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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11
RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.
SOUT1I-SlDE RAILROAD
~ y = =.s.aas sss..... Co.; s:..s..sss;7
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
4 PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the p,
"A pot in Peel sburg every day. Sunday excepped a,
to o'clock, NJ aud arrives Burkevilie al tl d.
oclockA. connecting by thai Road with Messr.
T. Fsgg X Cos Stage Line for Charlotte Couli-tI.use
lIunx Court House, Dafvillc and Greensboro, C.
and arriving at tie riyrr miles below l,ncllpr,
at ~. eo.ne, III there With luchet Loat which
arrives III LyAcl'uig al at bali Iu>t MO.
The return train leav LyuohbuigH ut $50 A.
arriving ia Petersburg al 30 oeloel p eh 10 ms.
ssHgeis Ill have url"rteniy To dine. lite ti1in
vii leave FunisIe at / 10 Two u'clo, h. P. NJ AID
Burkes.de at TO J. p. IN, arriving u Petersburg in
time for the t.ins saing North South. .ouLcriin,
every Tuesday md ftiny With tic Apponattox Rail
ROud. with he pl' Hdi,i stea nsbips Rmuoke and June
t,wn tor 'w-lmk, Which leave City Point al 7 NJ
and Every Wedn sta, tn steamships PEadelnhip
which iruSe 'jIly Ivut IA. the hour.
Passengers prelefring IN Petersburg the ave,
night, can uke tit nUrnit td.s Month at a. An
the Jmes River Boats ton Old mi, Norfolk and Built
g. NJ, the for the South NJ o'tl,ck
An
Arrangements have been made ly which through ifck
cts between the following roin.s may lie prcured n,
the annexed Iutes:
Between Petersburg aud Lynehbui.. through IN
sixteen hours, Observation-Disclosures. 81 on
Between feIerst uig and the Sweet Sulalur
Springs through in Two days,- 90
Between Petersburg and " hiee Sal hur S rnys,
Though two days,.-..-... O sn
Between Pelcrstuisa Danvt,r, through tnrn
. tg't'ur no'' -.-..---.-. 81
Betw' EN- Petersburg Gee sbor' n c., thu
in TWO dnysr-------.--.- ......-.. 10 90
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. y. &. Trough
in Two day Observation-Disclosures. =. L. Oh
Between Peter sbGig aud Charlotte. SIS 90
y freight train i,aNrs the Petersburg DEPOT ,yery
Monday w eduesdny ad Friday morning 81 a. VI and
lelnrn+ the same days. Any person wishing 10 sec tie
# freight ttan freight list lay cang u ON
the Agent ut the Petersburg Depot
oct 2ts Il. j. WALL SUM- s = II r.
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10 THE CICIZENs OF LYNCnBuRC

TO THE ClcIZENs OF LYNClBuRG
AND ITS NloiNIrf-A. intend to have my store
enlarged, the earl part e tie ensuing yeaf think il
rNprdient 10 reduce my stock rruch us pos,ib =
therefore offer 10 the nuhlc all oi my valu be md
well assorted stock at very REDUCED PRICES If
my customers will please give call they will be sa
tshed that this notice is Aumbug. large lot If
TALNAS and LADIES' CLOAkS, also Carpets Rugs
Hnd Bookings nj Gnst. Sup'r Bed Punkets Sntincf.
Cashmere, Craze, Merino aud Silk Snawls, ORES.
Silk, Pocket aadberchirl-pllin and Embroi lered
with large lot Of Needle Nors, and Id Glove.
Lot o. Sup'r Rigalets 625 cts.--bcaurilul article
NOV ~ Is iOHN ABRAIIANS
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fUAND, SsuANO

