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RILLLARD4.

Culver MEDAL AWARDED TO LEONARD A RIM.
jamin at The Worlds Pair 1854 for the best biafs
.oDsasrs5 r nr.bppp ons % n The
We HAYES splendid stock Of billiard tables cloths balls
cues feathers, Ao Ae cheap, for sale LEONARD BNN
yAMIN, highest premium makers, $50 3rosdWsy. N B.
Two second hAad tables. ohssp. Tor sAis.
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/ wanted Immediately; Also trunk box maker In.
eure between and 10 A. H.. only. RullmAn Co.. III
Broadway.
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THREE HOUSE PAINTERS; NO OTHERS BUT GOOD
l. workmep. Apply to Geo Ilsjer, Of Sd
and 23d st. Also two young who wish to AAish their
business have o COED chance.
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NTANTED-A CARPENTER AND A PAINTER, TIC
work in the country. Inquire Ut l67 William st..
floor. front room
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BOARDING AGENCY. NO AsToR PLACE
ID Boarding houses and private families supplied with
boarders Persons wishing to board d.
rected to do houses free of number Of
DEMAREST a BASSET
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS GARDENER; a MAN
w who understands gardening in ell it's branches
would take charge Of Alarm Address Vine Herald oce,
for two days.
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.yNANTED-FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHIC BUSINESS,
w active and intelligent young who has some
esperepee in the daguerrean art Apply to Quincy Frede
rioks $40 Broadway.
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BOARD IN BRooKLYN.-TWO OR THREE SIEGLI
~ gentlemen or lady and gentlemen, can be scoommo
dated with two pleasant second story prvat
family few minutes walk from Fulton ferry by applyn;
tll2 Sands street. References exchanged.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A MOST RESPECT.
w able Protestant girl dressmaher and seamstress;
thoroughly understands cutting and ttag ladies' and chill
5ren dresses objection to assist In work
70 the country Beet OF city reference from her last
place. Call at Greenwich avenue, in the rear Can
seen tNo la
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

The Camanche Chit in spes king OF the
abuse Mr. Thorington has received from the
slave organs in our State, very truthfully
says
Senators Jones and Douglas received
the thanks Of those journals for package
after package, marked fret was right fol
those betrayer. Of freedom 10 scatter the
speeches broadcast throughout the State
they could frank their documents breath
ing the pestilental yapors Of slavish oil
garchy, melting both North and South &c
acts Of treason, robbery and blood shed
documents whose only aim is the assassin
alton Of liberty, and the extension and per,
pe,uity Of slavery. But the moment Rep.
resentative ThoriDg,on exercises this priv,
i!ege for the purpose Of disseminating the
doctrines of republcanism, Of civil and re.
ligious liberty, the organs Of Slavery ex.
tension charge him with abusing and pros.
titu,ing privilege guaranteed to every
member oil Congress"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
Iev. Fruit

Aludi.g 10 the address Of Mr.. Barry to
the N. w. Frui, Grow ere Convention, the
burlington Gazette mentions the fine COM
pliment that that distinguished fruit cult
va,or paid to the fruit raised in Iowa. tie
said that she had visited for some years
past most of the Pathological Conventions
in the United States and had frequently
served on committees for testing and deel-
ding upon frui,s. had Travelled extensively
in Europe where he had attended fruit ex-
hibiiions and examined many OF their most
celebrated experimental orchards and gar
Aens for the purpose Of posting himself
upon the subject. end kad nece- sfors sen
snytAi.s 10 Equal lie traits sr0asn here, partic-
ui.rly Apples and Pears. Indeed" he
further remarked, that "the same varieties
grown here were SO much larger and hner
than similar ones grown in other places as
20 have induced him to believe them ne"
varieties had he not examined the trees and
found them the same"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
n. ys,l 4 ssbas.spsl.
LFasRD aASDssss, Exs,or.

