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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16
OYSTERS
B. & W. KELLY
& RETAIL GROCEHS
DRY Geeas, QueensWare. Hardware
Ueots and shoes, Hats and Caps dc:

WHOLESALE n hE TAIL sksothAaS
-ASp DEALERS IN
DRY Goods, QueensWare. HARDWARE.
uoo,. and shoes, Hats and Caps dc:
I,oGETHRR with Thousand different articles too
L numerous TO mention.
We have on maud and VIII De constant! receiving
argr asss rlhlcBts IN the above ihe Oh the oiehx OF
spring. Our lsrgc stock OF Groceries We parncaiar
y recommends, which VII be 500 Il the loves
Wholesale OF Retail Marx Ell Frtees;-
q Eogshead n. o. sugar - boxes soap,
20 ibis rrus'd & elarsugzrs bale hope. az sizes;
* - assorted coffee: jcamphine and spirit Gas;
as,t bushels dried Apples; Glass OF all sizes
~ on sheiS paired Peaches BASKETS IN variety.
200 l.i,,s hhls a. CaskssTar, pitch and Rosn
.arsrns Spgnr hobsel kAisin.. Cursants, Rice and
aud syrup Nioiasses: spices IN saseE'
bbls sup Golden syrup; Paints. dry ano Gfouno'
- rhs.,s and ch.sts " Cedar and Pine Churns;
asscr Innerial. nd Esr : Wash Tubs and Buckets;
M Teas- loils-Lard Linseed. Tan
a Z aAare. ssorted Teas for neYs. perm and xle-
family sse; phanIsohs -,
20 hlf bb.s vhite ash ana large sesoHmeh' -
Lake Trout: Qseensvane'
q Roves mime Cod Fish; 500 bhls Lake Salt:
a r SO E.,ls ass.rted; rs sacks Cd Alum Salt;
q No.. MA Herring: iOysssYs and Sardinss;
50 do best Bvocms; large aseofsmentoi To-
50 boxes Mould Candies; baeeos dffeet RON Use
10 boxes Star Candles; AanufscssfeE
co,rsy AZ rront It and Perry Landing
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
/; il 81 - - e. 1870.

TIE G eat Central Route. connecting tae At.ahh
cts y it'd M Western. Northwestern, aGd Nou'h3es
- ,isr eouae,t. at Pttsbnrg wdh daily iine OF
steamers 10 al psrts tn Northwestern lakes; ma
King she most direct, eheafsst ana rsta'fe toass
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16
,.vss,oar ITyu1A1c1 coN1Axus.

uAvsx POET IHgu1Anc1 co11AILs.
rls., Ysyes! ana Marine Insafa1seM
a.rtsprd LIE tnssrsnps cs.-Captsai vS"'7O
Ssess&' AZ HsSSford. Conn.
w.,.s..soek.r Ftrs irsarsnes Ce.-CAglNl osSo,ooo
Of Nee Ysrk.
.>. s.s.., r.sur,,es Co.-Capitsl e9oe,ooo
s Of Nsw York.
,~...s.. y.~,.nee ce.-capiai esSe,coo
S-' -. -----l Of New York.
~ sAoys Companies are sAssrn sosca, wa
- OsS1ols ssiS u and IN sslvssey sSsrs
lneasoass en- ~ sssccts1 U sNe Aenss 49, 60,
- = - reasonable sa4so. he 0ossc VI snes0 So
AMOS PINEFIRLD, Aren't,
go NN Csamesssal oek
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16
INSURANCE.
FIRE AID XARlNE

