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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05

un certain nombre de troupes arabes gu
devalent a're envoyees EN- Crim6e.
Une d6pache teItgraphique partie dc
Londres samedi, a midi. quelque, ms
tants ayant lie depart de rAmerica
porte que e siege sera leyh.
ALLEMAaNE.
On disait aussi que lie meme jour, let
pni'sances occdentaIes ayaient recu des
communications de p.tllemagne dun
grand int6rat.
MER D'szoF.
Les allies poursuiyent ayec beaucoup
d'activile Ieurs travaux de fortiications
dams la mer d'Azof.
sCHAMVL.
Des avis dc Constantiuop|e annoncent
que Schamyl est descendu des monta.
gnes de Ia Circassie, ct qr'il menace le.
deFIieres dc I'armec russo en- Asie.
ANGLETERRE.
La RENE envoye un message au Par.
lement. demandaut quill solt pris de
nonvclles measures pour la ponrsuite dc la
guerre,
Conformement cctte requete. Ie
chancellor de I'Ecl,i ,uer "A propose
remission de sept millions de Iivres ster.
'iogs en- bi'Iets dc l'Echiquier.
Lo d PaImerston repondant a une
question qni loi await etc posee relative
ment d Pcnfolement dc troupes aux
Etats- Unis, pour servir dams l'arm6e
ang'alse, declare que pour eyiter toute
dlihcnlte qui ponrrait s'tIever entire les
Etats- ct la Crapde :Bretagne, que
ce dernier gonvernement f4it discouti-
nuer les enI6icmcuIs i Halifax.
EsPAGsR.
On disait que pE'pagnc Sc disrosait
a envoyer son contingent en- Crimae.
Cette rameur ma pourant aucnn carac-
'ere 'authentcite.
L'E.pagne EN- agis-ant aiasi, deman.
ierait ia France ct 4 PAngIeteIre Ia
saran'ie de son tetritoire. y compns
lie de Cube. +
ITALTE.
Nofre correspondent de Liverpool
lohs apprend que des avis partcniere
tenant de la l.ombafdic Ell de Venise.
'oFtent que dcs esenements de IN plus
'aute importance sont sur lr point d t. ,
la er. ,
CHILE. d
La MALE dee lndcs Ofienta,es est ar. /
wee. ii ny pas d'ameiiorations no.
ef dams ittat du commerce de Ia Chjrc.
les revers qo'ont tpIouve dcrniercmcnt |
's insufges, h'ont fait qu'interiompre
Omenianf mcuI tcur. nnnr.,.in.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05
SECONDE DEpECHE.

Da'ltres rapporis sur le bombarde.
ment DC sweaborg dissent que cette pla-
&c e'e incendiee, ct qne le feu :. est
propage pendant quarants>cina heures.
Les poudrieres, lee magasins d'en,repot
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05

ct de pfojectlles ont saute. Les ,,r.
ont eu soixante ho,nmes bless, e' NV
pas un seu' tue. Toute fois, a dero;ss s'"'
dates sweabofg ne s'stas pa, eos's 'e'
rendue. ~"'o's
II paraft one tattaque fate ~, +
''gnes des allies. pres de ia riyiere Tch.,
maya, en- lieu le lG courant. ct ma ~
Russes etaient an nomhre de ,o;v..,'
mile hommes. lie combat a dura s c;ns
henres, ct a en- pour resultat In daf,;,tI
des Russes avee nne perte de Gina min.
honmcs tues ct quatra cents Git, pr;.on
nier'. Les Russo etaicnt en- nls;n.
fetrate 'orsque la reserve fra ncai,e ..e.t
avancee.
Omer Pacha recu I'ordre de Sc rem.
DIRE en- toute hate a Constantiuople
Far les avis recns d'Asie, il parait M.
Mars "A etc complement inyesti. ct M.
t"nte communication avcc Etzfrouu
,'s"'' ~, eie intercepted par les Russes. lie.
lures y envoyaient des Ienforts.
l. EXPEDITION sECRETE.
lie Post de Londres dit que Ion n.
ardera pas recevoir dc Crmee, de,
'o"velIes anxquelles on ne s'attend mar,
It qn Sc ra'iacheront probablement ,
expedition secFete don't on a dtja parli.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05

