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Politics and Political Movements in Ten
nessee. ssT
Correspondence OF the New York Daily Times.
NASHVILLE TKSSEssEE, Saturday,
Anril IA 1855

1 81 q. =.
The candidates for Governor Of Tennessee, are
already announced for The contest In August nfxt,
and, MS they arc both men Of political renown--
both practical stump orators, and both men ofpo-
litical experience--tbe fight will be, doubtless,
spirited and exciting They viii pursue the old
custom Of stumpi,g the State, and the ball opens
at Murfreeboro' on the first proximo. Governor
johnson will be compelled TO take the defensive,
and endeayor to uphold the present administra-
tion--and in this win suffer In contest with his
opponent, Colonel Gentry johnson win, II IL be-
leved take the weaker side OF tho Temperance
question, and If 80, he will suffer severely on that
head. II Is understood that Gentry viii take bold
and decisive grounds on the question: Though
have my own doubts on the snbiect.) Governor
johnson win be forced 70 attack Know-Nothing-
ism; while Gentry viii assuredly be found on the
popular side of that question. The footprints Of
the ubiquitous Sam are not few and far between"
in this State, and il is quite evident that Sans
friends hold tho "baance Of power" .
As an indication Of what Is probably going on
IN this line may mention that at one Of the iron
furnaces on the Cumberland river, where one hum
drcd voters are at work, (two-thrds Of whom have
been Democrats, and oae-third Wings all hut
three have their hats of, halooing " Hnzza FOR
Gentry SO am Informed, on good authority,
and my informant says that SAN Is undoubtedly
"in these diggings r.
COL Gentry Is more than match for johnson in
popular oratoryin fact, he Is well kuown TO be one
Of the finest speakers in the Union. And that he
win be elected, / feel just rs confident as that
F1ournoy viii be the next Governor Of Virginia.
That's "fxed fact.s s g +H ssB
As TO our delegation, in Congress, il Is too early
in the canvass TO form any accurate opinion, Tho
Wings win not lose anything at all events, as tho
chances are for the gain of at least one member
The Legislature win probably be composed ofsomc
Wings, few Democrats, few prohbitory liquor
law men, and " considerable sprinkliDg7 OF n.
Ma No nominations have been made in this
| county and none VIM probably be made, as the
X. Ma have everything their own way. The same
| In true In other counties. n&G0b
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Against the insidious wiles Of foreign inHueace-
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ossy Of free people ought 70 be constantly awake
since history and experience prove that foreign in.
fuenoe is one Of the most baneful foes Of republican
goyernment."y-- Washisaton. " s,1...,r
! " hope we may hnd Some means, in future Of
shielding ourselves from forsgn influence political
commercial, or in whatever form II may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish Of Silas Dean that there an Of fire
between this and the old world. "-ss6 s6srson.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


= +
J.W. BARNECLO,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, 40.
= % SeDanM areS, 6etweon IL and Istresks,
:, n. 80, . WARRINGTON, d. Q. NM
N All articles sold arc warranted TO prove as rep
resented.
.5is E. ID. HALL, M. ID, n 81 ~
Homeopathic Physician, a
OH % No 400 Washington Place, between d and
8i8l8t streets. .tty.T En-
Office for night calls,
Ishrd ooor Hom the corner of the avenue in 9Th NJ
east side. jan ely
,s JOSEPH FERGUSON,
a Barber and III air Dresser.
Eighth street, next door to Squire Smiths ofHce
dec ls-dly ''''
M. T. PARKER,
HOuse and Sign Painter and Glaxier.
20. 70 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts
JOSEPH c. G. KENNEDY.
.Ar LATE OF THE CENSUS OFFICE,
rrosecNses Claims before Congress- and the Depar,
4'a8 Ra ments
Once, corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenua
,1i.s .llj over the Savings Bank.
dec ply a
i DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
MRs. O. ". JOHNSTON,
Twelfth street south of Pennsylvania avenue fnext
door TO Squire Clark's Magistrates Office
vi at Mrs Bangs's.
She WI, Gut ana baste, cut Innings and Patterns.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20
IMMENSE STOCK
QA OF a 81 sg0
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT
Burrows 4 Pxettymans
NEW STORE.

