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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18

Adjourned.
HousE.-NIr. Dunn rising TO personal expIana-
ton read extlac:S irom tue correspondence OF the
N. Y. Tribune Of the 18th, signed H. G. com.
lnentlng On his course III the election Of Speaker
and sad, notwithstanding the attack, he should
nuttuTn his back OH his country at The eXpenSeOI
his rrue manlinesS and honor, though Horace
Greeley or the Devil OF both together bid him do it.
tapplause.)
Banks rose amid cries of fair play shear him.
'no Obiecliuns,' remarSing that be was moi ac-
countable for what the N. Y. Press said of him,
never having solicited their support. He relied on
himself alone, and begged Dunn not to hoIl himt
responsible tor complaints or cenSurr in the N. Y.
Times. or Tribune. Dunn distinctly st. ted th.t
he did not do so. but was opposed TO him (Banks)
| on other gTounnS relating to his couSe pendIng
the Ne6r ska bill and said lie would surrender
that opposition the noueut all Nebraska men
came together. ---.4 s7.ss4
Banks repeated that he was independent of the
New York Press III all respects, and further in
reply insisted he had never yielded any par ici on
the Nebraska bill, meeting his constituents lace
to lace, they gave him last election TOGO msjorty,
the laTGeStknOwn lnthe political history OF Mass,
(AppauSe.) He had been acting IS he thought
was tight regarding the Nebraska bill, aud they
sustained him.
Mt. M'NIilIau offered proposition for com
PROMISE, saying it was the ploGuct Of his own
humble Imagination. (LsngLter.] He begged
the gentlemen 10 remember lie did not, in submit
ting it, design building for himself popularity ut
home.
The proposition was read to the effect that a fer
organizing no business shall be transacted, unless
ii be the passage Of the necessary appropriation
bills, and that the members then resign and 90
home; and That the blank III the resolution be fill
ed with the name OF some gentleman to act as
Speaker until the aforesaid purposes are accom-
pl!sbed.
Mr. Dunn proposed modification ofthe tesolu-
ton. providing Ior The repeal Of so much OF the
Kansas aud Nebraska bill us destroys the Missouri
Compromise. (Laughter.) e..
Mr Houston-onIy . slight modification. (Mer-
riment.)
Mr.. Mcmillan could not think the gentleman
from Indiana made the suggestion in good faith of
adopting the resolution; that all could return to
the people OH that issue. ss.t-a z 4
Nr AlcMillan's resolution was then laid on the
table.
The House voted twice. Last ballot: Banks
los; Richardson IS; Fuller 50; Scattering 4.
Mr.. BrJume submitted proposition to leave the
QUESTION as to-the power OF Congress on the ynb-
ect Of slavery in the Territories. 10 the decision OF
Supreme Court, which elected considerable dis
cu>sion,
The House then again voted: Banks 1906, Rich
arlson 10; Fuller SO; Scattering 6-lls necessary
10 choice.
Mr.. Thornton offered resolution tOr the cleo
lion of Speaker by plurality, pending which the
House adi'd.
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MEDICAL.
y . all SHOULD TRY IT!!75 = =
Q r. j.. HOSTETTERys
CELEBRATED -.
@ STOMACH BITTERS. st5 g.

IOO. 900 BoItIco sOId In one 5 ~
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New Arrangement.
D Changa 81 Thine.
ioING SOuT

