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Tns8m most important news of the week
may be found in our advertising columns.
We make 81 brief summary, and ask cur
readers to refer to advertisements for further
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Extensive Sale of Land and
Negroes.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ADBEvILLE pIsTRIcT.-IN EQUITY.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-31
Kansas Circular

The following circular, addressed to
the people of Ohio. fell into our hands a
few days ago. issued by gentlemen of
probity residing here, formerly from the
Buckeye State. 1t viii be found to be
very interesting:
AT meeting of emigrants from Ohio,
held at Union Hall, in the town of Law
renee, Kansas Territory, on the 81 day
of March, 1855. for the purpose of en-
couraging emigration from the Sta.e OF
Ohio, the undersigned were appointed a
committee to prepare an address, and
unite In the following:
Believing that many of their friends
whom they have left behind viii be In
terested in candid and reliable state
ment of facts as they exist in the Ter
ritory, and knowing that many conflict
ing representations have been made by
persons that have paid a flying visit to
the Territory. elated or depressed By FIRST
impressions-many of which persons
having remained scarcely week upon
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-31
GeIfMade Men

We have, indeed. had our self-educated
men, and some of them have acted very
distinguished part in the history of our
country; but, as general fact, seized
ucated men are aneducofed, or haLf-edu-
Gated at the best. They usually betray,
if not want of discipline and knowledge,
at least want of symmetry and COM
pleteness. They are not safe guides.
They generally prove inadequate to try
ing emergencies; and the wisest and best
men of this class have been among the
foremost to recognize the necessity, and
to aid in the advancement of college ed
ucation. The sagacious Franklin, with
the good sense which was characteristic
Of him, drew up project for the found
alton of a college, in which he strongly
recommended the study of the ancient
languages for all the students, and insists
on it for those who intend to engage in
the learned professions.
"The Father of his Country" was
self-made man; but he felt the deficiency,
and had recourse to graduate OF Coium-
bia College alexander Hamilton in the
preparation of his most important State
papers. In his own writings he often
showed want of that minute accuracy
which belongs to thoroughly educated
man, so that President Sparks, with or
without sufficient reason, felt under the
necessity of sometimes correcting his
language, when he edited his correspond
ence. And with the magnaninity and
public spiiit for which he was SO remark
able, he bore testimony to the value of
the literary advantages which he did not
enjoy, By laying the foundation of col
lege in his native State, which honors.
while it is honored by, the name Of Wash
ington.
The distinguished orator and states
man of Kentucky was self-taught man.
But bitterly did he deplore his limited
opportunities for early education. Espe-
cially IN some of his severe conflicts with
John Randolph on the floor of Congress.
when tainted by him on the incorrect uss
of word, Henry Clay would acknowI-
edge, with tears, the disadvantage which
he suffered, owing to the want Of that
liberal education which his antagonist
had enjoyed.-W S. Tyler.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-31
1sAs TERRITORY, SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1856.

them. The last vibrationsof of the church
going bell will hardly have died upon
your ear when you hear the hymn of
thanksgiving and praise on the western
prairie. But if you fear that Kansas is
n,w scarcely whatyou would like, come,
then, and help to make her what she
should be.
H. BRONSON,
S. n. WOOD,
J.K. GOODIN, Committee
JOHN SPEER,
WM. LYON,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-31
Choice Poetry.
Excelsior.

Excelsior.
BIZ ". z. P. HASKELL.
Live them down
Bear the rod
Look alofC-
And trust in God
If Envy's poisoned darts assail,
Live them down;
If SANDER isps her venomed tale,
DO not frown;
If bloated Pride should block your way,
Or Malice her cold steel display,
Or Hatred's fires your heart dismay,
Live them down!
If squalid Poverty is yours,
Look aloft
If cold Ambitions fame allurcs,
'Tis ruin oft
If sad misfortune DER you lowers,
And stern Affections mournful powers
Should crush your hearts most cherished flowers
Look aloft!
If friends you long have loved forget,
Bear the rod!
If ife's strong waves against you set,
Trust in God
Man onward marching TO the tomb,
Let Christian hope your skies illume--
These self-same paths of doubt and gloom
Your Saviour trod!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
. kentucky Woman the Governor Indiana!

