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Demoine courier., 1854-12-21
STATE OF IOwA,1

STATE Of IOWA,{ C.
WAPELLo COUNTY,
TAKEN UP, before Newton c. Hill Esq, a
Justice of the Peace &c, at his office in Ottum-
wa in said County on the 9Th day of December
1854 by Joseph Hayne at his residence in said
county Stray property OF the following des-
cription, to-wit: one dark bay flly about two
years old last spring, and one da.k Iron Grey
Colt, about the same age, left fore foot white
each of which are valued at thirty five dollars.
JOSEPH HAYNE County Clerk.
OttnmWa Dec. 19tl 1851.
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Estray Ok.
STATE OF IOWA, O.

WApELLo COUNTY, o.
TAKEN UP, before Simon p. Bolinger Esq,
Justice of the Peace &c, on the 14th day OF
December 1854 by Thomas Sinnamon at his
residence in Ottumwa in said County an Estray
red Ok marked with two Sits in the right ear,
no other marks or brands returned: Supposed
to be six years old, and valued at Twenty Seven
dollars and fifty cents by Joseph Leighton and
Wallace Milling. JOSEPH HAYNE.
County Clerk.
Ottumwa Dec. 10Th 1854.
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Iowa LEGISLATORS The correspon.
den. of the Davenporport Gazette says:
Il will venture TO say that better, heal
thier or more intelligent looking assembly
of the peoples servants never were con-
grega.ed on a similar occasion, than
those who compose the session Of the
Iowa Legislature that are 10 organize in
this city tomorrow
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Strayed! Strayedn

IRON the premises Of William Kent, in
IL Marion county, on the 18th of September
last, 2 horses:-One a bay, three years old last
spring, has star in the sniff Of the nose; the
other brown, one white hind foot, four years
old. Any information about them addressed
to me at lndiantowa, Tama Co., shall be liber-
ally rewarded.
Fl. Des Moines Star, Dubuque Express, OF
tumwa Courier and Abba Press, copy and send
bills to me. JOSEPH MYERS.
Nov. 10, 1S54-3t
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JAIL To LET. Iii is stated in the Hart
ford Daily Courier, that the Jail in Wind.
ham county is 10 let for boarding house!
The operation of the new anti-liquor Ia W
in Connecticut, it is said, has brought
about this result.
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Christmas is Coming !

A ND those who wish to obtain presents for
IA the Holidays, will do well to call at the
DRUG & BOOK STORE OF w. L. ORR,
where they will find fine assortment of Books
suitable for Christmas and New Years Gifts,
SUCH As
The Golden Gift, The Garland for '55.
Keepsake of Friendship, The Floral Offering.
Hawthorns's Holiday Library, Rollo Books,
Poetical works Of Scott, Burns, Goldsmith, 6
the Dccidson Sisters, handsomely bound, to-
gether with a great variety of Fancy Articles.
Call and see. Nov 3Dth.
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Estray Colts.
STATE 81 OF cIowA,} S..

STATE OF IOWA, 6.
WAPELLo CouETy,S
TAKEN UP, before Newton c. Hill Esq, a
Justice of the Peace in aforesaid County, on the
Sth day Of December 1854 by Ammi ID. Whip
pie at his residence in said county, three Es-
tray Colts of the following description, to-wit:
one light bay colt, with blaze in the forehead
a little white on two feet, supposed to have
been two years old last Spring or upwards, APP
praised at thirty five dollars. One yearling past
iilly, dark chestnut sorel hind legs and left fore
leg white nearly to the knees, and blaze in the
face, valued at twenty-five dollars. And one
last Springs Colt light bay with bald face;
valued at ten Dollars.
JOSEPH HAYNE C'y c.
Ottnmwa, Dec. 18th, 1854.
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SENATE.
Wednesdav.

Wednesday, Dec. l3th.
Mr.. Test gave notice OF memorial
TO Congress TO remove the Omaha In
dams to some point no, adjoining the
State Of Iowa.
Mr.. Saunders introduced memorial
from the Society Of Friends on the sub.
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Administrators Notice.

