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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

CA1lFoRNIA.John Mitchell, the l.
IRISH patriot, whose escape from the Pc
nal colony at Van Dieman's Land, has
already been reported, arrived at San
Francisco, on the 18th ult. A public
dinner has been rendered to him, to take
place before his departure for N. York,
which has been accepted.
Governor Bigler's majority through
out the State is l 800.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21


THE FEELING or THE ADMINrsrRA-
rIoN.--The Washington Union of the
Sd inst, copies a portion of Senator
Cooley's candidate for Comptroller on
the New York Adamantine ticket
speech, and denounces it. In continual
ton. the Union eulogizes the President,
and dilates on his dauntless courage du-
ring the Mexican war, and concludes by
pronouncing Cooley's charges as infs-
mously false and slanderous. The T.
MON also publishes John Van Buren's
Tammany Hall speech, prefaced with a
long account of his services with the
Democratic party, and the consistent
support given by him to the Admins
tration.-- Mil. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

LAND no! Wall street is out OF the
woods. The tide has turned and we
are bound up. Exchange on Europe
has fallen below specie point-gold is
ION the inereasein cur Banks--deposite
ditto-accommodations are easily obtain
ed-shinning on the decIine--Stocks are
rislng-no panic among the Banks-all's
safe.
The Bank of Oswego is good--no
Connecticut Bank has failed. The
Fatchin Bank of Buffalo has stopped
but its notes are secured, and it is ouI
opinion that they will be redeemed in
very short time. The Bank of Massil
ion, Ohio, is said to have failed.
| There may be few more failures a.
tnong railroad sufferers, but tho countr,
ls safe--the Banks, with a few excep
tions are safe. The merchants, all VIII.
nave kept out of railroads populations ar.
sound. Brokers and bankers excep
railroad bond and stock spectators, ar.
safe. On the whole, these United State
ware nearer safer. Now for higher pri
ices = Bank expansions - spectators :
gllorlans times-plenty of money anc
Nplnty Of fun.
/. Have mercy on all croakers and oil,
|losies.- Ihompson's Rep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

E5@From the official canvass Of Iowa
County, the following are some Of the
totals: Holton GIL, Rarstow 624. Baird
40, In Assembly, Toay 1856, Strong 3a5
aud IN the Second District, Joiner 337
Mcfarland 2s7. Prohibitory Law, YES
81, No 455. ZTBad state of society
in the Mines
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

Fhe December number of Cooley is receiv.
ed, which completes the volume. The plate
promised in former number is given: Chris
healing the SICK, from WEsT's great painting
is valuable picture.
We shah not comply with GoDEyss offer. tc
send him club or 2S for another volume nc
slr, our Magazine exchanges ask too muck, SC
We must cut them. Al wo can promise 10,
them is notice whenever we feel like II.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

I="I DIGEST - stoh is the true q
the word "PEPSIN,'' or of the two Chi
from which it is derived. This is TIE 4
and appropriate title of the TRUE DleET7
ior GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DR., ]. S
TON, of Philadelphia, from the forth 81
the Ok. for the cure of Indigestion and d
1t is Natures own remedy for an unheatH
ZACH. No art of man can equal its curatig
lit renders GOOD EATING perfectly consist
HEALTH. See the figure OF the Ok in srF
I OF this DaOer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

E5Mr. WV. BuTLER advertises The
Union Hotel at Platteville as being now
uuder bis charge. The delightful loca-
ton, large and beautiful appearance, and
spacious apartments of the Union Ho-
tel, must be inviting 10 travellers and
aoarders.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
Look oat for Counter . ~,

| .Look ott for Coallst. ,notsg
The public are cautioned agaihs' Nan. aa
lfeit, which has lately made us TX he ID
w. B. Farrell,s Arabian Linlnleh' ~ Ss !:
GUS of all the counterfeits, pecau sooii
|uame Of Farrell, many will buy y "a "a sIiss
out the knowledge that counte'is ..or sd
will perhaps only discover theh e e, sese,
Irious mixture has wrought us es .,,eds ,t
The genuine article is manula!e..~ ~, ,sif
Farrell, sole inventor and propsN'yrII iag
druggist, No. IL, Main-st., Feoia, mSI
all applications for Agencies mus ".E GA
Be sure you get it with the le.'e'' and III
reIps, thus--H. G. FARRELL's~ nntsrssg
OF the wrapper, all Others are COUP .or. Dts!
Sold by D. T. Parker, I.ancas ,S;5eriiD1s
Beetown; Chandler s. Green, w." s.o3s,
Hood, franklin; A. Palmer, m no,t tbs {
larly authorized agents through :, us
az Price rs and SO cents, anu - '.',,.
AGENTS WANTED in every , 'u ii
hamIet in the United states, in VIVA : rartjj
ready established. Address h. a. !. 81
accompanied with good referep''
re sponsibi!ity. sc. ESs'S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

