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Auonser Commission Merchant ton street. yss
burg Mississippi.
sw- Will sell MERCHANDISE PROPERTY Of all deserp.
lions consigned him. and Prompt Remance
Refsrgto
MeSsrs. JOHN WATT &c CO., os
aas 3py :. CUDDY, BROWN 8 CO. New orIeans.
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OF the country, which Congress has not had time
to attend to even to this day Not so with Kos
suth--he drank his wine ate pastes de foie
gras, and Congress instantly footed the bill
Do you esk the reason L answer widows and
children have no votes. The foreigners who
were to be conciliated by adulaton Of Kossuth.
had many Others will say it was not Kossuth
but his cause--that he had been battling for
freedom and they wished to mark their appre
citation of his efforts As tribute to the shirt
OF Liberty it might have been we'll enough II
we had not been so lamentably deficient in pay
ing that tribute to our own citizens.
When General Jackson had driven the British
army from New Orleans, and rescued the conn
try from one of the most terrible dangers witb
which 1T was ever threatened, he was arrested
in the very hour OF his triumph and heavily
fined for the rigorous discharge Of his duty; and
yet Congress permitted more than o quarter Of
century to roll away without aoknowledgir#
the wrong, or attempting to repairit. 4, He was
o Native Ameriean-there was no foreign SYM,
pathy in his behalf-no foreign voters toacon.
ciliate. When Gen Houston returned "a TIA
United States with the laurels of San Jacinfo
fresh upon his brow, bringing an empire III his
hands to lay at our feet. no Congressonalinyi-
tations celebrated his arrival No bills were
passed to pay his expenses. He was Native
American, and nothing was to be gained by
laudations Of his ehivalry and patriotism
When Gen, Scott had concluded one Of the most
wonderful campaigns ever recorded in history,
he was recalled almost in disgrace, and His
army, which he had found unframed militia,
and converted into veteran heroes, was trans
ferred to one of his subordinatesz Yet Congress
offered no word of sympathy. applied no balm
TO the wounded feelings of the matchless soldier.
HesWas Native American, and the voice Of
Conscience was mute. Had General Shields
received similar treatment howl wonld have
been raised from one end Of the continent 10 the
other, and half thetongues in Congress would
have grown weary lamenting his wrongs
With these facts before me, and all know
them to be facts, must be pardoned for main
tanning that there is danger from foreign inglu-s
enee, and the sooner it is boldly met ths better,
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BY AUTHORITY or THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
Southern Military Academy
L0TTERy-GRAND SCHEME FOR AUGUST

FIT sos Prires in alt amounting
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERsi
E1 TieEeiS s5i Halves ~ 90; aaaries "a 90. .=5
SAMUEL SWAN,
jyieh Agent and Manager, Montgo ~ Ais
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LLIgRs,s BEND sts.me, I1usa AZ bales cotton Ward,
eornsa,a AZ sasea
aT "a d. osksy III wtina1 Al do Duabar Geos d dc
Psyps 10 40 cay sfi. poyd-i Andre~ sfs
ra,ia. omit ma snnS,ias Il ~ bale. cotton,
" "a bbd, .rysr Iavys Ne
" r. IN TsAi.s a. 49,
g. Il Dss psnas dsoas 90 IN III I'M Past
suudiles Y 0osf. = ~. & .gl o. li,.5l e i. -
Mass ss nsw soh " Wsas IT,
snndries 10 otisr. Fs : 80
.Ioprr -. n y Carter sso do
80 "a y y - 1ss stapsps fjion
ho--order. Nh f'I-' : 49,
\ Steamer cTNieAe ~ ota 60 Ley Som,
nerEl % 90 Short dcoI6 do do eiS 40 40
% d. - sD aoe q * % &c
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We cannot but remark that this statement shows
greater increase in the general indebtedness Of
munity than we anticipated, though produce to the
amount of $5000000 has been prevented from reaching
market Undoubtedly if it had been received decrease
from last year would be shown instead of an increase
The contraction in business obligations has been so
great as expected 1t will DO observed that the line of
deposits receded lower than at any time within three
years the short loans 90 day paper due the banks
is now millions Of dollars above the period
in 1852 1t is conclusive that the business this fall will
commence with large amount of debt hanging over the
country although with average yield great
stapes Of cotton and sugar shall have with the heavy
receipts of Western produce all the requisites Of good
business: nevertheless, much very much will depend on
the condition of the interior water we'll as that
Of tie Mississippi
We have nothing from Northern cities to-day. From
the West we have the following Of the Louisville market
from the journal OF the gath ut. 1t appears cobna-
tons exist at this moment keep up the price Of Bread
stuifs. ge1a
The extreme heat of the weather forspart of the
week almost ncapacitatsd every for business and
hence but little done. The has also com
meoced when merchants seek relaxation and The
agficuituFs are busy at home housing and preparing
4 their crops.
IN regard the leading articles Of trade we may soy
that the stock Of baggng greatly reduced and price
wheat, owing to light receipts has advanced provision
continue very firm and tobacco is about the same al
pefOre, VILE very hlins ouslness by ccDlned action
dealers in the principal marts have been successful
keeping up theprice OF ell descriptions of breadstufs
and assist them in their schemes tbs Cincinnati Prize
Current has with estimate undertaking b,
for the present years crop. Those who remember tn
predictions Of that sheet last fall and winter regard tt
the hog product will know what dependence Is to b.
| placed in it.
We have had several refreshing showers within the las
few days. which have not only proved of great benefit
the crops, but slso cooled the atmosphere.
| The money market is easy; ~ = t,s5s,5.s 7...-
Eastern exchange is selling ct Il prem for souther
or New Orleans buying Of Il to Y per OF. discount
selling At par there il no demand and our quotations
nominal, Land Warrants I10 to 12H. The banks ar
discountng freely all the good paper offered.
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AVIS R'ELECTION.
-n-4N uertn dun Writ d. Election date du 8 de