THE Creditors, debtors and all others inter-
ested are hereby notified that the undersigned
has been duly appointed Administrators of the
Estate of Patrick Mines deceased, late of Wap-
clio County Iowa. THOMAS BIGHAM,
Dec. Ia, 1854 Administrator.
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HOG MARKET.

Cincinnati, Dec. 18th.
steady at S4,50aS4.75. Pro
dull. green hams 6ac. |.
Evansville, Ia, Dec. 7,h.
rolling rates are e4a4,25 for bes.
corr fed hogs. The highest PAID
Il fed d -.
Inda,aapelip joarsal q the LII
.Hos Ns.aljll going down. and hava
ID ysnac a lhe bottom. They ar.
.G,sdsy ~ - and very dull Al
sJuisvil Journal Of the 18th,
g;,vefa TT $50 to 100 lbs. viii
30 cos Ard oA,75 on 4 month.
!, I y SIS "a bring some
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2 o'clock p. M.

2 o'clock p. M.
Joint Convention called to order by
the Presiden, OF the Senate.
A committee Of two were appointed
TO wait upon The Governor and inform
him that the General Assembly was in
joint convention and ready to receive him
and administer the oath of otfice.
Preston, Senator from Linn, and Will
liams, Representative from Mahaska.
were appointed that Committee.
The committee soon returned and in-
troduced The Governor, Elk. Governor
and Officers Of State. The President
of the Senate proceeded to administer
the oath OF Office TO his Excellency J..
w. Grimes, Governor of Iowa. The
Governor then addressed the Senate and
House Of Representatives, a. the con.
clusion of which the spectators in The
gallery applauded the speaker. Cool.
baugh, Locoioco Senator from Des
MONIES (incensed a. such popular dem
onstrsiions) moved tina. the Sergeant at
ARR s clear The gallery, bu. he was his,
sed down, and Withdrew The motion.
On motion the Convention adjourned
sine die.
House called to order.
On motion three thousand copies OF
tie Governors Inaugural were ordered
TO hs printed for the use Of the House.
On motion of Rogers Of Fayetle-
Resolved, Tba, lie Senate concnrring
he House will meet the Senate in the
House in joint Convention on Tuesday
aex. for The purpose of electing Sena
tor Of the Uuited States and Supreme
Judges.
Samuels moved to lay the resolution
on The table Adopted.
Adjourned until Monday morning.
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goma Eesislatare.
HOUSE..
Saturday, Dec 9th

Saturday, Dec 9th.
At l0a o'clock the members of the
Senate we've received by the House, and
took their seats--ihe President of the
Senate on the lei, Of the Speaker.
Clerk proceeded to call the roll of the
joint convention. Mccullough and Tut,
were absent. The Presiden, Of the Sen
ate announced tina, the object OF The joint
convention was to canvass the votes for
Governor, and Gen. Shields of Dubuque
was appointed teller on the part OF the
Senate. The Speaker Of The House ap.
pointed Lockwood of Louisa on The par,
of the House. On motion of Preston,
Senator from Linn the two members alb.
sent were excused.
The Convention then proceeded to
canvass The votes for Governor. James
w. Grimes had 23,3l2 votes. and Cur
lis Bates had 2l,l92 vo,es-Grimes'
majority over Bates 2,l20.
Convention adjourned until Up. M.
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TNHE Undersigned begs leave to inform the
L citizens OF Ottumwa and the surrounding
country that heis receiving and opening in the
room formerly occupied by A. NUDGE, large
and splendid assortment of Goods, consisting Of
Dry Goods. Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Boots, Shoes, HITS,
Caps, &C., &c.,
All of which he proposes to sell at LOWER
FIGURES FOR CASH than any other house
in this section of country. Call in and exam
inc for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
"QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
is our motto. No trouble TO show goods
LEWIS BUM, per
L. ]. BUM, Agent.
OTTuMwA, Nov. ed, 1S54--tf.
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Mr.. McAchran moved that the papers
in relation TO The contested seat be refer
red 10 the committee on elections. Car
ried.
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Estray Colts.

Ottumwa Dec. 10th 1854.
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Wanted In Exchange.