hlste des dtpenses de la pator.e As
sonPtIon pour l'annee Gnissant l. 3l
Ho1t 1856.
Commission du Sheriff pour Ia sollecte do,
taxes de pa,oisse, environ, 5000 90
Commission du Sheriff pour la col
lecte des taxes snr les meters ct
professions, environ IAN M
Commission du Tresorer de ma.
rolsse orr no
Salaries des Inspectors des che
minis ct levees asa M
Saaire de l.Assesseur 2so m
du Greffier du Jur de Polio, 1oo oo
iuhp',ii,eur de paroisse 400 90
Cois'ap'e 10 90
Io'oher lifals supposes) 100 90
JEges de Pax ct Consta-
bies trais supposesl 400 90
Frais de Ge6iier Tb 90
g Recorder ct Greffier do
Conr TX m
dsEecions aoo on
des Membres du Juri pour
Ia Cour 1900 De
our aepehses lnpreVues $50 90
$4,000 90
Pour construire une cage en- fer
pour Ia geos 1900 90
Total, $1,000 90
Assumption, 3 aodt 1855.
Committee r. M MELAseos,
d. .. MELAsGos,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05

l.lst of the probable expenses of the
parish of Assumption, for the year
ending august 3Ist 1856.
Sherif's commission for collection of Parish
taxes, abont 5000 90
SherifPs commission for collection
of taxes on trades and profess
sIons, about 15o 90
COMMISSION OF parish Treasurer 250 90
Salaries Of Inspectors Of roads and
lovees $50 90.
Salary ofthe Assessor $50 90
Clerk Of Police Jury 100 90
Paf1sh Printer 300 90
Constable, 10 90
For Coroner, about 100 90 :
Justices of the Peace &
Constables 400 90
Fees OF Jatlors rs 90 i
Recorder and Clerk Of the
Court rs 90
Elections 200 90
Members Of the Jnries $4,000 90
Expenses not provided for 800 90
For the construction Of an iron
cage in the parish jail 1900 0s
$1,000 90
Assumption, august Sd 1855.
cosni''ss :. 3 3. ., MM.I.sss1' M...sse1..
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05
{ HI u.

La MALE dee hides Oeienta,es est ar.
r'see. II ny pas dameliorations no.
Ter dams ! 1tat du commerce de la Chine.
Les revefs qu'ont tpfouve derniercmcut
ics insurgss, n'ont fait qu'interrompre
momentanement leura operations.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
Misffllantons.
IADIES, COLLEGE.


Nprcscnsing This Circular to the pubc the Proprs
etor wslvs 20 Info ru4hem that the Ladies' college
will open for the reception Of students1he 20 uas "
Nav next. II all IT'S varioue de psryWents.
Our Arrange me nts for thorough courseof insstuc
tion in the various departments Of the Coiisxc, ae
ample and on scale 10 meet the demands ofthe age
and spirit ofthe times.
we aim 10 give more practical, thorough ana co NJ
urse Of studies than any OF our schools iot
Won NO ladies' Yea, more, We mean 10 take the ieAu
In me bus, ne IS offemgie education.
Thacourvs Of studies will be varad to suit the CIR
,nm stances and Intellectual capacity ofthe pupil
Tuition In the Primary Department, ~ W per qr
do usual course, w
isn,psv cs and higher ngi,sh branches 90 " +"
NoTr.-No srfra chargesin the Normaier
Teache r. department.
Music on Piano, Melodeon, Gnltarand 80 :. :,
Harp, Wv W 70 - aa :. !,
Lsudscsr, Paintingtn Oil. 90
Monochr q matte. Cray ON snd Pencil . 4,
Drawing, SC, each,
rapier Mache and Ornamental Leather . =,
Work. each, "
&c & :, 80 all their variety, each, 90 - "
piuiomas WILDE civ en- TO those who COM
p,etc thorough course In either ofthc
departments. e go
Roa "a ~ i'm furnished rooms including
washing. tights.fuei. stationery, &c. - 90 - "
II the M p fu RMS hes her own foon etc, - " - "
An nav men.s 10 be made In advance.
Those wishing 20 rooms. or desks asday seho
90 ,s,,., anniy soon a1sT II. COD DING,
propfistoran aud superintendent.
Nh Mr. Il L H. c coDs,so, Principals.
r)ayanport, ulch e5, '3SdwN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EnRNN

