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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-31
J. MOORE,
TOBACCONIST, WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Corner Of Cherry and Cedar Streets,

WOULD announce to my friends and the public gen.
Il orally, that prepared to furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles per less than any other in
the city, for cash. purchase for caeh that save from
ten to twenty-five per cent the following articles:
Meerschsum Pipes, warranted GENUINE;
Dutch Pipes-hrgest stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes, large variety;
Suufs-Rappee MaccOboy, Scotch, CARROTS, Rooms,
dc.
Smoking Tobacco of all kinds
Chewing do Langhorne & ArmisteadS Diadem
Twist, Fig Leaf, Dill's, &c. &c.
Also just received superior article OF Ale for sale by
the barrel.
have on hand lot of superior Havana Cigars, whole
sale and RETAIL Country dealers will do well to call,
can furnish them with every thing in the business.
anil
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"lICu VIC diC 'VfEt'etHt WIN ultimately Deldh tucu
J A Stewart, R S Warren,
Theodore Herman, Richard Crunk,
A Moore, Daniel Corkran,
James Austin, James Stewart
James Short. John Winton
Zscari oh Bell James McGuiar,
John Lowell Thomas Austin,
w w Beason, Sam Austin,
Thomas Wright, W D Hunter,
Jacob Shaub. A Leek,
>R E Reynolds, Harper,
Wash Draper, David Bradley,
Thomas Gossett, James Bell.
John McAdams Hczekiah Tribbe,
James / Mitchell Chris Wooda,
John L Beason, James Payne,
J E Cook, N Short,
Edward Ponds, Andrew McGlothln,
James NJ Roreyr james Wright,
Joseph McGiothling, Gray Stringer,
Granville MzGiothling1 VIM W Ray
Cooper Richmond Falln,
ii Z GotIer, II w Holman,
J W ChisE, d Howell,
] McGsier TT Williams
A McGlCGhlin " W Foster
Thomas Williams, r Dunn,
w Chism, James Mllikeu,
w w Neguiar Solomon Payue
John Megnisr w McClannahan,
s Blain James Dinnin,
3 Edwards James Granger,
i Campbell James II Murphy,
B. S. Williams John Murphy,
James Williams, VIM Ragsdae,
B Smith, James Rsgsdale,
Carter Roberts, S II Beatty
James N Meguiar, Woodali
Bennett Caudl, Asa Cummings,
Leroy Hughlett VIM NJ Harris,
Martin Hester, N McGlotnln,
P L McClannahau: James N Johnson,
S w Roberts, { Fulgrum,
John Ponds, S Fulgrum,
A G Caudill, Jacob BeasoD,
] H Featherstozs A 6 Crofton,
H Kelly, Granger,
James " Bradley, Rhemy Wright,
George NJ Tyree Long,
Charles White, X Walls,
James Groves, J A Nimms,
Robert Payne, Thoma. d Caldwell,
Isaac Ellis Benz Baird,
Solomon Greene, James Bunton
James House, James McGlothlin, sr,
lanes A Easley J B McGlothln, jr.,
John May berry, John Austin,
'ameS Garrett John Clark,
-- Clark, VIM Gotier
Hosea Peden, f White
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NEW BOOKS.


