscatine.
Navigator, Chamline, 81 Louis.
Col. Morgan, heCsne. s. Paul.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
Green's 2d Addition

20l"ls ON 30 and i.h streets well s,:os'ed, al"
prle. aud longtiase. ri
~ lots Ia Mekeuzie's subdiy isior, uH ttn sac 'N
trcets--olly S3ee. eath
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

The mother Of Horace Greeley died ai
Wayne, Erie County. Pom, on the 27th
ofJuiy. The father II Mr.. Greeley is stil
living.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06
Sugar Cured Hams!

10 TIERIS, tANN AS-ED. ye,
10 choice and pa. up with extra care rof fun.
tis
For sale cheap halesEie & retElb
JACOB WEAVER JrG CO.
y. Il. This lot Of Hams Is offered II the trade. ID
families upon favorable terms lower Ihnn she, can b,
bought III -. Louis, Chicago, 81 Cincinnati.
july 2iai.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-06

NO. 10 "A Splrtdh. Fassn Of 70 rercs 10 seize
H. I. 50, Nesi % ACRES aacrynll'y Jstug It at,s
fimber. an exeei!usi Iayvrn stand lear !os..a
Grove ,Otu.
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