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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-03
NEW STORE AND

NEW STUHE AMI
NJ . w O. @ . a -.
AIRY Low PRICES.
Z, N iil o. Albit . stock ~ aee0t
$4,000 WORTH
Cheapest and best goods over shown In western"
81" CHARLES FISH,
soo.uA strast. opposite the LsOlaire House,
iFssmsfiy Fay Dro.hersl 4. v,,n aud
Has Just reeeivsda large addition to his h'ee III"
h''saa'''0'AssU SUMMER GOODS.
Consisting OF
Rich Fionnsed SIX koees, -.
OrFandic and Jac onet Robes;
Jaspe and Chene Baregs Rebes
Also r.
Rich Jaspe and Chene
PLAIN AND STRkPED s1LAs,
Plain and coiored Pous Dc SOLE traces rls,ad..
And India silks'
ofeyery description audstyle
DRESS GOODS.
Tissue, grenadines, Grape Maretx, chaii Dslaines,
Bareges Jaconeis ,organdies, Lawns, Ac., &c.
A complete assortment Of
MOURNING GOoDS,
EyIisROIDERIES AND LAGEs.
Inthls department our stock Is and always viii be
complete IN every pafaeu,Sr;
Long aud Square Broche,
Prntedand Broche Stella,
Paris Yaieneies,
SILK, Thbet aud Cashmere Shawis and Scarf,
Plain and Embroidered Grape Shawls.
BONNET and TR1H4IN0 RIBBONS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODs,
ofevNry description. -
A large assortment OF English and German SIR
and Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, sc.
spragae's, Merimscs, Coeheos, And oil The best
makes of
AVfERxIA,A HBkIINnG
ENGLISH PRINTS,
HEAVY BROWN SHEETINGs,
Aud variety ofDomesiie and other Goods, TO when
we would invite the attention OF the Ladies and eens
/ of Dayenportand 10 the trade.
Wholesale and Retail.
CHARLES FISH,
mass5 gdst. opposite Le Glsire Hoase
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!
al.os. or ~ si asssa ss
Boston, Scds, Pie Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
! Pilot Bread, &c, Sc, together with good assert.
mento of Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
1 ] have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, fcf the Manufacture Of Crrm Pauls
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
1 made by Machinery. The advantages claimed Tor
mi, processof making Bread are these, The Bread u
ance,h is much winter and more even II keeps III ueh
longer without Oecotang stale, and TO many person
handsome the finest French roll, 1t goes father
ana Is readily nirodace into families Who have neS
erused Baksr's Bread before. | shall continue 70
run Bread Wagon heretofore. la Offering the
above articles terms hieh cannot fail 10 give en-
lire satisfaction, hope 10 be able TO supply all sht
rnay favor me with their patronage Thankful iol
past fayors, hope TO men; q coatnuanee OF lbs
same. All ordersfrom the country promptly attend
Led TO. DANIEL MOORE.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows 4 Pret,yman's steam Mills.
Davenport, May 81, is5o-du
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MASSIL0N MACHINE


NJ AsslLoN IMPROVED SEPARATOR, Thrs,h-
vi ing Machines and Double Cleared Horse Power
manufactured by James W. Whit.on, Davenport,
Iowa.
WhitsOn's Celebrated Premiu m
sEPARATOs.
which Is sek no sisdged 10 be the best machine for
tnreshihg, separating and cleaning grain In use
or mae hlnes are got mp of The best mater al and
oy experlecced weTkmen. Having been In the bust
ness ior ms last !. years, might safely sas mat
eahge' up Is eooia fhTeshing Machine . ny 9th
erests onshment IN the United states We also man.
9iaetlretwo and four horse Powers and Tire shers
JOB WORK Iron Finishing, etc, done at the hortes,
notice. Orders BY mail or telegraph promptly An.
ed and letters Of ing uiry chserf1ily answered
davenport Jane ID 20 dwU Dem ocrat COW
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IOWA STEAM GAhINYT
q L

