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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-10
THE QUESTION ~ KANSAS.
Csrosrondercs Of The N. Y. Tribune

NeHetp0uocrCo
Iy.vy,woRrH CITY. KANSAS, Nov. q, 1855.
Gen. Whitfield was elected last year as Delsga'e
in C, psrw, o. an Administration National Demo.
GRAFT" alone. as will appear from tbs following extract
from The Kansas Herald Of Aug. 4, 1855.
"Gen. Whitfield first ran ano was elected as an
A." Administration National Democrat. He did not
even discuss the Slavery question on the stump, or
" make It the issue in his Congressional Canvass"
Upon the issue, then pending, he was supported by
National Democrats including all the Federal Off GERS,
excep, Gov Reeder, in the Terit>ry. AT the recent
O &c ION the Issue was narrowed down to Slavery alone
Whitfield being the candidate exclusvsly ofthe Pro-
S.very party, while Gov. aeeder was the candidate
Of TIE Ere State patty Upon this SINCE issue Gov.
Shan, IN s.ood sce by side with q en-. Whitfield when
he made bis f 81 campaign spe en-, mus assu nhs an
anirude which had denied having taken ana wnicn
ms had declared In e ter to fceDd IN Oao, that he
wouls net take. We quote from The ono statesman,
OFT 20 1885. 80 50, a.,
@ v sssaDop the, eIplsin' bis 20 ition IN Letter :, NJ
"Th. tfaih ,t.nd on th- sns. ibeheve the pope
If thoulG Determine for themselves ths chas e
Of heir dom e,tic sutOns and do not ihnt IL you'd b,
,ot, spc oSsoce With the principles Of the hsns o
Tor TO use an, accidental thai Office
might HIM sOotro the public sioS on hs 81
th TsItory ce,sIm. that suesti1n unahaen ed 0 sy
Ss,p expressed acted on an, ether since my @rV"
l. he country" 49,. 49,, A., ..;,.,,.
Notwithstanding this letter ana inc se.simSuNs
,e,ein expressed by Gov. Shsnnop, we nod hin
stsrdrg see by side With Geo w ha 30 On ms p,s
seech and influencing by his accidental pOsitioa tie
npbSc mind in Kansas Alter denying his WsstPort
70. eeS sno the position which be had taken, we have
tie .x,raorc mary spectacle presented to us oody
the and appeafarce OF Gov shannon, as del
egsts 10 a Pro Slavery convention in Le.venworta
Civ, cal inc his seat and being chosen to preside
Can there be any further doubts ss to Gov s.snnSns
sen,ime nts or bs position The character OF thu Pro
Slavery conventoa may be learned, even a. dis
taDce IRON the r,s,uticn offered by Dr. Striagfelow
-" la, ole su, Pre- Slavery men should take part
Gin the proceedings '-whereupon some other ieuos'
said 10 be gu Indian Agent by the name o CiLt,
povec sn amend msnt that the words Law and Or,
der" be substtu ed fac those Of PRO Slavery; ana
this beipg accepted by the mover, the resolution
ps ssea as amended Thus ii viii be seeu how these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-10
THE PARDON OF KISSANE.

