davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
GREAT ATTRACTION!
AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store.
OF

L. ho w q IA - O IA
WHOLESALE aud RETAIL.
TAVISG Just returned ftoIu the east With three
times as large stock of Clothing and
Cent?, Fur ishinx Goods as ever Of
fsrrd In bis market, aud At rs per cent less price,
feel ennldeo that suit the public In price and
quality. Having had two years experience. III ID Is
city, aud Knowing well the wants OF tho people, 4
have selected tlis stock OF foods the Best en- Al.
srn manufacturers and Of The best qualities Among
which u ~ be found two thousand OyersCOAts
from TO IS doiiErsi four thousand psIrs Pan In
price from rs cents to 50; one thou sand Vests
RON rs ctnts 70 10 dollar; Dress Goats from
u rs doliarni ffock 10 20 dollars; Sack 10 Is
dollars; shirts from 81 Gle 10 81 90; tfuJs.
Caps, Cents Ia furnishing Goods, In price
and ialitl 10 suit purchasers. an goods bought Of
M ara warranted A. M. sd.ele.
thereby return my sincere IhaHks fol the patron.
&c heretofore 50 literally bestowed On and hope
sill ~ mefj "pd fsesive tao same. No 8 LeCIa{re
Bloch l.. LONESsTElN.
r. \. County Merchants viii do well 20 call a nd
sec ny stock before purchasing elsew here. Tbsy
viii Rnd low fglres and reasonable terms.
aug 81 dwtI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
AssknT..iTkaS

TIRE wsU.kBCHn srm Of TsIehell X Gilleu {,
this day dis. piYsd BY mutaai consent. The bust
ress viii be eos7tinued by Smart g. Giiett and nj
lie ma nas again tue Old firm will be settled by ,be
rev arm. : c5HIiBaAlrs Of former extensive pat
uHlEe ~ sole ID. h. l.. IWICHELL,
scpt div P.J G[LLETI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

T7HE susscriber wishes 70 obtstn situation ii
C!erE IN EtDg7s or IL an office, hzV NJ mad sry
erzl years experience. Good TsferrAces given,
EepL2A' address OPS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

A hUNbER Of desirable lot, for resideBces on
1Anieoy, na'a ana Harrison streets, 10 Iesss for
". II. p, GuRLEY,
Eug dr. '
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
IOWA FEaALR SEMINARY.

ne new eo4raihg schooa ior Ioaug ladies and
day, Sept. 2eth. An accomplished corps of teach
era; spacious and elegantly furnished Sc DOL aud no
citation and facilities Tor tEg study Of Music
Flee ITO aud Of The solids, must anorc advantage,
superior ~ any institution West oil the Ai.sis.lpp
and equal 80 Hry seminary IN the county. The Pri1
cipa or OF the tsaehrrA VIII meet the ladies a.
Davenport who wish 10 attend the school Oh GDbIi.
cation. For circulars or board address
Aug IA div Jtn 4. WDDD kp.r,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
AGRIcoLA.
-
The Right View.

An old gentleman, on the verge Of three
score years and ten, writes very interest
iug letter from Springfield, ILL.,, to the edi.
tors of the Chicago Press, from which We
make the following truthful extract
THE Presidential contest to me only
presents two sides-BucAansn for the ex.
tension Of slayery-Freuont against The ex-
tension Of slavery. Originally, Sc with
most Wings, was a FHlnore man, but |
cannot disguise the fact, thar Mr. Fillmore
has no chance for election, and that either
Buchanan or Fremont will be elected Pres
ident. 1t is useless, think, 10 deny ttat
this is I he truth in the case. Many men
are for Fillmore honestly | 90 not doubt
this; hrt they have been and are deceived
into the belief that there ID a chance for
his election as President Others thert
are, who profess TO be for Fillmore, but
thew are az heart for Buchanan; and when
they talk Of Fillmore they mean Buchanan.
am satisfied that there are men Of this
stamp who have now and hsve alwsys had
| 4 perfect understanding With leading Ru-
ehansn men that they ere 90 take THE
| course for tie purpose Of deceiving old
=
yor the election OF Buchanan. This opia-
| ion OF mine is beginning 10 BE- common
with mary Fillmore men besides mysaF.
Tlese men who claim the sacred name OF
Why's are at this moment acting under d.
reetion Of Buchanan men-and they are to
occupy this position 50 long az il will be
likely TO benefit the Buchanan or slavery.
extension party. / protest against this
course in the name OF honesty, morality and
fair dealing, Ifthese men are Tar Bucban-
an, let them ~ cnce say go 90 over 10 the
slayery-extension party-aud peace be with
them. But in the name Of Ell that is man
y and honorable, let them not undertake
bg hypoc -itical cloak 10 deceive their
friends who have before now sustained them
when candidates for Office, before izlsehs0a
and iyeachery had touched their Fnarts"
SAD ACCIDENT "A letter from Pg,os..
dated the 27th, SAYS: "A sad GCcttr, acct
dent occurred yesterday on section s3 o..
the Iron Mountain Railroad Company, at
the store Of Thomas r. Livingston. A
keg or powder was placed on the counter Of |
the store. when BIZ some means, probably /
BIZ pipe or cigar of some one smoking, the /
powder was ignited the house was blown
up, and the goods ruined. Seven persons
we're In the store at the time, and all Sc.
rously injured T. is thought impossible
for four OF them to survive. The loss OF
Mr.. Livingston is about $1,000 He was
not in the store AZ the time.-!H. Louis
Rep. Aug 80.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
Bound IN superes,,a all Otbers