Nsv 70 ( City Insurance Company.
Ula. osFtCE Nh. Will ST, \. y.
=, xrn asvsss so. IL GLARS sIseK. DAVENPORT.
~, 49,, s5go,eoe.
Th;. ,sonpans organised ander thela~s ossew snsn
49, sstx,iisa III a BrAnch nee AZ pasenp.sa ane VIII
-. ,atii a svaiaS, loss or damage by FIRE on
- .v.ttsn yxI,a.e~, " are houses. stores
and WcecA - iisc.
Aisa WAsa<N ASp i~Laxp NsviesTaaS ANe iSANs
parr.r4sx Risks IA the mast faverabtet terms.
AeEss AlEX. ". Me6REGoR,
- Z, ,sr. Gent. Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16
FOR SALE

nsE CoRrth irtcre,tis Bh ssteilcJi Sts'r 't'
1lrsE This place with l3sttITts ''
lur Nadine: ,iso Sasl o., d Fl5iF- l'gr' M,
iEth FactuFy, II = IL tsli ctvfa1lr1 tyst 5
at rusIoul sEa Is wei .tu,l ef, a 1+'is wy
mydlateh 20 NJ u. o. ECENS gag
Real Esiate Lro1of'
Rock Island Apl a5th lE5S.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16
CRESCENT DAGUERREAN GALLERY

CRESCENT AEUERREhN GALLERY
ON BRADY, BET I'D AND Sd STREETS,
over Mr. Jacohy's new Drug Store
THE undersigned take pleasure In announcing 10
their friends and the public generally that they
have fitted upthe above kyight Gallery where they
viii be pleased 70 SEQ ladies and gentle men, whetAer
they wish their lik eues ses taken or not.
Rooms cpen from e A N to5t N.
Alikind. OF Daxuerreoty pes taken aud warranted.
Instru ctons given inthe arr
Oct. sl-dtfw3m ~,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE cFIIeE.

has opened enernlinteiigenee
ofec with a complete set of books IN winch 70
enter all kinds Of Rea and Personal Propert. for safe
~ for rent the names Of al Servants who wish tor
places iu families within the city. also tse names OF
Meehanics ADORE rs and others sees employ -ienf
80 that Taos who iHseaTeb of HoasGs LAMBS r
wants sc fail of immediate success ia obtain
Ing eitherbs calling al my Office tharges moderal
I and register yorr wants or orders and they Will
receive ptompiattentisn. ,,.sn,p,n
No. CONNIE reial Buildings.
Dec ls5i-dly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets Q large and we'll selected stock
cf goods Of ell descriptions, 10 common use, consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots and SHOES, Hate and Caps,
Glassware, Quesnsware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
Il. A. T. 1. d. kanawha salt Hardware,
Acts and Mill Saws Iron, all kinds, Steel assorted
Castings. Nails, all kinds, Grndstones,
Woodenware, Live geese feathers, Pitch g. Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather. Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye StuGs, &c,
wii n win be sold at small advance for Cab. As
int I'd Keeping every thing In common use, persons
Wal ing seyera articles obtain them Front Street
sttt Brick Store opposite the Mlls Davenport Iowa.
une Q. l-j3-2g. J. N. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16
3assraaft.
/ r 2 lAQ o 3.

prne nARlxg sss LlR4 RISKS tskse u thIs
A.sees 10 rvspsasibse ceMpaaiss AID - Ne most
sseSssss ~ sAippsss vta - allowed : sssrnprs-
No 8 sGoR, LAwEs = DLAKRAoRE.
s~S No II ctAsas nsw.
mn Ya1Y rrR9 yYSvIAHc1 coxrA1Y.
$50 lo3 nresAvay, u.
Aogvcy 40. rs CLAIRE Block. " - ~ -
CAetiAL - v~srs peas,
eAss 4. W. McGREGoR. Agent.
seps. 81, 1874.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16

TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.
WE are now prepared 10 supply families With the
w folio wing ARTICLES. which We warrant 10 give
Tea. Coffee. sugar, Syrup,
Molas.s.. soaps. confectionery,
Nuts, Fiavoring Extracts,
Ord. Fruiiand Garden Seeds.
Also
Prsp'd Cocoa, Pulv'd saleratus,
G. Tartar, Yeast Powder,
8 C.. Soda, ssl Soda,
Nutnegs, Mace,
Whole ana Allspies.
Ground;ciananon Pepper 4 Ginger,
Pickles, feppersauce,
Trmats Ke.shup, Vinegar,
Mustard, Rice,
Table and Dairy CttroR Currantsr
Salt. Ealsins, rigs,
Shaker Preserves, Lemon Syrup,
Sage. Maearoui, Picked Trout
Vsrmieelli, White Fish,
Maekerel, Cod Fish,
Smoked Herring, slerm. Star and
w ale Lard oil, Tallow Candles,
Lard, Be.s~ax. spe rms eeti. Indigo rig b'"c TAP
peras Blee Eit-iel. Alum, saitPrir- bernx st@rth'
{osin. Bid rds, Clothes anu Ptow lines. Ftourt
Corn Meal, " OGDEN and Stos e We're. Nails. hc. he
HAWKES. DAY.
Apl 90, IS Front St. 20 door East of Main.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16
Uca.efs 81 ChlhH JItf- aIIH NuVFIEE-.E
NH 30 No. 1 LIE CLAIRE Row
Pared Peaches

Pared Peaches.
IN BUSHELS Pared Peaches reed and fof 'sT n N
IN pALZE'L bAo
Mch IS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16

wis..,ri ,:ase yi.aal Fire, Mari,e Inaarsncs
caa,aay Of 81. Louis.
CApirAL ss,Aaa nd INSTANTLY inercas'nsi
niSECr YRS;
n n Pare c sreely. : huseh'
r. 1av. T. NJ, aleNaAaets =, 'p.rk
J.s,asCane. n. NJ suaary. G, u. fsss'
P,sicis. Il frn " issste ~ years. aaa 'I A
..rsl s .rss..;p,t. ~ ~. sasis profits
80. ,.si,s sa,.i-s ottas tnterssned yen
a psssapsri 20
ssy .sta. 1881 -s.s-N
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16
DR.. a. NJ SMITH,

OGlcc on Brady street between 2nd and ~, '''
dence oA Third stresi between main and pr! a
spacisl attention given to he ueuiment"' CIV
Ia and al other chrome diseases "a,
April % IS UtIENFthI' iu"'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16
%. va,.ara wassaehusssss Iasuraass cenpy
YittsAsla, Mass.

Cash Capital.
octSsnsFc c"~Ns sss,isaeid, Mass.
Cash Capital siffaon. Aea gav,.pvny Il FiSH ACT .
ohes , W =, . So :, rock Island, Ills.
aes - JOHN HoATH, Agent,
- ~ AZ Daseapcrt, Iowa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16

1855. ioo0'
.cucAso 3 1ocx Inland 1AII1oAp.
E
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16

JasS p. II, T.LLxss, CassLrs Fo~Efs
aa-akezu.s. " nas export, Iowa.
TALL1AN POWERS.
Alto rneys 4 Councillors at Law,
sai Land Agsaa.
DAgEsP IOWA.
ONE soath i d Of second sir q opposite LeClAiTe
h ac .aFar Sasy1- store.
r Az IDS bag an sold ga Commission. Having
il Izso "A 81 = IN 24f.sa Ss~ IofS. at point
fra aisess sl.aB ia-! be exPsrte daring
th- ,,fss-nt ss.s,, have anasazi advantages 10
elseas .; 4a.A.tts AL ssii-fs
Ip s1Aas ass stist - u cal Estate security.
-RgFEREEcEs-
yeuY,rk City. Poagakeepsie. Y.
aon. Jsaa Wa Bursp, Hon. Cha les Raggies,
&. :. Flag, :. 6iibsd Ocan.
CaAfi8s 0Coaor, 8. vsssss 4 Co.,
william havemsysY. Bens0n Losssne
Anshosy J. Bis.ckev, Prof s. =. More,
wtitian skdmors. Cties, 7.
Asssny. ny. Hon. Hosstio Seymour
NIL. CaSRsr Porter Chicago. III.
HaeeAonoe. King snd Boies X. swift and Co..
8esGnus Corning. Miller aud Fowler,
AplfSd wtf WAR Wood and Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-16
a,rinrasl Fire and Marine Insuranr Company
s?aINGFIELD MASS,
CAPITAL stock paid in $3.50, ooo.