AT AUCTION
Staple, Fancy, Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS O &C.
A. J. DUNCAN & 90.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY A THURSDAY,
JUNE 18TH, 18TH. AND 18TH
's 4 AqsSn S On TuE sR s
entirely NEW SPRING GOODS, Of Foreign and Doms,tie
the the Spring and Summer Trade which will be sold be
i'''' anu "'- FOREIGN GOODS.
Black and Fancy Colored Cloths OF French English and
German manufacture; Black and Fancy Cssmeres Of all
st Ens %ns aad PH.d
Black and Fancy Column slks Satin de chenes Plorense
Stocks Of entirely new style PONCE and sii
Ribbons large and handsome of enrely
styles Babcoeks importation Of hsnus Tsnsta Cas-, and
Of styles bright coors French Lawns and Jaco,
nets. orgsndiss rilsnss and bersgss French Plaid cha
French Bereges plain and fancy coo Green, and
Brown Bereges French, Scotch and Engsh Plaid, Striped
French snd English Fancy Plain Pius French and
English Oil Prints Of all widths and Qualities French and
ed Irish Linen shs.tns; Pillow Case Linen Blue, yellow
Of Superior qualities Of all eoiors Irish French and
Linen Handkerchefs, Shirt Fronts Irish
French Linen, Cotton and Silk Threads Buttons and Trim
mngs Of the greatest variety French and English White
Goods Embroideries Laces Gloves Hosiery, e French
Gloves and Ms of styles Suspendsrs Port NoRass,
Needles Pound and Paper Pack Pins &c. &c. sltogether
embracing the largest Of Foreign Goods
had the pleasure OF Offering.
STAPLE AND FANCY AMERICAN GOODS.
Alien, Demmills, Briggs Sprague and Wsshn gon Fancy
Prints Black Red, Green, Blue and Orange, Yellow and
Damssk Prints Furniture Prints, Domestic nghams, Man
chester do Pennsylvana do 300 Bales Brown Sheetpg
Shifting, Drilling, Osnsburgs l24 Ia I04 Brown Sheet
ing Bleached Domestics Of all qualities and widths
Reached Drings, Black and Coored Cambres, Silesiss
Vest Padding, Canvas Padding Cottonsdes of all qualities,
Plain, Striped and Plaid Blue Denins and Drlngs Union
Linens BOok-fod and A Nsnkins and Linens Silk and
Wooen Tweed,, All-Wool Tweeds, Andelusizn Merino
Cloth article; Black and COlored Csshmerets and
Fancy Satnetts; Baskils Linen of unique styles,
Whittentou Csssimeres Striped satne Cadet Mixed Cot
Parasoi all sizes and variety Fans every variety
Bonnets and Bonnet Flowers, &c.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Pioneer Mills, Robertson Couhty, Tennessee.
Sumner Spinning and Manufacturing Company, sumner
County, Tennessee.
Mount Verd Mills, Athens, Tennessee.
Sylvan Mills Shcbyville, Bedford Coun,y, Tennessee.
Augusta Manufacturing Company, Georgia
Macon Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
Rasswell Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
The above comprises OF the leading articles Of .hs
Stock in store, which will be sold freely
Sale commencing ct O'Clock.
Terms liberal. A. J. DUNCAN & co.
FUTURE SALES FOR 1855.
JULY. 10, I9. INOVRNBRE.Ials
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IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.

James s. Harris and Charles Palmer David VI. lance
ct ais
ON mstion and it appearing to the Clerk and Master that
" David W. Hance nonresident of this State it is
therefore ordered that order of publication DO made in
the Onion and american for 80 days requiring the said
David W. Hhnce appear at the Court House the
Of Carthage the I'd Monday in August nezt then and
there to plead demur to Compliments BILL and
in default there said bill will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing ee- parte as to him.
may29-lm A. MOORE. c. & NJ
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DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS /.