NS44t44IE9V
ON and after Tuesday, August Z, 1855, until further no.
~ tice, Trains will run follows, CSuudays except
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BOOTS. AND SHOES
AT OAK HALL, stais
No. 123 Main street,
WHEEL!NGY-VA.
THIRD DOOR sRELow tS.SD. SAARPER's HAT STORE.
-s3sstfse = I'D t-35t'
HAWK lust received another lot of Boots and Shoes
from tho best PhIIedeipaia ma n1lctnreEs made exc
n1nshiF and am now:pTePars to furnish any aud eve
ION eSeent shoe 10 10 oII.r SCOT Sd aE 10 THieIT '
stye, quality, MATERIAL and durability k4shiP,
and prices cannot be surpassed b. amy other houss
- ALSO
Gents boots and shoes all kns styles and qualities,
Having employed some Of tbs hest vorkcn in the nj
ted states, satised that ail please any
MystOck consists in part q Tue following articles:
100 pair stealf booes;
. 1919 do Do a shfek
100 do water proof boots5
s1s 90 do cOIk sole q
MEMS BHOGANS.
100 pair besrcai brogans;
i iSe DC Do n shIsk
BoY'ssS' AND i6~ 9 9t;SSa u.s. BRoeANs.
s,is 100 100 Ea s. boys thick hi! brogalls.
BOYS. AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 pairs OF call boOtsI
'''11o . g g u ss!ss - 3d. =. --.s.
WOMENS W Ehh.
~ 160 pairs lasting saiters, a leOlOrs, -
"a loo do walking shoes,
150 do morocco buSkina,
.1aIs 150 do kid
$50 do calf
150 do J.. Lind
200 do morocco and kid slippers.
u'sA 7t't'ifi MISSES BOOTS. - s--t 80
100 pairs morocco boots,
iit7y 49, dr. kid ~ % 81 IL " ~ s1.6s
8 s1IaO DO French morocco boots, o-a
IS I5OE do calf 2t-Isr-zts = 1i--- sf7 50 80
100 do kip 'i-saf-5,z
i7--l@ 174 ALSO, ssaasa- e.
The finest quality of ladies' give leather CATERS and
busktRs very fine and SO article Ladies glove .tatl
er CATERS with high hees heavy SOLE aud button uhs
ZCHILDREN'SlWEAR. s7H'-s4
Patent leather, morocco kid, goat glove leather last
ing, calf fancy bo0ts gaiterS ankle ties, slippers,
Oxford ties and all other kinds and styles always on
hand al low prices. .5s alE
81 - t -fs-e4 GUMS.
Ladies': men's and misses sandals boots aad Over
shoeS Of the best quay also great variety Of 9th
er goods not here enumerated, which Twill seIl the
del = - n l.. DORSEY.
2 ~ 8. MARSH. : ---E7-T3 A. T. lwAYuANi5
Co-Partnership.h
MARSH mas this day associated with him N. T.
u Wayman, tor tie purpoSe OF tansaeting the whole
sale and retail Boot anu Shoe business al the stand OF
b. MaTSh No. 30 Monroe street, door to Greer,
Ott q co. uhueE Tue MIN oil ,,,,,, ,vu,,,,
July list. 1875. ,sS- = iasc
Hats and Caps.
Whole and Retail.
-, Has on hand and is manufacturing aud receiving IT
one OF the largest sssortmcnts OF ~
~ HATS AND CAPS,
consisting of ali file yaFiete
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MARSH. - - w.vS5.S;
Marsh & Wayman, -
WHOLESALE AND RETaII rpE.ErSR ~ iaartu-
-551e BOOTS IND SHOES, p q; - =, :,
lathe 0lo STAND OF }. 3, MGkST.1
No. 35 Monroe street, 4 :.

: ".|T WNEBIINlIl VA -I-
NEXT DOOR ORRkR, OFT Ann Co tsJ gssa.i- 81
WE are now lece wing from oul "a stern
W one Of e largest and best aSsOTtnehS or hcofa
AMI shoes, Tor Fail aud Winter wear, ever A In ;,
they having aoeH selected with E,eSt care Std
enusclu cd 10 order, according own dlFectioNe
ny Tie ueSt WORK ell i the XpieSsy
We are how prepared 10 accommodate ourClsioiSeTs
ellhSI Whole " real' with variety OF Fall4ad win
leF 1o0us hot TO he surpassed bylany other he IN ans
cllS elder u syie quality bacterial, or dab or
country 50 -" " 80 N SS'tp'
Our stock consists in rant Orths ar,ie,s,,
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NoIHlNG IN the tnarEetnOling Ia The medical mar
All article be pIOJnced 10 quail tins 9'+N' -"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
EMIaRANTs TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