a
Some time ago. Joseph A, Wright, the
able and distinguished Governor OF Indiana
was invited 10 Kentucky by his bachelor
friend. GOV. Powell, Of the latter. Joseph
had never in all his life before, got INTO
State so full OF pretty women. They o!ooh,
al around him ike roses the whole land
was radiant and redolent with beauty, aud
oyerhowiny with the affections OF woman,
hood. Poor Joseph. His name was wen
chosen, but he couldn't stanl the trial! ne
succumbed and marrrd--to the great etiel
olmaiden Indiana, and TO the great upiii'ih9
OF proud Kentucky
And nov, natural as the world, that heh-
lucky woman, with the instinct OF her STATE
for politics. is regulating Joseph, ana giving
law 10 the "uoosiers." la fact Indiana, IS
Al, this moment, governed by KENTUCKY
c,ioue." Let the Benton Democracy OF 81.
louis he rrcopciled. keu.uckians gene
raly rule well, and the Indiana papers are
clarifying in their new law givcr. Hear
;bc ;nbilant Erprtss, oil Terre Haute:
"a WoNAs.-We have good I.quo,
Bill. We almost knew, as we have sa'a
long ago, that the Governor would he'e,
veto that bill. But almost is not que; ana
our nerves did not iall OF sy npa'hiz'ng WIN
those of the people, for fear that something
rioht hamper to upset the good fortune OF
the State of Indiana. We gIoryin the Dill;
itsa workmanlike job; and we glory 10 o our
Governor. in this instance, anyhow. But
what, reader, do you think is the talk--ihe
common report out of doors! Why th''
tho Governor had actually gotten his veto
mc.s,cc written out with which to retur
the LII 10 the Senate. when his good WE
who had been absent, arrived home was
his new Kentucky wife--ara sac g2'u Id
DIV, finding out the state affairs, ah1 tfne 70
the Outright, would listen to no such sci
She was for staying the floods Of tears da'ly
wrung from woman by whisky. She was
for relaxing the grasp of hunger LAID upon
the vitalso Of children by the rumseller; an.
she demanded, in way not TO be resisted
that the bill should BE- signed, and we have
Liquor Law"
The British glory in their Queen; ou
what has Victoria done to compare VIII
This! What Governor has such GoccrneS
a. Joseph A. Wright, or needs one more
to steady his hand upon State papers :
Long life, We say, to the good Queen OF In
diana.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
Valuable City Property,

20 INSISTING Of a Dwelling House. Store and
~ Fancy Building Lots.
The subscriber has had the folio wing added 10 his
large Catalogue Of Real Estate, TO wit:
No 40-A Two Story Brick Dwelling House. cornor
Of ltb and Brown streets, being lots g. in Block
Forrest \ Dillon's addition. Tue house is well fn-
ished, pias!ered on the outside, fourteen rooms.
large Barn, a good wei and cistern. beautiful To-
caiion for private residence.
No 4l-A Brick house the North slice of Second
street one door west of Ripley being half OF lot
block 9. Agood business st nd.
No "A lot west Of Cannon's Ssw Mill having a
feet. An excellent location for Sew or FIGURING
Mill.
No 43-West half Of lot 2 block 80 fronting III Ctr
street west Of Harrison.
No 44Lot 3olock "a fronting 9Th street, between,
Ripley aud Scott.
No 45-Lot !, block IS, corner of Warren and Gil
streets. The last three are all beautiful building
sites.
No 4f--Tots4 and 5, bloc, % and
No 31-East half OF OF g. bl1ca 4. Green's addition.
Also the following tracts of anirnproved and timber
land in Clinton and Scott Counties:
No as quarter Of Sec le Tel 3 100 acre
North half :. IA I SO 5 T. $50 Is
n r gu rtcr s s3 T So r 5 l. lG0 8
ofN w quarter 81 T 80 RS + sO''
w of Z quarter IS T 81 RS Z So"
w of Il quarter '' 25 81 II 80 4"
Part of $ WI .' II Tso RS l. so
Part OF &C rs T so Il . E Is. IS. loo
These two lots are all timber.
East hairs " ar &c q 80 r 81 $50 acres.
GEoKGE l.. NICHOLS. Aet,
W corner Main Il second SITS,
June9. 1855. Davenport.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

