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The Placer herald., 1855-11-24
AGENTS.

w. B. II. DoDsoN Sacramento City, at the State
Journal Office, on Street.
THOMAS BoYcE, San Francisco No 81, Merchant
street.
WELLS FARGO & CO., and the PACIFIC
EXPRESS co. are our General Agents for Placer
Countv;. Advertisements, Job Work or Subscrip-
tions to the Herald left at either of their offices
will he promptly forwarded to us.
MAJOR NJ +. HEATING, ........ Secret Ravine.
A.B Bird :. ...............T Todd's Vallcy.
PHILIP SToNER ..............Mich gan Bluh.
JOHN NALLY, ........-. ,.....".llllnolstown.
Il. l.. BRADLEY, .......Dutch lat.
WILLIAM RILEY, Kentucky Flat.
THOMAS WOODS, S,..............R Rattlesnake Bar.
d. B. CUnTIs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ophir.
E. MANpEII, Gold Hill.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-24

NEoRo TESTIMONY IN THE U. S. CorRrs.-
In the trial Of James Gray for manslaughter
in killing the mate Of the ship Levanter, the
council for the prisoner moved for an attach
ment to bring in as witness a negro seaman
named David Graves. Mr.. Justice McAuis-
ter said--
A similar application to have the testimo-
ny was made by the District Attorney, and
the Court then decided that the testimony
sas incompetent. The law Of the State in
which the Federal Court is held must be the
rule of decision. 1t did not involve the
question whether this Court had adopted the
practice Of the Courts, but amounted simply
to the enunciation of principle, which was
agreed upon by all the text writer's and con
firmed by the universal custom in all parts
of the Union, that the Federal Courts should
adopt the law of the State in which they
were held rs the rule Of decision, and that in
fact it was wise policy that the United
States Court should conform to the spirit
and genius of the local code.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-24
NUMBER IL.
European News.

The following additional items contains the sub.
stance of the news by the last arrival, which Il
six days later from Europe:
French troops were being concentrated on the
Danube, and the Odessa was expected to be imme-
diately bombarded by the Allied fleet, which Wa
before its walls, .f'h '
Gen. Simpson, in his last dispatch, dated SebaA-
topol, Sept. 29lh. says that $500 men were EN-
poyed daily in making road from BalaklavA to
the camp Fatigue parties in the town were en-.
gagged i'll getting timber and other materials from
tn" ruins in order to get shelter for the troops
when bad weather sets in.
The Russian fire from the batteries on the north
side caused Gen. Simpson some little annoyance,
but has not prevented work being carried on. BY
the explosion of kind of internal machine, mum.
bers of which had been dug up in ver;ous parts
of the town and around the batteries, an ofices
and nineteen men were wounded.
Cen Simpson reports trtng engagement Ia
which the 10th Hussars and the Chasseuys beat
back the Cossacks near Kertph.
A letter from Sebastopol, in the Frankfort Ca.
zette, states that the sunken Russian ships can be
raised without difficulty as the RosSans closed
them in every part but one, and hayiug attached
hose to the huls' so that the water can be pumped
ont when required.
Pelissier and Simpson, according to the daily
news, have had a meeting, with view to prevent
what they consider indiscrcet revelations by news
paper correspondents, military and civil.
letter from Vienna states that several bank
ers give credence to the rumor that Russia is con.
tracing loan in North America, and that the ne
gotations are likely to be concluded.
Marseiles advces Of the 10th state that the
Minister of war was still using every exerton 10
reinforce the army in the Crimea. '
Gen. Marmora declares in order of the day
that he will severely punish the authors of any
letters which may have been found, by Informing
the Russians of the movements of the Allies to
have injured the position of the latter.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-24
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The Placer herald., 1855-11-24

