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'fNii: Subscribers have Just received their
b Stock Of Medicines. i;""l;$ and Fancy
articles ami are pr"l"ir,l to sci! 1T ehor,
profits.
We are Agents for -" ale of srri... of
STANbAI;D WORKS. n"w in tl:- r"iir-, of
publication, 10y the .trl'itnns Of New York.
Among ili,>y. ar" inc!r.i,i
The Debates III Congress t.t'in lTS9 tn lSLi
Bcnt"n'- Thirty Years View.
M"r*cs General Atlas OF the World, FROM the
latest authorities. 10 1856.
tEci"lcdia OF American Eloqr"ncr with
Portraits.
III" New An"rraM Cvri")",lia.
ihrt tyci"r"''ia "i Wit ana lIun"r, Edited
hy WA. T.. Hurt"n.
:ii'"ri'ief Cop;c: Of ,l" above work. may b,.
$c':, al our St"'r, together with many ut"r
ilcw anl elegant Books.
W" are ai." r;-':!!> i"r The sale of Growers
IL l;ak"r* SEWING MACHINE acknowledged
!" t." the best now III Use, AMI the Least liable
tu :-vt owL al order. 1,: Ma"!iinr will be
warranted ami sold here nt Nr.. York prices.
! Prices varying from *!"Iio $l31.
BRANCH Ii ALLEN.
Sept u. 1877. ~ If
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'S'liE Subscribers havn~ disposed of their
entire stock Of DRY GOODS in III. r,.
'ahi:sr'ncEt known ~ CHAMBERS az MAR.
SHALL, nj -\'l,rviilr G. H., = G.. h":rs leave
To recommend tn their friends and il,: ,,l,li.
generally their Successors, MrSSrS. John
GRAY ~ JAS. !. ROBERTSON. who will con.
duct tn" inSnrsS und'r the style and title Of
GRAY 4: l;OEl.krSDN
Th"S" ""r:l,iI-'4: are well known hv ~; rs
"H'"rIr i!'.: .iul ,'.:r"": h,i<c>, men. and w.
chrrriuiiy rcc"n,!."iIi them I" our f,:cr...S and
patrons AZ worthy their patronage.
8 Mr. JbI!N GRAY, is our authorized
AGENT I" settle all :rr",n.s due. hv az 10 ,!.r
!::im "i CHAMBERS y M.tHSlIAL! ard We
earnestly rrgu"$; Those in,l..lird to make, early
settlement. rS il is absolutely necessary for ~
t" cl"sc our hu-!ncss at Ahhrvil!c Court lIouSc
AMI tn: al accent country.
CHAMBERS d MARSHALL.
Columbia, S. g.. Nnv -. 1871, 81 If
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\AMr1REs.-Ihc French journals are
quite alive with the news of recent dis.
covery Of vampires-threo specimens of this
terrible animal having been brought home
by vessel from the Island ofFrance. They
were caught by several ofthe crew who
were on shore, straying through dense TO-
rest. Surprising at first that they heard
distant thunder, they were not surprised to
see the air suddenly darkcn, and in a mo-
1nent, innumerable flocks Of these monster
bats settled on the. trees around. Not at
all alarmed at the approach of men, they
suffered themselves to be Knocked down
with sticks, and so the specimens were Sc
cured.
Asis known in those attitudes, the ha-
bit OF the creature is 10 watch for human
beings asleep, softly approach and fan them
with their wings, till the slumber is profound.
They then puncture the skin with impcr-
ceptible delicacy and suck The blood till life
is extinct.
The superstition is that the vampires are
persons who return to life, after death. and
prey upon their friends In Goethc's poem
OF the "Bride Of Corinth," )" the dead bride of
young man visits him at night and with
ers him by her embrace. In Crete thev are
called katakhanas, and are firmly believed
in. About century ago, there prevailed
in Hungary general belief in vampirism,
and the tales are recordc on the attesta-
tions of the pastors and most credible per-
sons of villages and towns. 1t was stated
that th if the dead body Of suspected vam-
pire was disinterred, lie was found to be of
hale and forid complexion his hair,
beard, and nails grown his mouth, han ds
ETC., stained with fresh blood his eyes
open and brilliant. His ravages were STOP
ped by driving stake through the middle
Of the oorpse.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
-1BBEIILLE D{S1UICT
In nHIin
In Ordinary.