Our town was visited a few weeks ago oy
character that it may be as well to notice
Tor the bench, Of the philanthroPic IN SISTER
communities. An INDECENT female. .aPpar'
emily cnciente, visited a number OF houses
and from her situation aroused the sympa-
thies of many Of the gentle sex Atterh hay
Ing imposed on quite number, one OF the
ladies' she visited discovered rather too much
beard, and communicating the result OF her
observation, the individual was followed up,
and nvestig alton proved that the INDECENT
female was u man Disguised in the garb OF
woman.-Freariclsburg (Va) Herald.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
az. Daily @a5tttt,
CAPITAL Punishment.


NJ. enactment oil few more such horri.
~. scenes A. the following and the one which
,eeeu,ly trsnspired al an execution in N.
n,le.ns. which is entirely too terrible for
..,etition, will have tendency to reduce
,bc advocates Of hanging:-
rxKcur,os OF Aries, TIE MuxplEEE, IN
crnx,y.-This wretchcd man, who, as our
so.ders willremember. was convicted IN the
Isa '"r, Of Common Pleas, OF Shelby county,
saw months ago, Of all atrocious murder
..mroilied on the person Of his own daught-
eo MAS hung yesterday. From private
gu 80. I'VE learn that the execution cxhibi.
sol' scene or horror, to which itwould be
' 81, 20 furnish n parallel. The trial, the
u Jim and the near approach OF death had
pn aId 20 subdue the spirits Of the guilty
' Or reduce him to q submissive frame
r. mind Since his conviction his CONVEX
..,:oo has consisted principally OF express
n defiance TO the officers Of the law,
s s.";sd with the most Aorrid biasphen'es and
obsenites. As he was very strong mus
cular man, and had repeatedly asserted tina,
:. would not be hung. the sheriff us mat
-, ,f precau,ion, had called IN outsiders to
,hs number oil some twenty-five or thirty to
S.s;s, h the execution Of the sentence; but
.ach desperate resistance did the negro
~. raj oven this force was hardly equal
:" The terrible task that devoiyed upon them
A. the condemned man was taken out OF ms
cs,, in sp,e Of the heavy irons on ms arms
and lecs, he burst away from those III charge
Of him acd for some time kept everybody at
b.y by striking ia all directions with his
sb,ckled hands. AT length, BY the united
force Of some twenty men, he was overpow'
ed and dragged to the galio"s. But even
after he was swung of, he managed to
spriny IN. and by tight holding on TO the
rpoe. to keep himself alive for half an hour.
mil there VAS danger that his life would
1ysrrun the time limited by law for the ex'
eeution, and the officers were Obliged 10
choke him by main fore.
An immense crowd had assembled to wit
nrss the harrid scene, but the strictly prl-
waite character of the execution disappolnt-
ed ,heir expectations.-Dayton Gazette ieo'
70.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
INsURAN CE.