THE GrestCensrai Route, connecting the Anahii
s.;r iii III. " estern and so1thmes-
tsrn s,aies, by continuous Railway direct TINS y,
road also coaneets At pitisburg with dthy i'se oi
,ssmsrs Is ai pofts on the Northwestern Lakes ma
sinr The most direct eheapes. aNd rsais9 rotfe ey
which FREIGHT can be forwarded 70 anairom 'he
Great West.
Rates between Philadslphia and Pittsturgh'
r;rst Cln.s..Boots, Shoes. Hrst -sc s leo Vi,
Goods lin boxe 81. Furs. fe tthers Ae.,
Sec Oud Class. hooks q .taiion-)
cry, Dry Goods I'm boxes), HARDY Cue. ios 10
ware, Leather, ~ col. &c.
Third ClasSe.Ansils, Raggipg,t see n leelb.
Bacon, Pork Tin bulky Hemp, &c. 80
Fourth Class..Coffee. Fish, pa. ,ac y 100 10.
con & Perk fpack ea) ara " Lard ollt
yrin shipping Goods from any point East Of Phiia-
dciphi. he particuarto mark pact age "r'a Psnnsy!
rsria RsiIrsaa." AuGo.ds consigned to me >gehts
81 This Road ., Phiiaielhia or Ptsburg will De Tor
" fded without detention. r,
Fss,sHr Ayrxrs.-Noses Potter. Basion' J l.. Ei
,,o,i. n. YORK; u J Sneeder, Philadelphia; Magraw
a Rooms baltimore; Geo. { Franeiseus Piits"arr'
snrirman 4 Brown. Cincinnati, oha: . 5 Moore
head. Louisville, Ky; R. c. Meldrnm Msdison,
Ind !: sa,<liG & CO ST. Louis, No.. j. s. Mitchell &
Son. Evansville. Indiana 49,,
! n n. HOUSTON, General Frs,EAf Asf, FAHs'
II j. LOMBAEkT, Ssyr. 6hsssa. "a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
a. r.s.s bstv.eu philadelphia and Pittsturgh;
ecNNsyLyANya RAILROAD.

~ "a D.n, THROUGH Teams ne.w cen Phiisdeiphia
and pf,,sbure. -THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
lea IS Phsdelrhia for Pttssurg at =; NJ s g.
nv iasxe. philaaeIrlia AT p NJ. and Pitisbure
~ PhisdeIrhin all r VI. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leave. Phi.ade.phia for Pittsburgh a. IL, r.
M and pittshu re for Philade Ihia at 10. NJ i.
Itr above Zines connect at pttsburr Win me hsii.
road. 70 and from st. Louis, Mo-. Alien taena ana
Chicagoil.; Frankfort Lexington, and i,oasNile,
~: Terrs Haatc. Dayton, Springfield, belietShtne,
Ss..n.sy, Toledo Cleveland, Columbus. Zancssiiic.
Ma.sllan ard Wooster Ohio; also, with the STEAM
Packet Boats ffem and 10 NKw osLkAss, st. Loes'
Io-rsyt, IN ard CINCINNATI.
Threust Ticket. be had TO or from either OF the
above places. ~. str.r.
70, further particulars see HAND Oh SAL m H,s
ant .t.,.ine pSiuty, Passengers from The west
viii end this the shortest and most expeditions
roate 10 philadelphia, Baltimore, View fork, or BIOS
ton. go. nG:y.
THoS MOORE. ae'r. Passenger Lfass, fa'!S'
] MESKINEN. 1rf. Pssssager Lises, Pan.
phi;edetrhia Feb, sih. 1855 d-iy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
nr1rRAI INTELLIGENCE oFrltE.

.p.HE under.igned Ia. opened Gene,aiiateiIssnse
.o,y Ii kipdr Of Rea and Personal Property for sale
- for rent the names OF all servants who wish 10,
nlaeex In families Thin the city also the names o
M,rhnpics Labor and Others seckitgemp'"ya ie"t
al th. thosc Who are in search Of Houses, Lands
wants &c cannotfail Of immediate success IN Obtain
Ing either by calling AT my once ehargss
cal and register Your wants or ordersand thsy wiz
receive promPt attention. rtxErtsIn
No Commercial Buildings.
n lshA-dlY
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

