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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

LEONARD ScoIr q Co., New York, have re-
published tho last number of tho London Quar-
.ery Review 1t has articles on British family
histories, Roman History, Modern Painters,
Sou,hey's Letters, Peace in Europe, &c, &C.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS


- N ~ mr. ~ q
" AT AltTiON-lw viii sell public auction on tho e
monday OF July al Campbell Court House that beipc
day. my VALUABLE TRACT of LAND eon,aiui,e VT
Acres lying on the waters Of Whipping Snck Ceot a.
ohing the lands OF John CLARK Peter Jones' John Brady
others This IL regarded amongst the bpst Th"'
Fantafions In the county This place set with Cov
anu ,erds Hraks The improvements consists Of good Dps
ing f.onse, with two below. slovn
TWO good Stone Chmneys large passage, &c large err,
nary Stables and Sheds and cord tobacco House bera :
uso good Sulphur Spring the premises convenient 10 G
s,nn rms property has paid an annual of upwards n
o' inc lst years, and il situated healthy ana
heishborhood convenient Churches Mills a.
hv ~ WI De- shown person wsiug 10 purchase
sale HhHe Known
iune cv,ds MELVILLE talbot
Tha ,,.ou- TOstpOn ement.
when viii take laa until Tuesday 18th July
june 10 tl5iuly ~ upon the PREMISE
------ NJ. TALBOT.
4 ANhL boat Al AgGFlON-u -,
-, n xt, rs on hohdax evening the % inst a, ~
WESTERN with all the fixtures &C. belonging To No. A
Boar and fixtures will be sold separately al sale
Sale positive BRYAN arTps, and
lulc - 1.l Anctioneer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

all uphold ought to be better friends than the
Monarch of Great Britain and the Republic of the
United States" Loud cheers,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

BENJAMIN Franklin and Prof. DE lsratb-
Franklin brought ity from the heavens
remained for Prof De Grah apply that electricity
lief of diseased and suffering mortaeases
bafed the dtreatmen such Neuralgia Rhe,
matism Pains sth Joints DE ifness swelngs Palsy, Piles
Skin Diseases &c, cured by Prof Graths elec
trio oil in one and too days Read this letter
PROF. DE GRAT.-l have been the Victim many years of
Rheumatic affection and lost the of limbs could not
raise my hand to head in short totally helpless
applied Electric OIL and before had bottle ra
perfectly restored You may refer any sufferer me.
MRS. r HUTCHINS,
Seventeenth and Thompson street.
Mrs Huicbins is well known In Philadelphia My OIL has
cured 260O other Phiadelphians whom
Ward Esq, Jos X. Bacon r. b. Da Fasait Geo
G. Boyer SOP n Third street and others adinfnum Sole
depot for this city, No 80 s. Eighth Chestnut street
PROF. CHAs DE GRATH.
lE' Tie Electric oil Depot has been reiaored
No Electric Oil should be unless my signature is on
the label and name blown the bottle All others are dan
gerous Bottles %, 80 and 81 For sale by j. H. SEAY
LyhenpurB va may 2ets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

ley nor hard times. bu, in their own extravagance
and Needless ostentniion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

40 hnAN FOX SALE. offer at private sni c
IL LoO Acres of highly valuable lands part the larger
tract upon which reside, eight miles west of Lynchburg
upon IVY Greek IN Bed ord County II seldom such Lands
He III Market Ihey inferior county and
IN hands OF udeious farmers would be surprisingly valuable
ihce IS upon said estate comfortable residence for de-
~ lahy win all necessary Out houses Barns Stables
Houses fine Grist and Saw Mill large portion of
bottom Land is well set in line Meadow and abounds
III nhe Forest Timber and the soil is peculiarly aapted to the
sroWh oil Wheat Corn Tobacco and The terms of
pyt. WI" De nade accommodating part in money or at
so dt the residue interest bearing fund the
payable nan yearly to meet annuethe principal at con
chinee OF the purchaser Apply the farm or Ia
my Agents, Messrs Garland Slaughter and John G. Neon
Esq;r of Lynehburg. JOHN II UA.VKiVS"'
june l6clmoif " i'-''
AS south Side Democrat Petersburg copy Scui wootl,,
one month, and forward account o this Office ''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20
Sir lSOllGrl Peel.

