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FATAL ARRAY IN BRrNswICK, GA.-The Augusta
Dispatch states that affray occurred In Bruins
wick, Ga, on the evening of the Oath, between Col
c. W. Styles, candidate for Mayor, and Jacob W.
Moore, representative from Glynn county, in which
the latter was killed. 1t occurred public meet
the fidelity of Mr. Moore in matter Of public
policy, and Moore pronounced the charge false
determination followed, and shots were exchanged
in the Academy, the bystanders being requested
by Mr.. styles to lower their heads 1t is stated
that styles acted on the defensive.
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@6P Try
Semple's Infallib.e
BAKING POWDER
For sale by all druggists. de 90

my. SLAVE INSURANCE.
ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CHAR
L0TTEsvILLE, VIRGINIA.
This Company insures the liyes Of SLAVES for
one or four years on the most reasonable terms.
KNOWLES & WALF0RD. Agents.
de 29-2w Office No. 81, Pearl street.
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b3- STocK OF Doors, SHOES, TRUNKS
my saIe Of the stock of Roots Shoes Trunks Carpet
Bags, SC, THIS MORNING. commencing at 10 ok,
at the stors of Mr.. David Walsh, Main street.
dc 81 THOS. w. kEESEE, Anct.
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Darn OF THE GOVERNOR or TExAs.--Gov. II. q.
Runnels, OF Texas, died in Houston on the 18th in
slant He had teen a resident Of the State for Is
years, and previous to his settlement there, had
been q prominent politician of Mississippi, Of
which State be was once Governor.
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SHIPMENTS OF FLouR.-The New York Express, in
noticing the fact that the cost of -four III Chicago
with the price of freight to New York, Is Is cents
than the ruling rate Of the article In the lat
ter city, says:
At the low prices current Ia New York there is
no demand for export large enough 10 put freights
above 2s or 80 cts. per Dbl to Liverpool. price at
which ships do not pay expenses. Judging from
the condition of the English markets, there will be
no advance there to warrant shipments for months
TO come. The price in New York is not high
enough to Induce shipments from the West In ex-
cess Of the wants Of the home market, and 1t may
be considered settled fact that the grain harvest
OF 1867 will not come forward, nor move in any d.
rection, until navigation opens. Merchants who
depend upon the sales of grain by the western
the extensions of October, are destined to disap-
pointment.
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ARRIVAL OF THr IsAsEL-lThe steamer Isabel or.
rived ~ Charleston Monday morning, from Havana,
with dates 10 the 9th inst. The following Il the
only item Of news OF any special Importance:
By the Spanish steamer Union, which arrived
from LAguna and sisal on the i4th. the news was
received at Havana that the revolution at Yucatan
wes concluded; the Reyolutionists at Campeachy
had returned TO obedience to the Governments, and
the rsportsd bombsr dnasnt Of Sisal proves 70 be
false.
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:. No.Tn cAnosrsA. --senstcr Bigrs, II North Caro-
nns y said, will be appointed Judge Of the " O.
District Conrt Of North Carolina In place Of Judge
Potter, deceased. Hon. II. L. Chngman viii BRO.
0eeiy saeessd Judge piggs W tbe seeass.
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INDIGNATION MEETING AT NEW 0RIEASs.--1he news
of the capture Of Walker and his army has been re-
eeived at New Orleans, with general indignation
and great execIation. We learn by telegraph that
meeting has been called, to give expression to
the feelings of the community. The feeling IN f.
yor of reinforcing Anderson 10 intense.
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TIE LATE FATAL DuEL IN FRAsCE.--Whst Is termed
the "society" Of Paris has been extremely im-
pressed within these few days by an event that is
luckily not of frequent occurrence In the civiliza
ton Of modern France, by a duel, the cause where
OF as futile as its issue has been fatal. young
Neapolitan of very high family. Count Cataneo an
only son, not yet five and twenty, handsome and
distinguished in every way, but alas. too easily
led into the various centers of dissipation that
abound 10 this town, was In the habit. since his
arrival here, of attending the dancing lessons of
the famous Cellarius. At the sane lesson were
several young Frenehmeu, among others, NJ. de
F., cavalry ID ;er. 1t is the practice at the
dc danes in question to Invite partners for
the students a certain number of ladies of a more
or less equivocal character often chosen from the
inferior ranks of the ballet corps of the opera
One of these nyrnphs had thought proper 10 de-
tach flower from her bouquet and place 1t in the
buttonhola of 81. de p, but half sn hour after
che changed her mind, aud taking back the flower
transferred 1t to Count CatsDeo. qIadrille was
formed and i'll luck DEGREES that the two young
men are placed opposite each other. The Neapoli-
tan, with the vehemence Of gesticulation Of his
countrymen, chances to run against the cavalry
officer, who replica by somewhat violent express
sion and from this slight and unworthy cause
came the whole tragedy.
Seconds were chosen, the spot and the hour
named and pistols demanded by the Italian as the
arms. The seconds of VI. de F refused, from
the conviction shat with swords the affair would
be more easily arranged, and could be put an end
to at the first wound. The swords brought were
Italian ones, belonging to Count Cataneos seconds
and he therefore had an advantage in the duel
For NJ de F., the weapon put into his hand was
unfamiliar one to him; much longer than tLe
sword used in France, Its guard Is differently
placed, and the management of II requires ALTO
gether different practice. Nevertheless, at the
third pass. the unfortunate Neapoltan threw him
self unguardediy forward and was literally run
thr0u Sh from chest to back bone. There Is but one
voice upon the moderation and gentlemanlike con-
duct of the French officer, hut do not remember
any occurrence that, for long years past, has pro-
dGeed the universal sensation that has been made
by this catastrophe. You enter neither private
saloon, nor place of public resort, without hear
ing 1t commented upon, and It is just now the
theme of every conversation Aaaehester Guar
1sra CoTyssp0ndent.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