- +THAN n II a = EVsaN
INsE subscriber would respectfully Inform the .j
L. lLens Of davenport and OF Central Iowa thai In.
anu iacturss ana keeps constantly on hand lnd l,r
w hoiesale and Retail,
FURNlI IRE Of every descriptIon. fror5 IN. A.,
ooia 10 the commoBest Bureau iiaying recently yot
ms Steam works into operation, he Is capable Hi
ing az orders mat mfy be given him al snort notice
quality han anything imported inlo Tie esd, sIIi
which Will be sold al lower rates. All .lDds al
IMPORTED FgftNfglkSG
sIso kepl on hand aud for sale low. Pleas. saI sI
examine his stock, at the mandatory on .,.r,,t
street, south side, east Of Perry street
Davenport, May 30 1850 dow L. g. DEggATNr
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NOTICE

w :. MILLER late ofthe firm Of Aver. gphar
Miller taaring dissolved from tnat concern
On ins Is. 81 March last. has formed the nav
n mr. OF AiLLER & ROUNDS, no. 90 South
water street, CHICAGO, and having teen SO fortaI-
I've Is 10 receive their spnng-stOck OF Groceries,
10 aasan OF any Other House in their line Induces
tasn TO o1er their stock Tor nett cash at lower
city. ." 'he
sisa, in part va
loo Chests Tea 5000 BoYss Eloss
20 20 sska eenee' 1900 Kegs nails,
a. ~ p hhass sseal 100 Boxes Rsisins,
40 /" syrup, So Tisr.ss Gs
also, splendid assortment on Wnossa W.
and Yankee Motions arc
June 3D. iS, dIy. MILLER A. RotJsns
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lem advertisements.
Soap NJ q cts, a Gallon