The memory of Sir Robert Peel has been
brought prominently before the public by the
publication, on the part Of his literary executors.
Lord Mahon, now Earl of Stanhope. and Mr..
Cardwell, ola portion of those literary remains
belonging to tho deceased baronet. of which they
were left oustodans. These trustees have had
large powers conceded to them under his will, and
they oun do. in fact, what they like with his un.
published letters, papers and documents
press, destroy, or publish them. or portions of
them. us they may think proper Sir Robert
Peel has left them the guardians of his postum
nous fame, and the delcacy of the commission
appears 10 have paralysed their powers of action.
More than six years have passed away since the
great statesman was called to his account and
the volume which has just appeared is the first
literary contribution towards that contemporary
history in which he played the first part.
1t appears, from very soanty introductory
preface to the volume now issued by the editors,
that Sir Robert Peel has left behind him in man
uscript from his own pen, n vindication of his
conduct relative to the three great epochs of his
lfe-the passing of the Catholic Emancipation
Act in ls29;the history of his own ministry from,
the time he was called to power in November.
| 1888, until he relinqushed it in the spring OF
ls45; and the details Of the great struggle which
| ended in the repeal of the Corn-aws and the
breaking up Of the Conservative party. The vol
ume now published is exclusively devoted to the
first Of these events, and although the facts are
not new, the public are introduced for the frs,
time to state secrets gilmore than ordinary inter
est. In this record the motives and conduct OF
Sir Robert Peel are set forth in a point Of view
which shows him to be a conscientious and at the
same time a timid man-too tmid, at leasi
tr encounter u social revolution, which il was his
belief his own far-sghtedness had spared the
country twice in his lifetime. This narrative
from which the future historians of England must
draw largely, exhibits tho conduct Of George the
Fourth ina most contemplate light insincerc
and politely hypocrtical in all that he said and
did, even to the ministers of his choice; but ii nj
30 realises the truth of the late Duke of cling
tons beautiful commentary on Poel's character
after his death: "he was the most truthful man
| / ever knew"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

WHY NOT SuecEssFuL.- young mechan.
10 or clerk marries and takes house. which lie,
proceeds to furnish twice az extensively as he
can atford, and then his wife. instead Of taking
hold to help him to earn a livelihood, bv doing
her own work, must have hired servant to helm
ner spend his limited earnings Ten years af
.erward' you will find him struggling under a.
double load OF debts and children, wondering WIN
the luck was always against him. while his friends
regard his unhappy desdtuton of financial ability.
iaaa ansy IRON Inc hrst been frank and honest,
is full Of people who can't imagine wbv thew don,,
prosper like their neighbors, when the re,, Oh
staole is not in banks tariffs, in bad nublc ~,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

SALE OF valuable Lands-T desire 10 soil The
~ tract of Land which reside In Bedford ouptv an
ncIs OF IVY 1feek The tracts contains about 400 ACRES.
res OF whch are valuable bottoms self renovang and
bored land. 'N'p'' VA "0"'"s TIN
comm dous DWELLING HOUSE Kitchen smnta n ~"
stables Harms &c &c There Or harls Of all Kinds
OF the best fruit tho - ~ ""'N'
BENG anxious TO remove the South will mako n IN ,h
interest Of any one desiring 10 purchase " " '''
juno cit dmtS frits SauIrrt \, scon,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

|IKADE SAa.E OF BkANDIES. CIARET
= WINE GIN, &c, IN BALTIMORE.-On Wednesday
10Th June at IL O'clock the stores on Buehana
wharf s30 halves quarter and oeiaves PALE and DARK
ROCHELLE BRANDY, in bond.
LOCO CASES CLARET WINE. of the following brands -.
St Julien. Medoc Chateau Margaux Chateau Leove Haut
Bron Haul Sauterne. In bond
20cASES BOOTH sEDGEWICK CELEBRATED
LONDON CORD1ALGIN
40 PIPES HOLLAND GIN, Double Swan and Duesl Crane
In bond
50BASKETS CHAMHAGFE
LENNON & BROGDEN Auct,s
iuuel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

lndaan and Flec "a o. our own importation per shlns
Ounan INTO America. portion il of III, ai 10 my
New VII some OF the sold this mon,l a, ,t
juoe let, - - 10 q For sale by ~ III
EDMOND, DAVTNrOpr T. go
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