SHOCKING STATE OF THE RIVER THAMES
The London correspondent Of the Boston
Post says:
"The polluted state of the Thames, its
cause and remedy, absorbs the attention of
scientific men The river is certainly in a
shocking condition---thick, black, filled with
putrid matter, and almost uncomfortable to
olfactories which are not constantly exposed
to eflluvium. The tides, which hitherto
have relieved it from the mass of filth hourly
noured into it from the tens of thousands of
cess pools, now fail to accomplish this, and
now, instead of running stream, vast
slough lies all along the city, in which no
fish can live, and which threatens pestilence
to the millions which live in its neighbor-
hood"
The Placer herald., 1855-11-24

According to the Shasta Courier that city
has received a fresh importation Of thieves
and robbers Some two thousand dollars
were taken from different parties in one day.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-24
JOB PRINTING.

Large additions have recently been made to the
Job Office, and work of all descriptions Will be
executed in superior manner.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-24
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
cnrieus Debate.

In the Maine House Of Representatives,
on the 10th instanta curious. debate occur.
red on taking up the bill for the Protection
Of Medical Scieace"-a bill which proposes
to give up the bodies ofcondemned paupers
for di, section. Mr.. Fatter, Of Fl. Fairfield,
moved to amend by striking out all after The
enaeting clause, and inserting the following
Whenever any citizen Of this State shall
Die, being the owner Ut real and personal
estate amounting to 800 900, his body sha II
be delivered to any surgeon who shah ue-
mand the same for dissection"
Mr. PiKk. OF Topsfeld. thought that the
rich, the intelligent and the educated should
set the glorious exanple Of snrrender'n'g
their bodies TO dissection for the promotion
of science. The poo- would follow the
fashion. With these views e proposed tc
strike out the classes Of subjects named in
the bill, and to insert members ofthe Leg
islature, Governor and Council, and heads
Of Executive Departments, aud also all
Know Nothings Of good standing This
6nished the debate. The bill was laid on
the table.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

answer upon the subject before = Court, Y
viii leave her and others interested to thank
their kind friend for volunteering to lay the
matter before the public in newspaper
paragraph. Leaving the legal profession to
Judge of the .unrighteous decision,p We
shall bid final farewell to the Courier, be-
4icving shat the blood drop will be rather
physical than dangerous to me- and little
doubling that q few months will close the
existence Of the smutty sheet; and that It's
Editor, after having disposed OF little more
gas, will leave here 40 he has other places,
l(not abiding to the debts he may leave9 as
a few months will serve to exhaust his smal u
stock, and exhibit his propensity to mcddle
with every ones business except his own,
and even then not having 1.-THE fear of God
sufficiently before his eyes" totell the truth.
1t might have been expected that his pre-
vions failures and changes would have
taught him prudence; but the dog will re-
turn to his vomit. and Winthrop being join
cd TO his idols, we will let him alone.
C. G.. BLOOD.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

In the Courier Of the 2i,h inst, ! notice
an editorial under the bead OF state Is.
Wianans--a Queer affair IN which the
Editor attempts TO enlghten the people OF
Davenport, and especially the legal proles-
sion, 10 reference u their judicial proceed
ings. Now in order to a proper understand
ing OF the exposition which this modern
Blackstone has felt called upon to make. it
NAV be proper to state that he has already
nearly wintered in Iowa, and that as soon
as lac landed upon our shore, with pompcu
mien and head erect, he set about instruct
ing the patives in regard to their local mat
tiers, and reforming their errors.
A few weeks since his foreman brought
suit against him tc recover about twelve
dollars for his services, before the same
Justice whose decisions have been matter
of such "serious amusement aud whose
decision on that occasion was to our friend
rather serious than amusing, Tor it compelled
him 10 pagan honest debt, a streak Of good
luck which may not happen to all his cred
itors0 and hence the article in the Courier.
But we leave this matter for the present,
and address ourselves TO the statements of
the Editor:-''on the trial she withdrew the
charges made in her affidavit" &c. Sure
/ iy wAitewash can never make pigeon of a
jackdaw; Winthrop has but tospeak and his
character is known. Old Blackstone, and
probably most boys of common capacity,
would have known that no witness could
withdraw a charge after suit had been com
menced in behalf ofthe State, and an agree
ment not to prosecute suit when 50 brought
is criminal offence. Again, says the
Courier, "The Justice insisted upon her ex-
posing her own crime" 1T is u sunbeam
in life TO find an apparently respectable wo-
man refusing publicly to testify to her own
shame" Now we leave others TO Judge
with how much Propriety woman can claim
exemption from answering Il question in
Court, when, after advising with halt d dog
en- laends, che had Voluntarily made oath to
the same facts in an affidavit carefully read
10 her; bat il she has thought it improper to-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

