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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
FOR SALE AND RENT.

&yA Pleasantly situated in Guilford Cen
es.sM Ire. Farm containing 60 acres Of LAM.
l!ssMB good variety of Fruit and Omaneu,sl
.s1HHt5 Trees, vAlahhle two story House, harms.
and other buildings all il good tcpair
Also, for sale. or rent Two dwelling Houses and
,'Afdons both ronrenirni and IN good repair Price
lo~. and payment made 10 sui the purchaser
Also. iof sale two horse rcdlers Wagon and Hur-
neSses- Far frrii.r I,asiis.ias- s.,s-.s~ "
cn,,e.., =. s. L. HUNT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
FOR SALE.

A SECOND HAND two horse WAGON
N and q second hand single SLEIGH ~, =,
both Of which will be exchanged for Wood or Cirsia !,
a bargain, Il application be made immediately.
JONAS CUTLER.
Bfaiileboro, Feb. 1855. 3sl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

~ David Thomas Of Baltimore, aged about so,
was married on Friday night, 10th, and died in
about aRhour amer retiring to rest with his bride
Verdiet-"Deathf from organic disease of the heart
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
HOWE & SHERMAN.

'O make room for Spring Goods, will sell
u from their large and we'll speccd siock. for ,b,
nex 90 days, f"r CASH, At greatly reduced prices
Wlllan,syille, ian IL, 1855 Sal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.

n SUPERIOR IL horse power Engine with
n Hue boiler y feet long with all fixture, ram.
leic ~ hF' rate order "as bull frum the best material
~ "ohh' + vrfy easy On fuel. has not been used above
months, rW be sold ior. Appiv 10
foh. L. 1885. AZ. ,"e'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
DISSOLUTION.

''HE Copannership heretofore existing nm
II der The drn of HOWE & SHERMAN. !, mi.
gay ny mulaai consent dissolved The business OF
Tue hrm wan be settled a. usual AT the old stand.
g. l.. HOWE.
WilIsms,ille, Jan nc. 1885 sai
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

MicnIOAN.-The Senate ofAlichigan has passed
strong anti-slaSery resolutions, by vote Of % to
o, and it is said that the House will concur therein
They denounee the repeal Of tho slavery restriction
on Kansas aud Nebraska and declare that il releases
the North from any implied obligation to respect
any Congressional Compromises for the extension
and perpetuation Of slavery. They instruct their
Senators, Gen. Cas- and Mr. Stuart, aud request
their representatives in Congress, to Introduce and
support bills for the repeal of the fugitive slave
law for the abolition OF slavery in the Territories
and the District Of Columbia, and for the exclusion
of slavery forever therefrom, especially from the
Territories of Kansas and Nebraska. The Senator's
from Michigan both voted for tho Nebraska bill.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

Tue HOosAc TUNNEL-The contract for the
boring Of Hoosac mountain and the completion Of
the Troy aud Greenfield rlilroai, some weeks sjnee
pre-announccl, Is now concluded Il is with ElWarl
W SsF'ell a Co 81 NoW-Norl, the fr,a eiatraeirr,
Mr.. Aspinwall of the firm Of Rowland 4 Aspinvsall
New York, and Erasius Corning Of Albany and
by its terms they TO finish the whole road from
Greenfield to the state line ineluling the tunnel.
for three and a half millions Of which one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars allowed for the run
ming equipment Of the road. Three years tune Is
allowed for the construction o. the road from Green
field to the mountain and seven years for the coin
ple,ion Of the tunnel II is, however, the intention
Of the parties to complete the whole in three wears
Of the three millions aud a halft be pail for this
work the state loan authorized last winter furnishes
two millions, and the contractors themselves take.
one million Of the rest, leaving but half million Of
cash stock to be furnished by the railroad company.
or this they have already subscribed all but about
two hundred thousand dullars, which they have
agreed to procure by the first Of April next.-
Springfield Republican.
From Boston letter to the New York Tribune
we take the following connecting speculation and
rumors, for what they arc worth
''fhe Worcester railroad company have been A.
mong the chief directors 10 the tunnel road ON the
ground that their road would be injured thereby
The strength Of this opposition is to be removed BY
the construction cf proposed new railroad, from
Worcester to Gardner, to connect with the Vermont
and Massachusetts railroad BONE twenty miles above
Fitchburg. This road, II built, will take an i'm
mense amount of travel and business from the Fitch
burg railroad, and give il To the Worcester railroad
Il will also destroy all opposition to the tunnel road
from Worcester, where mere rxists, ny WY, no
great amount Of love for the Western railroad cor
poraton. understand there Is considerable feel
ing at Troy among the friends Of the proposed tun-
nel road, in consequence Of an attempt which is
being made TO cross the Hudson river at point
some twenty miles above that city instead of cross
ing in Troy, MS would certainly seem mos, practi-
cable, in order to enlist the capital aud business Of
that place. The only argument IN favor Of crossing
above Troy is that il will shorten the distance and
time between Boston and the Lakes. have heard
the name Of George Law mentioned as one of the
contractors alluded to above but cannot youcl for
the truth Of the statement
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
SLEIGHS.

