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racIIaa, OoIloEe.

sNHE Second ua OF the above Institute will com
J. menee on W sdnesday, September Sth, in all ofus
departments.
Our arrangements for thorough course OF instrue-
ton in the various departments OF the College, are
ample and on scale TO meet the demands oil the age
and spirit of the times.
We aim to give re practical, thorough and com
plete course OF studies than any schools for
xonno ladies. Yea, more, wemean 10 take the LEAD
in the busine IS Of female education.
The cou Sc Of studies will be varied 10 suit the cir
,uIusances aud Intellectual capacities of the pupil.
Tuition in the Primary Department, 81 90 perterm.
do usual course, % "
Languages and higher English branches, & 70 - -
Norr No ertra charges in the Normalvr
Teachers department..
Music on Plane Melodean, Guitar and
Harm. .1 $40 co to IL on ~ "
Landscape Painting in on, . oo
Monochromatic. CTayon and Pencil,
Drawing, &c, each, W
Papier Mache and ornamental Leather
Work, each, w "
Embroidery, Ornamental Needle Work,
dc ac.. in all their variety, each 500 - -
Diplon as will BIO given TO those who com.
piete a thoroH gh course in eitherof
The departments.
Board with furn' shed rooms including
washing, lights, fuel, stationery, &c, u 90 : "
IL the pupl furnishes her room ect - 90 - -
All PAYNE nts to be IN sde in advance.
Those wishing rooms, or desks as day sehoi
ars mast appiy SOON TT CODDlNG.
Proprietor and sup't.
..- MR.T. II. CoppNs, p,,noi,aI
Mas NJ. A. CoppIKsl J
. Davenport, Aug ~, '55-dwu
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Public Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that }. NJ. ID. BuRRows,
y CHas. LESLIE, lsSATrus LasGER, WIN. oop' D.
O. D.ssA1sr. p. MERwIN, JAMES NJ. DatzELt, {. Z.
PARRv, J. NJ. WITHERwlx, ALFRED sasDERs, II. D.
W0opwARp, JAS. GAMBLE, d ALDEN I. M.LLERY
have Incorporated themselves in accordance with the
proyi sions OF Code OF Iowa. under the title and
oy the name of the ''Hawkeye Insurance Company
aud nave filed their articles of Incorporation in The
Recorders Office in Scott county in said state oil iowa
The principal place of transscng the business Of the
COMPANY is al The city of Davenport In said County
and State.
nv said COMPANY, is that of Marine, Fire and Inland
Navigation Insurance, TO he conducted on the mutua
plan. Any person applying for Insurance. may pa!
cash premium in addition 10 premium note; OF
definite sun in money to be liked by the Compah! I'D
iu 70 such In su ra nee, instead ofa premium note
An premium notes are liable 10 assessment ior al
and of the Conn whether the same
arise out OF losses expenses growing out OF eash
or premium note Insurance. and, shan be Payaoie IN
mari or the whole: at any time when the Compan!
sha require the for the payment OF losses ana
.uch Incidental expenses as shall be necessary ipr
transactng the business Of the eonpan. anu ,o
REDEEM ption aud payment OF Judgments ootalncu
against the company, and all notes, bills or pohds
issued BY the Company! =, -,
The corporation will commence business on The oth
s.y of January, A. ID. 1856 and will continue for
twenty years thereafter. osxo
min roles and cash premiums reed and such other
capital as by consent of the Board OF directors sh
have been add ed and shall not exceed Five Hundred
Thousand dollars; but The Compan! VIII commence
issuing Peltces Win capilai oi i"snt. NV ~"
sand Dollars.
The affairs of the Company shall be conducted by a
Board Of Directors thirteen in number, TO be cleo
ted by the mem aud stoekholders such eie ction
TO be holden on the ed Monday in January of each
year But the incorporators above named constitute
the arst BOARD of Directors and shall hold their ON
ces until The and Monday in January, A. d. 1851 and
untiI the successors shall be elected.
The highest amount of Indebtedness 10 whleh ine
Company will at any time subject itself, IS Flity
Thousand Dollars. :,
The private property OF the members, stockh rs,
directors and corporators OF the Company, which Is
mot Included in the Capital shall not be liable for
The corporate debts, hey ond the amount which may be
due from each person respectively.
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PosrAGE-We presume all our readers
Are aware that since the first of the month,
Ithe postage on letters is required to be pre-
paid with stamps. and the best way is for
Eihem to buy the stamps, and affiI them TO the
letters they put in the Office.
Notwithstanding the length OF time since
,lhe law required the prepayment OF post
aage, we notice list of over fifty hanging up
Pin the lobby Of the Post Office, on which no
postage was paid. OF course the riters
| might as well have kept them at home, as
ahey will not be forw arded to their destina-
Hon
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A GOLDEN WEDDING. The ffteth ami
yersary of the wedding of Dea. Thos. VIII
bans, Of Vernon, Oneida County, ~ ~,
was celebrated at the house where the aged
couple have resided for half century since
their marriage, on Christmas. Represen,,
tatives of FIVE generations were assembled
on the occasion, numbering thirty persons.
The entire fifth generation was comprised
in one little curly headed fellow who lay on
a bed asleep. This boy had living, short
time since, three great grandfathers, three
Observation-Disclosures, two grand-iathers ana
two grandmothers. The father OF Dea.
Williams was one of the famous "Tea-Par-
w. at Boston, in l773.
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To the Merchants Of Iowa.
NEW CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
p NAPLES e. co.

