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his bOdy.s early dawn he is heard earOliug on
bis way to the unreaPt fslds, All are pleased
alks,-,he rich and the poor. This week will
gather the most bOuntiful wheat crop that has
ever been harvested in Little Carroll
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OLD WHrGs"-Iti is amusing to see the des-
perate efforts OF the Statesman and the organs
of the Slave Democracy to array the old
Wings against the Republican ticket. These
papers act on the theory that the people are all
stupid fools, and have no perception of the true
state OF affairs about them, 1t is nctorioas that
three 'iourths ofthe men who voted for the Re-
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WILLOUCHBY'S
Patent Telegraphic Water Carrier

HAVING purchased the right to the said apparatus in
Ii the townships Of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta,
Washington and East in Carroll county, Ohio. would
inform the citizens Of that part of the county, that am
prepared to set up said apparatus short notice and
reasonable terms. Said apparatus being for the purpose
# raising and conveying water from the spring to the
house. which is admitted to be of the best appara-
tus for labor saving in the female department. now in
use. Warranted to give satisfaction.
". B. Any communications for me can be left at the
Patton House CarrotOn, Ohio,
July 10, 1855. tf. E.S. wOODBORNE.
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Harvest.

The golden crop is now falling before the
seytbe. and 10 rich Profdsion the sheaves stand
II shocks It evening. Tho heart Of the farm.
" Il gladdeped at the bountiful blessing about
70 Be poured into his store house. Although
tisi limbs are tired and weary at the setting
sun,, Yet when tired Natures sweet restOrer,
BssImy deep. has rsireslsbed and uvigorated
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LAST NOTICE,

I am again constrained to call upon all who have un
/ paid costs remaining due on the docket In the
Probate Office to attend promptly and discharge The
same THfs Is POSITIVELY THE NOTICE, and those
nte rested neglecting to avail themselves Of IL on o.
before the 18th Of next MONTH may expect visit from
an OFFICIAL TRESD who will look for pay for his trouble.
A. w. MORRISON
Carrollton, July 10, 1855.
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EaT Lieut.. Kingsley, of the list regiment cl
Artillery, stationed at Fort McHenry Bali
more. died at Washington on the 9Th inst. OIL
typhoid fever, He graduated at Vest Point
last year; and had gone 20 the latter place on
the Srd inst. with light battery Of his repi.
ment.
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LATER. The Steamship Argo arrived a
New ork on the 10th, bringing London dates
Of the 4th inst, The most important feature o
her news is the announcement of Lord Raglan,
death. which occurred on the 28Lh ut The
fact was made known by Gen, Simpson on the
30th. Some days previously Lord Raglan b ad
been suffering from indisposition, but unit
O'Clock P. NJ, on the 28th. his disease pro.
gressed to the satisfaction of bis medical atten.
dants. Afterwards alarming symptoms devel-
loped hemseves, attended with difficulty OF
breathing. which gradually increased at 5 O.
clock P. NJ. He was uncoucious from that
period, and gradually sank until a5 minutes
before 9 o'clock, at which time he died. Gen.
Simpson succeeds him in the command Of the
allied forces, in the Crimea, for the present.
In the House Of Parliament on the evening
Of the 3d. royal message recommending the
House to provide some material token Of rec.
ognition to Lord Raglan for the services he
had rendered to his country during this aud
previous wars, was brought under consdera-
ZION and it was agreed that an annuity of a
thousand pounds per year shall be granted to
the widow Of his late Lordship, and two thou
sand pounds per year to the present possessor
of The title. In the House of Lords, the Earl
Of Galloway blamed the Government for hav-
ing allowed certain charges adduced against
Lord Raglan in Parliament and elsewhere, to
pass unanswered.
Detailed accounts Of the attack on The Nal
akof and Redan Towers. made by the Allies
on the 18Th ult, have been received and pub
lished in extense in the London Journals Va.
rious correspondents ascribe the repulse and
great loss which the French AMI English sus-
tanned, to want Of proper management and to
total absense Of that military knowledge and
judgment so requisite in such hazardous and
difficult undertakings The Journal De ST. Pc,
tersburg publishes correspondence espeoting
the outrage at ilango, which Russia denies
on the ground that the flag of truce was not
up. Russia accuses England of making i'm.
proper use Of flags Of truce.
The extraordinary session OF the French
Legislative Assembly Was opened on the 2d
inst. by the Emperor. In his speech be SAID.
the Conference lately held at Vienna having
failed to secure return ofpeaee, he came be.
fore them to make new appeal to their patri.
otism, and justified the conduct Of the allies in
he Conferences, and demonstrated their mod.
'ration' He relied on the Legislative body to
give him means to continue the war. He had
ormally resolved to place himselfin the midst
II the army, but serious questions abroad
md important questions at home had forced
lim to abandon his intentions. No extraordi.
nary levy would be necessary Let al! put.
ling their confidence in God, perservere. and
they would arrive at n peace worthy the alll-
ance.
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RHODES
FEVER AND AGILE CURE.