e Common sleighs in exchange for
~ Wood o. Lumber, by ~ ~
i .t,.ao =, }, u, & w, II EsTERBRooK.
praltlebOro, Peb I, 1865, ~ ''lh''5''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03

The Rahray (N.J.) .4droeaie tells the following
good story at the expense Of one of the upper
ten Of New York.
Mr. - is one of the ''merchant princes" of the
Empire City, and though living in one Of the
most spaeious mansions the fith-av., his entire
family consists of himself and his wife. Meeting
friend from the country one day he invited him
up to view his house. The friend was shown the
gorgeous rooms, with tesselated floors and magni-
tcent frescoed ceilings, aud finally was taken into
the lower rooms, in one Of which he found small
regiment Of colored servants seated at a bountiful
dinner On his return home he was asked Ii he
had seen Mr. So-and-so ''0h yes. "What is he
doing now :" "well, when saw him he was keep
ing Niger boardiag-house on the Fifth-av I"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-03
DEATHS.

"a Gpdarl Jan sd charles { r IIuui, loi,nclly Of
Oakbdin, Mass, aged 80
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
Fall u Winter Clothing
~ AT JOHN JORDAN'S
iowa Cl.orulNG STORE

IOWA CLOTHING SlORE-
Alloys, Ready made CiOthins, enibrac,
ing all the dlereu aud approved sly cs and made D,
good wo rkinen out OF the best material
Fine. mediu,a and common Cnion, Beaver, Fell
Pilot Petersham aud Flushing, Baugups, Sacks aud
puleiot )vercoats, Cloth. Dress aud Frock Coats q
various eolors and qua lies Cloth, CasSnere Sati-
net. Velvet and Tweed Pantaioons. SIX. SATIN, Va
lehtia Swansdiuwu, vaRei, Plush, Cloth Cashmere
satii,et. lluub e and Single breasted Vests MONEY
Jack els, Drawers uutershits, Hosiery. Suspenders
Gloves Gr y.is Hanhkerehiefs Shirt-C0llars shocks
Ties Scarfs. Winchester aud Seotts appr.s Ell fatc
shoulder seam shirts, Umbrellas and all arciesusua
/, kent IN gentlenan's facnlsng stores. Including
Kobes de Chanibfe and Revere Vests aud osercoais
Also. a splendid assortment ot anent Cloths 0as,i
me res and Nestngs all OF which viii be made np Ia
order la III hes, manner, with ProAness al accom-
modaiing prices, aud by competent woreineh, ms
shm en ism the monthly receipt Of the latest
Fashions so that orders nlrusted 70 them may be re
lied upnn rs being in the atessyie By those VINO de
sire IT, Atl manner Of plain work and work 81 geh'
tee medium prompt, attended 10 ~ herctofare
HATS Of a new stsie together with Ill OF The com
mon kinds con stantiy on hand.
Grateful rpa 81 patronage the snhscrberconhaeh'
Is hopes 10 merit continuance of the same
: -riE y JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Tailor and Cothier on Front street, opPo
site the Steam Mills.
Davenport Oct. Sd 1854 -3@tri&wr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
A CARD.
ADY's COLLEGE.

