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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-02

BARNOEN'S
- - - 49, 3d. b.;
Northern and southern Express
FROM VIEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, &C.,
Via Savannah.
HAVING been appointed Agent for the above COMPANY
at Nashville Respectfully inform the citizens OF Mid
die Tennessee that this Company Exprsssesom New OK
and PhilaG apha by the Regular Line of Mail steamers
Savannah aud have concluded their wish the
Central Rail- oad Macon Western. Western 4 AuHtic,
East Tennessee Georgia, and Nashville Chattanooga
Railroad, and running daily Messengers all tie
above roads, This viii enable Company bring Goods
through from New YORK Nashville in six days and the
charges will not exceed ha of Expressing from New iork
| TO Louisville
Drafts Bills for collection &c Also. every description of
Merchandise and Vauables N0Fther cities aud al inter
mediate places on the above Roads ,....
nov4-ly a HAnI-lVs
FROM NASHVILLE 10 EET OitLEA Ms.
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS.
- ~ 81 -: -:
FARE, TI4TRTYDOLLARS
VIA Chattanooga. Atlanta, and West Point to Mont
V gomery By Railroad. Tickets TO DC bad at the De-
From Montgunery to Mobile, BY a double daily line.
morning and EVENING" fSages and Steamboats, connect
ing with the steamers from thence 10 New Orleans.
II. l. ANDERSON, Gent Sup't n. & e. RR.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANO Ga RAIL
ROAD.
- -: -
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Express Nail Train leaves daily for Chattanooga at II
O'Clock and 30 minutes 2. II.
Accommodation Train leaves daily for SbeIbyvea at
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Through Tickets to Savannah, Ga, SIS 80
" Wilmington n. c.. SO 30
To be had at the Ticket Odiee Passenger Depot
ieb10 IL. L. ANDERSON. Supt Transportation.
8. I'll. CURhEY,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAEE2.
dogs LEAVE TO inform his friends and the s=r---v.,
ID public generally that he keeps constantly es'1--s'
hand Collins of every description, from the paiuest
FMS the preserving the Corps together
with good Hearses aud Horses and everything necessary
for burials
All orders left at nv wGreroom No 81 Coopers Binding
Cherry street, viii be promptly attended H. both day or
night mv51-t }. H CUKREI.
CHAiRS-A large lot just receivsd--ane and very
~ ch<ap. -
CLOCKS-
" The best assortment in tie city
WINDOW SHADES
w OF the latest styles
NJATTRESSES good assortment Of ShCck-Cot I
vi ton and Shuck, Moss and Spring Mattresses gu hand
aud for sale heap.
LFURNlTURE-A large lot just received; will ex- /
change New Furniture for Old at fair rates. FurEI-
tnre made order repaired All articles sold
ed equal to tie recommend gwen.
- Several PIANOS for rent
febls !. n MOTION, IS Union Street
REMOVAL.
The SOUTH NASHVILLE MANUEACTURIEGc oNPAEY |
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6n Boxes Pearl Starch; 275,OOO Cigars, all
w brands. Just received and for sale BY q co.
ep11 3. b. LOOMS
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NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1855.

A. J. DUNCAN CO.,
No, 10, Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
"AVE now in store large proportion of their extern
IL sve stock OF Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fan
cS Dry Goods,
Embcideres,
Laces,
White Goods,
Irish and French Linens
Silks, Hosiery, Trimmings &C..
Which they offer the most favorable terms The trade
and dealers reques ed to favor them with early call
They will also be receiving throughout the season regular
shipments of every novelty in Dress Goods Embrodeies
&c. &c.
A. J. DUNCAN & CO,
No. 20 Public Square.
B.-300 bales Brown Sheetings and Drillngs of
Southern Manufacture, for which agents
feb21 A j. ID. & CO.
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&. 2. BELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

