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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-29

DEATH or On. PusEY.-The recent ar
rivals frpa EureDe Bring the Intelligence
OF the death Of DF. pSsey, the most famous
theological writer 81 she present century.
He was the origieatcr Of the Pu.eyite or
High Church party IN the Church Of Eng
Land, and. shosea his early associate, DR..
Newnan. ~ vsst number Of his disci-
pisn, base 6sos over to Papacy, Doctor
Paaey req slnsd ia the English Church.
1t Il Z iitlH more han twenty years since
he Frat aeated IN excitement in the theo-
logical world by the publication Of the Ok
ford Tracts, in which he maintained the
theory Of Church worship based upon the
Apostolic succession, and attributed an eff
cacy to the ritual OF the Church of Eng and
equal TO that claimed BY The Church OF
Rome Lou. Jour.
Abiding TO the notice Of DR.. Pusey's
death. Bishop Doans writes letter. in
which he throws doubts upon the truth Of
the statement. The following is his letter:
Ny dear Mr.. Editor:--Has not the name
or Dr.. lus.oy, Professor Of Ecclesiastical
History, at Oxford, been confounded with
that OF Dr. Pusey, Regius Professor Of He.
brewt | think So The former. believe,
is dead The latter, ! devouily trust, is to
live many years Of honorable usefulnes.-
The statement that he was suspended il
not correct, in one sense Of that word. II
was an academic, not ministerial suspen-
sion, He was not allowed to preach in the
University. enter into no discussion Of
the question rs to its justice.
Faithfully yours. g. w. D.
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GoID. oLp.--The Hu6sti,er IL fr1zen
% hard II Albany a 70 peri crossing on
~ the ice. in Boston. ThIsy pigb,, the
cold frose up The gas in Warehouses;. Mr..
Marian. the weather man New York,
writes under date Of Friday
'sln period Of sixly-nii consecutive
years, the temperature, bat one Decen-
Der, was lower than fhismoaig, ead that
sas ~ the year 1876. In III year, Dec.
~ MS Eve degrees below -; 2sd eieA.
degrees below zero, and on ti24,h at re-
70. o. the 18th Of Decenir 1925, The
semPersture was two degred above zero,
~ same % ihis morning."
In Desember, 1886. Wedn4dsy, l6lb---
! ~ that New Kotkers viii slaysremem-
ler q the dsy Of the great -the cold
Iessssssd from sanrise. and noon tie
Drpsnstsr ssood Asgrsss ~ ssrs.
ySaas 5ftk9
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JUST RECEIVED THIS DAY,

4 Invoice Of new and fresh Goods, IN part as fOI
IA lows An invoice Of TO- half chests ioung Hyson
and Imperial Teas Of the various grades; also. In
voice of eases No. NutmegS also, an invoice Of 49,
COO superior Cigars; aso issoce Of Fine Cut smo
king and Chewing Tobacco also, invoice Of lis doz
Fine Son French Hats medium and common do; also
case VI Linen Shifting, Tsble Cloths and Handker-
chief; also, Linen and Cotton Thread; also
large assortment Of Marine snd other Clocks.
All Of the above goods for sale to dealers New York
prices. Call aud examine the goods ard prices, as We
are instructed to Gloss them on at once. :
Censgnmeats zc!ieitsd: advances made when reaur.
ed. IL. w. NORRIS,
AuetiJEeer aud Commission Merchant,
docaf- DIT Second Str It
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Policy Of Mr.. Breakers Ahsas.
The well-inie-med Washington cores
,ondent Of the philadeinbia Noyh Ar.r;-

