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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-27

HuIEAH FOL "BrcK y BRLcK."-ln
case any of our readers should think the
names of our candidates too long for pro.
nuncistion, let them cut them short, and
shout aloud for "Buek and Breck!"-- Wash.
Sent.
II they would like to be accurate in pre-
dieting the result, lie, them lengtheu the
last VOID = little. "Buek and Break" 10
precisely what the pro-sisysry party are
seeut 70 dor--N, y, ImA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-27

How WILL Pennsylvania Got.-Ihe
Philadelphia Bulletin in answer TO TINS
question says; -.
"As there is a good deal of interest ieit
in the result in Pennsylvania at the coming
election, we subioin a table OF the votes
cast in 1854, at the election for Governor,
which was the only election since 1904
when there was any thing like a foil vote
out, or any distinct expression OF the popu-
lar sentiment on the Democratic policy.
The vote sums up as follows;
Total vote 372,5l2.
Bipler l67. sol, Pollock 2o4 ,0OS, Bradford,
American, 1903, Pollock's majority over
Bigler 37,0o7.
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TIE NaeSs~s1 l~Aliosacer makes the fol-
lswins rsaarks 10 relation to the nominal
ton e Col. Frsaont. The expssssioas are
not mere tavcssbls towards Mr.. Fremont
psrsonslly, than We aAtieiPatedfrom the Ia
AQiesasr, and taken in connection with =
letter which i places in { conspicuous posi-
ZION, and which c~ounsels q convention OF
old line Whigs for the purpose of conclu.
ding how they shall act At the prssen, crisis.
We do not think ii improbable tia, such
Whigs, and even he lnieiisssc<r itself will
conclude that the painsst pata Of duty is
Il at which will lead them to the decided
and snreserved supper, Of the Republican
n~oninatisns. Pro slavery Whigs,-thoss
whose past associations and present pre-
judices overweight every other consideration,
or who govern their present political cor
duct BY their hopes Of political preferment,
may psssist in their determination to vote
for Bachanan,-or rather for the Cincinnati
platoon a.. Blu, no Wings who still CHERISH
the cardinal principles which Mr.. Clay
spsns bis life in advocating, can consistent
" support either the man who was tue
wors, and unfAires, eneny. Mr.. Clay ever
bad, OF the platform which is dismetricaliy
opposed to the most material measures
which we're proposed or established by
the departed states, aau. The I~nteliiseacer
says:-
1--WE are so little in the secrets OF politi-
cal rart;Hs that this result, 10 promptly ar
rived II, was rather a surprise to US. We
had seen Colonel FsEaoxr's name, it 10
true, frequently used in the newspapers
lately in connection with the Presidency,
but We had been led to suppose from public
Indications that the choice would have fallen
on another citizen, whose age and experi.
encs in public trusts had given him great
prominsncy for that exalted station. But
The suickness with which the majority uni
ted on their candidate only proves that we
are not adopts At political divination.
What We say, however, of the unexpected
| ness 10 US Of Col. FRENoEr's nomination Is
not intended to convey any disparsgsment
Of that Rentieman himself. The tact is,
though full young to be brought forward for
the Presidency. be is Z man Of high quali-
ties; modest. wise for his years, self-reliant,
brave, collected and calm amid dangers
He has encountered trials and conquered
difficulties which few men could have COPIED
with successfully. His victories have been
over the rigors Of Hature, in their sternest
aspect-in the bottomless snowdrifss Of dss-
ert and untrodden mountains. In the bar
dy pursuits OF the explorer few men have
perilled ~ much or suffered a. much Is
Col. FRKaoxY. In this path OF duty and
distinction be early excited our admiration
| and interest. He served, il 10 true, a briet
space in the Senate OF the United States
but his yet short life has been so largely
spent 10 the intrepid adventures Of the
wilderness that he 10 comparatively un.
known a. a politician.
In saying thus much in justice to Col
FRxnoSr, we ct the sam time explain the
reason for the surprise with which his
prompt nomination struck US"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-27