EMIGRANTs TO IOWA
AL Want Good and Reliable Maps.
IESN, Williams b Co.'S Township Maps are the
best, being com piled from the United States Sur
veys, Official information, and personal rccouDois
sance; showing the roads, towns, post Offices,
county SEATS, works OF Internal impro ement, etc.
ETC. Being published within the state intact, the
cuiy telable and complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Being regu larly appointed agents for the sale Of
these ms ps nre prepared 10 furnish them to the
trade at the publishers Wholesale rates, or b!
the single copy. Also:
200 dog. J. II. Cotton & Co. and Ensign, Brdgman
FanniAxs maps OF the United States. Western Ststes
and the states Of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
sour; and Territories Of Minnesota, Kansas and Ne
brssks. Fors sale, Wholesale or retail. BY
WARREN 4 RHAWN.
Book sellers and Stationers Deaiersin Wall Paper,
Window Shades, etc. Illinois street Rock Island,
Post Ofice, davenport. Apl. q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
So q / OlW A;
gg&s Ess As 1T ~ IN 1855. te,sss Ia +
A Gasetteer f,r Citissns, and Handbook for

se4 Immigrants. 4r ss4f ID.
EMBRACING full description Of the State Of
II IOwa.-ler Agricultural and MI. erhlogical
character; her Water courses, Timber lands Soil and
those projected with the distances from station
station, on each; number Of Churches, Schools and
Benevolent 'ciescs 10 each County; Population and
business statistics Of the most important Cities and
Towns; Information for the Immigrant ssrespecting
he SELECTION entry and cultivation Of Prairie soil;
list une Inferred lands the Stae tables Of distances
all the Stage routes through the State, Ne, &C..
Accompanied by the latest and most authentic Map
of the State, and illustrated with number OF Land
scapcs, and other views. 400 pages l2mo.
By NATHAN II. PARKER.
Davenport, Iowa.
Price, with Map, 81 SO. Price, without Map, 90.
For Sale by
W. H. HOLMES q CO.,
No. lie Claire Block.
Davenport. Aug. goth, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

SsPLENDID LOT, being corner Of 4th and LIE Claire
y Street, 70 lease fos - Year,, renewable OF build
ing valuation vt end Of term. This lot s IN
BY u feet running & ON %th 70 Depot. Terms Easy.
ALSO, East of the drst Block Of Lots North Of Col
lege ground, west side Of Brady Street, 20 Lease
for - yesrs. -sn r H. s-5- = is-...tsE
July 10 EADS a. STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

DRUGS, DRUGS.
The Only Complete Stock above
St. Louis
HINES &c CLIPPINGER,
A W. 7. Norris old stand.

HINES &c CLIPPINGER,
ROCK isLASD, II IifIiIHSoIs.
spSs and Hop. r. sssl Medicines. ss'ss
Window Glass, Pure White Lead all kinds ofPain,,
gil kinds Of varnishes. Potash and Putty, Sperm and
Lard OIL all kind,ef Essences, by the gross seidlitz
and Soda powders, BY the gross.
These articles and all others Of our very extensive
stock will be g
SOLD at the very Lowest Rates.
Physicians and Country Dealers need nolsay Drugs
are sold at exorbitant pricas in Rock Island.
0uinine at is-f. e2 %
.rlomci per Id, 81
blne Mass do 80. 80. ss
Saffron per H., 49,. rs
Coach DC Body 30 va IN s1- No p'rs.. .ssS
'.a.s g e g g. s.yss.ss -
Japan Varnsl per GAL, 20
arabian Linment PET dog, 80 Q4S-f 900
rerry Davh' Pain Killer per dos, aS
Fahnestock's vermifuge do 200
$50 Boxes window Glass.
Hanging from 7xsto 24xis. This will bs sold at
10000 Abs. PURE WHITE LEAD:
30 Bbls. LINsEED OIL AND TD1PENTINE.
500 lbs Vegetable Cattle Powder,
aud cattle. 5l tds
All the popular
Patent Medicines Of the Day.
cal" selling e ssss{ 1s'o
7 HAVE this day permanently associated THoM
i J. HINES with me ia copartncrship for the pnr-
pose continuing the Drug business at the old estab
lished stand beg leave 20 state 70 the public that
Mr.. H. comes thorough drugyistfr0m PhiiAd slphia,
feel confident all calls Of physicians or private eit
izens " Ill meet with that care nj his banda which
could be desired or expected ofDruggists.
,lzaf ReF CHAS. T. CLlPPlNGER.
Aug 2Ist, IS d&w-2w
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
To the Lovers of Fruits!

