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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21
T..c ei.enla.ian Of the Hood j. in.,ly c..eemca

the greatest ordination Divine Providence; by beating
engine the heart II is driven to all parts of the system giving
NFhr aud strength % tho complicated machinery Of man.
IN living Hood whether sleep wake, saies brskly
through the and softly through the
How that ii should be kept free from ali inquiry
and yet how ggent respecting this
to the enjoyment of perfect health Dera5ement iv-
Grand Ner1esil generally the primary and Jarnce
Indigestion, and a the harasrg feelings attending Dyspop-
STA which make lie burden result from II Suicide would
rapidly follow suicide if there No
sufer long if he is able obtain bottle of Hoohands
6rated German Bters prepared by DR. G. NJ Jackson ra
dcpha they rarely fail in efecting permanent sec
advertisement. l5.lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

MEssRs TooMps AND STEPHENS, Of Georgia
have sealed their Identification with tt g so called
democratic party, by participating in t. meeting
at MilledgeviIle. part of whose proce' 'dngs was
the adoption Of resolution to send del egates TO
the National Convention in Cincinnati to nominate
democratic candidate for the Pre- idea.y, They
g. 10 swell THAT immense band OF noosiLtrs md
r.Jcgales If whicrthe democratic party i so
largely compassionate upon when il favor Is 50
lavishly bestowed We once though them IN
capable of such ronldot,h hut have beco NJ too Ia
mar with the yrnaty Of politicians "a be star
tied by treacherl afflicted 10y deserti N. Let
them "a. The Cause of Constitutional al con-
servative government will not be less dea-i I" the
true men uf the country, froa their loss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

Funeral Nori

IN oarr9 county on Suaday' September 30 1855 JESSE
TAYLOR on wears Old Mr. T. The founder of tho
Lated Grays1n sulphur Springs in Carroll co Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

And the defendant by his Attorney asserting the
motion sad the plaintiff admitting that the Of s2N pay
able 10 him by the of the said writing has paid
considered by the Court that the said action b. dismiss
that the plaati against the defendant his b Liza
expended in the prosecution thereof exclusive Alto
neys fee. y copy-Tcste,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Notice connected with this Office have
sell otherwise dispose Of papers save TO dey
regular city subscribers No papers put into
hnir nos IS sion fnr other
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21
T. p. NAs.l's STOCK OF PIANOS now


One Louis lith pattern full ocaves double front with rich
ly carved scroll legs and mouldngs
Gne large heavy cd mouldncs ard leg c2fs
and sliding desk.
ne largc octayes beautiful carved front cusnens u4
sliding desk,
One large octaves round corners fancy d& sud candle
stands.
one large g. oetaves round corners double fronts
mGned tablet
One large 81 octayes round corners carved tablet &c
one large OF octavcs square corners banded tablet
One large % octaves fancy desk, &c
One large % octayes large round corner fancy DESK sc
One large 81 octaves small round corner carved tablets
81.
One large 81 octayes square flush fancy desk, &c
One large 81 ocavCs small round carved tablets az
One large 81 octaves, square corner sunk panel, &c
Two largetl ocaves square corner plain illuminated psi
one large o. octavrs large round candlesaRd'
Two "a octavrs square flush. fancy desks and stands
Nineteen large octaycs Pianos various patterns au
styles finish
AN the above instruments from the celebrated tl'o
81 John H. Durham, II. Worcester, a. SodaIt Grimm ~
Every Piano sold warranted and mps, give satisfaction
to the most asdous Prices OF the above ranging from g.
o 5000
PErEnSDI RIG, Noy 2l-1ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

TUE LONDON TINES intinatcs very strongly
that the rccrniing post for the british military
service were pstablishot in this country at the
suggestion of the Anne. can Minister. and the
New York Albion,n Britt b journal, asserts posi-
lively that what was dom by Mr.. CHAMPION in the
matter had the sanction of Mr.. Marcy. The
latter i, denied by the v ashngton Union and
the former seems Improbable but the denials of
the Washington Union ara not 'iways 10 be ,a-
ken as truth,nor need any s'nguiarltyin the dip
lumacy of the present admin tration excite our
increduiity. Nowadays, in eg;ud to the do
ings Of Democracy nil aamimci j. the only phi
losuphy that never mslead~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

