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A TEACHER WANTED.

n fEAthEh
TUyHE subscriber is desrons of obtaining Southern
gentleman to conduct the educational department OF
female Seminary at Vieboro (his rcsdence) In Caro-.
line county, Va gentleman competent to cach the
binary English branches. Mathematics, Latin and
French WILDE required. married gentleman preera.
Bile. but not Indispensable.
For particulars address the subscriber Guinc Depot
Caroline Wa. NJ. BOUL"ARE.
nn, NV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY

CLASS NJ,
To be drawn in the City OF Mobile. Alabama, In public,
on SATURDAY, JANUARY TO- 1867, the
Plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS!
JOHN HURTEL AND w. w. MCGUIRE, ESQS,
COMMISSIONERS
10000 TICKETS-3,307 PRIZES
More than One Prize To Ten Tickets.
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REMEMBER THE FACT

J. T. MORTON, JAS II. ARnIsTEAD
{ Late Of FarmriRe) U.ats If Cumberland romniy.)
JOS BLANToN, Of CnHbf1idnd founty.
MORTON, ARlIISTEAD & co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OPPOSITE SH0CkOE
WAREHOUSE, RICHMOND VA
VXTILL give special attention TO the sale of all kinds
w Of produce and 10 any other business entrusted to
them
Liberal advances made on produce, either in cash or
euapo Dec l9--ly
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATRE
MEssRs. kUNKEL Co. Lessees
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30th, viii! be
III presented the Crest Comedy Of
PAUL PRY.
Pal!
To conclude with
THE KINGS GARDENER.
G5lichard Mr. Jefferson
.:g"WiDSESDAY BENEFIT OF MISS DEVLlN.
ADMlS ;lON.-Dress Circle aud Parquctte, W cents,
(no charge reserved sea;s I'd Tier Boxes, -
cents. Galleries so and p cts.
Box Office open from 20 o'clock
JS Doors open Overture commence at quarter be
forcs o'clock irec;selv Dec 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30

EXECUTORS SALE OF EAI.CAHLE REAL - g.
TATE IN CAROLINE COUNTY.
Ly virtue Of the last will and Testament OF VIM "
II Dickinson deceased will be- cold TO the higir,t bad
der at public auction. Milford Depot, Caroline count
on TUESDAY, the 18th day o! January, 1854, nj IL
o'clock A. NJ if fair, il not the iar day, st v,iur
BILE tract of land known rs Eppersons belonging the
estate OF the tesator, lying Ma,hpon River Mi
ford Depot containing onethousnpd aud thirty
TERMS One and two years credit, with interest from
day Of -ne; bonds with approx ed security and title
ed until the lsst payment |. made.
JOSEPH NJ C. DlCEiHSCH,
BENZ. F. DiCKIHSOE,
R0BT l.. DICKINSON,
SAMI. I. DICKINSON,
Caroline Dec 30, ls56--rtds Ex.curo.a
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE real.
ESTATE ON FRANKLIN AND FOURTH SITS, IN THE


10y virtue Of the lnst will and testament, Of w. VI
- Dickinson. deceased, lnte OF Caroline county.
shall SELL at public aucon the premises, on Moldsy
the 10Th January. 1887 four O'clock r. NJ the following
very valuable real estate, viz All that valuable o' with
lar.c frame building thereon. at the Franklin
and lth streets, fronting on tho south side OF frasn
street. - feet, running back itb about leo c,
TERMs-One fourth cash: balance AT t. and IL months.
for negotiable notes interest added and title mi
last note Is paid.
J. ". G. DTCKiNSOM,
Il. +. DICKINSON,
X. l. DICKINSON,
5. I. DICKINSON,
Executors
Sale conducted by GoppIs & APrrnso. Aucis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30

HOD.LIyER OLA fresh supply of superior COD
u Liver Oil just received. Also, large quantity oil
Burning Fluid lust received and for sale by
DUVAL s NORTON, Druggists and Chemists.
Dsc % Corner 10th and Main Sta, Richmond, va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30

EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE.
TuNlIAT portion OF the BALLARD HOUSE hitherto in
u the hands of J. Woodson Smith, ESQ., is now being
conducted under the management of Mr.. A. b Palmore
aud Monsieur g. Ztelle and under own direction and
control The public patronage 10 respectfully solicited
JOHN P. BALLARD,
Proprietor of Exchange Hotel and Ballard House
lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30

JOHN X. COOK,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
VVyOULD respectfully inform his friends and the pub.
w lie generally, that he will continue in the same
line of business the ensuing year, viz: SELLING AND
HIRING OUT NEGROES, renting ont houses, collecting
cI,ima &c &c at the old stand, Lise's Build.
ing Pearl Street, Richmond, Va
An business entrusted to his care viii be attended to
with promptness and dispatch Thankful for past favors
he solcits continuance Of the came.
SBeing agent for number of the Springs, persons
having servants that they may wish to there next
son By placing them in my hands and bring them ou,
with that understanding, will be able to get them good
situations.
Also, Agent for renting out Metropolitan Hall.
RKFERENcEs-Robt A. Mayo Kent Paine Co, H.
W. Flournoy, Harvey & Armstead, Col c. Crozet VIM
C. Scott, William b. Newton Hanover; VIM w Mchaux
Powhatan. Dec ls-dScf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30

NEGROES FOR SALEAT PUBLIC AUCTION.
E&' III. be sold at public auction, TUESDAY, HI.
w Both December, 1856 at Rumpasss Turnout. on me
Virginia Central Rail Road in Louisa county, i've lSoy
negroes, belonging the OF Elizabeth Tate dccd
There is one very likely young man, likely boy and
girl, one woman and small boy.
Terms cash. s. G. WALDROP,
Doc l6-ctds' For the l.rgrtscs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30

LIFE INSURANCE
I'D w. KNOWLES, Agent for the MUTUAL LIFE
EOs INSURANCE COMPANY" nske all persons dc
srou. cicctng insurance their lives The following
facts:
This Company Is perfectly mutual.
II makes and phys annual divends while the insured
living, of over one third The premium paid.
Half the premium is loaned The insured per
interest, il lie WISHES
Office at Sta,iuncrs Hall, No 81, Pearl street.
Dec o9--2&
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EGROES.-This day. ut 10 O'Clock viii BE- >.'l -
~ Ese!y negroes, consisting OF Mon Bow. and Gi,I,
ard omen and Children
Dec 10 DICKINSON HILL i 60
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TORS SALE OLE VALCAnLE REAL e

Sale conducted by Goppls & APrEnso., Aucis
Dec 24-ctds
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MISCELLANEOUS
GREAT WESTERN STAGE LINE FROM ABtN.;.
DON, xlRGlSli, AND RuSSEII.YliIE. TENNIS.
SCI 10 LONDON, Observation-Disclosures

SCI TO LONDON, kENTUCKY-TKl.WEEKL
Win hD ns@ Tro Is G "aw s's' '@
horses and sober driver, insurin. 2sisSxiNA S%
10 the public degree of speed. SES2EszrE4a-1rs
comfort ana security not before enjoyed upon routes
through To Cun,elund Gap ~ miles lhcnr" London
Kentucky y miles, CONNECTING with Iii" kr;ucSy stage
Company me through 10 Lcxngton. L"ui4vi.", CnCln
nnli, aud all Tie leading r,tcs Illinois, Indiana, Mis-
souri, h"nsns Iowa, and &C. aud t. Oio and Msitspl'
steamers Through ticket from Abingdon Ia Lcndui. go
Pusscscre from the South kuuXvli and East I e.i
md Virginia Raitroa,l lake Cuupauys luc ut Ru
se!iv!, cnhErct with the Virginia line above CunI
ber!hnd Tap aud through to London, Kentucky distance
100 miles Inc pubic may br assured OF every .!uri
the part OF The Company to give rlcm safe and conrt..
BILE ride ana no Suspension of services during the
winter months u. C.. DUNN s co, rroprirtors,
ol--ll .I..l LILin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30
EDWARD ID. EACHO,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR

GENERAL AGENT AND CULLECIOH,
XXTOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public generally, that he will continue in the same
lire OF business the ensuing year. viz: such Hiring out
Negroes Renting out Houses and Farms selling Real Es
tate collecting Bonds, Notes and open Accounts, and al
tending all other bushes pertaining to aeneral Agent
His long experience extensive acquaintance and prompt
in adjusting claims will make IL TO the interest oil
those who have business requiring the d OF an Agent 10
place in his hands for management.
He would avail himself of this opportunity TO return his
hanks his friends and the public generally tor the
liberal patronage heretofore him. and respect
fully solcits continuance of the Office Pearl
street. near the Exchange Hotel. Dec 6-dlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30

Rn,.kd. AND FANCY ARTICLES-Combs,
LubD usnss GsTman coognes and Lavender Water
Toilet boes per,s Perumery odor Boxes Pungents,
p JOHNSTON 4 RRO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30
By DICKINSON, hill 4 co, Ar.rs

tie ABOVE sale is postponrd I'll "Wednesday H.. i..f
zee ~ fULLlAM a DAYS Amg.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30

1870 Prizes amounting t. 500, 900
WHOLE TICKETS SlU-lIALvEs sj-QrARrERs 81 so
The first 80. Prizes decided in the usual manner.
The 900 Prizes of $40 will be determined by last gure
of the Number that draws the SOS 0 Prize For exam
pie, ifhe Number drawing the 900 Prize ends with
will be entitled to SO 1.-THE Number ends with No Q,
then all the Tickets where the Number ends in will be
entitled to $40 and go onto0
Certificates Of Packages will be cold att the following
rates, which ia the risk
Certificate OF Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, eco
10 Half - 30
4" 10 Quarter Is
Address orders for Tickets, Certificates either to
5. SWAN d CO. Atlanta. Ga,
Or s. SWAN. Montgomery Ala
Or 8. SWAN, Box 200 Mobile Ala.
PLAN OF SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
30 900 Numbers, corresponding with those on the Tick
cts are placed in wheel The Prizes are placed in an
other wheel number is drawn from the number wheel
wheel. The Prize drawn ID placed against the Number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
drawn
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money address Tor the Tickets order
ed on receipt of which they will be forwarded by first
mail.
The Lis, of Drawn Numbers and przes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately httcr the drawing.
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early
Purchasers will plcaEe write their signatures plain
and give their Post. Office County and State
ip@Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
In full without deduction.
sJ@An Prizes of 81 900 and under paid Immediately
after the drawng-other Prizes at the usual time of thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at
either office. Dec Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30
MULES FOR SALE.-TLc

MULES FOR SALE.-TAc undersigned will ofcr
INl ut public sale, on TUESDAY, the Both inst -
o'clock NJ nj the Norfolk Ra road ShaI,ics below BIaLt.
ford City Point County, Road 10 ~ young ami we'll
broke MULES Also, lot of Dump Carts IIarEr,s,
Tools &c. s.fS'Terms st sale
:. CARPENTER < co.
Dec l6-c6t' PANSItL 81 SON Aurionrcrs
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E,IvE HUNDRED ACrING rLAYs s:-J.. W y

NOTICE.
TUNHE Belviicrc will eavc this morning sse>n
j q, 10 o'clock for Baltimore. S&6
Dec3elt ICDLAM & WATSON.
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AUCTION SALES.
rULLISm & q, -. - G1s.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or SLAVES

E"itoES-lhiN day IT i'k,'cl,cl W. will sell 70
~ likely hrsroes-meD, b"y-. women md li,ls
Dec ~ PGI.LIsN & DIvIs ,ro,.
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10000 Tickers..3.3O7 Prizes.

