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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-26

ACUEIoUs PHYSIOLOGICAL FAcr.-A French
officer while making a reconnaissance near
Scvastopol, was Knocked down by the wind
of cannon ball and the shock was so severe
MS to cause a paralysis of his tongue, 80 that
he could neither move it or speak. Obtaining
leave of absence,'hc returned to Marseilles
and placed himself Under electrical treatment.
After few shocks he could move his tongue
with more facility, and at length, after an un-
usually powerful shock, his speech was re.
stored and he was fully recovered.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-26

q ~ The Bank Commissioners of NewIeT-
sey have just issued their annual Hpset--
They state that twenty four banks mall have
been. established under the general law: that
len of these are in operation. eleven hayc
given notice Of winding up, two have been
stopped by injunction, and one has been pro-
eecded against. The circulation issued I'M
der the general law has been eonsi icrably
less than S30oo,OoO, the limit fixed. No
loss has been sustained by note holders in tho
winding up of the banks. None Of the banks
have failed, but stopped voluntarily or under
injunction-in the latter case for non compli-
ance with the law
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-26

NEw ADvERTIsEMEETs-At Attention is di,
rceted 20 tbs New Advertisements in today's
paper. .....f ...... .....,...7 ..t
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-26

The ATTITUDE OF RUssA.-Thc New
Bedford Mercury publishes letter from
Henry Evans, a highly respectable citizen of
that place, dated st. Petersburg, November
lst., in which the writer says:
"All the troops that have been quartercd
in this city, Riga, Rcvel, and along the coast
of Finland, are now in full march for the
Crimea and the Austrian frontier. The Rus
sian army now in the Crimea is about 10000
strong, and am told that il will be increased
to 100000 by the LIST of January. All the
arscnals and fopndries belonging to the Gov
ernmcnt, rs well us all The private foundrieJ
and machine shops, are in full operation day
and night, manufacturing large cannon, small
arms, maline steam engines, &c; in fact, the
minds of the Russians are engrosscd in the
war; they think of nothing else, talk of meth.
ing else. They are aroused, and determined
to prosecute the war TO the full extent of
their resources, with all their energy. No
doubt but the Allies will find more forni.
dable foe than they anticipated, but they
will not yield until they accomplish their Oh.
iect.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-26

! A CASE OF MooEsrY,-A newspaper pub
Usher going on collecting expedition, and
leaving his accounts at home for fear Of Civ
ing offence to his patrons.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-26

esY- A dispatch from Boston, dated the
10Th inst, says; .... ....5
"The members of the House held a caucus
this afternoon, and nominated Henry Wilson,
Of Natick, for U. ;. Senator, to I'LL the vacan.
cy occasi"ncd by the resignation of Hon.
Edward Everett. ID is thought the Senate
will nominate and adhere to Alfred 3. Ely,
and hence a speedy election is not sure. The
House ballot on Tuesday" .un
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-26
ns,z- Mr. perkins ihn .nn nf !, nnn,lDm.n

.5B- Mr.. Perkins, the son of n gentleman
who some years ago Invented and exhibited
in London steam gun, has published,
through the papers, the following offer =
81 am prepared TO undertake to supply the
government with steam gun capable Of
throwing ball Ola ton Weight 4 distance Of
five miles. II such gun were fixed in Brun-
els large ship of 10000 tons, venture to
say that Sevastopol would be destroyed with
out losing n man.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-26

~ The cheapest kind of a horse is so,o-
horse. 1t supports itself and good deal of
fuel. Besides, it amt dangerous to children,
and never runs away. . ....
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-26

.-sf- The owners of the Bank of Chatta.
nooga are taking measures 10 erect new
Banking House.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-26

