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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-28

Stores. stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
AND THE ANSWER Is STtyESl
THOUGH cannot keep on hand some 2flt
n or 5000 Stoves, some Of oar neighbors, The rea
81 are sell so cheap and SO good an article OF
Stoves that IL becomes dltcait to supply the de.
ma but new supply OF freight cars have arrive
and been placed on ourr0ad, ant we have comPe eted
nur arrange to be able now Ia supply The
demands 0Ta I. be the same MORE OR LES
So after looking around among all the ZONE
HORSE" Stove shops in this city, TO no purpose,
enDeto
Twitchell & Gillett's,
The only Stove Emporium IN the west and buy &
store as ~ a Stous. In prices. for chespnes.,
We DEFY all competition on-eyerE articic veTraHtsd,
mud ii not satisfactory, refund the money Annng
our assortment may he found the celebrated
Forest Oak. for wood or Coal; tho Climax;
Black Diamond for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All Kinds ol PArlor 0nice am HeaitDg Stoyos,-
Tin and copper Ware on han! AZ all times, Eoof
Ing, JobhHg, &c. done to order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the ?. y.
Feb Adj nAEENPDkT. IOWA,
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MAT FIR TIE HUNERYI

s-s%e--.z. X hANr TAX n Tour siaiis IN Tue tt
st5afssft - w Cltira Market tnesr the Railroad
isss3 Depot, and assure the public thai W.
----s&---4i sha ! et all times be faliy suPPlled
with ali The varieties usual. kentIH meatmarke So
our n aats will he the best the country anGrde
", ulepi 10 furnish pdmc articles, aud put them at
such Prfces will obs ate the necessity "a heretofore
Ing. ,.,,, r,,
Smok ed and Dried eats of best an5hisea ana 'of
Ing. .--r,t.,
N g. Marketing gi!l be delivered 10 our custom
e' n,rSip ,tsls,. a6n A.P. & n. KELLY.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING, ste,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT.
ING, PAPER HANGING, ole,
IaMEs DuSSELL T. JOHN M. DUNN,
HAVING associated themselves
ss--gs- together for the purpose ofcerry-
.-LA .-ssas- ing Oh the Business OF ii USE,
SIGA ORNAMENTAL PAINT.
ING, PAPER HANGING and GLAZING, WHITEN-
ING and WALL COLORlSG on Pc rFy Street, between
"a and3G Streets.
Would most respectfully announce to iheirffiends
and the pu bile generally that they prepared
ecute Painting w. either Lead Zinc attBE lowest
sibls prices and inthe very best style. Their long
peTie Ieein theED1Ye Business warrants thrmIn en-
saring their full sstisfaeloEn any Hofstha
may oe entrusted TO them.
Particular TatteHtioBYlveHto estimating am pub
tic private Buildings Persona wishing any ai the
above work done woEiddo well TO give them call be.
fore letting their work Theyars Iiso prepared 10
eeutt Banners, ndsca prs Masonic ana odd Fell5w's
aprons, Decorating Andtlifng IN a superior style ard
on the most reasonable terms. Paints OF all eolors
repaired ahdready foFusa Glass alt sizes, putty.
&c, for sale.
yunegy, 1851 DDSSLLLN DUNN
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

WHOLESALE AND KETAII.,
THE shsrrher has reeeiy ed from the Eastern ana
i sanrbarn Mark cts a targe and well selected stock
f roods pt ni descriptions in common use consisting
~ pry Goods, Roots and Shoes, Hats aud caps,
Glassware. q QueonswaTe. Buffalo Robes
Grnrerics Dried Fruit. Cotton 3" arp,
rarpe! Chain. Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glass,
a. AT /. a. Kanawha salt Hardware,
Xrl'sand GiilSaws, Iron, all Sinds,stee! assorted
Castings Nails. all inds, Grindsiones, 81
Wodenware, Live Geesefaathers, , piteh&oaS"m'
Sole and Upper Leather, WsliPapsr' c,.v
Willow Baskets, Paints and OILS, Dye Stunsr sc
which viii be sold at small advance for Cash. As
intend keasing everything in common use, persons
aniinp several articles obtain them on Front -
" the Brlck Storcopposite the Mills, payenpnri Iowa
az hss ~ tssq J. NJ. BOWLING.
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A BARGAIN!