Wheat, Corn, Oats, Flaxseed, Timothy seed,
and White beans: also, Oak and Linn saw logs.
lfy Ohio and Indiana Free Bank paper, and
county orders taken at the best rates.
J. d. DEVIN.
Ottumwa, November 10th, 1854.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27
LATEST MAIL NEWS
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
PETERS BURG FAIR.
THIRD DAY.

fkrkksBuRG, Oct 26, 1854.
have but little to report today. The attendance
wac large, though considerably less than yesterday
The Judges exami,ed stock preparatoryto the
awarding OF premiums.
The plouehing match came OF in good style and
wac Witnessed with much interes, by the large
crowd present The ground was exceedingly dry
but as the sod was light, the poughing was not so
difficult as might have been supposed.
The trial ofspeed in trottug came of 10 spirited
manner. The winner was horse owned by Mr.
Miller, of Richmond. He went round the track, the
length OF which do not know, in I'm. LA.
Tomorrow is the last day. The premiums will
b, read out and the valedctory address will be de
livered by Thomas Gholson, of Petersburg.
Afer this auction will take place Of such arti
cles as are for sale, and thus close the Fair
Yours, c.
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THIS D4Y;ii''
BY 'L7RUs q aaiT1

SS1GNkKS STOCK aArr ~ -
DAT, re NH iask. esus Or 44Uns-
iasee esd lssSid stcs2 q =. ~ llsin
$500 smssessss !. pest = fnIlsss: = 10y
Caps 80 gross linsd irs6 EeasSsoe-e y resesss.eu
- % ernes eppe1 Albata Tea do Il ~ ~
HieaR Hat csct; 20 gfoo Wssch KevG - - - ~
Tally Ho kszcrs 81 dog patent Sprine 6slsssss y
dog Powder fIsske y dog Tsa Bslls 10 ~ r~..szs
6Edss - dcx Metal Spectacle Cases.; 50 sroe 49,
Buttobs; 100 doz patent Spool Cotton; 80 dos IL.
ssstise costs1 dei 100 eros Shoe LsesH 100 dossn
Gsftoa Ispes 800 ~ Linen Thread gross LedieS
Es.ics 50 doz Morsvian Gotten; So d. Yre1ek nj
Chsins; 7o dog. Tortoise Shell ods Combs - dos
yrssinE Combs; SOD .. Rrench Du1alo Baeh Coubs
~ ~ denir &c Needles; 10 n Alfof1,a do; 50 4 3
Soioene; ~ eross 3fow Tooth Brusbee 10 aroes< NV
TO- sr1ss Military Shaving eoap together wifh
isess. ss.Ss 1 s q Perfumsry. AeeordsonA Meek
TT. ase city and eeantry trsds would DO ven 70 q.
The goods viii be sold i. lots 70 III a.. t.s.. 40
every lot offered will be pnaifivslv sold. &
oeaf LAAus Z SHINE; Assta:
Inc above sale win be continued hi.
lrntDAf Evening, at o'clock, vhsusths haisnes
Of the above stock viii be closed o1t -
&C q LARUS SHINE. A~et,
SHEkIFF HALE.-Win Be sold THT6
DAH At the City Hail, comm eneius a II ~
los OF ohOCEkIES. to satisfy an execufon Il ~
nsn e IN fascr OF Winston Z Jones ~ Sesv. = -
&C x7-lt For Thos. W. DnswelI asCn
nsN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

A dispatch from Fredericton, New Brunswick,
says that the Province favors the Reciprocity
Treaty but action has been delayed by dispute
In the Assembly on q motion of went of confidence
In the ministry. 1t is thought that the motion will
be carried, aud the Provincial government be
thus overturned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

In the libel suit in New York brought by Thoma,
j. Barr against Mr.. Erben, for SANDER, the jury
could not agree and were discharged. Mr.. Erben,
Ia recent political speech, alluded to Mr. Barr az
one of the Forty Thieves, as the New York Alder
men of 1853, of which Mr.. Barr was member,
we're called, hence the suit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