ma Juliet sddrss EIesiiencs Il n Hebs,. oayer
de Eat Loassn qualities de IL PEress
vont par 10 present qans election tnue L.
LuND pechsh pour Juge de Deuseme Couf ds Da
Orleans fet de Etfap La vaeanee oea1tonnse
Vi Resignation do lEeporahle !. NJ lea -
10 audi dapr neu hspfss du atn
us1 hsures de aPre midi rsnt isnses
ct Or tera qi saron
ssS mar e outsi Connun Ia Nouvee ossns
10 jury Do Poise rout portion de Ia Paoss doans
la rive drotta heuye htkslhipp.
Election dsua eondus ties reoa par duplicate de-
ytoat ,cobtofmemsnta IA Id
HANDEv5LLE HARf9NY
. ftsk Sheriff da la PhiossS aps,
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-4IssM

HYRESH PEACHES, APPLES AND PEARS,
1a Charles street. nssr Lafayette Square, aad No. so
Gasp
Far1iies Steamboats, s1d Hotels.
fruits Shipped hestT psef In keeping condition.
Paftiss whaling will lind catalogues (gfs d
"a ~ i Fas'ss pa''oHlF' ~ CONRAD sTREEnER.
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MACKIsoN & MURPHY,

4 N0PPER, TIN AND sHEET-IRON WORK
~ ERS, BRASS FOUNDERS AND F1NIsHERs, and Manuae-
o. BIsehn5a sea Tns Clarifying and Evaporang
ftrers, Jnics Pane, and Steamboat
general No. 10 Falton between Common
Grayisy strests, New Orleans Va
~ All orders thankfully resolved PROMPTLY attended ic25
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CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. 9, 1855
Arrived to-day AZ Lake Beeyes and 100 Lake Calves
Market pretty fair with prices at stand There are no
Hogs in the Market =Feq#5s5-,-ssz #z,t,ta
.prrr.5=-sFE = z=7r5==
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49,
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. =. Sugar was firm with sales
of $50 hhds at 62106s for Fair to Fully Fair OF Mo-
asses 1873 bbls were sold at 24@254 for Fermenting
and 81 Reboiled at 2716e D gallon
FLOUR....The stock was light, and prices steady with
sales Of 1900 bbs including 765 superhne st. Louis in
lots at So co. $40 in lots also at So co. SO Ohio at the
los Fancy Tennessee at IS So 100 Extra Illinois at
SO 10. los private terms, and ~ at 90 25 "a bbl
was in fair requeet and 1000 sacks were
disposed Of including $50 Yellow Mixed s 200 at 81
0s5 $50 White at So, $50 at s and 100 choice from
store at e3+ " bushel OF Oats 800 sacks ST. Lonis
were taken in lots at 63 bushei Sales of 400 to 500
sacks Bran at s216N9s6& q 100 Ii. t5s-,# :
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork was still retailing at s1s 90
0slS % Of Bacon % casks Prime Sides sold at
9sst0lot % ID, and holders were asking shDsxs for
Prime Shoulders. Nothing of any moment was doing
in Lard.
BAaaIMG AND ROPE. Sales of rs bales India Baas
sing to arrive at cash. and SO pieces Kentucky and
40 coils, at 16 and So. S59
SPIRITS TURPENTISE... 200 bbls were disposed Of
in three lots at 3l0s2s gallon cash and short time
LARD OIL. Prime was selling in small lots at 1900
1885, v gallon. ~
COFFEE. Demand good with sales of 1900 bags Rio,
including $50 damaged (by auotion at average Of 49,
1I12 Fair at 1915 and 200 Prime Panama) at 11e
y Is.
POTATOES. Advanced, and about 700 bbls were sold
on the eyse, nearly al at So 90 v Dbl for Meshancks
WHISKY. We noticed only retail sales at 81 lOs5a
| for Rectifed and 400 q gallon for Dexters. ma
FREfeHTs. We heard OF no new engagement
u
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le49W o. WOLFF. IS Camp erect.
m EAIoVAL OF DIR. FEUCHTWANGFR,s

