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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10.-An election was held
throughout the State to-day for Governor, Canal
Commissioner, members OF Congress, members of
the Legislature, &c. For State officers there are
three tickets in the feld-Whig, Democratic and
Native American. The Know Nothing organiza-
ton in this city aud throughout the State is distinct
from the Native American party, and it is under
stood they Have voted for the Wing candidate for
Governor, the Native American candidate for
Judge of the Supreme Court and the Democratic
candidate for Canal Commissioner. The candidates
for Governor as follows
Wing, James Pollock; Democratic, VIM. Bigler;
Native, B. Rush Bradford.
The returns thus far received indicate that Pol
lock has been elected.
In the Second Congressional District Job R. Ty.
son, the regularly nominated Wing candidate is
elected over Joseph r. Chandler, Independent, and
J. Hamilton, Jr., Democrat.
Nothing is yet known as to the result of the vote
on the prohibitory Liquor Law. There is large
majority for the measure in Philadelphia.
la Carbon county, Asa Packer, the Democratic
candidate for Congress. has 900 majority. The
three other counties of the district are strongly
Democratic.
Our telegraphic dispatches contain additional
particulars.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE
LOSS OF THE ARCTIC.

New YoRK, Oct. 1l.-Of 43l souls on board
the Arctic, only thirty-t~o are hno'9" 10 be
Sared
Among those last seen On deck, were MIR.
e. X. Collins, proprietor of the Collins
steamers,) Master Collins, Miss Collins, Eir.
Brown and family, trelatives ofBroWn, Ship
ley d Co., of Liverpool) Mr. Bowen and
Charles Springer, of Cincinnati, James Muir
head, of Petersburg, Mr. Hewel, lady and
daughter, of Fredericksburg, Duke de Gram
mout, of the French Embassy, Stewart Hell
Ter, of Washington City, j. Cook, of Opelou-
sas, La.
Their recovery is considered unreasonable.
The foregoing dispatch informs us that
Mr.. E. X. Collins was on board the Arctic
This is mistake Mr.. C. was in Washing
ton on Tuesday and expressed his perfect con-
idence in the safety of the vessel. Mrs. Col
Inns, however, is understood to have been a
passenger on the Inflated steamer.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
NEW MARKET FALL RACES
CONVICTION OF DIR. GRAHAM.

Ngw York, Oct 10.-Thejury came in q little af.
ter 3 O'Clock this morning, ana answered 10 their
naraes. Toe prisoner and the Jury were then di
rected as usual, to RISE The Clerk said, "What
say you. gentlemen do you find the prisoner at the
bar guilty of the murder and felony with which
he stands charged" to which the Foreman replied:
" We end him not guilty of murder, but Guilty of
Maasidught in tie second dSgree"
Mr.. O'Conor asked that the jury be polled, and
10 answer to the question OF the Clerk If that
their verdict, the whole eleven Zone of the panel
having been Withdrawn, it will be recolected, yes.
terdsy.D answered "Yes"
Mr.. orc, In the mean time, had handed up pa.
per to the judges, after the jury had given their
verdict, and been questioned, as stated. Mr.. o.
Conor gave notice to the Court that they intended
to ask leave toi present bill of exceptions and
would do 60 within the twenty days allowed by
law.
The prisoner was then remanded, and will pro.
badly be brought up the last day of the term for
sentence. The punishment of manslau 2hter In the
second degree is State Prison for not less than four
nor more than seven years.
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OUTRAGEOUS INDIAN MURDER.

lady from the neighborhood of Fort Ripley,
now in St. Paul. brings information that the wife of
Rev. Mr.. Spencer, Missionary at Red Lake, was
murdered ashorttime since by war party of Sioux
Indians. Mrs. Spencer sitting 10 her apartment
after dark when she was fred upon and killed In
stantly She was an estimible lady, who had re-
sided several years with her husband a mission
airy among the Chippewas. Red Lake is entirely
within the Chippewa country, and the murderers
were no doubt war party OF Sioux, who were out
10 quest of Chippewa scaps.-St Paul Min.
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By T0LER { COOK, Ausss.
q OMMIssIoNER'S SALE OF JAMES