The following IL the letter Of Gov Clark to the well known
Ks.ne nformr him Of his pardon from the State Prison:
estate OF NEw-YoRK, ExEcUTIvE OEPAR1MEST,
"ALBAsY Dec. 7, 1855. !
"SIR: You were convic ed of au ingenious aod
compIicsted crime No, Only was the evidences
sg5irst you prising In its strength, but your own
cob at the time OF eenencs establish "a It's truth
beyond doubt. Before entering the abode OF your
punishment you delivered s,eech to the Court, not
ore remarkable for indications of your mental ca
pGoty tina. for test OF your conscience ahd manly
feeling The hifsiy of your ;s which has been given
me s a vivid instances of hoE, unhappiiy no6.e In
pulses and shorg in'elecs may be perverted: You
have engaged in crime and you have tasted ofts bit
ter fruits Upon men Of your ability an ref ection
h ,as.an. Gus 1t lot TO be oisegarded bat accepted
a. s.I n. ' ;nc.,, -"A h0a"'soa Career
at has been represented to me by perso1s high in
administrative, in executive and in JUDICIAL authority
that certain encs Of pu bic JUST q demand your pM-
con-that these ends viii better subserved through
your liberation than by Jo3r continued Dfnement
Editors Of gezeses possessing high charac :er aud
standing have also inteIposeo In your beoai. Inc
applications come TO me under such auth onty aud
with such ei hi tina; they elic; in your bepaf my
executive mandate for yo2r reterai ion to you. family
and to society. In granting your pardon It is my
earnest hope that the confidence OF tDvee VINO nave
applied for il will not be ab1sed misplace1 aud
Rat heDceiorwsrd society msy claim you :s va'ns-
BILE ci'izsn. MYRoN Ii. CLARK
Mr. WIN. kIssxr"
Gov. Clalk was assured by the Governsrs Of Ohio
spd Indiana that the ends Of public justice woald be
subserved by the pardon Of Kssans and that witkout
such pardon they would in all probability be de-
fssted. Several District Attorneys in the former
State, in their official capacity certified to the Gov
error that they required Kisssnes testimony wit
ness in several important cases which have excited
great deal Of interest Throughout, the West, among
which were those growing out Of the burning of the
Martha Washipgson in January, 1882, By which
much valuable property was destroyed, gross freud
attempted on several insurance companies and nun
Der of lives lost Their appcs IN was also warmly
seceaded by many Influential ourna sis and others in
this State and sleo in Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-10
FROM BOSTON,

From An Occasional Correspondent
Boston, Saturday, Dec. 8, 1855.
Blr Thsckeray gave Us his first seizure here last
evening That he had an overlooking house l am
fally competent to testify, if having to stand all
the tine be g suffi ,ient qualification. But Mr.
Pesdennis took ne so estrely off my feet and
e.,,ied me- away with him so delciousy to those
enter Itutonic Pafodies of the life, manners aud
N.b,,atiDns ef Louis XIV, to the Brummagem
Ysy.a,lleses and rrianSns Of the petts monsrqaes
81 Germany, with their Gull tyrannies and dui'er
Setaecheries and their presto pass 70 inc Aonuon
str,ats of the dsy when the hanover rats came over
h. tsse possession Of their lew house, say 10 80
svb,.k a NE AWAY from the ignOl ant present thst
p.1rr epcc Thought of the injustice cone 70 my
Dos dill II vas all oSer. The Courts az Leh aoa
Hsreyer we're treary places enough 10 i've IN
no doubt end their dreariness must 90 acceP9u
ma .ou a excuse for the vices they almost maze
x..ssssyv bur they are mighty pleasant to hssr
nSont :: SIR Thackersy tells the story Inc
touch of genius GIFTED up the pictures and m,oe
then CT 10 bang up ia the gallery oil aoy memoC!'
fat sbd ,tuyied the figures that 5000 'ot 'uoui
and the soeoes they represent may ma oeeu-s
Ruysesel, Cup, or TeDiers could transmute q
Dutch cana! or ca tie pasture, fieSsn 1,ei 'A'p
or feb .tail or hitch n into q b't oil tairylahu'
NJ. Thack.ray introduced his lectufe oy some
explanatory observations % TO what he proposed
to himself 10 this course, apIopos, L suppose, 10
some of the early criteisms his lectures la tue
New York psptrs. IL was not history he had un'
dsrtsken to furnish, but sketches Of the first tour
princes OF tho Hvue Of Hanover of their courts aud
capitals and the thirgs personally appertainng TO
ths s,ue. Not but what il is very good history,
All The time; Only ii IL History not in her sole no
rob. az Doctsess-Philosophy teschiog BY ex-
ampIes-but IN . be~itchiog morning dress and
toilet slippers, ge's0ing with you over cup Of
49, .,or;es of hvw our acquain snces dressed
az dlned and Drank and gained and aifted nan-
dreS and Fifty years gone BY. IL Is History letting
p, in AZ the bach door Of the palace and giving us
~sao At shat i. going on there through she key
koIt. Instead Of Ieadisg US up breeched, b9csled,
IscIramed, powdered. bssged and sworded 70
Nsr M.iest,es On a birth day or at ieVee' IL
Ti.tor, ali The time and thick quite as ehi, ing
and more o .ssn .o ss .sy
az. na x ~. .tu6 il mine and not Mr. Thsck'
er,v'.1 Commend me 70 History Is she takes AXE
your arm and males the round Of the coffee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-10
THE TORF.

