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The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-28

csntraeu 10 Rsiss fAs aussian Navy from
the Dottem OF the Sea

centsActa 10 keiss fAe Russian Navy ffom
the Dottsm Of the Sea.
We notice statement, in late Boston
paper, to the effect that Mr. John F Gov en-,
of that city, who is new in Russia, aas just
entered into contract With the Russlaa
Government, TO raise the ships oi.war I'D
other vessels, tfty-twam number, sunk Ia
the hsrher ei Seaastarol at the tlae al tha
siege II VII BE- remembered thAF Mrs
Gowen, under contract with our own Gor-
ernment, succeeded, ailer repeated efforts
Of British engineers had isiled, ID rsis,os
the wreck Of the United SiSies steamer,
Missouri. burned and sank in fae arh@ sot
Gibraltar Dir. Gowen eni eataNl aae tSee-
ratons in the Aarb0r 81 Sebastopol next
spring
Many OF our Bnaslo readers N4tl receileet
the yisit ct Mr. Gawen e. this city, soDe
two years since, and ,he suecess vhlvh iol.
lowed upon his attempts % raise the sunken
hull OF the iil-tated Eyle, Although much
time, money and ingenious \ dirscied ls0o'
had previously been expended upon the ob.
ject, no compromising results had followed
upon the efforts OF any OF the sGventurers,
until Mr.. Gowen undertook the task, When
the hull was raised. large amount Of eolh
and other treasure taken from the wreck,
and the secrets OF that ocean prison n'house
we're laid Spen, after concealmeni Of ma
ny years.
The household utensils even, Of the un-
f5rtunate emjgran,s who perished by the
disaster which involved the loss Of the Ere
we're rescued from their graves and
tons OF the humble implements Of domestic
life were displayed 10 the gaze OF curious
eyes. Here and there, TOT, occurred among
the debris, chsrred fragment Of human
bone, touching memento Of the night ol
horror. Such relic we haiin our posses
sion, the steraal extremity OF chiid's rib
wh ch, with rude COW bell that had plea
sanity ilnkled upon ibe hills OF Norway
and flesh fork, which dodhtless bad explo'
red the depth Of many a weli.tiiied iinaei
pot, We kept for some time, and until somt
lehc-loyer deprived US ot them and Of The
sad memories which they constantly sug
gested. :,
We have no doubt that Mr.. Gowen vii
succeed in this neg undertaking, ss he ha'
| heretofore, in ali similar ones eonided 70 biz
SKILL And in thai success Hili he find th'
| fulillment Of lis prophecy, tade to Us aRG
| cur then associate, when the news o tht
sinking Of the ships at Sebaslopol reache,
here. 1T liye," said he, Il shall some d7!
| have the contract for raising those vessels.
May abundant profit and renown wait upor
the energy and enterprise ef this Give
| Yankee"
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Nor SATISFIED Tie Charleston Der

Nor SATISFIED Tie Ch4rle5ton Der.
cery Of the 18Th, spesking Of the l5tc elcc.
or, says
"ln the midst of bli these agidencss Of
sectional hostility which wefe never so
rong as nows we tire ra.I upon toFeceye
the election 1f Mr. Buchanan--elec,ed be-
cause the enemies oI the Syulh could rot
lzree among hemselges-elected BY We
y small maj9fity-elected BY minority o
the popular Vate-8s a proof Of the rreqa.
lsmce Of Union and constitutional principles,
AID " a pledge tbs, the conditions Of the
ronfedsracy ere hereafter 10 ba aJ-8'u,l,
.uiiJed W. think ae baye a reasonable
qaaaiiiy ai creauiIfY, but we hlye not en-
.ngh 10 swa53nw ih@ creed"
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Far FEE,--Ia the case Of Mefick ".
sunderl nd, recently decided BY the So,
preme Court ot Callf,rniaioin favor Of tie.
plainltHs, involving tue titig - QPe,tbigJ, cC
the CITY Of Sacramento valued az $4,000.
600, Joseph q. Baldwin. Esq., author OF
Flush Times, in Alabama," j" q5t contingent
fee Of UPWARDS Of one hundred ,houssnp
dollars
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gAiSa PROPERTY

