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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-18
Appointments of Mr.. Garlic.

The following are the appointments
made by Mr.. John s. Garlic. the Ameri
can candidate for Congress from this
district
l will address the people at
KanaWha Court house on the 18th inst
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-18

Ir. Garlic in the state Convention.
Mr.. Garlic. the Know Nothing lcandi-
date for Congress in this district bile
in the State Convention to amend Inc
Constitution. offered tbefolloaing amend,
ment to the report Of the Legislative Com;
mibec ::
"The General Assembly shall des;g-
nate the subjects OF taxation. All pro-
perry. on which taxes are laid, shall be
taxed in proportion to its value, to be as
certained in the manner prescribed by
law. No one species OF property on
which taxes are laid, shall be taxed high
or than another snecies Of equal value
Provided. however. that SLAVES under
ta0eLve gears shall not be taxed exec pit in time
of war, to suppress insurreetiou, or repeI
invasion, when the Legislature NAV tax
all slaves of whatever age and provided,
further, that the tao on SlQves shall Be per
capita, und shall at no time exceed the taE
laid upon four hundred dollars in value of
lQnl."
To our people this provision OF our State
Constitution exempting young negroes
from taxation, while our own horses, cat
tie, hogs and sheep were heavily taxed,
has been justly regarded as one of the
mos. unjust and niquitous measures adop-
ted in the late Convention. Yet, the
nowNothing candidate, who was then
Western delegate, offered proposition
very similar to the provision now incopo-
rated in the Constitution. What will
Wcsternatax, payers say to this )? The
amendment speaks foritself and needs
no comment. vii! The Know Nothings,
even ofthe West support The man who thus
! forgots their interests
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-18

gIn Virginia she wheat crop is re-
ported As lo,Eing remarkably we'll. having
sustained no damage by freezing
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-18

Intermedlate appointments VIII be made
upon consultation with friends along the
routes.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-18

Gg Mr. james Ball. late superinten.
dent vf Tie repair shops Of the 3. Y o.
IL, Il, Co.. at Wheeling. has accepted
similar post on the Central Ohio road.
Geo. p. FISHER, Esq, Of Dover.
has been appointed Attoru8y General Of
Delaware
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-18
Foreign News

The steamer Washington arrived at
Nav York Oh the lst inst, with four
DAYS later news from Europe, than
Was brought by the Baltic.
The proceedings OF the Vienna Confer
.enee appear to be unsatisfactory. The
allies do not insist on the destruction of
Sebastopol. butpropose conditions disa-
greeable to Russia.
1t was understood that the conference
had agreed upon the first two points, and
that the critical third point on which the
question ofpeace orswar turns WAS under
consideration, aud would occupy several
DAYS. The demolition of Sebastopol
would not be demanded. On the other
hand, another dispatch says - All con-
lecture as 70 The result is idle.''
Alarch 27th, Evening. The state of the
the political horizon has again become
gloomy, and the conference of the day
previous on the thira point was anything
but satisfactory, the conditions required
by Russia being very disagreeabls.
FRoM SEBAsToPcL- advices OF
the Gath ultimo state that the Russians,
in spite of repeated attacks, maintained
their position on Mount Seponne, whence
their guns play upon the French lines.
The weather continued ine, and the
health ofthe troops improving. The ad-
vanced batteries of the British were max
ing considerable progress.
According to information received from
doserters,, the EmperOr's death had not
been promulgated in Sebastopo.
Omer Pacha arrived Mt the allied camp
on the 18th, aud on tho 18th the Rus
slams opened IRE from the heights OF Ba-
laklava, hut the English, assisted by Gen.
Kuoys, routed them.
On the 18th, tie Russians attacked
the whole line of the allies, but were
driven back wilh great loss.
Projects for converting Sinope into u
strong fort, and for erecting extensive
sea notifications at SebnstopoI. are favor
ed by the British government
The alliance between Sardinia and the
Porte was signed on the 10Th ultimo.
Prince Gortschakuff arrived at Subaslo-
pol on the Goth ulr.
On the l4lh, the Turkish cavalry at
Eupalo'ia made a Sorte, but were re-
pulsed.
On the l7th three battnlons Of Zou>
ayes attacked the new Russian rudoubtS
before SeeastopOl, but were driven back
with great loss.
On the night OF 14th the French troops
carried the line OF ambuscades occupied
by the Russian sharpshoOters, and at tie
sam time the Russians made sortis,
but they were repulsed.
FRANCE. -Prcparalions continued to
be made AT ConstamLlnople to receive Ma
polcon. In the mean time. he and the
Empress will visit Queen Victoria on The
9th of April.
France agrees, says the London
Morning Herald. to send 5000 addition
al troops To the CrimeN. alter the close of
the Vienna conference, provided England
will furnish the means ot conveyance.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-18
Mr. McCOmas' Appointments.

