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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-02-22
j SheriN,s Sales.

.1DY virtue Of sundrv Wr;ts nf F;e.. Eoo;o,
ID. ia me directed, I viii sell at ntbevilIe
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re,r Sale.

srI>uE undersigned being desirous to sell the
Il property known as the PLANTERS HO-
TEL iathe Town of GreenvilIe, any person lie
ssirous Of purchasing, will find this u rare chauce
If they give ME an early call
II It is otbccauseI cannot make money in The
establishments that am about To dis,,ose ) af it.
but lam dctcr,nincd5to retire from the L,,si.
ncsa THOMAS STEEN.
Is. sFehss, 1856. 10 5 a.
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AUGUSTA BRIDGE

NJ MN "H Ho
THE undersigned hereby S
EaszES gives notice to his former s1SssA
Customers nnd Friends, that lie is engaged in
the Ware House and Commission business. in
this place, for
Messrs. Simpson, & Gardiner,
where and with whom, he pledges himself that
nll business entrusted to them will meet with
strict and personal attention. ~
A. NJ BENSON.
Augusta. Nov. 27, 1856. sO.3m
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GREAT BARGAINs FOR CASH q
; 1le(u. SStor.e

"a / A B,BE y lLL T. C.u H.
SLAGER & LIVINGSTON respectfully in
~ forrnithe citizens Of Abbeville village nd
District that they have opened, at the old stand
WILSON g. WILLIAMS,
one Of. the largest, beat selected. finest and
cheapest STOCKS of FAN C. Y and STAPLE =
: "D HR
ever exhibited in the up-country. -
EAs q, part of our extensive assortment we
will mention: -,gZ:
Ladies' Dress Goods.--
DeLaires. Cashmeres, Alneline Cloths;
Z. - Alpaeas,. Pl6fa. .Stuffs, Ginebnms ;syss /
English and French Merinoess{ On shades)
Calicoes (of every style and pricn}
~ Mantilias and ,Cloaks. "a seplendid assor.,
fnent OF latest styles and Mt all prices(
II Hosiery Gloves, Shoes, DC; &c. q
For Gents nnd Boys--.
Clotha. Cassimeres, Tweeds, syestines;
Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps, Gc &C.; 80, :
Also, one of the largest aud best ma1itifac-
tured assortnents of
: FReady-made Clothing
that hns ever been brought to this market to
which particular. attention is.iuvited.
For Family Use--.
Allkinds Of Blankets Flannels.s Damasks:
Shectings. Slirtings, Tickings. Towellinge;
IS Diapers, Doylies, Gurtain Materials, &c.
'.sPlanlationG GOods---
Plains GeorgiG and KentuckyG
>. Osnaburgs, Stripes, Kerseys, &c. dc;
/: We:havealso an extensive stock Of
.JENELRY,&
consisting of every articlc embraced under tl.at
head, to which we Invite the notice of Gus
TONERS. - q. "a.
In short, our stock is varied and complete,
and we respeetfully solicit mn examination of it.
We show for nothing. and sell for as ncar no.
do. -, - ....:l
B-CALL. & SEE what, ,bnrgaaius We will sell
= FOR 4CAtSH .&aa,.
.Sa @Oet:22e 1886 eis:<s1: 70 ~ sm,
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Take Particular Notice Of this Fact !!

1aK8 faft1cuIar N0t1ce OF thlB Fact
That as time rolls on. Lf.rnuat have money. /
am not exactly made Of: money, jnotwithsiand:
ing it woni.tagpcnr that some people think so.
certainly getthe aid of t6s. Sheriff. who is q
powerful hetRsr il time afnsed. Take noticsl
a. ~ y. - y ~ II. 3. KERR. .,
+ Dec. l2, 1855. .isx.. 32-4t Z
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FRESH a.
SUPPLIES OF nGR0CERIESl!
20 An Uppp,s em6pp-

=
AT KERR'S STORE.
D ECEIVING and on hand at as low prices
LII as can be afforded, aid without doubt
ms low as any other market, the following
Goods. viz:
lihds. n. o. sUGAR r, very fair;
Bbls. y. O.a1fOLASSE new crop;
Bbls Stewards SYRUP for Buckwhcnt
Cakes
Bags Buckwheat Family Flour;
Powdered, Crushed aud Clarified SU.
CARS, -. ~;
Raisins. Almonds, Currants and Citron;
PICKLES of every kind;
Good variety of Jellies and Preserves.
y, EiresWorIzs
40 Boxes FIRE CRACKERS ut astou;.hino1y
low prices .
$4,000 Lbs. English aud Swceds IRON,
German, Blister and Cast STEEL,
A good lot Of CU7LERT
Negro BROGANS, dow DOWN. 4
OSNA BURGlS and KFRSEYS, low, 2,
100 BL-4 NKE7'S at almost cost,
4 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ut
Baltimore cost =.
a large 4lot of CHAIRS, some of. which
are very line, and ut less cost than. Charleston
prices. -: 2
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To the Public.

