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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

TIE Two ARMIEs.-The United States
Economist, in an excellent article on the IL
linois Central Railroad, has the following
comparison =
The United States army numbers about
100000 men, and they cost the country
last wear SO, ,246 for pay, subsistence,
clothing, DE. That is to say $500 per
man, or if we deduct the militia expenses,
$500 per man. 1t would puzzle any man
to tell of what service were those men, liv
ing usclessly in barracks and old forts, ca
ting three meals per day, and turning out
occasionally to salute their officers.
The Central Railroad army numbers TO-,
600 men ALSO and they received from the
Company about 800, 900 per annum, in
return for which they labor twelve hours
per day, upon work which gradually
stretches itself through the most fertile
plains, connecting the great Lakes with the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers, and ultimately
with the G ulf of Mexico.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

Mas KILLED IN LqtayeHe.-On Sunday
morning last man named Metcalf, was run
over by the stage and killed at the bridge
over Galena river, near tie furnace. He
was Immediately taken up and conveyed to
a house in the vicinity but ere reaching the
house life was extinct. 1t is supposed he
was intoxicateI.-Stu}lsJurgh Pick d Gal
1871 inst
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

CoMpLAINING-A Whigcomplains bitter
" through the columns of the kcnosha Dem
ccrat, that the Tribune of that city has gone
over to Free Soilism What he means by
it we are unable to divine; but we are sure
that his unseemlv epithets never emanated
from the mind of a gentleman, or one who
can look upon the opinions of those who dc
not see things through the same medium he
does, with any degree oftolerance.-Do'lg
Free Democrat.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

LARGE ESTATE for a New York Lady,
The property of James German, recently
deceased in Cincinnati, long of the firm Of
Stradcr d German is valued at 800, 900
Mr.. &. was bachelor, and died without
will. His sister, residing in New York, is
the only heir at law, and is now in Cincln-
natl, preparing to take possession of the es-
tate.-LouiseiWe Courier.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatchlo the N. Y. Tribune.
Washington, Thursday, Sept.

q.
Mr.. Hyatt, the Editor of TIE Rochester
-1dcertiser, and Consul to Annoy, charges
The Union { whose articles express the Pres
ident's sentiments with aiming to Adolf
tionize the Den1ocraticpartv. Should Hyatt
be decapitated don't be surprised.
D. S. Dickinson is reported, in high quar-
tiers, as speaking freely adverse to the Ad-
ministration. Breakers ahcad
There was an extra Cabinet session to-
day. France and China were on the taps,
but there was no decision.
Noble Towncr, of Conn, is appointed
Consul to Barbados.
The Treasurerofthe United States to-day
received $1,000 from Rev J. S. Hickev.-
The name of the penitent is not given.
Or,IS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

REDUCED FARE TO CALIFoRNA.-Tfe
Panama and Nicaragua lines are in full tide
of fierce competition, and fares to and from
California are marvelously reduced. Pas
sengers lately arrived at New York were
brought from San Francisco at 500 for
cabin and $50 for stecrage.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

1t is predicted that the hop crop will be
GERS in Madison county, New York. hav-
ing contracts to deliver large lots the pres
ent fall, have been obliged to go into the
market and buy up enough to make them
selves good. They have paid as high as
80 and 35 cents. The English crop is ex-
pected IN be lirht also.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

\ MORAL CoUNrY.-At the SEPT. term
of the Circuit Court of this county, the
grand Jury after remaining in session one
day, were discharged by the court there
being no business before them; this we be
levc is the first instance of the kind for years
in this county.--Nonroe { Green CO.. Sen
ERcl, 1IM inst.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

THE BALL MovIxG.-The friends OF lem
perance held an enthusiastic meeting at Ri
pom, Fon du Lac Co, on Saturday week.
The gathering wasa larg e one, tbeprohibito-
nv liquor law was freely discussed, and the
meeting-Whigs, Democrats and Free Soil
ers-aImost unanimously resolved that for
once partizan politics should be laid aside,
for the support of men known to be identi-
fed with the cause of Temperance.-Daiiy
Free Democrat.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

SALARIES IN CALIFORNIA - Governor
$4,000: Lieut. Governor, SIC per day
and mileage; Judge of Supreme Court, 49,
600; Attorney General $4,000; Comptrol-
Ter, 81, 500; Treasurer, 81, 500; Superintcn-
dent of Public instruction, 81, 500; Sur
veyor General, $4,000.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

4 lady was passing a blacksnith's shop
the other day with her little boy. and as he
looked in at the door, be witnessed the ope
ration of shoeing horse. See, mamma,
see?'' he exclaimed, 'dey making horse
now; dey maxim horse now; dcy got him
most done-O see"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