nj bay. ...... .H #...r.
How AFFAIRS STAND IN PRUssrA.-Tt is
confidently stated that the entire Berlin
camarila are so utterly under Russian control
that no communication can be made to the
Prussian court which is not immediately
transmitted to st. Petcrsburgh. The London
Times states, that 10 snch lengths has this
trcachcry been carried, that "when General
BONN, az Minister of War, had prepared n
scheme of military operations for the Prus.
sian army on the eastern frontier of the King.
dom, with view to the possibility of fu-
ture war with Russia, this secret paper, of
which only three copies were in existence,
was conveyed to the Emperor of Russia; and
the person who committed this act Of treason
against his country was either great officer
of State, or member Of the Kings own
family" .....
1LLIYoIs SENAToR.-The Alton Telegraph,
Of the 18th inst, gives this insight into
Senatorial calculations at Springfield, lIli-
nois: .......
Shields is now regarded as entirely out of
the question, aud Col. Bssell is the avowcd
candidate for the Ncbraskaiics 1t is conf
dcntialy whispered that Col. Bissel has,
within the last few days, transmitted letter
hitherward, urging vigorously the claims of
Gen. Shields, but in case OF an emergency,
submitting his own name 10 the disposal of
his friends. The arrangement has acted like
II charm.
The Know NoTmSG.-Jewelt and Com
pany, of Boston, have struck n golden nail on
the head in publishing book so entitled. 1t
is story without preface, introduction, table
of contents, page or chapter headings, or any,
thing to indicate its character or subject cx.
cept the ominous "Know Nothing" Large
editions, ono after another, viii probably dis
appear without Nnybody's knowledge
~ The owners of the Bank of Chatta.
nooga are taking measures 10 erect n new
Banking House.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-26
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

HALIFAX, y. s, Jan. Is.
Additional by he Cdaadd.-The London
Times advocates the immediate removal Of
Lord Raglan from his command in the Cri-
mea, on the ground Of incompetency. 1t also
bitterly assails the Ministry, and says that
Lord Dalhousr, the present Governor Of
India, is the only right person for Secretary
of War.
In the Vienna Conference, on the 2Sih ult.,
the Representative of England, France and
Austria agreed upon and drew up an inter-
probation of the four points. The Austrian
Minister then carried the document TO the
Russian Minister, Prince GortsclraSoi, who
was in company with The Prussiau Ambassa-
dor. When asked whether he was prepared
to accept the Interpretation without reserve
or modification, the Prince replied that his
instructions were only to treat on the basis
Of the four points, but he should like to have
delay of fortnight in order to communi-
/ cate with the Gar, which was granted to him.
The terms are reported to be neither hard or
humiliating to Russia, and the Russian inter-
probation Of the four points is said to differ
little from that given to them by the Allies
The siege works of the Allies at Scbasto-
pol were advancing to completion, and rein
forcements were arriving. General Canrobcrt
writes that he is now able to take the often
siye and make good his losses. The army,
also. was full of confidence. Scarcely night
passed without an attack being made on the
/ French lines. The French works extend to
the bottom of Quarantine Bay, but the Rus
SLAMS iercely contested every inch Of ground
before that point was gained. ... f..l fo.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-26

Know NOTHING CAsDIDATE FOR THE NEXT
PREsiDsScT.-A Kao.y Nothing eorresPor-
dent writes from Hamburg, Pa, to the y. Y.
Herald, that the party in that State are in IA
vor of nominating George Law, Of n. York,
for the Presidency.
A Washington correspondent of the same
paper says:
The Presidential movements have began tn
show themselves in the federal city. The
Know Nothings in town have held several
serrrt meetings, and sections of the old po-
litical parties are in motion, preparing for the
extraordinary contest that is to take place in
1856. i-i N.t ..
The leading movement is made by the
Know No,hings. They have met in several
places to talk over the prospects of the new
marty. and concert measures to bring out Sam
Houston as their cundidat'. Among the
leaders in this movement now here is Thomas
Shankiand, who is a delegate from your city.
Mr.. :. is the well known special and Jealous
friend of Gen. Houston Ii Is thought that
the chances of the Texan statesman are SUI
pcrior to those of his competitors; and IN
derstand that amongothers who support Gen.
Houston's Claims is Geo. Law, capitalist and
contractor, of New York. 1t is said that he
will furnish capital TO any amount to carry on
the operations OF the campaign; and il is fur
therasserted on good authority, that Mr.. Law,
like a thoroughly educated financial operator,
has already paid down the first jnstalment-
This is deemed very important by the know
ing ones, and is having lis eff ct.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17

LADIES', COLLEGE.