lSoRT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY. class a.. IS 10
on Tuesday January 90 1857, the Plan oi Single NUN
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CLOTHING, CLOTHINI:
TEACHER waNTEn

a ,,,,,,,, EACWEK WANTED.
a oln''Nla GENTLEMAN, graduate of any of the
- Colleges, may hear Of good si,uaon TO take charre
y. small school few miles from Richmond on apnss
Nov29 uon,,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30

nIANOS ON TRIAL-PAYMENT WITHHELD
We propose to purchasers Of Piano Eortcs to take
our trial. in order to test what say OF
their quality before paying for them.
Twenty years experience on our part satisfied our own
minds and could get fifteen hundred persons to
unite with in the opinion that no establishment North
ments than we do. T.. p. NASH,
Nov IL Petersburg, Va
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24
Late From xsxieo.

.
The new constitution declares the tolera-
ton Of religion, and prohibits the priests
from holding any civil Offices. The Span
ish question has been postponed; the Span
lion, and the Spanish feet had lett Vera
Cruz.
By the recent decree Of President Com
onsort the Church lie required to sell its vast
amount Of real estate within three months,
and take mortgages for the purchase money
By this decree, all holders Of property be-
ionsingt 10 civil or ecclesiastical corporations
| become proprietofs Of The same, but contin-
uing to pay The rent or interes, at six per
cent. to the former proprietors. The cor
respondent Of the n. Y. Herald says the
next step will be to make the interest pay
able into the national treasury, and even
under the first arrangement, the government
will derive a considerable evenu as the
transfer will cost five per cent, or an az.
~g-egate of about fifteen millions Of dol.
lars.
II scarcely admits of a question that the
alienation Of the grossly ~disproportionate
amount of property held in mortmain BY the
| church, will be greatly beneficial to the
| best interests of Mexico. The eonserva-
tism Of the priesthood has always opposed
| any reforms that might be commenced, and
| their immense wealth has heretofore en-.
abled them to make that opposition efectu.
a. If Comonfort be successful in estsb'
fishing the measures he has initiated, We
may expect to see the commencement OF an
era of Improvements, both religious and pc.
iticsl, IN that wretchedly misgoyerned coun'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

IxprAH WHITE st. Louis Demoera
has sdvices from the Plains to the eHec'
that q some What s%anguinary conflict has Ia
ken place between the confederate Saet
and Foxes and the Camanches, resulting in
the routing Of the latter with considerable
loss. Nothing is known Of the relative
force of either party, but the success Of the
sscs and Foxes is imputed to the suPeriori-
~ Of their The conflict took place
at the crossing Of the Arkansas on The San
II Fe road, and continued during some
hours. The Sscs and Foxes killed twenty
They los, two Of their party and had seye-
raj wounded.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

AKoTHER HosEsT SOUTHERN Journal
The st, Louis IateRigsncer prefsces the
remark. Of the National I~nhlligencer on the
Brooks and Sumner case, which We publish
ed some time since, with the following en-
~2orsement:-
1.-THE National Inteiligencer expresses SEN
timents in relation to the judicial termina.
ton of the case between Mr.. Brooks Of the
House of Representatives and Senator
sumner, in which we most heartily agree.
II does not appear to us, nor do we think
il will eventually be SO regarded BY sound
public sentiment, that : mere pecuniary
fne was the punishment that should have
properly yindicsted the violated law or con.
veyed the reprobation due 10 an assault OF
so grave and peculiar q character"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

Fon1rFcATfoss.--lt 10 intended by tn.
Government that when the Notifications Of
San Francis harbor are completed, tn,
f,rtresses and arms shall be as follows
Fort Point, 154 gups; Lime Point. 80 guns;
Angel Island, 40 guns; Alcatraz Island, Sc
guns. Total, 324 guns. or these guns
the majority throw balls as heavy as 81
pounds; some Of them are l2o-poanders
and the lowest are 80 Founders. The for
,is cstions at Fort Psint and Alcatrsz Is
land, the most inn ortant positions, are n ar
advanced condition, and could be prepared
fJr a heavy fight in a short time.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24
nf. 5HNroap'S INvIaoRATOR,