I comparison h which the ;ineinnati any other
Platform Ia nothing; which will interfere with
mans politics. II h composed OF suDdry hard panks
aud tmbers upon which the fractions horse caIi
stand patiently, matter whether he be woo!ly
hJTse, hobby horse mule. II constructed by
NseA the Railroad Grocery only iog ls own but
for theaeoomnodatloH Of his numerous friends aud Gus
toners who drive mp and without alightinK or.
dsr tbsr Groceries, pss fer and nd them home
when they get There The ggbsc generally arr in VT q
call ana examine NO, only the platform Unt his coed
and prices Fer particulars enquire cf any one or eyp
ny body Knows r Railroad oropory ~ the cheapest ana
ui.ss accommodating In lie ciy. Corner sth Brady.
RGgl VIM. McCAMMOS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
,4tfeaffI.ga kD1ZLiicJ

oR good Flour, Bran, Screen Reed Of ali Kind,
80 10 toe Railroad Grocery, 9Th and Brady
where yoa VIII Aso fId AL kinds Of Groceries and PRO
visions, together with wagon 10 deliver them
free Of charge. Cali and zee for yourselves
"a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

10 Lease.

IHE undersigned have OF hand few lore oftbefy
Patent hetrigoratprs, which We wiu sell ri A rs'
duced price 20 put theTa witt IN the Tea Cd sl
Call soob. HULL, ALLEN u Cn '
July lsdLf Front ST. TnVen1oy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

NC1NE'
A SsE~ THE steamer GREEK SLAVE will
hereafter ran through 10 GalenA
One oOsIru etions 10 Fever Rive hay.
ing been remUred,J and connect reg
a'arly with the Minnesota Packets.
Tickets can be procured at the hotels in Rock Ia
land and Davenport, and Of the undersigned. Hacks
leave Rock STAND and Davenport III o O'Clock A, M
PoWARs * Co, Agents.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
Mrs. Ryder's Seminary
l'Or X0nny ladinS
NOTICE.

M Ill reopen on hond4yt the frs Of Septic ID be r
w ia the building here ofore occupied IN her
a, Seminary, Oh Main 81, between Fourth ana Fifh
o- aHg96d dew
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

For Kent.
4 DESIRABLE rooms to let on Brady ". suitable
Il Tor onees, would Anssef for Il family.
aug ~ div W q. CoTFs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
Gun Powder Gum Powd.

1 tie undersigned being agents for Latin, Saith
d Bois' Gun Pc wder, aHd haViRgG Mag sEine near
fHo city, viii have constantly on hahd, and sell Al
iHEssL prices. ail grades OF Powder.
EVANS, CHEW s. CO.,
-SBs2 Corner Perry aud Second SIS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
NOTICE.

lNHB Hndersgaed having disposed Of their bust
1 hess 10 Msssrs. Evans. CheW n Co., take thls
ms'hod ottasnkiBs taeir former patrons for their
xii d and liberia custom, and WUuld requessa con-
i!nu2uee ofths same 20 the new nrm.
septic ri. THOMPSON & co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.
Davenport Machine work
S. o. sH0HEY 4 CO.. Pronrietnrs