The following are the appointment, Qf
Mr.. E. W. MoComas. the Democratic
candidate for Lieut.. Coy ernor
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-18

HO CN"1IlCHI' w IA tHe hhOW-NOtnlngS,
even the West support the man who thus
forgots their interests?
------- ----
0.'' v, ''''' ~" : 'N''on"' 00N'ent'on'
y Democrauc convention TO nominate
'0 0'5 III - ''ie IN us
t'!0' - /" MA "sSe'loleu Ill flarrlSVllle'
1'', ~, county, Q" ne ioIh INST
"e eo"''n''on me- ~ we court House
"' { ''h' NJ. ~. No0ert Porter
was e''e" ZEN Po'aFy CHAIRMAN and W.
=, '' apps '"'c" 'ein l'oL"ry secretary.
-4' ~ y 'e"N'nS' q C"oeI, moved
p''''' Oo'''I''''' u II from e"cn county
W Ppo'". ca 0S TIE chalr 70 examine and
NI'''' upon s''e I''Oe"'i'''S OF ueleSa'es
ana "'' d az = representation
"'tcn motion was carried
MIR. +. I. Turner, moved that com
ni-tec be appointed BY the chair TO p,e
pare resolutions expressive Of rho yo,s. =,
his r,oro,,i,,, .a.I
~, ~, ,''
''' L. a. 1 N9'ps' OF A'chle' moved
that commlttce be appointed by The
Chair to report permanent officers Tor the
lonyention--carricd.
w.. ,,;..:.
,, ~ 0''"'I ~ i "i'''00''Oe" VIC 'OHo"'n5
'''o '''''''' lees |" com vii"nce with the
the above motions
C,nu,e,Iee on CrcleRkulS.-C abeI. 4
q. Jenkins Harrison, w. p. CooDer
Jnchaon. F. p. Tanner; Lewis, Eiliah
f'tr>"cr; Up>hur, Wm. A. Patton; Bar
bour. L. \. Phelps Richie Cyru, Hail;
Gii'ncr, O. ) It.4IIc Braxton, Col. Joel
4"nc,y.
Or Neutrality-suspicious.. +. P. Turner,
Z. Cooper, l.. a. Phelps, j. Iaucey
and y. 4. Jenkins.
q" Iecm0"en: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Isaiah Mrii>, y. i. Cooper, \. G. Jen-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-18

RI The post -oflice az Calhoun, Bar
orr county has been discontinued.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-18

France agrees, says the London
Morning Herald, to send 5000 addition
al troops To the CrmeW. alter the close Of
the Vienna conference, provided England
will furnish the means ot conveyance.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-12
pENNsyIyaNIa RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains, between phiiaaeiphis
and Pitt.burx TIKI MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leave. Phiisdep for Pittsburg at y a. NJ. and
Pi,tsburr for Philadelphia at : A. NJ IHE FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia at p VI. and Pittsbnrg
for Phiiadeiphia att r. N. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh q ~, r.
NJ. and Piitsburg for Phiiade rhia al TO- NJ
The aboye lines at Pittsburg with the Rail
roads 10 asd 5ron 81. Louis, Mo-: Alton. Gaens and
Cbicaeoiii; Frankfort. Lexington. and Louisville,
XIV Tsrre Haate Dayton, Springfield, Beliefontine.
Snn,.usky Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus Zancssille,
Nsssiilon and Wooster. Ohio: also. with the steam
Packet Boats frem and 10 Nav osLsAss, ST. Loun,
IorisvI LIZ and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets be had to or from either ofthe
above places. .
Porfurther Particular see Hand-biisat the di1er z.
ant ,.s rtinr points Passengers from the West
will nnd this the shortest and most expeditions
route TO Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, or bos
ton. -, 49,,
THoS NC ORE. As'r. Passssger Lises. Phiss.
] MESKIMEN. Aef. PasssMrsr Liass, Pitfs.
phil, Sth. 1855 div.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-12
Chicago aud Mississippi Railroad
MA