KossurH Is Down on RoIANIsM,-and SO far,
Tor the present time, touches the American
string. The contordot recently concluded be-
tween the Roman See and the Emperor of Aus
ira is the object Of his atlack,-for, says he:
This concordat il evidently calculated to
transform the Austrian dominions Hungary by
the might of foreign inv aston included into do
main Of pHpal ambition; and the thirty-six mil
lions Of their inhabitants into as many instru-
mcnts of Jesuitism.
The Professionalism of hungary, he reasons, is
to be hushed and qnashed by it,-and he deems
it great aggressive step Of Rome.
While the Bishops of he Rornnn Church Che
goes on to say were Il few ,onths ago celebrating
at Rome on the dogma of of the immaculate CON
ccpiion. some of rs hay" cen informed that the
chief object of secret deliberations was nothing
less than the orGani2a ION Of an extensive plan "i
aggressive campaigns against Professionalism. and
that il i Francis Josenh of Austria upon whom
the Holy Assembly has e. cd for champion"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

Br. T.. H. virgins FasteIcss Liquid Cath
TIC OR FAMILY PHYsc-This is the best, cheapest,
most efficient Cathar;!c offered public 1t is
tastelcSS {hcrcby avoiding the nauseamg effect Pills
on SIENNA &C., and produces gripping other painful
Satons Unlike all other purgavcs searches to the bottom
Of the disease horoghy cleanscs the stomach aud leaves
bowels entirely free from No family should be
without it, Children drink readily and without forcing and
no medicine IS highly recommended by the medical fac
.ity.
Give 1t trial and then judge for yourselves
lolesale and retail DR. Wrigrs Principal Depot, 400
81 )auNAv Y Purcell, Ladd q Co.'S, Eicmnond Srother
& 2itcn,ads j. II. Thompson & Cos Iynehburg; and ut
fhc Tnctpal Drug stores throughout the
Di WrieF will pay ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
disco ~ smyture other than purely vegetable
Lqu Cathartc Vegetable Family pyse by analysis
chcmo II rf9eesS i-lV
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execute at short notice. every variety of Plain
ornamental BOOK aud JOB PRINTING at greatly re,i
Ices Our facilities for doing ne work ar. brf,, AN,
easch ny the receipt of the latest STYLES of Tvnes 3f
nus Ae tio the best foundries in tire North and W. nuis
seeiny inform our friends and the public generally ,ba,
tey can nave their orders for printing filled In The la -
ana at as low prices charged any other eat
Jobs printed in eoors in The fine st stv.e of the art a
Narranted to give satisfaction - " '"' aiH ana
CARDS CARDS Il CARDS!ll priotca an n go. :.
'Ns~p rats 9-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

! TIM INV BRITISH COMMANDER ~ THE ikiMtA
Lieutenant General Sir William codrinston Is
| now in his JOth year. lie Is the oldest snrNiy-
| ing son Of Admiral Sir Edward Codringion. the
victor of Navarino. lie entered the Coidstreain
Guard. in the year is2l. and was connected with
them for thirty three years wiihou, seeing any
war experience. yet he rose from rank 10 rank
until he became a.Maior Geaeral. in l55i, just
at the commencement .f tne war with Rus.
sa He went To the East an amateur but on
the return Of the Quart.rmasier General, Lord
De Ross. on account OF i'll health, Brigadier Gem
eral Arey was appointed TO succeed him. and
General Cadrington was appointed over Arey's
brigade. lie figured at Alma, Inkernann. aud
the last attack on the Rptian The latter was
commanded by him. If that De a fair specimen
of hi. generalshp, the change in the command of
the British forces can scarcely be regarded as an
Improvement. s. says the PHILADELPHIA Ga zet,c.
The ireuchant blade OF the Examiner got in a
mong the short ribs of Gen Pierce's organ the
9th r day. The Union had undertaken to read
Prince John Van Buren, out of the Democratic
party. whereupon the E1 aminer pitched into the
Union thus wise:
oof " HsninElp1 mon. itu3s bttn upitR
nothing else since tn, soft Shell Syracuse Com
yention of New York hot readRg its most init
mate and cherished friends out of the ranks of
the Democratic par y. 1t is Abraham, over a
gain, offering up lie ac "a a sacrifice when there
is accommodating am near by To volunteer in
place of the dearly beloved Think of the Union
newspaper denountDg the Softs whom it Dursed
in its bosom when they were stiff and cold for
want of comfort from the Democracy; whom it
sucked with pap he they were hungry as tcg
gors, whom it cloth cd with the best raiment of
the Custom House when they were naked one
of their undergone nd railroad negroes; and whom
it deluged with per pntual streams of audation
and praise when Il ev were sadly a,hirst for, tbs
kindly opinion of the National Democracy.
Well, all things IRE coming right agnin. We
read tho Sofrs out If the Democratic ranks two
years ago, aud have since bided,odr lime in the
best temper and the blnndest patience. Poor
Union it has al le It over To The side of the
Examiner, to ask pardon. Well, we could
pardon the robber of a hen-r"n-t. and of course
can pardon such :, p oor.fnrlurn deha sed. crouch
ing, whipped spa iiel as the Union
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