EOllN WILSON, claiming to be n distIibu,.e
~ Tin right of his wifr) in the Estate of james
johnson, deed, has filed his petition in my Of.
fec, requiring the paper rurportns to he the
W Ill Of said deed to bc proved in ''Due form
Of Law
Therefore, notice is hereby given to Henry
4. johnson, and the children of Louis an.l Ali.
gail Pylcs, viz: Martha rylcs. Reuben pvles
and Joanna Pylcs-who IcSi,lcs beyond the
limits of this Stat"--ihat Wednesday The TWEEN.
'y'scr"nd day of December next, is set apart
l"r the above specified purpose.
Given under my band and seal of Office. at
Ahhev'i!e Court House, South .Carolina, this
9th September. 1888.
WILLIAM HILL, q. \. d. (r.s.)
Sept. 8, 1853 10 lm3m
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

-lhdcrtfie DiStrict.-M tie Eomn,on Pleas.
Henry c: C: rar"sI'' Attachment
VIM. i. Lloyd. MCGOWAN, PITS. At,'y.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the sixth
W day of April, eighteen hundred and
fifty cIsht. file his declaration against the De-.
fendani, who Gt is sail,) is absent from and
without the limits of This State, and has neither
wife nor attorney knows within the same, upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served: 1t is therefore ordered that lie
said Defendant do appear and plead to the said
declaration, ON or before the seventh day of
April, eighteen hundred and fifty nine. other.
wise final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.cr
Clerks Office, April, S. 1853 40 ly
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1t is estimated that 6 years will be re.
qu'red TO complete the Hoosaic Tunnel. on
tho Troy and Greenfield Railroad.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-12

A young lady, Is years of age, sent to
the State Fair in Connecticut quilt con-
tanning ten thousand pieces.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-12

The New Orleans Picayune advocates
city railroads there.
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1t is said that cheese painted over with
melted suet, 30 as to form thin coat over
the outside, never has mites.
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An old lady reading an account of dis,
tinguished old lawyer, who was said to be
the father of the New Pork bar exclaimed,
Poor man ! he had dreadful set of chill.
dren."
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DISSOLUTION

TNllE firm ofiEl;itIMiN 4 WALLER WIS
A dissolved 10y mutual consent on the first
fJannary.-i'al,ics any way indebted to ,h.
concern. will please come forward and close
Their accounts hv cash. ("r notc.) The name
of the firm, will he used in settlement nv 81.
thrr Of the parties.
". ". PERRNMAN,
W. ". WALLER.
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Among the Jews of Cincinnati, the Gus.
tom IS becoming prevalent of publishing in
the papers announcements of betro.bals
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution.

I>HE Partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween ENRIGIIT & STARR, in the
manufacture of Cotton Gins. Wheat Thrash.
ers, Fans. dc, has this day been dissolved by
mutual agreement of parties. The Books and
Accounts of the Old Firm are in the. hands Of
the business Of the same.
JOHN ENRIGIIT,
RIClrD c. STARR.
November !, 1857. 30 IF
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ABBEFILIE AND WASHINGTON
ST & H; LINE
FROM
AbbcviiEc to Washington.

'sNliE PROPRIETOR Of this we'll established
A Line takes this method Of informing the
public that he has changed his Schedule, for the
convenience of passengers.
The Stage will be detained at Abbcvillc Court
ii"msr, until half pnst o'clock, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY mornings afford
,us m opportunity for passengers on the morn
ing tram from Grcenvllu to 90 directly
through to Washington. Ca, the same day, con-
Meeting with the train at Washington, for Au-
Gnstn, Montgomery, Ala. The passengers are
detained a few hours i'll Washington, Ga.
The Stage will leave Washington. Gn ON
TUESDAY, THURSDAY anu SATURDAY
mornings
The Line has been rctitted with n splendid
F0G R-lI0RSE COACH.
good Toams and nn experienced driver.
90 Passengers from all points above New
berry, going West, will find that they cnn
reach any point west of Atlanta in exactly tn.
sarnc time, and with 500 less expense than by
way of l;rnnchvillo
For further information apply atthe Post Office.
JOHN NIrBHYDE, Ag'l:
Abbcvillc Z. H., S. c.
| May 81. 1853 4 "
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-Four hundred and eighty thousand of
the slaves at the South are church members.
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40 Efr0prictOrs, Architects
and builders.
JOHN C0RDETT,
Practical House Painter,

