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LOST.
STOVES! STOVES ! STOVES !

THE. undersigned has the right to sell the
Il Patent Cooking Stove, "VICTOR," man
ufactured in the South, and Of Southern Iron.
and at lower prices than Northern castings,
finer finish and more convenient Call and
examine for yourselves.
Below 1give the sizes of the Stoves, and the
number they cook for; also, nv Retail
Prices, and the number of articles TINT
80 with each Stove:
No. 10 cooks for forty, price, $40 90
No. thirty, = 81 90
no. twenty, SO 90
No. T. "-. twelve, 27 90
Each Stove Inns the following articles, with
out extra charge:
One extra Crate and Back,
One Oval Boiler,
One round do,
l0'feet Of Pipe,
One Tea Kettle,
One set Of Waffle Irons,
One Skillet,
One Iron Heater,
One Griddle,
&. One Grid Iron,
2Sheet Iron Pans,
Tin Pans,
One Rake,
One Pot
Extra Pipe charged 10 cents round. All
Stoves warranted. Extra castings at Foundry
prices
l have also, good variety of Northern
Stoves, and farmer'e Boilers, at low price
gEB Call at II. W. LAWSONS
I'm Ware Mandatory and Stove Emporium.
July 9, 1857 10 Bun
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CHEAP DRY GOODS;
SPRING TRADE 1857,
AUGUSTA, GEO:
RROOM & NORRELL are now
- in receipt of their New Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
HD ME w ,@ I" @D 80 q
Embracing all Of the Latest Styles Of Tie
Season in
IAD IN. .HE%~ @OD0Bg1
AS We'll ds a most Complete Assortment OF
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES;
TO which they respectfully solicit attention -,
Plain: Brk and Fancy DRESS Silks; beau
tiful assortment;
Rich Foulard, Berege and Muslin ROBES;
Large Assortment MUSLINS, Lawns,
JACONElS, and ORGANDIES:
fr. EAMBRiCS CIAsIBRATs, dnd
DEBEGEs and DEBEGE ROBES, for
Travelling Dresses
clIALLIES. oI1ALLI DELA1NEs
and ET IE DELAINES;
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, for Ladisl
PRINTS Ms: and c1Sci1AMs. every Style and
MOURNING GOODS in good assortment;
VIII. CAMERIcS, JAC0NETs. BlULLs
and NAINSUOKs. Plain, Striped and
Checked;
Plain aud Dotted SWISS; wm aid cold
TARLATANS; :
EMBROlDERIES, a very larpe nssortinoai
of every description -,
DRESS TRIMMINGS; SKIRTS of all kinds:
MANTl!.LAS, beautiful assortment for
Spring aud Summer;
STELLA SllAWIS; VIII GRAPE SIIAWLS
HOSIERY, a large assortment Of every de:
IRISH i.iSESs, LINEN suEEr1Scs Pill;
Low LINENS;
TABLE DAMASK, DAA1ASK TABLE
CLOTHS, &c;
TOWELLINGS, IICCKABACKS and TOW
Els of all kinds;
SUMNER CLOTHS, CASSISiERES, DRAP
l'E'ETES, LINEN DRILLS COTTON;
AIDES, and many other goods for Gents
and Boys wear; a
English aud American LONG CLOTHS.
PILLOW COTTONS;
Bro Bl. l0-4, ll-4. 1874 SIIEETINGS;
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, FANS;
AlcXandcrs KID GLOVES SILK MITTS.
Long and Short;
TICKS, STRIPES, PLAIDS, CHECKS; &C.;
Together with large assortment of Goods fot
SERVANTS
March 20, 1857. 4s-tf
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sH%~ ~ ~. EsIEe
1O.oHO RIECEs * WALL PiPERrNG.
800 Papers: Of Transpatent Nind6W Shades
With ;Picfdt4s:t e. match. !
& fuat tntS ana PlaKtStS ffSyff. Abbx3tiIsS Bio.
Ling. tJ patehass win ID Ven 1SesII
At II =: A BLEAKLY.
Augusta, Ga., May2 1885: 5a.iy
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r u u u E rs
HAT ESTABLISHMENT.