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF JAMES
MvER D. IN THE COUNTY OF
SOOChLAhp.-Pnsuantt 70 decree Of the Circuit
Court OF 0ooehIand county. ina salt depending Ia
ssid Courf shall, - Commissioned appointed b. the
said decrss, proceed on WEDNESDAY, 18th OF De-
sooer leoA on the pfemisea Offer for sale TO the
highest bidder. the tract Of Laud WING In
county. known a. "RA1RFIELD.H 3
This Farm u about s. nies from fba eifv NJ Rfeh.
mond and within few hundred ysrdu III sfsme. NJ
yer tborden ON Licking Hole Creek for mors sh<r
mile and contains 80 acres Of Land Of which tSsrs
are 125 or 135 Of low lands = -1 's1 sAsle
The qu.lity Of the high lands Il ursurua,s.a f,x
productve crops By any IN the county II & strstsa
immediately between the lands Of Miles G. Seldsn
snd tbs Boiling Hall estate, and commands Z ussni-
hent view OF the river and adjacent country m.
entire tract u well watsred Fer health an societv
this Farm cfers great ENDORSEMENTS to rurchss.rs.
About 800 bushels Wheat will be saeded on the
usual ferms and If guano 10 used, VIII be charged
likewise.
Persoas disposed to purchase, are invited {. view
Il before the day Of SALE address, through the Post
Office, w. B. Weisieer. Loeb LomendP p. d.
Presbyterian church and IN Episeopsl church. a.
we'll a. good schools, In the immediate neik
hood.
TERMs-One third of the purchase money cssh;
the residue to be paid in i've equal
secured BY good personal security, and by deed OF
trust upon the land the bonds the deferred
ments to bear interest from the day of sse and in
tefest to be paid annually.
THOS. C. ANDERSON, Conn.,
TOLEk COOK. Aucts. oc 6
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expected
ELECTION NEWS I.

BALTIMORE, Oct 1l.-Returns from the
Pennsylvania elections show immense Wing
gains. The general impression is that Pol
lock is elected Governor by majority OF
10000.
Pollock is the Wing candidate, but has
been supposed to entertain Know Nothing
principles.
From Ohio, we learn that TIE American
Reform ticket has majority of 1000 in Ham
ilton county. A Geographic Dispatch says
this may be taken as an indication of the re-
suit throughout the State.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
r ARGE SALE OF BTJILDING Tor

i AhGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
AN A THr s3 CYAN OF ia LAND IN PORT Mayo
ERIN. AT AUCTION.-on MONDAY, 18th Oct.
premises respectively. number of Handsomely Gtu-
ated Building Lots in Port Mayo; among which are
cinity.
Also about Is squares OF Lots in the town of Fol-
ton, being part Of the Mount Erin Tract beautiful
ssd and Splendid view Of the
sold IN lots OF sizes to sus the views OF
and among them may be found. unquestionably, some
win also be -. large quantity Of OAK and Pine
Wood, standing O1-the Mount Erin Tract. few mi
nufss walk from Rocketts-the same to be removed
An opportunity will here be offered to the arti-
Fans, employed about the various works &C Rockerts
slight cost. and unrvailsd for beauty of rtustion
whilst to the capitalist the inducements for favorable
Investment, presented in this rapidly Improving
TERhs-To purchasers to any amount less than
$500. one-third cash; balance at a and months To
to the amount of s4oo and
tanned. TAYLOR l. WILLIAM,
~ As the sale will commence at an early hour
and probably continue during the greater part of the
day. we are authorized to state that liberal refresh
their presence. oe7L T. L. w.
RRICK-YARD PROPERTY, BRICK
- MACHINES, TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS,
AT AUCT!ON.-On MONDAY, 10Th October, 1854,
the Brck-yard recently worked by Mr.. Richard Ma
lone, near Rockets. in the town of Fulton on Will
Hamburg Avenue and nearly adjoining Mount Erin.
The property comprises about acres all of which
sbounds in good brick clay and is laid out into yards
fits, Gc. with clamps shelters and shanties with wa.
ter abundant.
king from 5000 to 10000 Bricks per dsy-H. M,
Smith, maker.
erything requisite to carrying on the business
hne opening is here presented to any disposed to
engage In Brick making. (which. If properly conduct
ed cannot fail to be protable) and to effect speedy
sale of the whole property to purchaser liberal
inducements will be offered.
TERMs-at sale. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
mot
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THIRD DISPATCH.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Europa
has arrived, with Liverpool advices to Sep
TENDER 30th.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Four--Western Canal 31s.; Ohio 34s.-
Corn-yellow 1885, white 39s. IVheat-white
1Os Cd.
Consols closed at 95 IA.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Menschikoff, the Russian General, ha in
tercepted the allies, and grand battle was
expected.
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OHIO ELECTION RETURNS.