i. w APlEiS a w.,
TJAyING takentbe Sore, As Marxet street, Pblla-
II delpnia; (fosmerly occupied by Fassitt & Co..
and havrg secured fhe services ne moat tasiy Cut
tiers. a-e row Manufacturing an entirely rev STOCK
ofClott,r ing o. every description end u Is our men
ton at all tines xeeD large Sock of the newest
aud lost des rabe Clothing able for me Western
ms -ket. P. NAPLES, formerly Of Dubuqae having
spent the last twenty years M ne Nesltsne no"ihs
lie wants of Western Merchants feels tas. he can.
notfa to give entire satsac ION TO all those toat he
NAV have The pleasure OF doing business with. Our
linen Furnishing ROOm, we th:nS can
not be surpassed all our Shirts, Collars, &c &c
are made to order twill afford us much pleas re TO
have You call and make personal EXAMINE iion oil
our stock. es.s-f. r. NhrLrS y W.
Il
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METEOROLOGICAL ISsTRUaEsrs.--We
have seen a subscription list in the hand OF
one Of the members of the Young Mems Lit
trary Association calling upon our citizens
Nor aid to ,raise a complete set OF Smlthso-
hian meteorological instruments. The set
Embraces the following: Green's STANDARD
Smithsonian Barometer, Thermometer'
Rain Guage, Snow nusge'
MIND Vane, &c, the whole to cost about
500. It is proposed that it should be a
voluntary contribution from young men, IN
buns from fifty cents to one dollar. The i'm
sportanee of sustaining this laudable effort
H. place Davenport before the scientific
sword will be at once perceived, and when
II is known there are several other cities in
|lowa which are contributing their quota to
Etuci1ate the laws o fme,eorology, It becomes
j. necessity that city of such importance
|ss cur own should establish observers in our
|mitst.
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COKE AYD GAs.-The Cincinnati Gas
IConpsny advertise to deliver coke within
|ons mile of the gas works at . cents per
bushel At what rate will our Company
deliver il in the city Speaking of Gas
Works we observe that the above Cincin-
nat, Company have declared sem-annual
dividend of $500 on the share OF $4,000
|The business is said to be extremely profit
sble and the above is an evidence OF it. The
'yas we have now is a wretched article.
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ES TK VS.