pERSONS visiting the CAPITOL would do
l. well to call at FULLER'S and obtain an
Outfit III the shape Of q new and Fashionable
Head Piece
Remember, yon wiN not regret a call ut
FULLER'S.
May 10, 1851 1y
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MALE ACADEMY

ABBEVllLE MALE ACADEMY.
TNuE Exercises of this Institution will be
Il resumed OH the First Monday in Janua-
ry next. The government of the School will
be rigid, and every effort will be made to main
tain n high standard of morality.
The Scholastic year will be divided into
two Terms. The first will commence on the
lst Monday in January, and continue Twenty
eight weeks; the second will begin on the I'd
Monday in September, aud continue twelve
weeks.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Writing, Spelling, lst Sea. I'd Ses.
and Primary Geography, sl4 90 s 6 90
The above with Geography,
History. Arithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar and Exer-
cises in English Compo-
sition, 20 90 8 90
The above with all the ad. w
vanced English Branches. % 90 10 90
The above with Latin and
Greek, % 90 IL 90
Students will bc received at any time du-
ring the Session and will be charged from the
time they enter until the end of the Session,
unless special arrangements are made to the
contrary.
Boarding can be obtained at reasonable rates
A. c. ELDER, A. D.
Dec 19, 1855 33-tf
rB- AbbevilIe Banner will please copy.
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"GD @.%MI "~
House and La

AAOsaSS st11u 1LpS
TOR SALE, in the Town of Abbevillc-
l. Apply at this Office.
May I, 1857. 5etf
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TERMS OF TUITION.
NOTICE.

NO1lCEs
TO1IN WINCEY, Esq, will be happy to
q attend to
OVER HAULING OF ENGINES
or Mill Works, in the Vicinity Of Abbeville
and tile, surrounding country:
Applicants will please apply to John En-
right Abbeville, or VIM. teb6y, Charleston;
8. G.. JOHN WlNCEY.
Oct. 81, 1856. 26-ly.
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Wheat Trade.

HAcslu quarters,
FIRST BRIGADE CAVALRY, J
NEW MAnKEr, June 20, 1857 {
ORDER NO. l
COL JlIO. F. TALBERT, of the I'd Regi-
ment. lst Briga1. Cavalry, having resigned,
Lieu JAS G. MARTIN will take
command of sai'l Regiment, till an Election for
Colonel shall be held.
ORDER NO.
I1EUTCOT- JAS. C. MARTIN will forth.
with order IN Election for COLONEL of the
~ KeE'mcnt of the LIST Brigade Cavalry, on
SATURDAY the first day Of august ncri, to
M the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Col. Tnbert.
by order Of
GEN. PERRYMAN,
lst Brigade Cavalry.
Jno V. M"oRE, Brigadc-Slnjor.
June 25. 1857 tJ
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The friends of WILLIAM A. GILES re-.
spcctfully announce him rs Candidate for
the office Of Ordinary at the ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-07-10

eY- The friends of MATTHEW r. COCH.
RAN respectfully annShnce him a candidate
for Sheriff Of AbbesilleT District, at sshe next
election: = ~
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sB The friends of MATTHEW MoDoN:
AID respectfully announce lia sscandidsts
for reelection as clefk of the COURT of Gen:
efal Sessions and Common Pleas for.Abbevilly
District at the next Eieetion. ), ~. q
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cB- lisSfriends of GEORGE VI. RICHEY
respectfully announce him a Candidate for
Sheriff of Abbeville District at the next
election. ss =,
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cY- The friends Of JOSEPH fsmOOkE re-
specially announce him n Candidate for Sheriff
at the ensuing election.
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S.1H- The friends 1T 8. G.. .M.. DILL Iresspest.
fully ann&ghee him Candidate fSri sHsfia, Il
sfhe eSt.Eection: -
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The friends Of T. B. MILFORD respectfully
ANNOUNCE him as a Candidate Tax Collector
of AbbeSille District at the next election.
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sIH The friends o. W. R:GRIFR4N rs.psos:
fully annCuTse him s,candsates lSferW e
tas ensuing sleetlon- l1y q 1885,
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.:tB- The friends Of NIMRoD MocoRD rs!
specAully announce him as Candidate fof
Sheriff ,et thespsuihg election.
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"A m Ii IL OF Y Pc s
Straw Isollllets ut Cost.

