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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
Railroads.
cHIcAooa ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
n
NEW AnR.ANGEMENT


ox.naarcr sunday, November llih, and unnltai
Timer co.ice, trains will leave heeS 's'an' A''o'-
l rss passepgertrain, daily Sundays except
% Passenger Pas, Train, daily, saturda!sex- oopM
e.ntad at v" =
al E,a.sn, with Cd class cars daily, sun ~
DAYS excepted, at ~ SnnS..s az.
Trains arrive at Rock Island aai!' ~u
cep.ed, as follows; W NJ
Isl Passenger train, al l5PM
I'd Freight, with Cd class cars at, !,
a,l,,sins yer this road are in dircct eohnev.o a.
,,s Iii rains oy er boththe Michigan Southerh
and a;ich;ran Central X. X. TO and from ps,roa IN
iede. cleveland, Colambus Cine.nha.,, Ns WaES
punsirs. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Aeany,N 3sls :,
pni,a aeirh;, Baltimore and Washington; aiso ~
fn Sm MN ,ra,ns Of The Illinois Central Road
Sarsh to Caena and South to ST. Louis ana sar1S'
70 which nlaces tick tscan be procured Of o =
VEyS Tics et AFT, r. X. Depot. Il. !.
ps.naers are reminded oftbe aeee SHY Oh q. ing
HANS. Ircelons as TO The destination OF tbcr oae
also 10 tickets before taking heit sssas
sass astbe conductors collect fareson'y 70 sta
i,s theline Of the Chicago and Rock Island RAN
road. - 60,
Rock Isiand, November 10, 1000.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
MisfellanfonS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drag and Paint House,
Iiiinoisstreet, two doors east Of Buffalo.


HENRY D. WEED,
in store as large stock of Drugs Medicines,
Ill Paiuts, Oiis and Dye Stufs aswasevei pIous"
nto Rock island which he offers 10 The tIaue ~ -
small advance Eastern prices, and al ~, 9" ne
r.asor.sble terms. As hisstock was purchased ron
arsi class houses in New York. Boston aud fhiiaocl
phia, and is constantly being replenshed, cnsiomo'
can RELY upon getting pure and anaduierstea pIuSs
IJ,vnr been for the past ten years in the drug aoe,
he feels copfdeut in saying that his stock Of Drugs
cannot be escelled orquaiisy, variety aud low pr'
q iss"y MMb ~ GshEGss anu
ofthe dav, among which are the following:
lanes Family Medicines. Mustapg Liniment,
Si:ar.s - ~ Arabian
s s.a..s :. Nerve and Bone Linimcnt
~ - Neaver's syrup.
paunus,y.s pills. Smiths Tonic Syrup,
ointment, Ayers Cherry Pectorai,
p,. Sarsanarilla India Cholagogue,
r. Webster's Specific,
llsa,,.s - Lyons Katharion,
Marshall's Uterine Catholicon.
BRUSHES, EklStlES.
wbtewashbrushes allsizesPsin brushes all SIZES
Uair :. = Varnish s
nnrss sram and other Scrub
,ansns H. great variety Tooth aud Nail Brushes,
PAINTS, PAINTS.
Luseed OIL aaihafHe, ~,
g Yellow 8. Copal vari. quail.
q, "a % Coach.
Red Lead. !. a ,,,, .a'h.,
Venetian Red, D,ae" ~
Oehre Fcepch, Nnite beau ~ ~
Also large stock, ofIard, While and sperm oi''
by the barrei or less quaEttiy .,s
Persons in want Of any articles in my the nnu
/, greatly to their advantage TO give hle ea,'t ~
not advertise prices nar the amount ., 800 80,
on hand as the price Drugs constantly changing,
and advertised prices eauhot be relied uiuhi pu'
customers calling at my al al tlaies be sup
Piled at the lowest market rS isx,.v II wrrp.
ne, oa-tf e6 Illinois street, Roek Isianu' +
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
lssAME NJ %.