n D EMOVALf OF DIR" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a. Office 10 ss Hfajdn Lane, from pearreat
Undersigned method Of informing his city aud
country customers that continues supply
Phoesraph. fsO.sshniasa and
asaat Essences. Among the most I'M
Daguerreoype Chemicals eders Bromne both
Hypouphde Cyanide Potassium IL bottles Chic
Sslts Gold grain walls Ntfa Cyanide Silver
yials best pumbsgs and Rouge ana ID se.ias
Lime or polishing For the Pyroiaehnst beat Eaga
German Nitrate sIona, Bryla Strona and
Soda Chorate Potash Metals &C., suGh Patna Bsmuh Osle
zare md Nickel Asbestos Iedds and Bro
mde Ammonium Mdnss such Paper. Phpephous
Paste, Persian insect PosdeI Eqmigatng Pasties,
Specific Tnor1s ~ OILS and EaAenets
Pear Essences Of 81 Coix Ra Holland Gin Peach
Cherry md r Bandy; Of Monongahea and irish
Oil Cloves Pmsa!S ysnRs, ssm oranse
greet variety Rare Ghemica All sreas On ysIv
terms, sale BY Dr. LEWIS FEUiHTWANGER, IS
Maiden Lane. S84 5aspt518F#z 4t5Hst my3i II
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g. uUisIa ANA SAVINGS COMPANY, sorne,

~ UuiSlaNa SAVINGS COMP ANY, sorne,
Camp aed isays. sss.This lsi.aoe haa ossn qrsln
State and win Be opened for the Of eusnsza on
DAY, Tbs Sd instant. e
sstution all
provided the Charter that atafa assn
Dime VII. be received on deposit. .J8
For Money dspotsd interest the following have
tabGbed. n.
peposs than mouths nor
at the OF four per cent. psr annutn.
Deposits at tse rate OF ave per en
fsf --7.l. - -.
Money cali bHsus
be SLOWED. 8 reg
l4 Is5ss ....TRUsYEEs.... SN&s ~
VIM H. Garland, ". B. Bobbs, Deunis Crousn
fst Irwin, Jas ". Fnrsny, Jno. y Gseaeen,
Gao. IL, wrasou, fno. Coan4aa Jas. ~ fssad.
r. Z. no eitson, YIN. H. GARLAND President
Nsw0sIeAns, AususiI HI 1854. srs Is
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TOBACCO. We heard of sale of 100 hhds, but could
not learn the particulars.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
55s Corros-bales. TosAoco--hhia
Stock on hand .26,6Ts 23,712
Received since ..... I240,626 4s6iS
yesterday. I'LL 24l a3T 34s-4ses7
#l,26sl05 !27o9
exported to date. j ,243a52 62l07
yesterday....... 0O0-1,43s52 oOO4162 l07
Stock hand, not cleared D63 In fno
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS..

hrptT MoRNIsa, Aug. s, 1856.
COTTON. There was good demand yesterday after
the publication Of the Asas accounts and the sales EN-.
braeed about 1900 bales at firm prices. -
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Hoo CASKS choice Cincinnati Clear and