pondent Of the Philade ipbia North Ameri-
can, in letter from Washington, says:
An impression nos prevails in political
circles here, that some parts Of the pro-
gramme Of Mr. BuehaDai,'s administration,
which were heretofore REGARDED as concia-
sivey settled, src likely to undergo change,
arising from unexpected difiicnliies. One
serious obstacle. 10 the way Of composing
his Cabinet, proceeds from the fact tha, in
almost every State III which he had 4 ma
jority, .he Democratic party is divided into
two interests, decidedly adverse to each 9TH
err This cannot be disguised North or
South. Ia the latter especially, the feel
ing ia bitter between the opposite divisions,
and the mere suggestion Of moderate man
like Howell Cobb, has provoked expressions
of marked resentment AS the South voted
almost In unit, it claims TO have its own
repres entative men, and they belong to a
class In the main, who resist Cancellation,
and who openly ayow the strongest inciina.
fions for dissolution o. the Union.
AS Mr.. Bdehsnsa has not hesitated 20
assert that he will not bring uliras Of either
section into the Cabinet, It 10 easy 10 per.
ceiystasf. sbelw cen bis purpose and the do.
siRns ofse.6sh agitstors, there must be some
coIiision, and necessarily consequences %
enlargement at the outset. To prefer one
fassios = surely 10 limits ths hessiliy ofi.s
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Oval. ussss. Il 3 not only AseessaFy %
saessass the in1ueaee II saeh, but - WsisA
deliberately shs psoesbls lapesssles 70 30
peosiuced upon he cosntsy atlafge. Whsa.
ever dldsfsnes Of views meg have hereto.
fors existed bsteeen-o1f. DGehauan ead ~
parry which oppossd Ne s,scsion. e6esssva.
tive and fair miaded men Will hail any iadt.
cation to crush out ektremists viii satis-
faction and joy. Whoever will take ~
pains to examine the Instructions Of pest
experience, will fad, that sccosdiag 70 Ne
agencies which have supported and desert.
ed pfeceding adminlstrations. Mr.. Buchanan.
In Pursuiae fair aud sesaigb tiorwaad searse,
Is mere likely to attract the favor Of class
Of liberal eppeasatss than 70 command the
cooperation Of ! large iassres' claiming
precedence - his own partisans. This i
one Of the practical paradoxss Of politics.
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Ills said, that sines the following cores
ponlsncs leaked o0t. II. !. +. Neal. Dom.
ocra,ic Senator from Marion. Ass been mis.
sing The very mesnins The papers con.
tanning the letters belsw arrived q Iowa
City, Mr.. Neal len the Capitol. and took :
Mysterious digit to some unkaown parts.-
Neal 10 the noisisss asmbsr Of the Senate.
He is always trying to get The door and has
something % ~ on every Subject. yst nsv-
e. aa,onishss he Senate BY anything above
the very Ordinary in discussion. He has
been one Of Dr.. Esds' warmsst defenders,
and the milk Of thst coeoanut il to be fouad
In the fact. 10 10 one ofthe good Democratic
10 whom the Doctor gave the liberty Of
sticking fnger in the School Fund pie
/. e., he 10 one Of the fund borrowers. Nea
10 . banker. The following correspondence
will explain itself. Mr.. Neal will be very
apt to hear Of it when he returns to tht
Senate. Was this shinplaster bank start
cd on the capital Eads loaned Nesl, out d
the School Fond!
SxxArs CsAxsx2, Iowa CITY. IowA.(
Thursday, Dec. 4. IS. !
}. Mompson. Esq, Bssker:
DxAR Sin: inclose you : sample Of Z
check am issuing for circulation. Thu
wants Of this community seem to require
something Of the kind. l shall also issus
on 81. Louis, and certificates payable At my
| house in Knoxville. However, shall only
issus small quantity. and shall keep the
money on deposit with my banker, (Atwoot
& Coy 10 redeem ill that may be out, tc
whom refer you for satisfaction.
II you feel free to do SO. wish you 4
quote them in your reporter at ! per cent.
do not wish them quoted at par. as thai
will make them rush to New York.
The quotations may be: "Iowa, J. E.
Meals checks and certificates, l discount
The inclosed cheek 10 for your service.
Please address me at this place.
Yours, SC, JAMES e. NAL.
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BA.r,se Hous1 or j: Tnonrsox,)