EsA. SHERIFFALTY OF HENRICO.-I am
andidate for reelec ton to tie Office Of SHERIFF
Of Henrico. JNO. A. HUTCHESON
de t9--dtde
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e~PuBIIo MEETING IN MANCHESTER

ES PUBLIC MEETING IN MANCHESTER
FREE BRIDaE.-A meeting. Of all who may feel an in
terest in the subject will he held inthe Man
chester, ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF January,
1855 at early candle light TO take into consideration
the subject OF FREE BRIDGE to Richmond. This
subject has been privately considered and discussed
for some time in Manchester and il is determined
not 10 allow it to slamber longer
Addresses may be expected from various gentle
men, among whom We Will name the following: +
g. Ruffin, Chas. H. Rhodes james Fisher. Jr., and
Chas 4. Friend. We invite all The friends Of the
cause to COVE. de 24-dtdl FREE BRIDGE.
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tn esAxns rssxcs.-Tbe news Of thu birth Of
= rsioce 81 Astnras ocessioned great rejoicing In
Ssssas. Hands played pss,oass airs, and pssls OF
s ofsnsnss rsseanded from the battery OF
- II % the rsmpAsts 81 cabsnas, which were
ssesses no@ ss shs sortifcations ana The .h,,.
ssss .sals al ne chimss Of the city and suburss
ssngieysssls fs several ho.r.' NV ss'siD'
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TIE AaN--eince the death Of Captain Paige,
MAJOR Mosdecsi Myers, Of schenectady, Gen. Wool
= ~ upitsd States Army, and Dr. John Mccall, oi
usinas ars the only sarvisipg officers u the 18th
regiment In the war OF 1919.
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Tas Aiss1osAsiEs ~ lspns--Ws learn tsays the
ShiasdsiphiA Enquirsr,I that letters have bssu re-
esessd wbieb are cslcolatd 70 give assurance, that
hif's sssrm may be entertained for the future, IN
ssiseass % the faie Of the American end other
Aissionaries In India.
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LOST.

LOST.
T OST-On the 2sd inst, either al Mr..
IL Belyius Lumber Yard. or between there and
7th street, on Broad, Silver Detached LEVER
WATCH No. 1915 N. j. Tobias. maker, and fine
name of WIN. MIfGHELL, ia. Richmond, on the
cap of the watch. reasonable reward will be paid
for its return to this Office. de Sits
7 OST-Yesterday, 18th inst. between
IL Poplar street and the Basin, my FREE PAPERS.
They were In Pocket Book. containing Receipts,
Nc. viii give liberal reward for them e left at
'D j. s S@s.. '2i free man e q Color.
7 OST or Mislaid, Certificate No. 7O6,
IL issued By the Savings institution Of Richmond
for ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. PAYABLE to Mary B.
Strange dated April I'D. ls6 The finder will please
return II TO NJ B, Strange 2. O., University cfva
de i2-12@
CARPETS. AT AND UNDER COST FOR
~ CAsH.-A large lot WOODEN Carpets slightly
applied Of good quality several pieces Brussels very
low KuKs, Mats. Uruggets. dc, &c. The ladies are
invited 70 call aud see them ~
ds a G. A.GWATKIN'B.
DOTATOEH AND ONIONH.--l5O bush
els Potatoes and Onions. In store and for sale by
Dc - wM. TAYLOR.
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, snperior assort-
~ mont of Cio<ks. some Of which run twenty
DE- 4 y ss' '-'' y ! as sss square.
OLIVER PLATED FORKS aud spoons,
'.'s By fs cas sss.;;..
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THE CENTRAL HOTEL