prssentiug Nils notice To The public the subscri
bsr = ishcs totulyrm them that his school " III be
opened for tho rscep,ion OF students on edhesda!
Il, ~, ~ M, o.xt He proposes 10 give classical
aurnto to ai who may with TO favor him with tseii
nnlron,pe and confidence. He also viii add Nor
mai n. rtmrtt 10 qualify young ls.iics ~ Teaching
IN the VARIOUS grades OF scnoois III our country IRON
III, College dpwn 10 the common district school. H.
The prn.r, department he will admit all who are dc
sir,uus ofet,i,inr its benefits. "
The course OF instruction Will Peterborough and CON
ple,e and ii the sane time yer. discriminating and
select avoiding every thing OF an entirely use ess
and substituting those branches whose ten
dency II ID Give yigor and elasticity to III. yenthfu
mind
The ,nu of teaching will be the most approved
and improred knownin our country Europe giving
nv RI, ~, fi Of ser subject, white
IL =. by the teacher Ia style entireis new
AMI Gsclnptiup
tii Nr,t aim will be 20 secure 10 his vaps hea III
ra a vy,you, constitutions without which all his eff
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
GREAT BARGAINS!
rrr yoRx CLOTHING 1srAlIIsHxxNT

Wholesale and Retail.
WE have lust received the largest and oest as
w sortment of FALL AND NlNIkh SLo s'I.I -
ING that ever WAS broughtt ~ THIS western country
CONSISTING IN part OF the following artieies;
] sAnleriean. English, French and SiefhAn pfo"u'""
Coa.s. OF Inherent sly les abd qu.hues' n,.,,
oyereoats, Beaver, nlanket, te.ersham' Tho'.'e'"
Union Cloth, ii n's Skin, Moha'r.
Double Goats of the saine mate -
Fall Goats of Satinets, Tweed, Cass,nete, po'
skin cashmare,te and jeans. of every style.
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting OF u tine assortment OF SiR SravaSs
Stocks, Neck Handkerehiefs. Pocket Haildkerchets
india rubbur coats aud pants. Trunks Vaiiees an,
Carpet bags. Fine White and Fancy beaom Shirts
Shirt Collars. Alsoa hnc lot of
BOYS CLOTHING
and piece goods Persons will find IL to thar inter
est 70 give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
/ steyeon Front Street, opposite Ferry lAndingt
pr Halls new building.
gERLIZHklMER & FLEisCHMAN.
Davenport, Sept. l9th. 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
r TOWN OF clue GRASS.


THIS town is situated on beautiful GnaEiaiihi
/ prairie 10 aiiles from ~ Senport ana + mi!r'
rom suscaline Itie the state road " Ties tr''h
gh Mississippi and TissoaEi Railroad aud miles no"
BE- river IL yer- healthy; eiib popiiation OF Piit
hundred Eoi case Ell sseknesS having oeeurstG ti'
<umfner II Is within hai' mit'rf timber ahd ~
came distances OF the best coal banks IN the eoaiitrs
II IL W. ell wstered both With sprpgs and wells
Hue g ass nrw contains store. siitfa hne op~n
ir f,raaoiher. black nit shop, wagon shop cabius
.lfon cite. Three ori d e now being couPi.led
sue Of which. OF ample dimensions and Intended Tor
"a, SRI staud ia for rent on reasonable terms Seiis
m the, main travelled road anG the nearest pnhii
hoass aiies dia.ahi- very FAIR " =
n,essrLed 10 -ny ono wishing 10 engage in the hes
aces saw aill is Ia s.rstinR y miles from u,
TOW and grisi mill is being erected a. the cam
iulRcs
Lots arc nov for sale in the above town on yer.
reasonable terms. and those wishing TO build ard TO-
eat thcr. will have such Inducements presenectheu
- arc rarely offered Good improved farms can b.
purehased n the vicinity Il frGH SIS to s4g per aere
Stone coal KEEP. constant. or had a. ny coal bank
JAS. u. BCRaSllES.
Rtue Grass Oct 9Th. Is54-strstf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
7s37Ss
IMMENSE STOCK
.eAA4aa Nv OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
...e4 4sasas Al gsf1ssy4st
Burrows 4 Prettyman's
's NEW STuRE.

