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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-28
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

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.oWn y $50 on n ~ ,ri,
from Museatue. Ills on the State road, miles from
the Mississippi4nd Missouri Railroad ahd muesitoa
the river. itisseEy heathy with population OF one
Hundred meta ease Of sickness having occurred tts
same distance of the best coal banks in the country
It's we'll watsred both with springs ana wells
Blue Grass contains me store, with fac open
iueforanolher black smii. shop, shop cabinet
shop,ete Ihreebuiidin<sare now oeineeo m p,esed,
tayerus,and is for rent on reasonable terms. Being
on the main travelled road and the nearest public
ness. Asaw mills in operation 81 milesfrom me
town and a grist mill is being erected al the same
place.
reasonable and those wishing 10 bniid and To-
cate there will have such ments
a. arsrsreiy offered. Good improved farms can be
hand al nv eeai6ans
JAS. 4. BuRNsIpEs.
Blue Grass. oet5th ,ls3t-wtrwn -
p,aster;rp Eair
ooo BUSHELS prime hair jnst reed & for sale by
SUI JAS. DiLZELL & BRO.
Ap24 Front and Perry ST.
Crackers! Crackers.
ruST raeegr.d n nd Tor AL. WboIes.t. n, Retail ,
January ist BURROWS q PRETTYMAy
= - . -.
NJ :, iiao .sn ~ " 30 slshh
NAV - NJ pA AZ III Rfro
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hohd'h ref'ee 5uSI C1Es-se1 ana ,Sr sale
nr,a.nt psas.stn ,tS,s,.
o,,o pl us snN n a 1911 - ar p.i',, slois.
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"A Rare Bargain Offered
A DWELLING; bon,s Vim a. a. oo,,.,4,,
y n, ~ mouse Win sih hhe conFenan
- ~ 49, ~ he ciafe stcel between ihird
Sd slt.e'1 WIZ teass lot hteen years, Is
''N'' wi s''o a. low S3SA fniT,;p s 49,,
r.,-z.-.., - rthbch TEASE.
~ ,a, ., 80 ~ I'..e "i " myers, DENTIST
."rn -.h tr93-d-t
wAGTrn
IN GOOD Miners to WORK a Coal Mine-pope Inn,
III those oeouairted with he hnsin.s. D"t
NAV l4-d.u M l. ~ appIE''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-28
INSURANCE.
FIRE AND MAINE
1,....ri a.asa Mutual ire, Marine Insurance
Camnany St. Louis.

cApIrAL $3.50, 600 a cosstantl! Incrcasings
pIRYTORS:
reeiy S.M. Edgeii,
sAss' n. vale xandsr, Z. wymsn,
is. Mscaxs, D, Nanasr., G. ., Fsss' In.
pelscaes issued from ssss ,s ISM. A"a
b. Pns,r.,atisa easee ofthe andersirnsd AGENT
n Dasenpsrt. ~ H. "a
J.iy Goth, issl-irws
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-28
Davenport, Rock island and Muscatine
MORNING PACKET.

:. -ssv.s-A THE weil-hnos and reliable steam
sr--S,~ASst a or LAmAK1LNE. Capt. PHELrs, J.
5E1rx-EEyEx 5. Adair. CLERK, Will leavetbe DaveD-
ortlandius EVERY soRslso 1T . ocLocE, and Mus
Gatine EVERY GyFaIss 4 o'ELofK. The travelling
public may rely on the paneiuality ofth Lamarn ne
10 the hours named.
For freight or passage apply on board. Apl Isdl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-28
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1@EB " ~

THE Great Central Route, connecting the Auanu
cities with the w estern. Northw and Southwes-
tern States, BY continuous Railway direct. This
road also connects n, Pittsbury with daily line OF
Steamers 20 all ports the Northwestern Lakes; ma
King the direct cheapest and reliable reHte by
which FREIGHT can be forwarded 10 and from the
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-28
STEAM BOILERS
Nloline.