Aftcr lseigs Of eleven months 10 which
the most determined bravery has been cx-
hibited on The one side and an equal amount
81 endurance on the other, Sebastopol has
q length fallen into the hands Of the Aliies.
Alses three days homesrdmcnt. during which
tiue the fring wss kept up inc essan,ly'
the fiaal sssaul, Was made, The Engl'sh
carried the Redan With comparative ease
and planted their Asgs there; eu, they were
net permitted long to retain il, rs the Rus
siscs attacked them with so much lmpein'
osisy they wee forced to abandon the wefk'
The French directed their attack on the
Malskoff and before night that tower was
In their possession. After explosing the'r
magazines, blowing up their public build
ines, sinking their vessels OF war and nr'ng
everything combus,ibls. the Russians va
r..ed the whole OF the sonth side of the
town and LEFT i, in the possession OF the Al
lies. Al the la,est accounts they had mol
ven,ured to enter the suburbs, as every
building vac either in flames er in ashes
Thus after siege unparalleled in history
ar IL Shssinacy and the scientific skill dis'
pleyed in iss prosecution. and after the ios'
,e4aore than ore hundred thousand hvee'
6slsesopol has a, length fallen into the
hands OF the Allies.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
l So 5.
JANUARY,

=
THE English had 4,3s7 men in The
hospitals at Seutari, dying at on average
rate of sixty per day. The Turkish army
was being cut OF at the rate Of f.rty men
day.
IL -Forty Russians and seventeen
French killed ia sortie.
i3-Seventy-,ou Russians, forty -eigh,
English, and twenty-six French killed in q
sortie
15.-Allies los, Ioi, in a sor,ie. and the
Russians 2i0.
2o.-Russisns and French lost forty nine
nien in sortie.
2s.--One hundred end seventy six French
and ffty-nine Russians killed in sortie.
aI.--One hundred and eighty-fve French
killed. and lt5 wounded In a sortie. Rus
s.sn loss not stated.
From 2s,h December. 1854, 10 9th of
January, the Russians said they had lost -
X lied or disease of wounds 1901
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
ENORMOUS SALE OF LOTS!
On Saturday. the 9th day Of October, 1855,

IN EADS' ADDiIlOS To W ESI DASESPORl!
NTUCH the largest sale of Suburban Lots ever Of
ANl fered in THE city by private owners will TAX .
place that day al ~ O'Clock A. on the premises
omnionses ef hacks will leave every half honr from
till past ~ orlk. precisely from the front Of the Of
fee OF kads stewart lie Claire Block, to convey all
who wish TO purchase. free Of charge, 10 and from
said premises.
This sale viii be positive and will afford the las,
chance 10 purchase lois in this beautiful addition AT
public safe.
Were il not that our city is daily overnowiag with
siranrep, should not deem n description OF those
lot. necessary, as Who eonversant at all ilh
III beautiful surroundings of the place OF
tn beauty Of tho property offered. The addition
now offered is situated To miles below the city
embracing bluff and bottom land, from some parts OF
which are most magnificent viz vs. Of Rock lssL
Armstrong, davenport nd q humber OF miles up and
down the riv.r Ia vies Of the large number Of lot.
Il be sold, the owner has adopted such terms to
place il within the reach o ever, II become a
purchaser. Terrs one-nfth in hand, one fflh In !.
nne-nf,b In 9, Arb in ,, and one-afih In Yea 70
with 10 per Ct interest. Title Bonds for Deeds M
Be given, Deeds. and Deeds Of Ttust tai en- 10 Sc
cure deferred paymenis. Plsts ma, be the Of
nee Of Eads& Stewart or Michael Mineh arts, ad.
joining the premises. T. c. EADs.
O-t2, SIS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
M.ruon,,r co.rrnrxcr.-The follow.

MKrHopisr CoxrERKxcH.-The follow
ing paragraph from the proceedings of the
Methodist Conference. held at keokuk last
week, may possess interest to many OF our
readers - @sS M
.The COMMITTEES upon Conference boun-
ds,y, having consulted thereon, report the
following a. the line Of division, viz:
Beginning at Davenport, on the Ml-ss'
sippi river, thence BY the Railroad to lows
City. thence up the Iowa river To the corner
of Iowa, Benton, Tama and Powcshe't
counties, thence west on the Missouri river
leaving Davenport and lows City in ths
Northern Conference.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
Arrivals at lie Claire IHeuse.


