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THE ST. LOUIS RoAD.-This work we
are informed is now progressing rapidly.
Al the bridge over the Miami, 1000 feet
of tressel work across the bottom is COM
pleted, and the remainder will be done by
the lst of August. The work is set on
piles and is substantial and durable
The bridge will be upin time even should
it require a double set of hands. The
force at work on the line between this and
the Jeffersonville road is, 2,460 laborers,
900 mechanics and 700 horses.
The monthly estimates reach near
100000, The 10000 tons of iron pur-
chased for the road, is beginning to ar
rive by way of Quebec and Toledo. A
large number of cars are on the Compa-
ny's grounds below Mill Creek.
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MrssouRr-District No III and Dis
trict No VII, the two Districts made to
conform to the last apporionment for this
State, of representatives in Congress, are
now the scene Of an active canvass among
the several candidates for Congress atthe
special election on the first Monday of Au-
gust next. In The Hid District, James
Lindley is the Wing candidate, and Clai-
borne i. jackson, Anti Bentonian, the
Democratic.
In the With District there are four
candidates, whereof Samuel CaAlthers il
the Whig Thomas B, English, Anti
Benton Democrat, and Firwan A. Roziel
and Albert Jackson, Bentonians. Thess
are all "on your own "hook' candidates
So far. the Benton doctrine" dowr
"with Convention nominations
carried the day in that District,
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A MONSTER CHERRY TREE.-There is
in the town of Shawaugunk, Ulster coun'
", N. Y. on the premises Of John Bruyn'
ESQ.,. a cherry tree of such slze' beauty
and product;seness. as cannot, perhaps,
be excelled in our country. This tree
measures thirteen feet in circumference
around the trunk Immediately under the
limbs, and fifty feet across The extreme
point of one limb to that oil another imme.
dately opposite. II cannot be less ihpn
forty.fye feet in heighth. 1t is in full
bearing. and is estimated 10 produce q
wagon load Of fruit in one season.
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ET The Cars came up on Tuesday to
the Gallipolis road, a pointtwo miles from
town. We understand they will con-
tinue to stop there until the road is COM
pIetcd to the depot. The time fixed for
the celebration will be duly chronicled,
so that all will have chance to see the
"Iron Horse" come TO town.
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or The National Inieiiigeneer says
thai an important announcement In Eng
land, and which 10 exciting great atten'
ton. is development Of new principles
In iron metsllurgy. The general opn.
ion Of those who are competent to judge,
saws The Mining Journal, is, that the in
ven.ons and discoveris referred 10, will
open an entirely new era in the manufac.
ture OF iron. NOT emily with regard TO its
various manipuIations. but TO the con.
s.ruclion and arrangement Of apparatus
also. Immense quantities Of very salu'
able ore have lately been discovered In
Northamptonshire, also in Yorkshire, and
In The west Of Englsnd, within easy reach
az their iron masters Of Monmopthshire
and South Wales. II half these rumors
are correct. the iron trade will indeed be
Ycyolulionized.
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Anu,set Elections,

Elections take place in August. in the
States Of Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas,
Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, and
Texas. In Tennessee, and, North Carroll
ma, on Thursday, the 4th, Of August, and
in the others on Monday the LIST, OF Au-
gust. In Kentucky and Arkansas, mem
bers of Congress and Of the State Legisla-
ture are to be elected. In the States OF
Alabama, Tennessee, and Texas, Cover
nor, Legislature and members Of Congress
are to be chosen. Except in Texas, par
ty lines are pretty strictly drawn. The
Canyassis exceedingly animated in Ken
lucky, Missouri and Tennessee.
Below we present the nominations SC
| far as made or announced in Tennessee
and Kentucky.
TENNESSEE. s..
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Ey The Meigs Co. Telegraph says,
the work has been commenced on the
Pomeroy branch of the Cincinnati, Hills.
borough and Parkersburg Railroad, and
is being pushed forward with vigor.-
The Telegraph further adds, "that we
are to have railroad to this place, there
fore. seems to be a fixed fact"
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LoxG.-A Physician of our town ex.
PEELED from an Irishman, a laborer on the
H. V. Railroad, Tape Worm, ipeniy
tw, feet in length, and this without any
hinderance of the mans continuing his
daily labor
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or After a long and severe drought