5. 0. SMOKEY Z co.. Proprietors
THE Davenport Marhne orks are now ptsosred
70 eSeeutesyery variety Of mschin ~ al short uo-
lice
Superior Steam Engines from Eve 10 ous hundred
horse power; EnSines, Lbtbes, PInncrs Grisl MIL.
and all descriptions OF mill work. Also sole
~ tne Nest Tor Ibe manufacture Of hCCOtds Anti
Fiction Horse Power superior mach nts To- he nd
pose INTENDED. They would Invite the attention OF
taresfeqniung shaitiBg 10 their Adjust able UAngeI
nhG ss'i-OiDg Boxes, superior to any thing ia use
Particular attention will be paid 10 repairing IA
,hlhsryr and prompt attention given 10 all orders.
We propose 70 execute ork In the beet ma or
ana ask p0rties requiring machinery repairirg TO
piled to order.
WORKS on Third street, opposite the Cath Ole
1aIsIhg Sroand. DayanPortaug ~ dwu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
NEW MIsia,


4 a.CRA ADALL. No. = LeClsirs Row, has Just
IeesiFedA large lotof late aud popular Music for
he Piano, Guitar snd other Instruments, among
which are the following:
" Ainn4s, - or Like Flower" ane sony by
Wrshton.
Dear summer Morn" By thai we'll known and
popular ballad composer, Stephen Glover
Down wberetko Blue Bells GFow - 8 beautiful
song as sung by Mr.. Sims Resyes, and composed
" 4. Lee
First Rate sholIsche.r b. d Albsr,
Louisa Pyne Polka MarssIsin
''seraBade anick step" Gns piece Tor two Curt
ars. sng9ar,s y
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

, gsa sd aaf % - aese' q W. Dubuque r,,s
Aousl, orchard, 6c, prise $40. a"sli dwells,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

l92--A splendid farm Of 4 oaeras Is, pi
AZ Apdef ienee, Two good frame houses ',ssaEt Valley
80 acres clover aud timothy there was IN gsIda
naes'sa 'as year four miles NORTH east nom = wheat
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

I IN7--h IlTW n mll0a nom pflDcE,o.
" actes n'aber 100 under under cultivatlN ~ acres
WEtcr Tunafngihroegh IT, an orchard a. IG1' slfVGa
/ a house OF STA rooms price $50 ''o nut tee,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

+, i97--A cheap farm Of 100 On 'lhe T,n,.,.
AiekoIy1foV l0OActes Of good l,It ~ Igad go8 #
,oR2 ~ith stream q NSter n,uatag rop.bi ~ BIT,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
Valley City Mills, Scott Con

4 EEooBs,zotly uAnafs elu ring the best grades ot
" Flour which they will sell al loEcEl Inafkei
,E4ats through thcir agents.
EVANS, CHEW & CO.,
seFl2 Corner Perry Lud Second sta
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

a-Apother farm adjoining PtIBcsf,,-..
sipi liver, cgnthlnipg5 acres ptn i On The Mss.
frame houss, stable, good wall and oy eFOytst
/ u S'@'A5i, prize STA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
NEW PLATFORM

No. 1870 good building lots 10 GeaeseO, lila
ALLEN d. CLARK,
oaiee, Pos Once Building,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

liz, :, . ,Afmos 3te acres ~ miles north If RI,
price So pet acre, as'assa rassi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

,en acre. 2 el ,. 40 aess. sec sud 10, IT, 50
W poi HetG sgeod stoel lRrtn. 'uFStioG lyi,s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

No, ld5--A Farm Of alns,yarfrs r, .,-.,,.
e. On ne llne between scott and Mutesga /. Fr
short distance below capt n3dge'. 6ne ,'. ouht!s;
SO per " "'@sE ialm; Ri
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

WSSA A.dnls
500 SO acres ii Wood land IN srs,,,, 81.
sass VIA W divided OF sold ia Que body " Psoalgl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

.lG3---A arm ofel5ar5t jgof ybi,ti-,-,
ttvia las davenport Go, which il cs,p ? sni,
AvA5e, lain ee psiss cash, L..Ige' ~ bdck
nusl payments, ''s9 70 illge a.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
usw advertisements.
FIRE WORKS.
GROCERIES. GROCERIES!

