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Busiufss Notifies.



DAMAGED suKs We will offer. TINS h"S>-
Sc 90 y.ss. 81 rsh Pss silss q ..hss' ,olsf' 80
pc - - sefsse ~ 80 s'os a. 20 80
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Ps,css sursf1' '.r,e Psas l 49, 81. '-r 80
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rsno er's.snans 80 t.sa'fa -Its fits't ~
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X, a.. ), srs.sss vserfs 81. 49, -
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-Pss-T SHAPTfNfs rs --Ihe.c proceed in q ma
or, 81 sssss from physical ssu-s r-sv d'f"fad m Fl
ssIss. 700 c.un.i haze pr Or ssose q sopr -
s,i b., hon Tho pfsseoc, Of O. huo. hr 5ody Te1
purssiioe 4 sue 20 remove soed~n dean loNs 49, -
si.sp ss Wtsn 5ou hssd fees heavy yoE h,se 'a 10
any part bit psesJ IN he em2e', "a hfoh'nF ny I"
oses 10
T.,. FINN three 10 sr-h.v will ~ 10 T11 rood
The neat osy ever. 3 will @l neT creature -lf..a
thss. wInnzs bsv- sinea .oms ne anhseaed he.na
tisn Fsvsrs sual P1x. Cousumpu!a ApoP"t'-' -'.hse
pess gilous Afecfors Jsunci.n. Dfrpsv pee W sinH
oh.r fors o. pressnf Issif Bur even tnrn 10
medicine {. equs Bfanareih's P's ". them 10 tnese
ess.s sreadina ths uaF seen 20 frfe tntJ
vl eurs scnnsr The medicine ~ The dfus stp'
n oder 70 know tfufh from c1nr'ne - must p" ~
bV The Urh erfence One bundled no thfe f"'s ~
.y,vsd that Bfsnffehs srd hquan body A. naip
sly pied tbs aisrs hey snufeJ feE'n- A -ul
ruff he blood. they 10 10 goa b"cflsr 'J py
tsks out u the 10 y wta hafn can refer " i'' WIZ
bsve ossd them over s.vfnfy yehr 80, a.. -t ., h..
Man will h. born d.y- n comfort oonp'ed 20 "a
hitIs, her M. t .irhsd be- Ass been y a.e'--
inhrme. snd s1a-rns.. ~hoh no earthly yer tnF 20
to ,.levs until ff. tesssd med Inc "as fc'V--' ~
vet con psTstgey bow fw have avs"f th@m.7'e' or rs
st,st btsffs ~ t@en'y w me inipn ns u
Oh prejudice st.l prsodc- ~bsn wilt thou relax ny i'n
stssy uroB the intellect Of m,tkifd "
Nast the wor c0ufinue 20 nee bine9l meclryt " o'e
hooA 10 y. thus often ruined iB constitution whom hfa1
d,.tb pill would days have resofod tne ua"ni 70
a. i,,n,ved stafe ~ heshl Over ion p'fss nave
eIp.rleneed ther sood oocs and dsJ fsc9meHd ia1 10
the sHctfd I'll, r.ff a.
Br,uds.b. pm. AZ sod II . per box with iaI 81
reetiou. At the Principal OHce, Br ndret9s Snlo
trsbes No - Csnast Also, al the bisn,h nn.' 70 81
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MONDAY. JANUARY Is, 1855.

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- 'oeing a yotes more than ell Others.