We publish in to-day's paper letter
written BY the Catholic Bishop Of Iowa, on
the subject Of the Prohibitory Law and orig
rnslE published in the Dubuque Tribune.
We copy he letter entire, thorgh there is
an obscurity in the concluding paragraph
by which some might be nisled. We
consider, however, that the obscurity is
only 10 the phraseology the gist Of the
letter is altogether in favor of the law, and
we especially commend its perusal to our
Catholic friends.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

The idea that peaches will not survive
Ia greater fall Of mercury than ten degrees
below zero is all CANNON. The state OF
the atmosphere, as to dryncss. has the most
important bearing, and experienced, intell-
ileni, ACCOMPLISHED horticulurists main
tain that dry frosts cannot kill peaches.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

THE Bible IN SeHooLs.-The Know Mo-
things have introduced bill into the New
York Assembly, providing that no school
of sectarian or denominatonal character,
or where any particular creed or doctrine
shall be taught, shall receive any portion Of
the public moneys appropriated for the sup
port Of common schools; and that in every
school throughout the State supported IN
whole or in part by public moneys, the daily
proceedings shall be opened blythe teachers
reading chapter in the Bible, without note
or comment
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
Clothing made to Order

J'Ho'S. l.. GILBERT, late frnm Sen Haven Cam
i respectfully informs The citizens Of pa,tuno,,
that he has takeii,a room opposite lie e4i-e BLOCK
over Wiie.s Store Second Street; where he would =
happ, 10 wait upon gentlemen whn desire ANYTHING
IN his line nj business. Having tseu en- pu,ei for
number ri years Ia fst class custom establshmsu,
East, he Haiters hlmscfhe shah b. able 10 Give tbe
most complete aud perfect satisfaction. rerie,, Ct
always waFrsi ted.
n u. Garucnts ett for others to maxi 10 al short
notice aud reasonable rates.
Mt.b II, 'Jp-d "
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

OHIo Wheat CRoP.-The Ohio CUlti-
GATOR, Oh the authority OF letters received
from the principal wheat growers, states
that the breadth of ground covered with
wheat, in that stateis from third to one
fourth less than an average. This is ac-
counted for by the fact that the long drou'h
Of last summer and fall prevented the plow-
ing Of sod lands, and fall sowing was there
fore confined to stubble and corn lands.
Resort wonli be had, as far as possible, to
the sowing of spring wheat; but as the
growing Of that las not been common in
Ohio, seed is scarce.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

a paper mill is in operation in Hamp-
shire. England. used exclusively for the
manufacture of bank note paper. The
first bank note paper ever issued was made
in these mills, in about the year l7I9, and
it has ever since been produced in the same
premises.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
HARpWARE AT WHOLESALE.
srayIOR g. WILLIAMS;