TROUBLE AMONG THE CAmPBELLrrEs.
The followers Of Rev. Alexander
Campbell, of Bethany, Va, have be-
come dlssatisfiedwith his teachings on the
subject OF slavery. To remedy the evil.
they propose calling Convention at
Cleveland, on the second "Wednesday in
January next. Mr.. G. is in favor Of
gradual abolition.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

On account of Misunderstanding be-
tween the Mill Owners and Opera
tlves, in Manchester, England the mills
have been stopped, and $4,000 persons
are out of employment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
WONDERFUL AND ExrRAoRpIyl

OF RHEUMATISM OF 90 YEARS sTAi
Never in my life have had SO much =
doing anything as in giving this ceftlhai
world, and hope it may be the cause o1
of my fellow creatures being relieved
dreadful disease, rheumatism. My vIH
afflicted with it for twenty years, moS!0
suffering excrutsating pains in aVery psf
Hdy. Having no appetite whatever, she y
Ito almost skeleton. So violent ven
THAT she seldom could sleep without =
H doses of opium. Every joiht vas 81
lImucb, and her knees, hands, and peg
Nwith large Jumps. She could do no XVI
1.-THE sinews and muscles icing 50 hald~
IIted that her limbs were drawn togetnel
Twas obliged to be in bed constantly ID
1she had been for twenty years, wlthoH''
any relief from every thing she uSed' o'.
lImenced the use of II. G. FARRE bLs
IMMINENT, the first bottle Of Whi'a
Igreat change. She has now used nv
the swellings have nearly all gone ''''
entirely left her; she sleeps wei ' i
more feshy than ever she was IN "
Iexcellent appetite, and spins and SCI"
H the use of a few bottles more sfle mus
las ever she was. If any one douOS ~
Il cure, he has only to call at my resiu'D
llria, and learn the circumstances lfOD~
lips, or ne can further inquire OF any
l|bors. SA@'A
i H. B. FARRELL;s ARABIAN ti'"s
SO an excellent remedy for palsy ar ..
cramps. chilblanes, burns, PAINS
eyes. ETC., and in horses OF ca'he ~ i,
dy in The world where an extern" or
lquired.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

IBuLLARD's Panorama of New
York City, will probably visit Lanoas-
ter and other villages of Grant County
soon. From accounts it is one of the
greatest works of the age.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

The LIeUoR LAw-THE REsULT.--
The Morning News adds up the votes
on this question, as far as heard from,
thus for theLaw l2,437; against H.
2oa. This leaves majority of $50 for
the Law. The News had not received
the vote from the Pinery or from La
Crosse. The Pinery will give from
800 to 400 majority far the Law-say
800. La Crosse Co, will also give q
small majority in its favor.--[ Madison
Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

! nhMAnKABLE CoNvEnsIos.-The New
! ofk Herald is out in favor Of the Maine
Law. 1t says-''all we ask is that no
lime be lost in giving the scheme : fair
and honest trial. - Galena. Adv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

1.-The loss by the recent fire Il
Louisville is estimated at $3.50, COON.
surance $l45,000. The Office Of tbe
destroyed. ! .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
The New Legislature.

From the returns received, the fol-
lowing list of Members are the elect to
the next Legislature. Senators from
the odd numbered districts hold over
from last year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

~ The arrivals Of gold and gold dust
= ms port from California, according
. ne slaip's manifests, during the month
q october, amounted to $6,466, 985.-
Ihompson's Reporter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

aIIhere were during a period of !
J ear iateiy as many murders, save two
committed in the City Of New York -
We're IN all England in the same 0er;od |
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

IDr. Wm. KING, resident Dentist
at Platteville, whose card appears else
where, expects TO remain at BARNrrr's
Hotel in Lancaster, during the present
week. The current opinion is that he
don't do bogus work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