SAD AccIpESr.-Two boys, sons Of Mr..
Conway Of this city, while playing on Pearl
street near the slough the other day, dis
covered a pistol in a boat, which had been
Ian there by some one, when the older n
nraposed to the other to lie down and he
sonld shoot him. The little fellow did as
desired, when the other snapped tho
nis,ol at him several times, but it proved
10 be loaded aud finally yer off, the bali
taking effect in the hands Of the little sut-
ferer, which he had crossed over his breast
and lodged in his throat. At last accounts
he was alive but his case is considered very
The boys are 6 and 8 years OF dge.
LIONS Adpocats.
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7, GuELIcH, s.cys.
A. SANDERs,S
DAVENPORT REPUBLICAN CLUB

CONSTITUTION.
Art. lss. The name Of this association shall be the
Davenport Republican Club.
Art. end. It's objects shall We 10 use all ~sonstilu-
tionai mesns 70 prevent She extension Of Slavery
over territory now free; TO resist the aggressive ten
denotes OF the Slave Power and 10 bring back the
government 70 It's original policy whom Freedom Was
national, and Slavery sectional.
And in order TO quiet every apprehsnsIon that its
strength may be used for other purposes than those
herein set forth, and 10 secure the united action of
all men Of whatever diversity OF birth and political
sentiment, IL will s~eqaiesee 10 the existing govern.
nsnis policy on the subject Of ne tn raltzauon, and
viii hold as secondly all other questions which hayo
heretofore ssi,sted the public mind.
Arr. 3D.. Its officers shall consist Of q President,
Two Vice Presidents and two seeretariss, who, In
connection with six person chosen IRON the City and
Township OF Davenport shall constitute an Exeeu-
i've Con- miise, whose duty iI shall be to call public
y lettings and manage generally The tfasirs Of the
Associations.
Art th. Any person in the City or Tow nship Of
Davenport, favorable TO the objects Of this association
may become $ member Of II by signing his name ~
this constitution.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-27

Fifty families from Virginia, OF the de-
nomination called United brethren, all in
favor Of Freedom, have through their minis
tiers selected a settlement six miles south Of
Lawrence, on the Santa Re road, in Kan.
sss, and are now preparing to emigrate.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-27

IaPoETASf DEclsIon.-The Court Of Ap.
pesls has reversed the judgment OF the Su-
preme Court in the case OF the Merchants,
Bank against the New York and New Ha.
ven Railroad Company. The effect OF the
decision is understood to be, that the Rail
road Company is not liable for the over is
sue of its stock,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-27
Leather, and ssddlery Hardware
REMOVAL.

HAIGHT g. A have removed from their old
III stand TO the opposits eide Of second Street, In
Dalzell's block, third door above Perry Street. We
have now on hand one Of the largest and best select.
cd ents Of
Leather and SaddleEy Hard
ever offered in the west. Our stock consists In part
Of Sole and Harness Leather, both oak and hsmlock,
Ffeaeh, American and rstent Calf Skin Hips and
Upper Leather ofoyefy description, Innings, Roans
sorecco, Bindings, Patent and Plain skirt.ns, Sash
and Enarnelied Leather Lasts, Findings, ac., Sc
hAddicry Hardware, from the best msnufactar res;
oeif-Adlusung Gig and Pad Trees, Roller, Horse
shoe and Spring Tongue Buckles, Plated Ware Of fine
latest siylss ana su perior plate. We la We every ar
ucis the harnessmaker or ssddlsr can wish. A 81
psnor stock o. ssddlss, Whips and Fly Metz, fe.,at
wholesale only. Carriage and Grocer's Bows,
Coach Laees, End Cio.hs, Bands, DC. We feel con,
Eden! thatoar Prices are the Lowest, and invite the
attention Of purchasers, feeling sslisnsd W. can sull
all In regard 10 quality and phes.
HAIGHT ASEARG
I'd Street, ID door above Perry, 81
)sns y au Davenport, lows.
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Jrwrsr sAssArH.--We see il stated thsi
a synod Of Rsbbis will shortly meet 1t Par
is, 10 discuss the pfoPriety Of transferring
,hs obssrysnce Of the Jewish hsbbatb from
Saturday, 70 Sunday.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-27