Ga Friday e, eunz, sept. stb, At the corner Of Til
Harrison sts Davenport. sept Nv
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

Z 10 7 3---A I0FU O 10 Bcrls rra4 TT1-T---
2naer lsnee, and utnry all pIguEhed I'd gt,'5.l
water 90 The land. '5 'tyft tpHuh,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

Na--h naE farm q co acres, q part Of I,t.
hetp. '' PIite Ola NJ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

20 liza Farm Of about $50 scres IA yg5J.
sbout ~ acres timber, all felclt gy r[toy GF5
WIN log house good gtaelnC az ers.s n 1s teu'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

undsr thtsheada limited aa mber OF special notice
" n he scrtei 81 IL cents per une caeh iaseFhoh
or 50 els. per week.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

AfaA
ie2' Out Lot NJ. 8 In thstowp Of wsrco,t ccr,st,
tng5 acres price $500. -''
isS. Also Town Lots No &C. sad7 Block 90 IN Wal,
colt; price $40 each, ~ 10 y =
isi; ram of6o seres % ssct!ons q, 10, & Ga.
t"Po rs East ~ acres broke, Jfr acres uuds
'sheo gu AGREE n Wheat 10 acres 10 Oats Two hou--
es, TWO sphnEs Ild q slIrUn Of rutHtq Nrtar brIrI
'So"o' mouse On iAs taHd, lrlce s2U.
le1 farm ofl On rcres IN sec 20. Twp-a, n Fa,1
s'o' 'EsAe hHuse, rooms, well &c; price sl2
i''' L I, 9 in Dqmu' on the m.aM RE,e,as
. ~ -
. 3 " 10 -
~ Fam o. 30 Hcres ~ sec Q, rs, 2 Fas'
mtH south 81 fuIIrr I-En' House. upN ptHat, gf0t+
S22i. WA I w. PRIV
lH-A Farm 81 $50 acre. with vuuain- water 4,,r
10 rock toass price so will b. sold IN ono a more rfsa
good stock farm
llo-An improved bTta ia a1g. u ] 80 Z z aar.. 20
acre. OF b1aber house 0t Buaretpri.e sfg rsrarr
lis--A firm Of snacra5 . miles from Town u, tb.t,.
acre. '' 'f'''s' 81" !lpes PEI
iol~-A farm Of arrs- urlr Fulton. alt ip,Ss~ta
"''''' '''His te' pr"a $3.50 os COS or sssb
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03

M. B. CHE W
New Orleans.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-03
Iowa LAND AGENCY.


WILLIAM ALLEN WIN, r. CLARK.
sALLE.f ~ CL.lKA,
Attorneys and Counssllors at Law,
1sal 1state brokers, Life Insurance and Ten
srAl Land Agents, and No,aries Public
Davenport 1ovUa.
Collections AID all professional business In every part
of the state entrusted care will prompt at
tention; money invested taxes paid Tor re.ients'
money loaned unsncunbsred real estate security,
land warrants bought, sold and located. frns houses
and lots leased real estate of al lndi b3a. and s1ld
ON commission.
RIPPER To-
Cook Sargent. pssonpor, Iowa
Henry u. Huffman, +" .
Cook Il Dillon, +"
lion. Thomas Allen, ST. Lcuis, Mo-
Lucas 4 Slnlonds, g . :.
Glover Richardson, 4"
Butler, Keith q IIiii, Boston, Mass
las. 81. Boobe & Co, g -
ne Coppct & Co., n, y;
Henry g. Maryland, New York
Henry l.. King, "
DIV. Clark, Hartford. CT;
Col. D. +, Larnei, Wash, D. c.;
c. B. Caflp n Co, Cincinnati, o.;
Phn's Alien, IT,. rtiaAsld, Macs,
o. D. HoIrsnco, Pottltnd No.
We INVITE ATTENTION r. QUA EXTENSIVE csFA'
LoauE Or lsFRoyEn faRss Asr WiLp LAMBS, Ciff
PRoPERTv, &C, rog sALg AZ MODERATE PEtcss AM
on EAsy TEAMS,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-12-19
!; NEW !: BOOKS! NEW BOOKs!!

