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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-01-27
NENTE DE SHERIFF

" VII DE
' 7 DE LA L~OUISIANE-Conr dn 5me District
Judiciaire, sieseant dams Ell pour Ia pnrnsse de Ltiourche.
Succession de We. J. P. Knotloch,
as. No. 1928,
Frederic Edouard Knobloch,
SAcHEz QUEEN vertu dun writ de feri facias lance par
la susdiie Cour dams IL cause CT dessus intiiuIee ct nume-
rotee, jai saisi ct j'of1rirai en- ven.s puhEque IL la NJ 4ison
de Cour dams la vile de Thibodaux, SAMEDI, lie 3 de
MARS, 1853, q 10 hetTes, A. NJ, la propriete suivante,
SAVIOR:
JENNY une negresse, de 45 ans.
TERMEs DE LA VENTE.-COMPTANT.
La dite Vente sera faite pour ~satsfaire he principal, intercts
ct frais de ce process. I6.tds1 HI. BOURG, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S SALE
~ STATE OF L~OUISIANA-FHth Judicial District Court,
sitting in and for the parish of Lafousche.
Estate of Widow J. Z. Knoboch,
as. No. 1928.
Frederic Edouard Knobloch.
TAKE notice.: That, acting under a writ Of Fl. fa,
emanating from the above entitled Court, in the above
entitled and numbered case, / have seized and will offer
for sale at pubic auction at the Court House in the in
the town of Thibodaux, on SATURDAY, the Bird day Of
MARCH, 1855, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, the following des-
cribed property, to-wit:
JENNY, a negro woman, aged 45 years.
TERMS OF SALE.-CASH.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal, interest and
costs Of suit. 6-tds Nj. BOURG, Sheriff:
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-01-27

THE MAIL ARRANGEMExTs.-Al will be de-
lighted to learn that Mr.. Price, contractor for
carrying the u. s. mail between Donaldsonville
and Opelousas, is now in Washington City, and
has succeeded in affecting q change in our pres
ent mail route. The mail from and after to-
day, will be transported, over the Opelousas
Railroad, via Thibodaux to TigefYille, and from
thence through Franklin to Opelousas. Passen-
gers, by this arrangement, leave Franklinin the
morning, and arrive in New Orleans by five
o'clock, P. NJ, the same day. An arrange
ment Of this kind has long been needed. We
shall not, in the future, have occasion to
notice any more mail failures.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-01-27
.ENTE DE SHERIFF

ETAT DE LA ~UISIANE- lu Cinqaieme Dis
trict Judiciaire siegeant dams ct pour Ia Paroisse de La
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23
GAMBLE q SKATES.

China Street, Yicksbu rg, MISS.
Il N addition to our stock we have received a
large lot of Italian marble direct from Italy,
in block and slab also the finest quality 81
American; we have also large, varied, and
splendid lot finished Of, ready for engraving.
The finest quality Of Monuments, Tombs.
Head and Foot stones Of at sizes, marble
mantel pieces, caps and sis FOR building, steps
line.
Engraving done il the .neatest manner, and
at the shoFtes notice.
We invite the people in need Of such work to
call AMI examine for themselves
AL orders promptly attended to.
a superior lot of Italian Marble Mantels on
hand and for sale at ptiees ranging from $50 70
$500. 34ly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23

