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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

WHY SHorLp | GIVE Where God is
forgotten, it is ptiful TO see how riches har.
den the heart OF him who gains thsm Some
times the man who was liberal " lille he was
poor, becomes niggardly as he becomes
wealthy. The tendency Of gain is to nour :
ish selfishness il the hand that bestows it 10
overlooked. aud the thirst Of selfshness can
never be slaked. The reservoir Of the COW
stous never oyerflows. Recognizing no
obligation, he yields to no claim. A man
OF this sort once said, "Others never give to
me, why should ! give TO others 7" infatuat-
ed man is there none that ever gives to
thee What hast thou that thou has, not
received! Who gave thee reason, life, sue
cess! Who prospered thy plans! Who gave
thee power TO get wealth Who has kept
thy dwelling safe Who has warded off
from thee thousand calamities which have
oyeftaken thy fellows And art thou in.
debted to none-has none a right TO thy
bounty, VIII, thou rob Godi Shall he
have no share Of what 10 bic own
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

The RAPpERs-In recent discourse on
the TRANSPORTATION, delivered in this vicini-
~, the Rev 4. H, Chaplin took occasion
TO rebuke the tendency, now so common in
the public mind to peer into mysteries co.,
corning the future state, and to obta n "rev-
Citations" fro very questionable sources.
The preacher expressed the most full AMI
complete satisfaction, with the '.revela
tons" contained in the Bible, and limited
that If people pal more attention to their
duties than &c wonders,-to work rather tina n
10 visions, they would better fulfill the re-
quirements Of the gospel.
The R'v. DR.. Hedge OF Providence, while
preaching in one oil our city pulpits few
Sundays since, alluded TO the character OF
most Of the so-called spiritual reyela-
tons" and remarked that, without arrc-
gance ne thought he could say, he felt him
self far more competen, to ,each the spl,i s
he had heard from, than they were to in
struct him-that from the words which were
said to be from the eminent men who had
lived in former times, it was quite evident
in their cases it had not been gain for them
TO die, as from the senseiess sentences they
were alleged 10 have dictated, the truth Of
the common proverb was verified, that ga
1--we dog was better than dead lion -
Bost. Trans.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

VorcE OF A FATHER OF THE COUNTRY -
James Madison, in the convention which
framed the constitution Of the United States
objected to the word ..slave" being used in
the clause which was inserted for the rem
ditition OF fugitives. His objections were
agreed TO by the convention ard the milder
term OF "Pevsons owing service or labor"
applicable alike TO white apprentices and
black slaves, was put in our constitution
Mr.. Madison said on that occasion:
81 oblectto the word slave app airing in
Constitution, which, trust, is 10 be the
Oh arter Of freedom to unborn millions nor
would ! willingly perpetuste the memory
of the fact that slavery ever existed in our
country. L IS great evil !; and under the
Providence of God, look forw ard 10 some
scheme Of emancipation which shall free US
from il. Do not, therefore. let us appear as IT
we regarded IL as PERPETUAL, by using in our
free Constitution an odious word opposed
TO every sentme mt of liberty"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

One thousand acres Of the pine lands on
Nantucket were burned over a few days
since. A portion Of the land was covered
with thrifty growth Of pines three years
cid, and valued at from $40 10 SIS an acre.
The cause OF the fire is unknown
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

MAisE ELEcTIos.-Complete returns of
the Maine election make the total vote
1i4,2o4, nearly 10000 more than las, yrar.
Morrill, fRePublicsn) gets 4s,6o4; Wells,
(Dem.) Is ,22s, and Reed (Whig) 1921,
The Democrats have Is Senators, the
Wings 10, The Republicans none. House,
CT Republicans, CT Democrats, and 81
Whigs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

A New TERRiroRY.-Th latest sdvices
from Oregon and Washington Territories.
represent that considerable excitement ex-
ists there in regard to a proposition to ere
ate new Territory around Walla-Wslls,
out OF portions Of Oregon and Washington.
There had been meetings held in favor of
the project, and i, is intended to ask Con.
gress 10 organize The new Territory.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