Its announced that the members Of the State ssa'
ate have Agreed to 20 into the election on Fnday'
wthor. making Senatorial nofninaaon'
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We received last week for Subscriptions to
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PREADlsTnL NoNisATioz.-I'h>C Cas- ca. TnF
me- DowGgiac, Mich. dominates William H. Son
ard ~ ~ candidate for The Presidency.
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Increase ION Weekly, over2O per cent; -
on Semi Weekly, 81 per cent ...-.S ,s6
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Ken a Co y SsLAMANDEk ShL-' iLp'.',
p.,s., ..rr .rs 10 80 snf never q 80 F''1 %
booss pargfs crrsua.fd u me ~ 20" ,- ,.....
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Tn GREATEST DisCpNtEN % fhL a 49,
Ttss wfsf ev.ry fdv who has sf@f ~ IaI,
xsTfos Ifsi~rsr far 80 fro1p -o-- I'f',' w.
gsuS. yrasfss Feet Hhsra.s'sr s. u p 90. o.. r.
ths n.ossy s rrtu, ned rle~. IS 80 d. oeriA up "
C-.nf.l.l II q ~ 81. " - Unlls-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13
Gbe nailp Ga5ttte.
LOCAL MATTERS.

3 s
TaE LEcruRsz-The audience which at.
.anded on Tuesday evening t. hear DAVID
ppowx.s lecture OH the Pass .ons, vi s
III, lager than that on the evening pre-
Ems and ju ging from remarks W. have
Lo.,5 from number Of those present, the
'.,,ure gave very general satisfaction. lis
s.r.c,er was eninently suggestive, and, as
-. aker frequently observed rrther
brew out hints and facts that might serve
,;.s to future rcficc,ion, than attempted
nv severe Analysis Of the different passions
:, ,ny philosophical exposition Of their mu,
nal refauous It was thus desultory and
.oe,nal, and this fact, which relieved the
.olicpee from the necessity Of the s,rlctest
,,,sni5n probabIy caused it to be more
o,,pr,sinng, and perhaps not less instruct
i've.
T, !. Jne to Mr. Brown to state that he
r,s suffering much from fatigue, but as he
r,,rmed with his subject, the sympathy OF an
,,,rec,ting audience caused him to forget
,bo, drawback, and to give force to the
mare eloquent passages that called out FREE
amen, and spontaneous applause. We
,seip congratulate the Young Nous Ass)-
,,,ior. that the large attendance on the
,5,3 lecture of the series showed the vii
,s,nness of our citizens to sustain the efforts
mad, to provide them an Intellectual enter
|,aBcnt during tn winter,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

LsRARY AND REAnIYG RooM.-We
looked in yesterday at the room which the
young Mems Literary Association have fit
ted up as a Library ard Reading Room, and
Tor the meetings OF the association, on the
third floor of tn Post Office building. Iii
very handsomely finished and furnished, and
reflects credit both on the taste aud enter
prise Of its projectors II will be open TO
the public next Tuesday evening.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

A large cave has been discovered at New
Salem (Miss) by two hunters. II has been
explored to the extent OF nearly FIVE hum
dred feet, ant no obstructi"us have been
discovered TO prevent further exploration.
1t is divided iuto five different apartments,
and small ri"uiet, running through il
nearly in the centre, Is strongly jmpregna-
ted With metallic substances.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

MI Ass4UREs, Of this city, as mobbcd
tt Quincy, Illinois, while attempting 10 le-
ure on Slavery and Jesuitism. lie had
spoken bat few minutes when he was
called liar by one Of the audience.
This WAS the signal for general cow which
was only qtteied when the crowd dispersed
\ 81, dy was hurt. Gin Ga,. Sd.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

FERRY BoAr.--On Thursday morning
when h fireman went t1the MaScatine'
ferry boat to fire up for the days work, he
found her sunk in about ten feet of waterf.
The owners have been busly engaged ra-
sing her, but without much progress. No
clue to the cause Of the oceurrenca.--Mu
Jour.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

The case of Ju'jana Smi Ii, vs.. the Bishop
OF Brooklyn, who claims $1,000 as the wife
OF Catholic priest, has been postponed to
a week from Yesterday.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13
BY CATIONS LINE.
Telegraphel expressly for Daily Gazette,
From Washington