aesso e Coz
s. Con- 81 nA
oiIss Isl ssles IS oNsat mari eIlke
snn eaFeIalie slsd ee III put
IRT s ind MED
sslrh, AIInh Nna Chemicals peial
And Olla, Window Ra1a hes D4 ssaik {
Rtalamkrg, Saa Brushes la3aKlllg
Extracts. pure sentIal s. IS Dsngglsls
mnfn Yeast n0HdN 8NNaaa SS1Hp, FnIcn
no inins shakers s. 6s. esa 1nssKauleate
Together wit esely altiele senefall comp Used
i'll the stock b Druggist 81 Fhyslelalls ald every
aftiele of Medicine wanted on plantation, IInt
|np III Z neat ulIa eonyenisnt slyle, III sc Whioh
huve been selected With much pels1na cure and
purchased direct from the manufacturers 9g thcis
|neenls, Is this country and Europe. fhei.
powdered a0gs are pfenaged iKeEl naleslal eafe.
tnlly selected and atc warranted ulgeily pure an
of rhe besl aalisy.
taegurersof QLIN IIl EsfO BE constantly supplied
eom 1nmers. German9 Pallatier, ttenef1 aud
American manufactures which viii be sold gk
TIE moai e Sc terms.
Agents IS celebrated ~ NOTION III ItS-
i .Ah d superior % any q the world.
heY qre prep ied g furnish dealers viii { {
following genuine 8 FEN MEDICINES. D
The gross d dozen, It tAe proHrietoEa' wholesale
Lyoa's Kathairon. Dalley's Iain Extractor
aGe7lean Nus ann Llsliment, q. tahncst0ck's
YeFmllnge, David Jayns's Family Medicines. lear
Bulls sa sapariIln, S. z. Iounaend'a SarsapsFllla
Yaodman's Cherry TX pectDrant, Woodmaa,s l11.
tract Jamalea Ginger, Woodman'e pa i kllline
Linin ent, Woodlands Puagative Pills. 0sgood'i
Indian cholagngne, Minors Magical over Cure
Simmons LIVER Medicine, Gfays Patent Oint
ment Grnetfsnberg Medicines. Mattaa's ILLS ans
Bltt1rs, Green Ox genaied Buffers, spencHE1
Fills, tkadWay's Ready 1iel;ets ~ lngs II
tive aud AstIingent Syrup, Thorn's Extract |
Sarsapa and Copniga, Sauds' SaEsapafllla. q
Arranged MS have been made "a iee direc
from Sarakosas : supply q Congress tier.
S. JARVIS
Il. ~ 4KyYa94 ssY 4 m
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23

n yfII undersig ued, appointed by the IrrIoIe
Court Of Yazoo County, 90 the November
Term rs "a thereof Commissioner, % receive
examine caims ofthe seVcfol Creditors
the lite 81 w. r Gill deco Represented
olrst will meet at the Probate Clerk tf
6ce b said County 81 The fll saturday oteI.
month until the foprihmoudeg FIN june
io purpose 81 attending Gle sa'l c1
and receiving and examining NI Glazing
when and where TIE td creditors
notified % bring Sd end PROVE lAoI
respectively against teid estate. o
JIM. NoEEIN SW0lH rou
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23

Will
- N4@s
lst9At 81 SA
M mn Fe14F Row
g 49,
g -.
DEALER
9Cl}
sk.sSsn nff4
I11t 8 109B SIP IS.
81 eoasfsl.fIs S. sfoFs fls f4ll.N 81 astscIes.
Tl1R RIIfE,11
sonkA,s ga f,a...sss. slS rhe,nassen LIME
-, ~ xVss1srn l,ine. in. Alton Ilolite. etc.
So IS plasI 800. sl0 bueb plassesisp Hair.
s0 sos assoFss.I s.. LIS 10. s, 4. ana "a.
aeng gores
So So and So hers 8. Tar: 20 bbls coal 1as,
TO re fiji. 81 do Resin. 10 bales Cakum
Matte ES
1880.
ny gkQss ass9atse 8 asea eA-~a ~. a.iass.
1er11s S21a11Q
80 sfga Western Cheese g bxs lkalstnss ~ 81 uo
~ rs ~ 9oAs assatsea 19ssS ~
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23
III il ~ a i
AND
IRON s IL @ r q
pRHESTLY q BEH,