YNAURANO
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE
ErNA
IygURANcI CO., HA11fo1D.
Chasssrea 1873.
CASH CAPITAL. S5OOsOOO.
HOME
INSURANCE CO. OF rHR CITY
Cash Capital. SSOO,OOv'
KoRrH-wEsrEsN
Iasurahce Co o. the State
of NEW YORK.
Connecticut Tuta1i Life Insurance
Co.. %: srfFard. Ct.
AcaUlRED CAPITAL. $1,000 900.
1FFifE. oy WEST siBE OF
Msia bet. Froat and Second SITS.
snrlS-ixsy aESRY y. HoFFsAN Agent.
cara
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-04

Sost FsSm naasnsite. BY MeEoh@. Braarto~n, Fort
hemsrori and Iasqailce, Aquone ~ miles,
GEEK
l. ate bisirswsar Tuesday 81 1 ma
Aniss - ron hemofes same day by spm;
1--we reu hemb &c Nostsy az 7 q m.
ArFFs e AqOoas same dsy by lam:
Le@Fe Aqseae Nondsy az 1 D -;
arrive = for Hsmb e same day by6pms
i-eas~ ta.t helubssc Tuesday NJ Y m
AFnee % blsirsv1lle same day by ~ m.
SGD Prom Cashiers Valley Clayton Ga = Les and
back cnce week
biocen All State dis.ance and schsdaIe u depart
a'es aUd arrivals
Ss36 From Wimrgspp Savannah, Ga, 20 Hlies ana
back daily, n steamers
Lave Wilmington daily 81 an.
Arrive n Savannah rexf dsy by 3ant
Leave Savannah daily Al 5 M;
Arrive a w mingsos day by n tan
Fr bt ~ pos Hassrs sNpta Csaaa ssshssi-sd 10 eer
70 ne sgemes y gsuanegs " IsssFactissssr GnAexsd
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neniwofih, 70 hslesvtss % miles and back,
three tines a week
Leave Salem Monday Wednesday ard Friday al
bpm,
Arrive Al Rs.esyie next days hy SPIN;
Leave arldsvzle Morasy, Wednesday, and Friday
sfief arrival Of Daavle maii, say al a m;
Arrive st Ssiem same days. by . m
Ff1posaF 70 embrace Leakssvtls- and end route al
DAnras are invited, onifflng Pleasantvle, wenr-
worth, and Rsidsviiie.
y from sssrn, by Wskcrstown. w hire Road. Blake
", Mheson, GrogansviiIe. Esdgexav and Tav-
iarsElae, ta Martlnsvre, s. mics and back, once
svsek
LesVs Salem Wednesday at lean;
Arrive n MaransFie nexl day by spm;
Lehys Maninsvllle Friday at 5 a m;
). Afrlvs At Salem next day hv pm.
= IRON Gerrnnniowu, by Wilson'S Store Danbary
&c Shoals, Mnris's Lime Kiln, colesvlIe, and
40, 70 Psirlck G. H., f6 uliles and hark, once a
LsaEe Gsrnsptown Taessiay at Gam;
aIiEs q Painck g. II. same day by 6 pm;
SseFs Patrick II Wednesday, al 6 q m;
!, 11laRe n Germantown same dss by s % m.
ron AoSHt AIRY, by Hay stack, scufl Camp,
Sa9@Fi's, sod Giade Greek, to Gap Civil, 80
m'es ana tack. onre week.
49, tAiry Tuesday at q M
AlflSs Z ses9 Civil nsme ca y by s pm.
lave Yep Clvii Monaay a m
81. So Mosai AIRY same DAY by 6 a..
49, 2 sHisnd over 57so 10 Jenerson are m
- ShisFhs, BY BED PIaips, East Bend, and
wek
- haEisFi.is Saturday n q I'm;
49, 49, 4 hepshs sane dsy by2pn,
- pgs.r Saturday at "a N;
!. y Hgotsriiie same day by m.
NJ indispensable, by Z,0a. Crsfer's &s4Ils, Nsw
| - Mount PNenh, and L.sb~rgy Hfi, 10 Stacs-
80 He beck, by Liberty Fit, Snov Creek Post
a., AsS instuute, WallaashBrg, ard Eagle
s equal 70 "a miles and back eacs a week
| 49, 49, aampuanvilis Friday al ams
I'e N'ateEvIs ssrt day by pm.
49, sHtssris Saturday al 7 an;
hhmptOnvias same day by pm.
~ IA nsmPionyils, by Jonesssle. 10 Wslnuf Lane
ntss and back. t9ice w-rk 10 Jonssvllle
eaes wc'k residue sappAytne slso SWsr
to4- sHss 4 stfG
49, hamPtansiie Monday Tam,
1--we q Walnut Lsne sane day by lans
49, Ws.nut Land Monday 81 pm.
n 49,, ffamptauvie sams day hys
> 49, hSmpaouFils Friday at : an;
i 800 u 1oneEvlle same day by lam.
- 5onesviils Friday Al i N,
e hamptouvills sane day BY rpm
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. z
Lnawe Naasvtesn rharsasy A. swms
Arrive o. GSasslsio cav ey IL m
S..3 Froz Grsenvllie C, By Jones Gap ard DAVID
san's Ravsr 90 HendefseoFiie, " C., a n.ss~ and
h-ck. wrrs.
Leave Grennvte FriAsy nj g IN;
Arrive a HeassrronvRir DAY BY
Leave Hensrrson~fse Saturday Il M
Arrive Al Grrsnvie same day by P M
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-04