CABINET FUR 4 -
w NPfuRE wARERooMs. No. IT'S Magaziu ne -
street and II julia Of every variety
ase and good aud substantial nahner
Office Funare made repaired Hoiea Ship StraneIs ans
notice. SFEHa7t =EA # S4tg, y Z r. 49,
NJ B. Having taken the large brick ON julia street. near
leaving the city. s - Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03
GUNDRIEs-
GUNDRIEs- So,
~ 20 baskets Oh, quartz and pina tplagrialo
. vs. boxes BRAID Cherries,
~ do Ch4fty Brnudy, +
is do shailsd Antndr,
so do Lemon eyrpp. i
For sale by 5A.F.CoGHRkN HALL,

HoHN HALLER BROTHER, corner St.
81 Joseph chogpi:ous COPPER Tin AND SHEET
Ko WORKERS. do ali linda Of work IN their
line bnAnssa te a. pnttng Tn and Copper Sltisrs xa
city moderate with pIompoesa End dapatch Al kinds
Jo6bBg Repairing attended 70 with Dispatch By strict
patronage, 49,.
We Deg leave 10 refer following gentlemen: Messs
Wing, JamAon Mcintosh, Cook hoFehouse Robert
pgghe Church, Thomsa Murray, aaac Thaser, Caller,
nm Is Jewell jyiT SIN
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aELIABLE PROTECTION Ar SMALL COST

T.
Tt.oIJs Anps 90 TENS FpR EVEN HUNDREDS on THOU.
sANGs INstasD 81 The OUTLAY OF FETSFiSk pol-
u LIGHTHOUSES, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro.
dsafeua sf guarding from the raw
aga bugssr tcofs n9Dsy s1d 9taeI Ia
raTEST CONCRETE FiREPRdoF sEFss. sisa
style Of Iost, Ihe Key Of whh . - feai = lSi4
The Ore cseey arcis By h.sa any
ether kind Of BE- shown Y ne ilI 10
pirehaers whle espy prassftAss
strikilgy 70 eoss who may lsits CEN
She 3ncrste aad tue moss FopulAr .ates q cr a.
The will be undsfstood when y 70 kac~q
latter u rgoa
any nsae oft; aat ts former mss wtouset -
that the former il much mos e
The -1hscfibert prepared 10 demon
by experiments "a mono csn ghy shd VIII
80 Ts unvaryng dryness Concrete Sale win
commend the minds those who have sroaay y W
This important Jewgisre and deHsrs
hae delicate atefiay injured ~ the
always generated SAFES exposed 70 nre
The follow rs among
who will Wait address the undsrgnsd 70 hss - @
his old stand No. D. Magazine street, above q
I WEI %#' Wy Nkv On tKknss pill ", 1875,
Bridge you sg ncy Hae
The above named oaauietate saved all ~
Of TILED with oodeslwar the safe
put aad notwithstanding tas ease hen
TO witch ar nsilg taksn o tue niea whu sui
dc+ny tatout 40 the tonsas atnaog
about huadret dollars 10 bank pills foan 70 e
perfectly preserved Me and burglar preef qualities
hsgs confidence tina than other KIND q af sas VT
knsw Of Respectfully Yours T. n !" 4 cS .
stYep sah3es 70 osa
articles satieby fall " essss
@ and onsr but gat ~oen attacked ~ tut
Tie subscriber Safes shaAp
Iron Oh sta Powder Proof Bank and Store tiis aet Pant
| iyii and a. y ~ SIaa4ri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-03

tl. =5a 95sf .3a STATE OF LOUISIANA, L.
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New 0r'eanR.5
Be it retnenbeJsd that tbs i7 Of Juse, 1855 the
bsesibr Justice Of ihs Peace city aoretad per-
seuay appeared JoAa Pehsrton President
ar Of the Merchants INSURANCE. Mutual Copssy orsan
who being daily according to law dsposo y
above juai aud srus the
booka Of aid Company = Il n
e&$ H5N8 JOHN PEaiBERToN, Preeidsnl
A. scHREIBER, Secretary.
swom and subscribed before thin 18th day. Juse
7 ff3t'''-='' 5e-.'tf' 1'i.s CIV. JohTE
Second Justice Of the Pescs for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Directors have declared dividend Fifteen
Cent The premiums participating the pro6ts
ending slss MAJ 1885, for which scip will
co and after the ls' Of August 1856
.5s ~ !, JOHN PENBERToN, Prsadsnt.
A. scHREiBER, Secrstary..
t's DIRECTORS:
John Pembsrtou, 30. yigaaud, LA Braud, s.
Logan McEaght, III. Cudd5, VIM. yczsl,
O. Gsinard, Pterrs Pouz q. Milienberger,
B.P. VOORHEES,. r. Ma,pero. ieIsd
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NOTICE OF ELEUIIUN. ~ ~
NanRCFTANT IN Writ If Hiection bearing