fUAND, GuANO In consequence III the re
~ ductlon mudc by the Peruvian A2cn in the price
of GuHnn, viii close stock 1913 per 2O00
lb... CASH. Those in will ptcu.,, emil soon
our quantity IS small. ". +. ANDERSON co.
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WATCH & JEWELLERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WATCH & JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT
Main ST. Lynchburg, Va.
We have .luS' ceived. in nd3ition out lurfner
C, stock al Na1ca and Jcwclry. Jl,-h supp Of
G8 very fine gold and liver lever Ntteh,> ojn the
i approved mahrrs Al-o, large add acd 4,ctcI
stock of Gentlemen, Fob an Ycst CAai.-, bc.ulfi
article AMI OF latest lmucrs, Ladies Hru,lrin-. Enr
rings. Finger ring, B,t eles, Putt ~, Coi1 and SILVER
Pencils &c with all other arr c,. Usually kpt in surn
embellishments 10 which We respectful Hy.ig t!c Ut.
iertion Of ull wanting good Natcbc, and Jearlry
Persons vi ting Lynrhhurg and desiring any an &c
in line, respectful y solicited Ia ,u ami ~ nm.
inc stock, anxious to exhibit tbeSo laas
aud are equal, anNious to sell them consequently vii
sell bnrgairs.
Rrrai,ing-W Watches, Jewell and a nriic rs Of gn'p
and silver repaired at short notice.
nov i3ts II. SlLbERTIlORN a. co.
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IN TEMPLE OF FASHION. e+s9
upA SITTER ols~A
Has now received and IN stone his Fall .iylc,f
GENTLEMEN ZINE DRESS HATS

tomnrt>ns ~" style aud guilty II llats ant Caps
nGap,,d tor the all and W liter unde. He deems
uunercSsar, 10 cnumele The dlt REM styles aud qua
ties OF hi, lgc md oil serrtcI stock the Gniycr-
-al tcPuIalion al hs nimablc Hats prccude- the
rrs- " ri Ing murh On that point rs II Is wed ktown
at his Hat nr"anlque pr srnting symeny md gront
beauty, Nlch scarcely elsewhere Ills young
Mons faIl style Silk Hats Tor hr,uy Of finish and ci,
OF style durability add rhenr ncss cant be rs
scd 10y and establishment the Stntc. His friends .c.
toners aud The IneIIc re-oeul inv..ed toco ai
-ujp hcm.ercs with Eoud aud hnnd synlr ius 81 TAI.
own nuke which me ..ESli and NEW. All kinds 81
HINTS mndc order with n"uue~s und Dispatch. Gus.
toners hats dressed ovcI-n, HsGa. tuil The sig
1T the Blue Hat lei bargains
nrt Ode NM SITTER.
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Bush Mountain Mill Stones.

M have now on han and or -u!e six pair of these
w superior Mil Stones. Those in would d.
we'll 10 all SOUL. LEE Il JOHNSON
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Low Fare from Lynchburg to Richmond
THREE DOLLARSI

On aud ntcr The IUlh july, our NuHts WI leave
l. nrhbug lor Richmond, r,i-wcckly, viz: Tuesday.
Thursday 4 Satarday,u IN. directly after the
rival OF the Western ears. Passengers from Lynchburg
are two nights nud ono day the Bouts; uni those
who have bust 1ess in Richmond, can withaut lossn
time, save So 80 by tskng this For Charlotte,
vile triweeky coaeh' connect in s, bttsyilc leave
LyrchburS At I'm, arrive in Chu ootcsyle nrxt duy
SPIN 3OND, EDMUND DAVE no IT
July
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IINE OF ssic.ilnond :;

AND NEN-YORk FACKEIN--This .sRsss
home line i. composed of the following vessels, und
rns from New-Nork every three days All owned in
HE city of Richmond viz:
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M Il respectfully a'itr tie attention 81 Cunuacroc-
W Irniers aud all persuus wishing Ia purchase,
to sill very large stock
PULLED Cloth nnd / Satirets. Lindsc,s Blulk. l..
Socks, Woo" Huns i {. dc. Al OF winch We arc sli-
it, very low.
Also, good Stock Rrady Made Clolhjne, .t.eha:-
Over Goats. Pants, Vests, Shrts, Dawes and Il
good stock Negro C"thius. always ON Ia nj at ,tuc,
prices, STIGLER, McELDERRN \ co
dec St. Rep cop,.1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11