sa5 . e otsg asgs N aessIons 81, 10, AZ 90,
a"E 't j. t-'7tf @SSg5 GrUEs, SEH ACres un der
Beng 10 agsts&F iya3, ia 4gges IL Osts, ~ O hsas-
sao adssg ga tse ss.sfrg. So ~ hfist
i4 q t4Eal u IL ngfy4 Tssee 10, . Er74 EfEaa.
80
E.-. ,-....r s...,-s A.. 35.. q. ed. =. ,....
...a. .s5r5 .,f I f,t ~ ,sT =. A.st' ~
hs"' "sS sfseo
Us e s2A7 s1'a fuERb wafer dsnb.
E.sI vs. 80" t' p1s sr o5e Essefs,
i."~ 'rf# 4arttt ~ ss... 10
.'.t h'-s am. tass. ,zaEE As Tttr- $50 fSr
s.''.
-ra-
p....E s.m Ii Il. r-55.s -a..f E,.,. an .,,.r.s.,
'''''' -. ...- q l'.' 'otsas"
t.s-.E z.-u 8 d. aaf., --.. 8 ANA Va. I'll &, a.,
~ eE7. 70 ssub stt e.g tegss aBIar - nj ,ft4,. ,y
t- ".. .sH..t at5 aages. s .4lEf .f ly,L.f. a.
.... H.E. .,5fss-- AGO TsarEtsY trbf No. ~. -
"u '-''' ~" fs'
... t...
.tsa l4st. bIu.sr.ft . "Dt7 titAstfi &inaes
-.r.s.. H...... a.- tf..E Nush = sIest~J a brack
"'4i ''' a'.'.-
@ . .,,1, % ~ at ss 7a ile Uatu4us road mllss
-----
--.,, - 80 ,.5 .' ~ .t ts. byt9g raj, west Ol
eA" S1Dte ip1 irse7 GI spJJ aad and 10 or cr b,t
' '''hA stream si vaaI EaguiDs through If: urir,,
Ia, a,, a..
isz-es 7bcr 4 [ 80 IN EiIse'5n 81 2e5 aogss,
"- 'ile' ''u HAsri uIs@aT cultivation. astrsam of
"'sf ,nas+ns through i' III gsgai II 10 lruit trees
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Tar RIrErs-A R1.E Coglgo-par;py

The RIvEEs--A RIsE CoHIse.-- Daring
the twen,y-four hours ending A. dark l1st
evening, the river Of this Fqint had risen
fifteen inches, and was rising when We lett
The wharf, la.l one half inch per hour. The
Reokuk, in yesterday from the Upper Mis-
issippi, reports thai rtrsam rising, and the
news from the Illinois s iavorsble The
Illinois has ;sen f1ll ore foot during the
past three, and now has chanus depth Of
three and half 10 four feet, We have no
meas from either The Ohio ryer or Missouri.
Tie weather yeste'5eT wss warm, clear,
and pleasant, and booked more ike MAY
day than the 2sd Of Nogember--S Loui4
Tfts! 24H.
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Scarcity Of Coa! in l2e cities along thes0hio,
We fnd in the paper published at Gin.
cIanati, CoYington, Louisville, and other
places along the Ohio, that swing 10 the
org continued lowHess Of that river, coal
has' become very scarce Article. IL is sell
ang in Covington at 40 cents per bushel,
ard even AZ that price ii could scarcely be
1ad. II il feared that many oi the large
manufacturing establishments 10 that region
VII have to suspend operations during the
winter Tor want of fuel
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EXCHANGE BROKERS AND REAL .'... rsr.a.
AGENTS. siE
CITY PROPERTY.