CESrREymLE CouRss, L. L-TeorsIsG AND Pa
CHG Saturday, Dec. 9. l9S3.-Aasch $500 mic
heats, 10 harness.
ounsrbpsdk Z Gray Harry tp.sssl. :.''.'''l
Ho.J.nd nsnsd B. q Ds.eoo (rro,tsrl .."...z
time: z:+4--z:f5.
match for $500 mile hests in harness, csrs Oh On
Saturday afternoon between g. g. Gray Harry and b.
O. Deacon. Harry wa. the winner Ct ths hrst he's: in
S;44 and the second heat in 2:4s, winning the race
With apparent eae. 49, .,oo.
mile tests beet thres 10 FIVE 10 saddle.
C.frOol' nsuss 9 bsne;.'.'''''..''"'i I
e Co-ton named Cssllis. ........,t
J Bslais &c u North stN........"...S
". B>shs,,e a.Hs2 8 n Jsas .s.,,;.''....i
CrsrRIyILLI CoURsE, l.. L-TEoTTIss.-Aatch,
AGO: ui.s kes's in harness
H sodIsd named q Ninrod.."".',.,.'.'.
". Pssbccy named O. e. borgsn......,,.,,...'.ib dit
INST ?. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-10

SIEALisS PAIsFIsGs &c.-A man naued Charles
Ya rms was sfdsy srressd charged win hAviss the
"a ma sd o. vai5rs other asoas sosa t aIss CT
psir a. valued II e3s tossh.r viii variety Of other prot,
4, 70 bs v, ne % sboa, 600 ss,oop ns David
KnIdy CT the hsshssa Ho huirsy street Tbs ascnses
sss On tefgrs JaStiss Coensy hsd ns
,ta Il .sS that he bad seeoapcs In the lsrcscy, ost
th,irs.rs- ns3,ossd In the 3svt Of
GRAsp LARcEsY,-A man named Frederick o's's =,
m,ser late Saturday esgbt, ., the
Fssr..s Ii .sss ard Yisrts avenue tssss h o.
dsir Of batter sa poysd :, hsys bee: .soss sa. Hs
gss tsksa bsesa .aaiss uar.AsSs sd sla tx 'As~--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-10

RAILROAD on STATEN IsLASD.-TAe Stdfes
islander Gays ths. the contractors ere progressing
6nsiy with the rosd; about Q mile and quarter Is
already graded end ready fsT the timber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-10
"boreer RI fans," who h.v. vio..ed ell law came 10