this Circular 70 the public the Propr
eor wishes 10 inform the that the Ladies' Coi'rGc
will open for the reception Of studentst me 20 day u
May ne 1t, in all its various departments.
Our arrangementsfor thorough courseoi ihsHuc
ton in the various departments OF the college, are
annie and ON scale 10 meet the demands ofthe nge
and spirit ofthe times
Weaim to give mo practical, thorough and com
plete course Of studies than Of our schools Tor
younc ladies. Yea, more, We mean 10 take the lead
in the business offcmae education.
Thecourse OF studies will be varied TO sun the CIR
noes and Intelle etuai capacity ofthe pupil
Tu,ion in the Primary Department, - ~ per lr
do $50 usual course, W "
Lanruages and higher English branches,s 10 "
NorF. Mo ertra chargcsin the Normsior
Teachers department.
Music on Piano, Meiodeon, Guitarand . :,
Harp, Slo w " = ~ !. 4.
Landscape Paintirgin Oil. 500
Monochromauc Crayoh and Pencil - . a.
Drawing, sc leach, w
Pa pier Machr and Orna AM ntai Leather
Workbench, W "
Embroidery OYnam q tal Needle Work,
~e., & :, mall their variety, each, 90 ="
Diplomas WILDE given to those who COM
pete thorough course in either ofthe
departments.
Boa I'd with furnished rooms Including
washing, lights. fuel, stationery. a., ~ 90 = =
IL the pH nil shes her own room. etc, =. " ~
All payments to be made in advance.
Those wishing to secure rooms or dcsks nsday schoi
~ mu,, nnnly soos T. n. COD DING,
Proprietor aud Superintendent.
M y. T. Z 4 ]. G CoDn,,.. Principals.
Davenport, mex IS, 'S5-dwtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EN&1KE -

THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlanti
eitir. With III. Western North~estcrn, ard Souihwes
tern States, by a continuous Railway direct. I'M,
road also connects At Pitisbnrg with daiiy isne o.
steamers 10 Nil ports on tn. Nsrthw estern Lakes; ma
kine the most direct, cheapest ana reliable rasf by
which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and FROM ths
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh;
First CIass.. Boots, Shoes. hry -. = ,0olb
Goods On boyes) Furs, Fe Tiers SCI
Second Class..Books Il >tatiop-)
cry, Dry Goods i'm boNesl. HARDY 6oc. lee 10
ware Leather, ', GOT. &c
Third Cha ~ss.tnvi Ragging,t scs A. 100 b
Bacon. Pork lin bult Hemp, &c.
Fourth ClasS..Cofee. Fish. BAT soe . leu Id
con 81 Pork tpnek ed arN & Lard oiii
IrTsln shipping Goods from any point EAST o. fsha
dclphia he particaiarto marx paek age ria Psn"sgt
rssia Raiirsa6.- All Goods consigned 20 the Ngent
81 this Road at Philadelphia Pttsburg, viii be for
" rded without detention. M,
Fsx,cur Avrsrs.-Moses Potter, Boston: L. Fl
lott n. York; Il ] Sneeder, philadelphia; Nagra~
& Rooms Baltimore; Geo. C. Franciscus fittsonrg
Sprfrmanc Brown u, Cincinnati, ohia: } ;. Moore
head Louisville, Ky; X. G.. Medium, Madison
Ind Ratclir & Co. 81. Louis, No., J. 5. MITCHELL
Son. Evansville. Indiana
n. III. HOUSTON, Gssercf Frsis At -7g'ft Fh'fa
II j. LOMBAEsT, SsPt. .sitee#a, Pa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17
Rate, between philaaelphia and Pitt,turgh.
PENNsYLvaNuA RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains. between Phiiaaelphia
and Pi,lshury. TIKI MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves Fhiis depths for Pittsbure al u a. ~, AND
Pittsburr for philadelphia al a. N. me rasi
LINE LEAVES Philadelphia at NJ. and Pitsbaft
for Pal ateiphis at p Nj. THE NIGHT EMPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phiade,p hia for Pittsburgh u Ii, r
NJ, and Plltsnurrfor Philadelphia al 10 + NJ
The above lines Pittsburg with the Kali
roads 10 GRd f-o,s 81 Louis, NO.: Alton, Ga'ens AMI
ChiesgoIi.; Fraukfsrt, Lsxingioi- and Lonissiiie
XIV: Terre HaHte Dayton. Springfield. beiietabune
ssnaassy Toledo. Clev Gland, Columbus GAINESVILLE
Massii,nn and Wooster Ohio: also. with the Steam
Packet Rcsts from and 10 NV osLxAss, ST. LOUIS
Lo-rsvritE and ctSsissATi.
Through Tickets be had 10 or from either o. the
above places.
Farnlrtaer particulars see HsHd-btisa sat the diner.
emf starting points Passengers from the West
will fnd this The shortest and most expeditions
route 10 PailaIel hia, baltimore, View YORK, or Dos
ton. -,
THos. MOORE. As'r. Passenger LINES, Phita
NESKIGks. df't. Passenger Lsass, Puts
PhilsdeIt.bia Feb sth. 1855 d-ly.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