or After long and severe drought,
we had on Monday last, most refresh
ing rain, which will greatly add to revive
the almost perishing vegetation, in this
region. 1t was the first we have had oi
any note, since corn planting. This has
been the longest and severest drought
experienced here for many years
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GEoRorA.---C. II. Hopkins is mention
ed for Congress in the Savannah Dis
trict.
Charles Murphy Union Democrat has
been re-nominated Tor Congress, mdepen-
dent of party.
The same party (thc Unionists) have
nominated Col, Robert =. Trippe OF
Monroe, for Congress, in the lid Dis
trict. The Democrats have presented
David ]. Bailey, of Butts.
In the With District the Wings are
divided. Dr. David A. Reese having
received the Distrctnomination, while Col
A, II. Kenan is supported independent
.ly. Col. X. will run provided there Is
no Democrat put in nomination in that
District. Both he and Dr. Reese were
Scott Wings.
Hon. John II, Lumpkin, has been
thrown overload by the judicial nomina'
ting Convention OF his District. COL
Crook. fire eater, was nominated oyei
him, Underwood and Miner,
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ALAnAMA.-Col William S. Earnest,
Union declines the candidacy for Gov
ernor in behalf of Richard W. Walker,
the Wing candidate, who has now but
two opponents, both Democrats, John A.
Winston Estate Rights, J and A. Q. Nicks,
Unionist.
Thomas G. Garrett. of Talladega, is
the independent Union Democratic can
didate for Congress in the With District,
in opposition to James f. Dowdell, the
secession candidate Of the Democratic
party.
A triangular contest is going on in the
Tuscaloosa Congressional District, viz
Gen. Sgd. Moore, Secession Democrat,
opposes W. II. Smith, Union Democrat,
and Stephen Il. Hale, Union Wing, wish
es to beat them both.
In the lid. District, the candidates are
David Clopton, Dem, and James Aber-
crombie, Wing.
In the lid District, Sampson W. Har-
ris, Estate Rights, and Hon. S. D. D.
Moore are the candidates.
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ET The Massachusetts, Constitutional
Convention have decided not to have
Judges elected by the people. B. F.
HAIIErr. the chairman Of the Democratic
National Central Committee during the
last Presidential election, opposed the
amendment making the Judges elective
by the people. and ihc nmculrco' was
lost-yaes iUl, nays 227. The loss Of
suck measure, claimed by Democrats in
Ohio to be fundamental Democratic
principle-and its loss in a body with a
Democratic majority of two to one-cx'
cites little curiosity. Can 1t be possible
that the practical workings of the meas,
ure here in Ohio, in raising such men as
FuEs to the bench, has taught the Mass.
achusctts Democrats lesson Of wisdomi
%. S. Journal.
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WHAT Vicious HANNAH l--While q
party OF twelve ladies were in bathing at
Newport. the other day, the horse ran
away with the wagon containing all their
clothes.
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Manifest Destiny.