THE Great Central Route. connecting the At,ah.l
.;t;cx "a ,,h The W Northwestern ana ~
tern states by continuous Railway direct, tnis s
road alan connects at Pittsburg WIN u|hs line 49,. ~
S,eamerst 10 all portson the Northwestern n,a
-; .he most direct, cheapest and rei'aots roHt.
-. EpE 4, pr can be forwarded TO ancirom the
2rea, Vest. ,,: - p;.+ebnroh.
First CIass-.Boots shoes. Try 9Oc. Q Ieolb.
Goods lin hoxes1. Furs, Feathers ae.s
Sec ond Glass;. boehs >' m
ery. Dry Goodsiin bales), Drugs .5c. y 100 h.
aad Maaicines Hardware, Leath-
err. wool, &c. -
rh,r,t class. Anyils, Raggine)
Bacon Pork lin bulky Cast stee', ooc. ID '''i'.
80 Isa,her lin bundies) oere. &e.)
Ron RI n CiasS..CoGee, Fish, Bar .,,
con q PORK fpacs ed) Lard q Lard oAl ooc. 'eoi''
hemn IRON lead nails. soda ASH, Se-'
FiioUR-si per bbl., until iurther nonee,
C0TToN-s2 per bale, ho' eAsee"i's WV
weight until fu. ,her notice. ,.1.., fphi,.
Upin shipping Goods from any pom, Eas' oi
Jelnb;a he ~ r,ieularto marx pack age ora fehhsg
- Pg;Iread,, Aii(ioods consigned 10 me tseht
ai,bi. eoad nj philadelphia or Pntseurg,Nii DC iof
ErY,eur Harris. Normi! o., net :
NJ Pam ..p r Sass Co.'s Lohls' - "iteh-
III q, Son. Evansville, Ind nhmesht, h.,i NJ
49, - carter q jew IT, louisville, NY; X Z, he-
a 100, WATSON Ind: Sprgman & Brown, and IRWIN
e. r.. Cincinnati: a. W. Graham Co. ZanesSiie,
~; ~ nnh 4. CO. No 81 Kiiby St., Boston: Leeeh
(, 60 No > As or House. New iorh' Nc: ". n
&, and No Battery Place. New YORK, r.. :. snee
40, phitad4I,.bia: Masraw IL Rooms, bailmore' "eo-
C. Pranciscus fittshnrs. ,.., ~, pk;,.
u n HOUSTON. General FreIght 5g'f, fa't@
H J. LoMBA ERT, Sxpt. Altoona, fa'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
..xxsyIy,yTA RAILROAD.

~ n, ~, ,n,,h Trains. between Philadelphia
,. p;,shnye. The MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Pbsdeirhia for Pntsburg at e Ne a sT
Pittsburs for Philadelphia at y. n. p;,s,an,.
far phiIadeiThirutI r. NJ. THE NIGHT EArhss :;
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pi'so ,n :, r
M..and Ptshurs for q It,nra MIN he Rail-,
roads 10 and from St Louis Mo-; Alton, Galena ana
M: Frank fort, lexington, ana tonis.tiie
g : Isl = ToIedo cleveland, Coiambns LanesVhte,
MassilI@n and Wooster. Ohio; also, with inc Steaa
Packet Boatsfrem and TO NEw oeLEAss, ST. LOUIS
Lo-tsylLtF and CINCINNATI. at,,,o, or,b.
Oh Tick 81. can be had to or from eher Oh me
above places. H., ,;l,..t the aiuar.
! ..,;~a ,noints Passengers from The West
viii ind this the shortest and must expedinous
,natst o pbiladelphia, Baltimore, New YORK; Dos
ton. .. p.sen~.r y;p,. ph;fa
MESkJMEN .5r,t. Passenger Lines, Puts.
ph;Iea-l,,hja Nov o5th. 1855 d-Iy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
FASHIONABLE CLOTH G
LIGHT,LIGHT, LIGHT.