NOThCE.-Dr. L.. q. Lee will be absent from
Northern Cities. finnn ~ nat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20
GADDLE & mARNEss MANIE.GIo.,,

NJ IE q WAKNESs MANUFACTOKY-
-, ue Undersigned having formed Corartner for ,h
'iSJ~e o eohoncting general SADDLERY q HARNESS
a uhaer the hrn and style of DAWSON & WIIKINs
e stand i've doors below the Market house fornSy
Of Iara ~ % ney nave also purchased In the marx
sorted soes an large and well rs
Iii stoek OF Saddles, Saddle Bags Brides d7rnrss So
en- to REPAIRING ~ '''ei'oh VIII be- civ.
. UNDERSIGNED Halter them selves that after an
us Nearsh an branches OF their business ,hov ,.; ~
ana 80 u'e an work i'll their line in the very hist st,
III ie shortest notice They solicit the pa,rons. ~
snl OF 'he late Edward S. Thurman their frin,S
viii be ~ WIN the assurance that every excrtion
i1e 70 secure the appreciation Of their eustomo,. "
'N''' oNpthS VIII receive prompt attention
June 10 iycot,y1,,ol SAMuEL X. DAWSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

~ bv Raj, 49, -. ne ia bsc Der. hnye received
~ hoad NEW GOODS eonss mo r, ,,r, -. st
no feSs silks French Work Collars ,rs w. par. ' siik
goods ~ "''s other scarce and desirable
inne l7dSetaw2vl John ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

InIs usy by ADAMS EXpress Company, S folows >
nice iot hid Welt Buskns, Gents Welt Boots Buskas
o Nc Also beautiful assortment of Chds Fancy Moroc
Styles ~ '' 'ApMiSTTAD
june 1e.ts Rem COM, " ' ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

The above Sale Is postponed until rn.s,..-
june l9tl5ulyl NJ upon the prem
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

s ne, ~, - 10 Hs.-We have an ,,,,L
". ING CLOTHS, of all numhers 20 -, ""u
the attention OF Millers tnfIW erS' 10 which we call
june dScaw2w '"'-S L DAVIS g. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20
$2O.OOO ,WTo ,H5r DRY GOODS

W ~O9OOV AT COST, AND LESS FOR CASH
Staple Dry Goods offers his friends and the pubc his en-
re STOCK comprising nearly eyery article kept Dry
eos ine together with Carpctings which are yery
handsome consisting of two ply, three ply Brussels sc
large proportion OF the above stock This Spring
and IN 1t can he found as desirable Goods any In the
who are in want Of good and desirable Goods at for
Cash. are respectfully invited to call examine for them
selves pIII.Ip w PAW
June lots =, -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20

- EFRIGERATORS! REFRIGERATORSu
nave just opened supply of the above articles constuc.
ted entirely dforen. from any before cv
They are said to be the most superior use Call and
see them. A WINSTON
june 10 IS
lLIERS WANTED.-Wc wish 10 enaaa.
~ Tor the ensuing Milling Season. throe compe,er,
MlLEkS None hut those who attentive and sober
habits and who can bring good need
HAXALL g. CO.,
Va
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15


Ma. EpiroR:--One would suppose by the
way in which things are progressing on
Front and Main streets 10 the way of ma
cadamiz;ng, that time was Of little impor.
lance and the community must have more
than the patience OF job, in suffering their
street. TO be rendered impossible With &
faint prospect OF ever having Them finished.
II The work 10 under the supervision Of
our energetic Street Commissioner Why
this tardy increment! Has be turned
siilerile and lives in expectation Of seeing
the dissolution Vi all things. or Is il because
he hss exhausted his energies on Harrison
street! II neither o. these conjeclurss are
right, ihen The only reasonable one -. that
he wishes % learn the travelling community
the easiest mode Of ingress TO oar beautiful
city By the wsy of Harrison street, where
he lie deeply interested.
The way these things are progressr 6
one would have TO live to a Nethuselah's
age to see even one street finished and the
world would have TO stand several thou
sand years longer than is expected. TO iu..
prove the streets Of cur city Il.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