BANKING HoU1k OF ]: I1OMPs0N(
No. Q, Wall 81, N. u. Dec. 10, 1866. {
J. e. Neal, ESQ.,, Senaie Chamber, ioUs City:
DEAR SIN: When your citizens and hon.
orabls Senators shall be permitted to issue
currency under safe Banking laws, | shall
take pleasure in giving such quotation;
but must decline giving your shinp!asters
passport into the pockets Of the people.
Herewith return the check fou nd in.
closed in yours Of the 4th inst,
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN THoMPsoN.
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m MN 0xmR 3nhI
40 & s. .ransauvurs-.nSrulnan nue.ana.
~. 80 .-- 3. r-a.l ! h.,.s ~,
- n.
ues q the essn'se 8 : seeess 9 sses
Crs8 KY. ~ the vnins OF Which wsee
Ilousa, - reussns cf -. nerepss. go no.
I.-. sE..-a .,s.sl - -,
pecseNost @ey asesss 1eseesses 80
the house burned 10 conceal the crime. We
nks the lollowine from The Louisville Jour.
-, - 9,...As,.~A,, ,>.se>. -. h..,;.
ese s0sP'eson'
We learn that three slaves hasa been ~.
rcseed4 esd esNteeeed ~ csisne Of nnsdef.
ing the Joyce tbmily and then friag the
house. lAsyA were astscted ~ having =
wa'cn selsng,ng % yesag Joyce 10 'self
PalGst sos,.. y. ~ -. Al, hs.ons.
| ins 10 NJ. PsodIesos. Jaek, he psopssty 81
hisAm Ssmaels. and Geosge. the property
q Loeie 3snseh. Ihe ressdenes q tnc
soyce nm,iy was ~ eu'hu. ifemenooas
sxc'tement prevailed w me neaghoornood,
ana u was sspPosed saat Summary ven
geence wOue4pe taken on sne negroes.
We have few further pAruculars 70 ADD.
The house vas Get on IRE on the root 81 :
o'ciosk on iharsday night. assehoor -.
Il and hurmee 20 II but before BE rsacasd u
the Whole bussdiae wa saveioPcd IN names
The renaiAs OF Mrs Joyce ana Mrs Wens
were tound before the fireplace, those Of me
little girl few feet from them, and those OF
young Joyce in HE bed. They were all in
one room. Il was evident that tho young
man was the only one who had retired when
they were murdered. and that the women
were seated before The fireplace. BONE
forty men turned cut on Saturday to invee-
tisate the matter, and they found the watch
and coat belonging - Joyce bid away 10
the slave Bills bed. He was arrested, when
he confessed and implicated the other two
negroes in the crime. The negroes were
; taken 10 Shepherdsville.
u The Journal Of "Wednesday contains the
~; hor,;h,e as,.;,. ~ n. murder !,
ssHS~"S so''
gren IN the consession o. one o. 'ae As'
!. groes:
The four nearoes who are accused Of thu
/. | murder Tho foursh ! boy named Bill. who
/. belonged 10 Mr. Brown, u Jeiferson) were
Brought 10 the ctr yesterday By posse IN
9 der Sheriff Merowsn. NJ, Pendletou's boz
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L. &. EADS.
LAND AGENT AND NOTARY pun,yc

nFpiCE on Brady between s,h and 9Th s,,e.,. nm.
Ns'aim, VIII attend 70 the purchase and ssis ~
Lands, Houses and Lots of every kind in ci,y 81 ~
country to collecting Debts Of all ssrts. p. In.
Isxes yer h9n-residens and all things else Go uecp
90 Win Land Agency business. Tho,e wishIs,.
any thnx attended, 20 correctly aud promntlv ~ Ky
ebavs Eps viii please call. .on =; Y, mn. .he
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LowsKY, TacnAs & Co.
Rock ISLAND, Dec. rs, 80


EDIToas OF GAzErrE:--ln view OF q
great nuisance that is practicsd OH the
Mississippi river, and all others upon which
/ have travelled in the Western States, that
OF throwing the dead carcasses Of animals
in these streams, | think remedy 10 need
ed, and would therefore call the attention
of the Legislature t. the subject. II has a
tendency 10 produce more disease than we
ate naturally entitled 10. At least should
think the two hundred and three csrcasses
| Counted in run between Davenport and
Quincy. ought to. have that tendency.
have conversed with number Of persons
on The subject, who all agree some law
should be made TO prevent this, and /, is
with THIS obj ect ! address you.
w. p. H.
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Error. 81 TEE DAILY GAxrrrs:-.