& ASs9 ii ~ > az p aAAINa
Nos So and 81 Camp Street, Aeag Orteans
WMI9OR Re rs and Dealers Il Foreign and Dos
nestle Hardware, Guflety, lrons Aln. Plate,
49,. Sc thank their friends Tor their Yery liberia
patronage the quality ans, prizes 81 Their goods.
and fheir PROMPT allenlien q II orders feesIes
viii. thss hone euro them 1inoaate Of
fkaff flrsfs. BY arrivals en d Noe
lk "a pofts. they are g nstsl E8eelylns lIesh sup
mes, carefully ssiectsd Of every thing II their
I'm, and can confidently invite the attentonofp ur
chesers otheis large aud well assorted stock of
w9iclI the following is q pat, VIZ:
Engl sh Bar Iron. round, sqafe = hat--IO9 tons.
Best Cable do do do do-lOU tons,
d Pennsylvania do do do--lOO tons
B5 10 hoiIer pate do-20 tons,
do Ironronnd square Stat 500 tons
10 Tennessee b0tler Plate 30 tons,
10 do plough do-24 IONS,
Do do moulds-10 tors
Do do platBs--15 tons.
Braziers' rods, 3, 81 {. aud ineh d-30 ns
Sheet Iron--Englsh, American and Tenn E
from 10 10 1880 bdls,
Hoop Iron--ffo.ll 5~8 10 4 e ifch--s00 bids.
Round do-fron | 4 tn2 2 inch. 200 bids.
Cut Nails -Gelebrated Weymouth, and otherg good
brands,-3,ll90 kegs.
oress spikes 800 kegs
fock ef and Table Cutlery 9azos &c
Tin Plates. best Charcoal brands. 600 boxes,
Block Tin, zlne, Spelter SC, 5000 pounds,
tsfazi Copper from III 10 120 ID Sheets III UO9
kSgFIaan, Shear. Blister and Cast Steel, a5 900
Axes-genuine Collins Huntss SC, $50 boxes
Spades and ShoYels, Ames's and other brand
$50 DOZEN,
Whittemore's Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards.
60e. doaen.
seffee Mills Wilson'S genuine, 900 dozen,
Patent Balances and Platform Scales, Angils,
Vices. Stock and Dies, BELOW.
Ok, Trace. Log, Halter and soil Ghains.
Chain cubles anchors. Cooprs tools. Timers 10,
american and English Locks, Sliding door Furni
tures Hooks and Plates Hinges. Butt and Parlia-
meni Hinges. Window Fasteners III every de-
srriptions Hoses of every description and pat
tern. Cross Cut, Pitt and Mi saws, plonghs 81
Kings, Hasl's, and other good brands.
lIollowYVare and Castings $50 tons.
Tarred and Manuilla Rope, al sizes,
tlakam NaFline, Iouseiine &c
Sperm, I.inseed, Lard, and Whale Ola
Atlantic Pure White Lead.
Black and Yellow Paints, Vefdigris.
2 ris and Chrome Green.
French Pots from 70 so pints.
Mill and Gnnd Stones.
Sheet, BIZ, and Pig Lead, Lend Pipe, sc. 81,
They are also the only Is gents il New CLEANS
sfIiillman. Vanleer q Co.'S celebrated Tenn ssee
Iron nov Is. 1888
types OF NANEINDs or chronological Re-
searches, based upon the Bncinnt Monu
ments Painting Sculptures and rantcaB of ra-
ces: by Z. g. Morton d D, ]. e. Knott III. D
and g. r. G idon, svo; with many illustrat Oh
1st reed by june9 @. @. W. e co
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23
RENTISS H0US
III. SIMMONS, Proprietor.

NlCAsBUKG, Miss.
rEyElE proprietor cithis splendid hotel, begs
leave to inform the public thar he il now
prepared to entertain travellers, visitors and
boarders, I'LL the very best style. The bull
ding ID commodions we'll supplied with fuf-
nifurp, convenient 10 The steamboat landing
and Friiroad depot and the proprietor il de-
termed that bic table Ahallnot be supposed
81 thai 81 any hofel IA ne sonthwest IAr
servants. pofgeIs slc ste well trained ana
aRtenHive cHs 3esifiae IS age npof
down the need not be under aity APP
IL missing boat. nov2l
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23