| r. 2 BELL,
| COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite Sewanes House. College Street, No. g.
! NASHVILLE, TENN,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Flour Bacon,
| Lard Clover Seed, Eillet Seed, Nails Pow
| der, Cigars, Tobacco, &C., &c
T IQUORs.-25 bbls New lerk Branayi
| j. 10 bbls New York Gin;
| - " d u Tennessee Whisky;
| 10 {" Port Wine;
| half pipes Cogniac Brandy-best brands;
| ppe Holland Gin-double swaln;
12 quarter casks old Madeira Wine-fne;
20 baskets champagne do
% boxes assorted COrdials.
ap3 R.F. BELL
| CIGARS AND TOBACCO
" % NJ Golden Cigars-very superior article;
% Lopi0e do; JON Washington DO,
10 a Rodeces Pressed Cigars;
10 '' FL Alamo do;
10 " La Palmarea do;
10 Jenny Lind do
10 " FL Divan do;
10 Ariana do:
25 boxes Barry James Virginia Tobacco;
% Blair 4 Raysdilrs do
10 st Nicholas do:
90 Musselmans best brands do;
SO Langhorne Armisteads do-very super
The above are offered for very low prices for cash BY
- UNDRIES.-2O bbls crushed aud powdered Sugars:
= 10 bbls Glover Seed
70 bags Early Irish Potatoes for planting;
20 dozen boxes fresh Kentucky Mustard;
20 " Brooms
AlSO-Sugar, Coffee MolasSes Spices Indigo Nader
and many other Articles in my line.
In store and for sale low by r +. BELL
ap3 No % College st, opposite Sewanee House
NOTICE.
TIVE Undersigned having this day disposed sfhis inter
Il estin the concern of Nicho, Peacock Co to Chss
Nj Nchol and James Peacock takes this method of return
ing thanks TO his friends for the patronage here
totore so literally bestowed him. and soics coptuu-
ance of the to his successors
c. NJ Nchol and james Peacock alone authorized to
coeci an pay all debts due to and from the late firm.
Nashville, August %, "a JOHN F. SANDERSON
WAGONS AND PLOWS-In variety aud guam
w uty, and of the best quality may be had the Ag-
rcutursl Mandatory, No. rs Market street. Nashville
Tenn. my,--trw
NEGROES AGAIN.
HAVE on hand twenty negroes, among them is an ex-
ceent Shoe and Boot Maker, and several good Cooks
also nave 10 negroes consisting of two Families, that
can satisfy any gentleman good as there is
IN ihe State restricted the sale to citizens of Davidson
County.
noy2o REFS W. PORTER
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
/ hAFE hrSt rate Coal Bank in jackson county, Ala.
i for sale. -
Also, one Of the best farms in Rutherford county,
:. a negro Man. y y years Old-NO esa1rPsntsIi
Various other Negroes. ~ Apply soon.
feb22-h Res w. PORTER.
NJ EGROES FOR HIRE.-I have several Negro
Women for hire the balance of the year. as well
ti Tor sale REEFS W. PORTER.
March It'll 53-tf
GLOVER SEEDED bbs New Crop Clover Seed
~ IN store and for sale low, to close by
JAM JOHNSON. HORNE CO., Broadway
ID spl4 McCREA TERRASS.
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VI Just received and for sale by
mh27 F. HAGAN BRO, Market St
INK FOR THE TRADE-l000 dozen four and
Il two ounce Ink Stands in store and for sale by
mh24 F. HAGAN BRO Market at
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C0TT0N destined for Charleston WILL and after this
date, be ehsrged 81 Is per bale OF 800 lbs less and
50 cents per 100 lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs.
septic L. 1. ANDERSON, Sup't. n. &. C. z. Z.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSBIF
THE partnership between l.. D. Stevenson and f. l..
White is this day dissolved by mutual consent l. ID.
Stevenson will pay all The debts Of the concern and
nue business the old stand No 50 College street. where
he will be glad TO all the old customers of Stevenson
White. Feb 10, 1855,
An authorized to collect all of the debts due Steven
i & white for 1852, SO and "a; and all those
debied to them requested to call and pay up BY the
Is; Of March, they expect SETTLE at the end Of the
law 1febIl-tfI L. WHITE
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AUNDRiEs.-20 bbls crushed aud powdered Sugars;
- 10 bbls Clover Seed;
25 bags Early Irish Potatoes for planting;
20 dozen boxes fresh Kentucky Mustard;
20 Brooms
ALSO-Sugar, Coffee, Mossses, Spices, Indigo Nader
and many other articles in my line.
In store and for sale low by r F. BELL
ap3 No % College St, opposite Sewanee House
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For Memphis, New Orleans, st. Louis, and
Louisville,
# II Nv T. f X "
The Splendid Neao Passenger Steamers,
CITY OF HUNTSVILLE, CABLER, hsstsr, leaves
" Nashville every Monday at o'clock P. NJ.
]. G. CLINE, JAMES DAVIS, Master leaves Nashville
every Wednesday at O'Clock, P. NJ.
JOHN SIMPSON, JACK DAVIS, Master, leaves Nashville
every Friday, at o'clock, p. NJ.
Connecting at Paducah with the Daily ouisvile and St
Louis United States Mail Boats and at Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans steamers BULLETIN, Il K. W. HILL
GEo. COLLIER and ISeexAR. -rr
The accommodations Of this line cannot be surpassed
and passengers will find it by far the spesdiest of
travel, either North or South.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
A. L. DAVIS, or ,.s
anI2-tf A. HAMILTON Ase"t''
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SPECIAL NOTICE
RAILROAD NOTICE,