Soap ~ cts. Gallon.
SAPoSiFlER or Concentrated Lye-wsrranted
~ 70 make Soap witho ii Lime and Win lirle trou.
bic Just the thing for Washing made easy Call and
get u box, for sale cheap al the wkeye Store By
June DIFF JACOB WEAyER In A. ~
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- NJ RED,
Oh The I'd inst. at Trinity hareh, By Ri Rev. BIsHer
LIS, CHARLES NJ HAWKES. aad SUSAN A. W HIT
NEY, all OF Davenport
On Wednesday evening last, by Rev. MI. Mills. MI
LAS j. PEAsEto Miss AMELIA d MONT, all of this
civ
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imperfect rticle 10 go forth from their establisne
has gained for their Scales Laat has ne y
er been surpassed in he whole range OF uaeiul ste.
eAallsn.
The Scales are unanimously acknowIedgs as tae
standard in ali TRANSACTIONS ~ weight.
lawsuit which arose from q disersDaacv al
weights between one OF Fair5aHk's Scales Ia use py
tue baltimore y Ohio railroad Com pahy aud one OF
another manufacture was recently treu in the t,ur,
oiCommon Pleas, BALTIMORE; tne case occupied tte
Coun two days ana judge AaFsbHli 10 deliy eYng hi,
decision stated the result OF his densc that lie
accuracy OF FatrbaHk's SeGiss vas esGa 81
aliquestion For sale by #F
BURROWS, PRETIYMAN& DALZELL
Inc well known reputation OF these Scales mas ind
cueed The vendors OIiMPeuect aHd woftttess balai
ces to offer them as fairbanks Scales and pqrcba II
sfs nave thereby IN many cases been subjected Il.
ifaad ana imposition. he manufacturers nave no
controversy Win honorable competitors who trans.
aeI business In Iheir own names, but regarding the
Perpetrators Of the above fraud. pursuing course
alike unjust and disbonOrabe they take ans metbad
TO caution the pu6ic OF their In positions,
Inc paLenIees Manufacture uEler their own In /.
spection only al their taclOy 10 ST obpsbnry u
For sale 10 Davenport sOlelyLy ~ -
BURROWS, FhElIYMAN& BALZELL.
L. 81 Il. FAIkBAAKs d Co,
No 81 Johhsoury, W., Aay u, ls55
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ID, c. B. TRoWBRlDGE,
OR AT LAW
ofiee Second ST.,
ArrusoS,s Brock. pAvsSroRr
Junea-iiy
SUTTON 4 eos. COLUMN.
Popular Trade.
CHEAP GOODS FOR THE MILLION
viii be opened on
ndo1neaay, Juns 2ed'
SUTTON & co.
4, ~, METROPOLITAN STORE, corner Rock Isl
Ast a.ma sseond SITS, most magnificent stock o.
n"reirn a Domestic Dry Goods,
HS'mnr'sinS some OF the richest and most elegant
,-snas eyer broughtto y Western City. The whole
STOCK will be offered a Prise, sSsssa y,
Come aud Examine.
Although our location is not quite 50 desilaele q
We coult wish, We feel eonadentin assuring 'he pup
lie that all will be amply repaid who iasof as MIA
W. st,l exhibit on Monday a splendid variety of
DRESS sILaAS.
olihe newest com elnations 81
Plaided aud Broeaded silSs'
Also Moire Antiques aud silk ReeSs' superb
styles, from $1,000 10 st5,oo. soii'N y W
sasE viii also open on Monday case Ell
Dress Beragcs,
Most beautiful styles, whieh viii ee oaeisa asAa ,nd
ardtnary low prices. Among them VIII % iouhu
some very desirable patterns at snnliag Pst Sas"
Also BEaEGE ROBES, variety or aolors at
prices which def competition. -----
Lawns! Lawns.
nEsT American makes, iasI eoiors, Az ~ cents ana
hI shilling yard. Feeaen Auslins, do brih,
iantes and ofgaGdies, Flcuhced ana Fglreai Eer!
handsome and ehean. So - 1 -. : -, -. =
.INGHAMs, FRENCH PRINTS, CHAABkA4s,
lIGINGHAM LAWNS, DE LANES, CHI ALLths,
49, ~ - ''N' SUTTON q 60.
Erench EmbroideTies and Laces.
n tdsse goods our STOCK cannot De surpassed s'-
/ ther ior variety OF eheapness. Me nave 30 so
IA re- In French aud Scotch Work, honHon, Naleh"
ciennes and Point Laces, &c, Every oae oat7
gsin, Also Black ana White Grape do. Fiuied and
Linen do. yeIy cheap. Our sets OF
Point Applique 5000, Thread,
and other LAcES are very enoiSe and should Dc
seen by ALL our stock OIL
Embroidered sets
Ia very complete. also embracing Swiss nd Csmofe
in French and seotch work. Saaed Breakfast 40
very pretty and cheap; White aud BlaeS Grape 40
Sc, &c. seiioN !" -
nlcH lACRs of every description from cents e
| rs 10 dollars per yard; Black Trimming Laces very
handsome for Aanallas Edgings and lnsern9gso
| all ktads very cheap. 81 oi 10y ~ y 80.
xrYE win sell our best styles OF Merrimaek. Coeh
w eco and Phillip Aliens Prints u ~ cents var
alIvarrapted fsst eolois Briggs snd oLhet Amer
lean makes splendid styles aud last coors At cent
| n yard. 0tIoN " ".
| S,HEEIINGS-b leaehsd and Brown by the Yard o
| Cpieee; domeslies Of all Einds yery cheap:
| SUTTON & CO.
rRAPR, CASHMERE stslia aud Printed shawls a
/ Stlowest Die prices. sUiioN q co,
lINRAwER MusLIAs,
lD Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, SC
| a complete ssortment.
Coanter panes, Table Cloths, Napkins, Ioweilngs
Irish Linens, &C.; all very cheap.
SUTTON S co.
Metropolitan Store. cor. Rock Island I'd sts
Terms exclusively cash. Our Store will be close
st before precisely, Junes
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With liberal deduction TO those purchasing to sell
again Oar stock is now IN II and we invite ali who
wish to investigate the qualities OF the different
kind. OF Gales 10 call upoa. US Scales sold by as
which do not prove just ss re resented VIC refund
tAe drehase money or exchange for any other k,ad
OF Scale. ItwfIl be taat our prices are very
1 low. kMAy3l) II. CLOSES co
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Nd A GE N T s

NJ % q house and lot on Clay IT., bot BRADY anu
Nv. -. ~, Al zoe House lsa29 roonia clothes
press: kitchen, cellar 4c with fruit trees in yard ff'e
Sl,ooo
No o-s uouse and lot on east side Of lot block "
~, 20 soxas hanss rooms cellar &c Price $3.50
~ A., ,,.,,,h,, double cottage on Rock Island u,
hat md and cd sts 10 rooms kitchen, cellar ei'efn SC
Price 5000
~ srs Tho Baxaar buildings, with tbs pri'ikGe o.
free iapapgs Lot 63, xiso, will be sold oneefa terms
No 27a.--Iots and on .nd W. anu 'o' y" W w.
block !,
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DWELLINGS rOK sAIE.