border rufiAas" who have violased ell law came 10
ts.ume tbst name. Judge Lecompte vas one Of the
VIC PRESIDENTS. and made quite q speech for hi
he ia ind orcer nsn ia all ceses that ne bs
fore him judciay, and his Court reminds ne Of the
oldfesbioCed ne-horse punss ieh we ussd TO ri-e
In tbrocsh snow drifts at the North whsn q boy
Jucge LecoDpte is very learned ran-sxceeiingiy
but he is left banded and only sees with eye
The North shooi arouse itself or will be con-
quertd by the Pro Slavery party. B.
BY Telegraph 10 The 81 Lovs Repubiioan.
KANSAS Tharsday, Dec. 6, 1855.
List Dght, about IL o'clock, the Pro Slavery party
encamped on the Wskaruss, by direction o. Gov.
Shsi non, arrested Gen. Pomeroy be was pas sing
the camp on bis way from lawrence TO ths place aud
fund important oi-pstcbes for the East abO1 his per-
son. They wi PROBABLY nod hin in custody until
o. der lie ret'orsd IN the Territory.
Tnresis have BEEN made by a number OF people in
the IeghboriDg towns 10 tear down the Americ 81
Hoel at this place. under the impression that it be-
longs TO the Emisrsnt Aid Society; but The citizens
bere will defend IT, as ttey know il does no..
200 men, three pieces Of artillery and 900 stand of
arms passed through Independence yesterday, from
Liberty and Lexington, 10 join Jcnes's patty.
INDEPENDENCE, Dec. 5.-No very specisl news from
tie camp before Lawre this morning. IL is antci
pa'ed that tie attempt take the offending parties 10
Lawrence will cone of to-day. Pomeroy, agent o.
tie New ENGLAND Aid Society has been arrested as
of the aiders and abettors Of the treason party,
ard also Judge Johnsop. Tne President has author
lied the Gov, rnor Of n snsas TO call out the United
States troops if pecfessry.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
Pennsylvania RAILReAp.
@0@EI il.s q;

TIM CteatCentral Route, conn eeting tue Atlan;i
elite it'll the Norlhwostcrn and Sonthwes-
terra States. by continuous Railway direct This
road also connects AT Pitisburg with dsiiy line Of
sloane rs to all ports the Northwestern lakes; MAJ
king the most drsct, thsc2est and ysifa5t route hy
which FREIGHT can teforMarded TO andfrons the
Great West.
Rates between Phiiadelphia and Pittsburgh
First Class.-Boots. Shoes. NEy} o. = ,aftl-
Goods fin boxes Fur, Feathers sc.t
second Glass :. Books Il staIoR-1
cry, Dry Goods in bales, Drugs *. > lsn H.
Ard Medicines, Hard ware, Leath- - -
er, ~ DOL. DC
Third Clnas.-anyils, Ragginsa
Bacon, Pork lin buihl 1Asf siee}, SIC. u lVutb.
Sole Leather i'm bGGaies) 0ercs &eD
F0ufth Ola ss.-Ep once. Fish Ha-l
con & Pork packed tnfc q Lard oii{ see. lBV6.
re srp iron, iead uaiis, soda ssh, &e,t
ELoUR-el per Dbl, uhtil further naiice.
GRiIN--5t cts ier leo lbs, until further lsoiiee-
CoITON-Se per bale, not exceeding soa lbs.
weight, gntii fai theg notics.
TFin shipping Goods from any pe.ai kas; ofPaila
ieph.a he particuarto marx paek age.'ria PeHrssi-
vasts Railroad" AnGoods consigned 20 the gems
oithis Road u, Phladelphis or PisbuTg WILDE for
warded withouideiciliion.
Fsr,ssT AyRxTs.--Harrls, Normls & Cos Mem :
nhis Tenu:.R Sass d Co., st Leuis; J. ), Mitch
eli & Son, Evansville, Ind iumesnii, Bell & tiur-
dock aud Carter q jeweti, Losisy lille, NY; K Mel
dru Madison Ind; sprigman IL Brown, apd irwin
a Co. Cincinnati; n W. Graham X Co. zaressille,
a Co. No.2 As-or House, New ioFA; No. William
ST. ard No Battery Place. New Yefsi 4. J snee-
der Phi! lad iphia Masraw q koons Baltimore; Geo.
c. Frapciscus fittsbare.
n h HOUSTON Geaersl ErefEAf y9g'ts Phffa,
q r. LoMBAElsT, saP't. y7lfseHs Pc
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
pENNsyLyaNsa Rasi.Rosp.