G5...stsa SAKEN up by Leroy Dodge, Dec 10, a
kkE.Y~ brown steer, 9 years old.
.LA1A.. BY II. q. Morehcad, Buffalo tip Dee 4, u
req ana white gpcck led steer, with red ears, supposed
years old last spring,
BY " Reynolds, OF Blue Grass, Dee, ~. black
OK white back and belly, l2 right horn broken OF,
or years old, also a pale red cow. white belly,
star in forehead, bush oiltail, years old.
By Jas Higgins, Aliens Grove, Dec. II, one red
aud white spotted steer, years old, crop on right
ear kpsi orshsed; also, red anl white steer,
year old. JOSHUA ID. PAT1EN,
Jan 1856, w3tt Clerk Co. Cour..
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YHe pyD,rs fD,. the West.

inds in general Sc from the Corn fow TO the "a inch
~ breaking pow, made and for sale at the Davenport
plow Factory, corner of Rock Island and 80 SITS;
These Pow only given general saiisacton bet
are declared by who have used them TO be the pest of
lis country that have been introduced. =,
The factory has been enlarged and supplied with new ma
chnery and greater power and the stock for ne season
v Affords And the unders igned feel confident tha m
eir experience the business, their knowedge OF he
ri The country and their perfected patterns they VIII
he able TO furnish the with Just such pows a. ey
need and at sonable prices Flows sold al
reasonable discount. ,,,~,, ,rppyS
Doyannort De- sta '5Jwly
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THE RAILRoADs.-Th extreme cold is
making bad work for the railroads The To-
comotives freeze up and the passengers
don't miss much OF it. The train which
left Kenosha Tuesday afternoon at o'clk.
did not reach here until two O'Clock next
morning. The passengers declare that
while stopping at one place they tore up
three miles OF fence, and burned 1t in the
cars, to keep themselves from freezing
They probably measured the length Of the
fence according as the length Of time
appeared to them. The trains on all the
roads are more or less delayed The night
train is temporarily taken off from the
Rock Island Road. Some OF the others do
not send out trains at night. The snow on
the prsiries has been a serious obstruction
on the Chicago and Mississippi and on the
Burlington and Quincy Roads. No trains
have come through on either for two days,
unless they arrived last night.
Chic. Press, 10Th.
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The Grocers' Bank, at Boston, held on
"Wednesday last, an adjourned meeting OF
.stockholders, when it was reported that the
assets of the Bank were 81 $4,000, and the
debts 8s4s, OOO-leaving S64l ,0ooto cover
1880, 900 stock, The stockholders have
'petitioned the court to allow the bank TO be
Egiven up to their own management. Inc
lold Board of Directors had resigned and a
new one had been appointed.
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TuMnrR yU1 7fR. LUMBER!

,r,pE Arm of SCRIPT RE g MAkQU S. now OPP
/ erntiug IN the mill kroWntz .he Eetas;l mlil,in
TIE lower par; of ,het'v OF ~ sehpor n,u Of @ a
Building and Framing Lumber, Shingles
and Laths,
in large qranes. And the, wnHa pf" tnr ,a n
aoek az machine cut slaves, onted ara all ready 10
be put togetherin Barrels This maea,"o Is R
of cuttingten thousand slaves per onH' " lug '
nualjiy Call and examine for yourselves a.,
Al this Iailla orders shat be promptly att9hue" ~
and the propr;elors halter themselves that thoy ca
owe ABSTRACTION to all who may isSor US WIN n1'
gay ~ s sCRIPTURK f.. MARQUIS.
IA
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Take Notice.

THAT we the sabseribsrs are prepared te 9us
l any amount of Pra irie Chickens and Quaiis'
Prairie Chickens prefered--for which We VIII pay
fair price We wish them to hang in cold place
one night before being brought 10 this place. You
can eet your for Them without al owe
town 10 sell them. by bringing them to The united
states Express ONCE, Davennorl.
Ja.c W.T.
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A. Dubuque on the 3lst ut,, man nam
ed San ders was so badly cut with knife oy
another named White that he was not ex'
pected to recover. The wounded man, IN
anticipation of death, made his will, giving
his property, about $4,000, to his mother
and sister, and appointing his brother IN
Wisconsin, administrator.
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Railroad Accident.