~
ID VANS CATERS, Doors AND SHoEs.
Ii doz Ryan's best Kid lippers;
s doz Ryan's best black satin Franco Gutter
boots Foxed,
8 doz Ryan's best black satin Franco Cater
boots tipped,
I doz Ryan's best black satin Franco Cater
Boots lain,
doz RYan's best blae Kid Alaboni's slippers
Ioz R ans best slack Kid Buskins Slippers,
dOz Ryans best black Kid Walking shoes,
4 do Rgans best black Kid AIoFlcco walking
Shoes.
oz Ryans Best black Kid Roseste slippers,
d0z Ryans besl black Kid asst color toilet
Slippers,
1 doz Ryans best black Kid bootees,
4 doz Ryans best black Kid Boot Nor 9cco
Boootes,
~ doz Ryans best black Calf Bootees,
Together witha large lotof Misses and Chill
dren's Caters and Shoes all Colors ann Sizes;
For sale BY
HARtHooD y CRAWFORD.
Vicksbnrg DEC. 10.
T1IsAe R PARIS so bbls fresh--iusl
reed from New York. Cali at the Vicks-
burg Lime and Cement depot. decI5
IVlI. SHERARD.
r DOZ. Bottles Chargoap
2 lbs. rarb, Alagnesia, i bottles.
490DI q
) Doz. Henrey's Gale Magnesia
Lbs Eng isl Calomel,
70 Doz. Arnolds writing Fluid,
For sa . BY z. b g. 81 CO.
august Il, 1854,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23

TNAYISs celebrated sugar cured Ham. 1rc
dried Beef Just received nd lcr Sale bV
aug l8. ioWftL HolA.I
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23
jackson Book BinderY

And Blank COX Mandatory.
BLANK BOOKS Of all descriptions for off
GERS Of lourts and State, made to ordeE and
finished in the best and most durable style, and
of the best materials, Assessment ooks Tor
personal and landed property, with printed
heads, nude as requiredby aw. Music books
mud printed books bonnd in any style desired,
and the work qua nteed.
T. Orders forwarded 10 the undeEsianed. 8
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23


BS1 GRIND FORTE
Has been ns Hslded by
The MechanIcs taiY b Boston and tIe
Franklin Enslitnis q Rhiladelphla, also 81
tue State aif yfaeNsei o
H4LLEI, DAY CO.
e1VER ALL. 90 aIf 81 IQltSs
ID & CO. have also received lx
medals within lie ast fouf yeafs 81
nf Square ian0ss
Tue Guitar attention # purchaser aiia
al others Interested d usle aHd usical
instfa4ne MS, il eeffuily solicited g ADJ
nfnalion 81 lhes
Grand md Square A'l4nOs
b lion s.lss,s b Isl, III 8 ana geIslnan
lad .atlachment
lafge assoflme nto these iaagAln.
cen Instruments D splendid cassE, and q
e1 s. pe.aYefs Just received afa ior
sale 81
b. HazVI Aren't,
Ne. 81 alle street.
~ Orleans Marcia 18.lY
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23
February Noodles,

just Secedg ed.
1--WE HHDS, Choice Sugar,
I so Sacks Coffee,
rs Bbls Dexters a. Swan Whiskey,
90 Bbls Molasses,
80 Half Barrels Molasses,
8 Casks Superior Hams,
$50 Sacks salt,
10 Boxes Fancy Tobacco,
100 Boxes Candies.
10 Boxes Choice Pickles.
10 doz Yeast Powder,
10 Boxes Superior Claret,
10 doz Blue Buckets,
200 Papers Hyco Tobacco
75 bushels outs.
5000 Yards OsnabUrgs,
30 Boxes Western Cheese,
"a Boxes Elglish DAiry Cheese
doz Choice Apple cheese,
90 Boxes superior pearl starch,
All of which we offer cheap,
P0WELL& HOBART.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-23

Aa 1FefIaf tl1ffe5s just
81 eifed rad IoI
oH 81 HOB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

