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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-08

IGAALIIOAD sOAICE..
tOtfOA destined TOR Charleston wil on and after thiz
" date be charged 81 per bale Of 500 lbs or s aud
50 cents per loo lbs- for excess Of over 500 lbs
septic II. l. ANDERSON Supt N 4 G RR
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fare Reduced!:

CARIN PAssAG e FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TWENTY DOLL AIRS.
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REDUCTION ON Lu,BER ST9P' ~ N.sSyI,, 2 kdir9ad-

From Bridgeport, 70 1zn.aon inclusive Luuhs Is re.
duced 81 pr Gar load from pressntrsie Froe Cossns
to Normandy inc usive, lumber reduced 81 rsr car
road lreH, former rsies- deeis la
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NASHVILLE 40 NEIF OifLI
THROUGH Is EilIlR nAES -

FARE THIR7 Y DOLLARS
MA Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point 70 Mont
gomery by Railroad. Tickets to be had at the Do
pot Price SIC 80.
From Montgomery to Mobile, by q double daily line
lmoning and evening" of Stages and Steamboats, connect
ing with toe steamers from thence 70 New Orleans
- III / ANDERSnN Ca-n -. 4 n d z,
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RAILROADS, &C.
lEsii EI|l
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE

ROAD.
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ROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
lN and amer Sunday next the 2eth ns daily Pas.
" ssnger Trsas viii be and from Chattanooga
follows
Daily Train leaves sashve, at 40, A. ", arriving
ChaiiaDooga at 4sss, T. u.
Night Express leaves Mach vile al 630 p NJ arriv1g
ChalIsnooga al $50, A n.
RETURNING,
Daily Train lelvss ChasanOoRa, al Gl0 An arfvingR
Nashville Al $50, p. NJ.
Nigh, cypress leaves ChatsnOosa $50 PM. arriving
at aashville al SEQ, An.
n. ANDERSON,
SeAnvne, oct 30, 1883. saPedBseudsat-
SUPPLEMENT TO FREIGHT TARIFF.
SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE 4
n. C. RAILKoAD, Ger 10. isss
HNsand afier Saturday 20ih inst, Grain and Flour
ever me Nashville and Chattanooga Rsilruad will be
CHARGED a. rates as below;
STATION TO sHATrAsOOeA- w9EAT ooEs. o.1s-7T TLaas.
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ID M ~ e.. A, WHIfLOCh o CO.,
(Lats Whitlock Nichols & Coz a
IL Beekman street, Cor. Nassau,)
Four doors East Of the Park.
NEW YohK,
Importers
CT Cognse Brandies from otard Dupuy & Co.. Henessey
Pinet Cason Co., and other Houses the highest repu
taon and sole Propreor of the celebrated Brsndies Of
CHATEAU BERNARD,
SUPERIOR VINEYARD,
LIQUEUR DES CHAMPS DOR,
"MAGNA CHARTA," &c de.
sCHIEDAM AND OLD HOLLAND GINS, JAMAICA AND
WEST INDIA RUNS.
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES,
From the oldest established Houses in Europe which
have been ordered and selected with view their purity
and medicinal
CIGARS imported fr trade, from the best ship
peTs in Havana.
Agents for the fine description Virginia manufactured
TOBACCO, also large stock of medium and low grades
and Wholesale DEALERS IN FINE GROCERIES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-08

ElSHING TACkLEs.-A large stock selected BY
Hooks, plain ard on Snoods; also Aberdeen Grave;a-
leen aud Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
OF Lines Cable Laid Silk and Sea Grass Spun Plated
Silk; Minnow Ssines 70 BY 4; Floats of every variety
Reels Jointed Rods Clearing Rings Fly Hooks, &C. &c
In short can supply those who appreciate fine Tackle
with almost every thing they may need for the successful
prosecution of this useul calling.
je9 10. G. BROWN, 48 College ST.
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TENNESSEE AND ALA BATT4 RAILROAD.
~ 80 -
&C EG SOJPH.