PoRK PRosPECTs.-ThcL Louisville Corr
Ter thinks the number of hogs the next sea-
son will be large, particularly in Kentucky
and Ohio. The report is, that hogs in In
diana Lave been contracted at $500 gross
to be delivered at the pens in the fall, and
that engagements are offered to be made
at 44c per h. for pork delivered in Deem
her
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

GREAT TRAvEL.-On Thursday last the
three trains on the Michigan Southern rail
ROAD brought to this city some fourteen hun
bred passengers, and on the same day in
the neighborhood of six hundred went east
from here over the same road. Yesterday
the roads must have done still larger bu-
sincss, as we do not remember to have seen
before so many strangers on the street, or
the omnibuseS so crowded
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

SALE OF SroCK-Wc learn that the splen-
did Devonshire Bull, brought on the Lady
Elgin from Buffalo a few days since for a
gentleman in Jenkinsvile, was sold on Fri
dav last for 800 to Mr.. PRENTIss, of Jcn-
kinsville, on whose premisesh is. We also
learn that the rest of the blooded stock
brought at the same time are about To BIZ
sold in that neighborhood.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING-The steamer
Fashion, en- route to Green Bay, was struck
by lightning between Racine and this port,
night before last. A passenger was struck
and his clothes slightly burned. The mast
and wheel of the boat were somewhat in
iurcd-4NH. Free Dean.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

We are panied to learn through the Ed
ward>ville Enquirer of Saturday the 10th
inst, of the dangerous illness of our distin
guishcd citizen, Gen. SHIELDS He is at
the house of Maj. BARBER, near Sparta, Ill.
at times deranged, and his situation is re-
gardcd as extremely critical.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

The CONNECTICUT JUDIcGARY.-In the
trial of Comstock, the conductor of he New
Haven train, at the time of the Norwalk
disaster, Judge Taylor said to the jury =
"Gcntlemen-You are the Judges of the
law and the fact the law authorizes me to
instruct YOU upon the law, but that instruc-
ton YOU are not bound to regard
That's sound Decentralization Com
laoH1ceqlH
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
EXTENSION OF CONGREGATIONAL

EXTENSION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q About twenty years ago. minister
states, q" did not know of Congregation
al Church west of the Alleghanies and
now there are of that order and in the faith
of the Puaitans, in Illinois, 90 in Iowa, 60
in Wisconsin, 100; in Michigan, 100; in
Ohio, more than 200'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

SIGxs.-When a man finds great deal
of fault with a newspaper which he never
fails to read, it is sign that be has not paid
for it. People seldom pick flaws in their
own properly Post.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
Terms of Subscription.

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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

mind John, if you go out in the yard
you viii wish you'd staid in the house"
"Well, if stay in the house III wish |
was in the yard, so where the great differ
cncc. dsds"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23

AIbanY, sept TO.
The Court of Impeachment this morning
acquitted Canal Commissioner Marther on
all the charges. The highest vote against
him on any charge was six. On some the
Vote was unanimously in his favor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.


The steamer ''Star of the West" with
San Francisco dates to the 10th August,
arrived here at noon to-day, in eight days
from San Juan. She brings 600 passengers
and 81 ,500,0 900 in gold, including that in
the hands ct passengers.
The sloop of war Portsmouth arrived at
San Franciscoon the 18th August, from the
Sandwich Islands. She reports the small
pox raging there to fearful extent At
Honolulu 527ncw cases are reported in one
week
A fire occurred atSacramento City, caus-
inc loss Of $4,000.
The Rogue River Indians had attacked
a white settlement in the Northern portion
'of the state, and killed large number OF
the settlers.
The taxable property in San Francisco is
estimated at $50, 900 900, being anincfcase
of $40, gO0, 600 over last year.
Political excitement was running high
Mr.. Randolph, prominent Democrat, had
taken the stump against Gov. Bigler.
Some Chinese merchants were about
opening banking house in San Francisco
LATER FROM MEXICo.
New Orleans, Wednesday, Sept. 7.
We are in receipt of later dates from
Zacatecas, which state that great dlssatls-
faction with Santa Anna was manifested,
and several States are reported to have pro-
nounced agar st recent cxactlons.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
BLAcKSMITHNc.

FWNTE undersigned wishes inform his ricudsand tho
public at large that he tskeuthe Wellknow nsiand
lathe Shtman Wagon shop. here he intends
carving the $incS< Of BLACK >mhnSin alts hFanch
~ Horseshoins attended " with extra care. Those
wanting ythingin hislinc willHudtfor their ntcrcsc
give him a call. charges moderate
Sept 2.Is52 JOHN STTpTLIFFE.
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Terms of Advertising.