TINE story Is tod thai property held 100
those wshinga bargain in house e., nhseJ 10 ali
and viii do 90 for the sake of ne menes. =,
Call soon tho prsi isissi, ,ha nna. Hnnss
Also, u ane lot for sais' m u,ryp.rp,ru
June i3-dt "'
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5fwflrp, 81.
NO. q,
LIE HkkarH RAlx,.

lie CIAaye ROaC.
ME arc now receiving our Spring stock Of nns
W WITCHES, kGold unters, Magic and Kali
road iniesl JEHELRY OF al descriptions. Jet
goods, Coral, Siiserware, aud Fancy Goods sc.
We have the largest and most complete stock Of
Soods ever sr0nsAt to Dg1eHp0rt, which oneR 70
% the pubic as k0D aay west of tn noun.
tains. Nholrs sale Retail.
Please cali and examine our stock, pc e-haps you
ma! dad j: - your interest, are dstsrmusd A
usual not TO be outdone Ia low prices.
April dom ALfREU C. BILLION,
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Land Chain

CHEAP
ss4EsEgs ARE - srGBtE sEGEsE'.
TEW AtsKA yEEME5S1.
7 HAVE ju.t opened an extensive stock OF sto'Ss
sNn- and Hardware IN the bED STAND or H. Il,
HHT 3flEIi s t.t.
SEtoruCE lraDi and Efady streets,
Nhrf= f4ay.-sn ~ Joual large and c0tnpatsassnrf
a4r4IE0,
SHELF fEg HEAVY HARDWARE,
t4ia. -l#Ar..til gteRters and Joner's Tools. UnI
IN la. Fv-g,55uz l,lr Hardware line which viii ,e!l
fF CASH s .f 'i3 bu had At any establishment Ia
thsz sits
Give Ne g Call.
Don't 5as it. iitr Corncr iTdait and Eait Streets
nrTEaiir alr t'ffs Landing.
asa,s-sv.af W. ". PARKER.
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n y Il T C z

e. q. DAWSON 6: CO, have formed :
tJs i'a5tfershP WITH r. II. GrIggs, under the nanie
and : Ne OF IA" rqa. Grggs e. Co., 10 take efe,
on HE let day II sfSIyrnber, 1855.
All fcrs" 4aFlsc unsettled accounts with the old
hTm are Eei Is,>.ed ~ call and settle. oe,o.
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Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Scrofuls, King Evil,
Affections CT the Bones, Syphilis,
Debility, Habitual Costiveness,
Erysipelas. Pulmonary Diseases
Liver Complaint, Piles,
Female Irregularities, Fisrula,
Skin Diseases, Diseasd Kidneys,
ami grsatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood, and invigorasing the entire System
The medicine, though prepared al great expense
yetthe price il moder hat II society nay u
tain IT. THOMAS A. HUXLEY.
Msnnfsetory, corner ofSeye nth and Green sts,
Louisville, X s..
u PFDr sale a. Wholesale retail by
Aplii dGwly G. T.WEsB, lie Claire Ro~
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Tlotbing.

Also
large assortment Of CLOTHS;
Heavy Castor Beaver for over Coats:
Double Twilles German Cloths;
Harris Cashmere Black and Fancy
Heavy Saiinetts for Pants,
Velvet pestingS
firenader
Satin
SILK
Wufstsd
--AED--
HATS AND CAPS.
Black SIX Hat;
o. Far -
HoDl -
Plush and Cloth Caps.
These goods am prepared 10 sell at psIcEs b4 I0w
as the same quality can he bought elsewhere.
would offer my thanss 10 old custome =, but
trust they gel their moneys wor h md nothing
about my thaRks. Suffice II to say / am piensed 20
see them al suy time. ask particular attention
persons purchasing at Whoissale, 10 my goods,
lieving can DO better by them than they can de >
ordering go DDS at the Ea-t.
lie claire ROW Sep!6, l-Is.
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MusIc MUSIC, xusIcn

NUeIC MUSIC! NUSICg
THE DAVENPORT INDEPENDENT BRASS
i BAND having at great expense procured new
and suitable music for almostany occasion, VIII an
nounce to the citizens OF this city and u neishbor
ing cities and towns that they fully prep arrd to
att. .as, asd respectfully solicit The pstrsi
ofthe public. JAS. H. DUMoST, Sec
Api 80 d3m
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FOR the Ladies'.

iFHEACH Kid, White kid. English kd Bronze h ID
4 and E-iv+l Shippers.
3i1o, ki.i, 'asr,... Eaglsh aud French Fasting
Caters, ifo.n so % So Is per pair for sale by
p"ca DAWSON, GRIGfG n 60
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FIR ESii MEA T IS