Three Daily through Trains, between PhIiadeI.,hia
and pttsberg.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Tea YES Ph llsdelphia for Pittsbufg al 4 4 A., ami
P,ttssurg for Philadelphia 81 7 A NJ THE FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia at T. N and PitisbuFg
for Philadelphia all P. NJ. The NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phisdelphia for Pittsburgh at II, r.
"a and Pittsbur TX for Philadelphia at 10 z n
The above lines nnect NJ Pitsburg with the Rail
roads 10 aad from ST. LOUIS Mo-; Alton, Galena ain
Chicago ILL.,; Frank fort Lexington. and Louisville,
ky.; Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield Beiefontine,
San.usky Toledo, Cleveland Columbus. Zanesyilie,
Masslion and Wooster, Ohio; also, with the Steaal
Pack q, Boats from and 10 Nav ORLEANS, ST. Lots,
LorrsyiLIk ana GfseIsEAIt.
Through Tickets can be had 10 or from either o the
above places.
Porfurtker particulars see Hand bilisai the differ
ent starting points. Passengers from the West
will mad this the shortest and most expeditions
route TO Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, or Ros.
ton.
MRSKIMEN, dg't. Passenger LiRes, Pitfs.
phiIadelpbie Nov 25ib, ls55 div.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
Railroads.
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
4lKe -
NEM AIs.sANGENlINT


fNNandaftcr sunday, November llih, and untifa
Their notice, trains will leave Raek Island as fol-
lows: a ssa
is,Pa.sengertrai daily. Sundays except
cd. 10 A NJ.
I'd Passeager Train, daily. saiurda.scx-
al Freight with Cd class daily. sun
days excepted, al 10 A III
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays en-
copied, as follows: ,
Isl Passenger train, at ~ "
"a do do ut 5 IS p NJ
ID Freight, with cd class cars al. 30 III
Alitrxins over this read are IN direct eonnecon AZ
Chicago wiih trains owe rbeihthe Michigan southern
and Michigan Cen,ralk X. X. 10 and from Detroit. TO-
ledo, cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
puukirk, Buffalo, Niagar@ Falls. Albany, New ferk,
philadelphia. Esltinort and Washington. Also al
LxSalle with trains of The Illinois Central Road
North to Galena aud South to ST, Louis and Cairo,
to which place tick he procured of s. s. SIE-
VEINS Tiek Ell agt.. X r. Depot, *, 1.
Passengers reminded oithe neeessity Of siy Ing
distinct directions asto the destination OF their bag
rage also procure tickets before aAg ihsi seats
In Inc cars asthe fares only 70 STA
tious theline Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road. JOHN r. fhAtf, S0Ptt
VIII. WHITMAN, ASST. supi.
Rock Island, November 10, le5a.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
STITCHING
NJ A C. III l N i 5 :.

IF II Is desirable to save labor In the
STITCHING DEPARTMENT.
usi come and ho easy 1t iH done. The subscribe,
has the agency for the best Stitching Macnesfor ram
lily use generally, and for fine RI IL has super
lar. For making DRESSES, Shirts, and for Quilting
Garments, HemminR Fine Muslin, Etgiugs, lusor
lions. DE. IL works admirably,
Wheeler 81 Wiison'sfamtly Stitching Machines d
New York prices and freight. One In opetsu 60 n
stantly. UPTuitior free 10 purchasefs.In Call
and examine WIN. A. NOuRSE.
Moline, ILL.,, Aug. 80. IS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
.yesc Wholesale Grocery.
.N'OTI(E.

TINE Post 0ffee has reno ped. but the News Depot
i renains in the old Post OAbce room, y HOB las
been neatly fitted up, where shalt Keep - usual the
Eastern Papsrs. Books OF Standard Literature, Eie
CANT Illustrated Works, Cheap Publications, n 4
sxinss, sshool Books, Stationery. Choice Fancy
Goods &s,, 30 JAO. 6ilLkjI, ASt.
4 a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
2aed ORGAN

AE aFehyeH superior Instrument now on ha nd
w with two sets Of keys and Pedal Bass. II |,
asplendid article and we'll Ia rye churehes
sqnal In power 10 an $500 orgas Amateurs are
invited 10 call and examine IL. eFa@
Dec3 ...f.a PORTER * BRO
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
10 Rent, For sale ON Time, or
trade for I.andu