SEARS, WOOD CO.,
Bedstesd Manufacturers, Lumber Merchant.
and Dealers in Planed Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only establshmentin the Wcsfwhere
SH K RW 0OD's CELEBRATED TuRNlN G
LATHE Is used for turning iRsaArto foENs; 'reb AZ
Ssnsh, Ba!astsrs, Bed Pssts, Table legs, andot
work too various 10 ennmeratc, with the
MoEldfrgs Of all iRte squares Of aRy Rumbsr or
taste may suegsst. Making the most perfect nd
beautiful work thatfAney desire, ing the
appearance of costly earped sork.
June n, is54-tfw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-28
sa4aazIaslsI 7sl7s777's7
FOR SALE.
Cheap CisterJs
COAL!
lovrey, Thomas b Co.,

TAvE established dero, for the sale ofihslrn ~
= perior article OF Cosi near the hhi foan ~ sd
one door from Webter's Foundry. Foi wa VII <,
steam 1t has 40 snperogiH this antke', ~. ii.
ties TO suit pnrehasers "a p.enion The" !''''
Rock lkIgpd lime tS.dt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-28
st. Louis and St. Paul Packet.

A THE steamer mary e, NJ. A. PoscE,
Asri21s5sA Master, has just been ihoroughly over
zxESS-<Ex41 hauled aGd repaired and is now in
complete running order and will run during the
season between ST. Louis and 81 Pani, touc hing
Az intermediate landings For fire. Rht az pity on
board orto BURROWS PkErfYHAN.
Asrit, IS, IL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-28
5asnraart
IHaHlAN caR.

rrsx uastxa Am LIFE RISKS taken nj thn
4 rad 10 tespoa sible comeaaies and on the most
seasohAhte tcrTs.
Vsfsh snts saipeers viii be SLOWER re'afnffe
sisa Nsa;gsGeR, LAWS 4 pLAkKMoRE.
- NOD liz clAiRx Rev.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-28
Wholesale Candy Manuiaetty,
FR. WALTER. n. G. B0Hs.
WALTER & BONN,
WHOLESALE GONfEC1lONIHs h,
Nos 81 q SO Market Street, bet Main and M,
81. Louis, No.

CohssatEt't 90 hand h large sud fresh a"orFtsIs
I'll / ii.sis II ANtY IANIAES ;, vhrhi.r tasAg,sss
quality aud Variety csnBnt be snfEs..d b! 90 dstsi
estas'i ish nae ~ h. the West ktf,b -, u asH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-28
I C E! ICE q!

LOOKING GLASSES, WATERS, H.
4! UsI received ard for sale al the esieTsiW
~ Ghina..GlaAs and QucensWare
Establishment ~ Messrs Il. WEBB Co. thp
ard complete sssortmch at Of French and GermAl pan
Mirrors and Looking Glaists,
Among great variety, We have superior sfutls,s
plain and Ornamental, Gilt frame, French rpt MI
rors, ranging IN price from ESQ to s,3,lt tats'
Also
Mahogany frame Glasses In eiic m NJ 4.1ai lhu
2tNaG in which We Offer for sale at prices from ath
se,oo-Hl.o superior assortment 81 ufIi tss
Square, PAPER AEche. Pear inlEid aud Jalshite-
Walters and Trays
ofali sizes and Qualit. from 10 toge In In sit is
from Is, each to ~ the sETI In price. -,
Wcwouli also call tteniioB 10 superior thg, tt
assorted stock OF KNIVES and Fokks-fLAihs
German SilyeiaDd Britannia;
Spoons, Lamps, Lanterns,
Tea Ladies' Glass CUrsin pta's.
The citizens Of Davenport ard snHouhoiht vs'ai
are respectfully invited to call and ehsn ise on, ~
'ortmenl which they will ind US ever read! si''
to their inspection at rs. WEBB D Coei
Dealers In China Glass ard QuesrtsMe'
nh % No. / LIE CLAIRE ROW
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-28

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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-28

rnw YOnR LIFE INsu1ANc1 COMPANY.
Once los Broadway, -.
sUsS.t ~ -" 4Su00oo.
- @arasA. .o,..,v NoNxs FRAxxLlN Prest.
- A. ". AcCSkGok, Agent.
sept. II, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-28
Springfield = and y fine Insuranr Company.
ssINGFI GID MASS,
Cant stock aid in $50. 900.