MARIO bbs. TAR, in good order, Tor sale by
l. (sep 30ts) FRANKLIN, BRO. 81 co.
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MONEY vsASIED.-t hasc a very large
W sum Tue ne in Cash BIS wlrh hive been .und.
ing open on my Books mach longer than mgr, enIc
ronsenient these GeE times TIN. i, 10 nnifv nj per
son ." ing sLch bHl accounts # long stnnding dun
me that wifhaa exception, payment will be enforced
aflcr the 1t October. T. SACkEf'r
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The --latest News.
The steamer Baltic has arrived with
Liverpool dates of May 9Th.

The steamer Baltic has arrived with
Liverpool dates of May 9Th.
At Sehastopol the Allies, after the
most sanguinary fighting, had gained
considerable ground having taken
nearly all the Russian outworks. Not
withstanding these successes, however,
their position was more critical than
ever.
e,T1ey were obliged to Stacked the
bombardment after the 2Sth, without
having produced sufficient effect to
justify an assault.
A vast force Of Russians, said to
exceed one hundred thousand men,
were concentrating about the place.
There was daily Geographic com.
munication between London and the
Crimea, but the Government is very
cautious with the news.
The Emperor Napoleon narrowly
escaped assassination on the evening
Of the 2Sth. An Italian fred two pis.
tol shots at him while riding on horse.
back. Persona! revenge was his only
motive.
y despatch from Chicago sa.ys:--
Atchison and StringfelIow have o.gan.
lied a secret society, pledged by force
of arms to cxpelI ali !recsoiicrs from
Missouri and Kansas, even at the risk
Of disunion. All the Wing and Ben
ton presses are to be destroyed, and
cannon were being conveyed to destroy
the Hotel at ka sas, and the presses
at Lawrence.
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TDlTNNS
Us. RICHARDSON, JR.
w. L. i.
WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1855.
Agents aor the R~5asfssrr.

The following persons have been Rap
pointed Agents and arc authorized to re-
ceivc, and receipt Tor. all sums due the
Sumter Darncr. ANY person wishing Il
become Il subscriber to the Banner, ~
handing them their name and address vii!
have the paper forwarded promptly.
They will also see to forwarding all al
vcrtisi'rg business connected will, the
paper.
w. w. WALKER IR.,.. Columbia s. G
w. +. b. HAYNswoNTH, St'rvillc, 5. C.
r. G.. LoGAs,
w. S. EAwTcN & Go. Charleston, $, G.
J.. Russell. BAKER, " " -
S. w. WHITAKER,. Wilmington, n. G..
WILLIAM HYDE, ."..."
No other person is authorized to receipt
for the Banner.
e4S1 Persons wishing to see lis upon
business connected with the Paper or Law
can find as at any hour during the day
at our o%ffics, Just back of Sol.oMovs' New
Store. IT All letters addressed To the
Banner must be prepaid to insure a,tcn-
ton.
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New Mode of H,cnciug,

Upon our fourth page will be found
an article upon this subject, to which
we invite the attention of our farmers.
We should be happy for some of them
to take the matter up and discuss the
proprieLy ofthc change recommended.
1t is a subject upon which our people
have no doubt thought but little and
upon which all would like to hear
something. Let us hear the views Of
some of your members Of the Agricul.
tural Society,".
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PRICES CURRENT or
Charleston Market.
Corrected weekly by
W.. -. EIasStOnp a Co.
FACTORS 81 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Charleston, =. E..
Charleston, May 10Th, 1855.