MOI Uas Light--out Ecobom''"t rats az ""P
y Light.
Cne gal. of Vande rhoof's Fountain OIL costs u so
Halt pinto OF = III
one of. ande rhoof's Britannia Metal Patent Foun-
,aiu Iamps cost, SI.35
Extra Tin Font Loaded, - i-tu
Tin Lamps, 20
Half mini of tho Fountain Oil will burn dou bic
wieks giving "a brilliant and stead light
2s hours, ~ ~ hours Tor a fraction over cent.
The Fountain Lamp holds halfpini, and once hiied
aud trimmed viii burn eight evenings OF 81 hours eaeh
without being reflled or trimmed. saving an m
mruse deal OF trouble, and removing one II the
greatesiobj e etons 20 the use OF oil.
will be apparent toeyeTy one who examines th's
matter that This is by far the cheapest and best sht
a family an use, and being pure. fixed OIL. iree
from sinos pleasant both the and smell. ana
free OF Ali danger from explosions, II recommends
itself being just the thing that every family re-
quites.
The Subscriber for the present Is ted on Main.
bet Front & Second sts. in w. Jennings Clothing
store where the public are invited to eau ana exam
inc these lamps. JAS. l. SMoLL,
Oet2adlm Sole Agent iSr the State OF iowa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
Groceries.
FAMILY GROCERY.

fAMlL1 0AOCE1S1.
TIME subscriber has opened stocko Groserissin
his house o. Perry @ Ss.i a"aitS
and which re viii sell ss low ascsn DC pa'eos''1
A choice let efCigartjusi rescivedandfofsaie
a'wAo'ess'e o''e'A''' en-. PECK.
Davenport, pee,sd, lss4-d,f
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
THE subscriber has opened large and shg,Ie s
| sori@sns q Family Groceries at the "ch - n
. Front ST., nearly opposite the Wills,
aJtr dears beisr BRrrers Prtffyra.s;
Where shall always have on hand fun supply o.
all such articles a'evsr! E l1m. Il, I Kinds;
~. (. Bacon, Hams md Shoulders;
s IA.n !. Picked Pork, Lard;
sham 5, M.sna o. Mol; ches ssl,.;
ss.ss; aud. S Ss,s,os Ss.,,
Nais and Glass: Wcsaen a Ware;
oiiand Turpenine; soap arc uantaes s,sor"
(which viii be sold for ready pay atthe lowest pr
wi,,al.o purchase al kinds Of Country Produce
pn,,., Eres Poultry, Wheat. Corn, Oats etc. etc.
ng Nue. "a as DAVID A. BURROWS.
.I,1Sf Keceirelt!
Ten Bills. NICE FRESH FAT MAckEREL' Sept
j IS, INSPECTION.
TRY 'em and come again!
Also
Ohio. Liverpool and Stone Ware.
Coz. ID 4 BRADY. kioNDA y Sn-1N''
Oct l9-dn -------
Hf do ssdclircs' lsOOdS!D
Ayp xxow tina, We can furnish customers with ar
! n iiclcs in our line as
CHEAP AS TIE cHEAP PEST,
.,a &C rood as The srs,. Everything usna ly fonnl
a. ar.t c,a - Family Grocery Store may be had o
/ our establishment. So come along!
/ We . deliver e. DDS and tefy compca,io.
c.,,o RIORDAN 4 SHEAD.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

rI,HE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
L southern Market. large aud well selected stock
cf goods att descriptions 10 comuoh use CONSISTING
Of Dry Goods b0oss aGd Shoes, Hats ana taps,
Glassware, aaeensware, banaio fooes,
Groceries, Dried trrit. Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chan Picking Yarn Cat window Glass,
q. 4. L. /. ~ kanayha salt Hardware.
aSct's aud Mil SAWS. lroo, al kinds, Steelassorted,
Castings Nails, all Kinds. GriHtistones,
ware, Live geese feathers, Pitch 81 oakum,
Sole aod Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
wuInw Baskets. Paints and Oils, Dye Stuns, &c,
viii IN " III be sold at small advance tor Tan. as
int id Keeping every thug in common USE persons
war ing articles obtain them on Frontstreci
attt. Brick Store opposite the Mills, Davenport Iowa
me 9, 1858 20. }. NJ boWLtNp..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
pfp WpoOs.