WASHINGTON, Dee. II.
In the Senate this morning Mr.. Cass
moved to proceed to the election of the
standr committees. The committee on
foreign relations is Mason, SlidelI, Douglas,
Clayton, Miller and Fish.
In the House the contest for Speaker
was resumed. 46th ballot-Banks, 100;
Richardson, IL; Fuller, 80; scattering, i.
From Boston.
BosToX, Dec. II.
The inquest on the body of Mr.. Summer
resulted in finding his death oceasioned by
injuries received at the hands OF Frank
Dalton and Edward Caburne at the re-
siGence OF the latter, on the 18th ofNovem-
bur last. The accused has been committed
on the charge of murder. The fatal result
and attending circumstances create much
excitement throughout the city.
To day the following missionaries sailed
IN the bark Sultunna for Malta and Smyrna:
Rev. Danl. B ss aud wife OF Geneva; Geo.
Pomord and wife of Salem, Mass; Hen
ry and Gessup OF Montrose, III; Tellemon
c. Frow bridge of mingham; Mss Sarah
e. West Of PalmyrJ, n. y, and Miss Mary
f. Penny of Hartford, Conn. They all 60
out under the auspices Of the American
Board Tor Foreign Missions.
Missouri Railroad Bill Passed,
St Louis, Dec. IL
A bill in our Legislature making large
| appropriations for the completion u Kali
/ rocds in The State of Missouri, and vetoed
/ by the Governor passed to-day by two
/ thirds majority.
From New York.
/ New York, Dec. u.
The steamship Atlantic sailed for Liver
pool at noon to-day with 81 passengers and
SAC, 900 in specie. Stock lower and closed
heavy. Money in demand and active at 7
per cent on call and l2@l5 on short first
class paper. Sterling exchange irmer at
1885 @lo9.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13
Real Estate.

John II. TALLaAS, CHARLES POwE RS
rooshke psIe, y. y Davenport, Iowa
TALLdAN POWERS,
At9rneys& COunseliOrs Mt Law,
aud Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
once, 'olt side Of second street opposite LsClars
BiocS over Niiey's stors.
/ ANDs bought tni sold On Com ais,ion. Having
IAaise III othee IN hAster New YORK, ut a point
rom winch aiargo .nigrdtfonmay be expected during
Ae present 4ctsoD have unusual adv aptsc a. 10
eitsitose Hands to actual settlers.
i 31l"ai't ,sotlaied sn Real ateseour!ty.
REFERENCES
New ! 9rh CITY. Psughkeepsie, n. VI
non J2hH IAN Il iren, Hon. ChatlesH kuggles,
A.t. Flac-.- - Gilbert Dean.
= Charles tCsnor, NJ Vasserr Co
i'liam Il II ~, iayor, Benson Lossinp
antton. ) bios,fcr, Prot. s. F. Il. Morse,
William i} SKID more. Utica, n r.
Moray, n. Y. Hon. Horatio Seymour
f1lf- Cag4s q ,rter Chicago, III.
hogeooomc, htns ahd Hsicy RR.Swif and Co..
hrislus Corning. Mile and Fo wlor,
Apiisd WI WlR. Wood and Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13
80 Lots for Sale.

WE dersigned offer for sale so dssirsb lotsin
Lhelr additions to City Of Davenport, libssat
.erms-n credit Of ~ and4 years viii be Civ en- 10
parties who will build this season. -I#er
June 10Th, 1855 COOK &sARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13


1AARlNa C4gLE. The ST LpuiS ID m
n 'ays that the Union Telegraph Com
\! ''ye lately received from England an
I Nous cable which is to serve as con.
.9N with their wires on the Illinois side
q cable o! the same description as that
E'n Is lad across the English channel
mover 10 Calais. 1t is mile in length
4 ''-a IN weight, and consists of three
'''g wires, covered separately with gut
P''1ha' The Company's first experiment;
''''!INg ever their wires on masts proved
'uFe from The immense weight OF ice
It" accumulated during the winter
|n'Ls.
r. would not be surprised if a submarine
u THIS description were finally adopt
We purpose of crossing the river at
3''at' The bridge, to be sure, will Of
"S'i.Iss much superior to masts, but
Wey viii not be nearly equal to the
f"'''he arrangement. II We understand
""'ler,a submarine cable of the best
0e'Hg once laid down, there is no
"" expense or t-oube--no expense for
IS and no delays on account of acct
O. hen tn. wires are stretched across
'''"' OF the bridge, they will still be
40 NH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