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Situated at the OF Grace and 9Th streets front
ing the Northwest of the Capitol square and
near to the Washington Monument, will be in readi-
ness to receive guests on the LIST January. ls5s
The locality in point of contiguity TO business,
Merchant Mills, and arehouses, together with its
healthfniness because OF the beautiful promenades
afforded by The Public Grounds Immediately In front,
render it at once attractive.
With such advantages the proprietor appreciates
his responsibility in undertaking to serve the public,
to which, he gives assurance of ample supplies
and the most assduous attention to the wants OF all
who may favor him with their company.
de 2s-dts FRANCIS j. SMITH. Proprietor.
y. J. &. would be happy TO receive calls from
members of the Legislature and others, who might
wish a. engage rooms before the opening day.
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SUI LoyEsaooD-TAe amusiHg sketches called
the ISN'T Lovsngood storIes,s are written by Cant
George w. Harris, postmaster ct Knoxville, Ton
nessee.
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The subscriber will continue tn Coninct, az the
store next door to the old stand Of Harris Echols
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS, and will be pleased to have the patron
age of the friends of the old firm aud the public.
TOBACCO. &c.
de 3l-d6tcw2t JOHN A. HARRIS.
GERVANTS FOR HIRE.--Three COOKS,
- two very superior ones. and several House
GIRLS. For terms, apply to
q. W. R0YSTER,
de 3l-2t At Dunlop Moncure K Co 3.
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TrRYIArRsr ERnM MEYICn

4 private note. written on the morning OF the
18TH two DAYS after the revolution at the Capital,
and the latest possible, says, everything goes Oh
we'll - by which ia Doubtless meant that the city
was quiet aud the dictatorship fully established.
Our adviees from Vera Cruz also, the 2lst inst,
state that that city was quiet As to the pronuu'
cismento there and at Puebla, they do not differ
materially from those Of the Capital 1t see,ss to
have been well concerted movement, and probA-
bly, was coextensve with the Republic. At Vera
Cruz and Pueba, doubtless other points, all that
was necessary was for the garrisons TO quietly
transfer their allegiance from government now
no more to more absolute dictatorship. The new
order of things, however, seems to have every
where been fayorably received, especially at Vera
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80 LA~s-.Iti Il tbs ints utioa Of Gan.
u.'snsn. Immediately amer the Close q n,
-. sos .oleurnnsnt TO intrednce III the uou.s !
III 10s TIE rssssl os.npdiacasion Of the psutralitv
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Tue Mssssos TO RrssIA.--Tbs Washington CORES
peodsus the New York Times states that the Hon.
xfancis w. Pickeps, Of Z. O., has been nosina.
ted 70 the Senate for the mission ct &c. Petsrsbnrg
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IIIHEss or EDWIN FosREsr.-Mr. Forrest, the ira,
gsdian, is dangsreusly III at the American Hotel
IN Cleveland, Ohio,
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Schrs. Richmond, Moss, for Richmond and Msrga-
ret Henson for City Point cleared at New York 18th
inst. schr. +. French. Loveland. from Richmond,
arrived at do same day.
Schr. Josiah Achorn, Merrill, for Richmond, sail
ed from Rocklandr20th inst.
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DsATa on /. NrL KNOWN MisisrER.--Rsv. Dsaie
baker, 6undsr Of Asstiu College, Texas, 10 dead
IL was native Of Va.
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BOARDING, &c.

ROARDING.--We respectfully inform
IL members Of the Legislature aud others that
we have several very comfortable vacant ROOMS in
above 6th where they will DO pleased to receive ap
plcatioDs. X. b. NJ. j. MURRAY.
do 30-dts
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ISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER.
~ gIiIp -Tl,a firm, I.fI & EGIIQI Il

y SHIP.-The firm Of HARRIS ECII0LS Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent The name Of the
concern will be used by either party in lq uidation
All persons having claims against the concern. are
requested to present them for settlement and those
indebted TO il will please forward and settle
January LIST, 1857. HARRIS 4 ECH0LS.
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SHIPMENTS or GOLD FROM CiLIfoRSIA.--The follow
ing is comparative settlement of the shipments of
treasury from California for eleven months Of 1856
and 1857
lsA-By steamers and sailing Vessels 6,SG,ii6 g
ls5T- 81 - 90 q. a. 3l2, 5c9 IS
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~ MILLINER

rag MILLINERY GooDs-SPECiAL No
TICE-The subscriber will, from the LIST day of Janu-
AIRY. 1853, sell exclusively FOR CASH.
The stock will be weekly eplenisfled with the
choicest goods and cold at fair renunerative prices
N. q. BARTON, Joy Main st.
de 2S-l2t Neur lfth street
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r. ANDERSON, the House adjourned.


ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION IN BATON RoUaE, Ia
The Baton Rouge Advocate records a most singular
attempt by some person unknown, to assassinate
the Rev. Father Lavay, Of the Catholic Church OF
that city:
He was at the time In company OF the Rev. Mr..
Hubert and p. II. Murphy, Esq, Principal of st.
Jeseph's High School, at the supper table. What
makes the crime more mysterious lie the fact that
the reverend gentleman can assign no reason
for the dabolical act. The assassin fired through
glass door, the ball grazing the shoulder and
penetrating the wrist, where ii still remains. The
cowardly wretch, whomsoeyer he may be. open
cd all the gates. and the moment he fired ran with
all his speed. This community, of every class and
denomination, regrets exceedingly such high
handed outrage on good citizen, one who stood
like brave soldier amidst the plague Of 1853, ad
Ininistering to the bodily and spiritual wants of
The sick and dying, and even when the nearest
friend or relative would abandon them, this de-
yout and holy man would not.
We are gratified to learn from the Advocate that,
in the opinion Of the attending physician. the
wound Is not dangerous. Suspicion rests upon no
individual
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE d bELEoArEs.

seye5 s.ss 0kof1dpAX, Tvs ".
Tie House met At IL o'clock, pursuant to adj
tournament
varion. Senate bills were read and referred to
the appropriate comnaittees.
Bill Reported Mr. ANDERSON. from the commit
tee of roeds etc. reported bill to incorporate the
Mannlneton Turnpike Company.
Bills laid upon De Thb,e-Sundry engf,sssed bills,
Including insernal Improvement bills, were then
taken mp 10 regular order, and severally laid upon
the table for subsequent consideration.
Blu P6ssed.--A ssnate bill 10 enlarge the limits
OF the town Of Manchester, In OHIO county, was
passed.
A number Of bills were advanced on the calsndsE.
Resoiaafoas Of Laq,ary.--The appropriate commit
tees we're to inquire into the expediency OF various
propositions by Mr.. RuTHEarocRD, nf amending
the I'd sec. chap. 2l2 of the Code. BY Mr. PIyaALs,
Of authorizing change of the present election In
Wayne county to the house of WIN. Crump, in said
county. BY Mr. BIRD, Of increasing the capital
stock Of the Huntsville and Monterey turnpike
company. BY Mr.. RAYMOND, Of so amending the
existing law to increase the penalty Of the bond
Of the Penitentiary Store Keeper.
On motion OF Mr.. ANDERSON, the House adjourned
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nay BOARDERS can be accommodated
~ with good BOARD and the comforts of home,
by applying at No. l3i Main street, Richmond.
40 a.
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NOTICE. will Hire out in the city
~ of Richmond. On the ID day Of January next
81 at public anctlon to the highest bidder. the
good Cooper. two good Tobacco Twisters and Screw
Hand. three Women and one Girl. I will sell at the
same time. one Woman and four Children
de 9l-3l& JNO. II JOHNSON. TrnataH.
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An ActiOn on tbe case
q. W. RICHARDSON. P.Q.

LATE NOTICE.-Madame DEVESE's
rooms are crowded 10 excess daily to listen to
her truly astonishing revelations. Lost lovers IN
faithful husbands. things stolen or lost all recovered
between st and I'd right hand side over saddle and
harness store. Call from o'clock In the morning to
9 at night.
Terms, Ladies' Is cts, Gentlemen 50 cents.
de IA
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nANFORD & BATLY'S SAFETY Gas

ever invented. They will burn for years without
getting ont Of order. Hundreds OF them now
In use Ia the city and give perfect satsfacton.-
Those purchasing INFERIOR article, which is now
soliciting the attention Of the public, can, after
using them few weeks and they become worthless
by the tops burning out, have burner attach d
to their lamps. Call and see before You purchase
elsewhere
aB- State aud county rights for sale.
Sc Office and depot, 50 Main street. Richmond.
de 3t-it% III. DANFOkD Il co. -
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~. DR. JOHN B. WAIrHALL. (Hommo

pathist offers his professional services to the ctI.
'ss of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his re-
siqence on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
je i-l2ins
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FortQf Richmond, Deer 30-Hgh Water ~ o'opk
/
| SAILED,
Steamer Virginia. Kelly. Philadelphia. mdss and
passengers, Fl. Il. Tuttle.
Schr. North Point. Swains, New York. -four. d. i
W. Currie.
Schr. Josiah Achorn, Merrill. City Point lime.
Steamer Belvidere, Keen, Baltimore. mdse Ind
lam Watson
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sP1cTAI NOTICES.