ETaCCiCa1 House Painter,
w NOUI.D inform the inhabitants oc Ahhc
W Vile, aud the public generally. that he
has permanently located at AbLcviiic G.. H.,
Tor the purp"S: of pursuing his pr"frsso
From a long cXp".'cm"" i'll Europe, and many Of
the principal Towns Of America, combined
with II steady attention to uSncss, h. lia,tcrs
h;n,sc!f that he will ic able to give entire salts
faction I" all who with To have good House
Painting done, and will favor him with their
orders. lie feels himself competent to finish
all
Graining, Marbling, Paper
Hanging, &c.
Ills experience and skill in his profession vii
enable him to complete all work il. lii, line "a
very r.olrra'c prices.
Churches, llai. Staircase Walls Mantle Pic.
c"S .tc.. finished in imitation OF Marble Rooms
Papcrcd. ranclcd with Oak Paper, and v;.rni*h
cd in the best style.
lie i' prepared t" paint ail old and new
work. ard Tin R""i+. outside. M>n inside uI
. "r,<i,ic Of E"u-l, ca<,,,l Wall. of private o
ic buildings in INIT alton of any color q
,to.'", a, ;hr'l o! the cost ~ charged
lay substituting composition Of his own whicl
has been fully tested. anl will siar,l good fl"
years. Window Sash Of private and public
builii::-. glazed at moderate prices.
! IL. viii also keep ON hand and for sale al
kinds OF Mixed Paints III quantities T." suit pnr
. chnScrS And also, great variety of pnpc
, suitable for Bed En"!n>. Dining, anil Drawin
/ Rooms. lie will paint :i-rs glass wood
: 1T short notice.
: ~ Office il the Wooden Bmilling u.lini
! in: The Malsla;i House.
! May Il, lS5s. ~
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60 The friends of MATTHEW McDuN-
AID respectfully announce him a Candidate
for re.c!cc,iGn Clerk Of the Court Of Gene
raj Sessions and Common Pleas, for Abbevilc
District AT the next election
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Time is filterer, through which events
Id things are continually strained
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-12

The friends Of Capt. &. NJ. NATTlSON re.
spcc,fully announce him rs candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election
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Just Received

Just Received
DAZIN'S New Perfume, KISS ME- QUICK.
- Distilled from the well.known flower Of
Forget-me-not, unsurpassed in fragrance and
permanency, for sale by
JORDAN d MCLAUGHLIN,
Druggists and Chemists
July 1, 1853. 8 ts
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C. P. REMSEN
rs prepared to offer his large and well so
j. lected stock of New Styles
HATS and CAPS
for the Fall and Winter Trade they are made
of fine material and will compare with the
very best article that is manufactured, which
for beauty and finish cannot be excelled.
TERMS CASH c. P. REMSEN,
Columbia, 8. G.
Oct. 8. 1857 20 If
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The friends of JAMES y. McCORD Respect.
fully announce him ns Candidate for Tan
Collector at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-12

Ti" friends Of DR.. J. +. McCONIB respect.
fully announce him as Candidate Cor Tan
Coilcc: or at the next election.
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The Marshall House.

The Marshall House.
'JNlIE subscriber having purchased that com
l. n"hi"us and well known Mansion.
THE -N.IRSX.tLL House.
has mad" every arrangement for the accommo-
'iati"n of Permanent and Tramsirnt Euard..rs
and hopes. by proper attention, to merit a full
shar" "i public patronage. After the first of
October. the rates OF regular Buurding will bc
SD 90 per month.
EDMUND COBB.
Sept. so, 1851 % IF
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MILLER G. WARREN

MILLER G. WARREN
HAVE received large and well selectcd
Il stock of lO-4, 11.4, and 1874 BED
BL1 NhETS.
Negro BLANKETS
Wilt and Gray do
Travelling do
Planters are respectfully invited to exam
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct. 2, 1857. % If
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60 We are authorized to announce =. a..
Hodges rs Il Candidate for Tax Collector, ut
the ensuing election.
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+ O r s 4 |, +,

4 HOUSE and LOT ~ Abh:villc village.
1 v situated on The Anderson ruad about
mile and Tiartcr from In" Court House The
House contains six ii,,r rnon,*; the Lot con.
tuins
Fifty Acres,
and has on it Well of cxrcllrut wafer. and
all necessary out buildings. recently erected
Possession will be given Oh the Ist "f January,
lSI9
For terms ami further information, an,,lv 10
W. W. iEltlI!:N,
Ahh"vii!" G. II July - l&:S litr
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London Cor. Montreal Gazette.
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Fifty Acre S,
Wore eSe@sia aEasi ss5,5s".!