Cook & SARGENT, Davenport.
Cook, ga hGEST & PARKER, Rock Island.
Cook, Sal ;EST & DowxEY, 10. CITY, 10.
Cook, SAR, MT &. ,ox, Fl. D. Moines. 10
May Sd, Is5s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

DAVID PAUL BRowN.-We are informed
that there is probability that this distn-
guished jurist may lecture in our city this
evening, and deliver his lecture on the Life
and Genius Of Shakespeare. Should posi-
tive Information be received this morning
that such is his conclusion, announcement
will be made during the day by handbills.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13
Interior and Atlanta Hank

N otes OF the above banks will be resolved st esr
4 b2hking Houses SANG rates other oosteyr -
"1stern currency. COOK SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen,


For the Ladies'
r>RENCH Md. White kid, English kid, Bronze Kid
Il aud Velvet slippers.
Also Kid. Congress English and French Lasting
Gait sfs, from Sl,s0to 81 % per nair Tor sale BY
: be- q DAWSON, GRIffii x Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13
Selling Rates Of Exchange,
BY sooK 4 sAxcKxr.
Fort Des Mcines Land Agency.
LAND WARRANTa.

I'HE undersigsed have for sale LaAd Warrant.
different sizes, which they viii ssrlfor sash or 81
time to suit purchasers. =
They viii pay particular attention 10 seleSao. .>l
location Of lands in Fort Des Nojpes Fo,i nosi.~
Chartan and other Western Land Dfssriets AlsS =
payment oftaxes and land business gsnossll1. II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

.RHLRoAD fare We heard a pc s1n
N tul,on complaining that 20 cents, the
lce charged for going by railroad from
tTsnrort to Fulton, is too high We pre-
p The present arrangement is but II
'nP'ary one, and that the rates will b.
PUGET "ben the road ls onpleted.--
|o4, three cents nile for short distances
should suppose would be quite sutii.
r, -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

BRooMs.--We see it stated that the man.
uiactdre Of trooms, which was commenced
at Sacramento, Cal, about year ago, has
been very successful. Such large quaint
ties Of broUm corn are cultivated, III there
is no longer any necessity for The imfortt-
ton Of brooms from the Atlantic marts to
San Francisco. There is a fine opening
here for the mandatory Of good brooms on
a large scale. Very ordinary ones retail
at thirty cents piece, and as the soil is adj
mirable for the growth Of broom corn, the
business properly and extensively carried
on, would yield very handsome profit.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

HoGs.-We noticed yesterday, a very nice
looking lot of dressed hogs, weighing from
$50 to 100 pounds, which were sold from
the wagon at 5000 pei hundred. They
were bought for family use and were
ust the right size for that purpose.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13
For Sale.
LOTS IN UPPER DAyENpoRT

have for sale number of beautiful lots in Wppey
Davenport on he Mississippi River, one nd kalf
miles from The Railroud Bridge, aGordinr beautiful
s,'gs ,1r private asing fine
ehpors Rock island az Moline also OF the river for
several miles East and West Some Of these loe .Se
well adapted for many kinds of manu- featuring ksa.
ness ana upon the Others are fine stone quarrtes.
This property is divided into lots to sut n
Terms viii be very accommodating.
sop7 Cor. Main cd ia.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