Pa Western Massachusetts, Insaranes comPy.
80 = - Pir,sAsld, 1ass-
~ $50, - i5a,eSo
a.rs.s,Ss Caanty uaiaal ,nsarsnee CO; y
Cash Capital stoi 9aa Ac?a s.ga, u FISH hr.
. cEse Ia Ds s'ssi 800 vsoes Island. Ills.
n a. "a cam aerclal BAL ding
49, ass ~ -, s s,,r HS HosTH, Agent,
Jan 1e.dm2 ~ SasN"f :,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE subsctibcr has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets la-ce and veil selscsed stock
cf goods of all descriptions, In common consisting
of Dry Goods. Boots ard Shoes Hats and Caps,
Glassware, QueeBsware, Baaalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain. Picking Yarn Gnt Window Glass,
q. a. T. 1. 81 Kanawha salt Hardware,
Yct's and Mil Saws. lroa, all kinds Steel assorted
Castings, NRils, all kinds, Grndstones,
Woodenware, Live geese Tea theirs, Pitch * Oakufu,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Studs, Sc,
viii h will be sold at a small advance for Cab A.
iate I'd keeping every thing IN common nsn. persons
ing several rticies obtain them Front street
asst Brick Store opposite the Mills, davenport Iowa
me o. Ia53-2p. J. ~. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
11rC1iclk'0
NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY .

Sc. Cornsr sf Second and Brady Streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
II HIS Gallery is open. y" pains mas Dseh sis,
ed in nttine up this Tor the
az In the highest sy 10 the ART capable
ofprcducinr Clear days are best for 81. 81
Adults taken equai. weiiiu sny weathsr Dssusfss
.ty ,e g.cds Of every vaney cons'ahus on as"a ~
ale Instructions given In the Art.
EEtrancc on Brady Street. ,ypn,cv
dec Is. lEaa ". u. b'.n''N"'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
Chicass aud Mississippi Railroad
e. @K sss

Chicase aud Mississippi Railroad.
So 5s
PASSENGER s for Bovn.ingt5n. Spring asid Alton
and ST. Louis, will And the route via l.. saii.. be
tha Npce iest Eo~ open 10 the paoiic,an nor
subsccte To the usual delays ofthe River BY taking
the CHICAGO e. ROCK ISLAND kAiLk0ADto La
sale the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD bloom
1salcAGD a MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
70 Alton and ST, Louis, passengers are taken through
without delay In 10 Hoursl
The route 70 St. Louis via Mississippi Rivers IHsHf
Huspesp Muiss and time FORTY-FoUR HOURS.
stage Connecttons
Are MADE at BloomiHEton with PeoSia, Pekin and =.
bans; at Springfield with Bsrdstown, Peteubars and
Hasxns al viFden with Wsvery; at CAsiinviile with
Hiiisboro, Van Rurensburg, Vanda!,a and salem; al
Brighton with Gnseaac and Scottyille: and at Alton
with Jerseyville, CsTrotlon. Edwardsxiile Hisnano
and Carlyle. The trains also conneet nj Spfinnsld VIE
the Great Western Railroad, for Decasar, IeFra- Hante
Jack SONY lie snd Naples.
Messengers striving al ST, Louis, will :oaneei with
Steamers for Missouri, Ohio. and Tennessee NV
ers and also with Steamers for Memphis, Vieksours,
NgteheE, and View Orleans.
TPPassenxer Trains leave Bloomington ST 4. u.
and 30 p r., or the arrival Of the Trains FROM the
North.
TTfieLets con be procured OF A. r. LANGLEY,
Agent nt La sails for amy point Oh the CaieAso Mis-
E.KEALING, suprc & MR..
June 9Th, is54ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
0refffiB.
F.ssAfILY GROCERY

I'M ue,criecr has opened siock Of Groceries in
his house on Perry brtwccuSecond and Third ats,
whish no viii wnssaptto be of The very best 9aaiisy
and Which - viii sell - low sscsn be purchased
elsewhere. @4& "a
CIGARS.
cAsscc u, sfctEsrajass resolved ssdfor sale low
a. = oiesale errstail. rc
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
BOOK BINDERY,
p,.rk goox and Paper Box Mandatory.

Blank Book aad Paper Box hana!actory.
NO 4 COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
wy MULLER. BooS-Binder IN davenport seEs
w ,cav. 10 inform the citizens q Davenport, hasA
island Moline and vicinity that he has reeised rd-
ling Maehin. and Is row prepared 70 Dc az ihe work
IN th;.ine NJ Paper Ruling ard Blank Book Manusc-
,,;n, aisa Iii sorts II Binding: manufactures all
,or,s Paper Boxes, Frames and sarnishes Maps ana
pis,ures &c he also does Paper Hanging ~ inc
Blank Book for eral use. Band, iiai aud ranph-
let bo xes constantfy on hand ,,,,,,pp
NAV II. isS4-trw-tf ". ~ Eh1h'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

THE steamer MARY G, 81. 4. PoReE,
Master. has just been thorough; ovor
= = hauled ard repaired and IL now in
eomptete IuhhiEg order and will run during the
season between St. Loaisxnd 81. Panl, touching
at AL intermediate landings For freight apply on
hos I'd or to BURROWS h PREfTYMAN.
April. 25-, Is55.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
Wholesale Candy Kalutactery,
FIR. WALTER. 3. G. B0Rs
WALTER / foHH,
WHOlEAALE CONII(TtGNTRs,
Nos 81 4 - Market Street, bet. Main slt I'D
81. Louis, Mo.