". ". I'TIV HEX,
Abh"viii" &. II July - IE:.S lItr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
Real Gstate for Sale.

4 GOOD FARM for SALE, CEIEAP-A Farm
~ Of Two Iuaored Acres Of good Lana With Stock Farm
tr Teu, &c or ouly 5000. g. OO reInsln bad
.pd uorfssge The Farm five udes hon Pate 'on New
Jersey miles from New iok. Inquire " o T.
townsend No - Nsssau-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

TOR SALE-A frst-clsss, four.story, brown
C sope.frort HOT No - rs: StA., be;r..n 10
aai A.disr one of the beet SITES % asy NJ "iia
al the modem iproy Ia. Inquire Oh iae premises n
u II 4 In. aad 70 {
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

At MACYs-SILK CORDS and TASoELs
IA SIX CENTS.
Boy Fringes at SACi'5 .................. 8een,s
C-sD for Feather. at tMACYS.."............ocen 10 cent,
Dress Trmrniugss a, MACY CyS-.............l2ce IL cent?
E--legant siyies Ribbons at MACY 5.........i ceutL
fine styles R,sle GimpA al NACf'S.......6 6 c,ats.
God quality Velvet Ribbons a. mACYs....3 cents.
H-ish colore6 Flowers at MACY'S.........20 ceuts.
Irish Tipea Bosc,us st MACY'S.........a5osn Is cent?.
Joined Blo-de Ruohe at MACYs.,........5O cent?.
K-inbsgs Banne,s at MACY's.............S5cs IS cents.
Little finer Flanaes At MACY % cents
Much finer Rlsnrss at MACYS.............f5ce cen.s.
Nicer sl Flsnnss a, ,MACYS..,...........5) oentL
O-pers y'snpe' at tM4CYS."..............55c IS ceuts.
particular fine FlaDneis st MACY3.......s0 cents.
Quality best FaEnels at MACY'S..........65ceD cents.
Rich Csubris Collars at mACf'S..........70 10 cents.
Still better CsmbTic Collars at MACY cents
T-hose extra qusli.y Collars at MACYS.....8p cents.
U-ucommon rich Collars st MACY S........e5 cents.
Very finest Collars at MACY S...........9 80 cents.
Whole tmbrctered Sets at MACi'5......~"Si.
X-Ts quality Embroidered Sets et MACY'S.....Sl.
You get Lace Sets at MACY observation-disclosures
Z-e real Lace Sets at MACY i5...................Si
6-tle Gr es quality Sets st tMACY'5............45.
Nos ~ and 1t D h-sy.. OF lith g..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
DROP. BARTOLETIs
ISDTT,rRIOfyS YLEAA

DROP. BARTOLETIs
I INDUSTRIOUS gLEAl
Sow ~ ExsIsrTios AT No. tes baoApsH a.,
Thee V. oox Exhibited fof the frs time IN An
a, ,.u.s ,pa ,.ipsd snf perform nost son ieriu
suct a. drviur uis drs wfux wUssinSt'-
rline, ii 'i1on At No. rs 6roes ssJ' ui'
room No. = dmissioc = cent?
Op~n frn-- " o'elo,s I'll ifo'c'oct o. n
nUSSEI DORF GALLERY Of PAlNIlNdS
~ nov op O. No. SIS 5rost~ay Over one ",h.u
al On, P,irt,nrs sirr.S.ug exhibition oi t sh" III
county sEsusnrs .toud si % y'sit IT, JAZZ
or ne Il u. chsf srsr;ious 4 TIE cry Oo.n os sH
EVFNIEG Adu.i.ts1cc - oeDtA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

FOR THE HOLIDAYS:
Il FIVE THOUSAND
MUSLIN DE LAME g. CASHMERE
DRESSES,
Al i2i oen,s and Isi ps Jn..
ksv opes a. The
NEW RETAIL SrORZ,
No 80 Broadway,
Coiaef Of Worn taset
EDWARD LAMBERT Coz
REDUCTION IN CLOAK.
Asi sHAwLs,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
P.r.l,ui.I notice y Invited,
LArEsT AND MOST APPROVED.
EIW RETAIL STORE.
10 SIS bro.dv4y.
Corner Of WORTH street
EDWARD LAMBERT G. Go.
REAUTIFULGOODS FOR1HE HOLIDAYS
Ar REDUCED PRICES.
Copss;ngG
RICH PRINTED DELAINEs,
SILK ROBES.
BAYADERR SILKS
'LMBROiDERIKJ,
sHAWLS,
CLOAKs &c.
row of1FsnG At Tar ssv RETAIL sTolI
No S35 BROADWAY,
Corner Of Worth-st
EDWARD LAMBERT & Co.
B,ou Gloves OF exclusive shade. Just ded ai to be the
IS GLOW. -@It to this
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