a0+-Lot5 Dloek 1895 on Bfady street, X5,y
BIZ Part Of lot tleek 81, lgeluo loet an ss.,.
psar Brad sltett,N 18th frame dwelling h6use
sI5- West bsif al lot block o. win 4 f,su.,.,
Ilne haase, aa A-ttrohd Gast ofkees island str.S,
t5t pel iaot.
54o-A hoase ariiottD Igst uetptIoit..hvig
lett peee y, boefe pt ia uts, good etijsy ~
tern, Noad shed 81 pnee $500 We
asi--a h5eso rt.h II acre q ground "a lle nam,
araPFh q theeiti $1,000 '''a.
4as-I.a. biloxi g soath ea.t sgf0., af
Western avenue of the handson ~ lois ,s sIa
private residence IN The citg.
3}9-zLot block and D aad - ulosk FAM.
addition, aesrthe FomaiS Goiiezs
$50 Lot 30. 8 IN baaa sG on sth ggFs,t ,,s
aast a psry, upon ~ ehis tiected two st5fy trss
h0Gas, gns story irsnle housa earpehts! shSb ~
isbl hriuSs lF rent If &ji& per aHHma RilI e ~
ia "a oua st5yy bfiek house a yg lat .sra6s ,.
NO sh siso &. Tenth stfeet between Perry Eai III /.
laut fia, view e tlfe river FROM this place.
ai51 a. tai 5 blO5k II nsaF tla s,si!rosd Jepst.
3 se t.aEe a3e.s vilh SO o.eE satalss. .a
- AZ " ios s eseipias 'hf ssa'L isouun. =
''e'Ai stis E'
l r. ssa.y 40 lo' o. sE'l .pes,, ~.,t as Aaa
So A I5taa M,in st,ost, be,ns tAs ASH. xs.t.a,
asr d fGaIlsnsl'l. aid.aonss1as5s 80
s.s, hsass egd 1. st s.t.essso Rss5y aad Qsla 81,
ssa sfJat3 Aa rarsst Dillon. s3i...sa
Z
4a aos.iagaa oay aad extending % P.sry
srsst ssE5 Est} rlits e1eo, oesy terms.
g - tteiso aaalat % sauta ssst corner j. I8sI
aHa e-ia1 .iteta, ssibp.
5 ~-Aagase aa4 two tols IN Esss navtapest. pus.
! ga sa's' tslsase 4 year eAeag prgpetty.
sa5 aoase alid lot on ea. side or Ripley street
pe5aa~H L5al eats aeeoad stre,ss bsuse 10 stores
f'f9Hs Tot 5eE1e, nnasra rsui y $3.50 per ann uta
| ssia' .stt
ss. -4 tv7 4s5ry frame Aouse IN Iaft y ist blsi
- 30 Wet-aEH aFgBas, trh 81 Oh st. hoalss r,5ns
s5tshsas, 'str1 etss = Eas,eIu aP5 si Fese sGA0
r. 4t-A uaass e saas sly asl came las, CO.. ssl
1.t g,e.s p. .ss'a .,.s 4at s9Eos iat, ous DO
sa 44s-A Ilsl,,af sa,e szs satf ig.,5,,. "a el
s,- u d9as -.afoi y ava ittse sAsasi
"a. .tt-4re Isa,cs af rhp .Au4s Isss n tsp. sseb
Taaa- 9n 1sa e h7lt5 ai hae' sls slth = an aerc
sas z5s-@s fatsa sud Lat % e5f4sr Higlsy ssd ia
s1z t@iot'5 se iiegs0 t5'4Ass, foor.. PrSc- $3.50
&r.zas-A asrus Ea,-s ea sfnam s. let y.rt,., .
~ @a3 g.. 5a#a .l,4l i''e'n wsil, etc Pti,
-A tsz F7a.' uss ~ L. Claire e, uss
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Unimprovaa Lands