pfp 0ooOs.
GOOD NEWS TO LADIES"
PARIS AND NEW YORK
Wholesale and Retail Millinery store
THE subscriber takes pleasurein Informing me ,a
diesof Davenport Rock Island and visin'S' Ina
he has nthe store, at the corner OF Ihiu anu
dy streets Davenport which he Is now nti' up anu
will have in readiness to open about the "a Vi o'oo
for the sale Of a Fancy
Goods,
where he ould invite Them call and examine nus
entire new stock OF SILK and Straw B0pne,s, satns
ye,ye,s Ribbons, Feathers. Flowers, OF 'ho
latest Paris and New York styles
Having had TEN YEARS expericncetnth the business
In Inc city OF New York, and having engaged tne SCI
.;eas ~ Two Hrst class Mpers, who have been N
onr employ for the last four years we eelc
tha, W. can furnish the ladies Of She West win as
nre,ty Bonneis manuiaciuredin the city Of NeW
York or imported from Paris. ..,
Our resentment OF Milhnery Goods is the largest
nd nest ever offered in the city of Davenport, anu
| miii he sold on more reasonable terms.
/ Marking and Stampingfo for Bradiag ana Emoriue's
done TO order. 49,, N ~,cuorS
/ sep5OdtSwtf W W. y. NiS'lo ..--
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
CARRIAGE REPOSIIOKl
eIz INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

THE nndersigucdhas peued G eneraintciligenc
Ofics with eomplet" sei Of books in abicbto
eite ali iDdf Of ReHi and PersonaiPrOper, for saie
n for rent, the names of al Servants who wish for
places IN families tbiI he city, also the names Of
Mechanics Laborerland pthcrsscei gempioy aleDt,
so tnatIa &c whOare 10 Sesrch OF Houses. Lands
wants. sc eann0tfaii Of immediates H. obtain.
ngeitherb, Gdls ~ aimy oflec. Charges moderate.
Cali nd register your wants ordersand they will
receive prom liatteHiton,
A. PiSEFIFLD.
No. Commercial Buildings.
necT ts5s-dIy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
TO ENGINEERS.

NURLES'S Superior Compasscs, 4. and 70"
NJ plain, and with vcneH Always on hand. AN
Surveyors Chains and Marking Pins &C.. DC. ~
Any article not hand furnished 10 order al shoi,V
ticr, as Ne are the sreiEsirs AgcEtsfor Gnrey' nm
ufaelure; Engineers Stationery in general: tonhf
ing Of Profile eros. Section, and Drawing fsP'
Also Drawing Instruments. Drawing Taeks. 'elGn
Pencils, &c, &c &c. Orders b! msil viii feee''
prompt attcntion.
II. 4. PORTER & BRO.
aug 27.dtr Rock Island. Ills
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
To Joiners and Cabinet Makers.
EnD SALE
n r MovAI.

Il e H lNAA) ~ -SA 1913
TIME subscriber having removed their stock Of Gro
&c ri.s 10 the new stare $. Fast Cor end and Per
~ SIS. are prepared to supply their customers with
every article IN their line az Us gooha qnh ana NJ rs
reasonable rates as any Establishments the West,
Either at Wholesale or Retail.
We warrnut ever, thing we sell and VIII deliver
Flour and Groceries in any part OF the en-! ire" 9"
charge
families can rely on their Orders being pu! up and
delivered with pr mrincss.
We shaitbe receiving in few days from the Easi
large nd IN selected stock of roceries aud Wood
en- Mare. TO W hch we would invite The attention 81
the trade. 80
sepIt JAS. NJ. bAiSEbb bho.
COOKING, AIR WARMING g. yEHTILATING,
SsAMPLES OF the above apparatus how read, for
- the Inspection OF those who desire 10 have tho
best mode Of Warming and NeItilaiiia their houses,
also for Cooking. We have the agency for the sale oi
the ost approved Hot Air Furnare and tooSlRf
Range which only needs To be to induce tTisi
Coal. Coke. or Wood can be used. aa|.as
Weinyite the public generally Ia call ard examine
the appa ratus; oIs alitca number can b. oh'aihcd
this ff That TO be Of getting ctihera Furnace
or Range the order must be left rnri,.
Cooking Stoycs--a large ass0rtinet on hand which
we s~ii M greatly reduced prices.
Aug 81 -,l3n. 7 CLOSE co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
STITCHING
nj A G. ii | n T. S

IF /, is desirable to save labor ~ tie
STITCHING DEPARTMENT.
just and see how cas-, itisdone. The subscriber
has the agency for the best Stitching Maehnesiorinm
lily use generally and for fine work II has no no super
ior For making Dressts ., Shirts, and for Qpiiliu.
Garments, Hemmng Fine Muslin, Eegirgs, inssr
tions. &c.. il orks ad rnbly
Wheeler d. ilsons family Stchire machines n
New York price. nd freight. one III nperatisI cor
stantly VI r Tuition free to purchasers ~ Gail
a nd examine WIN. A. NOURSE
M.,Iine Ill. Amr. 20 Il
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
NOTICE

THE sub.c ribers intending TO be absent from the
city for q short time, all orders for McGownn's
Double Acting Pumps left with Burrows h Pre't. man
or II. Dumontwil receive pr ,mpt attention
ar MOSES Il JIJ1IfE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
Twin-City Mills!