Charleston, May 10Th, 1855.
UPLAND ~CorroH.-The Sd cs Of this arti-
Gle the past week amounted to 1856
bales, at from s To lie. per ID. The
market is firm, and prices iouking up.
RlcE.-This article is still higher price,
5 to & II.
GnMN.-Corn, St,lJ, to 81 l2c per b..
Scarce. Peas 100 to Sl,D5 per b.. Oats
75c to soc per bush. Scarce and rising.
FIour.-SlO,25 To $ll 81 per b., for
cri.
Salt Sacks $l,l5,o Sl,35. We have
Whiskcy,-i5 to 5Oc per gallon.
5000 sacks Tor sale.
BRowN's Glys.-Th;s newly invented
GIN will get out Long Cotton clean OF
notes, ana the shorter Sea Island Cotton
better than the colnmon kinds. We are
y cn,s for these gins.
BACoN.-lloy round,ll To 10 l.2c per ID,
according 10 quality and quantity.
llIpEs.-Cowhidcs 10 to 1912 per lb.
Deer Skins 20 to 22c per Ib.-Coon
! and. other small skins Zoe. each.
CoFFEE.-Rio 10 81, to ~ lie, accer-
ding to quality.
SvGAE.-Brown, / l.2 to &c accort
nc 10 quality.
MoLAssEs.-Cuba % to 2J, N. o. 33
b c. per gal.
WAx.-22 to 2jc. per ID.
Tobacco.-Virginia and North Carolina
Is to Soc. per ID. We are agents for the
factories OF those States, and for Long
Bennett g. Cos. brand received a premium
AT our Fair.
interchangeable wines Of Ohio
800 Sl5 per doz. We are agents fol
these wines, Tor which we have received
Il premium at our Fair recently.
WooL.-Washed, Is TO BE. per ID
Trashy, q to l5c. per 10.
BEEF ~CATTLE.-Car loads &c. to l0c
per TO-, nett. Getting scarce.
HoGs.-Car loads . l-2 to &c. peri
ID. nett.
NAVAL SroREs.--Spts. Turpcntine 3E
10 Ilc per gal. Rosin Sl,25, to S2,5(
per barrel. Tar, &l,S7c. to &2,5Oc.
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Great Temperance HHcesin..

The National Division Of the Sons
Of Temperance, at the last meeting in
the British Provinces, resolved to hold
their next meeting in Charleston, OH the
9th of June. The ShnMyd says II
large assemblage is expected, and cx.
tensive preparations are ii progress
for their reception. Delegates are
expectation all the Grand Divisions
in the United States, Novia Scotia and
New Brunswick, England, Ireland and
Scotland, and last though not least
from some Of tho Indian tribes in the
West. The occasion will be q very
interesting one and the opportunity OF
visiting such a body not soon again
presented in South. Corolina. The
friends Of the cause and the public will
bear it in mind.
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and there WAS much IN Tie article as well
as OFT OF II, which justified snch an opin.
Ion--h is too, in perfect keeping with the
ohnSc, the sHrcasm, the cpihhGiS aud The
S|H"'hr Of this your lm, article.
Read your article sir, and is it not,
perfectly plain to cycn your ~dis,cmprrcd
mind that you have not been cngapcl in
writing upon the necessity, the cxpctlicncy
or the propric,y Of having a new court
house in Clarendon, but in abisinr ana
V'siiying the Bar, and IN making unbound.
cd and ungeltlcmanIy charges. You be.
iicvc that none but our Lawyers 90 ayin
your court house" Who taught yol
that lesson ! wien heard you any of
them speak upon That subject {? Aha /.
Have You not betrayed yourself here D.
u" yo' suppose that many will believe
MGt to hC Lie sentiment of the man whose
name YOU have obtained TO cco.nppn
your article assure you, not mari.
And YOU believe the "Lnwycr< Cos agin
It because ii makes big .(ccS." Is that too
any more likely to be Mr.. B-'s
opinion! How many jtcS, much less biz,
fees, has he ever paid to our Bar ? And
why would the idea of "cyorblan, fees
arise i'll his mind No sir, it did no, orir.
mate here, an! i. contains Il c!largc for
which we ]1c1Hnl praof. Lei The eases Re
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News Items,