~ - +y5E ~ -,.s..
sAs ssAs sthrouglith anonth Of fJanuarySthe Board of
s1Snstees ofthe Cokesbury Masonic Female Cole
giate Institute, will extend the Present scholns-
tie year to tile last dny Of October, without nds
i ditipnel charge to patrons
tSSS - - = j. * VANCE, r. B.T
Feb. 1,slsgas - 40 u; ,.s, $. st !:
6 IS Editorsswh have inserted our, former adver-
st!sementf will please give e5theFaboveone user
stion.s s. -, =, !!
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!. fNlgIsICsE!.

iTSHsfzby Is al s6oss dsbtsd IS tils
s.1 1es Estate 1sarnb dsseasa Bs,
Note or s1pf6 HAT fafts niSds
sBsfafs lsei6vTS SDlag ahase tlsS s9apds
eeaisst b 1sshsas ss s 9,.is IIyP2
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g q @ 81 3. 3.
io61 &


6 sssilf irsts saisool
IS B0tf Ia Ne sbstk tsi9; iies FSb ~ ia
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Notice to Tax-Payers.

WILL attend nt-t1iss und drrnamcd times and
L places for the,Purpose Of collecting Taxes
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Sale.dny in AFDA t6std making re-
turns All pcrsonS fhiiH1g tosmake rcturns on
the above day, liable sodo,tlseJtax, AlLtaxes
TO be paid By The first Monday May, orexe-
Property to be retggHed ins sthe name of the
proper owner Guardiapsa Executors. and Ad.
Iiiinistrators will rcturns property under their
control. 9s'Ss :,
|. Persons having trnnsferred property between
the lst October, 1854. aud. lstEO October, 1855.
will makeit known TO
All persons sill come pEepssed to give the
number Of Births, MarEiag and Deaths in
their ,fnmiieS ~ ,54tay.-r s':sii
Free persons Of color Emusts pay their taxes
in March. - r: JAMES MOORE, Il. g. !,
January 8, 1855 - s.asssSEs rsm
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J n 10 81.

rfhIA % = HIS viii Tn i6En the Sitt IsxtS3n
LII Gems of Olka3 Tnd IL
s.sllx Il! IS sisi,A si,lis
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10

34g- Lat7 block and II Aud ~ bia4k Fsltlre
addition, Hsarthe fsaEle 6olisse
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q. C. Brown, Of Kansas.

Ia our columns this morning we publish @
letter from O. c. BRowE, Of Ossswatomie,
Kansas, addressed 10 President Pierce.
narrsting The wrongs and prosecutions in
cited upon the citizens of that town BY the
Border RuAisns Of Missouri and asking pro.
lection for the free State citizens ofKansas.
We ask particular attention TO this nara
tive, ss no citizen Of that ill-slarred Terri
tory has been worse prosecuted by The Boz
der Rufhans, or more wrongly accused BY
the pro-Sloyery press than o. c. Brown.
A more inofiensiye and a, the same time .
Drawer man, judging FROM the represents
tons Of those who know him, than Dr..
Brown does not live. Pardee Butler. who 10
personally acquainted with him, Informed
us, that 80 strict is he in the performance
Of bis religious duties es 10 be esteemed .
fanstic. II WAS fer this reason, perhaps,
and under the impression that be would not
6ght, that be frst became an object Of per.
secu,ion to tie Border Rufisns. Like Gen.
Washington, believing himself in the righ,
he Away. asked aid Of the Almighty before
be lifted on arm even 10 selfdefence.
That he was not always right msy have
been true, but no one can doubt the sinceri-
ty d his convictions. Goaded to despera-
tion be may have acted from motives tho,
in cooler moments he would have repudia
ted That be lie good man we have no
doubt; thai he has been deeply injured
and badly prosecuted none can deny. Blu,
read his letter.
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Fearful Case Q, senaa bulisn

