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Window Shades, Papering, &c.
Brought to the Jail

0F this District, negro man who says his name
~ is HENRY, and that he belongs to William
Riley. living in Glenn County, Ga. Said Henry
has quite nm intelligent cuuntenance, when spoken
to replies promptly and politely, and appears to be
n very smart active fellow. lie is about five feet
four or five inches high, rather dark copper COL
ored, between 40 and SO years of age, and weighs
about ! SO pounds.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take away, otherwise he
will be dealt with rs the law directs
JAS. EDISON, s.E.D.
Mar 70 tf
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N Office.

A IL those indebted to NJ. A. Ransom, Agent,
n will find the Books and Accounts with b. II.
Howard or W. Y. Quarles, ut the Store Of I'arvely
& Mays, Hamburg. All Notes and Accounts rs.
m.iins unpaid after the first June will be placed
in the hands Of an ATTORNEY for collection.
Also, those indebted to me Individually are noti-
fled to make early payment.
r. NJ. FULLER.
Mar n
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NOfice.

A IL Persons concerned will take notice thst
n hnvc appointed Dr. James A. Devore and
Robert Atkins my Agents and Attorneys to repre-.
sent me in the collection Of The debts due to the
Estate Of John Dolby, decd, and in all other duties
dcvolving upon me as administrator Of said deceased
MATILDA DOLBY, Admor.
E~h II
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Estray Notice.

rTOLLED before me by W. F. Kenrick on the 9Th
: i inst, one Stray Horse, appraised at seventy
FIVE dollars He is dark brown bay, FIVE feet high,
nine years Of age, with small white spot in the
face, right hind foot white, blcmish in the right
eye that makes it nearly blind, shod all round and
in cood order Said horse is in possession Of W.
T. Kenrick, nine miles from Hamburg, on the
Plank Road. BENZ. bAiRD, NED.
Ian 81 Atm
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Notice,
EdgefieId e. Cheatham Plank
Road Notice.

uAvING dispensed with the Toll Gate at Mrs
IL Brunson's, oil persons who have been and
are now using the Road above the present Gate can
have the privilege until the 2Uih March next to
compromise with me for pas, use. and Of making
yearly contracts for the future use Of the Road.
it will be to the interest Of all concerned TO at
tend to this notice, without compelling me to resort
to o,ler proceedings which shall do after the time
above sp cited. S. CHRISTIE, President:
Feb 90 St
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Notice..

A IL those indebted TO the Estate Of j. E. Free
II man will please come forward and pay up
and those having demands against the
Estate will present them properly attested.
j. H..JENNiNGS, Az,
j. w. FREEMAN, Ao '''
Feb 1. II
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Administrator Sale.

Administrators Sale.
DY Virtue Of an order from W. r. .D.risoc, Esq.
ID Ordinary Of Edge6eld District, I IN proceed
to sell at the late residence Of VIM. d. Tharmond,
decd, on Thursday the Goth March inst, the per
sona estate Of said deceased, consisting Of
Twelve Likely Negroes,
(Among them one second-ra'e CarPentsr0 Stock Il
en- Furniture, Corn, Fodder. Osts, PesAp Bseos
and Lard, crop Of Cotton, with sundry othr srti-
cles not mentioned.
" Terms made known on day Of ials.
p. d. THURMOND, Ad'oe.
N. B-l will also rent at the kame time and
place; for the present year, the trsct Of land on
which the deceased resided at the time Of bis death.
wilt also hire negro fellow.
Mar 5 At
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Religious Notice.

The friends of MAJ. JAMES BLACKWELL
respectfully announce him as Candidate for a seat
in the next Legislature.
B The Friends of Col. JOHN QUATTLE-
BUM respectfully announce him as u Candidate for
Seat in the House of Representatives at the en-.
suing election.
B THE Friends Of Capt. ROBERT MERl-
'WETIlER respectfully nominate him as Cand-
date for Seat in the House of Representatives at
its next Session.
u THE Friends of Capt. H. BOULWARE
respectfully announce him Candidate for Sheriff
of Edge6eld District a, Tie next election.
" We are authorized to announce LEWIS
JONES, Esq, as candidate for reelection for
Sheriff CT Edge6eId District
" The Friends of Mr.. ROBERT D. BRYAN
respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Clerk
or Edgehcld District at the next election
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Notice..