NOR the Prevention and Cure oil Intermittent and he
II mittent Fevers Fever and Ague Chills and Fever,
Dumb Ague, General Debility, Night SWeats, and all
other forms Of disease which have common origin in
Malaria or MAsma
This is a NATURAL ANTIDOTE which will entirely
protect any resident or trave er in the most sick
ley swampy localities, from any Ague or Bilious d.
sease whatever any injury from constantly inhalng
Malaria or Msama.
twill instantly check the Ague in persons who have
ered from any length Of tme from day TO tWen.
~ years. that they need never TO have another chill
by continuing in use according to directions. The pa
ent at once begins TO recover appetite and strength
aud continues until permanent and radical cure Is ei
fected.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases
some may require more Directions printed in German
French and Spanish, accompanying each bottle. Prce
One Dollar. Liberal discounts made to the trade.
JAMES A, RHODES, Providence, r. |.
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.
NEw.YQRK June II, 1856.
"I have male chemical examination of "Rhodes'
Fever and Ague Cure, or "Antidote to Malaria" and
ha tested for Arsenic Mercury, Quiune and Stych-
nine bu. haze not found particle of either in it. nor
have found any substance in its composition that would
prove injurious to the constitution.
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ d., Chemist
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.
LEwIsBURG, Union Co, Pa, May 2, 1855.
Mr.. j. A. RHoDEs-Dear Sir: The box Of medicine
you sent me duly received on the llth Of April
have sold about half Of and far the people who
have used are satisfied that has cured them 1t has
certainly 'topped the Ague in every who has used
it. and six Of the cases we're of long standing. Ny els
ter who has had it for five six years back and could
never et it stopped, except by Quinne, and that only
as long as she would take it, is now think entirely
cured by your remedy. C. r. McGINLY.'
CAUTION TO AGUE UFFERERS.
Take no more Arsenic, Tonics, Mercury Febrifuges,
Suychnne, or AntiPerod:cs of any kind. The we'll.
known netciency of these noxous poisons proves them
to be the offspring either Of false medical principles
of mercenary quacks. The only remedy in existence
that is both sure and harmless, is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale in CarrOllton by C. A. BEOGEL, and dealers
generally.
July, l9 1850, 1y.
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EFFive States of the Union are now free d
debt, viz; Connecticut, New Hampshire, Yer.
mont, Delaware, and Florida.
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COME AND SEE.