The fair of the Allegheny Agricultural Society
Will take place shortly at Pittsburg Pa. There
will be spirited contest among a number of
of lady equestrians. The prize will be splendid
riding horse
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

i 1EIG DAIE OF BUfGlES, ROCK-
eon.a AWAas. smLKIEs, he, AT AUCTION.-In
my sales SHALL on WEDNESDAY. lat Jar s. as ~ 20
vemoer next, commencing at O'Clock M. AT INV
snop on Franklin street, few doors below M
nIanhinsh1p's Stable, sell at public auction INV en-
by myself. = $50 = - &C "ade
Buegies and Sulkes with Harness. IN aooS ysn.;r u
TERMs-Cash for oil sums of S75 and under: over
tnat amount 80 days credit for approved negotiable
paper. JOHN HAGAN
Sale :, conducted by R. CAUTHoRs, Auctionssr
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The trial of DR.. Beale, at Philadelphia, on a
charge OF committing an outrage upon young lady
while under the influence of ether, in his office, ex
cites much interest David Paul Brown brought
abundant evidence TO prove the good reputation of
the defendant and argued the liability of persons
taking ether, to decisions, such be supposed the
lady was iaboring under
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

The last number of the Martinsburg Gazette says
no new cases of cholera had occurred there this
week and is hoped the health of the town will be
speedily restored
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

DASvILLE, Oct. 24tb.
few days since, in this county, negro man, be-
longing to Mr.. p. L. Watkins named Joe, committed
rape upon white girl, ls 20 years of age, named
Reyaolds In the effort, he drew knife and wound
ed her severely. He examined by Justices
Smith aud r. B. Cunningham, ard rent on for final
trial to the County Court The young woIaan's story
was generally believed. and much sympathy was ex
cited By her piteous case The slave will no doubt
receive his deserts.
A company has been formed here for the purpose
of building large warehouse. A lot has been pur-
chased Board of Directors appointed to superinte
the building; aud all the stock has been subscribed
it will be put under contract to-day or tomorrow.
wish my friend C. could up and see how we
improving. l know he would be proud of his
old town.
Z paid comp limeut few days fince to Capt. Tay-
Tor of the Danville Road, and now must speak &
word for his colleague, Mr. Conductor Gilman. He
ia good fellow, and polite and oblising officer
Indeed you hardly ever see man with SO large
mouth who is not good fellow. Mir. Treadway, the
ticket agent at this end of the Danville line, is
worthy fellow and excellent officer.
Yours truly, CHARLIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

telegraphic dispatch, published yesterday, an.
nounced the death of the Hon. Mr.. Burt, the new
Governor of Nebraska Territory. He reached Bel
leview city, In that Territory, on the 9th instant
but too i'll to attend festive gathering the day fol
lowing, in honor of his arrival, and died on the
18th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

committee of the Boston Councils ia in Phila.
dephia, examining the public institutions of the
city and receiving the usual inequalities and CT
vites
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

The proceedings in the case of Anthony Burns
In Boston, cost the United States, it is said nearly
$4,000 for extra police and military force
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

Maxwell Badgeley. policeman, in Newark, was
stabbed and almost instantly killed on Monday
evening last, by al Italian prisoner whom he was
conducting to JAIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27
HE SECOND OPENING OF PATTERN HATs
AND FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,
AT NO. 60 MAIN STREET,
Late Stand of Mrs. C Pbilip.l
- MISS RACHEL LYON retnrns

mlOo hACdEL L1ON returns
thanks for the very fattsring commendation
WI of her frs. exhibition; approval 20 sub.
stantially eyinced BY ready sales and the nu-
merous orders she has to fill for ladies of refined and
cultivated tastes that she Is induced II second
exhibition for this week and during the State Aer-
cultural Fair. She would deem simple announce
ment sufficient but for the fact that there many
styles so and perfectly exquisite that she must
here particulsrize: The Promenade Hat; the Even.
ing Hat; the First and Second Mourning Hat; the
Carriage Hat; the Gay Widows Hat; the Opera Hat;
:he Flirtaton Hat; the Engagement Hat; the Bridal
Hat the Travelling Hat; together with u rich aseort-
ment OF Fancy Hats and Caps for children line Leg
splendid; French Flowers Feathers and Ribbon
French WIeaths for Evening Parties; Misses Ha
and Flats both fancy and straw and great variety
of Fancy Goods.
u Having arranged for the latest and most ap.
proved patterns, as they out, and obtained tie
services OF neat and experienced Dress Cloak and
ders in that line with promptness. and in the most
fashlonahie style oc 25-I2t
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FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE aas@ a. 80 .8aas
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
THE COMMITTEE ON EXHIRL