CoxrErIrios.-Barnum has given notice
that he will have baby shoas in Lowell,
Chicago, ST. Louis. and all the large cities
ia the United States and Canada, as soon
~ arrangements to that end can be perfect
ed; and Josiah Perham announces that be
viii hold colored baby showir each town,
aud on the same DAYS Is those Of Barnum.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

Among the curiosites Of foreign gossip is
one item that Omar Pschs, the Turkish
commander in chief, was about to become
= Protestant. He 10 = Croaiian BY birth,
and having commenced the life of sold Ter
in the Austrian army. it is doubtful whe.h-
er he has ever been = sincere :Mahomme.
dan.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
TIE OTHER SIDE.

Judge DouGLAs re pea,ed at ST. Louis on
last Friday evening the speech be made at
Rock Island some months since against the
Know Nothings. His good Democratic
friends must feel somewhat self-accusing
while listening to his exposition Of the mys-
tic order.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

VESSELS SUxx.-The schooner Young
America was sunk in the middle Of the lake.
nearly opposite Racine, on last Saturday
morning, in consequence of collision with
the brig Blaekhawk. No lives lJs..
The steamer Forest City from Buffalo
for Chicago, with 400 tons merchandise and
CO passenger, came in collision with the
big Asia on: Thursday las. near Grand
Traverse. B5th vessels sunk. The pus-
sengsrs and crews were saved in the boats,
GRd afterwards picked up by the schooner
Hsmiel and taken 10 Milwaukee.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
800 REWARD
BROWN & MCDONALD

Having opene d their Tailoring Establishment on
i Brady Street bet. Cd Il ID Stree. J sars above
the iowa Book Stare, and ha wing q. ceived large
nd wsil ortej stock Of Clot rs, consisting Of Cas-
simeres boessns. satinet>, Twaeds, Beavers, Vest
ing ,SatiDs. y-yets, DE-. &. feel c. nGdeat fso.
their experience in the business that they eat pro-
duce hEst class garment, aud at ns reasonable a
price as any other Tailoring fssa IN the
city, would nhabi.ani. CT Inyenlo and vicinity 10
give u : a calf
Cutting done and warranted IN 1T IL properly
made up. All orders III reecive D ~ mpi attention
BROWN 4 MCDONALD.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
16~r1kot.
cerrsefsS Daily ~ Burrows Prssfyass.
CennlsstoN MxRcHAsrs, FRoHr SrRssT.
'OW 4 LAND AGENCY,
WILLIAM ALLEu,
Attorney and Counsellor 1t Law,
GENERAL LAND AGENT AND REAL kSTATR
BROKER
Second street, Fast OF Brady,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Collections promptly attended TO In all parts Of Jhe
State; Lands entered and located In all Land
Districts Of IN. State Money invested and Tsxcs paid
for non residents; Money loaned on unencumbered
Res. Es,us security; Farms Houses aud Iots leased;
Real Estate Of all kinds bought and sold commits
sion.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
AT AUCTION

rINHE Trustees afthe tow. OF Bellevue, County Of
Jackson, State OF Iowa " ~ offer for sale at pub
lie auction. Tuesday the end day Of October next
ct ~ O'Clock, al the Gousi House ia said town, all
the front or water lots IN said town Of Bellevue front.
ing % ct and running east 10 Mississippi river,
ranging rom i'p Feel 10 ID feet in Jepih.
sa I'd lots situated the bank OF the Mississippi
river, al an elevation oftseHiy feet above high water
mark and are very desirable Tor arehou-es ni man
uia"tories. Title tindi,putable made conformity
sh act of Congress cring said lands TO the town Of
Bellevue. TERMS CT SALE: One third easn
Ut time Of sale one thFi 10 xix Eonths aud one third
in twelve months It'll Interest from date ten per
cent per amman. b! order ofthe Board Of TRUSTEES.
Bellevue, sept. Gath less. Eli COLE,
President
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
LANDS FOR SALE
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA.