Arrivals at lie Claire House.
J. BuRris, PsorRirroR,
Saturday, October !.
Jsm . Parker, G " NJ Linn, Ky
John l. Reed, Cin-tnnai PWhitcomb, y York
Chs A Kee or, OF wa VIC Wadsworth, i"
N wieein, Lyons II G Hill,
Judge W T. Ieinngwells sam I.aacs. 8.
Fink Lewis. - PPcvkin. Cineii natl
Nelson, Minnesota Mcpherson. BuKa'o
RE- u.sel,, To edo Az Lucas, N Haven. CT
w p Bowers, Lynn. Msss J. Hsrbipe. Kcosuk
i {, Patfiage, Galena Z Belden, petrot
n 8 Gardner. oSw-go, N VIZ Dyer, Portland. Ma
p Raraick.s Charleston WIN Sw .enson. Mississippi
II KnekeYbock or. China WIN W Siocam. A banY
Geo Brown. Charleston G Stick nev, still water
JF Cochran. Concord, N HI G Tyler, Worcester, Mss
Cochran Chic go GeoSirotg, Boston
q Gaze q lady, Ind Banker. 81 Paul
L Ssmue's, lie Claire w Brown. BIairco
II w Goull. Moiiue p Allen, Mobile
T Hawks, Rochester JC.MoErison, -
CLARK Npri.ans Rackus, Auburn
Jaage W H Tuthiii. TiptoaT c Maxwell, Geneya,NY
X Porter, " cos.rr,O
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
Died Of which or accident
4.oie
1880

Uto0 OI WutCu Ot aCGtosut 49,
Total -. 1880
OF other wounded and prisoners
they had also, lo,afS
--totalhorse de combat, 26,163.
rEsRuAkY.
The English army in the Crmea had
dwindled down to ~ 900 men. The Rus
sian army 10 the Debrudscha was being
.wep, of at the rate OF fifty men day by
fever and cholera,
The Turks in the Crimca were dying in
large numbers, but no returns were made.
l3.-Tbirty five Russians killed in sor.
tie, and French.
l7.l4sttle OF Eupatoria. The Russisn'
had 10000 infantry and 5000 cavalry
The Turks and British feet defended The
place. Russians loss 400 killed and j 10
wounded. The Turks had l5o killed, bu
wounded not stated. British lost none.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
ACCOUNTS FROM THE FRENCH
COMMANDERS.
GENERAL PELissikk's bkSPATcHEs.

GENERAL PELiAslkk's DISPATCHES
BxAscfA REpovsr, SEPT. e-3 NJ.
approached, this morning, the Quaran-
the Battery, on board the Brandon, snd
ascertained myselt thar they are now evac-
uased. They have just blown up. Our
soldiers hare left their trenches, and are
spreading themselves in groups over the
sortincations Of the town, which appear to
be totally deserted.
CIlnEA, Sept. e-s P. NJ.
The enemy has sunk his steam vessels
The work OF destruction continues under
he Ere of our mortars, as mines are success
siyeiy'sprung at different points.
X IS my duty TO defer entering the place,
which has the appearance ofa great fur
mace. Prince Gortschakntf being closely
pressed By our FIRE, has demanded an arms
tice 70 carry of his wounded. The bridge
aesr the fort of St. Psul has been destroyed
BY the enemy. am engaged in ascertain
ing the amount of our loss. Everything is
going on well.
We are wntching the movements. Of the
enemy on the Tchernays.
ADMIRAL RkuT-s DISPATCHES.
CRrxEA. Sept 8, 1885.
The assault upon the Mslakotf Tow err
great Redsn and Central Bsstion. A gale
from the north kept the ships At anchor
The mortar boats. TO be enabled to FIRE,
were obliged 10 enter Steletseka bay. They
cred 500 shells against the Quarantine Bas-
ton and Fort Alexander. Six English
mortar boats, also al harbor in Steletseka
bay, fred about the same number of shells.
Lat night. violent explosions and vast con-
hsgrsi,ons made Us suppose thst the Rus
SLAMS were evacuatirg the town. To-day
re ascertsined that the Rnssisn vessels had
been sunk The bridge wa. covered sith
tsoops retreating TO the north side. After
eight o'clock the bridge was destroyed. A
few steamers remained in the port, anchor
ed near Fort csthsrine.
CsfsEA. Sept. lo-Ilp. ".
l inspected to-day Sebustopol and It's
lines Of defence. The mind Cannot form an
exec picture Of our yictory-the fuli extent
,fit can only be understood by an examra-
ton Of the plsce itself. The multiplicity
Of works Of defence, and the material means
applied hereto, exceed by far any thing
seen n the history Of the war
The capture Of the MalakoT has placed
IN the hands Of the allies large amount o.
r..eri., ed immense establishments, the
importance Of which Ills no. possible to STA G
exactly Tomorrow the allied troops viii
occupy the Ksrabelnaia and the towr, and
ander thei. protection IN Anglo French
Commission will be occupied with making
on, return of the msterisl abandoned io
" BY the Enemy. The eIultaiion Of ON
soldiers is very crest.
CRikEA, Sept. IL, 1883.
The enemy ass destroyed TIE remsiE3er
Of his feet. Nothing now remains rho.,.
g'he allies arc fastening preparations in
Ease Of Gortsckssoff attempting 10 reach
Persa93, or 10 unite wi,h Lipranci
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