Tie is nc year, says Tie G"oHs:: ca
@2m, o! tie ~ year ~loyu>;S. an! the
u,c4Lcd ~v.siiont has made lis appearance
II Ike uppar par, ot this coanty, on Ihc
plantation Of .lnl5o Wm. lln,!y and IN
;AA. v~icinAy. .Aiso IN Sp!utdn@ NJ! 9th
cr.coun:ics.
\ hog said to wc;gi, ,h,r;een hundred
and thirteen pounds WAS tahcn through
l'u!aIo 90 Friday last on his wAy for cH-
iibitioH II Ncw York. THIS mousirou,
animal is described as three &c rs old, three
feet g g!lI !nrhes ign, and 'iinn feet .DI..
It was raised near Monroc, Mlchtgn.
To ]-j.l.ysl rr!lr oas denomination, wv
sec hr tic rc:..;ss tables, is HE Mr;ilIt.
Isl, which j, sci Lpwn n ~ I~.G5j.h1l.-
the nrXt a.n the Presbyterian, Wh,cl j.
ratc! at ::l!3jD.->o. T!.c /, i~cuppl,
which nnum.cr Of churches stands ;iih.
ranks ;hjr! Tor is cIurcH prupcrl h.!n"
i~c.;;nrlci at : il,3Gi.77n.
D"cycs sold in MN York lately a, $50
to $50 per ncad-Aycra-jng 500 per
head.
y penalty OF twenty ive dp.lars Is al
iariIci 10 each and every o!i"ace ui rcltiI-
irs -pirjrinus liquors, Oh sunday, IN the
cay vi Wilmington.
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BY

CoNrRovEEsy.-A newspaper warfare
is going on in Now Work, between Arch.
bishop Hughes, head Of the Roman Catho>
lie Church in this country, and Erastus
Brooks Of the Express. TO the present
time the Express man has rather got his
Holiness. The following is the conclud.
ing sentence Of his last article:
"I.et the Archbishop possess his soul
in patieuce: before the end he shall hear
not only of his dealings with the living +.
but with the dead, in whose disease and.
burial he profits. "-Dandriiye Herald.
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Special Notice,

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
the Mechanics Association, at the Town
Hall on Saturday night next, ut 8 o'clock
p. NJ. The members OF the Association
will, we hope, all be present; MS this Is
considered a good time to revive and bring
into life this most useful, as well us eff.
cient society.
A NUMBER OF MECHANICS.
May 23, 1858. ~ 1t
Wntchman copy one time
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To .BcffcrSOle.

Your aItiele has been received, and
although we doubt the expcLiency
of inserting it, yet We shall do So next
week An unavoidable press Of mat.
ter prevents III doing.s SO in this issue.
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One of The HocONVS,

This Communication, which our
friends of the Wuhhman were rcqucs
ted to copy, was left out Of that paper
by some oversight. 1t will appear
there this week.
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ccivcd ~ Boston by the ASA, from London,
which announces, that on the 10th, vet
another, or the 35ih asicroid, was discover
by DR.. Luther, at Blk, in Prussia, or
but l3 days after the 3l.h was first seen
at Paris by VI, Chacornac.
a correspondent writing from II uvana
the Sugar crop Of Cuba, from all
appearances, may bc short from 100000
TO 100000 boxes OF last years crop. 1t is
SAID by Intelligent planters that It will be
least one fifth off.
Tho Winnsboro Register under stands
that tho Board of Officers ordered by
General Aiken to try the validity Of the
contested election for Brigadicr Gcncrcl
Of the 9TH Brigade. South Carolina Militia,
will meet on the 7lh day Of June next, ut
10 o'clock a. III.
Onc of the largest d;siillcrics in Scot
land, the Lrith distiIlcry, where 100000
gallons Of wl,islcy used annually to be
made, has just been converted into u -four
mill.
The rcappcaraucc Of the cholera in ST.
Petersburg, and other parts Of Northern
Europe, letters from shipping merchants
in Liverpool say, vii! check immigr alton
to the United States this corninr summer
-shipowncrs refusing To crowd their YES
SrlS chn,,1 .Lc l;n,,, ,,,t, ~. 49,,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
RENWICK & SON,
At AGENTS. FORWARDING, STORAGE
q" hA hA Ann COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,