VrRoM ons " four sossles Of Or auford'sinsiRo
JIG rator cures Liver JON plaiato OF long s,ama'ns'
From two 10 elk tsaspoS hiuls cures oi,,iess "
tacks, iftaken night and morning eonunualy, ~,
From ono 10 Two doses relieves an auaeN " y
headache.
From enc ,o.sAree teaspoousfals saresa sour ssom-
ach.
From one 70 two bottles cures the most obstinate
ckfon mic diArrhGa.
From enc 10 thrse doses per day cures conurmoa
dyspepsia.
From one 10 thrce desc cures diarrhoa or suns
msr complaint
From one v -four teaspoonsfuls cures cholera NOR
bus; one spoonful every halfhonr.
From one 10 two bottles cures jaandice.
From one to two bottles cures the most obstinate
fe male obs tructions.
worms. YRx
From one 10 four dose curescolic- ~
Ono bottle will remove all y~ellowness from the
skin.
From ono TO six doses cures cho lera In iantnm.
From four 10 elk doses, In - many hours, cures
cholera. ,s nv
For sale by Druggists generally, and HAS. J.
CITY. july % dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

The ST. Paul Deutsche Zsauns, the only
German paper published in Minnesota Ter
ritory, comes out for Fremont and Dayton
The editor says he has for six years labor
ed for the Democratic party, in spite OF lie
corruption, in hope that time would work Q
reforms. ion; the party, however, having
.suegrased until it has become a mere too
in the hands of the Shareholders, he has no
alternative bu, to abandon it, and enlist IN.
de, the banner Of Freedom and Fremont.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

MRs. L. NJ. CHILD not DEAp.--The Bos.
ton telegraph denies the report Of the de-
e.ase Of Lydia Maria Child to which we
have referred, and states that that lady re-
side. at Wayland, Mass, with her husband
H., Made name was Francis. The lady
who recently died at Paris was the vile o
Mr.. e. Vernon Child, late OF Boston.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

Elihu Smith, of Albany, offered to sol
40 acres Of land in one OF the River Coun
ties TO a Fillmore State officer, the reason
able consideration asked, only TO be paid u
Col. FREMONT 10 elected to the Presiden-
CIV, The Estate Officer declined! 30
..ys an Albany paper.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

DIFFERENCE OF OflsIos.-The Louisville
Courier compliments the moral courage OF
the Kentucky Republicans in forming an
electoral ticket 10 that State, and argues
FEM il that Kentucky is now certain for
Buchanan and Breckenridge. On the other
hand, the louisville Journal says the Ere
mont ticket will draw off a large Germar
vote from Buchanan, and thus secure the
State to Fillmore BY twenty-five Thousand
majority. Certainly, a very great difference
Il opinion.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

UsaERcrruL.-Tbe N. Y. Evening Posi-
publishes the letter Of Martin Van Buren,
accepting the Freesoil nomination in ietS'
He gained but little credit then with .
large portitn Of the people. His present
%uosition excites pity and contempt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

'"Wheaeyer there 10 a substantial good
to be done, whsaever there 10 . foot Of land
to be prevented from becoming Sisse Ter
ritory, I an resdy to sssers the principle Of
the exclusion Of 6lavery."-Dsxtd Webster
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