Letbaras sing the prais es, in all Of their pha-
SEES
~ Ffenchiheld dishes, unwholesome as
rare;
Their tarts, and their Jellies, to cram in theil
bellies:
But nought in the world can with dumpIings
compare.
Their oysters and noodles, and all such capoo.
dies,
Delicious and fine in their season may be;
Theft pot-pie and chickens, may go to the
dickens,
When there are hot dumphngs for Marie
and me
Let windy debaters, 'twixt beans and perta,
Keep up dispute, while despatching q
meal;
And some prejudiced hearer, who thinks he
sees clearer, e &
Stick in word edge-wise, for turkey OF
Or preserves made of guinces--or custards and
ihiASCo, =
Or small bear and cider-or sugar and tea
Ye gods and small fishes! they may be deli
cious,
But bring out the dumplings, for Maria and
To make it the richer, have F'dip'' in a pitch-
er,
To pour on the dumplings, and soften their
doom;
Then sweeten with sugar-and lei every bug
ger
Stand out Of the way--we must have elbow
roomi ~
To see our spoons flirting, it may be diverting,
To those who such sight seldom happen to
see;
But they will discover, when meal-time is o
yer,
TBo dozen have gone, 'twixt Maria and
mel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

Ave learn that the Hon. John Bell.
I wing, has been reelected 10 the Uni
ted States Senate from Tennessee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

GrThe friends of a prohibitory LIQUOR law
have called . convention At Chicago, H.. on
Wednesday, the 9Th Dec.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

Aglt j. proverb at our colleges.
mat the students who graduate with the
highest honors, are seldom heard Of af
towards.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

.If'a Miss is as good as ! mile
, nnals = madam good for !? For !
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

PRocLAMATIoN.-lt is hereby recoi
that Thursday, the oath day Of Nd
Iinst.5 be observed in this State as /
Thanksgiving.
In Testimony Whereof, | have here,
Iscribed my name, and caused the grsI
the State 70 be affixed, at lIaad
L. S. second day of November, in thlI
our Lord, one thousand, eight
land fifty-three.
RV the Gnyernnr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
IMPORTANT FROM THE s.

Il
IMPORTANT FROM THE SANn,.
LANDs.-Dr. Judd has been Y
from his office as Minister Of n
and Elisah w. Allen. late U. s y
appointed in his place. y
A decided step has been take,
Government towards the annov.sI
the Islands to the United STATE,
The French and British Con,n,
tested TO the King against such \
and the American Commissioners \
piled in a firm and dignifed n,,l
This movement has caused much 1
ment throughout the Islands.
MILWAUKEE MARKEr.-NmI
l6th.-Early this morning wb.a|
as high as 81 for best quality. n
wards noon-several of the ws,sl
men Withdrawing their BUYERS III
suddenly fell to 95ct,
and Red winter SSa94.
Rye so. Light receipts.
Barley 40.
Oats 25a27.
Pork$4a4, so. Receipts contiDr .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
MOTlGBsp

observation-disclosures, TO lnsn
iy insertion, should be handed in By
SATURDAYS,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

- Ohm Bell, Of Tennessee has beer
rejected re- to The Senate OF the United
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

! sEs1RLE GIR1.-A young LADY, j
Newport, who was about leavino ~.
I,.'gay and festive scene,'' which the mar.
l / Of the "Ocean'' presented, with Ii,
intention Of retiring for the night, turn.
LED to her friend and remarked: avail
Mary, I've done my duty have seer
all the clothes, and everybody has See,
lnlne' SO shall now 60 up stairs; GOOD
night. What could be more orasb;a ;
he very mottos Of a fashionable water
ing place to see and be seen.-TNew-
port Mercury. -"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21


VALUE OF RAILROADS TO FARMERS,
We like Railroads better than any O.
Their kind of internal improvements, for
the reason that their tendency is to in
crease the value of farming lands rather
than TO build up cities. They bring a
market TO every mans door, and thus
increase the value of the land, and rem
der its cultivation more profitable. A
country population is always better for
the people themselves and for the nation
than the population of cities. There is
more independence and more virtue a.
mong them.
A ton of corn is estimated when
ITO miles from market not worth the
hauling, by railroad it would be worth
44,55. Thus, as land may be near OF
more remote from lines, railroads, is its
value, enhanced over and above the val
ue, had there been no such railroad
This is an Important consideration to far
mers, when called uponto aid in the con-
structien Of railroads, and should in
fluenee their action in the matter
Sandusky Mirror.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21