u ,Osf-trstcrdny, ON the street, or between INV
IL Market House and Judge Daniels Hill GOLD i'A
with four miniatures in the and gold chain and pen
attached The finder Will be suitably rewarded hs NA
the same this office, or at the Ware Rooms If
H. ). WHIT EMORE * bklh
20d:s lust below the Nouycl House
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

fresh saPpy receive and for sale by
lgts STROTHER & WHI1EIEAD
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WILLnAM Z. amsrmsnN. nanher a,
NATTREssEs: MATT.EssEs::--

:, E'iertoG Z. /. Mosby, Esd, Attorney ut Law Lyhr'
W NJ VI Blackfoid Esq. Cashier Exchange B!nH -,
Samurl Hnrris M Sons. bankers RaltiInorc. c 2ONA
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11
c0pPFPsMITE AVN PLUMBER


ss,HE sr,s,.rI,er is now prepared Ia do all k6s a.
ttanpsr work Ptunibing. Roofng. &c also tgci
sral iabbiu business of every description eonneetea
with the rn Copper ND Sheet iron busiIess. stove
prpe Sheet Zinc, lead Pipe. Sheet head. sheet tor
pr Bathing rubs. Pumps, etc, ete.; !urIisied 81 n
Times on the most roasunaole terms and al short no
tirc. -,
gtuse Cater and Spoutirg made 10 order. ~
work warra nted. Old Iron, Coppcrand Lead wanted
and taken in exchange for work.
Davenport, Apl1, iS55-diy j. DuMoAI,
Perry st betwecn2d and ~.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11
ga R I'D

TIE undersig ned haSiHf i'll ofcd OF his Interest in
tho grocery business on Front street to McssrS.
aU,auer& Aibtri. tai cs csihisCpPoriuhiiS oirrht!
los. has tGaLks hr Go ltfctaEe d" has Fre'''o'l -
sIs a. "a on u "A lac ircsoEl . HI
bautfst..E. ." RI
Htihl,Iap tis1,a b r,rsS Sts ~ ;tNrsar iraet"fl
1, .lu - ~ Sc t,e sribwih Mr hihacl is anttar q
=, 10 .,r,tad ra,v tnf ~ A lts aar u". 5Utn
: aW ;thaeut. -aH@l EefTt @i ~ HlL' tAt'
NoS2 81. iil.dIm s.s. ..a atf.9a# H.4E
- - -, q, ~. p = rr-l-r-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11

a GARD
illptp. skM'I. ". aAHgrry ". THOMPSON.
IA 'iEk. EsEU5E Ps0S a. co.,
=" lbl@3l>s De llsrs in Groceries.
'"''n - AND FORWARDING NERO HaNTS,
corner Perry aHd Second streets.
l,.+.r l2st. eaport. kosNa. tr- ..rA
i.r, 'F 'th sale az LaGiu & Smith sGaupowder--
'SsNtl IN aand aaf,, thousand III raand Cgees Ri
IA ~, I"Ae lnt Mining Powder which VIC will fur
a,g ltac'1rars Priecstothe trade, Powder sery-
- 7df lI--NstFw-lN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11

TNNR Rrfcg HrA Ste~c Wort. AZ SLAYN 1EEP y
$ bNREkS' Kin, Esst navcnpntt, 20 cents pel
4u.1sl. June II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11
RElg WICK & 30N,

Bazaar Landing,
D>VgNporr, Iowa
ESrECTFULLY call the attention % @trm. Ts ~
II, pers aud tho public goneray to TINS al e'1'se
mont.
Taey will at all times be ready TO store ana g.
,rv Is.erptlou of prolucs Aud merchandise, To 1rA
aud sell on commission, aua W"st, by prompt auc
strict attention the interests Of at VINO may HN'
thsm with the patronage to mont The pAoiio CO!
dBnce. ...4. ..., fl-.;
The business viii be conducted ayh carried ora .'e
.rncinuS Luilalgs rcctuty tIartad bS Ar Em y q
.anatgd as the iia,aar, Il Hht 10 attached CON '
diaus landing for steamboats, NJ all stages 4" the rNr
and possesses advantages Nyorahle r. mo impor' ~
ni,, the lpasi Of which - that Ha drayaga VII
Ia rsTiraA rao'n the War2haHra 30 boats q f.
tstS, W,rahnrSe May ., le1t 3.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11
!.
BROWN \ EcDCEAID