DlSORDERS OF THE BOhE ELS!
MO Medicine that has introduced into this
~ ton Of the CounrY has been found valuable the
GREPENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.
Thousands Of bottles have been sold of late years in this
Sate and has been found every to give instant
relief in all cases Of
Dysentery and Diarrhea the PremOnitory Stages
-a OF Cholera, Bloody FluH,
Grpings Pain in the Stomach Bowels. and all nciden
tai complaints from eating unripe rui crude Vege Abes,
change Of water, &c.
that almost every family IN the State with
complete uSed by the Board OF Health IN
New York and also at ST. Petersburg, IN Russia, in the
Cholera HOSPITALS when other remedies had failed and is
universally admitted TO be the best and most reliable med
This Medicine warranted and should it fail 10
circumstance yet known-the money will be- in all
cases, refunded
TIE value of this Medicine and the confidence which the
public poses in IT has induced the subscriber TO have IL
left for sale at all Drug Stores throughout the Stale Prizes
per bottle so cents ALEX. MACKENZIE
HOUSE FOR RENT.
CITUATED near the Franklin College i've miles O.
y from Nashville, large and neatly furnished Iii
Dwelling House, containing SIX rooms, together win
all the necessary out buildings This residence contains
II of land with in front OF the house wen
in shrubbery and dOwe in vegetable gar
den set with fruit trees and the remaining portion IN
grass For further particulars apply to FALL CUNNING
HAM, the Proprietor at Franklin College p,~xrvc
may23-wlm A. D. Ea-,- -
r AIDES ITALIAN CLOTH CATERS, plain ToesJ
IL Best Curacao Md 90 g..
Pump do
Fine Buskins;
Paris Ties;
Gu, !" White " s sIggsF''
Chllarsnsd hs RIMAGE & CHURCH.
DuSr ss''' AZ College Street.
ODErs LAdys Book for June aa 1ii afs',si skG
may2s "A's' S"s''
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NIOLASSES.-20O bbls Choice Molasses-to arrive
WI per steamer E. Howard, which left New Orleans
mills GORDON co.
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S 10000
NEW DRUG STORE.

LII
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, ~
u No. % Cherry st.. doors from corner Union, -
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded at
rB Philip Schiefiin, Hsines Co.'s Extra Powders al.
ways on hand.
LIAR DYES.-Just received, Bachelors, Phaion's
II and italian Hair Dyes. For sale low BY
mhS1 DEMOYILLE BELL.
UOILET BOTTLES.-Chinaa ne Glass Toilet Bot
Il ties and China Flower Vases just received and for
sale by mh2l DEMOy1LLE BELL.
II UBIN,S EXTRACTS.-Jusi received, large lot
mhsi DEMovILLE BELL
IVORY TOOTH BRUsHEs.-Just received.
large lot of fine English Tooth Brushes Hair and Sha
wing Brushes in great variety. For sale by
DEM0VILLE q BELL,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
mhs1 No. 26 Cherry Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
sNITHLAND, PADUCAH, LOUISVILLE & ST. LOUIS.
Tuesday and Friday Morning Packet.
rE>HE light drsugnt and fast running {7z22@ d
i Steamer CUBA, Capt Jas. W. MLLs, es55trs=1VESsS
has been purchased expressly for this trade, =
and will leave for the above and all intermediate landings
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 10 o'clock, A NJ.
Meeting st Psducah with the ST. Louis and Louisville u s.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
mayo H.H H1 naRRIs6iN, Agents
ELAV RING EXTRA C T s.
Il Extract Lemon, Extract Humegs,
Orange, Pine Apple,
Vanilla. 4" Peach
Received and for sale BY A. STRETCH. Wholesale
and Retail Druggist cOrnerCOllege and Union sts my?0
LINE TOILET WATERS
i Amber Lavender Yerbeua Water,
Lavender Water, Cologne do
Bay Rum, Mliheur do
Florida Water, Rose 10,
Aromatic Vinegar, Orange Floxer Water
Just received and for sale in assorted sized bottles at
msy2G STRkTCll'S DRUG STORE
LIME SOAPS
Z AmbrOsiaI Shaving Cream, Nymph Soap.
Rose do, Italian Medcated Soap,
Almond do Superior Honey do
old Brown Windsor DO o,,n and balls ais,
Barber's Block: together with the most lavore kinds
mayo - " ~ STRETCHES DRUG STORE.
(NOOPER'S ISINGLASS.-A large lot Of CoOper's
~ Refined lsinglass also Sparkling Gelatin in assorted
i ap2f -'-Ns''' ''''e'''' -'1 ~ '~-' A. STRETCH.
MANNY'S IMPROVED PATENT REAPING
AND MOVING MACHIN Els.
EOR sale BY the undersigned who is sce agent for the
feb4.~sm. B. F. CHEATHAM
NASHVILLE Tenn. February 1855.
We the undersigned having used the last season. Man
nys Combined Reaping and Moving Machine, purchased
from Col T. f. Cheaham take pleasure in testifyng its
usefulness and etc ncy great labor Savng machine,
and from experience testify TO its capacity 10 reap
from 10 to Is per day, and that it will cut
cleaner and leave grain and hay better condition. than
when cut BY hand and take pleasure recommending
ito the wheat and hay growers of Tennessee machine
calculated to give universal satisfaction as combined
Reaper and Mower.
Dr. JOHN SHELBY,
Gen. W. G. HARDING,
HIRAM VAUGHAN : CT Davidson
| VIM D0NELSON
J. A. PAYNE,
JOHN NJ HENLEY, !
" Harry SMITH. of Sumner
| mhl6 JOHN BRANHAM
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FUTURE SALES FOR 1855.
JULY.........l7, I6, I9 INoyRMBRR.....l3,l II, Is.
AUGUST.........H, S, 10. DBCENBER......H.I 2, ID
OCTOBER.-.....l6, II, IL. A. J. d. Il
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC SALE.
ON Saturday the I'd June next at the caurt house in
" Nashville, at ~ O'Clock, Will sell that valuable
property formerly occupied bv Cen Armstrong The lot
fronts 10 feet Cherry street. and back 100 feet
sey and includes the comfortable dwelling occupied
by X q. Gardner This lot is of the most valuable
the city, This portion of the city will seen be occupied by
RETAIL fancy and dry goods stores and four handsome
be erected this lot
TERNs-Onehird cash balance in one, two and three
years. for notes satisfactorily secured payable il bank
bearing interest, and lien retained.
Mr.. Gardner on the premises, will show the lot 10 all
who wish to examine it. LISDSLEI & CROCKETT
E. K. Glascock, Auctioneer. mavzD
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FOR SALE.