Gentlemen.--We have lately observed in
you, pa per OF the l2th Of this month. an ar.
sicle sianed .ciisen." in regard 10 the scar
city and great demand for coal in Daven-
Port week or two since, and charging us
with having taken advantage of these cir
cumstanees BY charging twenty -four cents
and upwards per bushel Our reply to this
charge is, that it 10 entirely Jolse, and that II
the time it was made the highest price we
had sold At was seventeen cents per bushel.
We have never sold coal in Davenport ~
twenty-four cents or upwards, but have az
most invariably sold il at prices lower than
it could be purchased for elsewhere.-
Whether the charge of.Citizen' was made
through unworthy motives OF otherwise, it
is not for US to enquire. The citizens Of
Davenpor, wei know what promises have
been made them, and by whom, in regard 10
furnishing them a bountifuI supply Of coal
this winter, and consequently will place the
responsibility of the late coal panic where
L justly belongs
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TOE FALL!
THE HOTEL AT WALCOTT,
yTsWkLvk niles west Of Davenport, the Ars: sta
i ton on the n. Z n. Railroad. This house is
ell built and il situated natural elevation 10
the prairie, com mandiue an extensive view OF the
Surrounding country. The vicinity IL fsvofits re-
sort for sp0rtsmen during The hunting season. A
large and eommodious Stable 10 attached TO The
premises. Terms very low, and
L0Mg CFeait
for partj " the purchase money viii be xiven.-
Possession gives linn ciisiely. Applyts
nov22 -d1 COOK 4 SARGENT.
An Assortment Of Merchandise.
cash prices, would be exchanged fer real In
-ADayenport vicinity. Persons wishing " make .
trade OF that kInd vii. call a, my store
X. ". NORRIS,
Auctieneer aud Commission Merchant,
deco,-sitf Second 81. near Perry.
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! i 49, half-past o'clock yesterday II.
- Bo,el. 81 3 II. CisyeI.ns,
tte1se ias upe floor OF his roonl
s4no4s A deep soswas found On his
! eseeet, and large e-knife lying upon
In. Vie door Of bonn. which adioiB-
ed The reading groom standing open, and
dAekesd 81 the dece was partly outside.
- ssme % the hote Saturday last, in
-oeapasy Nth nsho registered his
na4h ri N. =. Alezr. ana express ed
~ tetentioa Of iesyin Monday for ST.
ne eeeeawss TO have left
~ Issaye Indiana, y here he
III ! wife and twc iren The seab
haSa u the knifs siftsch he was kiIled
oDSil nsfbs f0uaJ, aiuotb q knife ii
0enbbasd Has found in noelet Ahon,
Gltpea ainptes previoa bein found dead.
N ~ pa his bill. pr.a,ory to LEAVING.
q skak 6ns his compa pss with him
so snerwef9 seeonps him to HE room.
~ Gsappearsd inassely afterwaru.
!. - kes ~ sees sees :e. He left be.
Nn1 hin his osercost. ng in the room
i vi1h he deceased. and the pocket Of II
I. w9ge jetters directed i<m by ne nam.
Iva. Gharp. They de to him md
~ BUSINESS he is eBgt in. in such .
0eaaer that there can no doubt thar
1bsy wess nesst for hincney were from
~ mother. Who signed name Pauline
0hasp. He il . young d about twenty
yeas Of age. and The two been travelling
iagstbss, selling drove mules. In The
gkes Of he deceased found lie sum
aahDse 800 asd s6re G6cates Of de-
posits. Also, ! gold~asd The coroner
held % isqaest, and the itendered yer
1see ihst Be came to his De BY being STAB
bed With knife ia the hasof w T. Al
exsadss. alias WIN. Sharply Lssis Dem.
~ iase
! We lsaroiro@ the inleiiacer Of Thurs
~. shst the murderer w,rres.ea cross
m ths rives TO 81. charis line day pre-.
vious. He acknowledgedIe erim., and
sAid be had done it in seIIenee. He i
evidently : hardened youatan.
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A QUEER NEIcHBolH ooD.-A Wheeling
paper says certsia parties, male and females
are known TO have been busily engaged in
altering counterfeit money for some time
past in that city, but owing to "fear" on the
part Of those swindled, no information has
been lodged. The victims hope to have the
spurious money redeemed. II is hardly to
be wondered at that half the money Of
fered at the box Office OF the Wheeling the
alter should te counterfeit!
The peculiar "fesrs," too, of the consid-
crate Wheeling people appear to extend in
to the country round. The same paper
says:
we have the particulars of one OF the bold
est pieces OF viilainy ever recorded. Some
time since Mr. P. Of Cross Greek town.
ship, received letter from late inmate Of
the Penitentiary, stating that II he did not
Immediately forward the writer $500, he
would burn his house down over his head.
A few days afterwards Mr.. p. met the
scamp, when he boldly demanded the
money, stating that if his victim should dare
to have him arrested, he had colleagues that
would carry out his threats. Mr.. p, know.
ing the desperate character Of the man,
gave him ali the money he had about his
person, amounting 10 some $50. The vii
lain received the money and coolly remark.
ed that he would call al P.'s house in few
days for the balance. Accordingly in few
days he called and demanded more money,
and by dint of threats induced him to pay
tro hsndred and MY dollars more. The out
Law is still 1t large
Rev. Mr.. Stockton, OF Cross Creek viii
lage, a short time since received an an.
onymous letter informing him that he need
not be surprised al all his stock was poi.
soned and his house burned in short time. =
Whether this letter was written for the pur.
pose ofextorting money, we have not heard.
but we learn that since that time Mr.. 8. |
has lost fine horse and several cattle by
poison.
Itmight be question for the lawyers
"iears" like those Of the people Of Wheel
ing and of Washington county are not pun
ishsble BY the laws Of the land. They GER
tainly offer a premium to yillainy.
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Christmas l. New Year Presents.
an INMRNsE STOCK OF
Jeaceis.y and watches,
PURE aILyE1 Z SILVER pLAT1D WAR;,
Musical DNstru mem TOYS &C,