Wg3T Is SAD OF U.s. III for any rea-
soa we IN GIT for time deeline noticing
bic acts in regard to The prosperity OF our
Xiv Which daily attract our attention and
enaad publication, We could easily sup
| Il h d, Il -iency by making extracts from
e papers Of iowa and those Of other
i arrs In fact, many Of the most eulo-
size notices ever made Of DayeRpJr, come
1 d, in our exchanges, the editors OF VIII oh
re been here, and in what they say Of US
Ne no obect to serve bat that Of giving
rect Information to their readers.
uflHs kiaG Is lie c.itor OF the Canaan.
he Clsi Who recently spent lew days
~. aaa the result OF whose observations
$ that ete5y thing Indicated our present
eriry ard argued well Cor our future
5.feets. He thinks d venport il 80 per
at..adgan.e its neightor town ACROSS
-syr, az. though the Rock Islanders
not HE the terms of the com, arson,
faah vi be- ackGowle lged " al lisin-
80 y servers, and it rests a good deal
rgr aei ghbors whether they VIII re-
sc present characteristic Of their town.
rtb undoubtedly reta-ds is progress, and
ss in Of sorabie impression 10 ms,
AMER glo Wa L. Tae Chef say -
IN noticing the rel1'iv' pos ton OF the
d cites Davenport end tick lslund)
were surprised 10 fled that tic appeila-
,aId only apply so Tar as their locality
Concerned, for n business point Of view
'H29t is 80 per cent. IN advance Of
Strs,- ; ster, md prnportiorately eS-
VA morsl sra, e, hicit evidently gives
rsn iule e tuil prominence. In Day
= he streets ar throngel, not by idle
rl ro cane q 4 lui2ziug-g nman
tstuses, hat hardy industrious busi-
EIyI population are rang the
eel : progress ami rolling up massive
: ofmasurr, tn furnish "piace' and
rigr the thrusaads who are coming to
The tide OF business that overfoWs
place. The same cannot be said OF
Island though improving to some ex.
tsae seems Iifrlcss by the sile Of
i5'r look rs though she b been IN
ra walskey soree, an wa just wax ng
10 d'unkrn dbz', and wanted more OIL
sa"N her mqchiaery IN mott But e
agnls one OF Importance, and she VIII
be prosperous and thriving town.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13
e.. r.. U.EHHs.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG STORE

brushes,
HAVE u Inc assortment Of Fancy Hair Brushes,
Combs, also large lot OF Paint and other Brushes,
for sale by
oeta7 c. 7. MERR.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

yJNHE largest and best stock we have ever ohei ed
| Fine Calf, sewed aud pegsed, double and single
sole Black and Drab Goth Caters; Rttent Leather
and Bucksn in Caters, for saleyers cheap by
uec3 DAWSON. GRiGGS q co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-13

Mtns Long huDDtr bOuNs.
LSO RubberSandals, Caters and Sill pers Tor La
~ dies and Gents, Misses aud children by
Dee 2 DAWSON, GRlGGS * co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11
STATE or MAINE.

WASHINGTON S. SUP. Jun. COURr. Der. TERN, 1858.
William H. Mack lbeant FOR Divorce Sarah Jane Mack.
TINHE Libel and complaint Of William II. Mack, OF East
port said county represents and gives the Court 20
be informed that legally lined marriage TO Sarah
Jane lincoln, said Passport about the tenth day of
fep eighteen hundr and That he has
time behaved towards said Sarah Jane
kind and HcCtionac husband ardiul q his marriage
Vows provided her comfortable support. That the
Sarah Jane Mac, regardless 81 her duty did,
The FIRST day Of May, the year eight hundred
and fy-oue commit the Iiue Of adultery with per-
son persons the ibesnt unknown at said PASSPORT
And further this Libeant charges that the said Sarah
Jam Mack did the first day Of September, in
thu year eighteen Kindred andhy desert and abandon
th beliant and has since neglected aud refused 70
Tr urn.
Whereupon this Lbcant prhys that the bonds OF matri-
Inony between The said Sarah Jane Mack may be
dyed WILLIAM II. MACH,
poyl8 Ey A. UAYDES, his Att'y.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-11
ImPORrANr IF TRUEI