A IL Persons indebted TO the Estate Of Col R.
~ B. Bouknight, decd, are earnestly requested
to make immediate payment. All persons having
demands against the estate, will present them pro-
perly a,tested. -
JOHN HUIET, .J,-.
MARY BoUKNIGHT. Ao on
Dec 10 ~ 49
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Who's got my Steelyards.

g OMEBOEf'S little negro came to my Hotel
~ week or two since and took off my stceyard S.
saying that "hs master Tor mistress onc) wanted
to borrow them" Now repeat
Who's got my steeiyards7 And furthermore
add =" Send them home uery soon, if you please,
for want 'em." b. }. RYAN.
Planters Hotel
March 49, If TO-
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ShcriG7s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,

NlarCelluS y. NJ. 1lammnnu,
Wyatt W. Starke, and i' f"' :" 1.'''"'''''
William P. Smrke.
10y virtue of writ Of f. ia. directed to me,
ID will sell, on WEDNESDAY, the I'd Of April
next, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises the fol-
lowing property, viz:
MELVIN HILL,
The residence Of the late w. w. Starke. situated
about mile from the corporate limits Of Hamburg
So. Ca, conveniently 10 the Plank Road. on an
einnence which affords an extensive and beautiful
view Of the city Of Augusta-of portion Of the
valley Of the Savannah-and of the river, and Of
the country around, the tract comprising twenty
acres of land more or less. The House is large
and commodous the out-houses Gncluding an Of
fce) ample for all purposes. There is cistern Of
some ten thousand gallons capacity, in the we'll
shaded yard, well Of water within two hundred
yards, rich garden spnt, and IN orchard Of live or
six acres, containing Very choice fruit trees.
Also
Adjoining the above, and to be sold separately,
the Fair Tract Of Wood Lands, containing one hun
dred and three acres, more or less. This Land is
well wooded. and there are suitable spots for pur-
poses of Cultivaton-besides, eligible building sites
and never .failing springs Of excellent water.
A number of articles of Household Furniture,
comprising Dining Tables, Bedsteads, Mattresses,
Andirons, &c
TEnMs.-One-half the purchase money in a bank
able note, payable lst June, 1856; the other half
in similar note, payable lst January, 1857, with
interest from day Of sale. Costs to be paid in cash.
JAMES EDISON, S.E.D.
March g. 3te Q
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Lost.

Lost.
4 GOOD hog skin sADDLE-padded on skirt
n in front and also on back of the sea.-with
black spring stirrups, and red grt. Any in6sma-
ton concerning said Saddle will be thankfully re-
ceived Apply at this Office.
Feb l9 II
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March l9
Notice.,

YNNIIE subscriber has taken up brown HORSE ::
Il -Four or five years old. white faced, three
white feet spot on his hack and left side. The
owner can get him by paying for This insertion and
applying to. JOIN NJ. WALKER.
Ninety Six Abheyille Dist Mlrch 10 Ii 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS,


S. Christie, Assignee,
rs. Foreign Attachment.
S. P. Tomphins.
R. T. Minis,
uS.
S. P. Tompkins.
B. C. Bryan,
S. P. Tompkins.
S. Christie,
S. P. Tompkins.
VIM. Mobley,
Archibald Jennings
rTNIIE Plaintiffs in the above stated case, having
i this day filed Declaration in my Office, and
the Defendants having neither wife nor Attorney
known to reside within the limits Of this State,
on whom copies Of said Declaration with rules to
plead can be served, On motion Of Mr.. ADAMS,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Ordered that said Defendants
appear and plead to said Declaration within year
aud day from the date hereof, final and absolute
Judgment will be given against him.
TlIOS. &. BACON, c.c.E.D.
March IL, 1856. lqly 10
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CASH DRY GOODS BUSINESS.

~~o~~~~~~~~~o@~s~so@7e@~@s"o"
WILLIAM SHEAR,
WILL commence Cash Dry Goods Business,
w on and after the Int Of February next, and
will keep WELL SELECTED Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Adapted to tile Southern Trade. which he will sell at
prices to make it the interest Of purchasers to huy
for Cash. 1t requires no argument 10 prove that
Goods can be sold cheaper for Cash than they can
on the usual credit terms.
The public are respectfully requested to call and
examine the assortment.
Augusta, Jan 80 If
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Medical Card +!
Medical Notice.