MAY BE FOUND AT
L.. ID. Nequass Jevelry SroPc.
IIilnols street, Corner Of Eagle,
ismish & Lathrop's Blsck,)
Rock Island, Illinois.
HAVlNG just received large addition TO my
Ilformer extensive stock suitable for the Holidays
would invse all call and examine for thom selves
and bo convinced thai IL is Longer Eecessary 70
send kast in orcsrto get the latest styIes and best
quality OF goods In my line. My object hns been to
establish drs. class Jewery store in this vicinity
and desire 70 leave tito discerning public how FAR
suecess has stf.Ddsd my efforts.
No charge for showing goods, which will be war
rxnted as represented. Prices ~ low a. In any
eastern city.
stand no, on the rider OF your coming, but come
Al once. ldecis-dwtf] l. u. REQuA.
Hotel ana Farm for sale.
QnACRES, rs broken, with a commodioas new
OVframe Hotel, containing IS rooms, = large new
stable and inmber enough 70 build large barn, cit
uated Hickory and Allan's Grove road, ave miles
from davenport, viii be sold n . bavEsin on ave
years time. App'yto 1T. LAM
Also
4 handsome frame dwelling house, containing six
rooms, celar, hail. CLOSETS, aiso we'll and stable on
the premisss, en- lsas4 OF u years, situated on Sd
street., eastef lows, will be sold al bargain II APP
piled for coon to ldeeIedls 1T LANE.
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no. ron THE HoLIDAYs9
GOLDi GOLD! GOLD.

GOLD! GOLD. GOLD.
IF you want any thing in the way Of nice wsicl
/ or piece Of Jeweir, Of any kind, call at No.
LsClsife Row, where you viii end the s rgest ape
cheapest assortment OF
Watches and Jswelry
ever offered In this Yket. will sell Full Je ".
elod Gold Lev or Watches for ey3 TO SO; do. with
lex eases wasransed, from ss8 10 $40; Gold Chain,
Of every style and variety; Brea.t Pins, Finger
Kings. Ear kipg., Rraeeleu, Gold Tsimbies, spec.
tacies, de-. akd In fact every thing usually kepti
Jewelry Store, from common 5. s. 10 the dHesi
Cameo, Coral, Mosaic and Diamond Pins and Ring.
only ash AN examination OF my stock 10 satisfy
one that II IL, ~ have said. much the large 81
a best ever offered here; and am resolved 10
sell At such prices - shall defy competition and
give satisfaction 10 purchase re-.
dec23 dur r, NJ. HOUSED,
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From the Binshanson Republican,