- -,
No. IIe-E w. sec % q sOEit l9U acres,
s.s ". ssc2p I sin?erc acre
sisa aa - ~
a.. 4--xt.ssi ,aas ..gEl. .-.,.s 5,,. d, .s
ts., arrs & pfliF- 81 Izr ssEe
g.ss.esa-s 7r ....4sWt, .sls gB.
: s.a 81 l-a s !. . .. . aa7~- rJ,ua : q per acre
ao.p-Ia. z.frs- Sw Sc. sT;s yGeEsa
asg.a
z al..rh -sSE.Llsn.gr..
No.y2--Th7 ~ g.. aee ls45sNHg Ias auz- -
The above three tta.ts arr srsnHtalIg situated "a ta
Railroad iS''s If'" "tfshF'st
20 13 .The 81 4~tts " =. YGsee,UI,ah#3E
s""'s'~ 'tl '5 "'." 1"t'I'i rfcs 80 per .fe.
,.. -
- acres 20 '"' hs'fA macs i'om A..auP.Ir pre-
AS .LISTgs soUNgy. IOWA,
ga--r b.. .r-.syafF choice isns a. "a ,..r,.-,
"a, III IA, - ~. 1.1 ~ ". NJ at'. !
y A. X - I, a. lou lsfes. neSf lRprn's 1!dls
suv, Nv ,.orx.,v
,.. t..,.,.. ,t tlaL n y y 20, tySNLG'
81 = FL s. 4 8. =. 4. -
Tsyeur.fra gn,-sr,5
- a., d. E4.tI a =, "a - = - % ,. ,,-,...
acres. Price s',5o pr acre.
No. "a W auH s w aG surs THREW " a2p
acres
No 44S " frsr Of sec I 70 X IG " Ii3 acres.
Z, 49, 50 y " VI. '1a 20 - 10 u ltA aeras--
neesa''V per acre
,,. -....
- - ~ ''' 5000 "
ty gFNTnX g0urTy
aefvs' sio PefAots'
No. 47--N b Of sec IS I So r " IGO acres
price 900 dollars
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tlgiO -;s9asrki3GMgnt6.
N EW GOODS,


= LsE8" Sa,s Counting iIqpss Desk na is 70 order
"a of FtcK ~ sg1t is too 4rss fr The space 1t Wa
rale f,r ana ,ha ,y reason Why 4 sofertd ri slls,
eyvuiys ~ t8- 5a Rom Second SHeet, tlIy5
Io5r from PRIV steanf.5 eg H.W NORRIS
=.
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ERIN g ES
sF9Ht4lLE EL..

!. DRESS aiNGf!
r-HAOSE IN .r -. .Hf tls Mo- FAsHtOEABL b
styia II - atss or Dgst sl lad > 'com
a.Ta.s EH
SMITHS VARIETY STORE =
..t Davenport
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HorsE 80 LnT F0R sALR.

E'HF 50 EsTiBsr gisdss - disgHse of his dYelHur
house, FttH #s sa In Easl Davenport. II ts'n fwG
zlggy me % a. ss feet With 9raotns aaii and
pDfGD, gitji q .ebsBI IL feet square, with good EEL
tar, wood h0uat tG8 sibuie, etc. Lot 20 10 iG0E
" ater convo1aat Apply 10 McGrrgor, Laws
Biakop0rs fortnfH pc.
Usy2BdiF .r.fs y. y. GhAEBFs -
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|ecoad iaaual course Of i.eetares