The Council Bluffs Chronotype informs
us that in Iowa whole sections of corn may
be seen standing at the heigh, Of fifteen
feet, and particular stalks (for editorial pur.
poses) mey be cuiled therefrom that have
reached the altitude of from Is to IS feet.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

FIKEs AT cHicAse.-1wo ares occurred
as Chicago last Friday in each instance con-
snming stables. 10 one eleven horses per,
ished, several of which were hne ANIMALS,
enc in particular valued Of $500.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
AUGUST.

AUGUST.
Ii.-Bombardment of Sweaborg. As
Russians killed and 26O wounded.
l6.--Baitle OF Traktir bridge. French
loss--9 officers and 3l8 men killed; off,
Gers ana. 1853 wounded. Russians 3 gen.
erals and about 1000 men killed, with over
5000 wounded. English loss, nome
Sandman loss, 900 men hors de combat
l7.-Sebastopol sgain bumbarded.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02


5.--Seven English sialers killed by the
Russians At Hango.
6-Another bon bardmen, Of Sebastopol.
The French made = fierce attack on the
Mamelon.
Capture OF the Msmelon and White
towers, after dreadful fight. Russian loss
1850; French 1000 men hors de cynbat;
English $50 men and II officers killed, $40
wounded, and Is missing.
1.-THE allies, in the Sea of Azoff, had
taken kertch, Arsbat, Anap,, Genitchi
Bardlansk, Mariapoi and Taganrog. Mos,
Of them were burned. the inhabitants plum
dered, and the country devastated.
ls-An assault on the Msmeion ant
Redan by the French and English. They
were repuised. French loss, 81 officers
killed, 10 desperately wounded, and II pris-
oners; 1874 men killed and missing, and
1 ,644 gone to ambulances. English officers
killed, 10; wounded, IA; men killed and
wounded, 1889. Russians loss-kiiled,
general officers and 10 men. and 4.I9<
wounded.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
Out Lots

l have several small ifaris OF Land in the iMae'
date vicinity Of the city, containing froa one %
twray acres suitable for private RESIDENCES gafdea'
vineyards Ae.. which ! will sell ., prices 'hrils
From. So 10 30, soHe OF shesc are within ibe lima
Of III. city. GEO. l.. MI koLLs,
Cor. of 81 ain q Second si
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
Kept By Jas. Nullin. Front Street.

ARRIVED.
Sent 30 Excelsior, Ward, Bost Yard.
Dubuque. Fasett. 81 Iouis.
Reveiiie, Mon 90. 81 Paul,
Fine Canoe. Clark, keithsburf.
Gree slave, Wood. Ga,eBa
Set Lainartne. Phelps, MuscstRe.
Mckee. Dodge, Nontrose.
Dan Donvers. Harrington, s. Phul.
DEPARTED,
Excelsior, Ward, st Paul.
Dubuque, Fawseti. ST. Paul.
Rsveiiis, Monrne. So Louis.
Fine Ca aoe, Clark, Montross.
Oct I Greek Save. Weed, Galena.
Iamartine. Phelps, Musratine.
Mckee, Dodge. Msnsross.
The riveris stu rising. We may anticipate good
stare ofwatsr the balance Of the season.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