Iar'r ren their T.nori, F.t.L,is shm.,
hrads Street, bel. a,s q Sd trtat a.a,. ha ~
me o": htsh st.re. AID ,nu,r &c yea. Ia,se
Aia NSh Us oied slut ~ Iotfs Ger rsisins ~ IN
-; "'shtise SShtet, TM,t xeIs vcst-
We, s"eis, NelNtis. Sc. 4 Itel e,t fa., nom
h - Wiclse u III. tnsirt thai ifry ear pro.
9 ntSt 'tass eatn tIt. ~ q ~ !, asoI able
l'rite rs aEA oih-r 1iit.rn. F,s.lii.fr nm iha
E eall iiN1lssihe inlu5iss hts oi ayenI ort aud
Ahhihs a'fe ana wetrntJ u 10 ft IL rroreYlv
made ri. AlordeTsN " i'll receive yru MI sicn iic n
Sort aed pF5 dr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11
FRANCIS JACoBY, JR's.,
HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL TART
IhG. PAPER HANGING. etc

iEu, FSrca hh
tEh JAMES uONNELL d JOHN NJ. DUNN.
...E HAVING assoc lated thcHscNts
s--s~<zl- together for the purI ose OF carrA'
81 ing the Business OF uOCSI.
N~s7zfSE st SIGN ORNAMENTAL Al PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING and GLAZING. WHliEN
ING and WALL COE0RING ,on Perry street, bet"eei
"a tad32 Streets.
Would most respectfully announce tothcirtr.Gnds
md the pa bi. sauerali that they are pare "eN'
aeuta Painting in either Eead Zinc atthe low
sibie prices aud in the very best syle Their Tong eN
lcricncc in the above Business warrants theinth cN
curing their patrons full lsatisactiohtn al! "oii uat
may be entrusted To them.
PrLicu n-ivent TO estimating on any ruh-
ic rly ate Buildings Persons wishing any 81 the
tbsye TX done would do well to give tli' all be
ore ettiu- their work. lny aisolreiartd !" OK
ecuta }IHHers, LaHiselp pes, Masonic and Ode fnh"w ;
Aproas, Decorating and Gidingin snPefiorstH ieand
Oh lhp mpSt reasonable terms. Paints OF all coiors
Prepared aud ready oruse. Glass oi all sizes, putty
Turrgl 1874 DoNNELI.& DENN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11
garowarf.
CHILD a. BAKER 1e (
I RE opening the largest and best selecte'
N sIoek Of 2 #tsYF NNf 9s8h
FOREIGN AID DOMESTIC HARDWARE,

4 RE opening the largest and best selecte'
| IN sIoeko re- MeF4 All s8h
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
At HIdreth's old stand o Second IT,, third door
OF Brady, ever oHcredin wen which they are .
Lormined 10 seilcheaperf prasDt piy ~ thaa
oLaer house sastor west. ID ~
Constant dlitions viii be made Of an the latest AND
most useful Improvement nts In, agricultural uachcs
loois, Se. Ne wllfalso seepln connection iuiias
sorted sipck Of Iron, steel, Glass, OIL. Paats, Bagg!
aud seat springs, Wagon Boxes, isles, Black saiith'
bellows, AnyiIs, Vices, cee: ESP 59itbE esq.
.H5 CIRCULAR AND OTHER MILL SAWS.
Davenport. A pi 18th. ts54-stew ---z--z----s--s--
Ron Of all description for sale low by
1 DAVENPORT & LIE CLAIRE.
E3LUW STEEL from >. inch 10 IA inches VIDE FOR
! sale by rbAVKNfokI * Ii CLAIRE.
yNAS1 STEEl1fur tools from inch to = in. sqaare;
" also dat bars by DAVENPORT d LIZ CLAIRE
HOOP IRON ali sizes; also Sheet Iron by
IL DAVENPORT ~ lie CLAIRE.
DLUCk TIN, block q nk aud Coke, \ Autinioly, Tor
ID sale by DAVENPORT d LIZ CLAIRE
7, Etf7o WIS aud s,rith-.ee,s for sal. low ey--
Nj us ,SpiKesana ahkhing Nuis,aH sizes for sale
~ by DAVENPORT LIZ CLAIRE.
yViSR0W CHA OF all sizes, very low by
W. 81 aDAVENPoRr y IJi CLAIRE
SyalrFlEAppsr snd s.; isa snail aa4 large
W keg@ By pAVENPosfes Lk ctalRE
YlNK PAINT, snow white; very ane. for hni.hng,
-LE- Eaa4zlg Il a lagalese i G4l41.e- ! ~ -
JsAEK SGREWS. CI q p Screws Drills. Grow bars,
- Pieks.serYlow by DAVENPORT &LECLAiRK.
& PRlSGs, Axles, Nuts and WasAcfs Wrough,
DAVENPORT Gle CLAIRE.
D0RrABlE FORCES. Anvils, Vices, Horse Shoes.
] and sifec Nails at pAVENP0RF& & LIZ. CLAIRE
NAILS I8| ri 7HHsaD
TIFsTFece Iarre slDply Of Fence, Spike, Fin
y shing and other Nails, for sale eaeqph h.
July 9Th, 1854 CHlLDN BAKER.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11
Doots' I 'alnlIo Shoes. :.
STAND FROM UNDER!
EOOIS Il Nd r,SIIDESIas