Nertk ttttsu UiSHSo CotH PS-
STrE OF PENSSftFAVlA;
c.sfai stock S300.000.
sr,Hs nnja-,nssix prepared 10 effect Insurance IN
tsa sseraasysi. also in sereralarst class New
Ysrkeity ca n.uss throagh NJ B. Osborn u Co.
N"sN asi%"d. " BATES.
ose. ave, y,d ward & Harris Store Brady St.
Feb. LIST. lsy
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-28
broken in spirit, that hope seemed to keep

broken in spirit, that hope seemed to keep
her alive.
During March of last winter, the courts
had set aside her marriage on the ground of
fraud, and no one conte sting her right, she
became possess0r of the magnificent fortune.
The case was noticed in the papers, and
some weeks after there came a letter to her.
1t was from her lover, and husband. He
had seen that notice of the annulment of her
marriage. That was relief to him for he
was on the eve of-marrying again. But, as
m oney was his mAin idea, disgaised he had
visited tbs plaeL bad heard her story repeat
ed with no favorable references to himself !;
had heard it more than limited that she still
retained an affection for him but, more than
all, he ascertained that she was now the sole
possessor of that fortune which had so strong
ly tempted him to wrong; He returned. and
addressed her the letter we have mentioned.
1t was full of repentance it proclaimed that
his life since he had left her had been one Of
continuous misery. He professed to be pn-
acquainted with what had passed, and with
great humility rendered again his love, de-
claring that as he had been the cause of her
losing her wealth, justice required that he
should share with her the fortune he had
amassed in the growing city where he lived.
Unknown to any one she answered that let
ter, accepting his love, forgiving and ventu-
ring excuses for his past conduct, and infor-
ming him that she was now prepared to give
him that Inheritance which to them had been
the source of so much unhappiness. That
letter of hers was destined never to reach
him. To avoid any coniectures which might
arise if seen to deposit letter addressed to
that name, she induced, by liberal reward,
nelghbor's servant, whom she knew could
not read, to take the letter to the post Office.
This servant, to get leave of absence, took
with her one of her mistress children To
amuse the child she allowed it to carry the
letter; and the little one, pleased with the
red stamp, as they walked along succeeded
in removing it. The letter was deposited in
the Office without a stamp, and never of
course sent
A few words more closes this brief history
month later, the lady's former guardian,
l. who was a politician, received a Chicago
newspaper, which had been sent to him be-
cause it contained political speech deliver.
ed in this city after reading it, he laid ii
down, with some remark upon the extraor-
binary growth of the city in which it was
printed. The name of Chicago was heard by
the lady she took the paper, glanced over
it, and, with a shrek, fell fainting to the
floor In week she was dead. In thai
paper was the announcement Of the mar
riage of her destroyer.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-28
From the Chicago Times.
An Incident in Real Life-The Postage
Stamp.

Upon what small events does the happi,
ness, and even existence Of individuals, often
depend Some years ago there lived in
small interior town in Ohio Young woman
then but fifteen years Of age. She was the
heiress of large fortune held by trustees.
The will of her father strictly enioined upon
her that she was not to marry until after she
had terminated her twenty-frst year. He
had enforced this injunction by strong and
earnest appeals to her affection, and by re-
miuding her of the untimely death OF two
older sisters, who had married young, and
had died childless shortly after. But, with
almost prophetic judgment of her future lot,
be had added still stronger inducement to
obtain her compliance with his request. He
had stipulated that, iu case of her death OF
marriage before attaining the prescribed age
the trustees should by deed convey all hi
estate to some distant relative. The young
and handsome girl soon found herself tn
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-28

GA little more grape Capt Bragg
calmly said Old Rough and Ready, to the
gallant Captain who, begrimmed with pow
der and tattered in uniform, poured his iron
hail over Buena Vista's fertile plains.
A lite more grape Capt. Bragg p
The officer addressed, raised his hand to
his cap in sign of obedience.
Louder thundered the big mouthed can
non-quicker flew the ghtening missiles
scores of Mexicans sank at every discharge.
In the distance the sharp crack of rifles
could be heard 1t bespoke the proximity
of the dreaded Texan Ranger. Hark
What means that tumult? Tis the fren-
zicd cry of many men. Ha! here they
are coming-dashing from yon dense
chappare--a band of tall soldiers in green
hunting frocks and long rifles. Their fierce
whoop rends the air as tie war cry Of old.
Now they have reached the spot where old
Whitley stands bearing his noble burden.
They simultaneously pause as they behold
their revered, grey haired General. Their
hands are to their hats and in suspense
they await his orders. Rising in his STIR
rups while admiration and enthusiasm are
strangely blended in his countenance, the
hero of many well fought field shouts in
tones of Stentor Conf With a frantic
yell the Rangers dash forward. As they
speed on, two tall stalwart hunters, with
A hunting shirts of deer skin, and buck-skir
leggins, bound forward, along with the 9th
e ers of the wild troops. Suddenly the fore
5 most and tallest of the hunters springs
E aside, stops and throws his long rife up t.
his face, as Mexican appeared severa
= hundred yards in front, crouched behind
v deserted gun. /" Too far too far, NUT
!, tiers old Zack," he'll waste his POWDER
A sharp report was family heard. Th
Mexican sprung up, staggered, stumble
q and fell to the ground.
8 " Remember the Alan,o," broke in pie
q cling notes from the hunters lips, as
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-28
BRANCH FIRST-LIVE STOCK.
FIRST DIVISION.
First Glass Thorough Bred.