Il
tspoasrss Axp DxAlrss ~ FasKias AID Dearsi
Hardware, Cutlery and Timers Stock
Asn a.SprAcrr aAsss OF
Tia. Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
50. saa LAlSE STREET,
CaEtx,sssS, I'LL.
s,rouI. il sall the attention Of ceantrg Aerssa"e
~ "a 3,;s Il, tiseir REG and tar SteeS OF
GENERAL. HARDWARE, =
Nails Log, Cot, Trace, Nalter and id ths n
s Irons. HOOK a.l s.rap Hinges, sSis, less. H.
Ions. slcdsa si.i H4ni Hama.efs, she SIS, ~
Hoes, sc,shes, lakes, flas, Cas-, sash ~
Zee Msiis, Ssasis, FoSSpt aad laws suie'' 50
l,st Mil and cisealsr SANS, NC.
81 Tianegs Stock,
Ton rlate, Sheet ir Tnrn,l aud 5sashet se3B
Metal und rsnper i,oltolas, Banca I'm, NHenFa
,avars TsA hsitls G,,.asts. Rivess, Ears, &c
Builders Hardware:
D.rnshs pattS Ssrews shutter Hinges and "
,,,srs So s,S,ensrs weig,is ana Rollers, dc.
carpsuts!s and Jeinsrs Tools:
r.,.n-x S,layas lewis. Augnrs. korhig MAchsne
el'jsels Bi,i. Hammers, Hateaets saws huies, br
britannia, Pianishea and jspaned Ware
rs. s,,F ssaai,r POTS aa Uras. lsh tnN sfs, eassu
,y4sIt-tieSs t.4,ile$-afsJ LARGE stock ot
Tin Sheet Iron AMI Copper ware
OF our own Mapuiaetafs;
Our facilities Tor purchasing arr sneh that W. y
eona.;enty assure oaaafrH .NerehaHfs ana olnefs III
goods ia our iie, thai wo can over enl g
4 or SsoeE wore complete sssrfNsRt aRR ,eEe ~
-, than liz other hoiae IN the city, we soften z
I ,,hef All can Judge for themselves.
| Chicago, May 9th, lssI--trw ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
JOHN P. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,

proSaee ComaissisF laa3 Forlrarqisz ftefsagHts
Geaerat -5seafs.
--paoPRiETuRs eF FifE--
linton Line Canal and River Boats, leaving ea'eSi
d.lit for 81. Louis and all internedhte foitssapd
rai,ni : IN connection with hrst class Lanes
nom Chicago t. New lofk auI hpss7n.
- eRSYs son TuE--
CID aud responsible Western iran 'Poft-l'oa Nos.
--r&pFslgroEs
rh.s.S SpaulIing New York $. O.. G lSe 90, :
blAy-Reog & Morgan. Buffalo
- AGENTS
N. h. spaaldinv, JAS. Il. Nlisus, u Broad ST. -
cor. FroDt-uP stairs:
p B. Barks s6 state Stfesi, B9Siolii
saa Gar ,ha Troy aud oalo leaSe Boat line
S. BLEcHER. Proprietor, bAtislo'
--AHENrs-
= !, t,.,..s,,. f,antf = SITES " W. W. Deuuis.
ki,by 81 R,stn44. o. : ChaItu 60 = N ~ -
b4igr an far St.afiets AMI Sail Nc-se on ihe 80
yriiI a;ifrct fpr Tire transportation Of t',ls rem
or for ire PROHIBITIONS Of tha west ds
ipeI for th4 Eastern elarscIs wtA"Ht 'iaf ana w
-. ,1,, favorable tsrN3. To eoas5Ef 'nsa's ~ ~
nsrt, ftr,tls in tas Chicago nafkci sepeg+ 4ltthp
NIL IL, paid. sid when reQaiEsd hbera! taFAnees
~ m = u,en q la { i.a,ifg
A''' 80 J0IlNP. eli ApiN,
LOU FOLLBFT,
FL aURLBUf.
RfSYICR & SOS a.-estS Il Davenport, Iowa.
AINswORFH x LYNDE, Rock lsaul, lii
Arr 18TH lSS4-ly tE4-ws
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
Brick Houee and Lot far sale

1NHlSisa pleasant Brick Dwelling with five oons
~ full view ofthe cities ofJayenpori, Rock Island
Moline Possession given Immediately. price slan
$50 dow u balance 10 percent int.
NeIfs EADSS STEWlpT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
Dissolution.
BUILDING STONE