Leave ST. Mathews Tuescay snd Saturday a. ~
Arrive at Poplar ssme days by :pmi
Leave Poplar Tuesday and Saturday at Gam;
Arrive ST. Matthews same day by II an;
6a37 From Orang.bnrg G. III by McCansslle ara
whire Care, to vanoe's Ferry, Do miIes and back
once week.
Leave orsrsssurg 9. Fl. Friday AZ ioami
Arrive ut Vanoss Ferry same day byr p m;
Leave yance,s Ferry Saturday ai5s
Arrive orangeburg G. II. ssme day by ? m
s0ss From orangrharg G. H, by Grahans Turn-sa''
Biackrilis, Wilhston, and ATkens 10 Augusta, us
mIies and book, three times week
Proposals 70 commence Kinsxville wil Dc consid-
cred: also, proposals for daily service, with view
TO conveying great mai nj speed OF rot less fhas
miles an hour.
s05s Fum KingsviIie, by orangsturg G. H. or me nos
direct practi1sbls road, 10 Charleston, -y ioo
miles and rack, daily
Leave kngsvalie daily nj Tami
Arrive at Chsraestcn next days by SAM
Leave Charleston daily at 5 PM
Arrive krngsvIie next days by p M
sOsI From Chsrestca, by Beaufort Bcyds Landing,
Hilto. Head and Bluffton, 10 Savannah, Ga, lso
rnies and back. onoe week.
Leave Charleston Frsasy al m
Arrive nj Savannah Day by . ms
Leave Savannah Sunday Al ~ pm
Arrive al Chsrlesson Tuesday by ? M
prupossis fe7 rs-w-esiy and also fer osay seFSine
with expedu~a sehssue, xill be conssercd-
snaz From Chsries,or, by Savannah. G-orss ans hsy
West, FLORIDA, 70 Hsvans, IN Cuts. SO MIC.
twice mcrss and back, sl~@rsfF~
Leave Chsre%sou on the sh and isth OF esch MORN
Arrive al Hsvsms bv the SIN and 30 Of he ~aus
month, connecting with the steamer H0'a las's"n
70 Aspsnusf;
Leave Havana on the 10Th and 15th 81 each mcnfh,
sfs.r arrivsl o. The sse@rnes frofn Aspsawshf
Arrive CharlsssOn BY The is'h and x5ia o. me
na0uta -
snsa From Ch~resfon By Hsadrsi's 70 0eorssiewa, 81
rnilrs ana hsak sx q seek-
Leave Chsrlesion dsay, except Sunday All 10
Arrive ri Gecrgeto~n nexr Gays by Tam
Leave Georgsaexn daily, except scndAy, g 5
srryvs al Charleston aexi DAYS by sa
PROPOSALS far aasiy ssrvses wAA be onsssaersd
sOaa From Chssieson. by Wsssvtcro' sas Barr~ea
G H fsr by Inc drcrs Frscucabss stage
read 70 Augusta, On, say $50 nsisas ard back,
saaly.
Leave Chariexcn esly ri 81
ArrIvs a Asgus,s rsxg Ssy BY 3pms
Leave Aaspsts daily AZ ms
Arrive Charleston next cay by IL a. nthA
Hroutes 10 Asggsa sse Savannah may ~ -
ccrs.rrnn 70 Blus H~es~ cther nrm~ '"1
point proposals for commenting ths r"as
such point VIII be esnA~dsrea-
enss FROM Chsr,essan by Moart Hoiy, Nonss Cof
ner and Black Oak, Pinsvile, d mhrs ana
back. twice q week
Lanvs Chsriesron Tuesday and Frdhy a. n
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-26