u am now prepareaior the & il and winter trade
With from ~ tG TO 5GtDB pairs Of Boots and Shoes
eomirisiig one sof tAer most extensive stocks
brought 10 tiis marke made up solely for hstrad
during the last three months. under tie personal su
perrisien oi an exlcrienced work Al those
persons in want Of good Boots. good Shoes, good
CATERS, slippers aiid last fhough'netleas n
GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will do well tocat!i on the sI-critef 9"+ @tt -
Ftne Ladies' slpreIsg 0ni. twenty-five cents per
pam Gents nc Boots. 81 80 and all other goods in
prolortion. Ion'i all rush at once afltFff-G E%a
One door east of Burrows d Prcttyman's store,
Front street. Davenport, Iowa. JAS JORDAN.
l. Sept 20. lr5J d stf2t6a asHsGK asfk ~ Il 3Ul
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11
slloIiaf.
Ezr s4ARs, WooB q co., E8la
3slsteaa Manufacturers. Lumaer Merchant
and Dealers in Planed Flooring,
MOLINE PAPER HILLS.

eyrlE subscribers are constantly making varietyoi
1 Printing aud Wrapping Papersat their Mliin Mo-
line and Will pay ash Gor any saablc qHantty ~
good clean cotton linen rags, QHFravelngi az suit.
20 Chgreliill viii eall 1h the Merchants through
central ow; and pay them in cash paper for their
rags. NHhEGotk N W tGkhuS-
Moline, Juuc aGtlt, 1854. 81 ss8-s
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+ As oeeh renewed from Brstiy - Se.o,I 81
al 10 ueors East Of Brady. here Hr sl.ii n r,s
I'm 'yl 'ait eh al ho sh good article. in III 49,.
ed her, hs Itis TIC most ten llet. .ss,
" ners peiere. Great pains IN &c nIease sssf
,nssp. hand Collars. Brides sl,sre r.,a..
~ auffy-' ohnbs. II! -Neits 81 evcry iir1 ~
'hS tl,hssason; Lesiher Fly Nett, alse. A'aa u
sadItes IN abundance. Whips fro. Is
Aifwnrl wa,ds. Sadaies fren' $6,It to assoc.
Ah"ofk k"arraEtedteb bc NE reeonmrndsd.
Dsvapn,,, q. w. RARNEs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
HORSES. So

JQHS ManoNAEiL. Veterinary surgeon. frem
81 Rochester, N. .hegs respectfully to inform The
ubiicta he has located Ia nay enrert whe he zen
be consulted all hours and all diseases THAI The
horse sGh hiert Ia. Amer going through thorough
course OF study fer the PC iehsloi rid hasihg many
wears good prgctire ON glthas OF diseYse. and fsn
produce i.uod csius rfals a.y fher All West
otNew York rs. y hsllN,e ssx ihsi he WI tsyto
hipa. - Lars. "a as8JA Fl.s 80 u s@SANs
Untii further notice he can be fourd at Psykexk q
Srcaging'~ st4 bit, on Secui a 50 @@*R sft ~
" b. Guarantee Reeipes sold TO an. pessen living
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11