First Glass Thorough Bred.
1st premium best stallion over 4 years DID,
Gen. NJ T. Hawkins, Warren, S4*
End best stallion over years old, R. P.
Hughes, Granville, 2*
3rd best stallion over A years old, J. ].
Bobbitt, Granville, Dip.
4th best stallion over years old, Sol.
Fuller, Franklin, Dip.
Best brood mare over years old, r.
P Hughes. Granville, q
End best brood mare over years old, S.
L. Parrish, Granville, Dip.
Sd best brood mare over years old,
Arch. Davis, Granville, Dip.
1st best colt over 2 and under 3 years DID,
Robt. P. Hughes, Granville, 2*
I'd best colt over and under 3 years old,
Gen. NJ. I. Hawkins, Warren, Dip.
First Class, not Thorough Bred.
Best colt over and under years old,
S. L.'Parrish, Granville, q
I'd best colt over 2 and under3 years old,
Arch'd Davis, Granville, dip.
Sd best colt over 2 and under years old,
James Crews, Granville, dip.
Best Thorough bred colt l year old,
Gen. M. 7. Hawkins, Warren, L
/ I'd best colt under year old, Mrs. S. L.
Eaton, Granville, Il
Sd best colt snder year old, S. L. Par
rish, Granville, dip
Second Class-Saddle, Harness, d; Drough
Horses.
Best saddle horse, S. S. Cooper, Gran
Vile,
I'd best saddle horse, L J Davis, Gran
Vile, dip
Sd best saddle horse, W H Finch, Frank
lin, dip
Fastest pacing horse, G H K Taylor,
Granville,
Best pair carriage horses, Jas Turner,
Granville, 3
I'd best pair carriage horses, 7 Black
nall, Granville, L
Sd best pair carriage horses, VIM B
Hughes, Granville, dip
4th best pair carriage horses, DIR I'll j
Robards, Granville, DIP
Best single harness horse, Thomas 9
Hughes, Granville,
I'd best single harness horse, w Bare.
ford, Granville, DIP
Sd best single harness horse, S S Cooper,
Granville, dir
Fastest trotting horse, W Bareford,
Granville,
Best lot farm horses, Il farFlsn1 Urau-
vile,
Heavy draught horse, John w Weaver,
Granville,
Best saddle Poney, B Clark, Jr.,
Warren,
I'd best saddle pony, 7 ] Blacknall, Gran
vile, oil
Sd best saddle poney, ] J Young, Gran
vile, dl
Best Jack, Gen M 7 Hawkins, Warren,
I'd do j S Jones, Warren, d
Sd do Reuben Hart, Granville, d
Best two young Jacks, VIM B Foster,
Franklin,
Best Jennetts and colt, q j Clark, sen,
Warren,
l mule colt, G N Hicks, Granville,
CATTLE.
Best year old bull, Jas + Smithwick,
Warren,
Best mich cow, Mrs Sally Reid, Gran
, vile.
, Best yoke work oxen, S Royster, Gran
vile,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-28
CHAPTER III.

The Mexican difficulties had in the mean
time ripened into open war. Blood had
been shed. Palo Alto and Resaca de la
Palma had been placed among the list OF
battles. Asusual, victory has crowned the
American arms. The pride of Mexico was
levelled in the dust The halls of the
Montezumas were desolated.
dwell, Norrad, what do you think now
of this long path we are on tough trail,
by conhummax p
/" Yes, Ralph, it is long and tough and
would otherwise be weary, but for the end
to be gained. TO the utmost extremities
I the earth, would ] band my steps, could
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-28
LIST OF PREMIUMS

Aararaed at the First Union Fair OF the Coun-
ties Of Granville, Wa,Ten and Franklin
12H Of Oct, 1855.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-28