yT1wICHELL & GILLETT, ANNOUNCES TO
i the fruit growing public that they are now pre-
pnreI 10 Fl, irish cans and put up fruit, which they
will WARRANT to Keep through the winter.
We have had experience, and can do what VIC pro-
times 10 60 10 the house, put up the fruit aud seal
the cans. seE Ltf,s II = :
The season for preparing the fruit Is now coming
on and those who arc first leave their orders ~li
be the first to be served. Directions with regard 10
putting up fruits msy be obtained BY calling on she
uBde rsigaed. TW1CHELL q SiLLE'.
Davenport, Aug. let, '55-d-u. 6
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

4 LARGE assortne nj OF Gilt ard Fancy Note Pa
n pe,s AID Env, iopes, Cap and Letter Papers, Lee
81 Cap, and every variety Of Stat emery. Miscels-
neons, School and Toy Books. Also. fne Gil, Books,
suitable for presents. Albums, Portfolios. &c.
July IS Al No. Lie Claire FLOCK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
Books h Stationery.
EprscopALP PUBLICATIONS.

UsT received by Express AN invoice Of Standard
Books which will DO sold By the subscrbers q, the
PuEHlSHERiS NETWORK PRICES fortssh, com.
prsihg: Il 81 sf8 6 81 9K
: The end Of Controversy Controverted, by John H.
Hopkins, d. d., L. L. Dig vols. $500
The Presbyterian Clergyman looking for the Church.
600 pages, 12tho. cloth, Alo5
StauBton's Dictionary Of the Church, II 90
The Sacrament OF Responsibility, Is
Enter into thy Closet, by w. Derran, D. d rs
Steps to the Altar, by w. X. Scudamore. M A. Is
-, Ailegories, by Rev. W. Adams, NJ A. viz
Distant Hills, A az
Old Mans Home, 81
Kings Messengers, IS
Cherry Stones, rs
The Dark River, by Munro, IS
The Holiday Week, rs
Norton Hargrave, &c. rs
Way through tn re desert, 65
Prize Da, 4c. rs
Heart and Home Truths, by r.
Nottingham, rs
TIE TIE R Eev,1s an alloggory by MSnro, 6
Things to be Remembered. supplement.
tary 10 the Church Catechism, -
Also an assortment OF common kAyRR Roofs PRor.
Err Lessons. KIsBs Cssis1IAH YEAR, DC,
IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No, ~ BRApr ST. BET. ID q 3i srs.
Eli ADAMS & CO.
Davenport, e mo. l4th,tf --r-rst
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
Beautiful Small Farm

Beautiful small Farm.
on ACRES, part of well improved, 40 acres tim
on Der, only Al miles from the eity. Terms easy,
July /; E,& >.
siE.s5sA ALSO: las
20Acres1 I miles from city, on Dubuque road. This
will be sold at bargain. +. x D.
ALSO:
$40 Acres being S. w. / and S. Of N. w. Of Sec
20, T. 20, RE. Neai Walcou. To be sold cheap.
July 10 EADS e. STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

CoLoRkp DAGUERREorYrEs.- the
the modern inventions, none have been so
rapidly perfected as that beautiful art of sun
painting, discovered by the Frenchman.
Daguerre, whose n,me will be perpetuated
as long as the results OF his labor continue
to add to the happiness or improvement of
his kind. The associate and co-laborer Of
Daguerre, Niepece, who has devoted years
TO the study Of the ait, has added TO it the
charm thnt vii give it a ten-fold value
The London Art Journal, in speaking Of
his attempts to produce colored photo
| graphs, uses the anguag, Of Niepece him
| self. thus:
"Ihave begun" says he, with reprodu-
/ cling in the camera ohscura, colored engra-
wings, thon artificial and natural flowers
and lastly dead nature, a doll dressed in
s'uifs Of different coiors, and always trim
med with gold and silver lace. haze Oh.
tained all tie colors, and what is still more
extraordinary and curious, the gold and sill
yer are depicted with their metallic lustre
NJ rock crystal, porcelain and alabaster
are depicted with the lustre natural 10
them"
Ifsurcess attends his efforts to prepare
the plates necessary in the process, so cheap
| " that colored pictures will come within
reach Of those Of moderate means, the re-
suits Of his discoy cry can hardly be appre
GATED Chicago 7rib.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
HOUSE TO RENT.