who wish to examine il. LINDSLEY q CROCKETT.
T. X. Glaseock, Auctioneer. mavzD
FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE Brick Dwelling with rooms kitchen,
near the corner Of Cherry Mulberry streets The lot
fronts about 23 feet Cherry and back upwards
of $50 feet to College street
ALSO-A2 story Brick and Frame Dwelling, with
rooms kitchen, DC, fronting oterton street, near the
handsome residence of W. N Bilbo Esq The lot fronts
ss1< feet by lO7 deep J.L& r. ". BROWN,
may25-lOd 4475 Cherry Street
A GREAT BARGAIN.
Durable lot in Edge6eld- inccsed with good fence,
"A and fronting 25 feet Sycamore street. and
ming back 2lo feet to an alley Sycamore street runs par
which about half of its intrinsic value If You wish
to avail yourself of this undoubed bargain call Immediate
lyon jill r. w. BROWN,
May 2s-1w Az Cherry st
r ONGWORTH's CATAWBA VINES
II us boxes Sparkling Catawba;
rs do Dry do;
so do Caiawba Brandy;
1000 gallons Dry Catawba-the cheapest and bes.
Dinner Wine nsed.
Just received and for sale by 5. H. LOOMS & co,
myl9 Sole Agents. ~ Public Square, Nashville
IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE p
Elizabeth Hughes Virginia Hughes and others Robert
Marley and his wife, Virginia Marley and others
ON motion, and it appearing to tho CLERK and MASTER
~ that Robert Marley and wife, Virginia are non,resi-
dents Of this State Therefore Ordied that order OF
publication be made for 80 days in the tog and Anie
cIn requiring the sad Marley and wife 10 appear at the
Court House. IN the town OF CARNAGE, on te "a onCay IN
August then and there plead answer demur TO
compliments BILL and in deant thereof said bill will
be take for confessed and set for hearing parts
them. may99-lm A. MOORE, G. u.
IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.
MAY RULES 1855.
Harrison Fsagans and Burr Feagans Mahudl Feagans
l and others
HN motion, and IT appearing to the Clerk and Master,
that Mabuda Feagans is non-resident of this State
therefore ordered that publication be made days
in the Union and 4nericaa requiring the said Mahudl
Feagans appeal at the Court Rouse the Of Car
thage the I'd Monday in August next then and there
10 plead, demur to eouipainants BILL and in
default thereof the will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing ss Parte as to her.
nay29-1m A. MOORE, C.. &M
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p Dr. JOHN SHELBY,
Gen, W. G. HARDING,
HIRAM VAUGHAN, : CT Davidson
WIN. D0NEIS0N
J. A. PAYNE,
JOHN NJ. HENLEY, 4
" Harry SMITH, Of Sumner
mhl6 JOHN BRANHAM,
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IL Together with many other Valuable
New Publications, just received by
W. T. BERRY & CO.
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MANNY'S IMPROVED PATENT KEAPING
AND MOVING MACHIN Els.
EOR sale BY the undersigned who is sce agent for the
Il State of Tennessee. Price SI6O.
feb4-sm.- B. F. CHEATHAM.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Misffllaueous.
LADIES, COLLEGE.