FTNRE subscriber hss taken slall In the upper end
l. oil the Lower Market, VIII he assures the nu ID.
lie, he is al all times TO them with
good ine ats MS the country affords, and al as low
price thsy be obtained iB the city. He asks
share ofpublic patronage. Meat delivered at the
rtsicenees OF customers. W. d. MOORE.
Nay 7th, 1876. diff
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NoRcRoss' PATENT PLANINa MACHINE

N0RCkOSE PATENT FEANINu MACdlNE
O., HE subscriber, Agent for the Pateniee of Nor
cross Patent Planning Machine viii sell rights 70
Counties or smaller districts in the State Of Iowa
ana will furnish Machines manufactured by the pat
entee, H. Y. SLAYMAkER,
Al Nickons Real Estate Once, Corner OF Second
deee4 and Main Streets, Davenport
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Doots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

THE SHOE TRADE.
/ HAVING Increased our facilities for manufactGr
IA Ing sad dealing in Boots SHOES and Leather, ib
bhaerslxIHf successors to =. g. Dawson os Co, oHe
70 tlf Hi@'.H' aiDGyenportand vicinity, create Ia
Guetaehls thah ever 10 buy their Boots aud Shoes
their. Our retail stock hereafter will always con.
lain eyeri description Of Voda wanted By the reoI
~ aisy @ro b,naklhR extensive preparations Eaf
iry dealers 10 Gali aEd examine our stock and mice
asst is our determination ~ oa as good teru.
tie! can be purct.a3ealn ~ Leuis Chicago
oets5 BRADY g., door Iroa,5s.
Boys Youths ana Infants Boots
A LARGE lotof the above, esif, Kip ard Cow
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGs co.
Home Asde Boots and Shoes.
t{T r. maze every style and quality of Boots, G&I.
w tiers, Oxford fIes and hne caif Shoes for gems
on short notice, ofprige stock.
Those wao want .Home Made" work will please
take notice.
Dcca DAWSON, GRIGGs & co.
Gents CATERS! Boys' Caters. Youths Cater )!
sNHE largest and eest stock have ever offered.
Fine Calf, sewed and pegs cd, double and s3yts
sole. Black and DFab Cloth Callers; Patent Leaihfr
and Buekskin Caters, for saleyery cheap by
Deco DAWSON, GRIGGS & co.
Mems Long Rubber Boots.
L'U kGbber Sandals, 6aiters and Slippers fof T.
- dies aud Gents, Misses aud children, BY
Dec DAWSON, GhIdGS n CO.
Warm Feet! Dry Fsetn
| sANSos, GFibLs d 90: have complete as
- sort,neai d Rur-iined, Cloth and bufaio osef.
sbGrz-tfy s.tio elissp. dec g.
THE SHOE TRADE
4 'StNihF Merchants afc invited to call and ey-
Y aaiiae ptiT .ssdrnent, which il just suited III.
MafkeL 0r lar!ees will at all times be AS los -
Dcc3 III iasoN. GRIGGs Co.
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Election Notice.

k>AIRACT from Reports and Resolution tra
~ Of the General Assembly of the State of
1866: oA
Resolved. That the elections to br holden on
on the second Monday and the day folloWin,r
IN October next. for Senators and Representa-.
t!ves III the State Legislature, shall be held at
the following places, and conducted by tlro fol.
lowing persons, to wit:
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT:
Court House John ". Lesly, James A.. Nc
Cord, John A. Hunter.
Warrenton W. H. Brooks, Wm. O. rursly,
Robert Wilson
Callaham's {: James III. Carwilc, BAIL Cal.
laham. J. Ramsey Black.
r., Lowndesville: T. T. Cunningham, James
Clark. William Giles.
calhouns Mills; D. N. Rodgers. NJ: o. Tall
mnn, w. II. Taggnrt
Bradley's: David McClnnc, A: r.. #ideman,
A. }. Weed.
White Hall: Gen. P. H. Bradley, C. ".
Sproull, J. l.. Hearst.
Greenwood DR.. S. V. Cain, James Creswell.
Albert Funk.
Woodvile: r. r. Tnlbert, johnson Sale,
Peter Mcclellan
=, De"dfallo: Augustus Cobb, Robert Joues,
WIN. Buchanan.
Scnfiletown: William Maddox, Noah r.
Reeves Benjamin NJ. Iatinet
Tribble's store: Z. Triblcf Robert Stuclet,
T. B. Milford.
Smithville: Silas Ray, Thomas Riley; Il. II.
Morton.
Fraziersville: J. W. Frazier, LEROY Purdv
Enocll Nelson.
Stoney Point: VIM. D. Calhoun, Thomas
Stacy, Alexander H. King
Mosclcy's: James c. Willard; Geo. /. Pit
tersnn. William Trcwitt
Cothrans: James II. Wideman; John Chilea.
Capt Robert Lites.
Due West Corner: James r: McClintou.
William Norton, Robert w. Hadden:
Cokcshnry: Geo. A. Allen; F: A: Connor,
Charles Smith.
Speeds: Augustus Smith, John Graves, JOHN
Mosely.
Bordeaux: Alexander Larah6re, W: A: Gro.
4ier, Andrew Guillebeau.
Long Cane Mills: j. n Cochran, r. j. Rob-
erts Geo. Nichols t-<
Mount Hill Enoch Barmore, Andrew Ptu.
lit, Jnines Plain. =. o. ...
Donald's Store: J. EeDonald, J: N: seuright,
II. Brownleo.
Ninety.Six depot: r. r. Goldiug, W. D.
Meriwether, Thomas Nichols. $50 ys =
One State senator, and five Representatives
to be elected. The election to be held at each
precinct for two days; the managers to meet
at the Court House on Wednesday, count the
votes, and declare the election. s..f
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ssSOannc NcWs.',
Messrs. Peruvian e. Walle