eINHE subscribers have on hand choice selsc
II tion Of Books by popular aud standard
autllors. which they are offering at CHARLES
TOY and COLUMBIA .PR.cks.
& Our stock consists in part of the following
Books: , ~ 49,
Camp Fires of the Revolution; Camp Fires of
Es Napoleon :; Life of Napoleon by Abbot, in
= 2Sols. Millions Complete Work
Prescotts Philip the Second, . vols McC'nu.
lny's England: 4 vols Allison's History
- of Europe. I'd SERIES . vols Addison 5
Complete Works,6 VOLS
Spectator; Kittos Daily Bible Illustrations,
vols; The G'inneli Expedition in search
of Sir John Franklin Irving's Life of
Washington; Modern British Essavsts
Lectures on the True. Beautiful and Good bv
'i@ Cousin !; Chemistry of Common Life;
Comle's Positive Philosophy Nile Notes !;
Notes of Travels in the East by l,orr
travels III Europe and the East by Prime;
Visits l." European Celebrities lIillar,rs 6
Months in Italy; +
Byron in various styles, also. Burns, Moore,
Milton. Rogers. Campbell, I.ongfellow,
Bryant, Smith dc. de-; History Of Ire
land, : vols. hy Mooney.
Also supply Of all kinds Of Stationery whcl,
We nre offering very low.-Wc invite the pub.
lie TO give us IL call and examine our stock
BRANCH d ALLEN.
Nov. f. 1856. o7tf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-12-19
FURNITURE :WARERO 0 NJ S!
BENJAMIN & GOODRICH. III.
Bread Street, Augusta, Georgi

Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia, Z,
NEXT Door above Thomas --z-.-,
In Richardson's & Sons sssssas;sats s9
Book Store. and opposite LAM s3---zs-sst9
back's& Cooper's new Iron Store. would re-
spectfmlly announce to their friends and the
public that they are now receiving daily n
choice and well selected assortment of all kinds
of FURNITURE; such = MS Bureaus. Book
Cases. Sofas. Chairs, Tete.aItctes Centre Tables
Window Shades. DC, of the lntest and most
fashionable designs, which, they will guarantee
to sell US low as can he bought. in tho city, and
we mite all,who wish to purchase. to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
oil kinds Of Furniture Munufacthred and Re:
paired to order, with neatneas and dispatch; +;
(, cT- This Firm; POSITIVELY; liase, mo- connec.
ton with any other Furniture House insthis
|ci[y.s- 4 -;..,s,. BENJAMIN GOODRICH, +:
Augusta. Gu. pril s5, 1855. sS.ly ~.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-12-19
NebEHCs; (!

I y Execution of the Will of MniN ohu
l. Cochran, deceased the sul,scrilSwi]I
sell, at Ahbcvillc Court House, on Sa,lov
i'll January next. the Id NDS bclonua To-
the Estate of said deceased, cnbraciE,he
Residence faniliary known as the DEf IL.
and continuing
a aeSE=l IA q HG Ed,
II divisions ~ follows:
The UO.NE Tract, containing 127 L..
The Nc.F-i IR J Tract continuing 300 L.
Tract No. ] containing 39l J..
Also, Land heonying to Estate of 3
y. Is. Cochran continuing : 800 A.
Said Lands lie n'tj"ning. and contaih
gross Eighteen Hundred aud Srvrn,yh.
Acres situated Immediately "n the GrernS
and Columbia Enlrnnd. Tic grcat,r parA
llooas. The Dca'lf,ll is II finely i,nproS
place. and considered onc o, The most hcaj
ful an' healthy localities in Ahbcvillc Distr
Either cf the Tracts. or the whole, may
trca'c'l for privately ton accommodating ter,
before the day Of sale.
j. y. COCHRAN. Exor
Oct. 90, 1856. 25.tf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-12-19
SOUTH CAROLINA,
hppEvlLLE DIs'rnIcr.--IN EQUITY.

AppEvlLLE DIsrRlcr.--IN EQUITY.
Richard 5. Hill,
EA;n;; I'm; :, 70 q % aS:,9 Dav'' Bill for r,'''s" As.
1OURSUANT to order, will sell at Public
Il Outcry. at Abbcville. Court House OF,
Snlc!day in January next, (5th) the Tract OF
Land described in the Bill, containing
539 Acres, more or less,
lying OH Ross Creek, waters of rannnl' Riv,
,r. hear Bowman's Ferry and bounded Iv
lands of James G. Harper, james T.. Allen and
Others. being the tract ia IN which .ohn T. Hill,
decd. hal an interest rs Tena"t III common
with Thomas q. HILL sE5
TERMS-A credit of:one and two years,
with interest from datd sale. Purchaser 10
give Bond with at lcas.t9o good sureti,s. pu,
the Cost in Cpsh, and pagfor pcpers
WM. tH.IaRKEl, c. L. y. d.
Commissioners Ofiieslh
Dee g. 1856. &SjszS 80 ids
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-12-19
,ADMlNlSIHID SALE.