THE subscriber having hi. new Steam Grst Mil in
L operation, takes this method Of informing the
public that he 10 now ready TO 10 all kinds OF Gus
tom work. the most reasonable terms and the
shoYtes notice.
FLOUR AND FEED STORE.
Having fitted up building Second ST., bet~ cen
Ripley nd Scott. he s ready furnish the cl
zens Of davenport and vicinity with superior ar-
Gle Of FLOUR such as Extra supcripe aud Sr.
psrfn- Flour, Rye, Buck wheat aud Graham Flonr
also. siopstnf, Middiings. Communal, Bran and
Shorts, In fact all kinds OF Mill Goods.
Cash and The highest market price paid for Wheat
Rye and Corn. Flour and Meal exchanged for Corn
and Wheat Mt the Mil.
noy5-d&Wlm r.. p. GILLETT N co
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
Fresh Grcceries.

Fresh Groceries.
WE have just received from the Ras; the largest
w and DE- s. storE OF Groceries ever ofeTedfor sale
80 Davenport. We hsrseyery article III lin ard
viii warFaii our goods be Of TIVE best quality ard
oar prices ren.onabie. We inyite both dealers Al
famliiesto call and examine our stock.
Oct II nATYrIL Il
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
FLOUR AND FEED STORE.

improved Little Giant Gem ard Cob Plant
ton Mill Price Reduced.
IfHF subscriber has puschased exclusive right NJ
Il trntevy for .ale ia the West Of the above ceIs
DRAFTED Nils and IL prepared 10 .u,nish them al ali
times either wholesale retail, guaranteed in NE
most positive masner " ~
hisnos more thar year since the Little Giau,,'
was Introduced to The public. dnriHg which lime II
has oeep constant! growing in the popular favor.
ne improvements recently effected and patented
mates u the most perfect machine otter ID Tor
General ihrm use. itsfnrnlshed complete ready rpr
= " -hink SeatH. aud weighs a. follows: M 2ay;
no. = $3.50; No. ,, 400; No. 4, $50 pounds, Twenty
ih'A are sutnfieD' tpset ahe up, without chan.
esd AID s'd sbsn adjust ted II can wis iety be
mill 49,
PRICES:
10 SO 4 wiigrinas bh. meal perhour with horse
. 2. ssn.s' - 10 ~
" 3, s50.,s rs"
- 4. $780, - - 90 ahar.s
VI JLibenaiJiscount 10 draiers
JAMES b. CHADWICK
No.Ha Locust 81 between Second and Jhird.
I9Nh % wis 81 IaHis. No.
Davenport ~ above priess, adding freight from 81
LoHts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
COAL!
Lowrey. Thomas & Co.,

III AVE established dcrot for he sale cfihclrsn
i perior article ofCnal nrnr the RAJ ronh depot
one door from Wchhet'- Foundry. For fnei aIo
steam II has no supcriorin this markell VIII De
delivered in Davenport or in Rock Island in dianti
tes To snitpaJchasers on application at tberynrd.
k,rk Island. June l5-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28