's9 - MI CiGARA! Gll.A RN!!T
NEW CIGAR STORE. ~
NJ. II. HEIDENHElMER.
lhIoRTER AND EANufacrURYR a.
havana and Domestic Cjgars, chevirs r., So.
and SNUFF,
IA street. doors East Of Eradv.
r,p. DayeDPOrI, Iewr.Ts -
u iBeine eohhcciea with an Eastern Hcp.. -.
enabled 10 sell atessterf prices. r'|p
also on handa u stock of GRocYRl,s Epr,,. 49,
Move inbe 7 ]. lsS4. irdt -. Asite,eWe
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-11
IOWA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,

#5 sos kEC)fStTI<. IONA. 1890.
This home company Is nov prctarrdl' faEe rlsks
nu The safer Ilsses OF propertl thc .HatHat Pf3R.
and on me Ca.h PJan far rash Prcmi#R atf@tes as
re,,solabIe ..s t,ose q apl reliable eomlah:'
-#t,g- 81 piRECTORs. = atE etF
O n. parry. JOHN Mc .luTc, r. II. Varrigor.
t. " Rankin, Geo. b. Smith, r. 2. Ford
Il. :. Ctsel, :. y. billings. VIZ. iarner,
L G,.stlof r.. Wig arsbam. as
yEE## E OFFICERS: H &H
c. II PaRgq, President. H. II. Harrison, Treasurer.
!. ". Ranbin N.Presfit ". I. Tuner, Sccreiar!
Os'ipc III WiiAcrwaN's Blogk-oNcr Dawson q
Co's, Boot aud Sh9e Stare, Grady ST.
}. r, LANE, Agcrt-
Soy e.,lf Davenport. In~a.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-02

THE eighth aanua erohun of auyiand Institute f The
tremoon o. ,he Mrshanse afss will BE- opened IN BALTIMORE
Maryland on TUESDAY I'd OF October Goods Viii be- recflSed
Tor eHhion and competition September zlh
Dud Tor exhibition merely late lisa Of October.
The % she snseaucs artists, and
hs community generally, = respectfully The Immediate
preparation Of articles for display
Arrangement have been made Institute with rail-
road ard transportation M III.
their lines ane baltimore Of contributions elhi-
biiins
1 ride heg IN aynf specimens 10
paTlmrni OF - hae rs o~hsd ~ p1nss holding Them
merchandise "a
ilnbodyng cspaons and Rnaaeeent- ard blank
other information, had
apply lie actnary Of the Institute John e.
Seiby.
CoIm,ioa vsnsAnt Thos swapa, w. Ahahsns, Thomas
> cse, George d. Rodgers, O. II. Benuy, w r. Smith, T. J.
Lorssnse, Thomas Tnume
Snpsrinirnde nt--tOhn y. Meredith.
Sep 2-eOd5t Intel. aud
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-02
LOCAL N L W g.

DEATH OF THE Hon. Wm. CRAScH.-The members OF the
bar the circuit aud criminal courts Of the Dis
of Columbia the county of Washington will be
Fencd in the morning, at III O'clock
for the purpose Of making attend the fune
raj of the late VIM Cranc chief judge of the circuit court
of the District of Columbia who departed this life at five
o'clock on Saturday evening last.
The end Camden and Amboy railroad tragedy s not
yet We learn from the Star that the bodies of Capt Boyce
and daughter have been brought Georgetown and deo
TIED 10 the vault Oak Hill Cemetery While the persons
having bodies in charge their way hter, they
received 1t said the melancholy intelligence that Mrs
Boyce died after they left Burlington with the remains of tho
abcve-naned members of The family.
meeting of the citizens of Alexandria is called be
held at SareptG Hall the 10th instant the purpose
appointing delegates the convention of the friends OF
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad to be held in
Winchester on the 10th of October.
society bearing the title Of St. Andrews Society Of
Washington was organized in this city during the last
month and following gentlemen elected officers for the
ensuing year
John Smith, presidents Frederick d. Stuart
urer; James McWiIlam secretary; Charles Sword, James
Henderson, James Anderson, James Batcben, W r. Smith,
and A. .. McEarlan, managers.
We learn that the passenger of the Orange and
Alexandria railroad month Of August Si3 900
being of 81 500 upon the receipts Of the
month last year.
Hon. w. A. Richardson and family, of Illinois, among
the guests at Browns Hotel.
During past there hes been large increase in
the travel on the Washington branch raroadhe evening
trains bringing many four hundred passengers.