Though our knowledge of cause and
effect may en- ,ble US to predict certain
events. this belief in an event does not in
any degre affect its character. Evil
may be ioreseen as well as good. We
may have as strong faith or present..
ment OF the sins as OF the virtues ol an
individual or people. When we see a
Young man addicted to intemperance
we may be sensible that he will find all
early grave; but this will not justify us in
holding the cup 10 his mouth or spread
ing temptation before him. Or, if our
knowledge of antecedents and conse-
ouents enable us to ioresee an event
which is right in itself. that fact cannot
Justify US in taking unlawful or wicked
measu ures TO bring it about.
We have laid down these plain and
obvious principles for the purpose o
counteractng the corrupt and corruptlng
sentiment which seems 10 be gaming
ground at the present day, that we are
justified in bringing about whatever Is
manifest by any means in our power -
When our political demagogues talk o
manifest Destiny they seem 10 convey The
idealhat the thing is righ; because his des
tined 10 take place. When they ant
other filibustering spirits declare that w
are destined to possess Cuba and Mex
co and the Sandwich Islands, heusand
appear to take it for granted that we arr
therefore allowed to employ any means
however vicious, TO bring them into tn
Union. Manifest destiny with them i
but warrant for land stealing.
This sentiment ought to be rebuked
And the rebuke is tho more needed be
cause many aspirants TO puPI'c iaVo
seem disposed to lay hold OF il as the SUI
est passport 10 diStinclon.-Bost ALA
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GHrFour whale ships arrived at New
Bedford, on the 10th, trcm the north pa
cific and Indian Ocean, with an aggre.
gale Of i.45C barrels spirm, and 1856
barrels ofwhale oil.
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0rNew York Island contains $4,000
acres Of land, of which l45 acres are re.
served for parks and other public re,
sorts. t9t
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The papers in Maryland are complain
ing about the severe droulh in those parts.
The tobacco crop is entirely ruined. +.
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The cholera is very severe at Will
iomsport, Maryland. Business is at o
stand still, and everything appears par
alyzed.
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The Washington National Monument
has now reached the height Of l34 feet.
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BUFFALO, July 70.
The steamer St. Lawrence, Capt, J. J.
HolIisler, which left Sandusky yesterday
P. M. for this port was run into last night
about 100 o'clock, between Fairport and
Ashtabula by the steamer Queen City,
Capt. Wilkins bound from Dunkirk TO
Detroit. The Queen City struck the St.
Lawrence about Is feet from her stern,
cutting il almost entirely off. The ST.
Lawrence continued on her course, and
the Queen turned and followed her for
about two hours. when finding that she
could get along by the aid OF her pumps,
turned and proceeded TO Detroit. She
arrived here this morning.
1t will probably take ten or twenty days
TO repair her. The damage done her is
estimated at from $4,000 TO $8000--ihe
night quite clear and the moon out in full.
The collision occurred early in the eve.
ming. when the lake was smooth and calm,
and The decks were filled with passengers.
1t is very strange how such an accident
should occur.
...... WASHINGTON, July %.
John NJ. Daniel, auditor OF the Treas
ury and State. and editor of the Rich
mond Enquirer, has been appointed
Charge at Havre. until the arrival OF the
new Min sIer. ...-
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NAVIGATION OF THF AMAZON. An en-
terprise is in progress in New York By
an eastern gentleman, under tho ausplce
of the Peruvian government, having in
view the permanent establishment OF a
system of navigation on the South Amer
lcan river Amazon, the largest river OH
the globe. Messrs. Lawrence and Foul.
kes are constructing the pioneer steamer,
two in number One is 100 to- $, and
her consort is 90. The engines are bull
ding at Pease g. Murphy iron works.
The huls. as well as the engines, which
are high pressure. are to be taken in pie
ces, and set up at the mouth OF the river.
1t is expected they will be ready for sh P,
ment in about three weeks. Should these
be found adapted to tine service, and no.
thing unforeseen occur, other steamers
will follow as early as practcable.-N Y.
Jour. Com.
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JAMAicA.--The condition ofths island
is deplorabIe. Since January, ls4S,
there have been whole abandoned 1873 su.
gar estates, 96 coffee properties, and
partially II sugar estate and 66 coffee
properties; and 100000 acres Of land
hive been thrown out OF cultivation, the
rateable value of which has sunk from
E98, 900 TO G53,000. One great cause
ofthe disagreement between the legisla'
ture and The governor and council is the
matter OF high salaries. Think of the
governor OF this island receiving $4o,0
a wear, $4,000 more than the President
of the United States; chief justice,
$4,000; a vice chancellor $4,000;
two puisne judges, $4,000; eight chair
men of quarter sessions" each $4,000,
and so on almost ad infniium.
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TENNESSEE

For GOVERNOR.
C;rsrAyus A. HrNRY. ANDREW JOHNSON.
| KENrucKY.-The following Congress
sional nominations have been made:
| r. W,rn DFNonp ATTIC.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE JAYS
ht.NI .fAinE a. ID 3,
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING siTR Ann
=. xWAiLH PUW9R Az RICHMOND, va |
Rf virtue of decd of frust exaeuted n |