HE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to the
public that they have located for the bot season al
He Harlem Springs, and are prcparedat all times, and
IN II kinds Of weather. to take Daguerreotypes in the
atest and most approved style. Being prepared With
I9e best Of material and the most approved
o side aud sky light and from their former expersabo
IN the business they atter themselves that they wibe
aole to please all. Allwor warranted not to fade.
NO charges will be made unless the work is satsac-
tory. Terms reasonable-So come along.
Come young, come old, come all,
Come every one Of you
To ]. B. Gilson's hall,
And have your likeness true;
That generations all
May know how you did look,
When we you; pictures took.
NIB. Dark dresses preferable. J. B. gibson,
L. JOLLY.
July 5-'55. If
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Look out for spurious twenty Eve cent pie.
ces. The Rochester Union says that they are
in plentiful circulation; we'll made, but rather
brittle, and thinner than the genuine Coin.
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- Tea lines or less Of solid Brewer viii be eOn'id
cred Square.
~ Advor tissrs must be particular to mark the nun
bsr Of Insertions on tho face Of their ADVERTISEMENT
o. thsy win be pub shed IN ordered out and charged
accordingly.
eW- AaTcuimueBts should be handed In BY TUfs
DETE0ksIEo, TO insure insertion that week.
t. Jos WoAE neatly and eIpeditiOusly executed al
tIls oalee, on the shortest possible notice.
~ LAY 4 BROTHER, 81 5. Fourth street, be.
lOV Chestnut, Philadelphia authorized agents
10 obtain Advertisements for Us in that city.
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WHOLESALE IL RETAIL,
have constantly on hand iull supply Of tLa f,lou
ing art Giles Of the best quality which will alwavs soil
low Wholesale or Retail
SALT, CHEESE,
WHITE FISH, SUGAR
LAKE HERRING, COFFEE.
SALT WATER do, TEA,
MACKEREL, SPICES.
MOLASSES, CANDLES,
And full assortment OF Groceries always on hand
Custom respectfully solicited
JOHN II. BRACKIN.
tB Fresh Lake fsh for sale every Thursday evening
and Friday morning. J.H,B.'
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Alderman H + Lake Sherman
Brown John s Manifold Benjamin
Bussler Andrew McKithick
3oothe jeremiah Miller Ruth
Baum Joseph Macue s
Beaver Peter Mcclure John
Collins L M2 Nchans Heinerick
Oachil Re Nees D s
Cottel Joseph Patrick Kirk Thos
Cable Joseph Pottolf John A
Conard Nathan Pauluss Elisabeth
Dodds Thos. 2 Patch Wm B
Dwre Shafeth Rickett Jonathan
Dewey SFJM Robson John .
Dpert John Rens Balzer
Ewing Robt G Stambaugh Mr.
Fiechner John Stewart Moses
Gimisou Andrew Sells Anthony
Grimes Elisabeth NJ Stewart Geo
Hill Angaline sherrod Eliza
Holsman 4, Tilton & Co
Hays Henry Toot Moses
Harkider Louisa UutteT John
Harkless Rebecca Welty Eli
Hendricks Msrcens Wolton G L
Jackman Sam'l WanbOugh Ssm'l Q
Junkins Joseph Watson Martha
Johnston Joseph wilkins Ellis
Leey John Winner Daniel
Long Margaret Watts Sam'l
Leeper John Wallace John
JAMES TOLAN, P. NJ.
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List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Carrollton
Ohio, on the first day Of July, 1856, Persons
calling for any of the following letters, will
please say 'adyertiseG'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
CHINA HALL.
No. 1 LIE CLAIRE ROW.

WE have just received tho largest aud best 7or,
~ meDt Of China Glass and tsueenswarc from Pot
ters whose goods not oXceied 10 beauty or dhra
bty in this any other market Whieh We offer Ia
your inspection: Among great variety OF articles in
our line, have superior article oi English AMI
French White and Gold Band, China Iron Stons aud
White Granite P.rian aud Rockingham WsTe AMI Il
full assortment of Glass Wars, with Toilet and faucy
articles in great variety: Also Chandelier. and Lamps
Of every descriptions: Looking Glasses German and
French Plate Of all sizes and prices and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
We shall keep constantly on hand large -ni we'll
assorted stock Of the above named article which will
b. offered to the puic at prices that will defy eompc
tiiion We combining ourselves exclusively 10 this
trade and purchasing direct Of the Manufacturer
large qusnttics enabled 10 offer to Merchants
and dealers such induce IN prices that VIII max
il object for them 10 buy OF US. Call and examine
Our motto 10 zlways ready 10 show goo.ia
II WEBB & co.
Jan o. lI5J-df
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09