YOUNG EEE'S LITERARY ASSOCIATION
1871 / ctufs GJmiatgse Sf tho YeuBg Meas LitsEg-
! ~ s.ss8aiiQu BnHgpnee 10 the Association Eni sn
rFa that fhlEr S14Jfd Annual Coarse Of lectures will
.sts.st NY Twelve. a=# ss ..r
Iut .aIwiHg gentlemen are sngagee
Hal Eohu f. lIsle. OF New HampsaE-.
Wsatlfl tnutrg Of Boston, Ms.S,
Pay. a L. St-ue,
bIvin H .haFiB, o u. q New Yerk
&. usga SumHar, OF BJstpg. Mf5-e
JBGu z. Gc4gH. ut aasss .- conn.
tsitsld q. Aiig he'd, sIE Ee ENfHsJpi AsN Htysi.
~. 7. starr Sing. 81 Boston, Mass f'is 2 ft7
a4iuA Hslay IgaaTEsusI " toNerTd, -. u
Rev frl4rs aHrlB ". D.et Nea 4JTk3
vs.. 8llsaess gaus " 5autA.Narvliua.
ti5o. dUY. T., sgsh, iBts Bss. siiBi tt-r 10
Iu-Aey -TlRgton 4
t--f Hresars az gtltsI fr14 BtHSg tdlas, LgIaas
EaEa ag8 aEaors
I4.n leieota1 + e saa via 1e delivered ~ ua
los JtEs r. Iisa % heW Da4 fiilrrr tbgl ID y
y T. N.N - t.st, sat he Cougrtf liJgEi Chprel
eut5e 5e--*'ru s-y E'sfz E ID .,6l,ititanHt ROIue.
6r1rs ul t'tt y p'@i.ch ttt La4 y e4mhsUrs a. 3
.'1S.s,
s.reta s4asa4t G.l 900. leEgl a.JaltaHs a zen
.zaau sa8 tl5y ,,07, ssl additional lely. 80
-.asatfHr ass ttuse, - w. u 3. ..ad utt4r bo
sgIes. selaal Eet9 f HeEL=T5 gI tl.g A. uiat gu
.GglsEs, II - Etfn. q lHl1ute.
gf, boxes pglEl -. x Lal8s raCgtved q Ia sale by
~ ngyg5 Is p a DALEELL.
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! chanea . go ) Fartupe

/
Chance te Make S Fortune
~ ,pEss+ - tp,s.te-5 ., s,4s,s s#
49, -~st'. -" .
JF4raaoh 81 eNA1slah dalls, eataar fs5f5 ara
49,, t,s r-.4 e. ..t ,,.
@'A'e' eoG-s = st.s
.f.. Apfl, 4 h. 5.r.sff. tas.. s. z
-. - go, a
4sts4-dt' 3AElE y ~ ~, ,AE.s @ 60
sTot;.a
's1tNe
we h4t EHa aaad43uIs 1sas &4ssias sl.J a Gae
"a. 1g,..,- .tsa "a g4t.sas. aAasas.s.
So = 4ggat s9y 4oNn. Cas- 10 seen az ne resi-
aeBae af aies fsenNie cor. N ard EToseY stst
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. pllls --wharo are ley n0.l

Holloway's Pills where are they noei
Wen may these pills be called aatgsfssl medciae
for they are in demand tbrssEe the habitae GLOBE
Eyea the medical degaatists WIZ regard all ieylstons
roa4 college rules saeTege, electrified by the
cures of dyspepsia liver complaat and dyssntary sc-
,amp.ssed ~ Holloway Pls, fold Ct tiG iasnaf'o
tasies, N. SO Maiden Lane New iers ana No. So
s,rapa, Londca and BY ali 4yags IS, Il 25o e2l5c
and g r box s5ysaadwlw
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ga "a oua st9ry bfeh lQusF a o. lai .sS.ss 5r
nc th sI5d 4 Irath streat between Perry ami NJ, T.
laBt fi view e tlferHer FROM this plses.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Bargains
NGH- SIC.