10. J. D. Reymert. %. d. S. Vittum
II. T. T. Whittlesey. "a.
u. E. Wakeley. %. 49,
IS. C. Dunn.
H ASSEMBLY
i Adams and Sauk-C. Remington.
\ BROWN Wallace. - f* a
\ Crawford and Bad Axe-Turhune.
\ Calumet.
La Mcmillan, prob.
| Columbia c. Ketchum, ALFRED
lTopliff.
Dane-Harry Burns, A. I. Lusk. FL
IS. Orion, P. w. Motifs, G. r.. Head.
B. F. Barney G. Fox, F. MoCorm.
lick, R. Parker, |. w. Davis, A. II. AT.
water.
Fond du Lac--Isaac Tallnadge, M. J
Thomas, c. Boomer, N. NJ. Donaldson.
Grant-Wm. Hull, VIM. Jeffryes, E.
Estabrook, L. Rood, NJ. K. Young.
Green-W. Mitchell.
Iowa.. Toay.
Jefferson-T. Barnard, ID. f. Morri
son, D. Reed, w. Eustis, G. ]. Bell.
Kenosha-S. Hale, /. Hooker,
Lafayette. Fl. Knowlton, p. Park
inson.
Marquette &Waushara.
Marquette. I'll. Wells.
Milwaukee--Jackson Hadlev, Will
liam Reinhardt, Edward O'Neill, Hem
Try Beecroft, Timothy Hagerty, John
Crawford, Webster, Tobin, Lavies.
Manitowoc--J. L. HYDE.
OutageIrle Nc.-J. grooits rfuuy.
Portage Walter d. McIndo.
Racine-C. S. Wright, 7. West, T..
Norton.
Richlapd-
Rock-D. Noggls, spaulding Colley
j. Thomas.
sheboygan-A. Rosenthal.
st. Croix & La Pointe.
Walworth -HarriEgton, Allen, Whit
ing, Stafford, Bartlett, Lake.
Washington
Ozaukee--F. w. Horn, NJ. T.. Whe-
don.
Waakesha--E. Lees, D. Worthing.
ton, G. II. Purple, Jesse Smith.
Winnebago--C. ID. Rich, Gary.
Prairie du Chen gives Barstow 81
majority over Holton, and 10 maiorit,
for Prohibitory Liquor Law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

| hurr~.. NJ J pnoesss. NJ Bs.
an authorized Agent TO receive subs
land advertising for the HERALD; and
ceipts therefor viii he acknowledge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
HDrymplkngs.
BY sLocUM sLuGGs. ESQ.

Written for The especial benefit of, and res
rectfully dedicated to, Maria and myself.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

| Clergymen and Justices are specII
to send US notices OF all Marriages and D.
they may know of.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

- - - ~ n ~ - " j nav
CHAs.' d. ROBINSON, Secretary gfs
BY Chas. Geo. Mayors, Deputy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

THCRSDAY-Novenb.r Is
hACHANGE hOrhL-JonS T. BALLARD
W Bailey, Fr.derick.hg " ID s~.n.y No
a. ,'p,e' iA<."el S"mpi-. CSN
f"td. do Mrs. simple V,
ID Is Ysnr. Louis, Master J,. v
j u Christian. Williamsburg u Psin,,, sd 1T pill
:, In, Sn'',hsh S'eIhsrj, Buekin;h am
T. nrr'"'rd, EkGigg ia,
FofPuey, ChssteiGe.d " \ rur,.r J
w l. w.l- No ID Thcr,, T.. w
w RsdorJ, do Gro, \ q
a Lsnount, Wilmington j.. I,.r,, a.,
"y h.,'n. Weldon Sou'hali, Petersburg
~ 49,, n'. -, Lewis and Lady, Abe
" Joyhe- ai"i lady. NC matle
hi Parrot, Lady and chill, NC
AMERicAN-II Wilcox. A F.rmsn Y. T wti,i
deo, Tenn; J Long, Ysnceyve y e: G n Ri.hnnt
m'to", q . iiord' and lady, Y; J Bnh,nnon, Mat,
he~s Gil; I ii'in in aud hiy DinN III liz: n " iIo,
conbe. Danvhle, Va; DR. " Whi.motc P-,.,si,n,, !
fuqra, Rurkingbaip; M,r-hau and 1, Nv All 80
vaht', Lexington. Va; W Ntshy C.rt.r.yill,. y n p
dicto", Richmund; Roggc, Baltimore
CoLCMBiAN-J q HoL.on, = : D.,ii.o, ID R,.. r
n.rp, Po~hs'an; w Miller, q Gjr,ion. ID y S,an.s
w Warwick, Lyrchhufe: Bitton F.r,n,i,. ~ =,
Mhnso Holloway; q w Biisioue J w EI,,k.,st;.
NY U Anderson. Lun"tburg; T. G, .i,y n n vla,p'
hobr,on, BoteiOur'; I.skr, CoochIsnd: j ! Vince
Mrs Winro Miss wingo Mrs Holt, Tenn; " Levi. "
nfAhtiahi. T. EIunpasr, Ala: W William n;,Lu,1.
Hopkins, Petersburg; Strnng,, W Aiol. FIu,.nn.
'llI--W w G.bb-, August: j White AI,.,r,,I.. 4.
Hutchinson. de-; 4 l. wall-r WiiIi,mshn,r. , Co..,
J't-",; ID Noormcnt iavars: x Au.lr,. M, ". !,
. nm, steiner Augusta; ; X Csrm. VIC Kniyb,on
io ID u Hancock, Chesterfield, e DaLis y VI n p
lroune: q ID Clark aud lady, Mis- jackson, Ms r.,.
Tenn. -. s"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN sIEAMERs.
EROM IL STATEN
PORT OF RICHMOND,