A TWO STORY FRAME BUILDING containing
IA two store rooms, with good cel liars nder the m
Two dwellings,, good WE'LL on Fourth street opposite
'he Marker mouse. Enquire at Messrs. RoNsaUEa a
ALnEaTs Grocery Store ON Front ST.
declI.dtf Dx. IGNATIUs IaNGEp
Der Demokrat copy and chg. adv.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

HALLS nnd Fa1.tdcEs.
an,Es al y.p,s Bn taio oy er shoes, RAJ bersaba
i nne French Boois, kipsof my manufacture ana
extra boots and SHOES thai "
10 be see "a the cities ofthe great Northwest
Dnyeupor ri h otaud Shoe one door below burrows
Preuyinn n,, m store Front Street opposite
the mill JAMES JohbaA
Dave nperiJsn IS 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
LUMBER! LUMBER!!

A Z ihs Rock Island SAW MILL, near tie 6sei
IA Yard. The unde rsigned would infagn he ikhsp.
iiants III Rock Island and sursoan dins eessty @a'
they have now Oh hand and Consistently inalata1'
tling all kinds Of HAiidiss saa FraSiHg Lsmb@, Sss
siay, Latks and
BROOM HANDLES.
Call aud leave orders which will DO prosIuy AZ
tendedio. MEAD, SMITH hAkSH
RSeE Island. Nay IS-avtf Eta&
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
COAL!
lowrev. Thomas a Co

HAVE established depot 70 the sale oftheir su
j perior article Of Coal near the Railroad depot
door from Webber's Foundry. For fuel and
steam has no superior In this market, 1t Will be
delivered In Davenport or In Rock Island 80 quknti-
ties 10 snh putehs sers on application at ihery
d knxk leland, June l3-du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
A BARGAIN

fHk story II told that property sheld too Yh but
those wishing bargain In house and ea.e " onId
DO veil to call on the subscriber. / AN Obliged 10
seiiand viii DO so for The sake OF money
Call soon the premises, Harrison ST. near 9Th
ST., or Of my shs on 9Th 81, below the Court ouse
Also, ttae lot Tor sale.
June I3-dtI FIX FlTZPAJRIrk
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

ne nsa =" parrS 6e,ween sceoad and Third SIS.
which Ne will arranftA be OF the yer. best quaint!
and which re xiilsell as low assan DO purchased
elsewhere. - :,
/, choice lot eicigsrsjas, rcceivedsadie Ter saleiow
atwhaiessle orretaii, , ,,cr
davenport, Decs3a, lssa-dii
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES,.
,l,HE subscriber has opened large andehoise as
i sor,men, of Family Groceries, at the"cHh.A-
Front ST., nearly opposite the Mills,
vhere shall always have ON hand sfuil supply ~
alisuch articles as ever, fami. needs,sia:
S ,1 Sugar s Each u s.as.i s.4'Asr
cra.seJ !. Picked Pork, Lard;
5. H. and y. %. Mei.; heissFlour;
s es,iss and Teas, sssa,oss.; S..
Nails and Glass. Mooesh ware
| DiIaud Tur,enttne: SOAP and CAndics, siateh,
AMI many other ariie e.teo numerous enehsioh, az
afwhirh viii be sold for read. pay, aiheiewes PR
seixlaalso purchase aiikmas OF cceniI, predaee
Buiter, Eggs, Poultry, Wheat; t@fn' a,,Snows
4 May et-dif paelp -- ~ -.> :.
Juss Kereirea!
TEN gsls NiG si,p FRESH FAT AA.Ah'A'' sep
! Try en- aud come agaIn!
! Also
| Ohio, Liverpool and stone Ware
coz. II BR,py. RioRpAN d shEAp.
uct ia-du
nv ito Isdelirer GO6Rs!o
AfNDkNow thai se can iurhish customers ~"A ~
~ ,ielrs in our line IS
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST,
aud ss gssd as tAs best. Everything usually ioan.
alta hr., class Family Grocery store may DC na1 =
our Establishment. So come alone'
orlls RloRDAN s shkAD.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
House & Lot for Sale

gINHE newly erected double frame house, butt IN
1 modern style and very convenient, situated on
Rock Island betw eensecond Il Third SIS WILDE sold
g a r.asaHab BILE te rms for ca h oil application TO
t,,rsa-itt XIV. WHEELER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28