The n. q. Cyescsa4, speaking OF Senator
Slideli's disunion letter, wherein be unqusi'
iiedly ssys that in certain contingency
''the Union cannot and opSA. not 10 be pre-
served says: The people OF Louisisna are
not prepared for disunicn yet. Their heart.
beat and their pulses threb responsive Il
The music OF the Union and they will MOI
listen 10, much less oounienance, the dis
eoraau, notes pesled forth by would-bs ss'
srchis,s and architects Of ruin"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

TURNING IsT0 PLATfURM Ethan
Spikes, the humorous CORES poadent Of the
Portland ( Me- Transcript, in the following
citation from his last letter, shows how a
fellow feels while he Il becoming plat
form:
Feiler Citizens--i not only mount the
platform but d ride it 10 Jopps ef the safe.
~ Of the Constitution an the Union shall
seem 10 az it. | shalt 80 kinder mix my
self with this platform, that twill be hard to
tell toiher from which. Yes--feller cid,
zens, yer looking yer last on the late On.
speakably Libby. feel the pianks going
into my ribs, my NERDS are hardenin, MY
legs are feelin awfnlly timberish, and ny
tose is turnin into twenty Penny's anC
spikes | shall soon be platform an MY
wife a widder--onless il are constitutions
for such kind Of furniture as I'm hecomin u
keep wives.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

We learn from thoroughly reliable
source ina, The German citizen. of Joliet
and vicinity are going over TO Fremont ana
Bissel in large numbers. AZ true infof-
nation concerning the issues Of the cam
pagn il difosed among them, tn. number
sho adhere 10 the pro-slsyey candidate
grows smaller every day. The ssm. il true
Of the Germans Of Springfield. We learn
that The best spirit prevails there. and that
rine German Fremont Club has been organ.
ized within few days. Tie Germans ate
the natural sIlies offreedom everywhere -
CHR pg.yy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

DsclpEpLY DuLL.--The 81. Louis Intel
lsencer Of last Saturday ssys:--''ThinRs
looked about as dull on the LeYee last even
ing, q we hsye ever known them during
the business season. There was not Mis-
souri Tiyer boat in port, except the Castle
Garden. Not one boat in port bound for
the Illinois river, and but few for any
point"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15
CITY PROPERTY
ao.- Lots bloeL ia5, On Budy str.et. A..