ARRIVED,
Schr William Spear Bunting, from Baltimore, guano
TO Scbacr, Koicr d Co
Schr Br liant, Parker, Baltimore. coal to Farrar
Schr Charles Carroll Milton, Moth Carolina shingles
to Glnn X Stnfke.
Schr Cathstinc Jane, North, Petersburg, corn 10
warwick BaIksdals.
Schr Thomas Conner,--. Norfolk lumber.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Cavrndy, New York, mdse and
passcrgcrs.
Schr Hebe, North, Petersburg to load for BALI morc
PmLAptLruiA. Nov. l7.--Arrryed, Sehr ] Truman.
Griffin, days from Richmond, Va.
Nkw fonK, Nov. lI.-Clearej, scbr Ricer johnson
Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

ssE,.--'.t i.... -,aI--tt .I..L a. I IsU,--.I-
tur sae.Nhccl steamship osprey, be per -.=EDkN
sAt ny s' ~ fab, Ausiru. al a., PhiadrIrhta SrftS
aN,tAnsr 81 TX DAY, Ic-yrnr -, ISIS ur ca
r VI, by OptNHkiMEE COOK A. toners
pSthtt l. sutshvr In
ca r-l'iili
ant e" ie dcth oi hyii. ny hudcrs about u
IONS ana registers tons as single "a. cyi,r
v' ir 'ers' az, tc,sriiHy O. ~ require
mas ~ tte - ttr tofylts, every respect IN or.
DER M enluu GA hvS present line other which
she may b. required ~
During the Sd hiesu nearly For.y thousand Do.
lAfs furnishing
hsuhus Ma hicry, bull log lining saloon Furfur- c
she htted With .ty Brrth. and r 40 .rye
FALCONS between dcks, and ou DECK Rooms. and Uu.
ns saoh sNy feet "a length, furnished Joanou P,tat
800 ihns IAbts Nud capable seating hundred passu-
uy ms cas- Pt'sen,t snd Il sbuutauty supplied with
drt' iab.c furniture. linvu, Pate,
Que ui the mot
% HApon OF coal being only AtoG; i~,ise
The osPREi l. running ,iriphi and -ri
ton and from which ports she ary pyipg ce ~
ru'ry last, during which time she
has CLEARED over aud above her
ADD tricra thousand d-sr' Hc5 n the ship.
PhE business nlu having her b-n,d or he
year IN the hope that thee the
tfAlr you'll have secured her
having beer pshcd, ry have determined q sy h
eupiVrily ~ Public Aurton. -
she viii BE ia sud b the 18Th the i9th
instant and vii leave Charleston on the latte law
spct until ME Day ~ sale, NJ
TRIMS % SALtOne-thirI cash ~ three and
month"; vh approved stcuu, satisfactory sellers Fy,
III usAnd bollafs to Dc iU-n she purchase
-. OSENHEiMIR 4 COOK Aucts,
fHiLs FuIa, Nov. H..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRapH.
kspoFted Tor 80 Rlehnsr a
NORTHERN MARKETS.