- IL pcsntiful dive Ming houses and a few hund 70,
d'Ies Oh Iahd Tor taie cheap for cash or on time
rssi an resolved 70 elose up my business in III
asaees handsomely Situated and yssy aoassnlen
MSe I sood bargains by applying soon.
-" as TIC, KAUs.
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Under this head limited na N her Of special notice
will be inserted at 10 cents per line each insertion
or 50 cts. per week.
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DIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Al Cincinnati. on the 18th inst. Mr. IL. hINE sMI
in the as,h year ofhis age,
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Fairbanks Scales E0rece,..

tees. Weave heretofore advertised and now say
again that sell the FairoanE ses Of Fs,rbGHk's
make; also those mads BY other parties 10 whom
Fairbank sold the right 10 make, and also those
made by The Daryee & Forsyth Manufacturing ON
pany. Any and all of which vs. warrant 10 be per-
teet In every arcaisr, Ne .NoNspoi 10 eur Motto
Belowis our list Of prcss for FaivbaHE's Scales:
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lawns. Lawns.

nEsT American makes, fast eolors, AZ 10 cents ana
Di shilling yard. Freaeh Auslins, do BTU,
,.Stss ana nfgaadies, FlouBced and Figuredi Yer!
handsome ana eheaa. SUTTON 4 20.
.INGHAMs. FRENCH PRINTS, tHAABRA4s,
(IGINGHAM LAWNS, DE LANES, cHALLths,
Sc sc all flesh and new and very dssisAole;
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FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCALES.

4 DAPTEDto any required oper-
4 Nation o! weighing, AZ for non
ceai ray, stock, aud FOR The use ii
warehouses, sioegs an loaudries,
and IN short for ever kind OF busi-
nsss.
The great skill and fidelity en-
pio!ed In their manufacture and
the DISCRIMINATION on he part OF the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-03

No l7s--An improved Farm Of Ss0 In sections
and 10 50 loo acres Tfmbsr 100 under cul
tvaon dwelling houses barn, good stock, water &c
Price o22 per acre.
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MAT InE TWIN CITY BOOK STORE IL the place %
- " YOU Books, Stationery, Wall and Window Ps.
r . &c, &e where can be found great variety.
lam Wis New Sectional and Geographical Map Of
Iowa In Pocket form and on Rollers also Maps OF all
Store. '''' "' YIN Ny D.
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No. l7t-A Farm Of about ?T0 acres Hickory Grove
adjoining No. l13 two story brick house. two streams O
running through One grazing farm aud nearly al
under cultivation; price go per acre.
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CITY PROPERTY,

No. 2s9--Lease Of lot 200xl40 enclosed as garden
Russels subdivision, with summer house.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY
Please Remember!l.

~ u BLAST, ANY quantity of choice books ias
| L reading from 25c 10 800 each NJ the -
nay hAs - E@lh TWIN CITY BOOK sTORE.
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A CARD,

WE Undersigned desGfous ct closing Ls affairs, snd
4 wishing 10 retire fg1in active bnsns.s now xtb
uikNA Hom the bFm Of "Etds d stewart And In a.
aons' would earnestly bespeak for Mr.. Stewart wh0
= continuation Of public confidence and patronage
having known Mr., Stewart Tor number u years, and
usfhg Deem associated with him 10 business Tor nearly
I'VE Years, eau testify to his iategrity and eaIAcii,
ahu can assure ALL who have business with him. that il
"il 10 faithfully, efficiently and promptly attended
may IL du + 81 EADs.
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No l7SA Farm Of IDs acres near Hickory Grove, all
under fence and nearly all poashed good house, we'll
&C. with Timber in Hickory Grove, running
water on the land
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No i6sone Of the finest Farms In tho County % me
Dubuque road Pesse Post Once A2o acres Of ~nicn
there Il so Of good timber IL acres timothy ooa
house. large barn. &c Two streams running through w.
Price o25 per acre.
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No. 2s4-Lot theoor Iowa Sd sts to lease for 10 VS.
No. 2ssA frame cottage Sth east Of farnam lot
6ixlb0, house II stories, II rooms. Price o2soo.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-27