EsPECTFUIby call the att3ntion oitarm. sp .rs,sm.p
* pers and tho public generally to lhls "'Ne'"S'
Th"y will at all times be ready to store ah" shP
arr Inscription OF produce and merchand'ze' 10 ..
IA seu on commission, and trust. by prompt ann
80, To the interests of all who may l"''
them with their patronage to merit the puoiie &C III"
dence. a., ,,.-;,1 o,j .r
snacious building recently erected 10y M FAi -, e
s,cnstod as the Bazaar, TO which y aita'h'H eol'
lnns landing for steamboat NJ all stages n the nv"
ant ossasses advantages favorable TO the importer o.
5r,ar moi tho least &C &i}ch tStoat no draya Wal
b4 required from the warehouse /" ,'"s' a. -
pals 10 sho Warehouse. M"S y tead ~
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q. c. ALyORD.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0aN J0RDAN'S
. IOWA CLOTHING STORE.


LARGE and varied Is.oitpcDt O Mems anC
"A fSovss E-cady 'iudc SiOsr- ss. embtac
ig slt lue iifefeat.lHd approve sand made b.
200 wo men ont oitIe Oest mateTiSl.
Sfne. sl.dian and cOmnon, uaion. Beaver, Fell
oiEo,, Pe,efshau and Flushing, Ban2ups- Saeksant
oa(etot coats. Cloth, Dress and Ftock Coas of
colo ri Qualilies. Cloth Cashmere, S.tl
,let Vclyul aud Tweed Pantlioons. Silk, h?tIn, Va
NJ .ntia .Swalsdawn, Velvet. Plush. Clobh taSsire
sa,iue, lnp ole an, Single breasted Fes.S. Mopke.
jackets Drawers. UndoTshirts: Hosiery, spspen"e's
.Ursyass, aan,' Aercaefs Snf,-1oi"fs Stocks
riss Scars aehe ster and Seoti .apprcteG fateD
SaonIacr sea N Shitts. Umo as aftleies isua
Iy keot 10 -easie lsn's fufnstl'n >eofcs, hciHdm?
RoDe3 dc Cna mbf and Rase.e e}ts I'd orc coats
Also. a ,pIenll ssso tncnt o. uAcr. Gioths tassi-
neresanl S1st' a~s-aIi ofw ch Will De ~ De UP IC
orJe n sa4 bestm anncr- Wit P'Ump,ne al accom-
nadtsipa prices. aud coGpetent So,s. dch. This
l,lugrt the moptaiy recent ofshe latest
gashinHs 80 onatl &c 'tsteC to ae - may be re-
iednoa as oetHI ~ ,ae tsles Vie ~ siiose VINO de
.igeit Ai,manuer o. ltl.n We k,ru wo kot q gen.
eel mediI 70 promF Ftivp ended ors ae.eto ore.
ATS Ola new 70 ogotAer wan an oithe com
~ On Kind Consistently hgFd.
Grateful fc pastpa tonase thc "a Nscfihe iconhdenl
I & uopes TO mefita,ontinpsnce ottue same.
JOHN JORDAN.
yerchantrailorandC Ctothier, . Frontstreet, eppo
sitethe Steam Mills.
davenport. July I'd, ls55-w&d-tf.
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL |

<vOTattht Le Claire House, bptright oppositcto =
attic Store of tne we'll know Merchaut L ailor,
L. w. STElNBERG, On STREET,
,ra welIa ysoYted stock of ss cady- aade Got h /.
ing. HAS, Caps franks, Carpet bags, shir1s;Nra'
watts, &c, &c. ,,,,.
The undersigned is beginner and promises those
who will favor nm with their calls an honesland up
IN rires ,na Quality of-ood 81 am able to eompet'
with ny . sta blishm nj in this city.
please call and examine my goods n;inre you =
elsewhere. y, ,'' "e
Davenport .MaN -"uS-'
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LOTS 10 LEASE

LOTS TO LEASE
in Gurley's Subdivision of Russell > Land.
7 WILL lease for 10 Years. Lots on Brady, Main and
| Harrison streets, running ihroagh the whple Term;
beautifully situat Ell aud the 10 rates at
which they are now offered, will enable any one to
ret n henp home convenient to tbs business part Of
no cty Appiy 10 GEORGE h. NICkOLLS,
Corner Of Main and Second Streets.
Iuuc9g. iS5J-df
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
BROWN 4 MCDONALD

II avlFg crencd d their Tsilorins Fsssb,ishmer. -,
Grady street. bet I'd Il Sd Street a A nn,s ~
pc 'owa Beck Store. and virg ceiyed 49,.
na wsi' as orted stock of Ciotts, CONSISTING efcs.
,ng. satns, Velvets, &c.. g. feel =. rsSss seet'
their eSperierce In the business that they ear ~
dnce hIst class garment, and at rs resxcnsk"
Guy, would invite the inhabitants OF Dsyenpo,t ssS
Cutting done and warvap, a Tn an &c
made up. Allorders will receive n ro mni psSrsliy
scntoos ,es.s. SkoNN Mel ONALD.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17

houses and Lots Fer Sale
a n,o.san,i, UT of HOUSES. LOTS and vacanthsts,
or sane on aveIatle terns. AppIv 10 - rSs
o,,, JULIUS LYTANCE, WIN. HANyEN.
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wM. HANSEN
DR W. nj LINE,

TWg'r INSTRUMENTATION WWudra0 SeuWT0rsT THIs. by
II unys WOODWARD u HARRIS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

rypuEsabscribers are constantly making variety ot
: Printing aud Wrapping Papersat their Mtittn Mo
and viii pay Cash for any reasonable quantity o
rood clean cotton or linenrags. oUrtraVelinsIg~
a 20 Churchill Will call on the Merchants throug
and pay them IN cash or paper Tor lhri'
rags. WhhhLps ~ rEHpon.
Moline June Both, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
coPPEEsmIIa AND PLUMBER

COPPEEsmIla AND PLUMBER.
'CHK sabscriberis now prepared to do All kluos %
j Conner work P4umbinC, Roofing sc. also agen,
erul iobbing business of every description eonnette+
with the rin Copper and Sheet iron business. stove
Pipe, Sheet Zinc, Lead Pipe, sheet lead,
~. patbip, Tubs Pumps etc. etc: furnished at all
lines on the most reasonable terms and at shoriho
tiCc. l~ ana
work warranted. Old Iron, Copperand Lead wanted
and taken in exchange forwork. ,,,,.c
DaAenport, Api7, le55-dly J. bS.A9Hl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-17
lllolinr.
SEARS, WOOD & CO.

Bedstead Manufacturers, Lumber Merchants
and Dealers il Planed Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
rgNHE only blishmenii the W est where
/ SHERW WOoD'S CELEBRATED TURNlN &
ATHE is sea for turning PRIsaATIc FORMS; such
h-ereIs BaEasterS, Bed Posts, Tabte Legs, and)t x
work too various 10 enumerate, with the
.E3Hlaiers Of all into squares Of any Number or
tagts raaB suggest. Making the most perfect nd
beautiful work that fancy desire, and having he
tppearance of costly cured a7ork.
June II, Is54-trw-u