UbUKSUANT TO WITH OF EIecViUI, ptHIIHg
9th day 81 July 1855 70 directed BY his EJECT
iouy H.bs 6eye.nar Of hs state Of Loaans tue assasa
vii MONDAY the I3 Of August 1850 for Judge o.
Second District Cou New oissn 70 M tha vacancy oeea
by The OF the Honorable j. N. Lea.
The Will opened The day atoys menioned from TIE
hour morning Until o'clock tie evening" az SUCH
aaa under Tie snd o. ne S9
Ciy oee and b. the Police Jury for that par OF the
Orleans the right bank Of the hiaAtsipp riye
and duplicate RETURNS made 20 the
usdeIsigped returning oniesr, according TO law.
Of thia issh Of Jul " 1885,
igs6d MANDAfliLE oiAhleNI, ehefn,
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CLOTHING.
Norris & Way,
GROCERIES.

s5s r. w. Adams,
s5fs' - s5ei E5z5s. ROC Err,
$3 Corner Of 'FRONT.' Common aud Fniton a:fssts-
~ constantly sfGFo
fssnae
STEAMBOAT ST0RES-spscias attention paid 70 ksepng at
tn. fniT ssock arfict@s rsa1red os9iy5
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SHIPPING INTELLIaENcE.
REoErprs az PRODUCE.

= CORPUS cHkrsrl--s.A. n.. Government .rs,,
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6suLLuM,s LAKE HOUsE.-The under

~ u Il. NORTH GULLOM, Attorneys at
n Law Professional business St. Landry
Avoyeea be entrusted 10 their oe oPELoU
SAS, La.
RayrRRscSscha ~. Waterman, hardware nehantc N. Oil
Esq D. Miller commission Chas. BIZ Singleton
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-TATOTICE.- The business heretofore conducted
uade the firm Of DAVID TAYLoa CO.. No. IS Gus
house sfest u pfetant Magazine TniA Day
ehsosed to TAYLOR RADDIe New Orleans and r RApDlN
10 7Ra,tnp DAVID TAYLOR 4 CO.,
sat i'm - per pro. WIN !. BROWN.
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TESNEssEEsborts Beat-Sooao Glars. slaves nnasser4th
TgNNrssEE-Bods. oassB 900 pis slave. to oder4h d.f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-08

iAiENDiSG the present season to increase the
sire and capacity ofour FIGURING Mil, we onerioI
,I.e sI.e our Engine with steam pipes. pumps, wafer
t.Pas, DC, &c. Also main shaft, spurrwheei, main
s,Nins wheels, pinons, mill sPindes, smut miiis,
&c, all in good running order, to be delivered .!
~ august next. Size Of Engine, IL inch Cylhder,4
10Y stroke. This machinery will be In constant OPP
naanoh until Ist July next. Any parties wishing 10
Tttehase can see the machinery ut work atany lime
,T"se u"se intending TO erect steam FIGURING Mi'i,
snl obtain great bargain in procuring the ABOVE
m%hhery, which Is all in good order, and takenout
.y ", because 10 wish to build ona larger scale.
sneh 81 .dwtf. BURROWS & PRETrfMAN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-08
FRANCIS JACOBY, JR's.,
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE

yJ>E subscriber invites the attention OF
the citizens of nayenportand surrounding country
to his Drug and Store Brady between Sec
ond and Third sts.
From his knowledge and experience in the business
he can those who may favor him, that they VIII
be furnished with Medicines ofthe best qualify pre-
pared with the strctest sRYe and at moderate prices.
Personal attention will be given 70 the compound
ing OF all Prescriptions.
He also keepsa goodassortment OF aerman, FIench
Rnpl,sh and American PerfumcIy, Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Combs, and General assortment OF Fancy
Articles.
psycnpor, Oct 18th, is3ld-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-08
coppERsm,rH AND PLUMBER.