A Pi,aburg paper furnishes the par'icu'
lars of case OF Scmnambulism, that re.
Gently occurred at Oakland, at private
residence. The account says;
Hearing footsteps upon the stsirs about
midaight, and suspecting burglars might be
about the premises, the gentleman rose
from his bed and took down double barrsl-
ed gun. with which in hand he proceeded to
the door opening into the hall. Reaching
the door, he applied his ear 10 The Key hole
and heard what he thought rnstling OF gar
ments upon the stairs. Hastily drawing
clair to the door he stepped upon It and In.
serted the gun through the transom. just
then the thought occurred TO him that u
might BE- his daughter, who some time pre-
yiousy was addicted TO walking in her
sleep. Passing out into the hall, with the
gun stll in hand, 10 used in case clream'
stances warranted il, he found the apart
ment eaurely vacant, and lighting lamp,
he then ascended the stairs. Imagine MS
surprise and terror on looking out OF the
chamber windows 10 see among the branch
Is Of tall tree which grew there, his
daughter, dressed in her night hsbiliments
aud seemingly utterly unconscious OF her
perilous position. Without uttering word
or making sound calculated TO trighten
her, he stepped out of the window himself,
md winding one arm tightly about the
waist of the sleeping girl, he with great ex-
ertion managed to regain the hall with his
precious burthen. The surprise Of the
young lady when she awoke and was in.
tor med of her perilous adventure can b.
better imagined than described"
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ExcHARdR BROKERS And RIAL FaTsq,
AGENTS :"
CITY PROPERTY

80. Lot tloSk los on hfsay s,ree,f $50
aia -sarl Of lot paddock o. ses1oo tsston sssaa,
nssT bfRdg street. It'll piTaaas dwelling house
n3- West haiti a. ial b!gea Q. al i isaa.,as,4
ling house, on hsnF0ad cast 81 fasN lsiaad stl5G5.
$50 per nat.
lot block 9, honse Of IS fo-u.s soai stilsF. II.
tern, wood shed, 81; price tsV1
s.I--A house with u acre Of ground IN the norm.
era pat Of tho cipi Si0oo
Sss--lot block j., south east corner Of s,b. 49,,
Western avenue, one Of The bsGhs5uats 81 l,t, rsTs
private restdeHeetb tbs CITY
3!p-Lat : block , and II aud ~ l4s4k Fal.,rs
addition, rsArthe fsaiHe College.
No. gsg--L let NJ Gin Gl3ek So an SAB .tr-af , t,
,a.t q rerl5 uyOG VII "a efelied taya stl,rt ,
house story frame house, RAJ pentaf shas 'as
stable tfinss So rent q t5i2 psr anDan a as ssi
low
NJ Ssp- stry bfies touss i 5i I8t .sE..a.r
a0Ith side u ishh street tstTs~n Perry AMI taE f.
land hrs view Of The river nom ,h!- ptses
s!o-lat.s AID Si,eE e, usat tls t,stlggsi deg
si.-- Dt~ frame house viii s5ga ts4s talI3ts..
IL. Sofusf Of Sixth .tress lot 8gTlg5 fsat
sts--Ai.o Laelot adjoining tns ssutl fante. 10
hain snSsi, soxs0 iss'
2loA byu.e .aa lst On siItb su..i es.. Il. ,ts.a
street. log ..xleo,
e+1--A - % aaa stssss, t.ls. tas asrtA ssstssl
asr Of Gol4'alith's adtsiou ss3tssa
sss-A house ana let eetgossl sgeay sd slA.a ,t
9Th tas VS." 81 tAs river
2Sl-fart # lie, 4 llsss s. lsra, & P..ssp. ss4s.
prise slt0
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A lO0D INVESTMENT.

ruevine our Nll compIetod aud II opeFAIIaU az.
II our object apcompl ishod in having QUE o. wv y"
Mills In The CITY OF Davenport, aud our putpo'YY
lap tc dispose Oh Mills and Rghtsin thteta'e ~ 80
buildings and Lease, Tor ssle on eeeommou,a,.s
terms to reiahle party, Thts Mil 10 thaaus'..di
ring large qaAplity 81 Flour per DAY aNeil ".
ding expense Theeieaning apparatus Is ehsuiIaas
Il Ia the West, no better Investments how open "
make monsY 70 further paitieuarsapph 10
leI "a lA B'WsANERlR., g. 60.
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Northern Illinois.