44E
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
THE COMMITTEE ON EXHIBI-
TIONS would respectfully Inform tkoss vAo
Intend becoming ConfrbutoEes that the rooua I'M
& 'ssd5 tss tie !. e e oG
continue g receive daily from speloek 4. H. aati
3 Ss,oeE 4, e e nesSsy sisst go q
scnmenee sssss,ts n 49, 49, - - 80 g
have dsfsrmssd hat ii sss;sss 49, ~
s 2 ere s1 81 T.:sss shs , Is
'l he sS .sssi g ass Sc.
8 g .e ss Vmss g sns Lesatnte ~ yIees z 1e.
the E1hibltion after fhe coss az ~ So fer -
I hsys me PRIV lsse q seaaRs55sg q 1ss2s,ss
8 g 81 ch.irnssa al cen's 3 f1SSiii:n.
IMPORTANT NEGOTIATION Ito
:aslss:sa . = Tssss a IN 6z1 S6qsa
ELixIE ~ solssts,i!y slssss g: ,ass E :.
, q ssnsismaa' - vs' .as sne 49, =
. sowltso 0srxx. cazssIns lgsssh 9 lsst.
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f,.'ros 3: ): g e!,1 4 3 ) 60 ~.
AI e - z s:., 4 4 - 9.
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CSesosks ss.,s s s 4 !. > =:
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

CoMMoponE PERRY-A private letter received
In New York states that this gallant officer who has
executed bis commission TO Japan with remark.
able discretion and success. was to leave China BY
the overland route on the 18th of this month. ana
that be expects to reach New York about the mid.
die of January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

UNFORTUNATE AFFArR.-On Friday morning of
last week, Mr.. William West an aged and esteemed
citizen OF Jefferson county, Va, shot his son.in-law,
Jefferson Smith, dead. The Charleston Spirit thus
relates the circumstances
Smith was very distempered man. and was in
the habit of treating his wife in a most shameful
manner, whipping her at times and maltreatiug her
In almost every possible manner. On Friday NOR.
ming Smith went to Mr. Vests where his wife was,
and acted in very violent manner. Mr.. West
went out and drove him away. Smith started for
his home, and 10 short time returned with gun
threatening to shoot Mr. West, but he neared the
house he observed his wife running into the kitchen
He picked up spade and commenced forcing the
door, and while in that act MIR West shot him with
towing piece out of the window Smith fell and
Immediately expired Mr.. West surrendered him
self to the authorities and has been bound over 10
answer the charge ofking, at our next court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

fredericksburg was lighted with gas on Tuesday
evening for the first time
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CHOLERA IN NEW YoRK.-Among the fatal cases
OF cholera in New York are the following: John
Ii. CARMEL, cashier of the Mechanics Bank; James
Foster, r, agent Of the Dramatic Line of Packets;
and Morris M. Davidson, counsellor at laval af-
ter few hours illness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

The steamer Sarah Sands he's arrived at Pori
land from Liverpool.
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By GODDiN 8 1PPERS17N
TRUsTEE's SALE OF YALuABLr