One sqr. (l2 lines or less) one in. 81 90
Subsequent insertions, each, IS
EE" Transient advertisements to be paid
in advance, Legal advertisements inserted
at legal rates.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
Dress and Mantua Making.
STEAM FOUNDRY & MAcHINESHOP.

FTNE ing
i theIrfhrmer partners in the Foundry and Machine
Shop huSnCssiu all tsvariuus branches
orders Tor fhreshing Machines. stoves Corn
straw Gutter viii be thankfulIyreceiv ed and
meetvtth prompt attention. $500 ,
Al.SO-EVery variety ut ilGc1ring cast andhhshed
CJrlrrby careful lInde NperlencCd w0rkmcn.
HEAD, CAMPBELL & HEAD.
M,vsIh 1870 40
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
JAMES T. HILDRETH,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor
and Counsellor in Chanccry.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Will attend to all such professional business a
may be entrusted to him.
Ogrrc f, Durkee Block, up stairs first door
he right hand, Main ST., henosha Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-23
ROCK BINDING.

All kinds of periodicals and other books bound a
shallbe directed, and on reasonable terms, by be
Ing left at this Office, at the Post Office at the
Bindery near the School House, North Ward, by
JASON LOTHROP.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-03
EDUCATION.

CT. JOsEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMv
~ RICHMOND, VA-Conducted by the sI.s... ,
Of Charfty-cornsr of Msahall and 4th .,rss.s
This institution will resume studies on The Issh
August
Roarders, for board, tuition, bed and besd;nn
washing and mending, pay sEMI-ANNuALrY in Al
vance clio per annum. Doctors' fee 90.
Day scholars, according to the branches thew
study. pay QUARTERLY in advance, from "a to Dc
per quarter.
An extra 10 charged in the ornamental brane hes.
az Music, Painting, French and Embroidery, for
tuition and use Of instrumen:s.
Letters addressed to sister Rosaia Green, st.
Joseph's Academy, or TO 1t. Rev Bishop McGill,
will meet prompt attention.
Children of any religious denomination are ad
mitted, on condition of conforming to the general
discipline of the scnoo. su 3-lm+
4 GAAD.-h P. LEFEBvRE, A. Of will, on
"A the frat of October next, succeed Mrs Mead in
the charge of her Boarding and Day School In
Rlchcond, and Will be prepared on that day TO re-
ceive pupils her late residence on Grace street.
Mr. Lefebvre was fer seven years Connected with
Mrs Meads School. and suhssauently becams
Principal of the Williamsburg Female Academy,
the charge of which he now resigns, engage in a
larger werk in Richmond
He proposes to conduct ais school on the same
general plan of that of Mra Mead retaining several
of her teachers, (Ars Bartlett, Miss Anderson and
increasing the strength of the department of For
eign Languages. by the assistance or resident
French Goverress and other arxliiarles.
The members of the family will form ekris.isn
household, under the parental care OF DIR and Mrs
Lefebvre. The School will offer every advantage
for the acquisition of sound English education, TO
which will be added the Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages, Music. Drawing. &c,
Terms, the same those of Mrs Mead. Apply
to r.. P. LEFEBVRE, a Id.
an 2-d&wts Richmond. "a.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Geddin d Apperssn