LADIES COLLEGE,.
'l'HE Second Quarter ofthe above lnstnte VIII com
menee on Wed sday, Svptem ber sth III al Of 1t
departments.
Our arrangementsfor Z thorough courseof tnslfue
ton in the various departments Of the College are
ample and scale to meet the de mands ofihe age
and spirit ofihe times.
We aim TO give a practical .thoroughand cot
pleie course of studies than any OF our schools for
Young ladies. Yea. more, We mean 10 take The read
in the business offemaie education.
Tnecourse Of studies will be varied TO suit the elf
cumstances and Intellectual capacity ofihe pupil.
Tuition in the Primary Department. ~ w per or
DO 49,. usual course, % - =
Languages and higher English branehes-s 10 . "
Norg.-So eItys cbargesin the Normalor
Teachers department.
Musicon Piano ,MelodeoD g uitarand
Harp, eiU 90 10 u 90 g 6
Landscape Paintingin Oil. 9 90 g |"
Nonochsomaiie. Crayon and Pencil
Drawing, &c ,eacb. 90 :" "
Papief MacheaDd Orna IN nta Leather
Work, each, 90 I" "
Embroidery, OrnamentalEeedle work,
&e.. e.. in all their variety, each, 90 s. I"
Diplomas WILDE given to those who COM
pete aihoroughcoursefn either oi.he
departments.
Boa I'd with furnished rooms including
wishing. lights fuel stationery, DC, 81 90 SO So
1.-THE pill her own room. etc, % 08 sc s.
Those wishin rooms. desks sday schol-
sr., mustapply sSon. T. II. COP DING,
Proprietorand Superintendent.
Ma. r. n. CopDIsG, ! p
Mas. NJ. A. coppiks, fnnetpsh.
- Anu 81 fS-IW
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
y d W q Q q II 5 :.
.Ss;g,s5eOH Farm PPs.

TUT received direct from Kentucky me lot o
81 Blue Grass Seed and for sale by
nets6d,Svtr BURROWS * PRETrYMaN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28

T1RfF0RD INSURANCE COMPANY"
Capt. Al s3OO.O0O.
,eceiyed the Agency of this sound AND
w reliable Company Tor isssnPe an ;. favorable
terms ssns o'het MACKLoT & coRBIS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-28
A BARGAIN I!

Hf story IL told that property held too h gh but
tua.e Risplns bargain 10 house and lease W oui
do VII TO call on the subscriber ! I'm obliged 10
selinBd wiz 90 so for tho sake oi mdasv.
Cail soop on the premises. Hsrrison 50. near sin
ST. 81 my shop on 5th 81. below the Court Rouar
Also ane lot for sale. = - - -''' 2.
June ~ tfitf FIX. FITZPATRICK,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
ARomnntic Incident.

A soldier who was present at the cap
ture of Sebastopol relates the following
romantic story:
{" A party of men belonging to differ
ent regiments were paroIing from house
to house in search Of plumber. In one Of
the houses they came across beautiful
young female about 7 or / 8 years of age.
OF course, some ignorance was shown
amongst the party, who commenced to
drag her about, and would have used vio-
lence to her had not young man belongs
ing the 18th taken muskct and threat
ened to blow the first mans brains out
that laid finger on her whereupon the
young woman flew to this man for pro-
lection. She followed him all the way
back to the camp, when, coming in sight
of his camp, he beckoned her to return !;
but she would not leave him.
Whether she had fallen in love at first
sight don't know; but she came to the
he was instantly confined for being absent
when the regiment was under arms. She
followed him to the guard tent, and cried
after him. The colonel of his regiment,
seeing the affection she bore him, releas-
ed him, and sent them both before Gen
eral Harris, where an interpreter was got,
and she related the whole affair to them.
{" 1t turned out that she was the Gen
erals daughter, with some thousands
She was beautifully attired, carried gold
watch, and wore set of bracelets of i'm
mense value. The young man is now
about to be married to her. She will not
leave him upon any account whatever
and if he is not lucky dog, I don't know
who is.''
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-12-12
TIE r. MS.

Cooper's ClarAsburg Register is published in
Clarksburg, Va, every Wednesday morning, at
$500 per annum, in advance, or at the expiration
Of SIX MONTHS from the time Of subscribing; after
which $3.50 will invariably be charged.
No subscription will be received for less Pc
riod than six months.
No opaper will DO discontinued except at the op-
ton of the proprietor, until all arrearages arc
paid up-and those who do not order their paper
to be discontinued ut the end of their term of
subscription, will be considered as desiring to
h,. vc it continued.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at 81. 90 pcr
square of twelve limos for the first three inser-
tions, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertion.
a liberal deduction on the above rates will be
made to those who advertise by the year.
No advertisement counted less than a square.
Tho number Ofinsertions must be specified, or
tho advertisement will be continued and charged
accordingly.
Announcement of candidates for Office g. 90.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to insure attention, must
bc accompanied by the authors name and post
paid.