INHE subscribers are prepared to Contract far M,
delivery u good Baiding Stone Order. ,cc ~, ",
the pire of George l.. N1ekois Corner of So AZ
aud Main Street, will be attended 10. '''"0
SLAYMAkER \ BARNES,
Davenport, March 2sth-dlD, sFT - O.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

A Submarine Telegrap to.ccnnect Flor
ida with Cuba is being talked about, and the
probabilities are that one will be construct
ed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

No $50 acres In North Davenport beautifully sit
uated for town lots and in the immediate neighbor
hood OF thick settlement where buildings ars NOW
being erected lying on The East side OF street
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

CAN'T FCsE.-The leaders OF the sumter
rifed" in the State of New York have latelj
been attempting to effect a fusion be-
ween the Hards and the Salts. Hitherto
however, their efforts have proved unayail'
ing, as the Hards refuse all offers Of con-
Citation with unwU ering irmness.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

We see it stated that the losses Of the
Boston Insurance Companies In 1884, were
81 ,656,080,-equaI TO 70 per cent. on the
aggregate capital.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

\" a5-Tcn acres out OF the East half Of " or Sc
20 i - Range Easai gIw gHH#
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

The big of war Perry sailed from Nor
folk on the 24lhinst, for the Canaries, with
Police Ulcers in search Of Baker, the muir
derer Of Poole
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

The National Int4hgsncer says that the
ticket nominated by the Know Nothings Of
Virginia, is strong one. The nominal
lions referred to are for Governor, Lieut..
Governor and Attorney General, and that
paper says,-"euch Of the gentlemen named
has had service in Congress. The first is a
Wing, the other two Democrats and ALL,
we believe, OF conservative views and feel
ings. They are men Of ability end expert
ence in public affairs, and Of a fair share Of
personal popularity EuM4 HyF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

Ti3s acres in Wet Davenport, divided into Lots Il
suit purchasers, this is u fine gardt spot.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
Mckenzie S Addition
Out Lots.

~. Twenty Lots in Mek enxie', Addition living West
Of Locust ST. between Fourth and Filth Streets and
uear Catholic Bar. ing Ground. Pfiuc $500 each.
Ont Lota 81.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

No 56--A Store Room East of Harrison street, p'
OF Lot 2, block ~; with dwelling in second sior.
good cellar, stable on north end VI lot--lJ0A2t;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
Land Warrants.
Land Warrants.
For Sale.
schoo! Register for Teachers.

- EWARn Cards. a
IN Reward Ticket In sheets.
r# For sale Al
Jan 27th. IS5l. Ne. lie Claire BlocA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

WAGLR AccEPrED.-A wager Of one thou.
sand dollars having been offered by gen
tleman in Petersburg, Va, that Henry A
Wise will be elected Governor, some one
in Washington takes it up very hastily
and does not mind il the sum is enlarged
ten times.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

No 81 Brick House Second between fc
and r. Isian.l streets, Lot 2, Block 6e--i5ux64;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29
New Goods! New Goods,

, LVORD VAN PAl'iEN have Just received
y faH assoytmsat Of Groceries and Drugs con
sstlng In part OF Syrnps Moassc, Sugars IAN kinds)
New Rice, Mack Z odis Herring Powder Sbnt
Lead Dried Fruii, Figs Lemors, Pickles. Gr.,ss and
Garden SEEDS, nc. Also, general assortment of
Brushes, Alcohol, TurpcntiBe and Shirt Gas. NH IN
fact almost every thing IN thu II Ue an er it are III
The best quality and which they pledge themselves 4,
IN tb. city.
March Is, leoJ,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