Geg Sbsnnoe 2.edged himself 10 exc
cite the bloody laws enacted BY zee, o. ais-
sour: bcraerers for the government o. Kan
sas. Tie citizens cf Kansas dee.sre that
.hs. I'll! no. submit 20 those laws
ssoe.I The citizens Df Kansas persist ia
,bxi. determination, Gey. Shannon will
Doubtless accept the aid Of the Missoarians
10 rsduce them to subjeetion and the re-
suit viii be that the Free State mea Of
Ysusas Ill, be nsssacret or driven oit ri
lie Territory b. ermed Ssscu'isns
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
JULY.

lO.-Four,h bonbardment Of Sebasto.
pol.
l4.-Russian sortie on the French.
l6-Ano,her sortie. Estimated losses
OF these operations:-Allies, 900 killed
and wounded; Russians, 5000
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
nfw Aoufrtisemeuts.
Interior and Atlanta Bank

Notes OF the shove banks will be received at our
/ Banking Houses zane rates other eastern
western currency. COOK & SARGENT.
2
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
UPPER DAVENPORT /.


Year by year MIA NJ cry Is spreading her wings,
and gathering under her smp folds fre miles ofriy
or front, including Toe acres OF river bottom and
elns slopes terraces and table lands stretching far
into the prairs-snd in time extending towards the
setting sun"
Already have We .Nor,h Davenport" "West nav-
enpers,n'.Es Davenport and now par excellence,
Upper Dsrsapsrs''
Whs has taken q hide along the margin Of our deep
blue stream ola bright unny morn, or the mellow
hour ofeye ing sunset, and sicued with unalioy
ed dcg the ubdulaiing hills, the long gents slopes
of Woodland the r,er flowing rapidly Mt the base, The
towns OF Moline and Rock Island stretching away tn
the dim distance the gorgeous hills of Rock River in
The back grou I'D all forming associated glow OF
beauty raj pano beautiful, that the i'm
sginstion may revei al hbissmi
Amidst the grandeur or she scene the only al oy
which any feel 10, tina, in snaiyrBs hisovu feet
ips., his heart may eovet fsr bread OF such
landscape
We propose in few days, to give to the lovers OF
nstsrs opportunity Of gratifying yer, laudibie de-
sire, by throwing into mark 100 Of land
the Mississippi river, opposite the head of"Rock L.
land" and now styled "urrrk pAvksposI''
S.pta GEO. L. NICHOLS, Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
MARcH.

MARCH.
Allied Ere re-opened on Sebastopol,
l2.--The Russians fred from the heights
of Balaklava on the allies.
l4.-The Turkish cavalry made an nd.
vance from Eupatoria, but was repulssd BY
the Russians, and lost IS men.
1.-THE Russians routed an advance oil
the Turkish infantry from Eupstoria ant
killed 90 men; Russian ioss IA killed.
The French attacked the Russian
redoubts before Sebastopol, but were re-
pulsed. losing los men.
22.-Russian sortie before Sebastopol.
They had 493 killed aud 1000 wounded.-
English and French loss reported a. only
slight"
% --Tremendous sortie of the Russians.
They had 100 killed ana a large number
wounded. French had $50 killed. including
two officers, and the E glish s3U killed, in
cluding :our otiicsrs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
Houass and Lots in North Dsvenpsr.
E1R aALE

No. 1917 Three nes houres on FsrnAm itFesi
Moth OF La.lst each with seven rooms, cellar, co.
tern. good Welt 81 ~a.rf, house sei hrihcd s.h
scni,ah blinds and bali acre Of Ground sGh Tot
These lots are ~ ia Is H.ihstess U. iAe kalTosS
Depot--priee go
Ne. o.. A House with two Lot. ~ Ground orc
site ~. Nolss ON Brady .lr,ei-s ,.Uu.
Mole frame eotsgc on the corner u Penn
sLa Locust ssrevss. ia lae- ~ ,epu.
No. Ia Besides the shove have nuDbsrotaA
improved Lots In Macintosh, Lsm6rtr AID ga!
anaA er' sddilou 10 Norlk Davenport, Which sA be
said How, 10 persons sishiaE TO iHipros sthsm.
Apply 10
okVRGE L. NICHOLS,
Car. of Main aud seeoBd,s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
HEv DRIED ApPLYs