Most Painfai calamity--fhrse childrsa Float
Ing on Cake Of les7-fvs Of then Drowned.
Two lovely little brothers. aged seven
and FIVE years, the only sons Of John P. and
L; dia H. Worthing, of this village, were
drowned in the Chenango river, near their
fs;hcr's residence, on Saturday the 18th
inst, about two O'Clock p. u. They had
permission TO spend the afternoon with the
children Of Mr.. 8. Cary, whose residence
il situated ON the bank of the river about
one mile from its mouth. Mr.. Cary's little
SON OF nine years. and the two sons Of Mr.
W., went down to the river, which was RI.
sing by the late thaw, and stepped on to the
ice which extended some rods into the river,
aud n few minutes they were floating in
to the current.
Their periiols condition WAS soon dis
covered, and alarm given by Mrs. Cary and
Others, but before assistance could be rem
1ered, the foat struck the main body Of the
ice extending across the river some distance
below, and the two sons Of Mr.. Worthing
were precipitsted under the ice. Mr.. Cary's
little son Jumped of a few rods above and
waded 10 . small island near. Measures
were Immediately taken to recover the DO.
oies VI IHe CHiIuftu. anu picsSSu'1o siSo'
ously BY large number OF citizens, remoy-
ing the ice and dragging the river; but they
were not found uotii the agonizing and al
mos, frantic parents and grandparents had
spent long sleepless night Of suspense,
when, about IL o'clock the next morning,
the remains OF their lovely children were
borne to Them, who embraced them with
min gled emotions Of anguish and thanksgiv'
ing. for the almost unexpected recovery o.
their dead bodies.
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"A Merry Christina, 10 All.n

. a. oPa10HB ID uIgs htofe
nFIEks rare fnlucenolts so thols wjshii 10
ImAko useful and beautiful pr. sents fol The sea.
anssa HaDp's. dee9s lOd
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sswARE OF Il1lrATloNs.

COLLEO1ATE INSTITUTE.
for YOUNG LADIES 4 GENTLEMEN,
nay aAA xvsaiAg,
Over niddisson 4 Lyons Store, I'd st., above srsdy.
lnStneters. e.
New GEO. W. sH@pY, A. H., Principal, No
Mental and Meralseteness ssd German. "
VIM. II. FLRNIN0, A. ~,
Greek, Latin, 0paBish and History.
r. &. GUkIOT, a. ~,
Phyaical Sciences, Mathematics snd french.
JOHN A. sToDDARD A. NJ,
Durvsyipg, Engineering aad Dnwiny.
J. c, WOLFE,
Landscape, Scenery and Portrait Painting.
Miss MARIA T. TOwNSLKY,
1aslish Gtudies, Socisl Culture anA Nesdlewsrk'
Miss SARAH J. PRICE, Assistant
Rlemsptssy Ranches.
mrs. JEANNE RLlzA SHELBY, Principally,
Cpisaf, Msiodeon and Caltsre q the Voice.
:rvory ,,sep,ion v,6 b paid to :n.ss mi. ln...a..
SostAy Of The liberal patronage oi Daverpert and
vtciaity. Board and Lodging will ~ provided TOR
those coming tson abroad.
1sxAs ibr TuitisA.
~ per month, fpas able 10 advance. Provided
S5tv rssHs are enSsrsd during the nPst month.
Hprliestious requested 70 Dc made ct the school.
roon TO Id~c2sdiwl GEO. W. Shelby. a. ~.
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SIS ecArDED rxArH.-Lass MONDAY aigh
- aea g. fighting in the grocery
a0es Of JacOenxler. in Cincinnati. and
! ,noeet : stoson which was vessel Of
hsilinx water The water was thrown
ss go two chin Of Mr.. Member. one Of
49, vss s$dly scaided that he died
= = - aftss. sae other little fellow Vas
speyssely injurs The men escaped.
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For Sale.

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davenport together with n ~ !, IcYos 81
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IN in ~ good fence, with rahsinS st.sr o. y
lesS square, wilb good dry csiiaR isies stable
ns ny failing well OF wafer; Abe blildings ~
inst . a,d nave newer been ecoupica. TAs aeevn
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Nsllewayss Rills...AbernetAy' iasida.
Gus remedy, blue pin. psrvadss sAs sysssn With
mineral poison; while Hsliossy eress asdi'
cine, composed sxsiasivsly Of vegetable eHtfsssS,
regulates svsry Internal function, snd ieasss no
sas bsAiad. soid q The naAsietres, No. % AAid-
IN lane New York, and No. ~ Strand, London, and
BY all druggists, q ssc.. sayte aad u per box.
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