AElNG concentrated NIL their forces at
II T. Greenwood are now prepared to battle
against the world in the war Of 10 W FI'RICES
o"dth most and Prcltiest GOOD.S torI tie ieust
money!
We will open our new Fall Stock Of Goons
on Monday next and we ask n call from all T.
Come end examine. and We insure satistaetion
We would say we have a larger and more
beautiful Stock than usual. and we are deter.
mined I" sell them. In the article of
Ras.hy-N;aGe Clothing.
w"ihink We cnn beat the Jews, or ANYBODY
else. in this latitude.
W: w"mld sava word TO our New Market
'ii"u'iS: Circumstances over which We had no
'ratr"i c"inPrl~ liz to remove from vou for a
''"' at h"@. W" would, therefore, be rial TO
see You ut our Store III Greenwood. where We
ShHii cnd"av"r I" compensate You for Your
extra ride. Respectfully
PERiIMAN ~ WALLER
S"rt. 20, l55G. 2.-at
y. E-W,: will attend TO the ship,inr Of
Cotton or other Produce. and will make u,lv van
rts "n Produce ."nt |" LL!FLl- d toIEEaas.
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FIsKs METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
Citation,

bY WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary of Able
vile District:
! y: HEREAS, Charles r. Moseley has M.
w Piled to Inc for Letters Of administration
on all and singular the goods and chat.
tells, right. and credits Of Hannibal Mulone late
OF the District aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonis
nll and singular the kindred and creditors OF
sad deceased to be and appear before me, nj
our next Ordinarvs Court for the said District
to be holden Mt Abbevile Court House, on the
eleventh day of October next to show
cause, if any. why the said administ ration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this twenty.
sixth day of September. in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
SIX, and in the eighty year of Amerri-
can Independence.
". HILL, o. Il. D.
Sept. 26, 1856. % 2t
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

eS TIE subscriber having rurchas- fsS.a
"a ed lands in Florida, wishes to ssi;iil
-A-I sell his Plantation lying in AbhcviIle
District, near Dorn's Gold Mine, on Buffalo
Creek, containing Two Hundred and Fifty
Acres. Of which about One Hundred and
Ninety Acres Cleared: One Hundred and
Fifty Acres nre Fresh, and in good re.
pair, and in high state of cultivation with IN
good Dwelling House on the same with two
good baiek chiinneys to it, with good out build:
ings and n good new Gin House and Screw.
an in good repair.
Any person wishing to purchase will do
we'll to call aud examine, as it will lay open
for private sale till tile 18th of October 1896,
when shall offer it Tor sale at public outcrx'
together with all kinda of stock and Crop IF
Grain, together with II 7ikely. young Nssroes
may he sold at the same time
49,. MrcIsHseo
June.G, 1856 5tds ..
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VI. III. lib b. He lR Y,
Furniture and Chair Ware-roons.
HIS Richardson Street,