- 0Saus1 - APPtEBons
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
" VAL LIABLE REAL ESTATE In TIE COIN.
~ OF HEHRICO AND CITY OF RICHMOND
BY virtue OF decree of The Circuit Court of the
city OF Richmond, pronounced on the 9th June.
Ieoo. 10 Toe suit Ct Garland e. Robinson, against
who was appointed special Commissioner for Ire
purpose, Will sell. at public auction on the prerni
SEES the following most valuable real estate belorg
ing to the late Poiteaux Robinson, deceased, viz
ON MONDAY Afternoon. the 18th August Ie53 on
tue norn side OF the Flank Road, ABOUT two miles
west of the city of Richmond, the two Farms he
longing to the decedent, one CONTAINING "a acre.
the other about 81 acres. further description il
deemed unnecessary, as these Farms are well
known. They will be divided according 70 a MA,
and survey which can be seen at the Office of the
auctioneer in few days. After which, will be sold
at the same place, tract OF wood land, contain
ng GO acres near to Desp Run Church. sdjoining
tha lands of Mr. Samuel Cottreil aud Others Also.
-n- '"t "@ar the said city, In Bowling Green sd.
Ioining Chelsea.
And on the following dsy, viz: TUESDAY after.
noon, the 10th August, 1853, upon the premises,
commencing at o'clock. 293 feet of ground, in and
near the city of Richmond, fronting on the Yves.
me OF Front street, running back to James River,
Sso bounded on the north and south by the lands
u nessrs Dunlop, Moncure a. Co. This land will
- divided to suit purchasers, and il valuable be
% Oh in adaptedness to wharf lots. After which
m oe sold part of lot No log, In the plan of said
1.'y fronting sc feet on Rockets street adjoining
sbou. 100 feet W.
VI Also, lot fronting 100 feet on the south side of
" alter street, running back to the Dock or Shin
soJolning the property CT A Robinson jr, on
above se srs also. 100 feet of ground opposite the
rnOr; nolung on the north side of Water street,
LIN osch on Fear street about 100 feet
nA ana s On the following day. viz: on WEDNES
wn sbs the 18th August 1858 O'Clock
,ba we most valuable building lot on
.ne nor'n size OF franklin between I'd and I'd sts.
aoJoinlne the residence of Writ Robinson. ESQ
fronting 32x feet running back 1863 feet. --'s''
"a s one fourth cash. balance at 6, H. ls and
"a months, for negotiable notes. bearing intsrest
satisfactorily endorsed, and title retained hin tb,
whole purchase money Is paid, and couyevance
directed ov the Court.
.si. seldom that so much really yerv valuable
property is brought into market and II ia honeS
that the attention of capitalists and otoers will he
directed TO this sale ~
JOHN ENDERS, Special Com,r
e Sale conducted by GoDDIN AprERsoN
AEcts jy 30-dsds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Godais a. Appersou.
H A Isoss RESIDENCE ON MI


ANDsOME RESIDENCE ON MAR.
=, snail AND MONROE STREETS FOR
Ia I ,5 Al AUTHORITATIVE be sold on An turday. .
co,n ann asy OF August. 1885, upon the premises'
Ersrn enelng ct O'Clock, that newly erected
Monre eo dwelling st the corner of Marshall md
Davis. III e ! :, nov occupied by Mr. stephen N
FEET n ne Lot fronts - feet, runs back about $50
h,;ct sn alley The House has rooms erceileu,
neat . miscnen. and the whole premises present
msrkah,. u ossnaiul appearance The house ia re.
for IaasLone third cash; balance ut a and 10 NM.
,s;,aS sousoie notes, interest added snS ,,Ia :.
'ot ..' "a tia isat note is paid AN 1Ao ie
GoDDiN d APPERsON Ap.,.
m,mieoiateiy after the above sale will bs ,oIa
neat htte cottage on the North sioa - v oid tnas
tween Brook Avenue and Madison .tr.a.. snsn, %
cupleo ty Mr. Jas. r. Lacey, Iroutina os n, no" &C.
ming back Ito feet coming % ieet run
TEHMsI0ne.third cash; balance at 6 and,a
Tor negotiable notes, interest added seanraS nos.
trust deed, or title Withheld until last mote ~.
aus GODDIN APPERsON . pso'
CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE aw.Tc
~ TION.-The Engine of The dredee bost -
cules, belonging to the James River and Ksn.nh.
Company, will be sold at Auction on TnesS..
Afternoon, the 18th August 1853. [immsai.,aiS
alter the sale of Poieaux Roblnseus real estass ~
Water Street. tay about o'clock
GODDIN e. APPERsON,
au J-tds Auetioneers
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BY james Nj TayiOr.

TX BUILDING LOTS IN FULTON.
~ AT AU CTION Will be sold on MONDAY.
9Th August comm sacing at O'clock. M, upon
the premises, Is of about the most desirable Lots
in the town OF Fulton, fronting on the principal
streets, and well elevated for building purposes.
Property in Fulton is improving Ia a remarkable
Degrees as recent sales indicate and persons desir
ing to obtain lots in that very hourishing town
either for investment with en- eye to future ad
vsrce in value, or for building purp oses, should
avail themselves OF this opportunity, such anc-
Their will rarely again occur.
1ERMs will be very literal and will be made
hnown az the sale. JAS 81 TAYLOR,
jy 29-dtds Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
rrRUsTEBs, SALE M pr.r