NEw YORK. Nov. is,h.-Saie- to-day Of q, COO bLi-
four-sonthern $7.O6A7.is. Western Willie wh.r,
l's'l7ic per bushc'. Corn Sic.
BAlriAohr. Nov. ls.-SAles ofI 200 Lb- rou. n, SC
81; and 1000 IBIS "a, sc.5O. RID Wheat 81 s5.Iss.-
yellow Corn 65sC6c per bushsI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19

Ey Davenport, Alien 4 Co, Autt.
RON tisI- BOGI,- sisors Am HAT =, 49,,
- On WEDNESDAY, I'D November =. !. I. Iii =,
~, az 90 AGsi,"n store. assorueu, o poi.
rers, consulting Of ''' ""'A "e nahafsetu
Iin : 'ni alter Proof Boots; Gent. ar do
."uENah hoots, Men and Boys l. nd A
Men aud toya' Prgvvd
"tn'h sbtityTs Bussin- and Ties.
iouihs AID Boys Boot. sNr-. q y.rio.a, ssu.. .
100 cases Hats.
IEsssICnlyr .ivo cash tioj and ore month, ~, an 10,
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D, .noFr h.
E>hohA- LAMBERT minds op-uisg an on. o,,., ca.
A.. "ea uYei Calvert street.
sfy ,e- lays r"e iai, ever cs.- r ,h- 81, AZ
:" ~ t.' siihsS~ I'D
49, sa ~ unlA-ia ''hsr 20 hy - Ticket. fn a. sii.
al a. ,.,uI., -.
L'fs'oiss had the Jtunr iar.. =, ~, 1"<
." t,- n.y. not - be Violation Of la. ~ -
respectfully 49,,
",hsI, 20 sl'Eihs Who desire pureh.s- .,
"a. ~ - % &c" OF TiAS.sg ts y~AGifz =, qs..y a..
.hs h.s- a." DO nj hib their rider, mi 80,
st ety observed. ''P~eso an hifa sGl De
rnte Ise In the Maryland Lotteries. or such D.l,r,,
t'snss ss ne ha. sold Ia her, .hicl he ali l,x -
1919 ~ Dc e.sh's or received IN payment Of Teget,
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v W kicHMO\r, OS THE SOUTH sins Of .Ry Is
49," suh aud Ii sees. G,r -.I- >urf,,.,'v;,'
on Mp"bAi tie z4st S"v,uh - .,, M. -, -.
,.'ts 81 'tiprs, =. VI. thus- v,u.b. IT,. -.
mus n the sut sfr'f ~ hcW--n .th an, ~
u" to Mss, 80 rooL
" hHsta ct f.,
'ass !" Ito a. alley, ~ undrd on Met Nv
osi'y e'ivl IA the most Ia ia.s- ,y ,tr,-,
ahl - "tto th- Rain and the hsnd.,tn. t
,ns e'e'ei 10y Mvssrs Bacon nasseryiI- Th- .,,n,I
Of capitalists and other paiL uAriy called a ,hi.
INV IN cash; h.at u,uh.
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'HMt NAi-t Aui-t. tAttM CALLED "KIOLENr 10 NIL ys
f@f'tr a40gH, and PsrsOpi
syi viii b. sold, en- TUESDAY the ~ Of November
Tar ~ NOT he next fair day "kaprn ~ residence Of
az VIM ~ J1aniiI ,ir'rased, the Charles City Court
i1'rt'ad d" niles sclus Richmond, suna p.r,h
'oIs t'Atr thrirn, eot.s;iug % hUrsr urs w
t,inns iupItuent crops Of fodder hay
HE uuits-A
lT',l OF lss and cattle, and aCJu; barTe Of corn
u sale an G Iurnt .esi.vy Al O'Clock.
4r'fIs-Al sums udrr go clsh.
reH!t Tor houds ~itf good security, interest IN an
siicf maturity. "a ,.nnjit = '"'s
Executor Of Wm n. Jennings. decd
r. pr seeding the sale u above Personal
we I", ,'.'d t,leu recently purcLa,rd bt Maria
sold she q r,o,-
A"' ihs lam c"ut,i , acres, aud veil kLo.p m
u-thrr description u deemed Hunccrs.ary "
The terms, which Nihv very accommodating uu 30 ~
suoSn az al, hour u the sale. ~ " - -'''
4 nrsi " alsp h- s0d
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