\
sAAlLtuhBLE MANUFACTURING slTR AND
-. ,WAfLH POWER Al RICHMOND, v A, =
X virtue OF decd OF trnst executed Ia
- - ne by the Virgins woolcr Company On TIA
*ssn Gay OF September, f8s3 and recorded ia the
1.8fA oioa oil the Court of Husin q for the tfy OF
nc hiiand, on TUESDAY, the 10TH da7 OF Noy-rr-
-. ~ L O'Clock shall prooeedto ss ut pa big ace
o upo;a The premises, tha lot of ground and water
power thereto attached upan sbieh were situated
lns manu- featuring mile fhe Virginia Woosen Com
pahy. TINS lot fronts Isl feet 10 inches ton street
nom 18th 10 18th streets Ia the eitv Of Rich.
Inond and runs back that width TO James River bav-
US ahe depth OF Rot less than 1870 feet The ster
fas suEsetsnt 70 ProIs what WA In 1870 ei.l
lale, Known AZ IL setts OF WooIen rrarhpery The
.sAsy granite Basement ths fniIs GOVERNS naarIv
ns entire lot VIII be- sold with the lot The Iot and
YssseI Is subject 10 annual ground and :, a+sr
lIul q Joy per annpn. The chain OF rstla ara a
pato Lns property, and the property its4lf viii he
s1oH y ano any Information re.ps cling r. s;y, ho
10 upon application at any time pre- lou. Ia 90.
TRIMS OF SALE :-Ope-third eash hasa-n. 4. 3 - =
IIlfopthh interest added; negotiable hotea si.h a.
proved euaorse rs VIII be required fur the 80. -
And iisae retained until the notes nrA rai5
DTectly alter viii be sold all the bTirE 49, Z ~
nius, estiinated az containing Zlpeo HgI1,Es go
me remaining wood Yo1k.S Terms4 an.lsa ~
eat added. f3FlAsSt = o----e.Hefst Altef-
The itis to AL the fore going prone nv isbe;, >,
be peTeeti bnt selling Trustee, shaiI sIi "a -
vsy only such title g. Is vested In ma Iy ~ - :
aforesaid. jos JACKSTN =. y r - 1eea
Sale conducted By KENT, PANS q KEaT. aur.s
se3-dtds 9sl7s -ss' - ANe-S-
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gY rotFe Z c,,K +
BY 0oDDIN { APPERSUa-
VALyABTE UNINpRoyED pro

FE.ssfY AT AUCTfON-Eilb be sold en- Titurs
asy fa s7th octcecs 1873 ct 10 o'e.ek tszs LOTS
..sn.ns Oh South sins ct Aarsheu ard nest isih
This property "a well sssu,s.d In = .ore;an ~ ,ha
g espsrsA iios n vsius rapidly thar fsss Of
~ otaSr sectlon being within one sqn.-.. x thr
s-orskeepsss desiring an siisiai~ 1880, ~ M ~,
So - ale 'Eyted 10 exGssue tbis pzrpsrty Also
Saviss .o. on wes lIh o. Valley street. ~ of aAsu
r.ssncing back los feet 70 CeGcrd raw s,.s. al
aNss4-sed street. Terms at s.ls -" +-s-
r-r, GoDDiN 4 APPERSONs fc.,k&
~ ne property above ad W tied NJ, - "a 80
will = i .seqasnce Of the rain on ThrTsy ..ss
a. ~ ~ s soad on WEDNESDAY, the "a dss IL Say
"ill be soidiu1sneai.ta,v s,,.,,hs .,,o.....,.--
ssert y slaALL LOTS. on weat I5th street,
SleI- 1ssshce north Of the Lanes sssr;e,, sshoai
hoese Terms 20 snit bidders. ~ 80, s-..gos
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LATEST NAIL NEWS.
Gle ARCrloa NEWA

30 saslls ~ he steamer Ayctie lave come 10
hand sssi show that war ia Europe d an exia ing
f,rS The vsry latest news is decidedly waratc.
me document 10 which The Sultan has condition.
ale 5ssga al against Russia, u calm. tsqns
eel eg5 uaanswetahle review Of the positions and
an.es,eders actions Of the Two powers IL shoes
t.at willie Ruseia hes sought occasion Tar war. the
sil Government has done sal ii eou,a in honor
., avert il
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Cra.,sVATI Ocs y lin the A4stha " Washington
,,,aI t,-.iay John Whkeiy, clerk OF Kixsane, con.
,4oi tasG % perjured hisnself on his rsins hen
I.,,,re tao cr5nmlf*soaer, rs tn hisssne's having
ss,,,.aa tvctyeb1x9S OF candles ON tie steamer
A. ,5da Washington. lie sSears tint he knew OF
-, - b shipment 5ut was Infused By Kissoae 10
r,,rs ~ bl.1ss3l.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUIukE DAYS.
BIZ ooDDIN 1 afPEEs0y :