Nosbipments entitled to the above rates unless each and
every package has the of the Depot fGehvery and
henitias N. L g. K. X. plainly marked npou it.
Nashville jan lift "a. I. A.
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THURSTON a. BERNARD,

No. Union street,
RE now receiving their stock of Fall and Win m s
II ter Dress Goods consisting of Silks, Cash HylIlk
meres, French and English Meinos, all Wool De- 4lIJ
lanes, Hosiery Gloves Corses and general assortment
of Staple Goods.
The above goods all purchased in the Eastern cities
by of the firm since the decline in prices of Foreign
Merchandise, and viii be freely offered to the public at
prices that must insure ready SALE We respectfully invite
all to give our stock an examination. OctSf
NTANTILLAS AND EMBROIDERIES.-A
M beautiful assortment of Manilas Grape Shaws and
Embroderes which offering very cheap for casE.
epr26 THURSTON 4 BERNARD
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the 22d day Of September, A. u.
w 1854, Johannes Wilhsim Moller, and Maria
Hubsch executed unto Franklin H. Cutting, rs Trus-
tee Ger tain deed of trust, conveying TO said Trus
Tee the following parcel ofand situated in the county
of Clinton aud Stale of lows, to wiE The South East
Quarter or SECTION, number thirteen tl3) Township
eighty sl North of Range Two East of the Sh r.
~ and also the following parcel Of land situated in
III. county Of Scott, in said State OF Iowa. to wits The
East one half Of Lot number Ave 81 in Block number
(2l in Tehenor's second addition to the cityof Daven
nor W hch said conveyance WAS mace and executed
curing the payment ofa sign.
ed by said ,ller aud Enbsch and also by M. Wcide
mann dated the 18th day OF September A. j. 1854 for
the sum Of three hundred. thirly-seven so 100 doh
lars and payable TO the order OF Sylvester Churchill
in one year from the date thereof with interest at ten
per cent per annum, after due.
And now the said note having become due and Pay
able and the id.Johannes, Wilhelm, MOller, Mar
ia Hnbsch and Weidemann hs wing failed TO pa! ths
same or any part thereof.
Now therefore !, Frank lin II. Cutting. Trustee as
aforesaid do give this public notice. that by virtue Of
tho mower which is in said Instrument contained,
will on Monday tho 18th day OF October A. d. 1855 al
the hour of ~ O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said day
nj the Court House door In tina city of Davenpor ex
pose and offer SALE the parcels Of land which arc
above described such parcel or so much thereof rs
shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the amount OF said
proissory note, with tho interest tercon TO the DAY
Of payment, and expeI &c attending said sale.
dated this 18th day of September A. ID. 1855
FRANKLIN X. CUTTING. Trastee,
sepo,dts CorbiB 4 Dow, Attys.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