was Withdrawn ami the bill ordered to be
printed. Ia five weeks time that same
Senate passed the same bill without
"crossiRg I or dOtting an l." What
influence was brought TO bear upon that
Senate, is for others 10 say. The same
Senator that moved It's rejection is found
in six weeks time voting for the bill over
the Governors veto. am opposed TO
that section which allows the privilege
Of discouuting upon deposits; not only 10
discount on gold and silver deposited, but
other articles Of value of small bulk. for
instance gold rings. matches and q fer
old clothes. am opposed to the bill be-
cause it forces upon my constituency
monied monopoly for twenty years. as
unal;erable rs THE law o. :te Modes and
PersiGns.' But il is needless for me 90
50 on anu enumerats nay objections. Tor
in my opinion il has net ono redeeming
section: and in relation to my having it
published With the other laws OF the ses-
sion. shall be governed by the expires.
sion Of public opinion. and no: b. those
interested 10 i, nor By those that expect
to bank under it.
y ours asPcclfuiiy.
ERASMUS 3. COLLINS.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-26
| cnnll Stnrr.

Our readers shall have the benefit Of
a good story that we once Apsrd.-Tra-
Yelling into town one night about dusk.
Mr. II. had occasion TO call - The man
sion Of m esteemed lrirnd, who had,
among Other worldly possessions, two or
three very inc daughters. He had scarce
j. knocked a; the door. when it was OPEN
ed by one Of those blooming maidens,
who as quick as thought, threw her arms
around his neck. and before he had time
to say Oh don't - pressed her warm.
delicate lips to his. and gave him as
sweet kiss is ever swain deserved
In utter establishment. the worthy gen
tlemar was endeavoring to stammer out
something. when the damsel exclaimed.
"Oh mercy. mercy. Mr. X, is this
you! thought as much as could be. il
was my brother Henry"
"Pshaw = thought the gentleman to
himself. "you didn't think no such
thing" But taking her hand, lie said.
in f0rgiving tone. There's no harm
done; don't give yourself any uneasiness;
though you ought 20 be little more care
full"
After his gentle reproof, he was usher
ed into the parlor by the maiden. who.
as she came to the light. could not con-
ceal the deep blush that glowed upon her
cheek. while the boquet tina, was pinned
upon her BOSOM. shook like a flower
garden in an earthquake. And when he
rose to depart. it however. fell to her
to wait upon him TO the door and it may
be added that they held discourse togeta-
er for some minutes. on what subject is
no, for US to say.
As the warm hearted youth plodded
homeward, he argued with himself in
this wise:
Miss J. knew it was me who knock
ed at the door, or how did she recognize
me before / spoke7 And is il probable
that her brother would knock before
entering7 She must be desperately in
pshaw Why, If she loves brother at
that rate how must she love her husband?
for by the great squash, never felt such
kiss in my life"
Three weeks after the accident above
described, Mr.. X. was married to Miss
J.
Now don't ask us if Mrs. K. ever
confessed that the kissing was not mis-
take, COR positively we-shant tell.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-26
TAKEN AT HIS WORD.
Or the lD0Ibl9 Bridal,