4
WYE are now receiving and prepared 10 eNhibt one
w ogthe most extensive and complete assorlments
Of Goods ever before broughtto this markets consast
ing Of staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
SIX Goods. Cashmeyc Hspche and Bay State shawls,
velvcts. RibboAs aua Trim mings
ofeyery variety and Price; Ladies and Misses
$50 DRESS. GOODS
in every departmsnt--Lace and Embroidered Goods
and ia / assortmentnf e
Cloths, Cassmeres sattinots. Linseys fsanneis. &c
DOMESTIC GOODS,
A largo assortment of Gents aides .nd Misses
+ Boots. shoes and Rubbers =
A large and General Assortment Of
Asady-Made Clothing.
--ALS0.--
Groceries. Salt, Crockery. Hardware,
And IN fact more general variety Goods IL not 10
be found IN an. Store West o. the Mississippi
Wear. dote rninei To sell Goods M the lowest Sash
Prices nii do this Compelled to dc away
with the long credit and big profit SYSTEM We shail
nav lash fol all kinds Produce aud sci the Farmerhs
Goods at the lowest Cash Prices BY strict attention
10 business s ing ourselves useful to the fafn-
Ing community hope TO mer Ia continuance OF the
sasie of the Farmer Friends.
BURROWS & PRETTYMAN.
naypppprf. aJih, tsl4-dw- f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
CIR ]cERY AND PROVISION STORE

r,HE subscriber aay ing pa released the establishment
| Owned by Mr. 81 .ter, at the corner OF fhlr3and
r.dS st.. win keep constantly on Mani iargr anu
,s,5s5,.l assortment 81 GROCERIES aSD pRoFtS-
ions embracing everything in the line. which ne
all ar-aft OF the pures, aud bes, quality and VIII
seliss low taey can be parehasedin the market.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
OYSTERS.

res1hsrrfheris Agent for Paarca's 0ys'e Re, VII g
e wit snppts to the irsao atw olcsae or 20 custom
DAVID MILLER.
DaveRpart Sept als,, iss4-wtrw.f.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
4READ, CAKES Z CRACKERS.
Wholesale & Retail,

THE subseribet having pu chased one ofMeConn'
celebrated Cracker .sfar siaes he is prepared 70
furnish his customers and all others with Butter sods
Sugar, Boston, Usstcr aud Pic-nic rae ers fiiat
Bread Cakes Rusk and Loaf Bread at wholesale or
retail The above rtiecs will e sold s cheap as can
be hnughtin this part % the country
Bakery on Front. between ROCK island and ferry
streets. above the steam mills. Altotders from me
country pronpils attcndedto. ,.o.,n,,
payenr uMay 10Th. ls5I-~trwu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
One Of the Best

-,pNgfr SCOT, County contrasting eeO aeress all
L uuacr fence TO acres IA cultivation 20 acres TIM
ber Jew AID complete SET OF haildines when eost
s3Gd0. Situated 81 miles weston Davenport, IflIS
- an ;. ~ DOWN balance in one year. F@r sale
X. WHITE * CoRBiA.
nee asih, 1857
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
B. & W. KELLY,
WHOLESALE A. RETAIL GROCERs
DEALERS ~
Dry Goods. QnecrsN Hardware,
SxooaS and shoes. Hats and Caps &c:

Boots sanN Shoes HATS ana Naps SS'
,l,uGETHhk with thousand different articles too
j numerous 10 uieLtto!
We have on nand ard v ill he CONSTANT! receiving
large eats III thu above Tine nn Rae opening oil
spring. oar large stors OF ufsceues We particular
IL recommend; " hitch VIII DC sold ~ TIE Lowest
Who'll. sale Retail Market PritRS:--
"a Hogshead q Sugar. 3 boxes seHp,
20 bbis crus'd 81 etar -dsar, Bale Eol,. - sses
= sncs- assorted tHfSr; tamphHr thd >fif,f oast
40 bushels dried ippies; GlaS- Of all Sizes
j, ba .tel- paired Peaches iaskeis 10 rariety;
DO bills btls n Casks Tar. ptiei ans hoshi
n ORGANS Sugar house Ralains aurrahtsnlee sha
ara (, run Ho,as.es: spires in variety:
bols sup G tideu syrup; Paiti-, dry arc Gr9uha'
O. chests ana eh At v. Cedar ana zine thnrfs'
a., .on Jmpcrialaad ~ r. Wash Tubs ard Buckets;
Gsh Teas. iOHs-Isrd. Lp-eed. Tan
NJ dies rted Teas for nrfs. prrm aAd File
family. phaut's uii.'
M Atf hbs white nsh and 4 lerge assortment Of
Lake Trout; 9"eens~are'
; p,yc. pyiue Cod Fish; l3nn hbi. Lake Sa'H
"a 80. Nails ass rtad; rs SACKS Cd Alum Salt:
So boxes dried Herring; Oysters ard Sardluess
50 do best btoom-; large as.artinettot 80
50 boxes Mould Candies; bnecns direct from AAs
10 bo,as Star Candies; Manufacturer;
Corner OF Front ST and Forty Landing
Also. Wholesale Dealers la NlHc, Brandy Nonon'
rahaia and tominon Whisky.
Jan II, 1855
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
Great Bargains.