METROPOLITAN FIRE MAXINE 1NSU.
RANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass.
cu.rrrrrp CAr,TAI $500, 0G0
C,.u C.rrr.L rAprp S20O,GOO
A, AiLABLr ASSETS APPLICABLE TO ouTsTAspIsa RISKS
s480,9Sl
w TuAyrR Secy. Luther MoSsos Prest
This Company organized under the stringent laws OF
Massachusetts, has established nm Agency al Daven
port and will issue policies against Fire or Marine
loss terms amy other responsible IN
situation of the kind No dividends viii be paid 10
stockholders till the Capital reaches half mi lion by
the cumuIation of profits. Losses promptly adjusted
and paid AT this Agency.
References,
Mcssrs. Thayer. Bankers, Boston. Messrs D"nn King
X Co. ST Louis, J. NJ. Beebe Morgan 4 Go. Boston,
Rhodes Pegram Il Co., St Louis, blanchard Copverse
q Co. Boston, John Lavender, ESQ.,. st. Louis.
M.ssrs. J. p. Chaplin 4 Co., Chicago,
Ramsey. o. & Co. .
J. II. Durham h &c, I"
T.. I.Tinkham. Esq. Cashier Marine Bank .
Apply at the Banking House Of McGregor, Lawes,&
Biakemorc A. w. McuhEuoh, agent
Sept 81 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
a SCORE syIE CLAIRE

lNOR SALE-on Main street opposite Doctor James
II GambIe's Office; an excellent situation for any
kind of Merea Tile business. the building is Fifteen
feet front by thirty feet detp Two stories high and
rents for 500 per annum; VIII b. sold al great bar
gain by Jan GEO. L. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

yYyEean suppiya few more copies OF
w Lif of Horace Greedy, Ida May,
Life r. T. Barnun, News Boy,
Rpth Hal, Lamp lighter.
Also MS Hates New Household Receipt Book;
Miss eslies New Receirts for looking.
WARREN & RHaWN,
Post Once Davenport.
n, erfh lsllnd City Book Store, Rock Island
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
For Sale,

A BEAUTIFUL rev Cottage Hing, on Lot COX
n $50 It deep, In Block 10; Corner of Main and 9Th
streets; with New Barn and other bu!dngs-Loesty
elevated from iis picturesque views fthe
ding country. Price $4,000. Jan IN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
RAPIDS MILLS, LIE CLAIRE,

nv N n n n.n cOnstNn.Iy hanu Atu
w assortment Of Lum bor, Laths q shsM.
1les Of every variety OF size for baidlng PURPOSES
s ~ The head az the rapids, he can obtain select
I'd LOGS of best quality and in unlimited quantity, 50
ne 10 keen the Mills running every week IN tne
orders can therefore be hllcd on shoi' Ho'se - 80
time. cu s;,.. oud nj the
lowest casa price.
pah 4 laSS diff.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
East Davenport.

~ BUILDING OTIS, well situated. with command.
20 ing views of the river, for sale Ut low rates and
On lhera. terms
Persons wishing healthy Locality, and propert,
H. ~ will enhance greatly In yalae, should make in
vestmeDts in East Davenport, esnecia.y f2r manu-
featuring powers. Oeo. NtNhohLe,as''
Feb IL.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
For Sale
GAS FITTING.

GAS FITTING.
II is hut hort time before Gas will be intr"-
~ duced into this city the subscribers propose NJ
tivc adings awaiting the lighting OF ne Gas tor
me n q ment Of the same. Consumers Will see the
advantage Of having their fitting done before the
ing up rs II all defer ."tii that time would De
months before some would get lighted up a sp'en-
I'D stn,k of Corne lins fixtures on hand which thc
.z.ns are respectfully invedt to cali and examine at
The Davenport Rock Island Gas Fitting e.
.ablishment 8 and 10 Sd Story Witherwax's
Block, Entrance on Brady St.
ELMORE 4 CO.
Would refer for specimens OF WORK TO !! 'fse -
owcn.k coli r N v. w. Mitchell, Woodward q
Harris and the Post Ohice. reo &c"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
WHITE & CORBlN.
OFFICE No oRR's BUILDING BRADY 81
Offer for Sale,

Earn milrs from the city I5U Acres Has nov .
\ or falling waier,a good House, large bees OF o.
Goa, aud IN IL valuable Timber, 30 acres ieheeo' ID
under cultivation.
Price samoa A credit fora large portion OF the puf'
chase money at 10 per cent interest.
ALSO:
Farm 10 miles from the city, SO acres, Gooa iiouse
ncv fai ing Water, Wo,d for the uses OF INC 'a'
neatly half nnder cultiva ion.
Price sisoo. Credit given for part of the purchase
money III REQUIRED.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