1t is with patriotic pride that VI point to
the vote Of Northern Illinois Nowhere Ia
the Union IL there more intelligence than
among the population of this section of our
State. And nowhere, as the vote unmista.
kabiy indicates, is the love Of freedom-of
civil and religious liberty--a yeneration Oh
the Constitution and the Union, more deep.
ly implanted than here. The great heart Of
cur people beats healthfolly. I, responds
nobly TO the patriotic endesyors which have
been put forth TO redeem the land Chica
m Dem
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sea. AFzlia alus. r,f-s Y.r-.t..n.sI. fl. 4s..
i~Ps- X =. EEst ~ asfos rr7Fs ,,s,, g.. :"
80. lws striE,s rsti ~ ~ .' 's's So 1"H.
school e"use ca Tim igHa grIss Fsu.
,,..
8 good frame lausy. Z 60. IN III 5a4
-'' "'''r a. f'.N" 81.
~. ,p.
~ ''. '+' i" zee 'Hfr' %. 2 ~. g. H fs-t %
10 f1'" "i NeN asf-= VIA F4lr.aa .a5f.f /. d,,l.
80 L"''i. tI.&' s!- as ta sal ,..s 4 asssr pssss
'fn-th bea.'..a.i .rasfa o. O.. | Sd. = . -... a.,
I.'-A terls VI sDe.r.s 8 ,..... .......-....
~ APT ~ ii, = us.. lg.a.. H. ' '' =. ts'3
..sg. -..'.. '-' '.,' VIZ p~-
bs. .t.s i,' q d. .fg' "ssg ial.4a. aU atrf-r
a'1I' "' t''r '"' 's.-s
f-s-A Hl4- u .tga.t,... a.,....
sss ps, s4re. q so,I ,tagk assn '''.-' '''-.
,. .tft , 80 ' $50 As'e'r pace ~ &c alassu this
f.
.ta Easf p.s,.I, ~ ~, w.s'." 30 aaaal saies
a1',e' sate 30 Pc 49, ,z.a, h4fa1s. "a, trf. ~
A''A' tayta5Ht7.
Do. a sf,o ..f &c..
Gee ,, ~ =. I'.,'s' s.'l saa rlnall jwsiitng
~ Il cheap farm ii Isg ,-. q. .I.f....i .t .
tola VIII steam - ~ - i.Hd apl lido BOT
slsoo, '1''s" - p'i.'
d, acre, tasbsI n al 49, if .too Of 21s aeaas,
NstsF runnih. through IT, 90 uEaL.rt al tsa 11 800
house OF sik rooms pres 10 """ wees
"a,
Ass-AbptLeT lsFga aa1IAla. pTgt,s.ta7 .- rt Nit
'.tsl tpLtsA'ns - heTSs, GpOn Ebig. ia erected
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NEW CHURcH.--The Friends, or Qua
kefs," have just completed the constfucticn
Of plsin but neat looking meeting house'
on Walnut street, between Sixth and Sey.
enth. This makes the thirteenth church ed.
fee n the city, including the Fire, presb,- :
terisn, which is not ye, Completed - Masca.
tine Jour,
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.dom rallied 70 The pole

The aggregate majority for the Democrat.
c ticket in Wayne County, embracing De-
trot and the home Of General Cas-, IS only
423-she only county in which Buchanan
majority is SO far reported. II the General
has any tears left, there is an opportunity
for him 10 shed them now - Chicago Pres
"a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10

Add. II. Sanders, Esq, has become inter.
ested in the Davenport Gazstts as publisher
and editor.
This gentleman, some years since, was
temporarily resident among Us, and while
here assisted his brother ia the management
Of the Gazette. II requires peculiar ia /,
ent or tact 10 make good editor, and hat
Addison II $ nders possesses in an emf.
nent degree.
Under these new and favorable cireum.
stances the Gazette will continue in its
present career Of unusual prosperity and
success .-fopa Temperance Oroaa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10
COMPLIMENT TO NoRTHERx DoUeHFAcEs

The late John Randolph, Of Virginia, in
one Of his speeches on the Missouri Com.
promise in 1880, said
I'VE do not govern them (the people Of
Tho Free Ststes) by our black slaves but
by their own rohits slaves We know what
We are doing. We have conquered you
once, and we can and we will drive Won 10
the wall, and when we have you there once
we mean TO keep you there, and nail you
down like base money"
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ROCKHILL & SELLERS,