THE PREss.-The Boston Transcript
gives a very striking instance Of the in
fiuence Of the Press, in mentioning that
correspondent, Of that paper having alluded
to the lack of perfect Bible in the Apple
dore House, on the Isle Of Shoals. soon
afterwards the proprietor Of the house had
fity Bibles sent to him. We recently had
similar proof Of the benefits Of advertising.
in the prompt aud generous response of the
public TO brief statement published among
our items of local intelligence, Of worthy
family in need Of assistance. Our paper
had hardly been published, when dozen
or SO of be nevolent individuals, from Differ
ent parts of the city called at the Office TO
tender their assistance. A very remarkable
instance Of power Of the Press in influencing
the public mind occurred last year about
this time, when the death of two or three
very prominent gentlemen was announced.
and the cause Of their disease was attributed
to oysters. The next dsy scarcely an oyster
was sold in the whole city, and the oyster.
men would not have recovered from the
paralysis which their business had suddenly
experienced, il they had not resorted to the
same means Of cure which had occasioned
their hurt. They procured = certificate
from some respectable physicians to the Of
feet that oysters were not unwholesome
and the day after It was published, that
oys,er-eating was again resumed, and the
trade in bivalves went on again as usual
without interruption. ~ Y. Times.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

WJHTER EvEHlnc f.xrv.-As The .s..
soe 70 approaching when young gentlemen
ana ladies' will assemble together At even
| ing Parties-and when, for the purpose Of
ssc,seillty and making time pass sway pleas.
antiy' games and plays will b. introduced
-.Perm't me, Mr.. Editor, to suggest q play
which ] regard as first-.ste pestime. md
one which will be sure 10 draw out where i,
ex'ets. II 10 styled Lexigessima. and the
modus orsrondt 10 ~ follows: Each gentle
man and lady present Is required to write
on asliP ofpaper any question that NAV
suggest itself, and on smother some simnle
word. The questions are deposited togeth.
sr. in one card basket, aud the words n an.
other. The basket 10 then handed around.
when each person takes out question, and
also q word. The question is to be an
swered on the same clip Of paper on which
Is .propounded, and must incorporate the
word which 10 written on the other slip Of
psper-csre being observed to underscore
this word, that the reader may designate it.
The questions and answers sre then again
deposited 10 basket, and one of the compa-
ny 10 appointed TO read them. "a good
reader should be appointed for THE purpose,
to give zest to the entertainmsnt.)
For example: A gentleman gets the
gues,ion-"Who shall we have for our merit
PRESIDENT" His word 10 "Win,er." He
answers: May the Winter of our discomfort
be made glorious summer by the son Of York
-MIlard Fillmore.
A lady gets the question-"Whst is
iovey Her word is "Potatoe." She an
awers---"Love, like a potatoe, shoots from
the eyes"
Another lady gets the same question
Tor it is very common one. Her word 10
Shanghai" Gracious Petern exclaims
the gentleman next to her, chow can you
associate love with Shanghai" IL will
show you." says the lady. She writes
Love 10 a chicken-hearted sort Of feeling,
but not of the Shangh ii order, ween."
gentleman Of my acquaintance once
got the question--"What becomes Of the
pins" His word--ifI may so call twas
Martin Van Buren," He repliei-"After
like Martin Van Buren,, figuring in the pa
Pers for their allotted period, like tina, gen.
sleman they disappear from the public view,
andgc down to the shades of retirement
From these examples you will perceive,
Mr.. Editor. that the play Is no, only very
dvertng one, but one that will rs | said at
the outset be sure to develope wit ere.
ever it exists. G.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