CO L U NJ B y, S. G.
'fNllE Subscriber, having enlarged his Ware
i: rooms and Workshops. is now enabled
10 Keep on hand larger assortment of FUR
N1TTRE and CHAIRS, of his own make au,,
some of the best Northern manufactures
AIS" on hand n large assortment Of WALL
PA PER, all Of which will be sold CHEAP FOR
CASH.
1t only needs an examination of the stock to
be convinced as to quality and cheapneM
April H. 1886 ~ "
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Settlement of the Estate of Joseuh Mar.
.'a..' shall, decd.
TNHESubscribers Executors of the lost Will
Il Of Joseph Marshall, decd, hereby give
public noticeto all parties Interested In The Es.
tate OF said deceased, to appear, either In per.
son of;byt attorney, in the Court Of Ordinary
fpr Abbevlle District, 8. c., on the lst day oi
Januaryi S57, "a on that day final settle.
msne wiAebe made, and the Rzscutors will not
tafser ward Consider hemselves as accountable
All persons indebted ts the Estate, it is
hsped, will m4ke payment before that time
and those having demands, (if any( will pre-.
sentsthem fQsInyment.
,x1 ". w; MARSHALL | E3k,a
TJ s. MARSHALL, I .'S ETors'
Sept 90; 1856. 22.sm
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Land for Sale.

A S Agent for William Ware, offer q :
/ "A for Sale the f"l!"win. Valuable
Tracts Of Land. situated in Ah!rrvill. District,
near Scut1ictowu, :auhn River viz: Tr,r,
No. ], containing Two llunor. Il nui 'lr:.
Acres-on this Tract nr.. the nccc..ar;. !.a;fl.
in"s, such Gs dwelling. Gin l:"uS". screw. ,Hc..
with all necessary "u. buildings. yE,rc are
also attacked l. tiS 'Irac; an excellent Fishery
on Salua River. No. . contains Two I!ur:.
.ired and Twenty v'our Acres No. .. Three
hundred ana Forty Acr.s. There are some
fine Wood Land on all these Tracts, a,i as,
valuable Bottom Lands, both on Sal,d. a:.,l
Turkey Creek.
r The above Lands can hc treated for at rri
waite =nlc until the Second Monday in October
next, and if not disposed of before will be
offered on that day q; Srn!?lctowm to the ;.igh,
rst bidder.
Terms accommodating
-. G. NJ. NATriSON.
August >, 1876. Ltd
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Notice

rs hereby given, that an Application will be
l. made to the Legislature Of South Carroll.
ma, at its next Session, for an Amendment of
the Charter Of Incorporation of the Village Of
,Abbepille, so as to authorize and empower the
Town Council TO tax the Property Of thesSiti.
Gems Of the incorporation, for the purpose of
repairing the Roads and Streets, and -forsother
purposes 80 ,sr,
Aug. 27, 1855. l7-3m
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For Sale For Sale.

y DUNG MtLL!KiN. ut their Ianvar,l
L. near Due West have constantly Oh hand
inll supply Of the best qualities "! oak tan
ned and lieinlock Sole. Upper. Ilarn">s AMI all
other lcnthcrs usually in demand, which they
cell Mt fair prices.
fSN Hides taken in ..Nclan"" 10Y Leather
Imc " Mcst, = C.. S"i,t. u. SEQ. u Gm
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Masonic Female College

COKESBURY, S. &
'NHE First Annual Examination will take
Il place on the Twenty. first Twentv.sec.
ond and Twenty-third of October.
The Hon. L. 81. Keitt will deliver tho Annu
nj Address. u
Prof.sF: a. Oonnor the InnuEural.
The Public generally-the Patrons and Na
sonic Fraternity are. respectfully invited to at.
tend.
By order of the Board
F. F. GARY, Secretary.
: Oct 3, 1856. 22-td
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AGRICUL TURAL AND MECHANICAL
IMPLEMENTS!
Machinists' and Builders Materialslt
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND HOUSE RJR.
NlSHING GOODS!!l