DRS. READY & KENNERLY will practice
H. Medicine together on the Ridge and neigh
boring vicinity. Office at DR.. Ready's.
Oct II 6m 40
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Brought to the Jail

NF this District negro woman who says her
~ name is HARRIET, and that she belongs to
Edward Dnkius, living in Russell County, Ala.
said woman is Of dark complexion, about FIVE feet
five or six inches high, about ls or 20 years of age
She lately sold at tho sale Of the Estate of John
Dolby, deed, in this District, and purchased by
the said Edward Dinkins
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away, otherwise
she will be dealt with us the law directs
JAS. EDISON, sE.D.
Mar l2 f
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OBIT U A RY.

DEPARTED this life on the l2th. Of January, last,
after short but obstinate attack Of Scarlet Fever,
AGNES JOSEPHINE. the eldest child and only
daughter Of DR.. John L. and Mary +. Nlobicy,
aged seven years and six months.
DIxp. Of the same disease, on the 10th Of Janua-
ry. WHITFIELD S. eldest son Of the same, aged
-FOUR years and eight months.
ALSO. from a similar attack on the 2Sth OF the
same month, BLUFORD GRIFFIN, younger son
and only surviving child Of same parents aged three
years and three months.
], is sad thing to be called upon to record the
death Of even single member OF family, but such
duty becomes truly painful. when whole family
Of L,vely children are suddenly snatched from HE
fond embrace Of affcctionate parents. Such has
been the case in the present instance The inexora-
be hand Of Death has been laid upon those, whose
-d.aths are here announced, and produced void in
the hearts Of sorrowing parents which all the world
.canuo, 6l Lovely in their lives. and giving abun-
dant promise of th-se qualities which make life use
ful and beautiful now, that they are dead they de-
serve more than passing notice. Although, IN
affection more dear to dotng parents than to others,
vet in admiration, all, who knew them, regarded
them alike The eldest, lovely daughter though of
tender age, gave ample evidence on her death bed,
that she was fully conscious Of her happy destination
and with sweet resignation, endeavoured to calm
the distressed minds Of her parents BY the assurance
that Death to her was but the gate TO Heaven. In
lher case, how apt are the words of the poet:
"AN that's bright must fade,
The brishtest still the feetest;
All that's bright WAS uade.
But 70 be lost when sweetest"
Asrespects the little bows. it required no profound
insight into human nature to observe in them the
seeds of much promise; and, although their ages
did not allow Of their making manifestations on the
dying bed like their interesting sister, yet the COM
m,nd Of Christ: "Suffer little children to come
unto me and forbid them not" is enough to console
the almost broken hearts of their disconsolate pa
rents May the loss Of these dear children rebound
to the eternal gain Of their svrro" stricken parents
ID.
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StraVed,

TFEIE undersigned having purchased of Mr.. J.
Ill r. HORA his interest in the firm Of j. NJ.
NEWLY & CO., will continue the Clothing bus-
ness, at their old stand, und.r the United States
Hotel, IN the same name as heretofore.
j. NJ. NEWBY,
G. B. DAY.
WM. S. WISE.
Augusta, March 10, 1856. If 10
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Notice,

YHyIIE firm of WARD, BURTCIIARD & CO.,
b having been dissolved on the Goth inst, BY
the death of EDWARD b. WARD, The unsettled
business Of said firm will be iquidated By the un-
dersigned. SAM'L J. BOYCE,
JOSEPH BURCIIARD.
Augusta, March l9, 1856. If 10
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a . AID.

a CARD.
TNIJE Undersigned returns his sincere thanks to
j his friends for their patronage while located in
Hamburg, and hereby informs them that be can be
found (after lst September ne1t,) at the House Of
WARD, BURCIlARD & CO., opposite the Ma
sonic Hail, Augusta, Ga, where he would be happy
to see and serve them, and where FULL and
Complete Stock Of Dry 90 DDS,
can always be found, which will be sold as LOW
as from any House in the City.
M A. RANSOM.
Hamburg, Aug l3, 81
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COM n E RO IAL.