A RARE chance TO rensa most desirable residence.
n House new, large yard, fall of trees. Cistern.-
wei, six rooms, well finished, Rent low Also three
room &c nement 10 rent. ,
Enquire at lesidence, Harrison ST. below New Col
lege ground. Jul! q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

JEWISH CosrERENcE.--A circular has
been issued by the "Provisory Snnhedr'm
of American Rabbis," calling conference
of the ministers, rabbis, and delegates OF
the Israelitish congregation at Cleveland on
the 18th OF October next. 10 deliberate on
the following points:
l. On the union of American Israeltes.
Q. On plan to organize regular per-
manent Synod or Sanhedrim OF Rabbis
3. Ona plan for religious and scholastic
education OF Hebrew youth.
4. On any other proposition that may
he broupht forward in the conference.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

German Dance Hsuse and . Lots for sale!!
MIRO. HE'LL, IL DESTROYS OF ''ciosinE ont'i this
MI we'll known establishment, and We now Offer q
bargain. Come all, rs the property Is
be sold, and here Ia chance for speculation -
For particulars inquire Of --s-aa---....,....-.
Jul, IL SO, EADs & STEWART
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
NEWS AND BOOK INKS,
C0L0RED INKS AND BRONZEs'

Dressing Cases and Work Bexos.
A-ls,Ti '' 80, {. Clair. Dock
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

Tie receipts Of the Pennsylvania kal'-
road for the month Of July last amounted 70
S3o7,6l8.34. During the same Inonah 'as'
year the receipts were Ssos'Ioo''' '"'
crease S9S, 2l7.47.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
Great Excitement at 9
myrcuEEEsS EMPORIUM!

NOV is the time 10 get the worth OF Your money
IN We are determined to sell on nj VERf Low
PRICES what few goods have LETT in order to
make ami lie room for orr Stocks of Fall and Winter
Goods We intend to 60 East about the Goth Of the
present month, and rast all rae msney &c can s"s ~
we'll az the room for the new goods. Call soon and
improve this great opportunity ofbuyng your goods
at these very low Prices. ~ ,,,r,,,Y,,
Inix II s55.dN ~ - - -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

The Republican Mass Conveh.lsn )"
Maine nm Tuesday, was a tremendous as
ssmhlace OF the people. The number on
the ground was estimated ~ rom ; aaUU urs,
rs 600 men. The greatest enthusiasm P'.
vailed. The Convention resolved "evee ~
give ~ the contest until the last aougG pnw
was exterminaled, and until the b'ack 10y, 70"
err wa, driven back within its state "'", us
with guarantees for its future COCO 0s"-
yior
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
Rfal Gstatf.

+ SC ''''' EADs & STEWART.
General Lad Agsntst Notaries Public.
), -. STEWART,
Attorney and counssIlor ct Law.
SAMUEL pAIRER,
Real Estate Brokers' Austionser.
Aprac.eslE ra nd Draugthsman connseted with
X1ILLattcnd TO thu purchase and sale
leasing honses collecting renss ana ~, y ~
ing taxes for non residents.
Wehave ayentsatthe principal points west 81 Dav.
sn sss. sse WIN a''''''' '"1''' "''''''''
Unimprovsd Land. v
IN O0 ACRES un',ngrS.ead land io- sale Il S ":
s ssn ), '0aA'J fm W. ' EADs & STEWART
Rural Houses. H
IL who desire 20 avail themselves Of beautiful sites
NAYS $500 - RADS & STEWART.
Lots to Lease,
"A BY EADs & STEWART.
REAL KsTATB FOB SALE. Hr
IN ACRES wen timtered, n miiesfrom Muscas'ns
~ ION lows City road, and
$40 Prairie, .unimproved on Upton Road, 81 miles
from Auscatine, ali Of which viii Be sold ats great
bargain ifsppled for soon.
-ALsO:-
400 Acfesin one body, on stage route to Muscatlne
from Davenport. AIfo 100 acres all untmproved'
timber and prairie, near the river, mes from stone
coal, grist and saw mill To be sold chosp and long
credit.
+ -ALSo:-
seyerallots to suit purchasers. not improvsd-nsar
Town. and 400 xcrcs nne for grazing, adjoining Al
zer's, on Upton road, In Scott county.
-ALsO:- a4
Q Lots on Brady, adjoining College Square, on IN
Hill. Long Lease-20 years. =5tA'rz HF e't ,tia''
Small Houses and Lots forsale cheap.
- -ALsO:--
Lot Corner Of Perry and 7th Street, large and hns
view Termsoasy. - Apply TO ,
june II ,.a EADs 4 STBWAED.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