HESPERIAN CHAPTER r.. A.. NJ.
A EXTRA Convocation of this Chapter
"A will be held on the Afternoon and Eve
ming of Tuesday, the 18th inst, scomncncin
at O'Clock. This Convocaton wilI4be rcserv
ed for the special accommodation Of Candidate.
from the Country, DR.. Albert G., Mackcy
Grand High Priest will preside. Royal Arcl
Masons generally are invited to attend
BY order Of NJ. E. III. r.
CHARLES II. ALLEN, Sec.
July TO- 1857 10 1t
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The friends of JAMES II. COBB respectfuf
ly announce him as Candidate for Sheriff aS
the next election
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.,ea- The frisuds 9f B. W. HAWTHORN rs:
shsetfully su6bunce him 9, candidate for Sheriff
81 AbIstille District q the ne1t election.
=: - MANY FRIENDS.
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w- The numerous ffisnas o. Col 4. J
ROBERTS IT. tespssttaly p e +, ann0unes i Can
didate for Sheriff at tHe. ensuing election.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
LOCAL MATTERS .
Oursrps.-Ths late Samuel Zimmerman
Mr.. Serpeant Bsttsw orth. etc


DAVENPORT, March 10, 1857.
Ne,.,,. Geo. L. Davenport. Aato'ns L.
Glars and Others.
Gentlemen lin reply to your communi'
cation requesting me to allow my name 70
be used in come ction with the MayorAity
of this city 9. the coming election. ! peg
leave to ssy. If it is the general desire 81
the citizens that should serve the CITY IN
that capacity, will consen. to DO So and
endeavor by faithful discharge Of the du.
Tie, Of the Office to sustain the character
which my friends have In so hat,sring
manner attributed to me. A. my sole OBJ.
,ect will be TO advance the interests Of the
city for the general good of the Inhabitants
thereof, / must be permitted to say that ]
would not receive any compensation what.
ever frou ii. City Treasury for hsssrvice.
Very respectfully.
Your obt. serv't.
GEO. B. SARGENT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

DIs.sPiaIriso. drsy loaded with .
barrel Of whisky and one Of -four. started
ON Fourth street yesterday. The driver,
with the most sslfsacriAcing spirit. had To-
ken on board Of himself a. much Of the
whiskey a. he could carry on dry land. but
9th the dray he foundsrsd in the mud.--
The dray was unloadsd and got away, but
- the driver couldn't DO made TO dispense
with HE cargo or tighten up, he was seated
on the pavement. and left to b is own uedi.
tations.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

Mr.. CHAs. II. DAY, Of Chicago, having become
hereafter have the entire supervision OF that de-
psItmsns. AZ Mr., Day is one Of The best Job
priptsrs 10 he Union. and our facilities for the
..,ca s,on Of work have recently been greatly en-.
AIged by large additions Of latest s'siss u type,
&c We car now promiss our patrons to xseute
Job Work Of eli varieties with nsstness, ehsapn
ana despatch. By the notice above, Will be
sssu that ~e nave ordered more steam prsss ma
shtnsIy. This Is The only ONCE il the CITY where
stssm power IL used, 80 that our facilities are
unsQuallsd. sANDEhs BIO.
DAVENPORT, March 10
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