AZ ADMlNl T0RlS SALE. - 4: 4
Sf(Y permissionof flliam Hill ordinury Of
Abbeville Distrt twill. proceed to sell
at;the late dence oAargaret Watson deS'3;
= On the 18th 1cember next, ss =
aU the PERSONAL PFroprt of'the said Marga;!'
ret Watson deed, con1ing of -, y ,ss,ss+ y
aS LikelANesrocs. ~
10 Head of Horses and 6les, a large lot IF
Cattle, lary" lot of n and Stock logs. n
lot of Corn, Fodder andS,ts, -
1, A large lot of dton in Bale, :;
lot Of Plantation Too!s,bd otberthiups too
tedious TO mention.
TErM--A credit OF twd months with in
tcrcsl from date. The Iul,asrr to Eiv. Not.
and two approved suretiel
GEORGE McD. ETSON, Nlm'r. I.
November !, 1886. l7-Gt
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-12-19
rA GD-n-HWcME

'fHlE subscriber having settled himself III
LODGES l'"p"t, prepared with Took
a:'d Materials sufficient to do any kind of work
IN his Line Of business. Such as Rcpnirimc
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Work will be done in the best of style. nnt
warranted to do we!l-Terms very nodcrat.
ur Cash.
Any person wishing such, done will please
give Inc Il call anl satisfy themselves.
JOHN l.. CLARK.
Nov Il, 1856. 29-3u
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-12-19
. M;a.nnl;,,.Mil.e Mann,.Me {. .M.e :.a,,-., {,

:. A AtFlNAL:Settlenienttf If the Estate Of iJamc.
I'll Lindsay, Deceased, viii be made II, tile
Ordinary Office, MT sAibeville Court lio,i<c,. in
Abbcrile District; S. c., on thegSecond Thurs
aayG The sih}in Janunry:@Is57g rs ~ s. a.
All persons having demands against said Es.
tate, mI,st l'rssent then, on.or before TINT day,
TO the undersigned, = <, ts5a :
~ ~ d; ~. BONNER Admir-.
Jone West, s. c, 49,. sgs Fsl
o. Noy. II, i 1S58. 4 Z, as;;a.s) )s:s295s, It'd
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-12-19
TIN WARE AND STUVE EMPORIUM !
Stoves Stoves !! Stoves!l!


-.e. II. W. LAWSON
F(ECS leave to inform his friends, that hav.
~ purchased thcNlarge store, next to his
Tin Aianufactory, he intends to enlarge his
business, and is now rectiyihs his new stock
consisting of the finest =,
COOKING sTl.VEs
ever brought to this market ; INCLUDING n SUI
perior style of Cooking Stoves. known as III.
New World, and WARRANTED to yiv3 sa,isiuc'
ton !; also,
SHOP AND rARLOR STOVES.
Flat Iron Heaters; Farmers Boilers, very
valuable i'll cooking food for cattle; Furnaces !;
Cutters and Suffers, mid many 9th
articles usually kept in Tin Aknufac,ory.
Give me cal and sutisfy yourselves as Ia
E'y stock and prices.
Nov q, 1856 21-tf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-12-19
For the Hair.

TAYL0E:S Instantaneous Hair Dye can he
4 : applied TO the hair, without staining the
skin.
Wnod's Hair Restorative prevents the hair
from f:.llin. out, and restores gray hair to its
original color. The nrtcle is no hnmhng.t =
Aln Mrs. :. y. Aliens Hair Resto,cr, Tri-
cnpi,eru. Lyons. knthairion, Plalors Hair in
yigorator and Perf,,ncry of ill kinds. for, salo
by BRANCH & ALLEN. i
Nov. 4, 1856. ~ :. - - -27-tf < (.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-12-19
Look to Yonrs Interest !

YI1IIE Copartnership Of SEileman & Gibson
i having been Dissolved by Mutual Con
sent, it is necessary tlatthe'b,,sncss he closed
by thelst of January 1851, We, therefore,
MOST respectfully Relusstall l''''ehI"d to us.
either BY Note or Account, t" come forward
and make sct.lemcpts Don't st still, as the
barber snid to hissFrithing customer, if the
handle don't break DE beard i>hount to come
y&W1DEMAN Il Gl BSON.
Tr;cl,un, Dec issi85G.s 32-3t"