Leaves Nashville Al e., aud s. N. srriv-x Al
ThOmPson'5 At 3 20, A. N and 4 Is
GOING NORTH
Leaves Th0mpsol's s:45 a and : p n. srriv,a Al
Nashville l0:25,A ~, and 50
Sunday Tram leaves Th0mpson's Gf 9AN
The Stages OF Carter Thomas H0Ugh .onsect with ts
Trains AZ ThOmpsons
Through Tickets to Memphis, Wayneskoro', Jackyou
fuscumbs, Florence Colum6iA and Pulaski can be mr.
cured as the General Stage Oce under the verandah Ho
tel A ANDERSOS
declH-G X Eng and Sro't
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WHAT cORs. okIs- FLnCR.
per oa. per Be. per bu. per bbi.
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TN0Es RENT.-A neat bnck Cottage with rooms
Il garden &c, fronting Spring street in Putnams Ad
dtion Edgejed Also small Brick Houss with three
rooms College street. College Hill. Also, Log House
and ten twelve very rich land, about miles
fran the CITY on the Porter Pike. Apply 10
jan9O-l0t JL& r w BROWN,
AK Cherry street.
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TIME copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
i and style OF BROWN & GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jo e. Brown is alone author.
lied to use the name Of the hrIa in liquidation, DC.
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tiGna and Fosterville,...
From Beileuskle, War
frnce. ShalhrViIla I'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26
E,x,okrNn CRY News.

THE BROOKLYN ASSESSORS AT the Common Council on
Monday evening" the Assessment Committee presented
report complaining OF the nccm potency Of the Board OF
Assersors and the wreichsd manner IN which many Of
them discharged their duties They instanced several
In which had been committed which could
only have occurred through the grossest ignorance
carelessness They say s'sound Judgment Integrity,
RICHNESS utterly ignored requisite qualifications in
all the departments OF city government and the pot
house uence OF the candidate made the sole qua
cation for Office under The present syrem OF election
They recommended that application should be made to
the Legislature for ateratonn the city charter by
which able and efficient should be elected TO this
epons.be office. They complained that the undervalua
ton arising from the iDcompeteDcy OF these officers bur-
tbeped the inner wards Of the city with than their
appropriate share OF the neral taxation and that pro-
perty boiders notw ithstarding this fact imputed the
heavy taxation to the Influence of venat Common
Council After short cscvsson, the report
mhed. IN vrder that the committee might submit plan
by which these evils could be remecied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26


FATAL RAILROAD Ao0Dssn. - Yesterday afternoon .
German named George swsrtx, residing in Harlem lane,
lo9sh street, was run over by Of vhe New haven
trains Of oars which was proceeding SOUTH The de-
ceased driver and got OF his cart for the purpose
OF inspecting the carcase Of IN OF which had BEEN killed
by the railroad and was then yinson the track near
the owner OF the dead animal for the purchase OF the
same, train Of from New Haven came along at
rapid rate and killed him instantly Tho body Of the
deceased taken 10 tho Nineteenth ward station house.
where an inquest will be held Deceased was 81 years
OF sge, and WAS man OF family.
DEATH OF A DETERMINED suIcmz.-Pe.er Duffy, native
Of Ireland about my years Of age died at the New York
at HIS hands by jumping out Of the third story win
dow OF hts residence, No Mulberry street The de.
ceased attempted to commit suicide less than four
times he Jumped overheard twice, while he threw him
other occasions. The dece ased insane An inquest
will probably be held to day.
HAD NO INTENTION COMMITTING SUTcrDE Mrs Mary
Murphy Of 1873 Twelfth street. whose name in connection
with IN attempt at suicide appeared yesterdays He
RAID called ut office and stated that she did not
empt 10 destroy herself did not take any ladAnum With
uch INTENT and that the entire statement regard
her being tired Of this world, 40, premature and
not well founded. We would say 10 Mrs. Murphy that
have in possession . letter from DR.. O'Hanlon
the ply sican who attended her during illness on
Sunday night, in which he fully corrobotaes all
stated In yes erdays HERALD In regard 10 the matter
However il Is with great pleasure enabled to
rta,e, through Mrs MURPHY herself that she had In
ienon Of committing suicide ths night 10 question:
nor has she now the slightest idea Of taxing flight to
other sphere.
TAXING IT Easy Out OF dozen inq rests taken by the
CoroDers yesterday returned TO the oce In
Chambers street There nothing like taking the world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