TRAGEDY IN T1xAs.--The Austin State Times
has the following account Of q bloody Transaction n
that city. The victim, Mrs Malone, vas the mother
Of ten cbi!drsn:-On Sunday morning last Ger
man. named Frederick, visited the houss of . Mr..
Mslope living about twenty miles from tais city on
the Colorado river, and asked for some buttermilk.
Mr.. Malone, who had not yet risen, got mp, and let
the man in, and then started TO the milk house 10
accommodate bis guest While he was gone, Frede-
rick walked deliberately TO the bed where Mrs. Ma
lone was deeping, and sheatbcd broad Knife in
her tresst killing her instantly. II h saad that no
previous Misunderstanding extseed between the
parties, md that Frederick hsd freguently bee. It
the hcuse before the day Of the murder. On the 70
turn OF Mr. Malore with The milk, and his Discovery
Of the act, be took down his shotgun and ainsd =
the murderer, bat the gun uniorsunasiy snapped;
knife With vhIye had killed The wife, 1t the hus-
band, who clubbsd his gun, and knocked the vilsin
down. He arose and reaswed the attack On Ma
lone, who gave him second blov With the gun,
breaking his skulbone. He then tied him, ana
having attended 70 the burial Of his wife, aarsed
With he prisoner to this place, bat before be
reached here, the murderer breathed his last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

RICHMOND, Vs., July %, 1856.
The Crops-IHe Kaoic Nothing The Fire De.
pertinent The Springs, &c.
From reliable sources, learn that 10 almost every
part ofthe State there will be large yield Of wheat
corn ana oats. Only about 10000 bushels of new
wheat have been sold here the present season.
Messs Haxa1 & Co., and Messrs. Warwick Sc
Bsrksdale, two Of the heaviest buyers in the State,
will commence operations on Wednesday next. The
maximum prcepid by these milers up TO to day,
81 05 for prime white wheat and 50 for red. The
mills here grind usually about $1,000 bnshels per
diem; ard as they are as yet supplied 10 q very
limited extent, even for commencing operations,
the inference is irresistible that there must be an
active demand for wheat In this market for some
time to come.
The zeal Of the Know Nothing advocates
does not seem to have been much dminished by
their late defeat in Virginia. They are laying
to their souls the fattering JUNCTION that they
VIII triumph in 1856. / learn that the
opinion pretty generally prevails With them
followed Mr.. Wise through the State in discussion
the Accomac orator would have found himself minus
some &c, 900 voter.
The Fire Department Of this. city, which for TWEEN.
ty years hse been uucer the control and direct an.
pefvision Of On insurance company has been ab.
solved from that connection, and placed under the
direction OF the City Council. This plan vas de.
cded upon yesterday. There were many ola fire.
men who were opposed to the change, and il has
been an exciting topic for some months past with
the citizens generally.
The watering places in the Old Dominion are
very popular this hot weather. Every one who can
absent himself frSm the din aud dust OF the
CITY, and the treadmW operations Of badness, ID
hurrying to the springs, TO some seco bed spot IN
the deep retirement and far of hills Of the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

oouvrTrrp (rIpn sur,yI
Nj n, SSv-,art IN ,,,.i@ ,rbsr na,,~y ..o.b.,
p,asae.,@Jsmss p.rlar Eitt.sntt I'D y''''
VIZ p,s.iasnts' rnsrlss II SrnI,h T;nh,.an.h ,ra
Ismss iawrsncs ris,h 40 = ''-''A' i'eA N"'''
secretar,ss-John King Tvertverst wora. rsvars
Crei,b.os. SiYtssnih do 1"eA'' A''' "A'u'
Observation-Disclosures C.rr;ct vonr.h vara
D,I,oate. H., Lsi En,,,UIi,. irnerf,c
Ward No slectim - -'''' "'f''''"'
ALEX. c. Morton c. + Sakmeister, John NJ French,
VIM. Fieles, VIM. Thompson.
3.-No election.
4.-Iinothy Gsrrick, Charles Anderson, John Ware,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-24
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO cWNrRa AZ
HORSES -

T9nS ds MsnHNNE,a IL Veterinary Surgeon,
,a ho,h"sief; :. legs .rcsIe'4nsto isaer
be consulted a all hours andon ali disssss. em
horsch shg,i ". hief xolOg ttIssxh The
course 81 stuu. ,'r me Ir fessioh .plf necsa
rrndncs A. good tcstimerials a. A. athoscsrS
81 New York fetls h8pl, 10 az Nns Rssnr
give general sati-facs,nn 4. ~ o,ha.s. and e..
HIM. thai - Heh We,a
Tntil fiFyiher Iastise n, sM fpy -
Spea,ing's Siatic- e.assa - ; s'A employ
\. j. Gunrsat, sssh ne foupd 80.
. a distance ssalA. dor, =" 81 ukafkeyA 4
iiaNehIsNst farrieys y ssidfo any pS..i .
sf,'s.h lsss s-tf living
l.0Cl.sss,. FIVE sMSse
''''sI,sn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-24
Nugar Cured Hams!