vNnresentiug this Circular to the pubc the fropri-
sor 10 inform the IN that the Ladies' toiiege
will omen for the reception of students the 20 day oi
MAY next In all its various departments.
our arrangements for thorough course OF ihs''us
lion in the various departments OF the College, are
annie and on scale 10 meet the demands Inc age
and spirit ofthe times.
We aim TO give more practical, thorough anu COM
plete course Of studies than any OF our schoois io
vaunx ladies' Yea, more, We mean TO take Inc ieao
in the business offenaie education
Thecourse OF studies viii be varied 70 suit ne CIT
cumstances and Intellectual capacity ofthe pnpi.
Tuition in the Primary Department, - w Per Y
do So. usual course, ~ !, !.
Language and higher English branches's w
No1E.-Noe1tra ehargesin the Normalor
Teachers department.
Music on Piano, Melodeon, Guitar ana :. 8,
Harp, Sio w w oo o !, q.
Landscape Painiingin Oil. W
Mon ochromatic, Crayou andPencii -. =. &.
Drawing, &e each, W
papier Macheand Ornamental Leather .
Work. each, w
Embroidery Ornamental Needle Work,
&e d. :. in all thervareiy, each, co = "
Diplomas WILDE given 10 those who com
p,ete a thorough course in either OF the
departments.
Board with furnished rooms including
washing lights, fuel, stationery, &c, "a 90 -
If the pupii furnishes her own room, etc, % W =
All pavments 10 be made in advance.
Those wishing TO rooms, or desks as day scho
a,s n,us, snnly seoa. T. II. COD DING.
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Mn. 7; II, Copsiso, Principals.
Davenport meh IS, 'Ss-dwu.
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Rate. between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
prxvsys.y.,rA RAILuoAD.