NOR sac few 100 acre tracts % uhimpreSea' lant
L IN ctiutou ,uuty. Price s. per aere-tcfin'
stOa IN. balance ia ioyears with 10 per cent inter
esq navabI' annually. ,,,,~
Jan li. ~ 5 WHILE 'phh'>'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
s-cau gGTLEKs

s)also sAesf 4D4 y wiz iaek- Pirc, Rf-ecn.
en- ae.. fAe saa9e OF s4saFt neiife-stf se y cffs
Iaseags
Dee. l3G pif r. ". 9 ifE% z O..
sTEks1 IAgIokTeEs 3 WETE- GULGEs,
T-3Psa rerF- yrorae claf"o
i r ~ cars @Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14

Mrs. X r E B 3

ESPETrFutIy invites the ladies OF pa.enpoa,,
~ and vcii ity, pesse call at her Cheap e'oso,
the Corner Of second and Perry SITS. as hs'e en"s
ed NV name. also have changed my pr''e' ."nu
rnlt be fpnnd ,rnat bargains. am selling e'gh ""
lar boi,n,ts Cor four dollars, and four doiar '.
for two dollars An my hornets have made 10 ~!
own csiab shment. There il No eastern worn 49,
them. Ihays n Pnking Machine for The pnrtpso ~, W
,ost al, - ''''' Jan 2o.h-du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
Gteafa EngsnesI
PORTABLE ROTARY saw KILLS,
gIY.aHEp - aoNA.

IL kinda riz FeGcsr-z r cgCis Scam VIVA.
~ sles Oh Csis. i5lgCc Valves, &C.. ar.,-ai e.
Dec lsdwa pwG sTtte Z. co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
SCOTT HOUSE

SCOTT HOUSE
THE above three story brick house sttua
49, ted nj the corner OF FrnHi and Hhrrl-aN
S,Ssys3 - il now completed. thoroughly 'urnishet
estE&s and opcr for III e accommodation 81 tbs pun
ssl.8sne The subscriber hopes By strict iasep
iar Ia business 10 Give share of public patron
age.
rs r. BEN on,
n.xa,,,r. Nov 81. lsS+-.In Proprietor.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
NEW YoRE HARNESS STORE
Dry GOODS, GROCERIES. BOOZE 6 SHOES

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS g. SHOES
he subscriber has racaieed large addition TO hi
stock Of Goods ii all the departments. ma
Wing Il as usual the most attractive assortment 10 BE-
found Ia tbis region o. country.
You will Eud almost an. thug You nttD the DRY
GOODS inc. whether staple or Glncs AMI the SaI"e
Clothing, Bonnets, Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes.
In HAkDWARE The aasortmentis larger than an!
jther OF sxelas lively snch
Hn GROCERY department Is not exeelled BY many
that keep nothing else.
LOOKING Gil asses. tROChERi and GLASS
WARE. q go assortment
Ne Is able to eli orders for aost ef the Moline manu-
fectura articles short notice. REORGANIZATION ~iti
prove his stock 10 be various than Is often con-
r.iyed ~.
feisuntto be undersoId for ready pay whether cash
or produce.
n g. Chain Pnrnps IS usaal In abundance z whole
sale and retail WM. a. SOURSE.
Moline JHne att 1884
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
Sheet Eusi,

x,HE best Piano Porte instructor IN the woIla. hleh
I srisnp.s modern school for Plano Festes can ?,
ouna OF No s lie Claire Rev:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
sAl-I-i-I-I-tV-y-ER-R r Oh! The COLD
COOK STOVES
cOPPERSMITHING

4 IL k!uds 81 Cope or, She, Iron and Tin ~er
{. done y ith prcmptness and dispatch.
Orders respectfully collected.
Brady street BET n & Sd. ~. {. RiOkDAs.
Davenport Dee. IS 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14
. ~ - -
IS. C.. Dawaon i Go.