4S ,ho.I RSS IS CANVASSEI,. ve,r
i. use. ~ II "'n eAIa cure for fam.
rorsalechear r v hocsair & rctafIpy
NR JAl OR NEAyEk Jr n 70
omiIi ,s 10. e' tt ms is offered 10 tie trsde ga.
,n,sl, I, X ,aanrah =. it,ns how ~r than fhey esn -
mi, az, a. e. iouis, Chicago, ~ Cincirnaii.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-24

J ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor OF the
kAPlDS MILLS. IE CrAYRr

WihHefPeonstanse on hand AID fnr ecses ,..
assormshiel La M her, mrhs a nnsFe,
stes o. every variety OF sire 1Sr hal drp mn, -.
in hs Sca r ~ g. sgt and nsessrs
ot hs, :, he nbtsa seisct-
a. '"keer the Mltis rsnnnP ever. eek in The xs.,
Ia 'i'"odcr ~ any
q, s.'s" furnishes lumber offul sire. ana .,,
Feb. d tS55-ltf tI5 fE8&l lt65%FN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-24
Spring and Summer Clothing.
AT JOHN JoRDaEs

M5 WE&E lON AMI AiNu SIolNEss
4 LARGE and varied assortment OF Mems and
"A .soys, Ready made Clothing, embrac-
lng irerentand les, and made b!
good worknen Out utthe best material.
Fine, ia .liaia and common. Union, Beaver, Felt
Pilot, Pctcrsham and Flushing, Bangops. Sack aDd
paletot Jyorcoals, Cloth, Dress aud Frock Coats ol
various euloTs and qualities. Cloth, Cassmere, Sati-
net. Vuiy et aud rweed paptateons. silk, sabn. Va
Ientia a.Swansdowu. .feset, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere,
Satinei, Double and single breasted Vests Monke!
Jackets Drawers Understands, Hosiery, Suspcnders.
Gloves Cr.yats. tfandkcrehefs Shirt liars Stocks
ries Scarfs, Winchester and Scott sapprcsad Patent
Shoulder Shirts, Umbrellas .ali artis
ly kop, in ycutleinan S furnishing stores Including
fiobessde Chambre and Revere Sestsand oyercoats
Also, "a splendid assortment Of nncnt Cloths, Cassi
meres and Vestiags OF WI hch will be made up to
ordc crinths bestmanner, with promptness. ataccom-
modating z prices, and b! competent v orkmen. This
establishment isn the MONTH. receipt oftbe --latest
Fashionsso thatordersinrrnstedt TO Them may be re-
lied upon being in the la,esstsle By those who j.
sire il. All manner plain work and work OF gen
/. eel medium, prompt, attendcdtoa as heretofore
HATS ola new style together with all uithc com
mon kinds CONSTANT. OF hand.
Grateful fo patronage, 1.-The eiubscfberconfdert
Il hopes to me rii ontnuance ofthesame.
JOHN JnkpAN.
Observation-Disclosures Clo.hier, ON Frcntstreet, spro.
sitcthe Steam NILS
n,y.rnnri J,Iy oi iS55-wNd-tt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-24
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MORE NEW aooDsj