WYE are now receiving and prepared 70 exhibit one
w fths most extensive and complete assorlmens
Of Goods aver before brouyhts 10 this market consist
ins or staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
SIN Goods, Cashmere. Brochc and Hay State sAawis,
Velvets, Ribbons and TriDminge
Of every variety and Price; Ladies and Misses
DRESS GOODS
I'm every departure nt-Iace and Embroidered Goods
and full assortment OF
Cloths Csssimcres, Sattnetss, Anseys Flsnneis &C.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
largo assortment Of Gents Ladies' and Misses
Boots, Shoes and 1ubbsrs.
A large and General Assortment OF
Ready -NaAs Clothing.
-ALsO:--
Groceries, Salt, crocksry, Hardware,
And In fact more general variety IF Goods Is not 10
be found In any Store West Of the Mississippi.
We are determined 70 sell Goods At the lowest Cash
Prices and to do this we are compelled TO DC away
Sith the long credit and big profit system we snaii
nav Cash for all kinds Produce an eel the Farmer MS
Goods ut The lowest Cash Prices. BY strict attention
10 business and making ourselves useful Ia the Farm
ing community, hope 10 Ia continuance OIL the
name of the Farmers Friends.
BURROWS & PRETTYMAN.
Davenport, Oct 25th. 1s54-dw-n
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.Fall 4 Winter Clothing
At JOHN J0RDAN'S
IOWA CLOTHING STORK'


ALARGE and varied assortment 81 Meme ana
n Boyss RcAdy made ClethlmxY emcf.e'
ing ali the dsrcat and and made b!
good work out Of tho best material,
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver. Fots,
Pilot Pc,crsham and Flushing, Bangaps, sacks an :,
Puietot Overccats, Cloth, Dress and Frock Coats o.
various cosofs and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere SAT-
net, Velvet aud Tweed PantaloOns. Silk, Sstin va
lentia Swansdown, Velvet, Ptssh, Cloth, Cas,.mers
4Satinet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Nonkc,
Jackets Drawers. Undershirs, Hosiery, Saspcndevs,
Gloves Cr,vats handkerchief, Shirt Collars Stocks.
Ties, Scarfs Winchester and SCOTS approved Patent
Shoulder seam Shirs, Umbrellas andail articesusna'-
" kept In geneman's furnishing stores. Including
Robes dc chambrc and Revere Vests and Overcoats
Also, splendid assortment Of uncut Cloths, Cassi-
meres and vesthgs- all of which Will be made up 10
order In the hest manner, with promptne.s, ut accom-
modating prices, and by competent workmen. This
establishment isin the monthly receipt ofthe latest
Fashions that orders intrased to thcm may be
lied upon being In the latest by those who de-
sire H. All manner Of plain work and work Of gem
tee medium, promptly attended to as herefofore
HATS off new style together with all OF the com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Grateful fer past patronage, the
~ hopes TO merit continuance ofthc same
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Tailor and clo.hier, on Front street, oppo-
cite the Steam Mills.
davenport Oct I'd 1854 Jvtri& wtf. : B.
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8. q. Dawson Z 90.


vxyo,,p r,miu. their old Customers that they are
w stll oasriAR b0ots Shoes and G.stors - Ne iow
eat price,, and L.adids, 0cnss' Asss, n"ys% Css
o. .uiplied tho shortest noscc, WIN every ar
dele 10 The Shoe department
MANUFACTU1me.
Wa arc now fully prepared TO
syIAks 70 0r1ar"
Al, tiaa,ef Roots and shocs ior Gen..A Boys; We We
ha,.ucw smplo, ed come OftAe hest work ncn n inc
City. We VIII guarantee all the work thus made' !"
be prime In quality q,
SHOES css bs obtaiAed VI us ON the most saus'ac'
We have on hand ~ Tho lowest pstcss for tho 1f''
qualify Of GoOds.
Ladies 1AA oaiters, -
Ladies slippers . Dests.
Ladies Over Shoes, Gun IUI'
Gents hne Calf Boots, =
Gents Heavy = Zip 1sen'
Gents CATERS . Shoes,
Misses Shoes Caters,
Boys Boots Z SAoss,
Childrens shoes.
Gal, =, the Boston Shoe Store. dorea north OF INC
Post once. Brady 81. >. "a "oO". ~
Davenport. Dec. 1th, IsSS.
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I Oct. 81 ls54-3wtri&wt
SEWINo NACHYNES,

THE subscriber Is Agent for Wheeler, Wi,son =
i Cos superior Sewing Machines-by tue use OF
drudgcry becomes butt pleasant task-an. rho have
resd Mrs T.. Oake Smiths letter published IN the n
Tribune sometime since. In relation To them, VIII need
no long com endations here. Whoever has wish ="
SEQ these beautiful and truly Labor Ssrisg NseAsAes
operate can be gratihed b! calling nj my store.
Sold nj New York prices, adding freight, sth "a.
sdrastaye the buyer has the opportunity ofisarH"g
WIN. A. NOURsE.
Moline. June 9Th, 1854
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3. 4 W.. XHLLY,
4 RETAIL GHOCERs