KeaREGoR, LAWS 1 BLAKENoRE,
Bankers, Exchange, Note Real Estate Brokers,
Between Second aud Front Streets,
Davenport, Iowa
lrTNoTEs and Bills collected and proceeds remit
d TO any part Of the United Statssat rates
Exchange.
,lFThe highest current rates paid for Bills Of Ez
FSiPht Drafts on all the principal cities Of the
United States aud Europe. for sale at lowest rates.
,IPisIkKksr Allowed GU Deposits on time or to be
TTLAsp WARRANTS constantly on hand and for sole
at lowest rates.
!PRrAL Estate bought and sold on commission;
estigatcd and Abstracts furnished;
TrRosDs and Mortgages bought and sold and loans
negotiated.
JOHN THOMPSON, ESQ. Banker, N. Y.
aEssRs; PAGE & BACON, Bankers, 81 Louis, NO
y. II. MANN, Cash. Rock Island Bank, r. l., Ills.
ALEX. v. Ha1EGoR,
Attorney ct Law and Rotary Public,
Rs.wesn FRONT AND SECOND STREETS.
REAL ESTATE.
DARTIcULAR attention given 70 the buying and
! selling Rc Estate on commission, Paying ofTax-
es. &c, &c.
This county and city, fully prepared TO examine
titles and furnish correct abstracts draw Deeds Mort
cages and all other instruments OF writing and take
tue snONcot nOtlcc anu On tDc iHos
reasonable terms.
N,GRECoR, LAWES d BLAKEMORE.
IN nnn ACRES OF choice land for sale on liberal
VsUUU terms In lots 10 suit in Scott, Clinton and
cedar counties; apply to
McGRREGOR, LAWEs s BLAKEMoRE.
ClTY PROPERTY FOX SALE--A number of houses
~ lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated in different
parts Of the city, 10 suit purchasers for sale fvora
Bile terms. Apply to
M'GREGOR, LAWES 81 BLAKEMORE,
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.--A number Of i'm
l proved farms for sale very favorable terms.
Apply to. June 0, 1853.
M'GREGOR, LAWES & BLAKEMORE.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Wa have for sale
most desirable farm, FIVE miles from Davenport,
the Iowa City road Of eighty acres highly improved
with good frame dwelling, kitchen, cellar, &c., barn
and sheds--a well Of excellent water, &c.
The above property Is most beautifully and favora-
bly, situated, and will be sold mt a bargain.
M'GREGoR, LAWES & BLAKEMoRE.
RANCE.
FIRE MARINE AND LIFE RISKS taken ST this
Agency in responsible Companies and on the most
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

An opponent Of Pope's theory, that
Whatever is is right" wants TO know how it,
can be when every person has left hand!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

A Building on I'd street, bet Brady and Har-
rison streets,
CONTAINING one store room 10 K AZ feet; one store
- room l6 so feet, dive ling adjoining ID a6 feet
roomsup stairs. For sale at a bargain. Apply TO
GEO. l.. NICHOLS.
Jan 70 ,55r
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

No25--Supert Farm Of 9t0 acres, situated on the
Muscatiuc road 5, miles west OF City al under fence
lao res in Guilty. ton, balance In timber; building,
a new an! cost S., Goo Price S6,5UO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

No 3l--A valuable piece of property near East Day.
enport borde riBg Duck Geek contairing e5 acres
| nearly AL fenced with good housc-Price $lOo pei
acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

The LIoSEss OF THE HouR.-We learn
that Mary Ann Seward, who was yesterday
released from the work. house, because It
had been ascertained that her mother, who
had recently died in England, had len Ter
some six thousand dollars, Is surrounded by
'ultors already, and advantageous offers OF
marriage are coming upon her both thick
and fast. The poor girl, who but yesterday
occupied lowly berth in the work-house'
now the mistress OF a fortune, and com
mands the respect OF all the worldly u
Delta.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