Joxu G. SAxH's LIcTu1I.--Griggs hall
wa. dedicated on Wednesday evening BY .
lecture from ,h., witty man. John Q. SAKE
-, very 1T opening and W hope It may
never be used for worse purpose. The
Hall was well filled and the audience were
highly entertained. Mr.. SAKE in person 10
tall and athletic, standing over six ices y
nj. ,,ockinss. His face is genial and sun
nv, bssming with humOr, yet bearing the
impress Of high intellectually His orato.
20 i. defective, both in voice and gesture.
but his manner is overlooked in his matter
which /, ,erse, vigorous and sbounding in
fun. He poem on New England, that fruit
IN, ,heme for the muses., was serious, satlr-
,e,I and comic. He passed over the same
sround culled by one of our pOet'iesturers
of'ob-'s, and, it seemed to US, with less e.
feet. His closing poem Of the proud his'
Mcbride" 10 familiar production, and re-
m.rksble for ito punaing character. Those
Who failed to attend this lecture missed
rare entertainment.
Mr.. SAKE will lecture agai' Saturday
nigh, on the Money King satiricai po'
en- which constitutes . part of his stock In
trade a. q lecturer, it never yet having been
published.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given that an election will BE- hold
~ en- on the hrst Monday VI April the usual
places Of holding such elections In each and every
cinet In Scott county; at which time place there
will be vote skel by the legal Of rid couny
for the following odacers o-wt: One Superintendent
Of Public Instruction for the State Iowa. one naer
Of the Land Once, Commissioner Of the DssEeis.s
Rapids improvement, District Judge for tbs lbox
teenth Judicial district, cousstiug Of Scott Jaeksou
Scott county, Iowa. aE
The votsrs Of the county will also the sane tine
aud places vote the License Law, the ballots bsux
written either .Por Lcenssn or sAxainat Lssaes"
In testimony whereof, have sat my hand this Nh
day Of March, 1857 w. u. COOK, 1920
meh4 dv2w Oos Judge.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
NEW FIRM.

lN chased the entire stock OF
Clothing, Cloths and Furnishing aeods
If Edward Alder, are now Offering them u xfssuy
redu ed pricesJer casa: ,,h,,. MT.
,,aays. We shall, continue The mAhun CURE o.
Custom work under the supersbion OF Nj Sons
Dupp, Garments made to order Win nestnsS ~ ~
IN Inc most approved style. Mr.. Adm Vim nis
msusi good taste, while In the market 9 lev Gays
M All has purchased for ~ ahe sLock Of
Fancy Cassimsrss, Cloths, Vestisgs. %,
vhish We will offer 70 our fhsads VIZ AIN isx ~
y, ina old stand Of Edward Alder, opl0ste LsSlohs
ua az. - ~ AIS X. II. PARks = sco'
davenport, March 10, 1887. y
m6ai (Slsts Democrat and News csPJo
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

New Store and New Goods
E. & r. H. TYNER
Re nov opening at the stand formerly occupied By
"A sutton d Co., conner of Rock IslAnd And ssssaa
sfrsetA an entire new stock OF e
DRY GODS,
Bought BY one of the nrm in the city Of N.v Ys.s.
expressly for tins market and we'll suited To the traAs
and season. Our stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
IslArge, and comprises great many elegant styles
and patterns Black, Fancy, Plain, Striped and Pasa
Silks, Muslin and Wool DelAnss, Wool bsrsSss, nnx-
sh and Preach Msrinos, Psramstta closhs q. AlsS,
~ Aliens and other good brands Of
PRINTS.
All of which will be sold at low prices.
CLOAKs AND AANTILLAs.
This department Of our stock Is full and connsts,
and contains great many new styles, boashs Direct
Of the manufacturers also splendid assortasst q
cLoAKTNG CLOTHS,
Long and Square Brochs and Bay State shsvl,,
Broche Scss Ac also nies variety Of Ladies', Opsrs
Hoods Comforts Vietornss Quilted and Hoop sSirts,
Hosiery, Gloves &c. Our stock Of y VI
EMBRoIDERIEs
Contains great many beautiful Collars, HAadk.r.
cnlei5p Sleeves LAcdn and &1kkAus.
and acomplete stock Of Velvet and other Dress ssd
Cloak Trimming. Our stock Of
STAPLE GOODS
is very large, aud contains splendid variety or bsd
Blankets brown and Bleachsd Masli - nd Driliinss
Ticking, Woolen and Canton FisnnsA Einassys Dsa.
inns, Crash, &C.
Our goods with the sn teutiou of onsnin
here about the first last month"; but were NOT ahls
to procure room. The season has 20 FIR advanced
that will sell them At very low prcss-us low IN not
lower ever before offered in this city in order
to make room for our spring stcck of gosds. F-ss
The public are respectfully invited 10 call and sxar.
20 our goods and prices. u. X. n. TYNEa
Davenport Jan IS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