The Illinois farmers between Alton and
Springfield have commenced cutting their
wheat. and the crop ia that portion Of ths
State is said 70 be very fine.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-27

lisa mild laxative, tonic and
silmalanl, and Is recommended TO the public, relying
apon rs intrinsic worth in the cure OF the following
complaints: all Bilious D~erangsments,s Sick Headache
Dyspepsia, Habitual Costiveness, Chronic Dizrrhea.
Choiic, Pain in the Stomach and Bowels, @ eneral De-
bility, Female We akness, &c. For sale BY Druggists
generally, and Chss. T. Webb, Davenport; also by
San ford X Co., n. Y. City. lMehI9-dhvly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-27

READING for SUMMER

Piazza Tales, by Herman Melville sln1
Modern Story Teller, Putnanl's library fs
Paul Ferroli, a tale, l0
Gerard, the Lion. Killer Ilustrsted mo
Gabriel vane, his fortune and friend. i.o5
Worth and Wealth, by Truman Hunt. QS
Trenches Poems on
Life OF Calderon, by r. Trsneh IA
Six Months In Kansas 40
How 20 get Rich *
Bunsly Papers or Irish Echos lOo
Ship Carpenters Family I'd
The Great West, with Maps, SC. laS
This Earnest Man or Life of Or, Jud,au. Io0
knowledge Is Power ios
Adventures of Robert Romaius las
Bossall Morton, by I. psrkman, rvs
states Oh the ereat West, 1850 1876
Ny Cousin Smooth N
At The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. SO Brady Street, near the Post once.
omo, Gath ELI ADAMS co.
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Major Nathaniel Hinckley, n of the hrst
settlers of 10 Daviess county, died at his
residence near Galena, on Friday last,
aped about 90. The Advertiser says he was
a man Of great energy and integrity Of char
actpr.
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Fire. Fire.! Eireg!

Fire. Fire.! Eire!m
The Cheapest and Most Durable Roof in Use.
'lNHE undersigned have been engaged ia the bust.
L ness of manufacturing and putting on Compost.
li0n Roofs for the last eight years. Price Der suuars
$500, and the work warranted.
Mate rails Manufactured and Tor sale, with nriuts,
directions for putting on.
All ordsrsleft at the Confectionery Store OF Brook.
4 Bailey, near the cora or OF Brady and Fourth
streets, will meet with prompt attention.
June "a dem BAILEY \ Anppp
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
Harrison, between Front and Second 8

EASAt aAu ScGOEo StEcetk.
ROBERT FARMER, Proprietor.
Late, Robert Henne.)
INHE proprietor resps cifuily announces 10 hi.
eastern friends and the travelling pablic gene.
rally, that having purchased
This Commodious Hotel,
and had IL thoroughly re psired and renovated. he /.
now prepared TO merit . snare Of In if patron age. by
eonslsnt attention 10 their wants and comforts. HI.
liable VIII be supplied With the best which the mar.
ket affords, aud his lodging rooms re ruraished a.
well as those of any In the city. June % DIR :
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Notice.
For a lev days the subscriber offers for sale SO acres or
a less quantity If desired Of choice prairie land u miles
from the city. on Aliens Grove Road. Apply to
a NM. GRAY, =
inn. 27 aiu Al Mr.. c. Lesslis's Store.
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e. q. MooRr.

REMOVAL.
ELS. MOORE,
tsRoa REV AAvgR, CT.
FRISCO, Banner, sign and Ornamental Painter,
GIainer Of Wood, Stone and Marble.
Lettering aud Gliding on
GLASS,
Window Shades, ~Ihterief Decorations. Partrs,ts
Scenery, Landscapes, &c, at short notice.
Sign Painting and Training for the trade.
Has remov ed fshn Brady st. TO I'd ST. 4 doors East
Of Brady.
Reference
A. b.. L. MrERs. T. CLoss 81 Co
May IA, so. DIFF
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A fhW patterns OF fine FRkECH caps -
= ogusa.A . ALDKN,s clothlas 49,
80, before ths Fall ssJiss appear, q. ssrsa s.sIs
JGaS " dSW
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BLACKSMITH,S TOOLS