P. FUTILE. of chic will commence.a a ssfies Of lee
suges aaiinstructions veal Music at The ongrega
t5asl Church ID satassay evening. the 2ab; 70 com
Glencs at 4 before ocIoek. Tbs first two evenings
viii b free.
tits hesei ,hat all who feel interested IA slus'e vii
attend The introductory Lectlr SUGGEST; Cultivation
y yocal alus.,. Sovssd2t.
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Ea 7s lot no. . N baas &c, gu 9TH street, ssol,,
east u Ferry upon 0i chia eiected two at5fy t,s
imtl' hriugs rent II 8ji& per aHau. yill e ~ ~
EuM
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a2g--L0t7 block 3 and = aud - LIask FAM.
addition, sesr TITO FomalC uoliess
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H--S asa iEa1aa hJas4 Wllh good back building, ss
lba afat p sixth street, * 9ltlD5 ioet
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a2sI.a Z block IS soath east corner or 40 a..
Western avenue, one Of The handsomest lots ieTs
private siasuce IN The CitY.
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A. los ss...pIss ne .ea,l, tsautn. :.
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a,51 =. .ais 1losA u asa' o l,allr9sl a.pal.
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2QOO acres of G.and

IN alsm9kes, Ffauklin, ami oruEdy Qaties at
L ss.50 per a re.
Aov Ia AEoBs ELDRTDGEs
LOST.
= sm1ll Pert Ledger = b haa2r wisaee
sstlabig ewarded D lear! = +. q, par rasas market
5f poste the Povt aniee
So, - ~. KELLEY
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- endsn property E'eF sale
A-ffe gaa5ags EHti 'ag sfaEI ts she German Dance
& 1ss -sgy.a l.E ass sl4g -s4s che two iaIsa los
ra sll.a t'. stias & slrae-3 offered faT sale On
asrs sift caHtat G 20 sgg. Ll1se pho are seQuaiut
- sfA fGs magnificent s!ts need uag be toli thar il
s4sua, uEriFstg and aigns fr beauty OF location
4u@ Nsaa E5l 70 avail thsmsslyes eF cue of th0se
rs.s aaa sisss fsr ee.aty and grandeur will Af
WIS asf r G. FADs.
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las 0stebkt tasfnc
North western Fasent NeuAeA"s
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s-t gaasy .r4 lei Oh stz;l 4ussi. .y.,t d A,.s
stsaag lo{ as2it0.
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Ne ea-fiEs h,seso ga Brady 81 nsat So assea
E65ms a. IT, gistoF4l stable. se .asll sla ~ =
1856 price }2,4tn
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,o' BOD sss.ts nf sbirh IT, tllA..sf. a ,,.lss
vac lat hlwtan#IL uI.- umsl !s-eF+.tSi I,,s.
',. .-"r ~si iftse ,s,b, bi.aaee ii ii,res n
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Es 1N-A Haase # sssas l4s aa3 came la, cor. ssL
sH& Wsstero Ave, pfftg $500
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legtis sAe Is slesriHs; sae aahreathel her iast
SeutlA Nl3iea a,axx wcsptag she q hesSea has past
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"a agese and two iota Ia Esat naytupgFt. ps.ss
@3 easAs halsaeeI year eAesp properly.
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6s. 4a-A Hgus # ssns .jEe and zoe lat ans do
eest II y ssts,n Ave Prlte s22Ng
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- - 2 y
JOB ]

!, all Of,n safle ~
l 1,,lous manner
4 aasotte steaI
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s@ st 5 all~s }r4r pr oh tfs tsl.
~. .'st h'~ aEa. Hs,ss. ,salts ~. Tttr. SEQ f~e
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w. sa!la a2H7 sl,g gaEHh. water tanh
o.. .EL-ti-a
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aa5 a1usr al.d lot on ers aide or Ripley stres
pesseeu r7ut AH seeoHd sire, 81 bsuae NJ store.
ra4nt, tot 5eE-e ruasra reuf sI $50 ppT ann 0 n
,.sia' t.suss
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- ia.se saa .at ~ saata s.st corner ii Il.aa
a.t G4I8aa .sfsets. sesBp.
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IZPRUVEp EAR4Ls.