= e. Z
Dry GeeAs, QneensWare, Hardware,
ssoets and ShSes, hass and Caps &c:
with thousand different articles too
i nu,nero to mention.
We have ON hand aud viii be eonaanus rcc.nine
urrc IN the above line ON the opening OIL
Spying. Our large stock of Groceries We particular
HI recommend; which will DO sold ~ Inc LoWcM
| Wholesale or Retail Market Priecs;--
90 HogshcadN N. 0. Sugar: 10 boxes soap,
~ h,f. ID n elar sugar; Bale Rope, all szes:
| IS saek, assorted Coffee; lCamphnc ana spfu oas'
$50 bushels dried ..ppies; Glass Of all siIee'
| 81 bushels paired Penches 5sAkcts ~ vshey
poo bbis 4 bills Casks Tar. pitch ana hosins
n Or cans Sugar house kaiAlns- GosrsMs.hce s"o
| and syrup uoiasses; spices ~ vanryi
hhis am Golden syrup; Paints, dry and Ground;
| sa cheat, and ch. ats Y Cedar and Pine Churns;
u..cn mnr, rial And Eus. wash Tubs and Buckets;
nm Teas. lOils--Lard. Linseed. Tan
| ~ r.. ..,orted Teas for nen. perm aid Ele-
i family use; phane sOus :,
/ 20 hlf bb white nsh AMI iaTRc spso1s"e"' W
i Lake Trout; 0uecnswar;
4 Boxes prime Cod Fish; w ouis Ln.e S.6 80.
so Kegs Nails assorted; IS sacks Oa Anem ra''
50 boxes dried Herring; uysfers ano saraiheS
/ IN do hest Hrooms: large assortment Of To-
| 50 hox es Mould Candies; baccos direct rom '"e
| 10 boxes Star Candles Manumcturer'
Corner Of Front 81 and Ferry LandanG.
| Also, Wholesale Dcalersin Who, Brandy Monon-
| eahaia and Common Whisksy.
Jan Il, less
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SAfs Axp vurza eespsv
Woe0WA1D 4 HARR,.

Are now opening u thei,
New store Roc
% Brady Street. . doors abeye 20 3D..
VERY large stock Of sea.on..,. = W. VITA
French AID 1aslisA Hsrise ss'e . foods.
% Lains, Plain and Plaid siit. "esl
Black Silks, pep!ins,
Plaid 1sriaos, Ladies Cloth "a, ~
Sack flannsls, oinghsms. ~satllas.
Prints, 1reehs, bay STATE ana o,,.,
Long and square 6HAWIs. 80" s'nd
1mbrsidsriss,
Cellars,
Undersleeves,
Habits,
Sagings AID lnsertipe,
Slack Silk Iase
Dress Trimminr.
Lace,
Dotted and Hoaru,, va
Linen Cambria Haadi.s. sssa!'
4arseiils Quilts, d.
very large lot Of Ho,ie,v
Wool Yarn Of all eoloys,
Cloths, Cassimerss, 0atiustts. Jes,.
Elaansls, Cotton xlannels, Brow 49,,
1uslins. IrisA Linen, Cheeks. cs,n., .as hlsaa
so., ns u. Notions Of ali ki.Ss
Gissscs, Groceries. &c, Ac "'"are' Looking
~ o. which having bees purchased a, n,,.n.,
prices will be sold very low for rasb y, low
OfHcc. Woonwo.,s.nh",e the Pos,
/, Davenport. Sept &c. Ie3< TANKS.
ELoTHS. -----------
~ Carsimeres,
Satinctis,
jeans. le. &e,
for Fall and Winter woar at
oe, rs -. KNAPP & RrnNoys
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LOOK HERE
s Farms for sac!
BOOK BINDERY,
Blank Book and Paper Boz Mandatory.

40. COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
W. MULLER. BOOK Binder in Davenport. brys
i.av. to inform the citizens of davenport, Rock
Isl nj, Moline aud vicinity that he has received
ling Machine and 10 prepared Ia do all the work
IN this line Paper Ruling and aux Book Manafae-
turing. Also s sorts II binding: mabuf .tturcs all
of Paper Boxes r.. mes and VarB>b.s Maps and
Pictures, DC. He sl,o does per Hanging y, the
lowest prices.
Blank Books for general nta. Band, Hat and Pamrh.
let H~Nes constantly on hand.
May II, ls5<-trw-u w. MULLER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-20
pAyHNPo1f HouS1

MRS A. GRANT, having leased the Hotel re-
III .sntly occupicd by her late husband, VIM Grant.
,novn ay the DAVENPORT HOUSE, has opcnsd the
,ue for the acconm odation the pubnc.
She will keep neat house, welifurniehea lardeIano
zones 10 deserve and receive share ofpubic patron.
ago. She has large yard attached for wagons ana
sizbinS for thirty Ave horses.
davenport. may q. is54-vuwtf.