PASSENGERS for Bloomington, Springfield Alton
and 81 Louis, will hnd the route via La Sale to be
the Spe lest now open to the public and not
TO the usual DELAYS OF The River. by taking
the CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAlLR0ADto La
sale The ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAlLRoADto Bloom
ington, and the
10 Alton and ST. Louis passengers are taken through
without delay In 10 Hours!
The route ST. Louis via Mississippi Riy IHns
HuxpRxp Mllks and time FoRTf-FoUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are m ade nj Bloomington with Peoria, Pekin and r
hama: q, Springfield with Bardstown, Petersburg and
Havana. al yirden with Wzvery: at Carhnyiile with
Hjilsboro, Van BurenshurH. vandaita and salem; nj
Brighton with Greenneid ard Scottsiile: and nj Alton
with Jer.eyville, CarroIton Edwardsvilie. Highland
and Carlyle. The trains also Sprinneld with
the Great ssiern Railroad for Decatur,
Jack sonviile and Naples
Hasseneers Yrisnr at ST. Louis, will .onneet with
steamer. for the Missouri. Ohio. and T.nnessee Riv-
ers and also with Steamers for Memphis, Ficksburg,
hatcher, and New oricans-
NPPa.senger Train. leave Bloomington at A.. u.
and 30 ?. n, the arrival ofthe Trains from the
North.
TTricket. con be procured OF a. p. LANGLEY,
Asen, LIS Sails for any point onthe Chicago 4 Mis-
HEALING, suprC &MRR.
June eih, Is54ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-12

great he CHIT distance; desgB.j for Railroad sta
tons, Furnaces, Mines, Rolling Mills, Paper Mills,
Factories, Stationary Fire Rhymes, Garden Engines,
Wells, Cisterns, aud for all purposes where Pgmp
can be used.
These Pumps are now in use on all the principal
Railroads s. uIh and West,
" JSILEER MEDAL awarded 10 these Ppmps al
he late FaiF of ihu Ohio Mechanics Institute
IT Full and perfect satisfaction guaranteed IN all
where properly put up, according to directions.
II Forders thankfully received and promptly nlled
by MOSES Il BiTTLER, office al Burrows & Pretty
mans. Front street, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-12
New Arrangement.
O;ssssa.;;7E;E: e g -
Important to Passengers going East,
JoLIETCt OFF,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
TWO daily trains leave Joliet Except sundays
/ connecting a, Lake Station with the Michigan
Central r. X for Detroit, and thence with the Great
Western Canada Railway for Niagara Falls. Buffalo,
Albany, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Montreal,
&c.
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
6,i5 4. NJ, Lightning Express arrive al Detroit al
r. NJ. Maya ia Falls "a Bexi morning and New
York =. Boston at ls at night, arrive In Phil
adclpha via Ell Iare al 10 p NJ. aiso connects at lie
morning trains to all points ia Ohio and Pennsyl-
shnia.
s.I9 p. NJ. Expresconnec,s next morntng at Detroit
with North Shore Line of Steamers through without
landing. arriving usaio at $50 A. NJ. connecting
with Express train to New York aDu Boston. Also
connects with the morning train the Canada Rail-
ysy arriving al Niagara Fails go +. NJ.
Through Tickets can De purchased al the beset OF
fee Of the company at Joliet, allowing Passengers
10 lay over and resa me their seats Al pleasure
July 3lst IS d-Iy H. y. RICE, sup't.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-12
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.

NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
THE suhscriber has opened large and choice as
Il sortment of Family Groceries, ct the "CHkCk-
ERED STORE"
Front st., nearly opposite the Mills,
a fse doors beser Bsryers Prsttyssss,
Where shall always have on hand full supply OF
all such articles as every family needs. viz:
n o. Sugar, Fish all kinds;
Clarified - Bacon, Hamsand SHOULDERS
Crushed Picked Pork, Lard;
s. and y o. Mol; Cheiee Fiour;
syrup: Corn Neal;
Coffee and Teas, Potatoes,
Pepper and Spice; Dried Fruit;
NsiIs and Glass; Wooden Ware;
stone Ware: White Lead;
OIL and argentine; Soap and Candles, Starch;
And msuv other article to enticn, all
ofwhch will be sold for ready pay nj the lowest pr
ees.
l villalso purchase all kinds OF Country Produce
Butter Erys Poultry Wheat, Corn Oats ETC. etc..
Nav aa-dtf DAVID A.. BURROWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-12
PHNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
EAA11E


THE Grea,Ccntrni Route, connecting the Atlanh
cities with Western, Northwestern, and Southwes
Tern states, by a continuous Railway direct, Thi.
road also connects at Pittsburx with daily line Of
steamers all ports on the Northwest lakes; ma
kips the most Si~sef, tAesSs sd -sisbts rosie BY
which FRElGHT can be forwarded to ndfrom the
Great West.
Rates between Philadslphia and Pittsburgh;
frat Class..Boots. Shoes. Dryl -sc . roo III,
Goods Din boxes,, Favs, Feathers Sc, 49,
Second Glass .. Books q Station-)
cry, Dry Goods lin boxes), Hardy 60e. 100 10.
ware, Leather, Wool. &c.
Third ClnsA..Anvfis, Ragging,l soe \ ,0OIb
Bacon. Pork Tin bulk Hemp, &c.
Fourth ClaSse.Codee. Fish. Bal An. y IOolb
con 4 Pork (packedl ard n Lard OILY
VFfn shipping Goods from any point East o. fhiia-
delphia he psrticuiarto marx pack ris Psnasyi-
esnss Rssiyesa.. AnGcods consigned 10 the Agents
e,ths Road a, Philadelphia or Ptsburg, WILDE for
" rded ~iihout detention. -
FsrroWr A,rsrs.-Moses Potter, Boston; L. 81
Hott. n York; J. sneeder. Philadelphia: Magraw
a Kaons Baltimore; Geo. &. Franciseus PittsburK;
Sprisman e. Brown, Cincinnati, Ohia; J, = Moore
head Louisville, Ky; X. G. Meidrum, Madison,
Ind Rateiia Il Co 81. Louis, Mo-; J. 8. Mitchell
Son. Evansville, Indiana.
H. II. HOUSTON, Gtssref Fysigh agf, PAfs.
j. LoMBAERT, Sspf. Altoona, Pa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-12
Groceries.
Still al the Old Stand!


Still at the Old Stand!
7 HAvE now good stock otthe following srtie 2:
al prices and Of euallne, ,ha, WI give satisfaction.
Tareus kinds OF Tea, Coffee, Meiasses. Sugar +,
Soaps, Candies, Wooden wsrc and Nuts.
ALSO
Cora Starch and Sage for fuddings.
Prspa. Cocoa, cern Neal,
s sss' c. ls.; ssi. Tssi. : D.lr, salt,
Yeast Powders, Rice, figs,
fulv'd. Saleratus, citron.
Sal soda, Currents,
Eutmegs, 4AisiAs,
whole and Shaker Preserves,
Ground Ginger, 1asareni,
Pepper, vsrnaeeui.
Cinnamon. White Fish,
Alispice. Naekersl In xitts
Mace, and HI. 11S,
Pickles, Goldfish,
reppersAues, 1ed coro.
Tomato xetchup, Clothes Lines
Mustard, starch,
VINEGAR Eosin,
whale and Lard Oil, Indigo,
sperm, Star, and Fig Blue,
raiiow Candles, ccpperas, Alum.
Johnston's Extra Camden Mills Flour.
CHARLES NJ HAWKES.,
Aug. 1855 frcntSi. I'd door east OF Main.
FAMILY GROCERY.
yT>HE.ubscriher has opened stock Of Groceries In
i hi. house on Perry eet~eenseccndan and Third SIS,
which he viii wasrantte be of the very best quality
and which ne will sell ~ low asean be purchased
elsewhere.
CIGARS.
choice lot efcigarsjuss received and for sale 10
al Wholesale orretaii .,
n.,n.,, parsas lss4-,tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-12