A FEW yer, tse Apples for sale lo., by
n ALyOED 4 VAN PATTBy,
oG2 OPP. rsa Once,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
lGpTFMp ER
The Franking Privilege,

Grand closing scenes ofterrifc drama.
Fall OF Sebastopol.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

DIED,
In hi. city Sunday, Sept. 30,h, Mr.. ExRATREAT
ssed g, 70, merry Of Frank fort, Maine.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
rax FALL OF sHBAs1oPoI

The news BY the America confirms the
accounts Of the fall OF the south side Of Sc
bastopol, brought out by the Washington,
70 which We have, as yet, but very few de-
tails 10 add.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

No. l53. new house with six room, sas,..,..
ty arranged. eetisr ana ci-,ern on lhird ,,,s, 4.
iowa and lie Claire streeis, 10 Lease forIi ytar D.
Noveai be next. "
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
GLAZED WINDOWS.

GLAZED WINDOWS
NTE will keep GLAZED WINDOWS OF nil sire,
w for sale at our shop over Child Il Bake hard
ware store, ceoBd street Also Sash and Glass Of
best quality We will also take orders for Blinds and
furnish bills fer hing In ne order on tbs
niosI ressenatis tsrms Al enquiries or orders from
abroad promptly atissded 10.
Get 9, 5S-dtf. l., BRADLEY AGO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

CLINTON COUNTY, IUWA. =
Tract CIV. fractional VI the N. w sec IA, a -
~, N. X. n, "a ST. In acres, near lhofhs WY
Very low, ifuppiied for soon.
Ia Henry County, Illinois
J ract 1.-The l. l of the y W Of See ~ y NJ
X. u improved iarn ofoO acres, under fence 'oh'
Tract i2--The k4 and The u 1 Of thu W OF s1
9Tql7 MIS- h, 2iU acres, hne spring on IL '"
from Genesco. ,so
Trac. ia-The n " ofSoc 81 T Il \ 3h, lou
acres miles from GeGeseo. :, ,eo
Tract lt---Ibe W Of See "a 7 Il k3E,o i''
acres, =, aeo
Tract isv-The L ! of See 81 7 ID RI E. oil '-u
acres, :, ,oa
Trae, i6--Tae = ofsse j. 7 l6 Il, Of '-'
acres, ,, I'm
Trae, so-The W! ofsee - TIC NRlk, Of '0o
acres, ~ ,,,,oun
Also, aLou, 50 Lots In Russei's addition to 'hs'0"N
of Goneseo. Long time.
In Rock Island County, Illinois -, .,,ee
Tract 2l--The w of Sec IS I ~ ~ "''
acres.
3 Lot. on Brady Street cor. Of College. ,,,so,
Lot on Brady s. IN Hewcs * hobnsons aou'''"'
containing | IL. 40 acres. Low Tor lash
WILLIAM ALLEN.
General Land Agent,
Sen. s.h. One I'd 81, East Of BRADY
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

No. i5t. A beautiful hinr Lot on ia. st,,h a.
Of sixth street opposite Mas1 cts gafart, MI /
Leased for A. years,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

APRIL.
9.-Three hundred and forty allied gun.
opened FIRE on SebastoPol.
l3-Severe sortie engagement. Loss
on all sides 1000 killed and 2 $50 wounded.
24.-Loss Of Sandman transport BY
FIRE, with eight men.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02
To Lease for . Term o. Y,.r,

have y number of Houses and Lot, 10 .,,I -
!. ID Years mohe ~h'cb are tue following;
No. las. A house a,a Lornn the S.,tb ~ .fr,3
street East Of Main, Lease for 10 year.
on ~hicL Is erected gooc frAu.e house, =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-02

No. la brick store house he corner ~ gass
Island and ffohs can bs had 1t lair rsh Is
, To 20 years, LoI J.ks9.