Fsrfomsry, Fancy aud Toilet Articles
n. T.. Corner Harrison amt Second Sts., DEson.
poft, Iowa.
III - "a I'D TG6 Store
Htrt eauid rr.pegIiuly Inform tic citizens u
w Davenport sAd rs vicinity that va have Just
opened al the n. y. corner Harrison and See nd
sls., The most complete stock OF DRUGS ever DO
fore offered in the North West and trust that b,
street SgteElloA TO bustusss aud desire 10 please,
to merit s sEaEr"f publc patronage.
our stock consist. ia part of Drugs, IheIn-
Gals, Paint., Dys SIasTs, perkaanery
and Fancy rftEics. Al tic popular Pal
tut Med en- e. VI the la! constantly on hand. PHy-
sisiAHs Prescriptions snh Family Medicines eHreiai-
Is coU pounded. having connections ia the EAst,
Ne are 1Errirl.t I Offering our stock at prices a.
io~ any Enu-e Is the c.ts Faysitiqns ard cvuu.
Try merchants arc particularly iBylisd to ryslDtus
Cur $ eek
Dr., y n. MAESELis a regular graduate Of the
PhiiadelPhts'i siegSa Of heeictle and Surgery and
formerly resident physlcan to the Philadelphia Hos
plsal, can bs found, when not professionally eusag-
I'D a. our store. kssiduurt, Harrison s., between
~ aud 81. RG s.
OcI2l .dtf. w3n
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The Number ~ yossys

The whole male white population of the
United States, for instance, over al years Of
age, and. to be presumed, entitled 10 vote
IL about $500 900, and yet the votes cas-,
III o Presidential Election seldom exceed
100000 leaving 1000 900 Of Inhabitants
who do not use their franchise. III the
State OF New York in 1852, the voting pop.
0lstion exceeded 100000. In Maseschu.
sets the white males over iwenty-one are
nearly 100000, and yet the vote in 1852
was only Iaa 600, showing that nearly two
thirds OF the adult population, from some
cause or other, had staid away from the
polls. And the proportion ia nearly great
IN several other States.-- Chicago Tri5
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10

A pEKFUMED BREATH.-what lady or gentleman
would remain under tue of disasresabe breath
when by uslng the ''BALA OF TAousAsD FLowEks a.
deH,rhce would not only render II but leave the
trsih white Us aabe-tari Many psrsous do not know
their breath Is bad aud the subject delicate their
ilend- VIII never mention it, Pour single drop of
Lain oD your tooh brush and wash the teeth night
iHt mlfGlas. A nifty cent bottle will last a year
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be &c
}Hrsd BY using the BALM OF THOUSAND FLoyEsss,-
Will remove TAM pimpies and freckles from tn. skin
ieayiHS II oi sott and rosests hue, Wet towel tour
On two or three drops aud wash the face night aad
~ IFBiHE.
aHA5IEG MABF EASY.-Wst your shaving brr.t,
W either warm or cold water pour % two or three drop.
o. B AN % fH0gsASD FLowEss, rub the beard we'll
&ldt VIII make Seutifal soft lathsr. much iacilita
ing tte operation u shaving Price only fifty cents
Beware Of c5uutsltsts None genuine unless signed by
~ ? FETRlDGE & CO,
sep -tdbm franklin Square, New York
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SELECT SCHOOL.


TrHEs lie Of Lots sdvs rti.ed TO take place th, Jay
postponed tn Thursday next 9Th day O. November
Ia yonseQu snee Of bad weather All who desire bar
gains please bear this In mind After the sale Will
close 10 West Davenport will oder two we'll situated
Lots on % street public sale Bear this 10 mind also
Soys r. c. EADS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10
The Rssui, sftas Election Ii Michigan

The Republicans have swept the State
clean of Rufian Democracy. The Free
Press admits that all their Congressional
candidates are elected, aud that they will
have large majority in both branches Of
the Legislature. The Republican major
ties on the electoral ticket in the following
counties show with what spirit the friends
,f fraadarn ya lied ta the noiIs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10

R4yKR R.sIks.--Thc ST. Louis papers Of
the 9Th inst.. say ths, the Mississippi river
is rising q, ths, point and tina, the Illinois
is again IN good beatsbie condition.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10

FiHE stockholders u the Iowa Eirs add Mar,us IEsu
Co. hereby notified that ten pei cent Of the
capital stock requested be PAID iheir oe On
. before the 18th inst. 4. II. MITCHELL
kpwIN SAITH, Secretary President
Davenport Nov dit
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10
Scott Oounsv-.omoial.