II n
------------------------ - -
AA0. e. NICK 0AkS.A
once Corner Aain ana SECOND Sts.
nlru 4 0rC Ann DECLINE AncC
VJIy kVJO NM OGOtO6VO6Vsl
s Oh 0A4S elA0 = - AsSAAs
--front Street, /
xo Go-Two good building ln,s, tsDxts each on
Front street bot wccn rra.y and Perry streets.
s..oud strea,
=. ., h'.,.sa nm, ~. -. .c,.. ~ land .sr,h
>, NJ w d, -. {. r" - ,,t.,, y,nnnI. ' =
'"' 80 - - #sseaA
No, ia ,.p' VS. " s" ,,n IN, h,'.a lee,
drca '.e. on seeoh1 s''0'' 'a'''s"e 49,
" wy '"S''s s#
No. 'slol ?, n!osA or l., sp p,..,s s"s H. he
,.tce,, nc'sc 49,, ' -. 60 n" ''r'' -. 80
" raS,g ,,,a.. a., seenu, tc,wcen PER-,
y. - .'....,s I i, 4 n,nsa ga .ux64
Va. ,,,a.,a,,o ,,,,.o -, mo corner ar iowa
,nJ ID .t..S IsIotN No n Block g. 64.75;f
ge@",Ff4E
- -. -, =, u.-;.,,, .,r.o, ,,.,,
40 ae.a s'o1s no." nss, ~ -, a.n,ad ,a,t
GOOD cellar, stable on north end oiiot--i3oast;
goo" es''''' 'A''''N
N.,sr uo o,hc, s,o,. Room. between Main and
W. ',n.L ,,,n ,t,ach.a.S $50 800 -
80, ar r,i. .i,l
~ IN M ,,er,h and, Rsn,, for = ,es Der ,u,,,n;
-. .. a. ,,,,h .ia. a, ..l .c,,..,.
p. ~ AMI M. i,,and-iiaso;
rh;-A ct~aat
-, Ia, ;, rk,. -,
No ia-A h'ase on The north SIDE OF In'rd street,
wa,ss and i. stab a on The i,os
81 fahc! o'tagnha' nous WIN ~ i''.u on
Inc y VI Io,hcr ~ ,lit s ai' .," W n,
''-s"V'
"a -,
Pam r% mix !" Kl, sa"
No. Block io between Brown aud Gaines sers
4 sIock II~sseo:
rourth street
e,-r..th,lfofIaia gIocL mouile North side I'D
~ IN .,,.a, h.,,..n perry aud Rock Island
sis,r.
-,
- a. a,
sehth slae OF ro'lrt sa.e.' a'" "'i
sou a'''oi"'Hs r.s.h g.. ra.,o'ss''
1utn 0ueet'
5sA one STORY frame house on West bali 81 Lot J
Block 3. bcimeeh Harrison anh RIPE! sl5 y,
e'--i'oi 10 BLOCK - e.Iner "' rum aha Tyff!'
siAt skin seiee' s,
:, .,,..7 -.
Hot FLOCK " HcsihhH f1i'i'hs gu HAAV ftfcct
fi--iaia bioeh - fronil'is On >tNh between hiS
,.,,yo. s.o and We.is.p ayg,,us- h,n,, h,iIs,,s
a..
,Ld, Rl,cs !. S,,,h e,., ror,.r or w,,,,.nI
and s,x4b S,,,.t.:
| =, -, -, MT a, 80, W., o,,a, I'd
"'''""" ' ''N'
-, i
io.i.o.s ana hl'se % . corner o. SIX" anu
coli Street.
| 6s-Loi- Block M'tehells addition;
IA house pa II brick and mart stone fur Room.
HARRISON and RiPle, sireois, l.ol Block ~
Seventh Street
IA beautiful R.nse ard ryounds Oh tho cornrr
nions addition. This .ou.e i'w' u h"t-hed WITH q
Well ,,'srh aud 1000 stable ana othrf OUT ti"s'ss
| ''' 49, 49, $3.50,
/
/ si-a large frame House The corner OF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

Green's Second Addition
~ Ten Lots Green's sccond Adtlition will lie sol,
low and long credit.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-29

$50 one aud half miles North Of Davenport
on the Dubuque road being part the Wesll \
or See " II East water ruiinin. through with "A
never failing spring excellent location for ,lHif,
and for raising veretn b. for market, price SIS per
acre requiring small Investment 10 ctupa man in u
profitable and never falling business;