a WE have now in store, and will -
40 continue to keep large assort- 4
! W mcnt Of the MOST APPROVED &
AGRICULTURAL lMPLEMENTS for q
Southern Usc T.
CONSISTING OF
Single end two Horse Turning PLOUGHS,
l6 Varieties;
Double Michigan; Double Mould Board and
Hill Side PLOUGHS
SuoSui PLOUGH. several kinds; Formans
Patent PLOUGH
Guilty rators; Ilarrows, kinds Curn Shelters,
kinds Straw Cutters, 10 sizes and
kinds;
Road Scrapers, Horse Hoes; Horse Powers
,, and Ihreslers varieties Of each;
Fun Mills; Grain Cradles; Grass Scythes and
llnn'iles; Smut Machines;
]nsf Hooks; Pruning and Hodge Shearsj
Pruning Saws and Chisele:
sausage Meat Cutters and Suffers; Farmers'
Boilers for boiling food for stock: Churns.
liny and Garden Rakcs; Hay and Manure
Forks; ll"es. Spades, Shovels, Grain
Scoops;
Wheel Burrows, Field and Garden. Rollers
Corn Planters Scales:
Store, Warehouse, and Depot Trucks. Well md
Horse Buckets; Pump Chain and Fix.
lures; Rock Salt for Stock
tB We keep Extra Points for our Ploupba
ma m VIII furnish, ut short notice., such parts Of
lloughs and other Implements, as 1Iiuy be-
''''u !" feP'acc broken pieces
aentlemenS and Boys Tool Chests, &c., lie.
We are also Agents for selling the following
Articles:
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND
COB CRUSIIERS,
Universally admitted TO be the Best Crusbera
ever invented, and in the use Of which for
feeding stock, n saving of onethird is made ns
has been proved beyond dispute.
Hoe Il Cos and Wclcll Il Grifrlths' Circular
SAWS md SAW GUMMEi;S.
Stenrns d Marvns Celebrated Fire, Powder
and Burglar Proof
SA ALAM AN DER SAFES.
Rotary Smoothing IRONS, Heated with
Alcohol.
article.
All the above are offered for sale at fair and
regular prices, in connection will Our exten.
slvc stock "f HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
CARMICHAEL d BEAN,
MN. Il. CAHsnclIAEI, Augusta, Ga.
GEonoE F: ADAM. May 2, 1856. s2.1y
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Sale of Estate Property!
VALUABLE LANDS AID EEGRCEs,.
ce,, o.>.r e..-s-.
ehsa E.cs,:: S.rc,zSis!


3S1 virtue Of his last Will and Testament.
- will sell on ihc 9TH day of November
next, at the late E.s,:,ncr If c. W Man:z
deceased, ''nll the Real and Personal pr","r,v'
of said deceased. to wit,
valuable Tract Of Land. containing Eirh.
tiundred and iily-iivc (S55) Acres. (suhcc,
to rc-surv"v-th" plat tu hc exhibited ON oiav
of salc.) On th" Premises are l,r-rc and com
Portable Dwelling House Gin House and
Screw. and all necessary Ont Houses. The To-
cation is desirable, and the situation elevated
and healthy.
Also, all the Personal Property, consi<';n. of
several Likely Negroes The Crop OF Cotton.
Corn and Fodder the Stock of Horse. Mules,
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep and all articles OF
every kind %! House Plantation Fur:.i;ur.
belonging to said Estate.
IERXS.-'Ghc Personal Property VIII be
Sold OH u cr!it of twelve months ::rI the.
Real Estate on II crc,ii. OF enc, Nv" aii.l three.
years i'll equal annual instalr.cutS. the ia.
payment 10 bear interest wear immediately
preceding th" ii:mc Of lis falling ,!ur; All To-
Ec Secured hy E"tc nnl Security. and a Mort
gage of the premises If necessary.
j. W. HEARST, Exerrt"r
Sept. Is, 1856. colt
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Notice.

Ill persons who hold claims against th"
~ Trust Estate. lately managed hv William
;. Ansly, rs my Agent, will present them 10 me
on or before the 18th November next, aS OF,
that day the Trust lH;at" will be finally set.
tied in the Commissioners Office Mt Ahi,cy!ll,.
Court House JOSEPH l., HEARST
Sept %, lal,;. 22-tl1 Trustee.
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asreat News 10 the Public.

fNIlAT SlAGER & LIVINGSTON. being
4 'lc>ir"us Of Reducing their STOCK to
make room for Fall Supplies, will dispose Of
their
Summer Goods
at greatly reduced prices, as in Charleston ::
Rr,hial Muslius, Brcions, .Taconet, Swiss, Culi-
60, dc.
--.ALSO--
Their Stock of CLOTHING, supply of Ne
gro Goods, Straw, I.cghorn md Panama Hats
Umbrellas, Carpet Sngs, dc.
Also
y good supply OF Gold and Silver Watches,
Claims. Jcwciry, Fancy Goods 8c.
With many other articles belonging to a gen.
crtl assortment to he found at
SI.AGER d LlVINGSTON's Store,
The old Stand of Mcssrs. Wilson Il Williams.
July IL. 1886. loft