Trsct The 4 l ofihe n w sees)
The N X Scc9 It's NIKE
The W See 10
In all 400 acres; situated on the Railroad miies
from tewn.
Tract ?-The w OF the W ! Of Sec 10 T 7sNR ,
E. Smiles from Davenport, contains 40 acres.
Tract 3--Ths W / OF Sec T ~ R3 3 1863 ~ 100
Tract the " Of Sec ! T 70 3'E I63 A-l0o
acres adjoining Tract, 10 miies Nerth from Daven
port.
Tract 5-The u ! OF the W ofScc TIE X
+, ~ acres miles from the city.
rsuct s--Ihe n l 81 the OF See u T 70 n R3E
on the Rail Road, ? mile, from Davenport.
Tract 9--Thc Il I OF the W of Sec 10 TT n RI
T. 80 acres also parts Of Secs. iaand lot n Nn2E
In all max Ing ono farm Of $50 ~ 100 acrcs, upon the
Mississippi river, ~ miles from Davenport.
Tract H. an improved Fam, fenced aud all Guilt
waited, nice house. springs and u creek on u, OIL
His kory Grove rosd, q miles from town, Usage Or
spgs fence started entirely around the farm, 400
acres.
Trac, ls-I6o acres in See's21 and "a 20 Re t.
Tract Ie--ln Sees ls 10 24T so n k2 +, 32o acres
100 proved and ~ IN Timber.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

The Wapeilo Inteliysncer says that the
Air Line K. R. is going ahead, and that
there is to be grand jubilation over the
matter in Wapello on the 29th inst.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

Rachel Pu !dings' and Rachel L.
ger reer" are advertised at some of the
New York restaurants. Rachel fools cou Id
be advertised also.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

Ne. Communicative men hgve been
srrested in Michigan, having in their pos.
session $4,000 in counterfeit, s2's on the
Bank Of Gesugs, o. We lesrp.that the coun
teYfe;ts are well calculated 10 deceive, and
probably others are engaged in giving the
spurious stuff circulation. Refuse all S2's
IN the Bank Of Gesuga. as the bank has no
bills Of that denomin l.ion il circulation.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
dkt 4ailp @a,tttt.
ALrnEpAANpERs. EAlser.
s.,..psr., w.s.ssaay, september -, isss.


4.
The total bonded debt Of the city Of Bal
timore is stated to be el5,aca $50. The
population Of the city is about Iao,ooo,--
Some political economists preach The doc
tsine that national debt is . national bles-
eng. liza city debt be = city blessing. the
people Of Baltimore have fair opportunity
Of reaping the full benefit ofsuch indebted
ness; and though il might be though, BY
some that they are trying the experiment
on somewhat too large 4 scale. that idea
would be abandoned when tits remembered
,ha, the larger portion Of the debt has been
contracted for the purpose oiincseasing its
railroad connections with the West All
The eastern cities are competitors in reap
ing the rich harvest Of western trade, and
experience has laugh, them that the most
liberal outlay is amply remunera,ive, and
that the city whose people are not wise
enough to draw largely on the future by
making present expenditures. would soon
find itself hopelessly in the background
There are many other expenditures be-
sides those for making railroads that wise
policy would dictate to be made BY cities
which take correct view OF the best means
for advancing their prosperity. Fifty or
hundred thousand dollars iudiciously invest
cd Tor improvements. would pay hundred
fold in the resulting prosperity :oall classes
of citizens, and If the money for making
such improvements be raised by loan, the
accruing advantages would come TO ma,uri-
~ before the time for final payment, and ali
the intermediate payments OF interest,
would be easily met from the prosperity csus-
ed by the original Investment. II may be
laid down as general rule verified by all
the facts Of current history, that those cit
les are the most prosperous which are the
most liberal in devising and executing all
improvements which can be properly un-
dertaken BY the city authorities. Not that
any kind of chmerical extravaganza should
be encouraged, but there is proper mean
between niggardliness and foolish expendi-
iure, which is approved by wise economy.
snd which is always productive of impor-
tant benefits. Every permanent and vslua-
bic improvement made by city is an add
tional inducement for strangers to choose
il as place o. residence, and operates as a
proof tia, its Inhabitants have faith in its
prosperity. Viewed in this light, il is Pc
calaIly incumbent upon tn. authorities of
Western cities to be judiciously liberal in
devising and executing measures for assist
ing and acceleratng their progress. The
large numbers OF substantial, business men
Who are seeking new locations in the West.
are to great degree determined in their
choice, by Indications OF confident enterprise
which diferen, places exhibit. Water
works, fie organizations. graded streets,
weil-construetea ievecs, rot only pay
for themselves By the advantages they
furnish to the present population, bot
attract the atte ntion Of travellers aud induce
them to become citizens Of the place which
SHOWS such demonstrations Of thriftiness.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26