Three Daily Through Trains. between Pniiadelphia
and pitisburs. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves PhilsdephiA for Pittsburg al a a. a., aHa
LINE leave. Phiiadelphia at ! u and Pittsburs
for Philadeiphia AT r. II. TIE NIGHT kAPkESs
n nd pittshn re- for Philade l,ha at 10. p NJ
The above lines az Pittsbarg WITH the hali,
rnaris "a nyd frsR St Louis, Mo-; Alton, Galena md
shir.eoIu: frankfort Lexington, and Louisville
Ky rerre Haute DAYTON. Springfield, BellefeBtine
sa,,au-sy Toledo. Cleveland. Columbus, GAINESVILLE
Nassillan and Wooster Ohio; also, with the steam
Packet Boats from and to NEs osLEAss, ST Lees
Lo-tsvtIuE and CISoissNTI.
Through Tickets be had TO or from either q the
above places.
ant starting points Passengers from the IVES
viii find this The shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK. or Dos
ton. -, pA.,
TH0S MOORE, AG'r. Passenger LtHfs, Paifa'
J MESKIMEN, sg'f. Passenger Lines, Pats
Philadelphia. Feb sth, 1855 d-iy.
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CHOICE gTGAFs.
THIS day received BY Express very choice lot Of
y ssgHrs- consisting in part of &. 10 Genuine Luz
ported and 10 coo lower grades. The attention Of
those wh0 ford of good Segar H. called TO the
POST OFFICE BOOK STAND,
whore rfsy may be had b. the GSE vital
WARREk 4 RHAWN.
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For Sale
Glass, Glass Glass,

Dn Boxes comprising II sizes fr Sxg to 20xp just
received from the manufacturers at
h and w KELIY's
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Oroffries.
FAMILY GROCERY

TIME subscriber has opened stock OF Groceries y
j his hease on Perry between Second and ihrd sas
which he Win 10 be of the very beet quality
ana which - will sell low US can be purchased
elsewhere.
CIGARS
choice LOT ofcigsrsiast received and for sale 10"
at wholesale rretail, =, ,vcw
Davenport, Dee esd, ls5i-dtf
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ess . ~ Hl q, ......sl.;

THE Great Central Route, connecting the Atana
citi@s with the weste rn, Northwestern, ard Souihwes
fern states by continuous Rsii~s, direct TN
road also connects nj Pttsbarg with daily line O
Steamers 10 all ports the Northwestern Lakes ma
King The most direct, cheapest and rsitee!e rents
which FREIGHT can be forwarded TO and from th'
9-eat Nest.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburghs
FIRST Class..Boots. shoes. hryt -sc n loolb
Goods lin hoxes}. Furs, Feathers &e.l
Second Ciass.-Bo6ss Station-)
cry, Dry Goods lin boxes, HARDY cue wv 10
ware, Leather, wool. &c.
Third Ciass.-Anvils, kagginsit Soc 100 10
Bacon. Pork lin bulk Hemp Ne }
Fourth Ciass--Coisee, Fish, ka-{ SOC. . l0Ulb.
con q Pork tpaeked) ara d Lard OIL,
Jr Pin shipping Goods from any point has' q Fslia
eipha he particular marx pack age ''r,a PsnHsgt
raatg Railre9d', All Goods consigned TO The Agents
eithis Road ct Philadelphia or Ptsburg, VIII De Tor
" rded without detention. -,
Fs.,apr AFrSrs-Moses Potter, Boston; b. ri
lott. N. York: Il J Sneeder. Philadelphia; Magraw
& Koons, Baltimore; Gen. G Franciscus Pittsourg;
Snrirmar, q Brown, Cincinnati, ohia; J. s. Moore
bssJ. Louisville Ky; X. c. Meldrum, Madison,
Ind RatclifSS Coz ST. Louis, Mo-; J. s. Mitchell d
Son. Evansville. Indiana. -.
nj H. HOUSTON, GeTtrGl freigAt -as y ram
n J. LoMBAERT, Sepf. .siseona, Pa
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- ~ ~ -
Joss p. H. TAtLaAs, tHAEtEsFeskk
p.orhkeepsie. Ny Davenport. Iowa.
TALLMAN POWERS,
Attorneys & Councillors at Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
oee south side Of second street opposite LeClaire
Block ever W8ley's store.
r ASDs beaxhi aud sod on Commission. Having
Lasso n ogase In asterE New YORK. ST a point
from ~ieh aisrge emigration nay beeNPeeted during
the present sc .son. have aHRs4At advantages TO
eisyose OF lands - stl4i settlers
Loans arr stlated Ga Real Estate security.
-REFEREsCEs-
New YORK City. Poughkeepsie. y. Il.
non Joan van Barren. Hon. Charles II Ruggles,
A. 4, Flag. Gueeu iieaIl,
- CHARLES 0sConot, . N VaE5er az Cos,
william y. Haysmeyer. Benson Losing
Anthony ). Blocker, " Prot s. z b Aorse;
William sstGnsFe. Iaca. y. l.
alDsas n Y. Hon HoEGtio Seymour
Hill, Careei A Porter Chicago. III.
HoSsDoogae. Ring and Boiss X. swift and CO..
Erastus a. rafrz. MttleT ard Fowler.
Apli3d NJ. W.iR Mood and Co.
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Grass Seed 4.