NJ. E2-tN1 pesU1tal ues an rslay - opposite L
s0Fusr0. os.le-e s4atsrs l2exisji pFlag s17Neil.
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Ng -aaA iags, q sgu,s sze ala aezf{gsi04. Ga gfs
FL - dgag raaf oi " Ave-. Price st.slst
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ssa sflot sa.s g, rasast Z pIlou. a34...a
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-La treating ia Baiy Rad t1taI4las g. P.sF,
irfeaf ssE5 isstj Flits s1e0, oery terms
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-28

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miles IRON taW4;l~e good k0uses, barns cafraES
house, lie bse 6c.i iTtue sta Hars5re.
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The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-28

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The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-28

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.agar! sugar.

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The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-28

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The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-28

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The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-28

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~ tLd.tnsv below Capt DadgQs ans etoes arr. -
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The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-28

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tern, &c, i1I 45xsv, ~ asi izslss 800
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and N good arlrF, - rosms, c.s. E wl.l as
cammoitte IS toasrlct- tat 5tNt5F Ef teElg
easy.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-28

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Washington telegraph., 1856-06-25
Warehouse Notice.

THE undersigned return their sincere thanks
to the Planters and Merchants in the sur
rounding country for their liberal Warehouse
patronage for several years past and for their in
creased business since their Fire-proot Ware
House has been erected
For convenience and safety we have built a
large she'd under the bill adjacent to the brick
house, that up river merchandise and cotton COM
ing down the river can be put under in rainy and
bad weather..
No wharfage has ever. nor will be charged. for
goods ianoed at our landing and stored with US
One of the firm havino an interest in one of the
first class Steamers in our trade. is enabled. las
last fseasonl to get off cotton when others may not
be able to do so
We invite merchants and planters, more espe-
cially those unacquainted with extensive I'M
provements conveniences and safety. before max
ing permanent arrangements. to call and examine
for themselves. E. HILL & co.
Camden, Oct. Is, 1854. 42-tf
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-25

THIS Institution. under the patronage of the
Il Masonic Lodge, No. IA, is established with
a view to give pupils of both sexes all the advan-
tages OF instruction enjoyed in a high school,
1t contemplates the preparation of students for
the practical duties of every day lite. To train
the young man for elevated and useful stations:
the young lady to cheer and adorn the social cir
Gle in which she resides. is main design
The discipline Will be strictly parental gentle
but trm and careful supervision over the men
tai and moral training of all confided to us will
be judiciously exercised.
The Principal of the Male Department is
graduate of the University OF North Carolina
Mrs S has had several years OF successful expe-
rIence as teacher In various Southern States
The first session of Five Months will COM
mence on the 3lst March. inst
The terms per session will be as follows:
Primary Department, so
Academic Is 90
Collegiate 90 90
Music ito he filled-)
Drawing and MOnochromatic Painting
and materials 90
Exercises in Penmanship. Reading, Parsing
and Composition. continued through the course
WAs to health and good water no section IN
the southwest exceeds this locality
Lectures on the various branches delivered TO
all the pupils (and patrons who desire to be
presently will constitute part of oar system of
education
Boarding can he had in the viilag. and vicinity
at from 81 to $40 per month. few female
pupils can board with the Principals Punctual
payments OF tuition will be required a, the close
OF the session.
Published by order of Lodge No. ID.
JOHN c. ATKINSON, Secretary
March 20. 1896 I3-tf
Washington telegraph., 1856-06-25

i hereby certify that I am using fifty saw
GIN Manufactured by B. F. Renfro & Co, at
Washington, and that it will gin three bales of
Cotton day, for each day in the week tal in day.
lisht) and that the Cotton samples well, and the
seed are free from lint. | would advise all nv
planting friends that in want of fist rate Gin
to give them call JOEL ID. CONWAY
Washington, Dec 18th, 1885. 81