SUBnARrSE CABLE.-We copy from one
of our New York exchanges the following
description o. the process of m lnufacturinp
the submarine cable which was recently
lost off Newfoundland -
Cooper wire of small size, of the re.
quisite length, is taken and completely in
tulased by means of gutta percha. Three
copper wires thus enveloped are placed to-
gether side BY side in as compact a space
as possible, ali the interstces between them
being filed with rope-yarn. These three
insulated wires are thentwisted around each
other by means Of machinery, as in the
strands Of rope, and the whole is com
p'etely surrounded by another envelope of
euua percha. A transverse section of this
cable Tow gives the appearance of a solid
gotta percha rope, in which appear three
copper wires, running through its whole
length. This is now enyeIoped by twelve
distinct large iron wires, running parallel to
u, which are strongly twisted around the
gutta pe'cha rope, as before, by means of
machinery, at an angle Of 4j degrees. This
is then smeared with tar, and IS ready for
use. lie diameter is an inch and a balfm
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

FIVE conyicts escaped from the Micbigs.
Penitentiary last week. Three OF them
were women, one of whom was sentenced
Tor lie for murder. This m.kes nine
VINO have escaped during the las, six
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

The deaths in New Orleans during the
week ending on the 18th, were 282, Of
which $50 were from yellow fever.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

The Madison (Ind.l Banner says tha, sp-
PIES are selling in thu. place for five cents
q bushel.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

RACHEL. New York correspondent
of the Boston Transcript thus crticises the
advent and performance of Rachel
Ihave turned out true prophet in re
gard 10 Rachel; her debut was eminently
successful as far as numbers and applause
are concerned; but there was more curiosi-
ty than sympathy, more admiration than
emotion aw akened by her classic action,
her deep tones, and her clear. significant
enunciation; the rustic OF leaves kept time
to the rectative; her performance was
complete artistic study; the art OF express
sion was noble illustrated; but the magnet
ic quality, the touch of nature which "makes
the whole world KIM and sweeps into I'M
conscious Identification with the character
represented. every auditor of such histri-
onic genius as that of Kean and Ristori-
was wanting. We had the perfection OF
French dramatic art, but this is too much
an exotic to form a permanent attraction in
a community where the Gallo element IL
so sparse as in New York. Still the ad.
vent of Rachel is full of interelt, and marks
a new epoch in the theatricals Of Gotham"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
REMOVAL.

VINiE subscriber having reno, cd ihers'es o.0tg
i reres TO the new Store ). East COZ gro ahefeh
~ sta, are prepared To sappl! their eassod'sh va
esery article IN their line OF a. coed qasi aHs"e
reasonable rates as any Establishment ~ Tie hesh
Either at Wholesale or Rs.sl,
We warrant ever, thing We srll and will dtHs
Flour and Groceries in any pert OF Ihe e'l ''se
charge.
Families rely on their Orders being pal ~ sl-
delivered with promptBess.
We shall be receiving ia few days from thn hA,'
large and well selected stock Of Grocsriesshd he'a
.n Mare, to which We would invite the asieLAsa VI
the trade. o
scpIi JAS. NJ. DALZhLL nho,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
IN. c,.i. Law Of xaasas.