GRAND CONCERT
GYRMAN SOCIETY OF SEW-YORK,
IL .d Of
THY yrrSp FOR THK GERM AS HOSPITAL
On THURSDAY, Dee 90, 1853.
Thi. Co,ce-. siu ske pare a. the
ACADEMY OV MUSIC,
kuc .enaef.d bf Hr y Ul rsn, Tree n
cbsrU AIso the f!o wing -used Ar.@s s1d S0ete'
sye soiur Szusb eTyces for tas occasion
kuls. CsRADOR'.
Niue. ZIMMERMAN
CARL fORHtS
l.. sCHREIBER
= MJLLESHAUER.
The ctorL societ.e, ssNGERROxA Consisting OF so
nsu 3, l,l, ARlON aud HARNONlA.
GRAND ORCHESTRA
Of extiy Of the 5es. Af..s,es Of New.Yort
(CAPL BERfMASN,
Con5ue. ue.rs....................( 2 KRUGER,
wv SURGE
Prize cf admission To Psfql~ Boxes ana Bacony 81;
eecoud Tier Aupht5essr - cents set 'or ale =,
The fli. pisces. scb,enbsrEk Luis, NJ 769 Boidw,y;
Brsu1s No 1Oi 8rosdeay; Wa Hsl s,n, No. % osi-
way Firth Pond Co.. No 81 Brosdvey Ncstrn. corner
Of Dnsnr 81 end Broidwsy l. souid No ~ Willsn.st
Emil Se.tz No BrosGwsJ Kocoler lat G0upfsI No. J6
Proadsav s'ern No 765 srose gay; Paul Bernhard No ~
Chsiharn ST. Wotsches No Irving psc and aths AaienJ
Of Nu,c.
Door, oreu al I: performance. commerce At o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
Cos, anS fonr6.

OcT-gn Christmas day sSABLE Fuk bDA
OF yIcIORINR in going from Broosyn % New over
M. u FRY ID VA 20 Nui.mst thr1i1n ".H1n :,
r,.-.- NJ Tb 4 Sssus, up Sssssu 70 Fulton. 'oSs
Fulou Il Fa,on ftTry Os srcouSt 81 r. liisr e.
t.e .r,; - y,Irec =, ore than it, e-tu2 worh Toe r
~ ke Ib.rn,, r,vsd.i ca esyag /. st C. VI. WARShS
PROS. L Co, No Is Piue-st
CIH REWARD.-LOST on Friday, Dec. -,
~ NJ .i'ter from c'rrsEe or lef IN 'otne ian s.r.
ING from putou-A 2lf -, Broadway LAD
s,BIF NuYF TIE frder will obt,- t'- above resaff ~
i,syif u. same a. No ~ 5th sy. of Sls.st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

DOLLARS
AT X. ii. MACY'S.
81 for fine Muslin Collars
81 for fine Cambria oecves
yop 81 fer fue Swiss Collars
81 foT fire Muslin Sleeves
PRESENTS. ~ for fue Cambria Colsrs
81 for fine Lace Sleeves
FOR I'll for fac Black Grape CollHA
rrnsrSrs for for aa hns Ss's sost oas's w. s.:,' ... article
FOR 81 for SILK Lace Veis.
And 10 for Lades and Iufants Erab ,oideyed
PRESENTS. Muslin Dresses.
Stores Nc. 2Ji and eJS 6i.~sv,
Two doors below li,h.st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

THE CREATION Hay ydn's Oratorio Of the
j CREATION wll be refforred e TUESDAY EVENING
2h Cooper iusfiue ~ the b-neht of ths
soc.,ty for 10 Relief 0f Widow aui Orlaas rne
foi0 kindly vo.u t.-rei thsi, yars)r services
Nae. "A sADORI. Mon ZiAMERMAN, Mes,ts BRU OK
HAUSkN SAN GALL and UnC ts the German L.ieTkrsnz
Tickets cents hsf West--nanns No. 2h Br,afsay
Breusng's No 7ol Broa1~sy CfrerD No 7tD Bros
schsrfrberg Luis No 7s9 Br5sd~sy. sod a. tu- door.
Boos, The 10 certs % b. had IN ta- concert
Doors opeI a, :; 10 commence 1t 8 D.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