LADIES COLLEGE. ,n..r
THE second Quarter OF Ia. above Institute wiueos
: menee on Weine sday, Septe mbsr ath In sp OIL
departments.
Our arrsngcfnehtsfora thorough oourseoi lbsuus
lion in the various departments OF the college, vs.
ample and on y scale TO meet the demands oites%
and spirit ofthe times.
We aim to give a practical ,thofoughknots@
piote course OF studies than any OF our seposb ~,
Young ladies'. Yea, more, VIC mean 10 take As isse
In the business offsmaie sduestion.
Thecourse OF studies viii be varied tosaUihes'
cumstsnces and Intellectual al capacity otthe pupn.
Tuition in,he Primary Department, - Mpef
do - - usual coursc, DIV "
Languages and higher English branches W
N0Ts.--No srfra chargesin the Nofmalof
Teachers partment.
Musleon Piano, NJ elodeon @ uitsrand
Harp, Sl0 % 10 ie 90
Landscape Psintinsin Oil. coo "
Monochronlatic CIayoR and Pencil
Draw iBe, Ae., each, 500 $" !"
PapieT Maehe and OTaG N ebta Leather sF
Work, each. SEQ ="
Embroidery. OrhamentuiSeedle Waik,
&r., a., mall their variety, escb, 100 :. y
Diplomas " Ill be given to those who COM
piete athorouELcOur-. Ia either oiIhe
departments. .-004 $50
Board with furnished looms including
washing, lights fuel stationery, DC, 81 % Z" !"
1.-THE pupil furnishe own room oicx r. o. [" :"
All payments to be mEce in advance. g3@t
lhose Wishing to oms, or desk ssdsy scho
ara, niusthpply ssoH. 7. II. con Ding,
Propriet0rsnd SuPerinte DteIts
Nh. 4. II. CobpiKo, ! p,,,.,p.i,
Mas. NJ. "A. CoDDlSs, '"n''p'
Uayenpsyi ApK 2t.,55-dwtf -t.H -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob plahta.
tion MilI--price HaAueAA

improved Llttie tlSnt Co1p ana COD kl4ht1-
ton Mill-Price Reduced.
VINHE subscriber has purchased exclusive light or
l. territory for ssie in the West, OF ths shove ce.e.
DRAFTED Mills and is prepared TO furnish them a all
tines either Wholesale or retail, guaranteed 10 the
most positive manner.
itisnow more than year since the Little Clamp
was introduced TO the public, durng which time 1.
ha. been eonsia nils growing In the popular favor.
The Improvements recently effected and ps,entsH.
makes il Inc most perfect machine ever orsrsc for
general farm II isfurnished complete ready for
attaching team, and weighs as folioss: No !, 225;
No. g. 30; No. 8, 4t6; No 4, 100 pouads. twenty
INMATES are sufficient toset up, Without mschan.
ieai aid. sGt when adjusted can with fssy b
entrusted tot boy Pull directions aeeom paDy eaea
mill.
PRicEs:
No s3s q sllgrinse bu. meal psrhour 18th horse
. $50. - - ~
,, &c" Z" g" vs. -
:. see" Y.i sho,.s
IT f1I.ibernldisroubt 10 deEiets.
JAMES b. CHADWICK
Mott Loeast Ell. between sseoad and Third
Eof3 dbS-Iy 81. Louis. Mo.
Fer sale br Messr. DA4 ZELl b BRO, Aseats OF
davenport al shove prices, adaihg freight from ~,
Louis.