O5IrUARY.-The Rev. Calvin Cotton died
few days since at Savannah, Georgia.
He was the author Of the Junius tracts, and
edited the speeches and correspondence Of
Henry Clay.-Chieago Jour.
The above paragraph strikes Us as an
old Acquaintance. We were under the i'm.
preston that Mr.. Cotton had died some
years since.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

REAPERs AND NowlRs.--Msssrs. Visle
4 Nourse received one hundred and thirty
or forty Of these machines by railroad one
day this week, and say that they think their
sales will reach two hundred this season.
We have sow two threshine machine man.
ufactoriss in our city, and another for the
manufacture OF respers and mowsrs We
should suppose from the above Importation
would do well here.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

WUca WAS Txs EIRsT Boar UP!--This
question appeared on the tapis yesterday
We believe the lrst arrivals were thus: The
Minnesota Belle arrived 1t the extreme low.
or end Of Rock Island Tuesday evening
The Conswsgo came Up Wednesday morn.
ing, and was the first to land at the Rock
Island whsrf. The Fire Canoe came up
soon after. and landed It Davenport before
the other had LEFT our sister city. River
men can now decide for themselves which
was the Aret boat up.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

SURVEYOR GENERAL OF MInHEsoTA.--
Our fellow citizen. Mr.. John D. Evans, has
been appointed Surveyor General of Mn.
nesota. We congratulate Mr.. Evans on
this appointment and the Government on
securing SO good an officer. Mr.. Evans is
one OF the old residenters Of Davenport. He
has always bssnI hard worker in the Dem
ocratic ranks, and deserves reward from his
party. The Office Of Surveyor General is
one Of emolument as well az of honor
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
Washington Intelligence.

The Land Department will shortly is
sue a circular Of instructions to locate the
Sioux half breed land scrip under act Of
Cenpr ess, 1857. 1t will be applicable 10
lands in reserva alton in Minnesota, and other
public lands on which these Indians have
made improvements There are $40 Of
these half bre eds. The scrip is not assign.
able.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Herald Gays.
learn this evening from undoubted su.
thoritv that Robert J. Walker, at the urg-
emit solicitation of Mr.. Buchanan, has ac-
cepted the Goyernorship of Kansas At
6rst he perempterly declined, but subse-
ouently accepted after a free consultation
with the Cabinet to day Of upwards OF
three hours. with the understand that he
il not to be embarrassed in any manner, and
that the Administration 10 to make such ap-
poin.msnts to the Territory a. he may sug-
gest.
The opinions Of the majority Of the su1
nreme Court Judges have not yet even been
6led in the Clerks Office. Judge fancy 10
now undergoing q second revision in manu-
ssyipt, Judge Catron's was printed pri.
ystely, expurgating the clause rejecting on
the majority for discussing the meats OF Inc
ease after denying the jurisdiction OF the
court. Judge Campbell refused 10 aiio"
his to be examined even BY his colleagues
and especially by Judge Grier. the prop
ability is that they will be materially moa
fed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

G1s. SA1ssH1's letter of acceptance will
b found In to-dsys paper. 1t 10 brief and
to the point. He concludes with declining
any salary If elected. 1.-The should have an
opponent, we cannot suggest any improve
ment over the simple declination Of sal ary,
unless il be to relinquish the sum to which
the candidate will be entitled If elected, on.
" on condition of said sum being devoted,
90 fer as it will 60, to the establishment Of
good cyossimgs. II the election should hap.
pen to "come Of on muddy day. the "no
salary, but good crossings" candidate would
no doubt ride triumphantly into Office! 49,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