so'-l''S bloch 'a'' en Bray str.eg s5.o.
500 zLeIs au4selofA ~ EaIFaals aIlls.r
$50 each st1u1 '""eet -r
ai Woal % feet Vi loi bl8ff an f.,...
eAal u uarressA ffrtt} gpge. Ill 's ,g's
~ fart d lot tIoeG Cd. .3xsra ...,...
near hfad5 steel, "iib an4Hr ausst#.g I.s.. 3'."
9l3 .Wsst laif ofiot ble4s IL. .s.sI, ...s.....
mig house, nn RAILROAD saet fGoFs lFgsS.
$50 g1f foot. '" ''.-.
4i-lmo houses 20 ths eest rtsa eO Ine...
between ! bird md Fourth stFyats. Vrl'.'Na 'z'
the iot LOT III Years Viii 5e zulI ua, an 1''
a9o.,A n9aae dlotin rsst us,.a,s,......
lot block =, a house Ot SIX Fe4rs yIa 4 -.,zzt a..
tern, wood shed Ae pEsu sge
32i-A house With !, acre % zr5a4.l .......
sfnpsri Of the city sluuu. '."
32e--Lol block s. saa,A sa.t ssrasr..f ..
Western ABsaue, Uns 81 tao E4b.eas. . .'
pnsaie reside nee la ths eltY.
~ Lot block aud and 30 .l.a. ..F...
aiiilloni bearthe femste catloEe
s5o--a saass WITH - s9ess 81 .sal.4 H.. ,+.....
hunsns Raomson'a subity, f5aIl 81. g,. -,
$50 ig4r stoofy bles slaa- -o .a-. ......,..
and Efsdg streets o..
IS. a irslas aeollbg l5ase alu. s. ,z.........
store house OF nE3 oi5Sf Da t' ''".
155--A hguse and l0t savaste.Ia 5tls,....
between Font ana Second ellottg t.r5 e ~
rooms, lot 5b6eu eu3esH faet I'd b. ss. 80
| price 900
10 20 a uEs as5l5 Lzma aaa-e "a. t,st=t.....
| 50 % Nestsra s1saue. IafIa I'd a.a F.. a....
| kttetens lanlrY, flfstfs. etstefa SUI rs.s
rs. st-A n,tssa Il a.sas s,s- a.Iz......
su4 WESTERN As. ma lzv4.
No. "a a Haosa o.f z.a,z s.,a sui ...g,. r
east II Western ATE. fass u aa
No 24s "A Hga,t q .a,ns size s3.f I..........
| 81 - t.as Hits, q Ave prts y -a,
40 4H Ihre5 House . che s4f.s f.....-s.
| Iloins on Fafnsn' IT NORTH It iemgst IRA .r
ground cab PI'te 'lasoy
| 5a 80 = Hsass aud La ea ..=.,..z rs..-.....
s's istrtsit5s House tt' ~ la-m. e.4
No -o6 a f,ans Eause aa Gasaa.. s...,....
Az AIT q, E1aat t.i hsa, s,-lasY aaN -
| 81 .55 "A Is sta.Y ifaH.s l.-sa. z t.,...... .
| An t1atas Bitshsa. tta.I- z,- .a s... .a
years Pt'eg Sssa
SO .eg r-Iatg tEas g. a=1#..
~ -sa "a igt ~tft fva za.aa, ta...
! Warren .nt6 ffia tras-
| -. 81 A Lyasr sua. }at aa $50. g.. ..-.. ...
lot eaEi'9 heuss ts'stus 5l.ffsn wrH a.. E.-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

EogksrRiAnnH.-Att the State Far there
there was ssme competition among the la
dies for The several prizes offered for the
Sess equestrianship. Seven ladies com.
petsd for the prizes. Miss Pesss, OF Ashas-
ka county, obtained the FIRST prize. Mrs.
Wheeler. of Iowa City, the second, and
Miss Brown, OF Fairfield. the third. The
riding 10 said TO have been very fine. Aise
Rimball. Of lows City. who il represented
a. mere child. received 8 Leanlful riding
whip az mark Of respect from those who
witnessed her equesrianship.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

The Boston Journal 10 informed that since
the detection ON. b. Bryan, (who was OF
the Committee 10 receive the President
from tie Buchanan party At Concord, n
H., twenty men who voted for Pierce ia
1859, ten Of whom also voted for Governor
Wells. have announced their intention h
vote the Fremont ticket. Il was announced
ths, the visit Of the President 70 New
Hampshire would bring many wanaeres
bach To the Democratic fold, bu, no such
result has followed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

Gov. Vice is announced to address tne
Buchsnanites Of Chicago on the 25ih. Here
10 snosbor plank in bis platform. twas pot
10 by bis organ, the Richmond Enquirer:
aThe line of defence, however, is changed.
The South now maintains tina, Slavery is
right. natural and necessary, and does not
depend upon the difference Of complexion
The lave Of the slave justify the holding OF
WHITE MEN 10 bondage
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

When Col. Fremont took bis seat ia the
United States Senate, the Washington
Union spoke of him a. follows:
His character IL marked BY 90 many traits
Of enterprise, ssgsci,y and energy that we
are disposed to sugr the best results from
his rticipsiions 10 the civil concerns Of
u bis counry. His own genius has raised
him to the Distinguishes poet which be oc-
cupies--a sslf.bsIsnced character will main
tain him ia il.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