TfRE IL BAxTiR STREET THREE PERSONS NEARLY
sUTFoCATED-wosDEsFULE ESCAPE OF THE orHxR
OCCUPANTS.
or,ly before 3 O'Clock on Tuesday morning. . Ore
brose In the cellar Of the large sir story tenement
hsuse 80 100 Baxter street, occupied By uprsrs OF
twenty four families The premises ver. very soon died
by the smeke; however, the alarm swoke nearly all the
occrpsnt and they escaped down the stair
way, husded together Ike sheep with nothing them
but their night clothing. On the third foor, Mr. A
drew Brennan resided with bis two children, and Mn.
Margaret Mccarthy, some so years Of age who Kept house
for BIN. Mr.. Brennan vas absent w.h his youngest
chsit At the tine leaving hts son Matthew, boy OF 10
years Of age n home with Nsrgares. Tue hremen
hoised soderS TO the third and fourth sloree and with
snteTns entered the rooms although the smoke suf
locating the time In few seconds they appeared at
the third story window with man named Patrick Regain.
hsu,,ed He had nothing on but hs shirt After
being 10 The open short hD,s be himself
and vas able 70 walk about The neSi brought oct BY
the nremen the boy Brennan. He poor fellow WAS
quite inensoie hs father caught bold OF him the foot
CT The ladder and conveyed hm 10 drug s,ere where
reserstves were applied, when be opened bis eyes and
reoo, nsso his faiher and exclaimed where Is Nara
re, want TO get her OUT The boy will recover The
next exricsnd from the building was the old woman,
Margaret She very much exhausted and quite fee
bls She conveyed 20 the Fourteenth ward police
station where NJ Mcdonald. the police physician applied
the proper restoratves and abe IL doing we'll The
The 8rsi noor Is occupied BY John Plekhsrdt
German baker vho slse has portion OF the front cellar
smcuDt n $500 10 the Rutser. insurance COMPANY and
$500 his household furniture In the rremeu nsur.
srce Company. The 1remen succeeded In combining the
flames 10 the cellar. The greatest amount OF burning
appears 10 have taken place amongst the wood
sheds used By the tenants The other portion
OF the nrst floor 10 occupied by John Dsu.
bany liquor store He has been damaxed
by water and smoke about s2b. No insurance. me
bakers oss vii amount probably 70 near $500. Mr.
Mathew Conner n the owner OF the building 10 dam
cred 10 the extent some S2oo Insured In the North
AmerIcan Insurance Company for 5000.
FpE IN FRONT srsxn.-About six O'Clock 90 Tuss-
day morning Gre discovered In the attic Of build
ing No. asa Front street. occupied BY warde Pease,
a. pickle and preserve store and mandatory. The
nremen soon arrived and extinguished the flames the
two upper oers Of the building only being destroyed.
The damage done 10 The stock estimated II about COO
II N insured for $1,000. - foIlows;-wliamsbure CITY
Insurance Company, IS 700 United States, 81 900; and
building win probably amount 10 81 Geo II u owned By
f. H. Van Beuschoten and insured for s5 900 the Ne
chanics' and Traders Insurance Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26