HAMBURG, Mar. 10.
Corr.s Our Cotton market, the last week,
his been rather languid and prices have declined
about cent. We quote as extremes to 10 cts.
The receipts have been light.
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c, M, WRIGHT, DENTIST.

NFFICE over Messrs. CARnl cnEAL HEA
" & BE.S's Hardware Store, Broad ~
street, Augusta, Ga. D
All operations pertaining to Dentistry will Be at
tended to with prompsness, and TO the entire sata-
faction Of all who may favor him with their patronage
~- Gold Plate and Wire, Clasp Metal, Solder,
&C., furnished to Dentists for Cash.
Augusta, MAY 1y 10
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New State House.

New State House.
WANTED. 100 prime NEGROES, to work at
w the Quarries, or on tho State House pre-.
misses. The terms Of hiring are by the day. at the
rate Of eighteen dollars per month. The owner to
feed, clo,he and house his negro Apply at the
Architects office.
Columbia Feb 6 6t
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Shoes. Shoes.

Shoes, Shoes.
1UST opened a FRESH SUPPLY Of Ladies,
q Gents, Youths and Children's Shoes. to suit
the season. The Stock comprises fine variety.
K. II. SULLIVAN.
Feb IS II
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A man walking the Ceiling, Head down.
BY means of the scientific application of the prnci
pies Of adhesion, by &. N. ELDRED.
Master John Robinson in his suberb Principal
Act; Juveniles Of the Troupe in Pantomime, Ballet,
Dancing, Comic af,erpieccs, Sc. !; the wonderfully
educated Dog Bernard The Flying Beam, Won
derful performance of strength and skill by HESS.
LER.
THE EXCELSIOR BAND he'd by ORETEL-
10, and composed of musicians Of frst.rate talent
from all parts Of the world
The above is faint description Of the great en-
tert,inments provided for the Southern Tour, so
that great Treat of Novelty and Talent may be
looked for. S. IIENDRICS, Agent.
March 49, Ii 10
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
NEW YORK.

st Lawrence 81 tps Fremont 5000 BueL.
1900, Fillmore 1900.
Wood s undoubtedly elected Mayor by a
handsome plurality.
In complete returns from 39 counties,
New York gives Fremont $4,000 majority
over Buchanan; over Fillmore 46 600; Madl-
son Repub. reelected in Oneida CO, and
Burris in Niagara co, ever Washington
Hunt, Morgan is reelected in Cayuga co
by all overwhelming majority. The whole
Republican State ticket probably elected
Ontario co, N Y-Al towns bu, two give
Fremont 4209, Fillmore 2li4, Buchanan
1864; remaining towns will give Fremont
$50, Fillmore 10, Buchanan so. Green
bush Buchanan Ais, Fillmore 3l6, Fremont
3is. cauga complete Fremont 6s52, Bu-
cbanan 1908, Fillmore 1898.
RockIand Co. complete Buchanan 1881,
Fillmore 426, Fremont 664.
Rhode Island complete except 5 towns
give Fremont 362a majority over Buchanan.
Congressman, probably elected in First
District, Lloyd, Dem. I'd. Taylor, Dem. -
3D., Sickles. Dem. 4th, Kelly. Dem. 9th,
McClay, Dem. 9th, Cochran, Dem. 7th,
Ward. Dem. 9Th, Clark, Dem. 9th, doubt
iuI 10th, doubtful. ll,h, Russell, Dem.
l2th Thompson, rep. 18th doubtful, 18th
Corning dem, 18th Doud rep. 10th Palmer
rep, 18th Skinner, rep. 18th Cochran rep.
18th doubtful, goth Madison rep. 2lst Ben
net rep. 22d Goodwin rep. 2ad Aowprd, rep
cath Graydos rep. 26th Morgan rep 26th
Potts rep. 27th Parker rep. 2sth Kelsey
rep. goth Andrews rep. 3Oth Sherman rep.
3ls, Burrows rep, 32d Hatch dem. 33d Tan
cher rep. Gath classed as doubtful, chances
favor Dem. In Washington Co. Fremont
beats Buchanan and Fillmore 1860. Essex
county, Palmer rep. candidate for Congress
beats Buch, lends Ross amer 1000. proba-
blv chosen.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
CARD.