MORE NEW GOODSl -
THE rsigne ould ectfaily Inform the psb
al No.e I,s claire Row, splcndid stock Of
asaH iHBb NEW GOODS, 1aSt gss
.sEs rsretg5g Consisting In part Of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Lamps, Tahle-Waye
Silver and Britannia Knives and y6rkS.
Spoons, Psn-kniyss and Cutlsry:r "A
Which added to his usual Stock and Variety viii -
Die him to supply the demands ofthe Public IN hfspe
with the best choice asto ls Pattern and najly
est prices. 49, vsgea Asff ~ x. C. BlIlIi9
Davenport. priI 4th 1854.
Lamps!
4 LARGE assortment Of Gas, Fluid and Of, r.~-
now nPe ming and for sale low at -
Gold Pens,
FULLassortment n A. q RIfyn,,.
~ may 30. ..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-24
BROWN { MennNI~

as,rg Creme d their Tailoring Ys,nh,ishn,e :,
ih.iowa Eot ue,. "a q I'd Streets deors shos 3.
Nm. m. e. .ed stock Of Cloths. con.i..irs
f @ sss, Aoe,klns- saiiIets, TwerJs, Rexyer. v.ss
msr esrsrience IN the business ths, tfey ~, ns".a
a"'o htst eiass earm, nj. ard at ss v,asonski- .
price as any other Tsil,rirs FssnI.iis :, -
city, would invite the inhabitants of l,rrcs,.os - 49,
vicinity To give ) cali NS''S sSS
.nHlhs anne ard warrsni u ito 10. af ssnsrers~
"'e 'P' aH"rJersw ~ receive prtmsTn aftcnSs<sa
S,e,,,e BkoAA x DiclONALD.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-24
AVENPORT, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER "a. 1855.
poots ano Sbofs.

HNcfr nttH GhnAc
OVUlc WUu cJUulJ.
MJz
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STAND FROH UNDER
.--tx.,e. .~, $50.
BOOIS AM ,SXOE.S.
N an, No., ,,e,,,re IN, ,i,e nj v,,,eytr,de
with frou 4Vp,8 TO 81, ,'O0 pairs Of Boots and Shoes
comprising one "i ihe most eAtesi'e stocks ever
pr"ughi 10 his marhei made up ,ole'y Io lhs jane
aofh2 'hc iast lhfee io"ths undeI tte Pe's.,I ."
Pef' hon o' an eSie'eWea ""'h";pi f't ''o'.
Pefsohs ~ wahl ol good Boots. goou oh"es, soou
uaitcfs, s.ppefs and last, !honen 10, .ens.'
8A.s - nUoD
WI 40 wen 10 call Oh The suscribcf
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-01-07
q, { I OGlkIC e.
DENTISTE.

Theodore Philips, Chirurgien dentiste, ttant
de retour a Na~poleonville, p"ut etre %consulte
CONNIE a%utrefois dams son laborito!re; a Tho
tel Washington. lie Docteur Phillips ialsant
chaQue hiver une tournee dams Prescription:
il garantit tous les ouvrages qu'on pourra luI
confer. Ayantdejl regu dams cette paroisse
un waste. patronage il invite respectueuse-
ment toutes les personnes ayant bosom de seS
services de Sc refGrer aux DANES ct aux mes
sienrs qui Font deja honore de leur con1lance
Les personnes ayant besoin de son mlnlstefe
feront bicn de ;adressera lul lmmedlatement
des engagements Contracts ne lul peFme'-
tant de Sc ourner parml nous que pc" de temps.
Tous ordrcs donn6s par la poste seront proNlp-
telaent executes.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-01-07

morquc par lcs vapcnrs qui H'E'veht
chaquc jour, atm que Ia tFaverstc SOFT
plus promptement tnllc.
On dit que dams lie %courant de De-
cembre toute larnec dc ~rcnfoFt quo
Pom envoic en- Crimec dot y ctrc rtn-
ME ct pr6te a cntrtr en- lIgn".
Quatrc dcs grands p~nqoebots ""@'ai<
qui dtaient arrives q Marsciilc, en- sont
rcpartis dams les jonrndes dn Ter ct dn 2
dtcembrc. Chacnn de ccs steamers
ernporte 1000 a 1900 hommcs. lie g6.
neral Dlrac, c"ommanuart ia 7e divi-
sion. a pris passage sur I'm de ccs navi-
res Ie Thames l'cmbarqncmcnt dc
cette division ftant 4 pea pres terninec
c'est maintcnant lie tour de la Sc.