~ TnE members Of the GEArITE
sxosE CrrrERs viii a.tst,d their rssu-
on SATURDAY, I'd Of january, ia5a, 1t ~ O'Clock
Pm. j. RICHARDSON,
lie 1i-2ts Secretary
~ PRIxcfrR CHAINS! PRfEcrpE CT
usRs.i-ExTRA EA0LE BRAND. just received
one case of these really fna CIGARS. 20 which we
call the attention OF those who prefer first rate. old
WARING q RRARCR. Dragabts.
de 3f-ts corner 9Th and Broad sfs.
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our WHOLE STOCK sELLING Ar

OUR WHOLE STOCK SELLING AT
~ REDUCED PRICEs.:-Cl OTHING. CLOTH
ING.-MEN'S, YOUTHS, SERyANTs'.-0ur large
stock Of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods We
are now Offering at greatly reduced prices, having
determined TO work them al il possible; and we n-
yite old aud young to an examination, knowing that
the prices asked cannot bnt be satisfactory. The
stock is good, aud for the sake Of the cash wanted
by ourselves. will offer great Inducements, SO
that nothing shall be wantii. our part 10 cothe
the people at economical rates
GR0SH0NG, TUPMAN & Co,
de- Al no Main at
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CANADIAN LINIMENT.-Two appli-
~ cations of this celebrated Liniment will effectu
ally chibains, frost-bites, aud all cutaneous
diseases caused by exposure to frest and cold This
article has been ia use Ia the Canadas for period of
twenty years, and has never failed TO give perIia-
nent reliet. Prepared only by
p. JOHNSTON L BRO. Druggists,
deal lis Main street.
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Falling of Ia ,334.22T GS
The shipments during December. 1856, were So
4a5 isl "a. showing that export Of So 35e U2
for the current month is necessary to equal the to-
tai exports Of 1856.
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DOSE OINTMENT-For the permanent
~ cure Of letter, Riugworm and diseases of the
skin. when used according TO directions never fail
TO aztec at permanent cure, hundreds Of persons
who have used Ii can testify. Prepared ontv by
p. JOHNSTON BRO,
deal Drug0ists.
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CLIFTON HOUSE III. T. COOK
~ having taken this well known house. situated on
18th street, near the Exchange, IL prepared TO
accommodate Boarders a. favorable terms any
other first class Boarding House I'm the city He has
two threelarge rooms well closetted aIai Ia every
respect suitable for families which he would Ike
have occupied.
A few day Boarders can lie accommodated.
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GERVANTS FOR HIRE Il have two
~ boys suitable for the house q Factory, which
for hire. Also. number of desirable servants,
men and women TO be hired out on the ist OF Janu-
AIRY. Apply to at my office, the State Court
House, and opposite the Wing building.
CHAS. A. ROSE
deSf-x Attorney at Law
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-23

-tSwr Femwrat r0feinl "iaries are Using
tn s,sls a tfr iryt rrcss,cntial election,
100 Lin u comtMrr thc vote in Iowa ~
tlAe lat STATE ,isctmn. Why NOD take the
vote ~ lat srnnl At ,..4. time tnree
Strtc officer, were elected. he.ides county
ntiic,r. and district judges. The Democracy
elected Is, "nt ~ three m tle State off,
Gers. md claimed thu result - an evidence
tia, ker'i,,i,.aa principles w-reon the wsne.
ihrt hclald"d thea t,iumph Ia ia. World
ab,"ad Direct ldaoi that the Repnhlisan
Iarty lu,i up r,mipl. 4" sustain II an'i
40, laridt, ga The ierl,nr. We have now,
tic''E ,tr, The risli I" l,ll tli''la I" .h" iis
sag tiift elf,'iau tii- y M ,'ie'ih'r
Esr state afli,5i- tltc anW - thai ahd ~
az t,i.l, ST., nt.he ,.'iulat,-''n"i ia" N"i"
"a llas moan VIII ttat ~ LAT @p,iip. y
nl. vpl.a,ns ,,a, II tl,es ,hi"'s". mak'
i@..as.aat .s q. alhu,d liui tLe Amer
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