~ +. KNAPP (saccsssof Of Kn.pp A E.a..a.
sSald fetntn sincere thanks 70 the paIsons II
tle otd arm for the very liberal support sxtssd~5 y
5e9tYs IN future liberal share Of psireaaae& -
1Asst'mlnatinx pabsc. He will Al all tiNSe 49, II
stt. 'ati and eompicte stock OF Gseds, hoA -
stts which he astssrs himself - viii ssll - n51<
Mh'sa 2snnes fal 10 meet the vssvs ef ~ l~sxS@-
he eAsends Al iasltsii0n 10. ALL "a saM ssd Sleak
iHfeax b bis ~Arerooms, No. LsChirs Rev.
davenport OcsA-ia
shk andersixned having 11npoasl n tAsty hna-
= aces q Asesn. lEsans, CASw = Co., go =
S@d And hheral s1ets1, anA ueal1 Roanns1ss sSS3.
unuancs orths as1e y ~ go -. - s.
Neks - pUou 49, ~
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA,

Allegheny co, a3d district, 577 Fremont
increase,
Clearfeld co--Buch 100 plurality.
Monroe eo--Buch 800 maj. Northum.
berland $500 Buch maj over Fusion.
Danphin co--s00 Ere maj,
- CORE $500 msj.
Dem. plurality over Fusion--Schuylkll
$500, Perry TOO, Chester 500, Monroe 100
Columbia 1900, Northumberland l40o, Mont
gomery 800, Berks 1000, Mitfin gives l75
Fusion maj
Duchess Co, Paulipg, Bueh lo2, Fremont
234, Fillmore 90
Dover, Ist District, Fremont ll3, Buch
100, Fillmore So North East. Ere a03,
Buch 1873, FIJI 8.
Pine Plains, Ere l75. Buch 1879, FL Ia.
AZ compared with last election of Gov. the
above tones show gain forRepublicans OF
sSI. Dem loss s, Amer loss 81,
The line south OF Washington has beeu
damaged since yesterday p. NJ and Is still
out OF order. The lines through Pennsyl-
7sna ave ou, at an early honr last evening.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
Daro Ware.
/ CLOSE a. COS. COLUMN.

.----------------------- - ---
s5r. slsrss 81 ',9es % Il ,e hss'5 NM 5aa En- y a,a .
Sa;i8 g Y Ta aa'ssis0 as,ss II; rf's 9ss ~
q cash W. prop9se Y ssli = s.lsii z, ~ sasf8o7
'' N'F' '''' 49, IN = + ~ GEosr ! 70
/ Tsap * I fhosE : 70
j Z. Loae & Cos.
- II + CLOSE { cos
r. CLOSE 4 cos.
I. saioa ii CLOSE & cos
]o~ n LOSE 4 co.'s.
/ o.o@ co.'s.
l.. t1asR co's.
FAD Fla ..fai .zslas ffs,-a b 3t8.s ,4f sale ~
.~.faRugS se,.1t.. .,f-t.,..,. 4a..,fflig,t, a.
(,rvs y,s. ..,B p,s,.Is .s,altty t,,rsslt Isy
-
ftflyrg- ., RI, n ID, !ba .atJ ataap Al
a ~1yss. pt,tatt. f;r.st nm.
-
i EATHER sebi1y al .i,s.ti
Y-asrFe. ;ssf. tt4r,,f4 ANA pEf,tay Y.y..at4aI
r tsfosE - CO.'S
T.IAEKSIIfIHts Ia.Is qaIIoa.s Auytls liam
/ =, - 80 ssIs I,a ar + CInSE a. r0is
gs0pE-A Asp,ilss 4 Hsmp. all sizssat
| - ,Stose :, co.'s
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06

Valuable Property Tor sale in East Davenport
I cocoon building Lots, slso tEo story Frame
4 ID House aud Two Lots overlooking The ii ississip,
td river. Apply TO sAM'E. Guy, in EaSt Dsven-
tort, or 70 y so. A, Guy ar JAS. JORDAN, IN Day
-rrNr. augs-.9ff
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
DAVENPORT MARKET.