Toys. Dolls & Fancy Notions generally.
Me rchanis viii find il TO their inter- 70 examine
our Stick, before making their pu rchases as we i'm
port all our Foreign Goods, direct from The manuiae-
urers thus saving the pyont TIL Eastern Importers
ard being there6 y enabled 10 soil low as any Eas-
,s,n dealsy u - suel3d3m
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

SUGARS.-D. r. Loaf. Crushed, Powdered and
y primo New Orleans Sugsrs, for sale BY the Dbl.
esail BY ljune a2l J. WEAVER, jr, 4 co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24
Unimproved Ind.

1CnACRES being south Of 8. z. and !. s.
lOyv w Section 10, t. as, 2 &. ~ miles from the
civ Terms easy EADS e. STEWART. y
90 ACRES being f.. S. w. S. 90, T. 20, N. r. 2
one. 8 miles rom tn, city, to be sold cheap, "
applied for soon EADS & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

Hamburger Cheese,
lust received and for sale by
81 July 81 DALZbLL q bhV.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

sNEAS.-Grsen and Black, Young Hyson, Gunpow
der, Oolong, Souchone and Powchons Ch0olos
Teas in half chests and caddy boxes, all Of superior
quality and ane favor, for ssle by
Jsnsss j. WEAVER, u, CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

vTyHE newly erected double frame house, built IN
i modern style and very convenient. situated q
Rsck isisnd between Second & Third a. will bsscl4
IN re nsRle tcfm . for cash on apPlcct,us V
~ ,,',..",,'ir EN-. NhEELJH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

(tOFFEES.-Rio. Laguara and Java Cc6ees, 81
~ prime articles, for ssle by the bag and retail.
s1slss 81 s. ]. WEAVER. JF., T. CO.,
June 2e. Fourth st, corner lSws.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

Davenport, g mo. llth,t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-24

Solomon Childs. respectable farmer OF
Wal,ham, Massachusetts,, was gofed to
death on the 18th inst. by bull lie was
attempting 10 chain the animal in his barn.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-05-19
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Thursday of this week WAS the day set apart for
the meeting of those eminent bodies Of proslavery
piety, the Old and New School General Assemblies
Of the Presbyterian church. However diverse
their theological views, they cordially agree that
Shareholders are good Christians and worthy rep
reservations Of their ideas of piety and virtue
That they may the better manifest 10 the world
their good fellowship Of the system, they both, this
season hold their sessions in siaveholding cities.
The Old School Assembly meets at Noshyille,-the
New School at st Louis. This will Of course pre-
vent discussion and secure that quiet, in regard to
this chief CT all crimes, which Shareholders, like
all other notorious criminals, so carefully cultivate,
Doubtless, too, the Presbyterians of both bodies
have acted upon the recent suggestion of DR.. Cox,
and sent Elders and Ministers to St. Louis and
Nashville, who are eminently national" in their
presbyterianism as well as their politics. And the
St. Louis Assembly may, doubtless, with entire
safety to its delegates, send abroad any Of them to
preach their gospel to the Self Defensive Associa.
tons of Weston and Parkyille. The smell of
abolitionism has never passed even upon the gar
ments Of these sleek and crafty priests who man.
age to serve their God and the Demon Of Slavery,
without doing violence to the character or princi-
pies of either Of the objects of their service and
alteration. Even the sharp scented Stringfellow
and his associates would never yoip on their track.
They arc safe.