"a W. 6sACELLLai ROUSE AND LOT
n.ess son 1 are authorised 70 ser .ass
Eng, IA fIuy@ps lwo story amed dyTsI
caapeg "a ssorr distance orth Of DIVA !:
Jsh b. No. eissey opposita he rtsiSene ~
and see aslus has four roma eonya,,.r. 49,,
siocatons front and back porch gith asT,,.
coal, The soIsh and s.re ropS,is .ur ,I ora
ss by w." The dwelling. store roar8 nj 5 s',d
the ssrss Of ssy shaTsby sscas @ Il,
been made within fls rhe improvements hare Ill
s Ia sspsE The l9t hss a az srs ao
spot bsTsain =. i7' b. = .s s 2; Prasvs ss. s
and dssisabse establishment H ss ~, realy eopses
insoe. Terms accommodating ApsyT a "a Is
PUBLIC SALE.-wiil be .aiS = :. 81 PlA2RSDS.
on THURSDAY he 81 day Of Sovers5rra 9 as sue
past fs1r O'Clock the desirable proper - a re-
above. ~fe4sJ ndseTfisec
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GUARD AGAINST AGIJES--Thjs is

~ tho above nli others when eues ere most
prevalent and TIA weather thls particular lir,e Ia
Of ;hat peculiar kild, coo! mornings aud eTfElugs
which rarely fail 10 gSa this Iosthsoua Sissas slsai
Iy. On Tho south sda of Jsuies River, tie .Hasspo-
w. AppoplsttoN snd fsniunksy aud IN ihe l9Eftr
uors IT Fiygipis eapeelnl.y IN the Easief IA aacrs
Asasa are Eesu.Srly 6Aphcfed TO par ther tBnasi
sit ~ the ysyioss seseps OF the yer eoa bun
d.efs II fales look forward ish iieGrehoty Dread
10 tha aVPaATaDs~ of the sn~eiceIas eatats. al
spch sPpF1l sions fasY Dew ht gwen totes Winds
II rloso who a-iesd v IL assItAaIuei1s,s Of Ire
Ives aptye o;FeIed 70 them IL Esk tLLE-
ER-ATI-D PREMiLM Bi1rERS From IN, tandex
EEily sotive eliminating qualities 81 tess l:ters
Ard their healthy ef;eo:s upon the sionl-E 4srels
blood. seeyetve and dzsssise csaans and their bTe
Is, yscral.zg qualities they fail pEn<rca
jGst sech results viii pseYtnt undue secretion
OF HE and consequent Encouragement as ts systefn
As tonic tbs have no superior and tine .ppseter
Is ~ vel essd Of t5eL greet ntiiiiy IN Gg@reas
airing frotl improper Indigestion. Ihs. hs feahd0nt-
ly resoInraer3s 1t for eli disses thai sYs their 0-
GIN Iii LOGS ct appetite, sour ytosnsch etc.
Priee 90 eoIts per bottle. For Gale by Msssrs Pur
cell Ladi & Co, Bennett L Beers Alexander
Bavgl, Adie 4 Gray, Charles Miilspangh, ard Drug.
gisss esoersAY throaghnrt Tho CITY, Also by Todd T.
Christian, sEershsxs; D. K. Lyrasn Lynshblug; King
x Toy, Norfolk DR.. r. Csua, Wnlslnsbarg 81
1t Orzers A1dres&.td 70 H. BAKkK, Rich-rozd
Va, VIII receive eeesnpt sttaation. osii
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NFw Yoax Oct GA meeting of the mgr.
- ,,,s was he'd at the Excbspge % day. which v al
,gar ICED by The election Of g. y. Lamar as csair
M. Rsspluuons were paced deaOuuc!1g tho re-
,9.r.l D: Judge Bronson. bus no speeches were
,n...l Ta5 needing was fully attended
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by VIRTUE of Deed of Trust erc-
II euted to me By William Siourtjoy and MAJ ~,
wife on tbs 4th day Of April 1853 sna Of recoid in
the Clerk's Office OF Richmond Hastings Court 10 a.
cure to James Bosher, William C. Allen and Wei
ington Goddin the payment CT several str,s OF mo-
ley, amounting in sill 70 about Scotland further 10
indemnify and save harmless the said james Dosber
and William c. Allen sureties certain bonds az.
ecuted by said William Mountjcy for u gro hsie dur
ing the present yeari l shall proceed 20 SOIL On
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. the Sd of Ncvcr4ber
lad az O'clock, 10 the highest bidder The proy
ises, The following property, 70 wit All that ain
LOT OF LAND lying in the city of Richmond, hsv-
ing Two brick feneeIts thereof. a,tnsSed the
corner of Canal and Fourth streets fronting about
eighty feet the south side Ct Canal street and
ming back about 100 feet TO alley separating the
property hereby described from tho othar two brick
tebeInents erected By tho said william Mcantioy
several years ago; the west by Fourth s:rset-he-
ing part of lot No $50 in the plan of said city aud
sIsrt Of the Eeal eststs conveyed to sad Noantjoy
By Wynohsrn Robertson and wife by deed datad
18th November, 1888. sad recorded ia Richmond
Hus:ir gs Court Clerks OAice. q ..,.r- ..... Az
TERhs-For cash 70 30 much az VII satisfy ex-
penses OF drawing and recording the Aforesaid decd
and of executing the trust we'll pay " hatever
amount iney remain dae and unpaid OF said debts
(ssy $780, end tbs resdna % lac Isl oay of MaSch
lisa 80
The ntle TO the above named property Is believed
20 be perfect, but selling Trustee stall Convey
to the purchaser onig each tsle ss vested Ia
By said trust deed.
oc 12-d:ds JOHN HOWARD, T-lstee
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BY JAMES A. TIaYI0n