No3o--A be autful farm of 160 acres, miles belo'
Rock Issna: lies Try handsomely so acres improve
with good dwellings aud ivesprings--Price sig 81
per acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

No 29--Well improved farm 0acres; SO in cuiiva
tion; gaod frame dwelling and out bulldogs; iarg
orchard of good fruit. many yarictis $; stock waite
mbu .daut: lies miles west of ciiy--Price SIS pc
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office lO6 Broadway, N. Y.
AGENCY No.6LE CLAIRE BLOCK, DAVENPORT.
C.r,,., Ss00,OG0.
p,,xy Fprysu. Actuary MORRIS FRANELIS Prost.
a. W. McGREGoR, Agent.
S.n, u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

When is man thinner thana slinglei--
When he is a.shavine.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

No % great bargain; farm on Wapseplnieo
contanipc o50aeres; IS of which under culvatio
dwelling houses stable corn crib and weli--frice
per acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

! No27--The knight Farm Of 100 acres: situated on
the IFS miles w OF city; has ee sores Of good tim.
Der: 90 acres under cultivation, good dwellings and
with improvements cost $3.50; very desirable
Farm--priee $500
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

NORA valuable Lot containing six acres on II
Mississippi River opposite Moline; grea, bargain
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

No ss--Farm finely improved, ofl5S acres miles
below the city near the OF Buff io large am ri
OF good timber; large frame building barn and stable;
| Price SIS Geo
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

No 26-Suburban Farm 1874 acres; lies IL W or Sec
81 aa 81. all under uce; 100 tvated good build
ings and appendage; price IS per Lere Arpiyto
GEOL NICHOLS, Agent
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
WANTED,

,I,IME and sIGHT BILL on the Ea.ta and South for
! which the highest current rat $ will be PAID ny
AugiG MCGREGoR. LAWES$ BLAKEMoRE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
A Store on Second Street,

n 6LOT6 O6CUUV
One door East of Harrison, with good cellar ana
three Rooms In the second siory-and stable on the
north end--subiect to ground rent of 500 per an
num--the whole premises rent for $40 per an
mum; any, person who Wants good store can have one
for very little money. Enquire of
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
~Febos General Land Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

NO I7-Fine Farm Of l60 Acres. Eqr Sec I, D 3f5
K 80, L well improved arge amount ofwood andfour
mics from ty. Price $50 per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08

.--BANKERS---
cooxG SAsosxr. - possspoyt,Io =
Coox E.norsr < DowueY. Iowa C1s3, g.
Cook, SAaeksr & PARx4P, keek AsIssasAA
BANKERS AND DEALxHS IN IxcHAXc1
par, ofthe United states. 2iHs Of EssAssEssr 81
fAs pysxeiSai Ctstss II tAs Usissd SssesssHs
kxssps, BsssAf sak Sold.
Icuey RENTED to Europe II sight Bis which Be
cxshsd in any town in England ,IssisAd ,ss Wslss,
In sums 81 upwards.
-REFEk To-
+. w. CLARK, 81. Louis
Z. W CLAkK, DODGE = co. Ne~ YxrA
Z. W. CLARK & CO., Hhilsds frkla
J. W. CLARK Co, 6essen, 6ess.,,
GEORGE SMITH Z co., Chicsgs,
HATCH LANGDoN, cincisnssi Che.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
REAL ESTATE A0IITs.

NEA1 60IAT6 A02UYB.
Mr.. SARGENT having returned 70 thfs CITY 10 re
Ux side permanently viii give his personal atsentioL
TO the purchase and sale Of Real Estate on conmfss
COOK 4 SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-08
Dwelling House on Harrison St.

r OF 25xlG0--in Eot5, Block s, between Second and
IL Third strec,s--dwelling with rooms, Kitchen,
.Celar and v ell--Price $I5Gh.
For sale BY
Jan o GEO. l.. NICHOLS.