The undersigned has openeda Generaii nieiligenee
anita, an Kinds Of Rem, and Personal Property for sale
II for rent. the names Of ali Servants VINO wish tot
places in families tn the city, also the names OF
Mechanics nd other seeking employ n,ehs
40 that those TO are in search of Houses, Lands r
wants. d cannot fail OF immediate success IN obtain
my either b, call ng my ef!ec. Charges hodetase,
receive promIi attention ,xpp,p,n
No Commercial Buildings.
Der teft-dIy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17
Nailroao.
1875. 1855.
CHICAGO 3 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
A ~


spring ArrnnEemcns..
AN and atter Monday April Ssh, and unttsfurtaer no.
J ticc trains " i'll leave Rock Island asfoi,ows;
lat Passenger train al, 70 - y
arriving alChioagca at, -
"a Passenger Trains at W
Arriving al Chieagoat 80 =
~ rrsiyh, train with Cd class cars at Is A
Trains arriving at Rock Island.
"a, Passenger trim, At s 81 A
81 do do S 3oPM
Al Freight, with Cd class cars at, 1000
All trains this road are In direct connection A.
Chicago with trains ov both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r. r. TO aud from Detroit, To-
iedo, Ciesc'and Columbus. Cincinnati. Pittsburgh,
punkiyk. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Albany, New
York, philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
to whieh places tick be procured OF . s. SlE-
VEINS, Tict ct agt., X. Depot, X. I.
Passengers reminded of the necessity OF giving
distinct directions as the destination % their bag
gage also procure tickets before taxing he,r seats
In the cars MS the collect only TO sta
tons on the live the Chicago and Rock Island NAH
road JOHN 4. EENkY snpt.
WI WHITMAN, Asst Sapf. West'n Division
Rock Island, April lin, is5S
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17
ALFREDsJ J.. JANS0N,
Proprietor Of the
RApInS MILLS. LIE CLAIRE,

w as,or,ment of l.un be r., Lnth * Shin.
yles of every yariet, OF size Tor bnndbg Purposes
Is 40 hurl ood for cabinet work aud mae hlpery
Being al the head Of the rapids, he can noiah select
eiogs OF be quality and in hlinitsd quantity 50
ms 70 the Mill. every week ia Me year
re can therefore be niicd on shoft hoee ~ an.
time. =.
lie also furnishes lumber OF fai sizes and at the
lowest casa price.
Feb, d, ly5S- DIFF.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17
BOOK BIypERY,
Blank Book aud Paper Box Mandatory

NO. 4 coMMERt,i IL BUILDING
wy MILLER book Binder al Davenport, begs
w leave to inform the ciitznns 81 Davenport "o.N
ling NnyhiIe AID rs prepared IA do al se ~ofN
in hi sIlna as Paper Railing aud Bank BOOK Manniae-
r., In, Also ali sorts ii Binding; manufactures all
.n,, ot pan.r gaxes Frames and Nsrntshc~ aafsand
pictures DC He also does Paper Hangisg nj tiic
lowest prices.
Blank Book for general use, band MAJ ana fA'"fh
81 I,uxesconsinntiy on hand. - 5000,
May IL. is5t-trw-u W. hohLhn'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17
Groceries.
FAMILY GROCERY.