DuArH From INJURIES RscIKyDp ON ELxCTIos DADA
nlel Mccain Of No s2i East Eleventh street died al bis
veadence yesterday the effects Of injuries received
= the Tenih district poll IN tee Eleventh ward last
election dsy Coroner Copnery being apprsed Of the fact
proceeded 10 the residences oh deceased for the pur
NAMED Dennis and Bernard Loudinc father and son,
arrested and brought befsre the coroner on charge
Of hsv Nc been instrumental In the death OF McCisn.
II apptars that the deceased was electioncerng Tor
Alderman steers, Of the above ward, when ne Was al
tackled BY The opposition section Of the democratic
beaten sbout The bead and abdomen. The LoudIne's
were foremost among the who attacked deceased ~
win bs from the following dying deposition taken
before Alderman Steers, 10 tho presence OF two
Dsn.e wcClau now lying al The bous. Of John cesy 22i
rondnlon from The effects sundry blows and violence
the ~ Dennis Loudne and his Bernard Lou
dine, being duly sworn, and informed q his condition. de
The of he election h nj the Tenth district
election poll Of the Eleventh ward in q, between
Eleventh and Twelfth that while standing In the
sessen b. person named Dennis Ioadns and his on Ser
does not know hat he been ever since IN an entirely
hep'en condition, from the effects Of the
hands Of said Dennis and BERNARD Lounc that the assault
has been informed and believes that bis life IN
Imminent danger from the effects o. his INJURIES and
thai de above statement rsde sh the full understanding
prsech dissonion and he sherce prsvr that the said
Dennis snd Bernard Loudre Tss p srssed and dealt WITH
wors before me this 2ss day q Nov, 1856 JAS r. srExRs
Peter saaircs John NJ Cornell. Witnesses.
The inaasrf viii be continued 20 day when several
vtncsstr will be examined. The prisoners are held In
fulody, 70 swtthe result Of hs nqusisor now pending
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 25-sIr sesue r City Of New York
Msfbewa RNork. sclrs Ouy ard Harvey
lewis walsh Pane Calais pockrs CHAM Tapey. Glouceser;
Eugene PsTter Boston, " Daly Chester; Transport IA
Wis ard g Carrfsn, Hugh NYork Sussu TrAbbou Ind.
lsm: Rosbmy;lsan'ee Candy and siurtevsni Corson,
Brfdpepeft
Old ship Phllaeephia Pool liverpool. bark Elm TAYLOR
sctfs Eugene Parker do. Daley Chester
york. Susan sbbof, Ludlsm Rihmord Va; Transport.
Davis York Ssrtee. Candy Bridgeport: garreiuon
High brooklyn: sturtevant corson Providence. steamer
Sophia, Gaeen. New York
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
FOR loss Of rackes ships samuel Fox and slas Wright
from Liverpool for New York, and ship Louisiana from Ii
verpool for New Orleans, news columns.
See whalemen-
TnE LrvxspooL ougsxc sTEAssHIPs-The sleannship
Canadian vhrh sailed from Qusbec Saturday FOR Ii.
verpoo the las, steamer 70 the 81 Lawrence during this
son No other q the ine win come out 10 The 81
Lawrence uri1 NEXT spring The nexi ofihis line
leaves Liverpool the 18Th inst 0oday) for Portland.
mcn,hy steamer only will be dispatches tina, pct during
VI. winter unless sunceni additional eght should oaer 10
induce the others 70 send extra vessel s, which
&c. unlikely.
sur oEocspAssz, Cei PcTasnsel psey, from Sorsaa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

SUICIDE NJ AN ARMY 0rFIcER--we End in the
Iockport Cbi account Of the suicide on Sunday Ias
neaY Geneva, 81 Lieut.. Truman H. Wabrdse 4th ArtlI.
isry T. 81 A. Lieut. walbrdge bad been ordered 70 his
post Florida after brief leave Of sbseuce He len for
Nv YORK, but returned 70 cenevs and put au end Va
a's &e, ~ ssased, " shooting rasn with pistol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