A NViLS, Vices. Drills, Bellows, Stocks and Dies,
11sledges Hammers longs, &C., for sale by
Jel3 ,PRETTYMAN & DAL2ELL.
Ok Q Steel and Iron shovels and Spade. for
Ao safe oy b. p. & d,
Kegs Horse Shoes and Herse Shoe Naiis,
Lei 10 Boxes Scythe Stenes.
P1e dozen Selves assorted sizes, for sale by
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-27

sc, 900 Acres
Choice Iowa lands for safe from
81 q. 100 10 80 5o-leo per aereby
Juue u DIR NICHOLS, CAMPBELL q co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Under this head a limited number OF spesial nouces
will DO Inserted at 10 cents per line each inseruon,
or so cts. per week.
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FOR SALE Oh BENT.
n house aud lot on the north side Of tn stosel,
wi one lot east from Warren Street, containing 10
srgo rooms and cellar. A good wen and eistsrn ia
the yard. The situation ofthe honse is very healthy,
sad affords q beautiful view efihe town aud river.-
Rooms can be lot together or separate. The under
signed has . good milk COW 10 sell
iune q d1l' OTTO SlSSEk,
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nued about So. The Advertiser says ne Vas
smsn of treat ENERGY and integrity OF char |
a.ter
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Under this head a limited nu meero Of special nouees
sii % inssrea ~ AZ s"' POI
RKE & sPEARING.
,,r. u dtf
Notice.
forA s" aAss Ss'a - 49, n,a,r,s lsna 2, mile
80, 80 ON At,en. Grove Road, Apply to
a VIM. GRAY
Mr.. G. Lesslis,. Store.
xc oon ..r.a
chu,. ,ov. land. for sale from
aa =, IN. 4 na,.crabv
InpasI ar NICHOLS, CAMPBELL q co.
uiatt atlA ltat.
a,,hi. ne, ,tyle OF summer H~a,-whieh are now
- nono,ar in Eastern e,,iss. can At their Store
an a,sr between Front md Second and get QUE.
June 81 div
sol or 400 cords Of wood for sale near
Hampton, His. Enquire Of Alonzo Nourss, Moline, Ills.
Jnnes idtf
w., Ia vour Chance,
oAsn~. : s H","s-.
IN an established r'1s'ss |" uo.As ""' ~
Tor sale. inquiry may oe maae su"
June 2l-du
y.hn..on,. rxtro ram;,v plonr.
=, r,,,r
and Feed Store, corner ofsd and Harrison SIS.
june -ot1 a-a
News! Newsi
For III. iats,, New York. Boston, Cincinnati and
CLleaso Danies' gov
June 20.
uI.Un. ns,t ra RIM I'm Scot, Comfy for
sale. Five or six hundred acres ofimpro'ed land
with timber, stone aud water, % miles from the
1 NGssisInnf river
poon,rs &c g. ALyoRp at The store Of AL.
80 rrrS ian. iaatf
a., !. - Ian. Containing 70
- ~ IA. r.,m .,,v limit, -
- nIsK.m
:" ~. r,rn,n, . Iaeust "a.
Land Warrants
c,ns,s,tiv On hand ana for sale al the 10 est mar
vat rates his
uayst,r NICHOLAS & co.
FOR SALE.
ONE cARDlNd MACHINE, one fokCE PUMP, win
supply Pipe sufficient fr two boilers, about 800 II l14
> =, 10 t.n,a,.r 1,an,
u..us ErpNRtI arIIFT co.
!. p..a nar.. g.. go p..,....
- =
To LOAN constantly on hand In sums
and for time 10 snil applicants. TIC. CAMPBELL,
may 80 dAw3m Dayenport's Block I'd floor.
A,nSpy Ta goAN an Long time
-,on..r r.appcop r.vEs q
MONEY TO JOAN. In sums 10 suit applicants
Nv
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Notice.

sale. AhhhK ~srhAniae'
June ~ diff
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LNOR 4 capable person to engage in the lumber
Il business. Also, % SALE, two or three very
desirable farms near the village Of Durant, on the
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, and one in Mar.
shall Co: All Of which properly will be solo very
low. For further particulars enquire at T.. & s. Al
June "a du
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| No. l2-A Farm VI about " acre. n, ma
about 10 acres timber, all fenced, a two stors ~, otsvs
with a log house, good ~stablIng, &C. pr.es ei \ Los
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FOR SALE.
II 600, 900 Feet Logs.