S,AAPLEe 81 the above apparatus nov ready for
> the Inspection Of those who desire 10 bs ye the
best mode 81 Warming and NeDiilating their houses
also for cooking We have the sgeney for the sale
the ost approved Hot Air Furnace and Cook ing
Range, which onls needs To be seen TO induce thai
Coal, Coke, or Wood ca be used.
We Invite the pHDic generally 10 eail ard examine
the appsratu only limited number can be obtained
this fall, thai 70 be 81 getting sihera Furnace
or Range the order mast be lief. early.
Cooking stOves-a Large assortment on hand which
10 soil ~ greatly reduced pries,.
Aug 81 -dsm. I. Close q co,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-12
Railroads.
1855. 1900
CHICAGO I Rock IsLAND RAILROAD.
qRlq


NEW ADVANCEMENT.
nN and AFTER Monday, jul. cd, and until
lice trains will leave RoSk leland as follows:
lst Passenger train Al, Ia ".
arriving xtChicago al, ~
Cd Passenger Traipat ~
al Frrirht train with sd class earsat o Is A NJ
Trains arriving 1t Ksck Island.
So, p..scnrrrtraiu at 4 80 An
-ca 10 al SSOpM
Nd Freight, with cd class cars at, lo%s
All trains over this road in direct connection a.
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan southern
ana Michigan Central r. X. TO and from Detroit, To-
ledo, cleveland, Columbus, cincinna!i PittsbrrEh,
nunkirk Buisalo, Niagara Falls. Albany, New
Vert. PhiladelphiH, Baltimore aud Washington,
to which piaccs tick elscan be procurcdo OF s. > sIE-
VEINS, TicA ct agt., X. Depot, RI.
P.ssenrers are reminded the ssity of giving
distinct directions asto the destination OF their bag
rage also 10 before taking their seats
In The cars asthe conductors collect fares only 10 sta
tons on theine the Chicago and Rock Island Kali
road. JOHN .. EhNh, Sutt,
Rock Island, July I'd. le5S.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-12
b. 4 W. KELLY,


wMOlESALE 4 RETAIL GROCERS
AND pEAiERsIx-
DRY Geoas, Quecnsware, Hardware,
noess ana shoes, Hats and Caps Ac:
,I>oGErHE. With thousand diaerentarseies too
i numerous TO menticn.
We have hand and will be constantly receiving
large asxortnens In the above lire on the opening OF
Spring. Our large stock of Groceries Ne partcaiar
IL recommen nd, which viii be sold ~ the Lowest
Wholesale or Retail rketPrices;-
90 Hogshead n. o. Sugar. 10 eoxesSoap,
20 bbi.efus'd & elafsuEars Bale Rope, sizes.
IS sack assorted Cefee; sCamphine ana SPirituas'
$50 bushels dried apples; Glass ofali stxes;
50 eu lie paired Peaches Basketstn variety,
eco btls. ehis e. Casks Tar, pitch ana hosn'
o,tssps sugar hou Sc Raisins, Currants, Rice and
and Syrup Moiasses; spices n variety
hbis sup Golden Syrup; Paints, dry snc 6fonndi
~ chest. nd chests Y Cedar and Pine Churns;
ux.ou fmr,ria I'd & M = Wash Tubs and Buckets;
u.n Teas. toiis-Lard. Lineeed. Tan
a. 1. sdis..ssorted TeRsfor ners. sperm and kle-
IA niiyuse: phanisohs
~ hlf bias white hsh and A large assortment Oh
lake front: Queensvare,
. Roye. mime Cod Fish: 800 bills Lake Salt;
~ K 80 Nails assorted; rs sscks Cd Allnm Salt;
"a hove ayiea Herring; Oysters and Sardinee.
so do best Brooms; large assortmentoi o.
saboxes Mould Candies; baceos direct from The
leboxes Star Candles; Manaiactaref'
Corner OF Front St and Perry Landing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-12
MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
TINE RECEIPTS GIVEN.


NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
American Express Co. froprietors.
A RRANGEMENTs have heen made BY which The
n sbose Dispatch is enabled TO for~Ard roods at
eScep, The regular Express Company.
Fsr,Gur by this Dispatch is forwarded via Railroad
entirely in hired BY and Appropriated 10 this Dis
patch, aud run On the regular EsisRAST PAssEsoER
Marx good. Merchants, Dispatch, Care Hull p.
Davenport 10 ~, and leave memorandum oiconiraes
Forfurther particulars appi.to
A. T. ,LvI.osTos, Asl; - Broaasay, ~. =: a u
or 10 the undersigned, Agents for Davenport and
June sadtf HULL & PARISH. Art..
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE,
an BRADY STREET. third dood ffon 81 street.
clothing. msnut.e,arsd os ". r. Jennings Broad
swie, which We shall sell at lhe LOWEST PRICES.
Gentiem invited to call and examine oar stock
Davenport, June 80 DIT HILL &Co.
LADIES' COLLEGE.
THE second Quarter ofthe above Institute will com
mence on Wednesday, September Sih in all Of II
departments.
ton in the various depa rtBe nts OF the College, are
ample And on scale TO meet the demands ofthe age
and spirit offAs times.
Weaiu give mo re practical tho rough and COM
younx ladies. Yea, more. mean TO take the lead
| In the business offe male education.
eumstzpces and iBteliectnsl apacit, ofLhe pupil.
Tu,ion in the Primary Department, ~ 90 per az
do usual course, 90 80 =.
Languages and higher EDgiish branehes,s 90 g. +"
NoTE--so eItra ehargesiH the Normaior
Teachers department.
Music on Piano, Melodeon g uiiarand
Harp, SIC 90 TO IL 90 - So
I La ndscare Paintingin Oil. 90 So
I NonOchromstie. crayon and Pencil
Drawing. DC, each, 90 - Z"
I Pspier Maehe and 0rnam e u Ia! Leather
Work. each, 90 - 80
Embroidery, Ornaments Needle Work,
De. e., in all their variety, each, 90 - -
. Diplomas WILDE given to those v no COM
p!eie q thorough course in either ofthe
departments.
Board with furnished rooms including
washing, lights fuel, stationery. &c, ~ 90 80 A."
1.-THE pupil finishes her room. etc, 90 90 " ..
All pay In.uts 10 be made in advance.
Those wishing to secure rooms desks asfay scho
zrs, must apply soon. II. n. COD DING.
Proprietorand superintenden
Ma J.: h. CoDDfss, , p,tse,,.,.
! Mas. MA. copDiss, Pa''
Davenport. Aug 20, '55-dwn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-12
TRUSTEES SALE

yXyHRREAs, on the 22dday Of September. A. n.
w 1854, Johannes Wilhelm AoiIer. and Maria
Hub.ch. executed unto Franklin II. Cutting. a. Tru.
iee following parcel ofand situated the county
quarter Of section. numbsr thirteen tia) Township
eghiyone gsl) North Of Range two Fast OF ih. 9Th r.
NJ, and slso the following parcel Of lard situated in
the county Scott in 6id stste OF Iowa. to Wit: The
East half Of Lot nahiber five 80 ia Block Bumber
20 IA Ichenors seevDd addition TO the city Of Dayen
por. which said conveyance was mace and executed
By the said Aoiier and Hubseh for the purpose Of
ring The payment Of eerainpfomissory note. sgs-
ed By said lsr and Hubsch and also by n. Nside
mann, dated the 18th day Of September A. D. 1854 for
the OF three hundred, lhirtyseysp 5g-iGg dol
lars and payable Ia the order OF Sylvester Churchill
In year from the date thereof with Interest
per cent per snnom, after due.
md the said note having become dae and pay-
able, and the saifJohsHBes Wilhelm, Moiler =, Mar.
Ia ubseh, aud Hside having failed 10 pay HE
same any JHri thereof.
Nos therefore |, Frank III II Cutting, Trustee as
soTessl, do give th. public notice that by srine Of
The p0sr r. which 10 IN said INSTRUMENT contained,
viii Monday the 18th day OF October a. ID. less at
the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon said day
III Cour. House door IN tBs city OF Davenport
pose and Offer for SALE tina parcels Of land which
above described, such Daree much thereof az
shall be saci-ut TO sziips sBd pa, the amount Of raid
Prsal.sory note. in .U interest thereoa To the cay
~ pa, msni, and cxpeI &c attending said sale.
Dated this Ictb day Of September A. ID. 1855.
FRANKLIN II. CUTTING, Tras,ee,
sspsidss CorbiB a. Dow. Aiiy..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-12
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