Abstract Of votes cast in the several
Townships of Scott County, Iowa. Novem.
Der eth, 1856 for Elecsors of President and
Vice President OF the United States and for
Delegate to the Constitutional Convention:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10
Notice
Notice.

THE Slips in the Congregational Church will T let
Nond sy evening, Nov. 10Th, at e1S O'Clock p. 81 =
All Wishing Slips will please attend. NSTsiJ
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10

FrHEkE sil be one "a ore aud the last itgtrbutiOn
0f lois BY the Union Sslu meHt Co. Jo take place
81 Mes YORK la 'e-y days for lois ruut3c CTS, n.
T. Price $25. ANY lenaH wishing 10 purchase
81 d1 50 ~ sallibE o. SAM. GAILFN,
talIGiU ear. D and Is
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n. n. MORRIS. Auctioneer

IARGk INNVIt Z OF
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Travelling
Bags, &c,,
DY order of assignee, Oh Saturday neNt, Nov. slh,
DsL 10 O'Clock A. M. and continue gh tn day
and evening, a large assortment q good Clothing
OF every description; also Fur aad son Hats, Caps
L MT ress, &c. Sale positive 10 ossrAdvances and
charges. Terms cash. Also VIII bs added az %
voice OF WATCHES and general assortment
Of Fancy Goods. II, ". MORRIS
NV SAi
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$500
Family Sewing Machine

THIS machine Is very simple la It's stTa.tars.
L weighing about pounds, is impossible iO Relo Out
OF order, well ada pied TO nearly ell kinds offamily
sewing. Ills unlike and far super nor to ever other
machine now il use. child lon years Of age can
successfully perform MCrsiEbor 10 single day with
this machine than the best can % ten day.
~ hand IL mosr thefefofe md lie ay Into nearly
every family in the United States tAus enabling ey
Try one who undertaE the great work Diminishing
tai. Machine exclusively 10 ihe people within The
sAie or County which be may purchase the right 10
sell the same; To calculate sseAJGteig
the number Of Machines which he cans IT. ahdthefs.
fore the profits he will realize theTsirom The r,
suit OF which will prove IL far superior 10 tho best
business In the country. An investigation Of III.
same 10 ros peetfaily solicited.
ia E1traet from the Chisag0 "Dsms ratio Prsss.s
We hsy" examine The aGOye machine eArgfaIl,
rHA say without hesitation, that We do nOt remsm-
bef during the whole OF our editorial career Of LaV
10 our attention called 10 Ln Invention that lie
~0rthy OF public patronage lLAn this OF one TIA 4.
faer hted IoconfeT greater benefit On The people
at large
n. Is. State and County tghIs lortlis INVENTION
may be secured b. early application 10 the subscri-
Ter He will remain here but lev days da nbg
" Ech time lie viii exhibit the machine 10 any on
Who msy IayoE hui with saii al isfoums in iheIe
1 !giIe House, Davenport. 80. POWERS
Sugf- d3l wis axeLt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10
VIEW STORE AND AEW GOODS /

tNyk have located ourselves IL this place with the In
w taItion Of carrying On d HAslssaLs slapls and
Fancy Dry Goods business. but owing 70 the stsness a,
tbs season we have concluded u ksfaf our prsesbt
stock al WAsissaIs prices.
Having been connected In Baltimore f,r several
with two OF the largest Importing houses In mn.
country Batter ourselves that We eau sell onr goods
remarkably low. w shall open In few DAYS Ia I'M.
1Ike and elegant store now being finished vr Ne uu
Aain 81 near the Ferry, d msgIiheent stock o.
Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
ALSO large assortment Of FANCY ARTICLES
~ our goods were bought but d few DAYS ago u. og
curse have the very latest stylssin
Ladies Dress Goods and MantiIlas.
We respectfully ask the ntiGu u all 10 our .t,
sHd II The latest styles and low prices together with
aesft TO pie'se every one, bo sufficient hducenen we
reel confident OF receiving shafs Of your patronage
HO'l du bAsHIkLE u SMALL