M ULES AND nOKSES- ar,e-rror
~ - Ram SnIis9 9F sfa LARGE EUaBER OF yALuA-
OnWkDaESpAf, I'd Of Nov ibens ia -
ct tie Ssate Ass'saiiaia FAIR iseiF ss oeF
r d. Upon The Let Gsjoinins aud eastward fr J, .hs
StLECTED YOUNG MULES DIRECT sRnM
KENTUCKY. Also, 10 othsr MCLLs wstl - -
number OF good work HORSES. sAes
Visitors 10 The Fair in want Of such stocs ,v;1, a.
well 10 attend this ssie TIE terIns VIII be Dc -
exit purchasers. -
&c t-2t 4 TAvInr
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BY DUNLOP, MOsCIEE : -
DSN CASES BOOTS AND sT1op,

0SN CASES BOOTS AND suoFs
.Uoo AT AUCTION On TUESDAY -. -. -
Instant, commencing st 10 O'clock, we viii sd =
our Anoti5n Sure, $50 cases PO0TS end SfllJFs
oocpT.slng desirable and varied sasort1nsnf la.It
to tas season, consisiins IN part of
siena' !. aud Bro9sns
adens' Fine and Heavy Wafer Boots.
- olnons Lscs Boots, Buskirs aud Ties.
Sisses --- do 10 Go
nLiiaseDs Morocco and Ensslelled Boots.
bSys' and YOUTH KIP Boots.
20 90 TbicS Rrogsus, sc. &c. &c
TERMS: uncer SioD cash; ever that amount,
AiSen.af eTedIt Tor approved neeetisble paper.
GH Sale without regcrd TO weather
DUNLOP, MOHcURE& co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-02

Ciax,NArI, oct G5,-Tle supreme court hav,
.e1,zsc5 t. grant new trial to Scwea, COZ yirset
,fnRFytt'r. Anchor Gay viii prohati be appoint
81 ~ Tic Governor fof Lis OK scution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-02

kaSrrsLlEa, Oct 23.--On the sixth bellos Yes
,fcasy Lon. ). I. h.1jer, the democratic cardi
la ior LioV'".iaHt Governor, vas elected by two
IEA cry, a,a John 4. Page, tdeil) Of Montpelier,
1,.s cAo~aa SKATE Treasurer.