ALBANY, Jan. 8.
Special dispatch to the Journal Coli
sion near Poughkeepsie, on the Hudson
River Railroad. There was fearful coll-
sion Of the cars near foughkeepsie this p.
NJ. We have only the following: the 80
p NJ. train from Poughk eepsie left there
an hour behind time to-day. The Pough-
keepsie Pas train left but Is or 20 minutes
behind it. The express sackened three
miles below there, and before il got across,
the other train ran into the rear OF the ex.
press, smashing two cars, killing four or
five persons, and badly injuring..seyeral 9th
ers. Mrs. Backus OF Utica killed; Charles
Green of Utica killed; the other names un.
known.
ATER.-Twenty persons more or less
lnlured-several not expected to i've
Amongst the wounded is George Gloss, Of
Madison County, Ohio, who is dangerously
injured
Railroads Blocked vp.
BUFFALO, Jan. 9.
Snow storm Of yesterday continues to-day.
Very cold; thermometer e. below zero at
O'Clock this morning Lake Shore R. R.
blocked by snow Eastern roads much OBJ
structed.
FIRE st Newport.
PROVIDENCE, Jan g.
The Tours House, Newport, and two
djoining dwellings were burned last night
The Tours House was insured for 81 900
Cold Weather.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 8.
Coolest day this season; thermometer,
A. NJ, lao below zero.
CAIRO, Jan. 9.
Yesterday at 8 A. NJ. the thermometer
stood at l5o above zeror at 7 this morning,
g below zero; at 8, zero.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.
Thermometer this A. NJ. 7o'clk. az be-
low zero. Delaware river frozen opposite
the city. Trains dne delay led on roads.
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"ARGYLE COTTAGE
paantifnl Home to Rent .

,r>uE rsirped will rent for one year 70 ten Is
lata beautiful home (Argyle Cottage ana append
agesl adjoining the city Of lie Claire
This place comprises Dwelling rooms. shl"Ss ,
house, Stable, Orchard oil soo oea'ns Ha'''
Is acres oodland pastare. u ',r,,
None need apply who have "a large family Of ilue
children. - ~
dsc2f
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Comptroller Cook has closed up the En-
terprise Insurance Company of this clty.
The condition of the concern IS stated as
follows: Capital, 100000; assets, Sloo'-
34s; liabilities, Sle7,75o Who is the next
Customer!-N. Y. TimsS.
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WooD.--At the present exorbitant pnce
Of wood we regret to see such quantities OF
lt passing our Office on the way TO Fifth at.
Ifor Railroad consumption. Load follows
load in melancholy procession up the street
which we know is scanned by the eyes OF
Ethose who ian would have it this cold wealth.
er were they able to purchase it,
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To Merchants. Bankers and others.

rESIRlNG sets of Account Books forthe coming
4 , wear. We would invite attention to our blarh
Books. Tny, 81 suIe' I mans~cthfe, anu a., ~
far ahead of anything made Ia This region "s 'I
nrinted beadings These superior Books on eNhioi-
lion AT the state Fair, Chicago can be seen a. our
store. II. a. ionif-'Ns ~ ~
Mock Island Dec 2, 1855.
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L a t Q st NJ e VS..
Pittaburx Itsms

Pittsburg Jan .,
VIM. Bingham, American, was elected
Mayor o! this city yesterday, by 684 MAORI
ty over John NJ. Irwin Democrat, who was
The next highest among five candidates.
The weather is extremely cold--ther-
mometer 10 dogs. below zero. The river is
frozen tigh.
CoLp.-The thermometer yesterday morn
ing went down to 80 deg. below zero. All
we can say is "letter went. Chicago
Press I0M
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To the Ladies Davenport Ncighoorhood