Constantly or hand large end fresh a..arrctls
all kinds Of FANCYcANhlE~, hthf.r ,fssIf.s
Quality and Variety vanny, be snrTas. ts any olAe
esiabii-hm NJ IT, tie IVES, Hsrk 80. MSS tsh
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
b. Z ". KELLY,
ruoaEsaLE 4 RETAIL GnOCERs

-ASp DEALeRs IN
DRY GseAss QaeensWsre, arawares
Doets and shoes, Aats and Caps &c:
ry~uGErHER with q thousand different articles too
i Numerous to mentioa.
We have on hand and will be constantly receiving
-, RI n rty IN the above ine the opening of
Spfine. Our large stock OF 6rscevses We Pafacuisf
~ recon mend; which will be seid At sha Lowest
wholesale or Retail Market friees:--
20 Hosshead n. o. sugar; - boxes Soap,
10 bbiacfus'd & clar sugar, Rsle Rope. AL siScts
& sark, aa,orfed Gomez: ICampbne ard spirit Gas;
go bushels dried Appies Glass OF all sizesi
sd ba shell. psired Peaches Baskets IN Variety
600 ebis bbis Casks, Tar piirn ana hoslm
N. 0reans Sugar honse hslsahs, niec 800
, ~. .nn taIJ-n swan: Paints. dry and Ground;
q - 80 fv,x cArsts Y Ccdas ard Pine Churns;
nv sor, Imrerialanc EEg- wash Tubs ana oaesess,
lisa Tcas- e44 s ofs-L9fa' Llhseeu. ,an
20, .;;es.ssor.ad Teas for ners. >Perni and Ele-
Il as.,y ass: phshs soits :
40 MI bh,s W bite ash and A large assortment OF
lake T,ast: .QneeisU are;
> pa,ss,,;me Cod Fish; I2ae bsis Lake Salt;
"a Kars Nai,. asserted; Is saeks Cd Alum salt;
50 toxe. dried Herring; oysters ard saraines:
50 do best BrooIas: large assefsmehtei y"
5nhoxesMouid Candies; baecos dReet rom tne
Iahoxes Star Candles; Manufacturer.
Corner az Front st and Ferry Landing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

n IT
Proprietor Of the
RAPIDS MILLS, LIE CLAIRE,
yyyILLk constantly on hand and s.s sale large
w assortmeh nj Of LNsH Der. Laths x shin.
giles of every variety OF sire for oaing purposes,
as .iso hard God for cabinet work and machinery.
edloy, OF best quality and In unlimited auan,it.
as to cep the Mills running evefy week IN the year
orders ean therefore be niled short notice ut any
time.
He also farnishe. lumber OF full sizes and at the
10 est "a prize.
FeS. G. IsaS.d
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

large assortment Of fancy and staple Or, gau"I
- received from Philadelphia at Bsnd i" Hhr'-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
COAL!
Valuable Properly for Sale.

nNE Hundred end Twenty acres OF nrs' Sat al
I LING niIo frop, uontezuina-stbe Cosnts ss'' "
~ Land Agents
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
Connects with The American Express Company at
buffalo, Cleveland a Chicago.
AsD WITH
WELLS. FARGO g. Co.'S. CALIFORNIA AND
EUROPEAN Express,
TIRE particular and order Goods "By the Cnitod
States Exp press CompaIy.NLl
GENERAL oFFIcE..-s2 broadway, New York
Co,oer of West Seneca and Pearl sts. Buds o. n. y.
BERWICK a son. AGT's.
Bazar Building. Pack et Landing, Davenport, Iowa.
March I'd -5J-d-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
FOR SALE.
Cheap Cisterns

WE have for sale 90, tarrels ~ alter
w dras &c Ce~sHft which We ~afrsi' 70 if'"'''
RENNFk son,
June a DIFF Bazaar Building, Fcrf, la aIs-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19