THx MISTAKEN ECONOMY OF cosrTRoLLEs FLAG6
a DESERVED PHILLrplc FROM JUDGE STRONG.
Nov 25 I'm consequences y the absence OF Judge Pea
body at Newburg, where he presiding ., the trial or
Baker or The homicide Of Poole and ths engagement Of
MI Jrstee Cerke the Circuit this Court could not
sanlxs
Judge Rocevet read the following pointed and pun.
gen, letter from Judge s.rong, OF Kings county
DEAR Jupcr--wben saw ,ou las week vss my impress
slou that should b. able to VI with al your General
Term But on booking my papers since my
argusd before me thai eann r justice o my own esire
ssyss s seo so A ,s ana nsd
Glrrti Court broosn On the rs Tuesday 10 December
lice Z SO snoler reason Why should 20, encounter
sny @ se ~ re- b NV serye ere have
been more ecnsaeTabe than those o. any other Judge % the
oe BILE ;osas psyos ,Ss ssPss.es sossd sy Se
refuses paw although they have been duy audited by
NJ SEEMS = r. undsr the impression thai he knows more
law han % nsss, , q eq Il G ss se
ahourk might be very willing II encounter than my
sgpToera.s q .aci.l relieve orohsr. e
presses them yet reluctant bear the additional
o. sooe people Of your ey With their Comptroller At
their head wiling bs slonld abor Tor them !,
nddons expense, am not nor viii voluntarily place my
self q SITUATION where e 90 ysef an ac' Of papa5le JUS
provide or rs does not ha srpport nv family ana certainly
furnishes for encounterng expense Yours very
Toa JAxEs J. RoosEvrlr.
The General Term then adjourned 10 sth December
Nv Hon Judges Roosevelt. Davies and Peabody.
Nov Is T1 rark Bank hotert Darts Frcd>scks and
oheTnis Was an appeal from Inc Special Term Tor me
appointment Of receiver. Decision affirmed, Judge
Favies dsseutns.
srPREsK coURT-cRcUrr.
Before Hon. Judge Cierke.
John r. ybss The Rrockyn Fire Insrance Company.
This action 70 recover the amount Of damages
defence IRE not occssoned by accident
veroics Tor pa NTH sss3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

Naval Intelligence.
he C. s. frvste Savannah sailed from RIO Jsueifo .or
Sew York on The l3tn Of October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

WANTED--A SITUATION Az COOK, nv ONF W 40
w perfectly understands her IN All it, brarch
best ofey reference svep, Appy Al 81 West wsshag VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

ALMANAC TOR rsy yozx-rRis
scs ssfs..........pss SO ko0r RISES. OF
scs - HtGE saTxs..s.....eve %
Port of New York, November 20. 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

chnP ybss 70. The Rrockyn Fire fnswance Cor1pan,
--Ths action 70 recover the amount Of damage
sustained on q stock OF hosiery In Villa msburg Tn
defence that IRE not occssioned by acct
Verdics for pa intin tsb5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

TfRE ~ BAxTfR T-THREE PRISONS NEARLY
sUIFocATED-wosDEsrUL ESCAPE OF THE orHSR
OCCUPANTS.
'orty before O'Clock on Tuesday morning q Gre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-26

al wss Mcwut Noriesns corone Cousins valparaiso and
IosDos Nov lin, inwsrd. Helyseaa towel. Calcutta;
Begse, Bs.sop NAors I'm A,a ba ar, PIT saeohia
sld freu Deal ~b sh. Plymouth Rock hammond, Nyors
end 30 TF% G efG NIUE % ss ia &
Isyssene s,h ~, larry nrd seoS SAP rrsns,seo isn,
iase..rsn Noy li-sld NAY. ls..npscn saTsnnsa
ipTrg, Nov swsrT Isrissa Cherry. syorE
IIssgs Get 81 Arr rsqgs,e ss AysIrc FrIge sYors;
Bremen. lcckhsId' NYork
sSssrsi Nov 3 AR Psiermo isshsm trieste r,h Fer.
psodias Nics.rsn Csdis ed IL. ksoi simmons Phlsdel.
il poril -, John penny Moses for SYork Splendid Sand.
palrs NOV isd olpsy, cousader, Us@,es, IN. virginia
Bel noud 9.een,,own - ,,-- - v.,.
h6 irb, Haon Gsgera, Reiuers Ebresas; Lar INLAND,
Nrucs.rrr Eov7-sd More Castle. Oliver. Boston taps
passed Deal zane esyl; Radiant; Finn DO. =
sruprr Nav h-in port Esther Frances. Croker for
crosTo Oct sl-Arr sea Foam, rren Cor Price,. Syors;
'I rIrx eSfs Nov Nov SD esissn e.,. rs sc-on
DAYS Grahsms Foley, Austin, = days both from FYork
Psrrrvo, oc, s-arr william, barrett sarseles; Nov :.
Asyes e"hrr Mcdonald Livingston Rsnsocu
$40 iab Mary jane ssgnders rrors; american seavoy.
sw,rrns, iw, Nov ON bark Rhein, from Nyorh Tor
s4 HsrrS, oc, Arr Oriental Marcy, singapore na cid
NO o s s Clara SS0
ana s Noble. -
vrru Nov 1.-THE American bark Della chspn howard,
nom for rS s w sesoop.s snssr ~ ss
from Bangor ard carried away the aers buva s,ancs-
Nov sI TSe smericsp bark Della Chaplin Howard q New
from sS tor sss ' hss es hob sss
Others from hence and y nov anchored n he sorns
tin bch from North Foreand, with loss q anchors and
chains.
povyp Nov pyesserday and 70 DAY brought his port
shout 10 and quantity OF boxes and ola
aed hars sails nc, belonging 70 the American shin Celia
pesrse now stranded the shore Ronncy Hoy quan
isv al other goods have been thrown overheard
M vo,fvp Nor 1.-THE American shin Noses Tavlor ar
lived lom New York essy threw Part 81 her cargo
load Gu he "a us
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-06