those gentlemen not ~ a Wing but 40 az
Anti-Nebruska man, Eel in honor Oo"he
to support the nominations until the hon'''
necs are withdrawal BY their friends. %
AN released By ascertaining that they can
not b. elected; but had voted for Mr.
Cook every ballot il, would not have elected
him. / Do not wish a. the SaRator OF
Scott county to array said county against
the balance OF the State and mare myself
appear factious baf.ra the citizeHs Of Iowa.
know that IN common with you hava in
terests to protect and advance IN Scott
county, and from conversations had with
Mr.. Harlan, believe he will as fully repre-
sent our interests in the Senate as can Dir
Cook, especially when aided BY our Repre-
sentative. Ii it was your desire to elect
NJ. Cock and reject other candidates,
you should have made the request that you
now make at an earlier day. | could then
have acted with manly independence and
complied with your wishes.
proposed at the meeting held IN Owen
port that would s.e Mr. Harlan or his
friends and ask leave to abindon him pro-
vded Mr.. Cooks friends would support the
Anti-N ,braska nomination for Judges.
got no reply from Mr.. Cooks frie nds at he
meeting 70 my proposition, and on nay arri-
val here called on Mr.. Hyde who refused
to enter into that arrangement. Therefor
in caucus this evening promised my sup
port to the Anti-Neb.aska nominees for the
present, and | shall here to that pladg'.
| am very anxious that the members .! tbs
Legislature should not be charged with vo-
latng their oaths Of Office, aud that we may
be able to elect the various officers that the
law requires Us to elect, and perform all
other duties imposed on US by the constitu-
ton and the laws, which would be impossi-
BILE if other counties were to follow your ex
ample and require their Senators and Repre-
senta,ives to elect no other person than
their particular friends or favorites. ! will
here repeat through the press what stated
to you personally at the late public meet
ing: If Dir. Harlan is Withdrawn by his
friends, or if there is any change, which !
think there will be if we canno. succeed in
eleeting Mr. Harlan soon, will then freely
and willingly comply with your request aud
,up port Mr. Cook but do not wish to do
an act that will affect my usefulness or II
fue,ce and be looked on by the representa-
tiyes of almost the entire State as diShonor-
able and inconsistent. | did not craze the
position that now occupy, and when en-
not fill the station in a manner that con-
sder honorable, l will willingly resign it to
more plant hands but whilst | represent
you / will endeavor to retain for you so far
as have the control, the fair nane you have
ever borne. Yours,
A. C. FULTON.
Senate Chamber,
81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09

No IT, great baessain; n farm on W.,.,.,
containing siacres; s5of hich arc under
slsei'g houses, stable crib and x,!Ip,,'. '.
per sere W v
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
Also Coal Land
40. M-ten 1rres OF Good Co,i Land Si,b ma
Timber ned Inti,ra, eEn.ii$;

Also Coal Land
No. @-teo Arres Of Good coal Land with soo,
Timber ned iIufr6l emci T.;
Also Valuable FIGURING Nil
No a;-f'he "sSsn Mli'' 1t Ie III re- Wbi.h /. il,
complete order with Ihrct Euu 81 stones win saIho
HereS.ar, Machinery, ulasf III Watch j. new ,nd e,
T. af rsAirr ish hhs ~ Flour twenty -iaat t.i,.
The lot has RIVER ftpiti ~ I'm feet md raa Is,6
Ing for Steamboat; which viii be- sold al g,et Lf,
gam and upon easy terms.
-4Lso:--
The following Pfopen, IN The uit, Of na,tuIa,,:
BRICK House y iia frame addition porco ii Proat
90 Ninth street, l.ot tjs.'1 feet ai3no
Birch HOUSE 81 scrnRd street between Perm md
Reck i-iard LOT AK ~ sSa per fpot
Three acres OIL Land on Second Stree, near Ia,ra.
port Earyine Ground With n good ,iw eiiny s;A
Lot NJ ~ Eioek IA Gre ms SECOND addition Ger.
ger NJ lhiri STREET "pposii II, hcuors u ees
lot Ne iii-c y upon which is ere,,eda cottage
"tth two rooms kitchen, stable. smoke hau. sbd
gonr well with chain pump Prize SEQ:
md The following tniiaprosed Land most II eb,h
Is ia Steu County:
100 Arrc. n Praise Ia See 10. Tso.riE
h'l do do in see 81 and nj, I 70 BiL;
Gu do sec 81 -, IA ";
100 do do % T 20 do;
100 De- dc2s To do:
3a0 do q ~ 1',nR2fs
2-0a1 do do "a. ~. ~. Tsu. n;
9nD dn do y. fTg. R5E;
80 do EkS Wqr secs., T;s.gsE;
$50 $50 10 Ear src 70, I O.. r. I;
20 ~ SIN Eqr SEE ~. T rp.siE
~ do sW ar See I, r 'a,Ri
i.u do MGR
SW. y Eqr
So wv az J Seca3. TsO RiE
40 dp r = ar secIi, Z ;s,Ri W
~ dn SN : r ar Sec u, 7 y ri v;
a-es - GEO. l.. Ntr k0LLs, AEi.
Together with - lnrg. quantity Of lauI In Ccaaf,
Citation johnson iowa. Jasper and Powrsii1A louE-
lies II OF ltirh viii b. sald upon reasonable e'n'
hy GEDI NICHOLS
General i,cal F.tatr agent,
torucr Of Main aai second Streets ieNa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09