SOMETHING IN RESERVE FOR THE ABSEN.
rEEs.-The Norfolk correspondent Of the
Richmond Dispotch. who writes for that pa
per over the signature of"Verdad," furnish.
es the following:
The Howard Association is constantly
receiving letters from absentees abroad, re-
questine the officers to look after their SER
wants, Che lazy blacks whom they left be-.
hind) and see that they do not suffer from
the want Of provisions. medical attic ndance,
&c but not dime do these abscntees-
many OF them rich in this worlds goods
send, rs a,sontribution to our afflicted and
destitute poor, and not even to pay for
the aid they expect from the Association
for their negroes. whom they left at home
upon the "con.mons," totally unprovided
for, to "root, pig, or die" One of these
"whole- souled," liberal gents writes that a.
the contributions to the Howard Associa.
ton are made for the benefit of the people
Of Norfolk, he trusts that his servant will
be allowed rs much meal, bacon, &c. a.
will comfortably support her during his alb
sence. And this man is wealthy, and ye,
| has not cont ributed one mite towards the
relief of the destitute widows, orphans and
suffering sick Of his native city. The AZ
ISOLATION intend to make public expose OF
these letters, with the writer's names at
tached in full, after the fatal scourge shall
psssed away. when some highly Unique
and interesting developments may be an
| ticipated.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

The Little Giaa," made his appearance
kfore St. Luis auJisnce. on Friday last
t the following is the closing paragraph
"firs, rate notice" o: his speech on that
kcasiou, by the 81. Louis Democrat jour
n whose devotion 10 Democratic princi-
cs cannot be questioned:-
1--WE left the crowd as the Little Giant
las about making his peroration, dsnoun-
ing fansticism aud all the other isms OF
b. day, and exhorting the people to stind
y the constitution. The entire speech
Pas disappointment. The speaker has
bai voice but q labored delivery. We
ksi,ed for some fine ora,oricsl dis plays. com
bensurs,e with the widely bruised stories
bic superior eIoquence. but not one single
leatiment or harmonious period fell upon
lar ear. We listened to hear arguments
fs specious kind at least, but were dissp-
pointed. All We did see or hear. wss q lit
e man, dressed in a black dress coat. black
fuva,, white vest, and white br eeches, hav.
lng his hair slightly fuzzed, standing behind
lrse glass lanterns placed on atable, de-
|iverng himself with loud voice end slow
Pccen,, shaking his head and fore finger
Ehen desirous Of being emphatic, and en-
|eavorng by all the non-conmi.tal cum
ping of the mere politician, to snake be.
!lsve" that he was . great statesman, Of
!'gs and fundamental views and sctussed
by no other desire than love for the Cons'i-
luton and his country. He failed. Hs~as
cnly positive on one thing, and that, his
OPPOSITION to Know nottingham. This
amounted to nothing for the. party is dead.
ne delivered philippe against 1.-THE
night more appropriately have pronounced
= e!egy upon il. His chief aim was to
Halter and conciliate the Southern feeling
Of our citizens. We are much mistaken II
'ae people do not set him down a. great
saam-an unmit igated humbug--s man o.
'unbounded stomach" but with no resour-
ees to crafty his appetite for political dis
ulhc'ion. more than those possessed ey
thousands of his cunning comprehensive
uneasy politicians" OF the land"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

Faox MIHsEsoTA.-Extract Of a letter
dated st. Paul, Sept. 18th: "All the politi.
clans OF the Territory ar. busy elec,ionecr.
Jog for The candidates for Delegate. Mar
shalPs chance is considered the best. 1,
has rsined here every day bu, two f,r week
and il is now pouring down and laundering
and lightning at a great rate. The River
has risen foot. and will rise much higher
IL il rsins much longer as Al present. Il is
as cold as Greenland. Even the wild geese
are holding mas M etings, it /. su ], osed
to see about emigrating to warmer climate.
The blackbifds held a convention, last Sat.
urdsy, on the prairie letween this ard st.
Anthony, and having no, seen one since, ]
suppose they have gone south. St. Paul
has not progressed much within a year.
They say the want of lumber prevents ma
ny Improvements. Town sites and town
lots are all the rage. Many of the old set
tiers OF ST. Paul have removed to new
points Of speculation."- Ga. ADV.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