KEEP COOL DON'T GET EXCITED
The Great AttraCt1o11
this time be atthc Little check store
~ on Front street, opposite the steam mills, whore
au immense stock is opening consisting of staple
and fancy Dry Goods ofeysry variety, WOODEN goods
and Cloths: good assortment OF Hats, Caps and
Gloves. Boots and Shoes. arge stock and grea, va
Yicty oil ready made clothing. | can beat the Jews
having the iarees; qunnty and greatest variety in
market: Groceries. Croekery. sheifhardware etc.
all which will be -oia atauetion prices All purrhas
ers are wsrrwncd not To away srum bling, come
back dissatisfied Reepiieei. store Front
street opposite Steam Mi.
DaYenpoY Nov. ..tih. J. u. D0ASF.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
UNITED STATES
Express Company.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.

win Give speeial Attention the Transmission Of
Coin Bank noles. Goods and Packages and The
Collection Of Notes Drafts and Accounts.
AND Be1 WEN
SEw-YoaK BUFF ALo, DUNKIRk CLEVELAND
Cincinnati Chicago. ~ Louis, Rock Island, and In
termediate cities and towns.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
BREAD, CAKES I cRACKERs.
Wholesale 8 Retail,

BREAD, CAKES 1 CRACKERS.
Wholesale 3 Retail.
THE,ab.criberhavinep purchased one of,iccolium's
celebrated Cracker Machines. he 10 prepared to
furnish HE customers and all others with Butter soda
sugar. Boston, Oyster and Picnic Crackers, Pilot
Brend Cakes Risk and Loaf Bread. at Wholesale or
.-ts. The above rtices viii be sold cheap
BE- bong htn this Part OF the country.
Baker, GA Front. between kock Island & nd Perry
streets. above the steam mills. Aiorders from the
DANIEL MOORE.
M =. a,May 10Th. 'a54-~tr~.ti
Plastering Hair
ON BUSHELS prime hair inst red. & for sale by
O''b JAS. DWELL Il BRO.
Apai Frout and PerryS..
Crackers Crackers
usT received and for sa Who esaie or Retail. a
y fns | ot Of Boston, Soda and Butter Crackers.
January Is, BURROWS & PRETTYMAS.
FISH.
NAcKEREL, Salmon. White Fi,h ana Coz Fish,
VI Received ard for saleby
may IL J NJ. DALZELLA Bao.
RYAss' London Porter Just ,oce we'd and ror .ale
ID a. FRANCIS JACDBYis
Drug md Prescription Store.
oeiae. Brady bet. 2d + % sts. Davenport.
"A Rare Bargain 0tfsred.''
A DWELLING house With six 6ne convonisp
~ rooms. situated on lie Cha street. between Third
and Fourth streets with lease for nrleeu wears. is
FULLER PEAsg.
En9nire al the ossee Of Dr.. Myers, Dentist.
Meh 9Th Is55-d-H
IN Barrels dried .pptes, do pea hes tor sale by
~ Y md " KELLY
Grass Seed.
gT>IMprHY, Flower. Red Tops, Blue and Orchard
i Grass Seed, constantly on hand and for sale by
JAS. DsLZELL d BRO.
I heh Is Front q Perry sts.
WANTED,
10 GOOD Miners 10 work Coal Mne--none but
~ those acquainted with the business need apply.
may l4-d-u zrszHa. w. l.. CLARK.
CHOICE 9EGA79,
THIS day received by Expressa very choice ioi OF
hegns, consisting in part Of 81 % Genuine In
ported aud 10000 lower grades. The attention Of
thoke who fond O Rnnd hexar en- lad 10 ia
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-19
WANTED,

10 GOOD Miners 10 work Coal Mine--none bu
~ those acquainted with the business need apply .
may A-d+f w. l.. CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
LATEST NEWS.
PROCEEDINGS INCONGRrSs

PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90 lIoUsE.-Mr. Knight
offered resolution that the Hhouso con-
tinue 10 vote for Speaker ripa poce. without de-
bate. aud no choice made by the first trial on
Friday another vote be made, when the person
having majority ofa quorum be declared Speak.
er' This was laid on the table by a vote of /
ma GRITTY.
Mr. furriance submitted resolution, that un
til Speaker could be elected, the members con.
time voting from IL to o'clock, p. NJ. all dis
cussion. excepting personal explanations and
reasons for voting or changing votes to be pro.
hibited. Tabled by 4 majority. The same gen
tleman proposed resolution that until speak err
be elected, no adjournment be in order till the
hour of O'Clock =. NJ.
Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, said that all these sug-
gestions were impracticable as the will of the
majority in the rule by which the House is gov
erned. lie thought the House could make more
rapid progress by resuming.