DR LIBBY's PILE OINTMENT, the price o. which il
IL One Dollar per Bottle, Is recommended inable
fer Piles, % hov long duration, and AsO
great relief 10 the severe OF Fssula.
Il by Dr. Libby, Army Surgeon daring the
Wars the early cart 81 the present century which time
well the soldiers suffered dreNifliy Rom Ples
DR.. Libby has used for sixty y ars in his practice
CIV Westcott Of For,ds, severely afflicted Stth this
complaint for many years and have submitted 70
two surgical o. for Piles and have suffered r1cTuc
ing for tNcnty i've years. have tried than
any remedies found that bad any eject, al
tried Ltby's Pile ointment used II da for time and
Il Effected a eompletecure."
Further Prof. q as Ttlps.
Sir n T. Yates writes Lnndoa The extraordinary
miraculous. For than Is monthsi unable walk
almost though had the best medical treatment never
received than transitory re-i until used Jour Pie
Ointment. am now entirely cured"
Hear ssAdt ns Preacher sats.
Rev l. Parsons afflicted With piles for four years
and half and bottle Of Lnby's Pile Ointment cured
me though obliged 10 be in the saddle great part Of
the time
Mr. kIssso1, Cli>f n ne Follae 81 Reo York, "aAa
bee long troubled with Plies, and Dr.. Lbbys Pile Ointment
effected 4 complete cure"
The AjuIHf GeneraI q q anecficaf shad been Ia she
hands % Physc iog twenty years Dr. Lbbyi Pile ONT
cured him. Ter be feared that the dsse would de-
strey his life"
Arnold Rssol great Isilsoad Cufraofor has in his
employment vast number q men Who call u5on hin fr
advice and assistance He ssys Il never could
q Piles uIl Dr Lebys Pile Oinia-nt. Since used
that have met 9th that could relieve"
This Medicine Il uAEEAsTEB "a III cases Of Piles
whether OF recent kng standing should fA 81 csFr
the money vii Be In al eNses refunded.
Fos s4le - all Druggists.
ALEx. MACKENZIE,
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VnUE largest Pano Fufte, Nroruh and nssc stafe in
the Uniicl states, nj BE- opened oeseoer iaih, ISIS
Nc MASONIC BUILDING, Chcsfnut STREET. Ahuxe seVrnth
Efitn phias by john ~ HSI. the saie Asrni for
laardaian, GRAY CO. eriebfated Doiec Caupana Al
Meiedsoas- Ase Piano fnrtes ard hsodeonkef uhsr
tiuguishrd makers. n hss ohaiacd lrser ~ several
ys 10 TIE ass. EaEniheenf sna - knosn Nzson.e
ianF xhsre BE intends ksrpna The largest stock and
% Hsno fortes, hrioSons Max aud NsscAl
Insirurais 4 every dscnp1on. al II which cArsfsly
slet ~ himself and warranted % give perfct safAe
ss "a every instsngs. sesif-nsis
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STATE OF MAINE.
Washington County Supreme Judicial Court atNachss.
October Term, A. d. 1865.

Washington County Supreme Judicial Court at MachSs.
October Term, A.. d. 1865.
TPON the foregoing Libel and Complaint entered In this
I Court at this Trrm Ordered that notice BE- Civ the
Fsl Sarah Mack ~ the peudncy u the same, by pdb
fishing and attrsied copy the same with this order
Of Court thereon, three Ks sUccessvey va any newspa
per printed Ia Nashville in the State o Tennessee he last
~ Ad publications % be thirty days least before the next
OF this Court which is hr holden Ma ,has within
and for said county the first Tuesday 81 January next
that she may then and there appear ia said Court AMI
take upon herself the defence said Libel and Complaint
IL she shall see o.. Ate ALBERT q. LANE, Clk.
true cory % Libel and Order Attest
novlS-oaw4E ALBERT G. LANE Clrk.
INOII HENT-FOr the ensuing year. a comfortable
Dwelling House, Cherry street, next door south 81
lincoln Han, containing x rooms, with ming room,
kitchen and cellar Ia the basement.
r A. RALLOWF
oc2S Geul AE't, No. II DeadeTick st.
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s m Passengers at an the pT cpal Hotels Tor each ant
Every train BY leaving directions at either OF the above
Offices will call for passengers in all parts OF the CITY, VII"
out fail.