To Tie Editor Of ne 81. Louis lntsllioencer:
STR. As an old subscriber Of Brown CO.,
(ll.) take this liberty Of addressing few
lines to you, requestine some Information
regarding The claim law of Kansas Terri
tory Having mnde claim on Walnut creek,
and esidng on il, wish 70 know how
am TO secure he 100 acres Of land. in case
any settler should think 81 to place himself
on the same plot.
By giving me such information through
the medium Of your valuable paper you will
much obligc.
Sir. your obedt servt and Presen. sabscri-
Der. b. WiNKLEs.
walnut Creek, X. T., July 29,h. 1855.
We bell We Mr.. Winkles, has no way Of
securing HE loo acres but by residing on Il,
till il is surveyed. and Land Office opened
where he can "prove up" his presumption.
There 10 but one mode Of protecting pre-
emption, on unsurveyed land, from The ia
trusion OF other settlers, and that is to mark
off as near as one can, by blazing trees. or
by setting stakes or stones on prairie land,
the quantity a settler 10 entitled 10 pre-
empt, and having a squatter's law among
the settlers that such boundaries shall be
respected The Government lines OF sur
vey may not coincide with these marked
lines. bat if each settler defends his own
quarter, and keeps elbow room around him,
there will be enough government quarters
to give each squatter his full Claim. The
surveys may displace his claim considerably
but il will shit all alike and give each one
bis full quantity Of land.-N. Louis lateai-
9encer.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

fAsr WoRE.-A Buffalo paper states
thnt on Monday evening last there were
10000 bushels of grain afoat in that har-
Dor aud IN less than thirty-six hours there
after every bukhet had been put in store.
ana large portion Of the vessels had re-
ioaded. and cleared for the upner lakea
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
To Rent.

will rent three new houses and Lots 90 s'HA "
near ID Q corner Of Western avenue for one year
Immediate Possession rs.i
GEO J.. NICHOLS.
septg'32 &c ersl LAHd Ageai
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

J. BUTTS, PaoPaIETos.
Tuesday, September e5.
S Stwichfeld&lady, Min. " G Atwood &,ady, Alton
Beiden, Detroit II Dow. Kansas City
J ID .ads, DAYTON Geo Hollisier, Iowa
Winsiandey n Albany w HAYES, n Bedford,
y w Robinson, Va NV Isbeil,ady ID son, Mari
u Du.aeh, Madison Geo Neek, OHIO
kife, Madison X Porter, Ohio
G II Scranton, y Haven w N Hitchcock, NY
J W sennet Il lady, Ohio Clarke, Va
r W Blair, Cincinnati WwilliamsJ r a fam r pton
I Bair. 4" Ingersoi, =.
7 Little, Pittsburgh Whiteheld, Patterson
r g Moses, Cincinnati BTrowbridge, Pok -p.ie
J Talbot " II Isooinis, Nc ridcn. c.
II w French. Boston l. n Hall,
r. " Ste ellf Plattviue J MeCsstAna. NJ
c isaacs, WORK J 7 HIiircth. Peoria
James Dnin, :. HI Peek ,tady &chld Conn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

No. III. brick store house on The conn, n ~
Island and Front strces, be had 81 .an m, I'm,
5 to 20 suars, LAT 32xyi.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
ONT Lata