Best do quilting, Miss T. Gressette, Q
do do l,755 pieces Mrs VIM Debnam,
Franklin,
Sd best Misses S 6 LJohnson, Granville, dip
4th do Mrs G Bobbitt, do do
Best woolen carpet, Mrs DR. Field, War
ren, 2& dip
Best chowbair and cotton carpet, Mrs w
I'll Hughes, Granville, I
ID best cotton carpeting, Mrs C Daniel,
Granville. /
Best Hearth rug, Mrs DR. Field Warren, 2
ps Flax Cloth, Mrs c Lemay, Granvills2
do table cloth, Miss NJ MGuptou, Frank. l
l do Linen towels, Mrs j Crews, Gran.
linen table cloths, do do 2
Cotton Plaids, Mrs S G Wilson, do /
do & wooden vesting and carpet bag, Mrs
ii Ii Row land, Granville, 2
set bed curtains, Miss A Kittrell, Gran.
do valance, Miss Norris, Franklin, l
do bed fringe, Mrs S G Wilson, Granville,
knit counterpane, Mrs E Switzerland,
Warren, 9
stuffed do Mrs Z r O'Brien, Franklin,
pr yarn socks, Miss NJ j Vaughan, 10 sec
do do Mrs I w Peasants. Granville do
do cotton socks, Mrs E Haithcock, do DO
do do hose, Miss L Insco, Franklin, do
do do do openwork, Mrs W Debnam,
Franklin, DO
do do do Mrs Satterwhite, Granville dip
Second Class. ss.-oRNANENTAL NEEDLEwoRK
Best table cover, Miss C j Thurman. Gran. 3
I'd do do Miss Cooper, do 2
Sd do do Mrs S A Barnett do dip
white stuffed do Miss X Rigan, do do
/ Ottoman, do Miss Roberts, do 2
do do do Miss NJ Z Royster, do /
do do do Miss NJ A Morrow, do dip
do do do Miss L o Gregory, do dip
divan, do Miss A Hamlet do2do
worked collar, Mrs E A Jones, Frank. 1
do do Graves Wilcox, Warren, 8
crotchet do Miss NJ Cooke, Raleigh, dip
worked handkerchief, Miss L E Foster,
Franklin, 1
2pr worked sleeves, Mrs P E A Jones,
Granville, 2
worked sleeves Mrs W H Hughes, Gran.
l do shirt, Mrs Eaton, Granville 2
l do do Miss j Thurman, do dip
l do linen band, Miss Fletcher, do /
1 muslin apron, Miss II A Reid, do dip
Franklin, 2dip
/ worked childs do Mrs A D Williams,
Franklin, 2
pr do pantalets, Miss E C Williams 9
years old, Franklin. /
emb ch' ds dress, Mrs r A Hamilton,
Granville, dip
! emb. ch'ds dress, Mrs / u klttreli,
Granville, dip
l shirt vest, Mrs W P Hatton, Granville, /
/ do do Miss Bette White, do /
2 shirts, Mrs w II Weaver, do
l fancy paper basket, Miss P E Yancy, do l
2 boxes wax flowers, Miss NJ A Reid, do /
2 fire screens, Mrs DIR Lewis, do
2 oil paintings, Crayon, Pastal, Graves
i Wilcox, Warrenton,
2 oil paintings, Miss NJ A Parrish, Oxford, 3
2 Grecian, do Miss III E Thompson, dip
Discretionary Premiums.
fancy work table, Mrs A g Harris,
Granville,
wire safe, VIM L Ellington, Henderson, %
| 2 do do G Burnet, do ]
| lot tin ware, Jas Furguson, do 2
| One Essay on the best mode of the Guilt
vation Of corn, DIR Sc Ward, Warren, 2
| *The committee ON ploWs not being able to de-
| eide betNeen the two exhibitors awarded the pre
| miums to each.
The stars indicate the Arator or Culiivator q,
! an additional premiums. Though persons receiy
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-28

*The committee ON plows not being able to de-
eide between the two exhibitors awarded the pre-
miums to each.
The stars indicate the Arator or Cultirator as
an additional premiums. Though persons receiv.
ing more than two premiums marked, are re-
quired to take but one copy of each, and will be
paid the remainder in money. They viii be for
warded from the Office of publication, as soon as
we can ascertain the address of persons entitled to
them and the number of copies required Prsmi-
ums paid application order, to Thos J. Black.
nall, Treasurer, Henderson.
a. c. HARRIS, CHM'S, pro. tem.,
ExeestiVs Comgwttss.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-28