THE subscribe is now prtraredto do all kinds OF
Copper work, Plumbing, Roofing, &c, also agen,,
eral obbing business of every description
with the Tin pper and Sheet Iron business. Stove
Pipe, Sheet Zine, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead sheetCop,
psr, Bathing Tubs, Pumps, etc., etc; furnished NJ az
times on the most reasonable terms ana ~ shoriho
tice. =,
House Gutter and Spouting made to order. Al
work warranted. Old Iron, Copperand Lead wanted
and taken in exchange for work.
Davenport, Api7 ,ls55-diy ). II. DuMoNl;
Perry 81. between Cd 4 Sd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-08
RED FLAG STORE!
SAMUEL PERRY.

rssa SAMUEL PERRY.
McrCha1afl n 11or,
TTAS on hand 4 ne and full assortment of French
I'LL and English Clothes, Cassmeres and Vestings
suitable for the season, which he will make up TO
measure on short notice and reasonablet terms.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
or all kinds for Spring aud Summer wear, which
will be sold MS cheap as the cheapest
FURNISHING GOODS.
good surply ofcyerything necessary for gentle
mans wardrobe. Spring style Of Hats.
Caps, Trunks, valices, &c.
P.S. Would invite those about TO purchase goods
in the above line to give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. One price only. No trouble to show
goods. Thankfulfo psstfayors hopesa continuance
Ofthe same SAMUEL FEkhf.
Davenport April Is 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-08
An Open Field ald Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

AT HousEL's, No. . LIE CLAIRE ROW.
T HAVE Just returned from New York with the
largest and best stock of fine Watches and JsweFy
ever before offered In this market. have gold
Watches from e20to e225. Silver do from oS to too.
Gold Chains from .. to SEQ. Kings Two bits 70
5000. Breast Pins from olto S6O.
would call particular attention 70 my stock Of L..
dies, which embraces full variety Of Plain,
Hunting and Enameled cases, and ! thiak can suii
the most fnstdious.
In short, my whole stock Of Clocks, Watches, Jew.
ery, Silver and Plated Is full and complete and
much larger than has been brought te this Das.
ket, and willss Wholesale retail ~ prices u 81
will defy alicompetition.
Repairing done as usual vt short notice.
Nov. 18th. lS.A
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-08
Jsux p. H. TALLMAS, CHARLEsro"HRs'
Poughkeepsie. N. Y. Davenport, iowa
TALLMAN POWERS,
Attorneys e. COunsellOrs At Law,
ts

and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
oRcc, south side of second street opposite LeClaire
Block over Wiiey's store.
ASDS bought and sold on Commission. Having
4 ,,isd an Office in Eastern New York, at point
from which j.. emigration may beeApecled during
,he present season, we have unusual advantages TO
dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
II Loapsnegotiated on Real iEstatesecurty.
-REFERENCES-
New York CITY, Poughkeepsie, MY.
Hon. John Van Buren,, Hon charles II Ruggies,
a. A. C. Flagg, I" Gilbert Deans
/" Charles O'Conor, sasser y Co.,
William + Hayemeyer, s. Benson Losing
Anthony J Bleeckcr, Proi; >. r.b, morse;
William Skidmore. Uuea,N.
Albany n ~ Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill Caayer a Porter Chicago, III.
Ho0ahoome King and i3oies r X. Swift and Co.. -
Erastus Corning y 4tts.. Miller and Fowler,
AnlIad wlf w .iR. Wood and Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-08
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
TEla J.JORDAN would announce to the citizens
PHy Davenport, and the public, that he has J, ened
- Ladies and Gentiemen's boot and shoe store a6-
tonng Burrows & Pretty yman's store, door above
the Iowa Clothing store, where he is prepared to
ufacture bo OTIS and shoes of all descriptions.
.5-te+ A LADIES BRANCH.
Fine silk lasting Caters, fancy and plain
Kossuth Boots; Enameled Patent Paris
Boots, Ties, Bronze Parde; Ark.
~ Jenny Linds; Jenny Liuds;
Buskns Polka Boots
large assortment of Ladies' and Misses Children .
Shoes, too numerousto mention.
Also a large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern hne French Boots; Congress
Caters, Monterey; jersey Ties;
Plain walking Shoes,
F MorOccO;-
And all kinds of heavy work, suitable for country,
we'll city custom all who want neat fl and easy
boot would do we'll to ea.t the Davenport Boet and
Shoe Store. Call and see. June 0, ,ls53-34H