YsRCSTEESs SALE OF REAI. Rs-
TATE ON 23D, BETWEEN NAiH Avn
FRANKLIN STREETS, IN THE CITY ar Rica.
MOND.-By virtue Of deed Of trust sre~n,sS =,
the subscribers BY Joseph Woodsou, now dses.seS
bearing date 4th Oct, 1871, duly recorded Il Hs,s
rico County Court we shall, in execution Of ~.
me, Having been so requested by Msssrs yesse
Williams and Joel BFsgg, the parties secured
thereby proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises, on Wednesday, the Sd day Of August,
1853, at O'Clock NJ If fair, If not, the next fair
day, the real estate conveyed thereby, consisting Of
a brick Tenement on the east line of sd street.
between Main and Franklin streets. froating on said
23d street 80 feet, running back sc feet With the
exception of the dover right of Mrs Woodson, We
believe the title good; but we shall convey, how.
ever, with the usual special warranty.
Ihe deed requires that the property shall be sold
or cash, but II s probable that at the time OF SALE
an arrangement may be made by which reason.
soie credit will be given Oh part of the purchase
money. w BOOTWRIGHT.
HIRAM BRAGG, :
sac conducted BY w. GoDpIN, Auct.
jy l3-3w
immediately after the above SALE will De soid q
nsnosone vacant lot opposite to the above proper.
y, fronting SO feet the west line OF 23d street.
running osck abour Sc feet Terms-s months
cleot Tor a satisfactory endorsed negotiable note.
oeari ing interest GODDIN l. APPERSON
~ <S-otos Aucta
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THE LATEST NEWS.
laiiroad .4eetdent Slip John c. Calhoun.

ttEtiE0IU AfFfFHt7tt CHtp vVHH =. CHt7tU""'
BosroN, July 3l.--The railroad train from
NFsntresl Yesterday morning, with about 200
= ssengere, eas thrown off the track at the
t.,,stion Of the Lake Champaign road, near 81.
'fobr's. owing to the misplacement OF the
,.:,,b. Some damage was sustained, but
80 Of the passengers were fatally injured.
4 ,eleeraphic despatch from ~. John. N. b.
,..a,s,dsv, states that the ship John G. Cal.
- before reported ashore at Musquash,
pss besa got Of aud wes at anchor at Little
Wns.naSh. A steamer had b2en sent TO tow
80 -. John.
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He1erai Agent Rna Medical Examiner,
al 2-2t* i;sla's Roy R;chp,or6 Va

I OTss EOR SAAH.-I. b=aulltul uul aug
IL los on the North de Of Clay street. bets ysen
3rd and Attn streets, sdoiDiag tie residence of Ihos
w Brockenbrough, Esq Tha LOT fronts Go feet and
ruas back 1873 to sD alley.
9. A lea en- .he corner of Marshall acd College
streets, opposite the Medical College, fronting so
Re ct and running back 1874 to aliey 20 feet wide
On this lot ia carriage Eouae and stable, which
would be rented ehould the lot at be sold curing
the month Apply 20 S. MAUPIN.
au 2-dtlSthau
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IGH CONsTAhLE', SALE.-Wiu / q

lGH CONsTAbLE'o SALE.-Wiu q
SOLO on wednesday, the SD INIT, COM
mencing at clock, upon The premises, ON the COR
ner OF the Alley In rear of the Exchange Eotel oy
consent OF parties the following properly ali nearly
ne" ano ID good order: Sofa; Mehosany Bed.
Wash stand; 9 Mahogany Chairs; 60 CebjDet
Rocking Char; 1 Brussels Carpet, Gil: Shades:
ios OF on Cloth; lot Of Mating; Hair Mattress
2MsuE, Flie Screens; Table; I0t oi " sitsrs:
lot of Pitchers; lot of Glasses; lot Of scittoous
Clock; tot OF Mantel Ornams nts and a Basis and
fitcatr to satisfy an attachment In my hands.
Ru 2-fds BLAIR n 4, ~ d
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOR THE DAILY DIspaTsE
Kentucky Congressional EIectIou.

LOUISVILLE, August 2.-The following Con.
gressmen have been elected: In the 7th district.
Preston, Wing; 9Th, breckenridge; 10th, Stan.
ton. tits probable that a Democrat is elected
IN the 9th district, although the contest was
very close,
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hsntnckR Election

I.r.-rILtE, August IAN election was
held N lu,s STATE TO day for n1emters OF Con.
gress ard the State Legislature. Mr.. Preston,
" h,g caudidue for Congress, had 500 MAORI
- over English, Democrat, at noon, and is
certainly elected in the District.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-03

~ Jamss Walker, aged 80 years, a composi.or
Ia the Sun newspaper oMce of Baltimore was
drowned Saturday last while on fishing excur
sion In the country. He was absent from his com
panions only about half an hour when his body
was discovered floating in about four feet water,
where it is supposed he was drowned. He was
subject to taintipg fits of which it is supposed
came upon him when he was drowned.