The Ne.0srk Daily Advertiser Of Oclobel
orb ssye: .s. :.
I'VE Learn from our exchanges from o.!
,srts of tie State thst converts are being
nsds rspidiy 10 the Republican cause, and
in some localities Fillmore 10 scarcely heard
OF, and the Baehanies are beginning Il
trsuble, 90 greet and rapid is the progress
Of the cssse Of Freedom. Large hepush
cas- meetings arc held. and able speakers
are etum Ding the State. Nsw Jersey, It IL
believed, viii be oil right in November, sn0
will initiate the glorious example Get ~
Maine, Vermont and iowa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

QuEEE PEExiuss,--Among the premi.
ums awarded II the Coles County III
Fair on the 26th ult. were the following
TO the best brass band, $50 plate; for the
greatest natural curiosity, % goblet; TO the
upiiest men In Illinois or adjoining States
10 be sdiudged BY committee of ladies' D
$40 mirror; to the tsllest man, % walking
stick; to the shortest man s. pair high.
heeled boots.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

How About CosxEe4IUuTi- The Hat
ford CouraHi Publishes returGs from 1926
togns-neariy eli that voted. The Ere,
rnonters carry 10, OF which 20 are gsiHrd
over last election. The Fillmore Buchsn.
eers carry +s--l4 gain, aud 5 arc equally
divided.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

To depie,s the system BY bleeding eni sielsnt
pareiag, as 10 deprive lies machinery GIFTS motive
power These srss, remedies disiniesi the blood
aud the sssretons, and cure external aud isiernal
complaints, oy destroying their seeds ia the Vita
aaids. seii at The manufactures, No, SO Maiden
Lane New York, and IA Strand, Lonian, aud by all
iragsi SIS, sta5e, Sese and 81 per box ~ pot
Oct Is dwlM
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

The Oma ha Indians in Nebraska number
this year ssT persons, being an increase o.
sixty since last year. On their reservation
they have this season raised about six thous.
and bushels OF corn, besides vegetables Of
several varieties.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

WHIrE DEE R.--On Wednesday last we
saw beautiful snow. white deer, with pink
eyes, which had been Kill lew miles
east OF this With the exception of the col
or and the eyes, il resembled the common
red deer Pike County Press
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

Arr.son, The murderer Of the AIlisoas, Is
GOV in the Ohio peRitenI,sry engaged IN
saving sxs-hahdles, the most iahofioas
work 10 the prison.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15
SPECIAL Invitation

Thursday, october 2, 1856, viii Be our opeHing
day for the exhibition OF RICH SILK AND STRAW
MILLINERY, Atwheh time We ssuld be pleased
| 10 see our iriends and all who will favor US with
| their patronage, NM h, NICHOLS.
paFauport oct Corner OF rhirt and Brady Sts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15
E.ANp Hoss sALE.

land fUsk SALE.
SiOAACFEa braadlnl Land a'i'e Hofth Of 4" aisotl
oh'tor sale easy terms
Also
Four 40 acre lots me for farming mile north oi
Fulton, tsrms easy and price reasonable
-aLsu--
2a0A6Tes "a Washington county, IL miles lf3m H.
va Cily and - rom Washington, and good road
Leading from Columbus City TO Richmond, % acres
OF ~hIrh Is tine timber I'd tbs whole well Ha,sTsd
VIII BE -U!i rheaV and terms easy.
ALSO
i6lsts miles west Of lows cts we'll EatsTsd
aud very ifElts; terms sasF.
Anew seli ,i.HatEt lots 10 the aiig VI U4,euTsn.
Also
80 lots 10 Ws.t D4yenp1stin size from % b. go
iesl and 70 = sgFssf terms FE1 years, 10
hand.
Also
A Eail Hul-Gsl q" story bnCE Ds riiinE, : come
5Hd tarsa cellar sooi bCuEs and stable. Fine
geH ron The observatory OF large PAT = the
siiy1 Rock islsad and Moline.
Also
several y ell dashed dwellings, ga ziOunI leasz Of
II years roHid be sold cheap ana sss, terms. Ap.
ply Ia toCIilJ 1. a hAD
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

The Eli Run Gasefte, Va, says" W
understand that Governor Wise has re
sisnsd, the Portable Gas Company having
purchased him.