WOoD's Ham REsToRAT1vE.-Th wonderful
preparation is having an extensive sale in all parts
Of the Union. It is one of the few patent medi-
cines which arc now sold over the country, that
are really what their inventors claim for them
Wherever It has had fair trial, the result has
been precisely rs Wood predicts. II has never
failed to turn the white hair back to the natural
color, where the directions have been strictly fol-
lowed, and In numerous cases It has restored the
hair upon heads that had been bald for years IL
is not pretended that it will make the hair grow in
every case, but where it fails there is certainly no
remedy. The restoration of the hair has been eff
tected in so many instances where the case seemed
utterly hopeless, that it is certainly worth while
for all who have lost their hair to try the expert
ment Of using bottle or two of Woods Restora-
tive.-.noiine UorkmdR. 3w37
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-27
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY,. Sept. %, 1856.
At market To-day zoos Cattle, 1000 Beeyes and 1868
sIores-conssting Of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves
yearlinge two aud three years old
PRIcEs - Market Bsef-Exira $500; LIST quality
S725a7 50 I'd do Sc 50a7 00j Sd do 60 5Oa6 00 ordi
nary $3.50
sroREs- Working Oren-s9O. 100, 145 Sl60
Cops and CGires--S30, 10 i5a5O.
Ttoo Years Oh-Sl8 a 25
Three Years Oid-S28 IS.
Hidcs-e7a7 90 per cwi. 1dHop--7 3-4h85c per ID,
fSkins--l3alIc per ID. Peis-62a75e each.
Sheep and Lambs-3i25 al market-Pices.-Exira
81, 6; by lot, $3.50, us, 2a3 per head.
Sioiae-Pnccs-hard, live weight, & l-2d6 3-ic per
bi dressed 81 Shoals, in lots, TAI lie retail 5aOc
per ID, good demand.
REMAEKs-A very active market this week. Sales
commenced yesterday the first trains arriv-
ed, Sheep and lambs were all taken up quickly as
fast as they came in, and AT an advance OF 50e per
head ali qualities. Good Lambs that would dress
. lbs sold So 81, and Gne fat welhers al 50 per
head. The number in was about half equal 10 the de
mand, and many purchasers were unable to obtain
any. There is good amount of Beef Cattle, but all
sales firm quotations. But little stock sold at low
est figures.
There were 100 cars over the Boston and Maine Rail.
road g. aver The Boston aud Lowell Railroad, and AZ
over the Fiichburg. and d over the Western loaded
with eallle, sheep, swine, and horses.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-27

SAD CorNcIDEscE.-Mr Asa c. Smith. of
this town, started TO go to Boston on Tuesday
last, and was taken i'll in the cars. Before
reaching the city he became insensible, and
was taken TO the hospital Immediately on the
arrival of the cars at the depot, where he re-
ceived the kindest nursing and the best Of med
ical attention, but only survived until Saturday
morning. A medical examination showed an
enlargement of the brain which had been in
progress for some time Mr. Smith was a uer-
chant, of the late firm of Smith g. Hodgkn /;
and what is painfully singular, is the circum-
stance that but few weeks since his partner
met with a sudden death in the cars from a
heart disease, while on his way to transact the
same business that Mr. Smith at the time of his
attack was going to complete.-Keene RepabG-
can.
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nowN HALL. MONDAY EVENING, srrr

J. 29TH, PRICES ETHIOPIAN MlNSTRELS,
consisting of nine we'll known and talented per-
formers, whose chaste and unique ETHIOPIAN En-
rERrAISMESTs, throughout the principal cities Of
the Union, have been crowded nightly by highly
respectable and delighted audiences, and have been
universally pronounced by press aud the public,
as A No. / Of the bands Of the day, in their SUI
perior and (originaD New Songs, Airs, Parodies
from the Operas, Burlesque Operas, Refrains,
Witticisms. Fancy and Jig Dances, Solos, Fan
dangoes, ETC., faithfully portiaying the lights and
shadows Of darkey's life.
~ For members Of Band see small bills.
Admission 20 cents Doors open at u to COM
monce at so'olock. VINCENT PRICE, Manager.
J. c. BENSON, Agent 2w' sep 20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-27
THE PERFECT MELODEON.


Al the late State Fair at Burlington the PERFECT
MELODEON was again awarded the Fist
Premium for purity cvcness and power
Of tone and prompimess Of touch
IN EVERY DESIRABLE QUALITY necessary
Il for n superior instrument the Perfect Molodeon
is unsurpassed. OF this We have abundant testi-
mony.
The addition Of the BASE DAMPER for which
we have recently obtained letters patent is one Of
the greatest improvements ever made on the Me-
lodeon.
It is meeting with universal appreciation and is
considered indispensable by all who have used il
and become familiar with its beautiful effect. -
Without it it is almost impossible to sell instru-
ment
PIANO FORTES from the best makers selected
by Prof b. T. BAKER Of Boston, (Which is q suf-
cient guarantee Of their excellence), for sale and
TO rent at manufacturers prices. All instruments
warranted and sent to any part Of the country at
our risk ESTEY q GREEN.
Brattlcboro, Sept "a, 1866. 80
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MARRIAGES.