-. ~. d14Vy4ASeA &c. i
roc "a snlsdskti4 ~ Cdssoaess shssshss sre
~, ur'.s.. n G q enIs, iss. 9osa 4 Ihildr q,
- be surnLad tbs shortest lo,ise, ~ ever. ar
uc.e ia ,hS Sl.ov depsesmen'
sssno4 s4 MANUFAcTuRIN9t
We sre nov sali. prepared 70 = tsfaN'i4A
.AAke % Order"
-, - Bso,s sesi Shoes fos CSntsA Boys We
Isaysnow etaIaeyea somr the beet worAmch ~ 'ae
city. We viii ssaransss a's 'l.s "o'N 'H"s '4'NN' "
% y. as ns Calf pssssd sc~ed Boots o.
saoos eau ~ obtained VI us ON the most saaAA'
" sass an hand ., up lowest prices fsi lAs Afs'
.uaii.s Of Guoda. .4as5l a'zs3
Ladies Hils GaitsSss ss.st
Ladies slippers Doets,
Ladies over Shoes, Gun Fur
Oeats Ans Calf Boots,
Gents Heavy Hip Boots,
.,i T. Gents Caters Shees'
Misses shoes = Caters,
81 Boys Boots Shoes,
sal s.ss s42 Childrens Shoes
csHs.tae Boston sLoe sters dorss nS5sA o. YES
49, f,ascr BfAdy 81. :. q bANsoN' ~
sISsvrspor, Dec. eth, le5l
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE.
.p,ynALL K HIGGINS have jusl opened 'arSe
u ass,rneatof aitars y,ons; M naa,oi R,ka now
nass which they VIII SCH very cheap for c:. a. 40
: lie Claire Row. ,N.,-
t3 50 Yankee Notions and Tsys.
LaRG8assortiue just opening an0 tot saie MAY
y Ilayeapori Music Store. utec1ys
Guitars,
LARGE and very Ane asscrtne nj OF ascw ooa w.
ar. al various prices ranging isom y w y 80
,lsoSfo,iiis from seventy-.se cents tot"enH = y
iar.a at SoaCiire how. .------------ : 9 :
Accordeons and flutinas.
Iarrs AMI well SO ectea assortment. ast seestea
=. trlee, ID j, eannoii..l 10 give eatre SAT-
tho La Claire Row:
f,LagfOsETTS, Flutes, FiaSeo!es:, Plcsio"s anu
| J Flies AZ reduced preesA csu
80 lie Claire Row.
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GROCERIES

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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-31
NOVEMBER ELECTION

By We are authorized to announce G. Il.
CAMP as a candidate for Surveyor Of Yazoo
county, at the ensuing Election.
n6s-we are authorized to announce GEO.
d. WILKINSON, present incumbentas can
didate for the Office of Probate Judge at the ell
suing Election.
We are Authorized to announce NJ A. JEN-
KINS the present incumbent as Candidate
for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to ann unce s. NJ PHIL
LIPS, present incumbnt as Candidate for re-
election to the Office oiCircuit Clerk at the en-
suing election
FOR SHERIFF
WE are authorized to announce CLAI-
BORNE BOWMAN as a Candidate for Srer-
rifof Yazoo County, at the ensuing November
election. -
We are authorized to announce Peter b.
Cook, present incumbent as cadidate for re-
election to the Office OF County Treasurer of va
zoo county at the ensuing November election
At the solicitation of many friends, L. d
LANGFoRD will be a candidate for Assessor o.
Yazoo county at the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized to announce CORNE-
LUIS NOLAN as a Candidate for County
Surveyor, at the next November Election.
BB- We are authorised to announce GLIB
SON BARNES as q candidate for Circui
Clerk at the November election.
We are authorized to announce John Brum
field as a candidate for Assessor at the ensuing
November Election.
We are authorized to announce ]. nj. Hol
lingsworth, present incumbent, as a candidate
for reelection for the Office of Probate Cere G
Yazoo County, at the ensuing November Elec
ton.
We are authorized TO announce w. III. NAL
GUM as candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
Yazoo county at the ensuing Election.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-31

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