MONEY To LOAN. In sums TO suit appiieants-
BY
APl2s dtF TALLMAS 4 POWERS.
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NJ. lI0-A lot Of Q acres just west Of ~.
grounds; all broken and under fence, prIc. sslst.J
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No. l7+--A Farm of about go acre, men, m,
adjoining No. l.3, u two story brick house w. efO's
water running through a hue xraains am, \. " sueNhss
under cultivation; price 1i0 per acre. N"a nearly ali
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No, I3-A Farm Of lvb acres near uiek.,.
under fence, and nearly all ~plouSLsd, q good 0ao's !.
&c, with ten acres Timber In Hickory Gr,ss s"'s vel,
watsf GU the land. "s falatas
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No. lGs-one Of the hnest DuIis in the Coun,v
t 1sss9 |. 80 5. .sas. ss Si sa rsai s,m ass' G e ss,. .se asl.,' q % ~ Z.
house, large barn, &c. Two streams funnIns \, : GU
Price 30 per acre. aususi h
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News! NewsI!
For lhs latest New York, Boston, Cincinnati and
Chicago Dailies, go TO
June 20 div .TAs TsiA Guy Beck Store.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-04
ABBEVILLE MALE
AGa0&nlp.

MIR. A. C. ELDER having been elected
Iva Principal Of the Abbeville Male Acade-
envy, will commence the exercises Of the School
on tho lst Monday III January next The gov
ernmentof the School will be rigid Tie NOR
ais and general department. Of the Students
Students will be prepared to enter the Fresh
man or Sophomore Glass Of the South Carolina
College and the grentest cure given to their
preparation.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
TERMS. The first will commence the 1st
Monlayin January, and continue for twenty
eight weeks; the second will begin Oh the I'd
Monday in September, and continue twelve
weeks. =
The Tuition of each Glass will be for the
lst Glass: Reading. Writing, lst Ses- 2d Scs
Spelling, and Primary Ge-
ography. sl1 90 90
2d Glass The above with
Geography, History, a.
ritlmctic, English Gram
mar, und exercises in LII
clish Composition, 90 90 Q 90
I'd Class: The above with
all the advanced English
Branches. 90 90 10 90
lth Glass: The above with
Latin nndsGrccls. % 90 l2 90
boarding can be obtained in desirable fam
lies and at reasonable rates, either in the Vii
lngc or country near the Academy.
Although it is Of the greatest Importance that
all the pupils should be present Mt the opening
of the Session, still they may be received ut
any time during the term. Students will be
charged from the time they enter until the close
of the Session. unless special arrangements nre
made to the contrary.
~. c. ELDER, A. b.
December 90 1856. 33-ly
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-04
Fresh Arrivals!
FIR ESEi KIES
Hardxuara 2ra 2ra 10

- Hardware, &C., &C., &C.
T AGAIN ask attention of Planters and House.
Il keepers to my additional supplies of Java
and Mocoa COFFEE Coffee SUGAR., MO:
LAS.SES, RICE, SALT, FISH, DC. fs
Irish Potatoes,
Still lowcr-below cost-cheap enough fol
table use have; stiif about THIRTY BAR,
RELS, which am determined to, close OUT
= A New Supply
Paints, Oils. Turpentine, Burning Fluid, Put
ty, and Window Glass, French and American.
O. T.,
Rcctifcd, Rye aud Eagle WIIISKEY, which
wish to CLOSE out immediately at q little
above cost for cash..
Hardware. .
.s Hsss ssessES assa Ss ass
Smith" Tongs, Bellows, RPitsk Forks. ;Shovels,
Spades and mills OF. every No., from to 40
penny. ClIAINS-Eog, Lock, Fifth and draw
ing.
Also, to Young, and Old, .,,.
There is anapplication made to come forward
Wooden and Cane:seated ROCKING OFIAtRS
and any other kind you may swast, as have
few left, md will sell at cost fol. .ensll.
aHaps
If YOU. want Cons chat will shoot and sliil
over 100 yards, call on Fl. s. KERR and heHtfl
show you few of them.-
Tobocoo and Cigars.
!: Tobncco Of every quality, from rs cts. to
$lo0 Perlb. Cigars brands
All of thssebase articles, and many others;
may be found at the GroceryaStorc of
II. s. KERR,
AhIs2 4stg No. 6Brick Range
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
1856. 1856.
CHE AP DRY GOODS
For. SDliME.
For Sprlll;