I'd best wardrobe, Mrs NJ n W.gstaE,
Granville, dir.
Sirth Class.
Four straw hats, Mrs Brssdiove,
Franklin, l
One child's hair hat, Miss Mary Gupton, l
One ladies hair bonnet, Mrs H Gupton, l
do do box, do 1
One willow hat, Miss Lucy A f. Hunt,
Granville, 1
,SereHth Class.
Best lot leather, ii MeCadden, Granville, II
do drest calfskiu, do do do l
I'd bestlotof leather, W III Hester, do dip.
Best lot manufactured tobacco, r Z
Jenkins, Granville 1
I'd do do p v Duke & Co. Gv'l. dip.
Best lot cigars, R r Jenkins, do II
do tallow candles, Mrs w L Brame,
Granville,
Best lot soap, Mrs S 7 Eaton, Granville, i
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-28

BRANCH 4TH-LADIES DEPARTMENT.
FIRST CLASS.
yards yarn cloth, Mrs. j c Lemay,
Granville, q
S do yarn, Mrs j. Crews, Granville, L
do do do J. NJ. Barnes, do din
do do do L NJ Vaughan, DO do
Three pieces Linsey, Mrs. c R Lewis do 2
do do Mrs j j Kelly, do
One do Mrs w III Weaver do dip
do do Mrs H Truman, do do
80yds cowhair cloth, Miss NJ johnson, do 9
l ps. Flannel, Mrs J c Lemay, do /
Best yarn blanket, Miss Betty Daniel, do 2
Cd do do Miss F Satterwhite, do l
Sd do do Miss Sally Gill, Franklin, dip
4th do do L ] Pittard, Granville, dip
Best white counterpane, Miss SGill, Frank. 2
I'd do do Mrs Parham, Granville, l
Sd do do Miss L NJ. Vaughan, do l
4th do do Mrs w Harton, do dip
5th do do Mrs J ] Kelly, do do
Best5 counterpanes. Mrs Hpeathan,d do 2
NJ II
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-28
Bestone horse open buggy. Eaton Hath

Bestone horse openSuggy, Eaton Hath
cock, Granville, 2
Third Class.
Best sweep horse power, III Gooch, g
do wheat drill, G Burnet, Granville, q
do do fan do IL
-Four straw cutters, do II
Best wheat tn asher and power, j. NJ.
Barnes, Granville, %
do do do do j III Gooch, %
EsprH Class
Best set wagon harness, two horses,
Hugh McCa3den, Granville, 9
Fifth Glass.
Best Bedstead, Mrs Mn Wasstaf. Gran
vile, i
Best Spring Mattress, do do 10 Q
Shuck and Cotton" do do DO I
Best Mohair Sofa, Z" do do co .
Damask and plain Lounge, do 90 dip.
Best WYrdrobe Jas /, McCraw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
CINCiNNAff
RETREATFDRT THE INSANE.

n charge EDWARD II. Editor of the Amefi-
a Psy cbol Journal Lecturer Insanity Forenzic
Mediene late Of Obstetrics and formerly OF Matsris
Medica. it. .AV at - p t,
This Institution open for the reception Of pstients 70
select esabshTaen sentng superior None
but quiet patients admitted long experience of
Superintendent practitioner and teacher affords
antee ofkindy and the successful treatment
Terms made known application TO DR.. MEAD, Cincin-
natl, Oble. = - --t- feb2I-6m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
FANCY d STAPLE DRv GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUMMER 1853 r

SHANKLIN REILLY would respectfully invite the at
- tentOn of their and the public orally Il
their large stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
ceived embracns variety styles
goods which will he sold the lowest market price,
sisting in part of the folio wing Wig: A1
Black and col d cloths and cassimeres
Plain and fancy linehd and Msrseies vestinEi;
kentucky jeans eottonsdes and denims;
Fancy rrints lawns. gnghams and org9ndies;
Black and fancy cpl'd silks berages and tessinB;
Freneh jaconets and berpge de LANES: :.
Mnslfn de lanes. de bIRu md mourning goodsi
Also full OF Irish naRkins u en- tsbls
damas table cloths towels din
ity bed MarSrlles quilts English sad Germsz ho
siey gloves. trimming fancy goods shlt and gnEhar I'm
hrelss parasos floor and table oil Pan
Leghorn and palm leaf hats honnets rhhons
quito nettin.s etc. SHANKLiN 4 REILLY
apps \ Cornar of Main First SIS.