THH WEEKLY GAzErrs, filled with
reading matter. and just the thing to send
to your Eastern friends to let them know
something Of what is going On in this
Western region, san BE- obtained in wrap
pers At the counting room, the Iowa Book
Store. and Twin City Book Store.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

RGPsBLIeAs MsETINs.--it will be recoi.
lected that the Republicans Of the city are
TO hold meeting at the Court House this
afternoon at . o'clock. to nominate esndi.
dates for city Offices
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

N. t. II. RAILRoAD-Recentlyt there has
been only one train day on this road to
Iowa City. Next Monday there will be
two trains day. leaving at $50 A. ii. and
6:AS P N J.. and leaving Iowa City At s:Io
A. II. and ITO p. III.
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a CARD

IvAVlNG sold my entire stock 81 Clothing,
II Cloths and Cassimsrss, Furnishing Goods,
Se. to Msssrs. X. II. PARKS & CO., formerly q
Chicago, ! take this opportunity o. aan.laf az
lieIt for the above arm continuance OF the same.
Messrs Parks l. Go. are perfssty acquainted
iii Tho nay favor them with their custom, at Ne
old stspd opposite LIE Claire Row. -
nsvenport, March 70, '57 EDWARD ALDEN.
~ hoI state Democrat and Evening News copyl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

oRAHess AND LEMONS arc being hawke
about the streets freely since the arrival Of
the frat 81. Louis steamer, and meet with
ready sale. Even little squeezed up oranges
are refreshing at this particular season Of
the wear.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

HERotsh.-A young man named Peter
Mckinney, we learn, broke through the ice
a, LeClsire on last Friday and was rescued
at the last msment, by Cap. Lawton. at
the imminent risk Of his own life.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

CEDAR RIVER BRIpeI.--Ws understand
0hat this structure 10 again repaired and
that the cars are once more running direct
to Iowa City.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
Is q d r 81
ROOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
books for the People and their Childrsn
Book. Of Travel, Books q Science,
Books Of Romance, Books OF Poetry,
Books of Prose,
llLANK Day Books, Lsdser, Joarasls, Nots, re.
10 csipt and Time Books, Pocket Maps Of all the dit
srent Western States and Territories School Books OF
all kinds, Fin. Lthosraph Rnsrsvnss With or vtthoue
framss Fine Gilt Moaiiag, together With asQs snd
we'll selected assortment Of all kinds Of Legal Payer.
Bal Paper Foolscap Letter, Note and Btilott 10Th
white I'D assorted colors knyslopes ell kinds ndsl-
cold and silver Pencil Cases. Portmonies Gard Cases
visiting Cards, Pocket Inkstsnds Perfumery Fencals
and Psnholdsrs, and an innumsrable quanng o. o@sr
at the Twin City Book Store, I'd street, opposite Il
Claire House. (ssbSddl s.h. STARR, Agent.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
La { est N . w b i.
Twenty Persons Drowned at Sea.

Twenty Persons Drowned 1t sss.
NHw YoRx, March as.
A letter from St. Helena. dated Feb. 19.
says the British steamer England. which ar,
rived At this port Feb. 9th, from Cape o.
Good Hope, when in Lat. II" So southf
Long. 39s 49, west, picked up raft with
Capt. Baker and one seaman, being whole
survivors ofAmerican Whaling Bark. H. H.
Craps. capsi1ed in heavy squsl, on the
night of January 10th. Twenty of the srew
supposed to be drowned;
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

6OLD HEMb.
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COPPER PENS!
1.-THE Pen 10 Mightier than the sword y
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No. SO Brady st., near the Post once.
q large assortment Of
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Ia warranted .ru le,) comprising Ladss, Gem q !.
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new article OF
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Also the Usual variety OF Steel Pens, Including
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For sale retail orwholesale at
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