NOR SALE in EAST 2.TH-ST.-A handsome
farn.hed .ree-s.ory HOUSE co1,aiHinz Al me mpi-rn
,rav,rru.s Il- fain,grs u lle very o-ss desc
a. COR re every spe' being nearly ns~ anh n rsieet
49, srrr1, cav s1f p,ssa-.ql De- l.f "a 81 cayA
ALBEIT II. aICOLAY 10. b-s4l-s;~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
QMn8ements.

A CADENY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA.
n % WEDNESDAY JAG.
Tie Direct oares TIA BE- al give on h'' re- fn H"
SIX COSsECUrIy: OPERA NIGHTS.
er,irr or WEDSseDAY Js. whsL all tie art Il. o.
t. "a. ,es-on viii sPtesr iucl-ains
SrsOr BRlGSOLI.
The 9, oxirI i1tsIs.us tosess LA'' eeen efp'es pr
p. "a iOf tne ooc.sioDi .. -
~th..n,, .ds.ou, sis b Bac Tor her M'es.ys Ties
~ Tie ooupr.e.; - 100000,
PICCOLOMtNI. BRlGSOLl,
GHlOnL FLpR INA sad CJLEITL
MARTHA l.Lli.a
-rSo.rrso ~ Loro9a sd PArA TIE cas-.
L.to-5- Eersel Bfrro'i and Pofues.
Dos GIOVANNI,
by Pi-es,ouf,i Pon .o. GLioui rlorsnss aud RorneI
ROBERT LIZ DlABLE,
vbfr Por-o, will -sk- her ~ sop. .rsoc- as A! -
Ard TIE hOpJ sNot,
lie ssi. - sssts .euces 90 Iouesy, Jil
received 10 advance Tor TIE "a nizs, AZ a-
Ararruy. from tii o'clock
kc,,c, -Tse corp.ry VII s1pe,r IL Palsielphi
svt the IAN Of Janusy From is'phta 'heT dep,t
for New oesa ieufu 70 NeN ofk IA ne oPuns ana oPen
On Ia. teri Nor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
EDWARD LAMBERT & Co.

B,o Gloves OF exclusive shades Just landed sai TO be the
bet Glove seLt 70 this c0untry.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-06
SIlerin,s Sale.

DY virtue Of = special execution issued from The
ID tfhcs Of the CLERK Of Clinton County, Iowa, IN
favor Of Atkinson Rapp and against Alexander
Kannaday, dated on the 3D. day OF April Isl Andi
Inc directed, commanding that cause b. bp
made the Gum Of nine hundred forty Eve dollars
and eighty six cents amount due including d, b., in
teYes and costs Of suit; with interest thereon aSths
rate OF six per cent per from the 10th dav u
March. 1853 by sale OF the following zeal
eftate to'Wit. Part Of lot No In Whisler,s sddf-
ton - the city Of Davenport described - follows
to-wit: Commenting at the south We I corner VI
said lot No 2 and running thence north On uroAy
street Gn feet. thence east one hundred and mfr
fest thence south ten feet thence west fest. also
the south half Of the south half Of the north
east quarter OF section No IS Township No 50 north
Of land lying directly east and In front a LOT
City bounded ON the north BY FILLMORE street, the
estb By the Mississippi River. the south BY land
owned By n d Philips on the west by the Canaan
che Road being 50 feet from north south and run
ming from ssd Camanchs Read to the Mississippi
River be the same moe or less and be ng the same
land conveyed By Lew Shade and vifr TO Al~xsnder
Kannady by deed March the 23d 1855, and recorded
In book A. Of town les page l of the Record said
6cott County, Iowa, and ~ comma bded by tai sps
clal execution have levied upon aud shall sell the
above described real eatate at public suct al the
Court House door IN he city OF Davenport in Scott
County, Wa, on faturday the 18th day OF May
1853 ~ the hour OF O'Clock n Of aid day u The
highest bidder therefor la cash. sufcieut thereof
- satisfy said debt interest end Of suit a. well
~ Oil accr ueiag costs heron
Bherins ONCE, Apv II l4th 1883.
II. LEONARD. Sheriff OF said Co, Iowa.