Tux CALiroanIA HERBsRr.-The San
Frunolsco Ttse C~Aiifcrwssn. in speaking OF
the murder recently committed in wash
ineton BY Herbert. the member OF Congress,
d~euounces him a. q .'noted blackleg," and
says that this 10 not the first act OF the kind
n which hs-was Z bloody participant. II
thcn Qoes on to say that a few years ago.
this ssme Herbert resided in Texas, a few
miles from the town Of Richmond, on the
Drssos river. A quarrel occurred between
two gentlemen named Collin Cooke and
Jonathan d. Waters. Waters resolved to
murder Cooke, and for that purpose started
over 10 his house, accompanied BY John
Waters aud the honorable member Of Con-
gress. They were oil armed with double
barreled shot-guns and reyolvers. After
reaching the house it was agreed that Her.
bert aud John Waters should rush in and
seixe Cooke, and prevent him from using
his arms, IS he was noted for being u brave
man, and q most desperate one. They ac-
csrdingly knocked at the door, and when i
was opened, they rushed in, seized their VIC
tim, and held him securely until Waters
could take aim. They then released him
and Waters fred. Cooke was not killed BY
the fret discharge but leaped over the bed
and was about seizing his weapons, when
he was shot down by the contents OF the
other barrel. In the agonies Of his death,
he exclaimed, "give me some water" when
| his murderer drew his revolver, and deliber-
ately shot four balls into his dead body.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

News from Galveston TO the 10th states
that The Rio Grande had oyeKAowed its
banks, the rise Of water being greater than
has been known for twenty years past.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

IsrrREsrIsG D~ocuMEATs.--A number OF
documents from Washington arrived at the
post Office yesterday, per Golden Gate, ad-
dressed to Ned MCGOWAN, Billy Anligan,
Charles Duane and Jas. p. Casey. They
were ranked by the Hon. P. 7. Herbert.
The question is, where shall they be sent
to! The fact of an assassin there cores
ponding with assassins and their associates
here, speaks volumes California Bulletin
Jnns l6h.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad
Company have declared cash dividend OF
four per cent. out Of the earnings Of their
road for the six months ending the lst inst.
The earnings Of this company for the pas
six months were S232 y0s2 10, which is an
excess Of S55 ,627.50 over the correspond
ing period last year.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24
4fw advertisements.
BOOK AUCTION.

00O~ y y
WILL be sold on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
w evenings, July 24th, 23th and 26lh, at 8 O'Clock
q large l,tof
Bocks. Stationery and Fancy Articles,
Pan ofthe st oek slightly damaged At the nrein May
last.
sale PositiUs and without reserve on account OF
vhom n may coDce IN. Inciudea will be found 81.
oles, Poets, Histories, Voyages and Travels, Biogra.
ohies, DC, Writing and Note Papers, Envelopes,
Inks, Gold Pens, &c.
8 On sstu rdsy will be included In the sale,
One Superior Gold Watch,
warranted article; also,
An Excellent Rife,
both the. property Of a person selling them for want
Of use.
Goods open for examination during the day Of
ssIs. Cali and see them ELI ADAMS,
July "a Auctionser.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24
Bank of Florence.

FLORENCE,
GEO. Il. SARGENT, Prest. J. NJ. Parker, Cashr.
III Undersigned proprietors Of the Bank Of Florence,
l Nebraska, are By the provisions Of It's charter, III
diyidually responsible ior all its issues, and viii redeem
the Notes OF said Institution, at its counter in the city OF
Florence, in coin, aud at either OF their Banking Houses
in Eastern Exchange a, one per cent or in specie at same
rates rs other currency,
COX g. SARGENT, Davenport,
COON, a DOW My Iowa city Iowa.
COOK, sAkGENT& COOK, Fl Dcsmoinest
COOK, SARGENT 4 PARKER, Florence, Nebras.
= LII 2 ~
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George w. Curtis (HowadjD has taken
the stunp foc Fremont, in Massachusetts,
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Holloway,s Pflls...The cynies of the med
teal schools are constrained 10 admit that Hoiio-
ways Pills Danish disease from the stomach, liver
and bowels, withoutreducing the strength Of the pa
tient. This is the greatest medical triumph OF ths
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box. July p dwlw