IN coon Nisers to WORK Coal Iine-1one bn,
IN Hose acquainted sIlA the business need apply.
may l4-d-n W b. CLARK.
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B. &X. KELLY,
&RETAIL GROCERS

Davenport. Sept. slss, ls54-wirwtf,
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1855. 1000
..cHIcAGo = ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
Gp s E2g
Spring Arrangcment

.nI mar N1N1aN NTTIT
[ 49, ,r,;ns viii leave Rock Island asfoliows:
ID ua frajn AL aI5 A NJ.
- q =, ,-sicsro at 40 = NJ
a'n - - ',,,.nr Train nj Z 90 z NJ
1870 y, ssh;earo at 30 A NJ
~ rain with Cd class cars at d IS A NJ
Trains arriving at Rock Island.
=, aso~.ro, ,rnin al g 80 NJ
a. ~ do 530PM
Al Freight, will 81 class cars al, looo NJ
All trains over this road are in direct connection a
Chicago With trains over both the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central K. II. 10 and from Detroit, o.
iedo. Cteye and, Columbus. Cincinnati, Pi;tsbargh,
nunkirk BuHalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, Ne"
York, philadelphia. bai,mors ana ~ q r.
VEINS. TICK ct agt., r. Depot. X. !.
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity OF givihg
5,snc, directions 10 the destination of their bag.
also 10 procure tickets before taking their seals
In The cars a. the conductors collect fares only 10 s
uonse' 'A 80 JOHN E. EENRY. supt.
w WHtrN.S, ASH. Sup't. Westn' DIVISION
Rock Island, April lIth, 1853.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
rrETlII sTTIM MILL

TINE undersigned IL psspefca - furnish 20 those
l. no wAnl tacRl, saS lilt VI his iuve altos and
construction, VI u M n.apt the dvtasHds 81 many
neyhhofbooas. co. tees 8aOEsg tA4a zuy heretofore
pres sa1tG 10 tUs pub &C..
'fbe tHfi. Is virtually an Iron Hahey Hill driven by
0 small SCAM tugias, win dfesl application. The
ma iinery. IgtiDes So. an GrMty CSHHsci n
eesb.r. vittnat be uaeassig o. miil frame. The
inaley hea fsaa sill posts sIe beams Of east iron,
with Ia gfgg 81 e9UttuapH- feed 80 tgar Changes
atsa b various SIZED legs, Rsd driven ~ spur and
Reed gearing.
Ths WAYS far the carriages are aser.es u rollers ad
in-sd To las grooves 81 ire racks end siI Is The
Ipaebfnary belt USED abgri he min and
Tails IA seams 10 possess EauF scySDtagts over
IN ass nos being east transperied and set mp
l.ss liable 10 st Of repair than ordinary mills,
tuuc eheapert 10 the purchaser rad wErrrnted to cut
as mach ,sas,l lsrs.lsriy attended ordinary 1aley
Mills MsRks Inspection and tfsl
azss - JOHN A. BOYD.
The above mills manufactured hy Davis, Boyd
A. Co. corn rot Rock Island rnd Second stF, psFen-
port, Iowa.