In Newfaue, Sept. 10, by Rev. o. Warren, Mr..
Oscar L. SHERMAN and Miss BETsEY C. ROBINSON,
both of Newfane.
In Unionyille, West Wardsboro, Sept. II, by
Rev, l.. p. Merrifeld, Mr. j. II. DIX of Whining
ton, and Mrs SoPHRoSIA d. LAMB of Baltimore,
Md.
In Nottingham, Sept. IL, by Rev. Mr.. Ballou,
Mr. JoHs A. MURDocK of Worcester, Mass. and
Miss FIpucIA BALLoU, daughter of the officiating
clergyman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-27

I A lot of land adjoining the south side ss
Of the road near the top OF the mountain 2
T in school district No. J. Aaron Pike 80 10
Lot No. II aud east part of No. Z in Pack
ards survey, Aaron Pike, az II 90
10. 3 D "a d,:idei john sSadS,'ou, '''' 200 900
Lot No IN Rice Waste aud Babcock's
/ second survey, CLARK Adams, 100 IG5
Ads@ . - W. ~ " ''''' ''''' '''' a5 $50
/ Pond lot, being No G in Rice Waste and
babcock's inst survey aud meadow lot
No 10, Dexter Moore, 10 Gel
Brown, 2gi 1879
Pan Of No. ! IN Isaac whoclcr's survey,
/ Chester w. Pomroy. 10 90
7 Lot No. 6 in Halls survey, J Ratlburu 100 100
Lot No Z in Halls survey. n Rathhurn, 100 sos
Pan Of Widow Rce lot Oliver Pike. 90
Par Of lot No I in Williams first survey
: jonathan Cfessy, 70 III
ond survey, Aleu-, Ferry 200 sGo
Part OF Iuni lot and No 2 8 and 6 10 llice's
survey and Eddy lot. Arcius Ferry. 100 iibl
Part of Hunt Ia, and Sawmill. Aruius Ferry, 10 tic
south part Of Tabor lot, Samuel Thomas, 200 B.42
Lot No. IN Rce's survey. tax set 10 :. G.
CLARK and George A. Chase. Geo knight. 100 10 %
io,' O. Il Plat '' ~ ~ &C rs
forty acre lot a square form out 81 SOUTH
east corner at Robinson aud Franklin lot
OF which w Rice and johann Pike own
remainder Of o. u Plat 10 .36
Part Of Windsor Rice lot 81 ~
Lot No. . in Williams second survey. Syl-
vanus CLARK, 100 70
Part Of Nye land, Benjamin White. ID, 90 iei
I Meadow lot IS. Cyrus Knapp. 10 80
South port Of Babbin lot, Rollin VI. Witt, 80 %
lo, No. >, and Is acres No. 2 10 Rice Waste
| aud Rabcock's FIRST survey. aud meadow
lot No. g. and 9 acres No. ! in isaac
Wheelcrs survey Farnum Spraguc. 10 81
North part Of Nye land, Heirs II. W Rice. 100 l.25
Lot No, ia Rice Waste and Babeocks I'd
survey, john /. ClarL 100 96
/ Lots No. aud in Halls survey, lohn l..
CLARK. 300 2a2
Governors right. David w. SIMMER, 800 6gt
John Atwood lot. d. " Stccter. III 81
4 lot oi land called NNc land, tax set 10 Al.
mon Guuld George Knights p 80
Higgins lot Anse Adams. 80 81
aud 50 much Of said lands will be sold at public auc-
tion, At the schoolhouse IN district No . in .ad Som
rfset the lih day Of October 10 clock in
the forenoon. shall be requisite 10 discharge suid
taxes with costs. uulcss previously paid.
EZRA sTETSON FIRST Constable.
Dated at somrnct this 9Th day Of Sept. 1856 3w5I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-27

In Ottawa, ILL.,, last week, the following good
one was got on. The democrats had a grand
rally and barbecue. An lrishman went to some
of the democratic leaders and said "And sure
didn't ye know better than 10 have barbecue
on Friday, 'chen hoO thirds Of the democratic
party can ate mate -