M
= PARCEL OF OAK, PINE AND oTHrS
RICHMOND, FOR SALE Ar AUcc1TFiIoiNntBs, " =.
On az 's s ssse
lSaa. commencing at 81 o'clock z. NJ. the Oak Pine
INC oi1er W1Sd on 2 acres q laad being psr Of
Of henrico, about one and half miles East 81 IN
city Of Richmond, adjoining the Iands Of Messrs.
and others. The land has been I'd ana lsiS a
into lots containing from, l6 to IS acres each ha
wood on each lot viii be sold separately, and the
purchaser will have the privilege or cuttina the
until the Is. of January, 1856 -
The above wood beiag 50 near the city Of Rich
mond, where it is in great demand, Offers peculiar
advsntages to brick makers, and those enssSed IN
the the safe OF wood, to secure profitable winters
The terms will be, enough ia cash to seer.v n.
penses OF sale and the commission to the Trustees;
paIanee ON credit OF and months for neeotis.
The above sale Is to Be n sas for the bsnsst ot,,.
creditors secured in tue deeds Of trust to Jos Nave
and Cannon, and 70 Ro. ]. Davis and Wm. r.
ts1::ss do6 Sdis's & ar Re sss's. in
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
" TATE ON GRACE. BETWEEN THIRD Ann
,'I;u STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-
WIN pc sold on the premises, on Friday, 9Th Oeto
Der 1881 at O'clock the House and Lot occupisS by
Geo. Myers, Esq. Tbs lot fronts twsnty-ssves
,ee zee On North line Of Grace street. running back
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance at 4 8 and n mo.
or notes interest added secured by trust
&C 10 GoDDIN APPERsos, Auct..
YNRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL.
- EFFECTS AND SLAvES.--As trustee n
assd OF trust from Mr. Jno N. Royal and wife, dated
ln reorusIyi 1884 duly recorded IL Hsnrco coun-
court small &C the request Of the creditor there
by secured proceed to sell at public auction 81 "a
resldence of Mr.: J. NJ. Royal opposite to "Mount
DAY. the 9th October 1854 at II O'Clock the follow
ing personal effects and slaves viz: two old nesrces
one named saeob and the other Esther one hnrss;one
buggy and harness ca ts farming utensils and tools:
two cows; and all Of the household and Kitchen fur,
niture, consisting of the Usual variety.
Terms cash. ~. asl
oc IL w GODDIN Fx,,st..
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BIZ TAYLOR Z WILLIAMS.

SALE OF AHoU6E WITH GAR
NV pI ~ AArTAcaEn IN The TOWN or SID
DAY. i Nsssns.ss ia 4 Ssn ss's.p ~:
re -, ps.misss vi bs :sh tAs Hrsnsd Hsuss sn5
q Siam Gssssasa x - Jshs Ser. 4 shs .s.n
inter.ses,sg With Clarke 6 fks houss 2 reariv
new and II sond ord.. the lot flsass Is fsss "a
Ans one disposed 70 psrehsae : reesas.e. ,.,;,.s
sel convenient g most parts 81 the city wcsId ds
Tssss.ose.thirS e eesh ,.,.... : -, !.
months With Interest sdded ss1 ssesrsd 81 : trust
oc 26 = - " '' - 80
prick TENEMENT AND GROCERY
a ~ . sGrANp; ON BROAD STREET. FOR SALE.
the premises vill be I'D tbsf brick 90 the
Nor.h side of Brood. Giimer street and sdioin-
srande. The house has rooms; l. fitted mn a
grocery sfand and for that purpose it, location l.
The lot fronts q feet and runs back I4s feet :, an
TEsMs-oos.third cash, balance a six snd twelve
sss wnsI II Is AID. deed
BY LARUs { sHINE.
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SADDLE
NESS, SC. At AUcTioN0fhs subsa1;be, ;n nnM
inE 20 make change in his bosines. viii efer fol-
Of November 1854 At lii od stsnd n "a ~ M. y. osy
ing in part ~e.f eAnsisS
100 sets Of Carriage, Buggy. Wagon and Cart Hsr.
l5o Saddles, of allstyles
ALSO,
args and handsome assortment of BridIea Bits
Whips, IT, together with large and General s..ort
ment of Sadders 0ocds = =. 4e eAsas1 a.soi''
n above stock il of the most exquisite workman
trade. ' s1ssol1 sno retaA
visitors to the Agricultural Fair would do wal Ia
attend, as this IL rare opportunity and urohsbIv
meyer again viii such chance present itsen
r sLms as SAFE. JOjEPH 81. COLQUITr
S sac conducted BY LARus SHINE, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

James T. Young, the freight car agent on the Co
lumbia railroad charged with causing the death of
a boy. by pushing him OFF car has been committed
10 Philadelphia to await his trial for murder.