! have several small Tracts Of Land In The is-s
diate vicinity OF The city, containing ffon eas p
twenty acres, suitable for prsa,s residences raiss'
whey ards &C., which | vii sell al prices 'a'Bs
from go 10 s3oo, some of.hese w,Ain 'hs li4a
OF the city. GEO. l.. Nj koLls,
Cor. Of Main & seeGH. ".
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
CITY LOTS AND REslpfu,,|
For Sale and For r.|

nmona which are the following.
NO. 1H3--A Large New Briss ~.
inc sensn streets; main building 90, ~ w
e01s4-- we'll adapted for isrss ~. ahd.
THE buiiding tsespable Of acc mm.S.me RsurJ
" ooarders, giving 10 each = eonfor,si iftAH
TN. ~ isa ieet on Main St,ss, rsdss
NO. '<s. A ANAL house nrs,,. .s. %Vka.
or ofsixth sad Perry SIS. NV on " n
No. $40. A Cottage Hou,. a, v,,,
Harrison and Ripley streets. "' s'fss'a~s
No. $50. 4 large and airy House win,
s'o""u % '"s corner 81 Sixth an. Brad, s,,..ss
No. Isl. Housc. half 10, Of G ,o,,.
"fPerry between Fourth aud FlGh S,,s. 20 WMu
No. l5s. lot on the bIur eor,.
rer! "reets, ADJOINING Col. ssrs.lI's n,,a nssl
No. 16s. three story bylck Hon..
OF SECOND near MAIN, an exeeileu, sim. "oaa Y
erst hoor, the whole house we'll aai.l.a Ioch %
one frame house now used rs 6ou, :, y Sse'las@
tot 6lxisO. 'lu led I'D
No. 1863. three stors brick Han.a,
Di,loh's addition, onthe blut, hons. o., "n, d
ed, can he sold so a. 10 make . good IN, ..'. aifs
Ing largo annual scsufn-2 $50, "easst n
No. lGt. Another brick Hou,e pe,,n
Third aud Scout streets, 36A3,. plns IN, ne 'ona
Kitchens, viii be- sold low aud on Inn. AID Il
d,ttoh 10 the above we have 4 rren, 49,. Y
pro- efty TO which we Invite ihe sitrp,,an ~ " Y
'Eo, l.. AlCh0lIs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

No. it3. Besides the shove have nunbs'&sr
Improved Lois la Macintosh, Lsmbriie aid sst
max ere addition 30 North pss enpor,, which vii n
said low, " ysrsons Wishing 10 Improve thea.
apply "
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
Cor. Of Main and seeoatfl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

In Henry County, Illinois.
Tract 1.-The r. OF the : w OF Sec - I Il
r, nimproved farm cfs0 acres, under fence, oni!
mile from centre OF Gencseo.
Tract i2--The = T. / aud the X Of the w OF Sec
OF MRS X, $40 acres, 1ns spring ON II, mile
from Gepeseo.
Tract ,3-The " OF Sec "a II NR3E, 100
acres mica from Geneseo.
Traetlt-The n W /! Of See ~ T IL RAE, OF leo
acres.
Tract 1.-the 4 1 of Sec 81 T 10 n Ri Z, of 800
acres.
Trae, Is-The of Sec - T 10 n X E, OF $40
Tract ao-The W of Sec ~ 7 i6 RTE, Of i6s
acres
Also about SO Lot. In Rasssi's addition TO The town
OF Genesco. Long time.
In Rock Island County, Illinois.
Tract 2l--Thes W ! OF Sec Is I III n r. w, OF 100
acres.
Q Lots on Brady Street cor Of College.
Lot on Brudy 81 IN Hswss e. Robnson's hob,
containing II Ito acres- Low tof Cash.
Apply 10
WILLIAM ALLEN.
General Land Agent,
Sep. a5th, one I'd St, East Of brady.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

No. $50. Anew house with sl1 room, co,,.,
~ arranged. cellar and eistcrn on Third 49, y
Iowa aud Lie I.aire streets, 70 L-use for !, YEA, -
Noyem Der next. A'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

NJ. iGI. House and Lut on Second .;,s, !.
ofIo~a. Hone. 2storiss i6K2t, eops,rqc,edl 80
inodate two families, Lease 10 run Is ye,,. f,er +
April.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

No. Us. Three Houses and Lots come, az r.,
and lie tlaire streets, togeth with La, Of .a.
Lie Claire street, the hole viii be Isasy Or 49,.
alta great bargain ifuii taken b, one penoA.