yl>HEsaoscrieer has opened stock Of Groeeriest In
his house on Perry between Second and Third SIS,
which he will 10 be OF the very best quality
and which ss viii sell low IS can be purchased
elsswhe
CIGARS.
choice lot ofcgarsjas, received and for sale low
en-. PECK.
Davenport, Decasd, lssa-df
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.
XEEare nov prepared 10 supply families with me
W following articles. which We warrant to give
satisfaction AZ Various kinds Of go
Ms,a..e., SOAPS, Gsafsctoncry,
Nuts, Flavoriug Extracts,
Ord, Fruit md G arden Seeds.
Prs,,d Cocoa, Pslv'a salsratus,
G. Tartar, Ysast Powder,
sc. Soda, Sal Soda,
NatmeRs, Mace,
Wnols and Allspice,
Groanacinaanen, Pepper Ginger,
Pickles. rerpersaurs,
Tomato Xstshup, Vinegar,
| Nu..ard, Rice,
Table and Dairy cisrcn, currsnts,
Salt. Raisins, figs,
shaker Preserves, Lemon syrup,
Sage. Na:arcni, Picked Trout,
vermicelN, White Fish,
Nsckerel. Cod Fish,
Smoked Herring, Sperm, Star and
whale & Lard oil, Tsliow Candles,
Lard, Beesway. Spermaceti. Indigo. Pig Sine, tSP'
perss Blue Sitriol, Alan, Sstpere, Bornx, Starch.
kosin. Bed Cords, Clothes and Pillow Lines, Flour,
Corn Meal, Wooden and Stcs Wsre. Nails, Ne, sc.
| HAWKES. 4 DAY.
Apfea,,s SIS 'FRONT.' 81, "a door east of Main.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17
VHoLEsALI ANp RErAIL.

WHOLE8AI4k AND RETAIL,
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
cf goods Of all descriptions, In common consisting
Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
G. AT. L. Il Kanawha salt Hardware,
xcts and Mil Saws. Iron, all kinda, Steel assorted,
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
Woodenware, Live geese feathers, Pitch q Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskats, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuns, DC,
viii n will be sold at small advance for Cab. As
int nd keeping every thing 10 common use, persons
ing several arcles obtain them Front Street
attts Brick Store opposite the Mills, Davenport Iowa
une .. 1880. J. NJ. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17
INSURANCE.
F1Rz AND xARINE

Nav 4, City lns1rAuce company
Hydg 9sglCE Ma. WALL ST, n. Y.
ma Ascu 5sssss 30. 6 IL CLAIRE slscx, DAvssroar'
cArtrAs vs"usv"'
This ,,ompaay arxxnis Ell under The lawsotN tei IN
M. a.t,h.shei B-anch o1sse al Davenport and VIII
ss.ue pu,iriss aysiass loss or damage by rire 90
m@alliu n ) a Scs, W are b ouoess stores
and MercAaAlSse.
,.,-.r,ax g;sxs IN The nos, fsvorabieterns
!. 80 "a .-4r-y.,. Sssv ID. s. ysaes. Prsst.
ALEy W Moo REGOR,
-, a, ,s,a Geni. %g,nt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17
xi.saari 3.ate xu.ual Fire, Hari"e Insur Aass
comnsny Of St. Louis.

rApgTaL ana. 900 and constantly increasing
: E...,r s. N Edgeil.
s@''' n w. Alexander, Is. Wy,n rs
N.,-sre ~ A. January, z. II. re =.
p,lis.s lssasi sr, 10 DAYS 10 sx years. ana VIC "
.,-.s ,srtiss,sie in ,as whole psodts
Fsr sasor aasion enquire cfths anasrIHSWsen EAR
a. Da~ene5-t 49, -,
tslv easa. f@%a --t-y-iy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17

rae western NassacAusests insuf .nee Somps
Pi.ssasld, Mass.
Cash Capital,
bef<salee Seaas Pi,tsaeid, Mass
!. ,,aa aoo Aeaaiyed Capital eioa, %
oScs i "a y 2 s :. MY KosS Isisad, Ills.
os..sr W 4 4 sreIa. Rai ding
SS.1,,i saar IN HoaTR, Agent,
yaa tS-dtf eANS"P'' = -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17
B. & W. KELLY,
4 RETAIL GRcCERS
Dry Goods. Quccnsware, Hardware,
Boots and shoes, Hats and Caps &C:

WHOLESALE a. RETAIL GKcCEtS
LAND rEAlkRs IN
Dry Goods. QuccRsware. Hardware,
Boots and shoes, Hats and Caps &C:
rl>oG ETHER with a thousand direrent articles too
i nas.,s roas to mention.
Ne have on hand ans will be constant! receiving
arss $50 4 In the above Iie the opening af
spriRs. large stock of Groceries particular
IN reeaIa mend; which will be sold al the Lowest
Wholesale or Retail NarketPrices.-
&c uarshe sc n o Sugar: 10 boxes Soap,
20 belserus'd & elar - gar: Bale Rope.sI sizes;
e sses, nssartea Coee: camt,hine ard spirit Gas;
s5e anshe,s dried apples; Glass OF all sizes;
IN In -hels naired Peaches Task cts in variety;
400 bois bhis d Casks Tar, pitch and Resin
r. Orleans Sugar haase Raisins. Guryants, Rice and
and syrup Molasses: Spices in variety;
ibis sap Golden Syrup: Paints. dry and Ground'
IN chests and ehs SITS Y Cedar and Pine Churns;
Hyso- Im,rrialapd n = Wash Tubs and Buckets;
li.h Teas 4a.t ois--Iard. Laseed. Tan
90 sdies assorted Tes. for mere. >perm and Els-
Is nisyss-: phan,'soils-
30 his bb.s whitc fsh and large assortment Of
Lake Trnst: QReensware;
; Rove< prime Cod Fish, 9fe tels Lake Salt:
80 Kegs Nsiis asserted; IS sacks Cd Alum >1ii'
70 for. = a RED Herring, Oysters and Ssriines.
80 do besf Hvooms. large assortment Of TO-
sehoxes Mould Candies; baccas direct from the
iebexes star Candies; NanuiactGrer;
Corner of Frcnt St and Ferry Landing.
:. Bbl. ST Louissyrsp Moissses reed on con.isn-
Norss va -'i1 - j. NJ. nALzEIL & BRO.
GROCERIES
.y-HoIEsALE ard RETAIL. tor-ale BY
w Nors n DaIzELL & Rio.
soAP-eo Boxes Palm Soap in store and for sole by
y oet2s DALZELL & BRO.
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
THE sasseriber Ia. opened aisrge ard choice as
! sortaent q Family Gfoeesics, Al the "cHEek-
Erred STORE
From, s., nearly opposite the Kills,
q fss doors Aeies Bsrre~s a PrssigasH's.
Where shall aigays haze hand full supply o.
all such articles Is every family needs. viz:
n. Sugar Fish All kinds;
Clarified - Bacon Hams aud Shoulders
Crushed ss Picked Pork. Lad;
S and n. o. Mol; Choice Flour;
Syrup: Corn Meal;
tohee aud Teas; Pniatacs;
Pepper and Spice; Dried Frnit;
Nails and Glass; Wooden Ware;
STONE Ware White Lead
OIL and TaFpcptine; Soap and Candies, Starch;
nd MANY other artiel-stoo to mention, all
which will be sold for ready pay, Ell the lowest pri
IwiH.'.o purchase all kind. OF conrtry Produce
Butter Eggs Peufsry. Wheat. Corn, Oats. etc. etc.
Nsy ss-dtf DAVID A. BURROWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-17
Chicago aud Mississippi Railroad.

Chicago ana Misslssippl daiiroaa'
G0W EZiSS5IS.sSIEszs
.lAssENGERs for Bloom ngtou, Springfield. Alton
ard ST. Louis, will bad the roats via La Sale to be
she SpeedieSt now row open 10 the public, and not
.uastd To the usual DELAYS Of the River. By taking
The CHICAGO d ROCK ISLAND RAILROADS. La
salle.the ILL sols CESTgAL RAiLhoAptoBi bloom
ingtoD, and The =,
20 Alton and ST. Louis fsssengersare taken through
without delay in 10 Hours.
Thu route to 81, Louis via Mississippi Riyerts THREE
Huspsrp MiLrs and time FORTY FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made at Bloomington with Peoria. Pestn ana VI
bxna al Springfield with Bardstowp, Petersburg ana
Havana; at Virden with Waveriy; al Cafinvtlie wit
Hlsbo.o. Van Bafenstsurg. FaDdalia and Salem; ai
Brighton with Greenfield and scoItvie: and AT Alton
with Jerseyyille. Carroslson. Edwsrdsyie Highland
and Carlyle The trains also connect Sprinhed with
the Great Western Railroad for Decatur, ferrs-Haute
Jack sonyiiie and Naples.
Messengers arriving ST ST Louis, will connect with
Steamers for the Missouri Ohio and Tennessee Riv-
ers. and also with Steamers for Memphis, sieksburg,
hatcher, and New orleans.
DPPassenger Trains leave Bloomington 81 A. n.
and 30 ~, the arrival Of the Trains from he
North.
TPEskeis con be procured of A. F. LANGLEY,
Agent al La Sails for any poin, on the Chicago Mis-
sissippi Rail Road.
E. HEALING, srprC & MIR.
June 9Th. ls5sIy