BROOM G. NORRE L L,
23S Broad Street, Augusta, Ga,
HAVE just opened their SPRING STOCK of
IL STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
and would respectfully call the attention of
the citizens Of Abbevie and adjoining Dis
tricts to the assortment which comprises almost
every article in the Dry Goods line, and hdring
been bought by an experienced buyer, they are
prepared to offer Goods at such prices they
can guarantee to, he rs CuEAPAs THE CHEAPEST.
Feeling assured that a careful examination of
our Stock will induce liberal share of patron
age, they solicit the favor Of on early call.
Among our Goods we invite particular at
tention to the following:
Plain Blk. and Fancy Dress SILKS
Satin Striped and Fl. Printed sBA-
Rich Six ILSNe enESADiNns, and Satin :I Plaid
FIR. Printed cl1ALL1Es, and BAREGE De-
Rich Grenadine, Bcrcge and Jaconct FLOW
ERED ROBES
Fr Printed OEGANDIEs, MUSLINS and
Blk. cHALL1Es, TAAfATASs. BoMBAzINEs
and ALPACASt.- go
Plain md Checked :JACONETS, ieAMBRICS,
NANSOOK and SWISS MTSLlNS s:
BRILLIANTS. 1CAIICOES, GINGHAS1S, TAR
LATANS DC, DC, dc.
Large assortment Worked EDGINGS and IN
SENIlNGS ?
Embroidered COLLARS, SLEEVES, CIIEA1I-
- ZETTES, BANDS and FI.OU NCINGS
Rich Embroidered BASQUES, Lace and Silk
MANTlLLAS
Lace and Grape SHAWLS. Biz Silk LACES
Superior assorted Goods for GENTS and
BOYS WEAR
LINENS, TABLE DAMASKS,
DIAPERS, TOWELLINGS, DC, dc.
elO-4 and I'D Linen SHEETINGS, and Super
PILLOW CASE LINENS
Superior Asst Bl. and Bro DOMESTICS,
iSIIEETINGS LONG CLOTHS
STRIPES, TlCKINGSand SERVANTS
GOODS
Sup. Asst HOSIERY, for Gents, Ladies, Mis-.
:. ses, Boys and Children, of all kinds and
prices
Togetherwith many other Goods, not men
toned and all which will lie offered at prices
that cannot he undersold in the way of fnir.aud
upright dealing by any house in the State
oo. BROOM 8, N0RRELL, s.,
.238 Broad ST., Augusta, Ga,
April ly] Nearly opposite Augusta Bank.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-04
HODGs, DEPOT.

TTAHE Firm of ROBERTS. ADAMS & SMITH
l. was dissolved on the first of October,
1854. 1t s, hoped that all persons. indebted
will come forward dnd settle by cash or note,
as We are anxious to close our oldibusiness.
ROBERTS g. ADAMS,
Still continue business. at Hodges, and at Long
Canc,en by the aifst of April will heva a fine
Spring Stock Of Goods,
selected with great care in New York, aud Bal.
timore, which we respectfully ,sofer 20 our
friends and customers at modatafe. proflts:E
Come and see, and he your o$nTjudge. we
merely wish to let you know that we are still
here. feeling satisfied that if you will come,
our Goods and prices will please you.
eryrespectfnlly, * ...- =
11odgestS. c., March 81, 1856 AZ If