SLEEpIsG III MEErIxG,-This custom is
of remote antiquity. We read in history
that when Bishop South was preaching be.
fore Charles II. and Court, many Of the
monsrch's suite went 10 sleep, and some of
them snored; whsreupon South addressed
himself 10 Lord Lauderdale, one Of the Of
tenders, and ssid Il: my Lord, ] ask pardon
for disturbing you, but must tell You that
YOU snore 90 lsud that you are in danger
Of waking up his majesty" This warning
woke up every one. and banished all desire
to sleep,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

GEN. SHlELps.-Gen. Shields was in
.0wn on Friday. He has just recovered
from illness. He speaks In the highest
terms Of the richness Of the soil in the Can
non river district, and seems better sstisned
with tilling the land and overseeing his
'a'm, than mingling with the political eip.
nenss which just now agitste the minds OF
our city. We are inclined to think that
me Generals real sentiments are with the
Aepubhcsn Party, notwithstanding no al
nea himself with Douglas in the con:um'
g rin Of The Nebraska iniquisy, - Chicago
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

A, Rhind, one Of the naval officers
dropped, writes that he has been left out
because he has always been prominent IN
opposing tho oppression. the arrogance, the
ignorance and the imbecility Of those
with whom il has been his misfortune 10
sail.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
IOWA COLLEGE.


IOWA COLLEGE.
THE Fall Term Of this Institution will commence
/ Thur. day, the 2ph Of Sept. aud continue IA
weeks. Until the building now being erected Is com.
pletcd school sessions will be held in the basement
OF tho Presby terrain Church. Candidates for admis-
sion to the Collegiate Glasses will be examined the
day before the opening Of the term.
FACULTY:
Rev, f. RIPLEY Carter Prof. of Ancient Languages;
f" II. BULLEN, Prof. Of Mathematics and Nat. Phi
losophy;
d. s.SHELDoN, NJ. A., Prof Of Chemistry and Nat.
Science;
Rev. D. LANE, NJ. A., Prof. of Metaphysics.
TUITION:
Collegiate Department, - 20 per term.
Prenarutory 10 - Z"
Tuition must he paid In advance II this IL not done
within two weeks from the entrance Of the papil one
dollar extra per term will be charged.
The Preparatory Department will be under me 81
psrv or Professors Lane and Sheldon, who Will
receive such aid from other members ofthe Faculty AZ
may be necessary.
Ills the design OF the Trustees TO maintain this De-
partment with due efficiency. Those who desire 10
secure thorough Eng ish education, qualify them
seivesf eaching, will hnd the course of Instruction
adapteGto their wants. +. ADAMS, Clerk.
Sept. dwN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
NOTICE

YNh CO. par the rshp heretofore existing between
i the undersigned, in the style Of DESsAlNT Il
BKANCONIER Is this day By mutual consent dssolv-
ed.
Mr.. L. C. Dessaint 10 authorized to the name oil
the arm In liquidation, and all payment. said arm
will Le made 10 him, and all debts duo BY the arm
will be bv him paid. l.. G. DESSAlNI.
Sept is-du d. BRANCoNlkk.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26
looks h Stationery.
IOWA Al IT II.

v,,., AVWA - Al -
A NEW supply just received. Every Emiersnt,
~ traveller wantsa copy aud ey cry citizen OF the
osase ought 70 have several 10 send 10 his friends
. fnce ONE DOLLAR per copy, with q map OF the
State ~, 4 up neatley for mailing and postage
prepaid for ton cents additional each copy.
-ALso-
Ny Bondage and my Freedom, by p. Douglass. Is5
Canu' LAo0t. ana uold, howiu 2 vols, 900
S"nG wv 1ophs1s ineheuy, l25
Bennett and his Times with Portrait log
Life ofIiorace Greedy, lllatratod, i9s
ncu omltn Avroaa, l.2s
Doesticks, what he says, illustrated ios
nnex .m Wsmonos, rfoi: e. Hannibal, I25
"am 'nSs ~ search OF Wife, IS
Note Book ofan Opium Eater, IL Quincy. *
Al TIE IOWA BOOK ROOMS.
NO, 10 BRADY 81. sET. IN 4 Sd srs.
n ELI ADAMS & CO.