Ih Ladies' Of Davenport acd Beg 100 RI God that she
has con- me ced 81 tlliNERY. OseSS A OEfAhTLE
MAKING ECStNESSon 49, st be- wee iowa sud
LeCia g sts. fcd ION TsHv yeas e"oe7 cree in The
FIRST ye OF Iordon prd p ris Gcniofs she hopes to
give sac ion allw nay Oatro1 20 Ter. Sue in
tends keeping select I'd rt oHc be assortment of
Trimmings Tor ID esses and will P wsvshave tre new
est fashions. Oct u '55o If
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Gas and Steam Fittings.
Davenport Gas and Steam Fitting
EsTAB II VI Il Mt,

EsTABLgS II NJ ENT,
SECOND ST. !, On DOOR EAST OF BRBDY.
rYNHERE will at ali times be found at the above es-
/ tabishment the largsst and hest assortment west
OF Chicago, OF
Chandeliers Brackets, Pendants,
andGAS FIXTURES Of every description,
of the best American manufacture, together with
GAS and STEAM PIPE Of every description.
In4D PIPE OF ali sizes. IRON STEAM PIPE,
BRASS COPPER aud iGON FITTINGS of every
kind for Engine Boilers and Pump Connections.
The undersigned employs none but the sesl ana most
lnt~ndenca to all work entrusted to him. He feels
assured that a visit to his establishment will be adyan
taqeous TO those in want of articles in his liue.
Country orders attend cd at the shortest notice.
act Oh -d3v, p. MERWIN,
4, H.. ,faca nj IN. IJayenuort Gas and Coke Co.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

,t,HR partnership heretofore existing between the
| mndersgned has been this day dissolved by mntu;
I consents The business will IN future be conducted
o., NJ, n HARRIS, who is duly authorized 10 settle
Tue WOODWARD ni HARRIS.
novap mrs. January Z, 1856. DINO
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Prairie Land for Sale.

4 tHOlfE piece OF Prairie land Tor sale, situHied
Y IN Section No. IL, Township No. is, North OF
Range No 3, East Of 9Th principal cridian. Bouhd
cd west by Mr.. Friday land railroad on the north,
and duck creek on the south; consisting oil6Oacrcs
For information apply 10
Nrs ELIZA BUCK W ALTER,
JANE HUMPHREY,
DAVID WALTER.
Dec btlt.wgiT
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Its stated that one numbered and iitty
canal boats, loaded with -four and grain
to Louis Napoleon, are frozen IN
between Schenectady and Little Falls ~
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WILSON & PARKER,
ENGRaVERS and BRAND CUTTER,
Seals and Seal Presses Of every descrip n
CAfkDS AND ENVELOPES
PRINTED IN SUPERIOR Sly E
IA OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Sent div 4 ~.
Lumber. EManDea..

INROM 300, 900 TO 800, 900 feet of Lumber at Dor
II man 81 Co.. old yard cor. Scott and Fourth SITS .
one square west of Goes Davis Planning Mill, near
Iy opposite the Court House. The subscribers have
hand the largest and best assortment OF Seasoned
Steam Sawed Pine Lumberto befound in This market
We keep constantly on hand Dressed and undressed
Flooring Siding Fencing, II and men clear sun
Rived and Shaved Shingles, Lath and all other tate-
les OF Pine Lumber which We offer asiow US any 9th
novidwtf J.FOSTER & co.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
uu, nA,1Y DAVENPORT GAZETTE,

only paper in the state OF Iowa that !, printed on
pa Press. and its circulation is tho largest OF an!
steam Advertiser appreciate these ad'an'sse' a.
u l,n,,s amply testify,
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MonEgArING The comparatively mode
:, "a weather Of yesterday again invited our
~ 80 friends to town, and there was quite
,hrong Of wagons and sheds along the
.;nci,al streets. OF course all kinds Of
PUN business participated in the country
.e,ivi,v At present the roads are tirmer
.s.r,ny ever formed by McAdam, and ii
wsatber were but few degrees nlder,
aid he of the most beautiful kind for
wints. operations.
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Laih, shingles, &c.