Nn8--A valuable lot containing -ix mere. A, !,
Mississippi kner opposite Moline; rres, .,r. I, !"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09

ora splendid e. rin oH the MisSi..itpf p., :.
mil.s below bafe"lari ~ Ntt,cstiu. county, c.,,.a.
iug 81, artrs loU al Absl - uL.ler it,.i,. Il. r.
fasiore AID 10 IN Timber: 50 arrs ui River Esior
god ui'iiisgs as,i iipn ards of .n iruii tn, Il hi
eeafine--'l'ile. peach and cherry Price 81. =,
mere -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
MaS. A. M'NEIL

Would 81, her friends and Patrons that her fam
IL, has reeaned their usual health and her Store Will
be opened for business on Mnnia, Ecx'.
ThanA h, for past Gssors she would solicit eonliH-
nance Of Public patronage.
january 9th. ie55'n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09

NeSj y G'rH ia ''Iast Grove Scott c.r,,, 49,.
tan9i'g ~ usr"s' acres of nh,h Il ene b.,I: No.
good stabie; nwell- with rliin pamts a,J -. as
81 Young fruifNces--Pricc 8 400
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09

No ~ 4 valuable piece of pfapert, near -
export. bordering Di,ca Creek toItai - a ~ pa'
near n E. need with good house--Price ,,Sc ,e'
acre Wv" Per
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
= = . T. = : = = :
NJ A r RI E D,

w = .
In Muscatine county, on 4th inst, by Rev. W. r.
Blake, Mr JANIS COLEMAN to Miss ELx,BLrH Russ
Nan.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09

No an--t besuiift.i farm of lG0 acres ,,,
Rcck fShd; lies verl handsomely zee,
@i,a i"c'.i5ss and sesprng. 4 y :
per ere '"N0
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-09
NEW
III r."
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE
I AN opening 80 entirely asn stoek Of
l. TEAS,
WEsE ESnIA GOODS,
GGtHEEIES AND
WOODEN WARE.

AnarE which are the following:
VERY Superior Y. ~ snI Tea. choice de- fair de- =
NctS ch"icc. fra graz! Gunievder do. extra ooonsy
coed do do, Dld Coy. Java Cniiee, common Dc hlo ny
PottiH's prep'd Cocoa, Crnsh'd sugar, fii' ~,
wife. G. Zee do, Brown do. GoldeH syrup, spp-.
House, do, n O Meiasses. ,arioas QUALITIES lP,+',
from einircsito eheup price, Pure sa'emr, So'a,a
Tafar, Nuimrcs, Mac. Gloves. Whole ara Gih ~
haniou, Alspicr and Pepper niger, Pickles ~ ea
aud III gals. Perpcrs.iise. InIuFt" htltlht' w
Vinegar, Mustard. New Rice, Table ard paifI ssH,
ttrou, Currat.ts. New LAYER RtiSiHs, Geot o's w.,
Seedtess do re-, Maccaruri. NermEee H. ~ =,
Peaches Pared do impaired, PICK ed Trout W. ~"
Fish, Maekerei, smoked Herring. God sli w., Sea,
various kind-. star Candles. Press'J Ia. y. u. -.
Oh, lard do. Indigo, Fig binv, AiuW, eisIsh.o y,
CopPcras. Soft shelicd Almonds. fsts3 N.'S' ~,
do, filhsrts, Bed Cords. CLOTHES ai.sS r' ohs' "a
Clothes Baskets. Wash Tubs, Kiss Washbnaros' go,
ho' y Pals. Brush Hroaas. fDur hhehe's,r ri,
Boxes, dc. 81, al scis-seJ eAprcsi. io' esq"
Use.
x u~TpAlI Goods ~Srrags as recommends
~ The krivk stSre, scr lain ana FROM -
c. N. HaWhhs'
navea.s,a. bee ri. iss4 dewitt.