4 Gro',
| ed tlin
" sers
|stssvJ
|orAar.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-06
0aro warf.
T. CLOSE &GOS. COLUMN.

| We are now prepared 10 offer dealers aad con
w suiners large stock Of Heavy and She'll Hhra
ware upon terms ~ ices which cannot aii 70 sbt
We propose in this column to keep our customers
posted up In ha DWARF matters and invite calls rom
| our friends who desire fair dealing.
l h or cash propose To sell at small advance
1000 kegs Nas. Cali soon for bargains 10 Nails;
/ T. CLOSE co.
| E,IREKin Safes the only genuine kind for sale
l Il cheapby T. CLoSE ".
IRON ofail sizes for saIelowat 49,,
SAws Circular Mulsy and c' eso Sa xa Gos
| IRON Ax,es, Thimbie Skeins and Springs, at
i T. CLOSE 4 CO.'S.
CARpENTEss' Tools Of every dsscrp,Glo9,s, s for
TABLE and Pocket Cutlery laLss ;sosk for sale
DUMPS, Force Lifting and cRa iRo as%P' io c srls
r LIGHTNING Rodsand Insulators for sale ~
IL r. CLOSE & cos
FAD Pipe ofall sizes from le, ot c s,ls at
81 'o'' renee WY '0'''' +. CLOSE & co.'s.
lAnDEs Tools of every df f. dRrosE q cos
Rife and Pistols best 4 q GnosE e. ' cos T."
- +. CLOSE & cos.
MOVES Portable Grist Mills. o..
T EATHER Betting all sizesat ,s
L T. CLOSE 81 cos.
pLACKsMITH's Tools, Bellows, Anyiis, Ham
ID mer., for sale low at I. CLOSE & cos.
|RorE-M'H'''A d Hemp Al Close LOSE & cos,
ENGlNE, Car and Signal Oil for sale by the barrel
II or gallon al I. CLOSE 4 cos.
cav Mandrels of all sizes from inch to In for
y sale at T. CLOSE y cos.
FARMERS will, find the best assortment of Ames' and
| Forks ac., at r. CLOSE & co.'s.
CHAINS, Log, OK, Binding; Trace, Halter err. end
CoRN Shelter. and Hay Cutter. fo nsn Low a at,
1kn dox. Grain Rakes for sale at
lou T. CLOSE & cos.
1000 scythe snashs, best Pattern,at co,s
YNINNER'S Stock--Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
l. and Zine, for sale at T.. CLOSE IL cos,
CADDLERY and Coach Trimmings at very low
- prices, at 7. CLOSE & cos
WHITE Lead in oil, T. Close and Co. Brand,
w tusreceived, warranted the best in market.
at T. CLOSE 81 co.'s.
+ INSEED Oil by the barrel or gallon at
II L. CLOSE 6 cos.
y T. CLOSE d. cos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-06

Finished Brass Work and Engine Trimmings.
CASTINGS AND MILL GEARING.
GATES PATENT SCREW CUTTER ..
REST MACHlNlSTS, FILES,
Of our importation.
SMOKE PIPE, BREgcHEs, SHEET WORK, ETC, ETC.
We saw to our patrons and the public generally, that
heretofore have been able to keep up with the
mand and now have largely increased Works. in
creased our Firm and have greater facilities for supplying
the West with Machinery than any other Establishment
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