>"htebo
CaIeAso, November ., 1859.
Eoar-Fine, 81 55a sos. 30 =, 80 50as s,o0 g, 7
No. 2, - 2jey3 So Extra SJ0ODgjg9,
HAedfWinter s95--Spring 81
Coya--33<ag4e r 60 ihs
0ats--e582,s p bush
Rpe-5j 9b0
Bdrleg--I,l51,1 rs p UuBl5t
P0rk--Nlsas, S20,o0a921 90;
Besf-1isss, $500 Extra. sI5g5.
Lart--l2da 3e Tor No l.
Talioe-li cents in large lots;
Waite BsaHs--Si 7Gi92,J0 q busEei.
Bate Fresh, l49I7;
PStat 0ss--luli i0asi5gs bushel
sati--flIe 81. l.B54sZl2
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06

= &LW AED CHEAP SEwIEe AAcRIsE.~-
Ar, s. b, Powers, Agent for the sale OF
State and County rights Of new. novel
and cheap sewing machine, is now in this
ely ceiling rights, and may be found at the
LeCl4re House, He showed US the work
l.. Z Of This machine yesterday, and it is tru-
!g On admirable invention. 1t is very sim
P'a ia '1s design, not liable to get GU, Of or
der. aud capable of doing the work of a
dozen hands, and with the greatest nicsty.
The price OF the machine is only si2. The
sewing machines which have heretofore at.
Nacted so much attention, cost Si25, and
are much more complicated than this, and
difficult 10 learn TO work and to keep in or
der The advertisement OF this latest and
best invention will be found in another col.
Umn. Some one might make hsndsome
speculation in purchasing the righ. for thi'
caly and county.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
KENTUCKY.

Woodiord eo--Fil'more T53 Buch I46.
Shelly county, Fillmore maj $40.
Louisville county, Fillmore 1893 Buchan.
an 20i4 Fremont Is.
Nelson county, Buchanan majority 254
Barron county, Fillmore majority Gao,
Nashville county, Fillmore 1896 Buchan-
an 1923 Fremont s.
Grant co. Wis, Fremont 800 maj. La
fayette CO. Buch 90 maj. being Rep. gain
Of 400 on Barstows vote last year.
Fnlton CO., Buch's. mai 100; Hickman,
Fillmore maj IS, Padueah, fillmore maj 255
loss of 10.
Nashville, Tenn, Buchanan gains on
Johnsons gain.
Massac CO., IL, Buch $50. Fillmore 25I,
Fremont so.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06

gT We never s4w more interest taken
81 election returns thsn was manifested on
Tuesday night. The editorial rooms of the
Democrat and Gazette, and the Telegraph
Cice, all 10 the same building, were
ana det nearly the whole night, many re.
mining uli broad Daylight. The Repub-
aCsns had at least the satisfaction of being
IN high good hOmor the whole night, while
ibs returns we're coming in, no matter what
he utUnate result, Scott county opened
the bail most gloriously, and the returns of
The nigh, were generally Of pretty much
The same favgr
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06

lTBAeR arg our public streets To be liz
with glsl No gas lghts--5treet crossings
az jaches wide, and surrounded with mud
sE .peHes G~ep--thai's beautiful arrange
u-. f.. tbs aiter-aight peTambuladons Of
good ci4zens, ajn'titi Our city looks very
lsTre 10 the day time, but awful small by the
light 0t lanterns.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06

" The " hole Gazette once remained
!, their posts all Tue5day night, "setting
u9' with the Democracy, and receiving
elections returns. Consequently, we are
n. prepared to-day to give paper Of great
'a;ereoglo ouI readers, if they take any in.
tereH ia editorials.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06

G- notwithstanding the great number
0. buildings erected The summer just past,
h.usss Of oil kinds are in great demaRd.--
F'ePs'aI.ona are making, however, fer still
m.tc extensive building next season Than
asrSeI ths. Hundreds Of houses will be
El5sd 10 Davenport In 1857.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-11-06
THE ELECTION.

va opbHsh all the returns received last
,,b, Pennsylvania has no doubt gone
T nncbonsn. Fremont is by no possibiIi-
- elected Fillmore may get enough States
:. throw the election into the House