A few years ago | made one of the
seventy nine passengers on board the
fas. steamer. Emily Barton. bound up
the Tennessee. A pleasant. intelligent,
go-ahead captain. good steward. and a
social. refined company. made the trip
one of pleasure. indeed long shall | re-
member the saucy Emily Barton, and her
superb living freight.
One lovely summer afternoon IT was
whispered that we were to have we'd
ding before the boat reached her desti-
nation. said whisper starting first and
low, near the stern, somewh here near the
ladies cabin. and speedily making its
way 10 the hall, the boiler deck. and
then to the main; like tn. SNOWFALL
down the mountain. gathering size. form,
and momentum. as it rolled forward, IN
til the principals in the interesting scene
were not only pointed out. but the par
SON. with some scraps of the history Of
each. fiction, fact, surmise. all hashed up
ingeniously. leaving one in that half
pleasant. half painful state of suspense
and doubt. that opens the eyes so wide
AID strains the drum of the ear so tight
to all transporting around you.
Well, we landed 10 wood at maguifi
cent beech bottom, the tall. heavily leav.
ed trees with their silver gray trunks
making deep. cool shade. while they.
with the grassy green bank that bore
them. were imaged in the CLASSY river,
SO clear. true, that inversion only
pointed the false from the real, while
cutting this charming spot In twain,
came murmuring spring brook. scarcely
four spans wide. TO lose itself in the
-srass of Tenne-~ee waters. they in turn
-. .ss lost in the Soundless sea.
zs.inNo sooner was the staging out than
fthere emerged from the ladies' cabin a
fine. manly looking fellow. dressed in
fAultiess tasto. intellect beaming in ev
~ feature. while over his face perfect
happiness shone like Phorus on the sea.
Leaning on his arm, was the most love-
able woman 1t has ever been my lot to
behold. her fine hazel eyes-tell- tales
that they were-speakins deep emotion,
and her expressive lip quivering with
suppressed excitement. while her dress.
step and grace was that Of queen.
There they are That's her! Oh.
how beautiful burs, from many lip.
as we 'hstinctively made way to let them
pass TO the altar, and where that was we
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-26

TIE FEELINGS OF THE LATE CAR MICH
oLAs TOWARDS THE UNITED STATEs.-A
New Orleans gentleman sojourning in
ST. Petersburgh. in letter to the New
Orleans Bulletin, youches for the aulhen-
licity Of some reported conversation of the
late Car Nicholas upon foreign affairs.
toward the conclusion of which be said:-
State Sentinel.
yet one consolation is left me in the
midst of all this ingraliiude aid villainy.
and that is the silent sympathy OF that
high minded people on the other side of
the Atlantic. the only hearts in which,
hear an echo Of my struggles against
united Europe. Never have | forgotten
the smallest kindness shown to me by the
least of my subjects let my children new
er forget what we owe TO America. and
il ever an hour Of danger darken around
the Union. let her find faithful ally in
my family"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-26

At meeting of the clergymen. not
long since. reverend gentleman by the
name of Loss, Of dimensions some wha,
extended, presented himself. Says one of
the brethren to him: "When you left
your people you were a great Loss. >
Eyes" said another. "but when he dies
he will be no Loss" Eyes" says third,
he will be q dead Loss.
Here The reverend gentleman ceased
being ut loss.