ssTaE ohD STEAM MILL SILL ALIVE
AfOhRY to say 70 our nHmerous customers that ne
LCeannoi awe rise such an jmRsHse stock Of Lum
Der, Lath and Shingles hand some Of our mono
rable petiors in line ddr crt!sebut our only
apology TOT such small STOCK hand Is, that our
customers will noial!0w us to stow u away Until IT
looms up TO or 90D,0to feet on hand While we saw
dsy from 20 TO 30 600 feet umberlG TO Il, 600 ath
Shingles sash, Doors &c &C. IN proportion; stlll
cur stock aceu1nulatas slogIy--isei happy to say
however that we fill al most any bill offered Tor
House, Stere or Barn
Oh, fall supply of LOGS is nov coming over the
Rapids, and We shall be prepared 10 keep our as
sor.ment complete.
Past favors gratefully acknowledgement ceniinu-
auce solicited
BURNELL, GILLET g. CO.
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IVA AND AG E NCY
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
GENERAL LAND AGENT AND REAL ESTATE
BROKER
Post Office Building B ady Street.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Collections promptly nded to in all parts OF tn
State; Lands entered and loeatedin all Ian
Districts of the State, Money and Taxes pain
for nom re sidents; Money loaned on unencumbere
Real Estate security; Farms, Houses and Lots leased
Real Estate ofall kinds bought and sold on commits
sfo
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Tsp INTERIOR TRADE.-The Lin Co.
p.o;,sr saws, that"so soon as the cars com.
neDee running to Iowa City. ali or nearly
al, the wagoning which heretofore has
bosr done from this place to points on the
,yer will be done to Iowa City" This l.
cne of the results predicted by Dir Clark.
san in The letter we published from him on
"wednesday morning. Mr.. Burrows We
believe, has it in contemplation to open
Sh,anch Of his house at Iowa City. These
facts all 60 to show the extreme necessity
sha, EXISTS for a concert of action among
'our business men, with view OF securing
tbe trade northwest OF us, which now SO
'nuch to its disadvantage seeks Dubuque
H. arkpt
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No. $780, House and Lot East side OF Rp,s,
street, between Second and Front streets. Lot rs
IS. building and fence all in good order
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Lots in North Davenport.
have Four beautiful Dwelling Houses in North
Davenport fronting on Locust street, one OF which
has of ground with il, and others iih one
TT more LOTS
Also number of Unimproyed Lots in Noel's, Nc
Into sh's, Lambrite's, Fearing's and saymaker's
subdivision oflots, some as low as $3.50 each.
Lots in East Davenport
Ihaye several unimproved lots in East Davenport,
them beautifully situated on he bluff, others
well adapted for business purposes.
ALSO
A River Lo: of 40 feet on the river by ECO feet,
upon which there is an excellent Quarry with a per-
petual Lime Kiln AID Lime house, which will make
100 bushels of lime Per day. An excellent location
for FIGURING Mill.
Fult0n's Addition.
Two Brick Houses Just finished, in Fulton's Addi-
ton, with number Of unimprosed Lots at low pri.
ces and long credits.
Inaddition the above, the subscriber has large
amount of unm and in Scott, Muscatine Clin
ton, Cedar, Jones, johnson, Iowa, Poweshiek, Jas.
per- Marshal, Tama and Benton Counties For any
information respecting the foregoing property, apply
10 GEO. l.. NICHOLS,
Real Estate Agent,
dec a5 Corner OF Second & Main streets
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-11

No. Jss.--A Two Story Frame House on the Aorti
East corner OF Gaines and Fourth streets, Fon!
rooms, hall and Celler; Well OF soft water. Let 4
feetsQuare.