CINCINNATI, Oct l0-The election for members
OF congress, supreme judge and commissioner OF
public works, took plabe in this State today. For
the latter offices the wings had no nominations but
It is understood they generally supported the anti
Nebraska independent democratic ticket.
The majority Ia this city and county for the Anne
rican Reform know Nothing ticket. for city and
county officers ID about 500 and the indications are
that this is a fair index of the result throughout
the State.
CLEVELAND, Oct l0.-Edward Wade, the free.
soil candidate, is believed to be elected by about
1900 majority
The anti Nebraska ticket for State officers In
Cleveland has about 1000 majority
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koTE.-The Telegraph wires gos out of order
last night, much to regret; for Re are thereby
deprived of additional news by the uropa, of far.
ther particulars othe terrible disastr to the Arctic
OF the Baltimore election news, andA many other
matters of interest. The Evening 1llletin of yes.
terday contains an announcement at two of the
Arctic's boats had been picked up " the Europa,
arrived yesterday at Halifax. Any \ formation we
may receive to-day will be promptH given to the
public.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNION !
THE aTEA M Err AR CTIC
SUNK AT SEAL!
Escape Of the Crew
UNCERTAINTY AS TO THE FATE OF
THE PASSENGERS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Union
has arrived, with Havre dates to the 27th of
September.
She brings the startling intelligence, that
on the eth ult., the steamship Arctic ran into
steam propeller on the ocean. She com.
menced leaking rapidly, and her fires were
soon extinguished. Boats were launched,
and were Immediately filled by the crew and
few passengers. while Capt. Luce and the
mates remained behind and constructed
raft.
A sudden panic now seized upon those on
board the steamer, and numbers got on the
raft and the remaining boat. In three min
utes the Arctic sunk. All in the boat were
saved.
The boat which last lett the steamer was
picked up by the bark Huron, and the pas
sengers were transferred to the ship Stag,
which has reached New York. The fate of
the other five boats is unknown.
Those saved are principally the crew.
The steam propeller was much damaged.
She was full of passengers, whose fate is not
known.
1.-THE foregoing dispatch is very indefinite.
From the disconnected sentences transmitted
to US, we can only infer that the Arctic is lost;
a portion of her crew and passengers saved;
while the fate of the remainder is still mys-
terry.
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SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. l0.-The election for mem
bers OF the State Legislature took place this State
to-day. The Hon. John L. Preston is elected State
Senator from this district by decided majority
The vote for Senator in Charleston has not yet
been fully received, but the general impression pre-
received the Know Nothing vote, has been elected
from thafd istricf
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FLORIDA ELECTION

COLUMBIA, Oct. 10.-The returns from Florida
indicate complete democratic triumph In that
State, by increased msjorities. Leon county gives
Giles Maxwell, the democratic candidate for Con-
gress, sc majority; Walulla, Maxwell sc majority;
Jefferson, Maxwell 242 majority; Madison, Maxwell
Is msjority. The entire majority for Maxwell s
about 500 The Legislature is strongly democratic.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, &C., AT

CLOTHING. DRY GOODS, &c, AT
~ AUCTION-On FRIDAY, 18th inst, common
cling at IL O'Clock. will sell lot of -seasonable
Clothing, among which may be found heavy Beaver
and Pilot cloth Over coats; Cashmere Pants; Vest
ings; Hsndkerchisfs; Mouseiines; Cottons, &C.; Ii.
men Bosom Shirts sc. -
HATS Shoes &c-AIso several cases Silk Hats
Shoes; Slippers
CAP AND LETTER PAPER-I viii also sell a
lot OF superior Cap and Letter Paper, of various
qualities to close an invoice.
FURNITURE.-At 10 O'Clock will sell several
articles of Furniture, Consisting of Tables Ward
robes, Chairs, Beds and Bedding, &c
oc IL g. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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FIRE AT POTTSVILLE.

PeTrsvILLE, Pa, October lO-A large fire Is "a
ging here, having commenced at nine o'clock
tonight. The office of the Miners Journal is
burnt
The fire destroyed four or five dwellings and seve
raj stables. Mr.. Brannon, of the Miners Journal
estimates his loss $40 900 and Is emily partially in
sured. The fire is supposed to have been the work
of an incendiary
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Oct. 10 An incendiary fire
OF a woodshed of the Housatonic Railroad at Great
Darlington, ON Saturday night, destroyed 1000
cords of wood, damaged the depot building, and
burnt the stores of Granger, Hill & Co, J. F. & T.
J. SANFORD, the printing office of the Berkshire
Courier, and the editors dwelling The loss is es.
timated at $50, 900, and Ia mostly insured
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LATER FROM RIO JANEIRo.

NEW YonK, Oct l0.-The ship Ino, from Rio
Janeiro, with dates 10 September Sd, arrived this
afternoon. The country continued remarkably
healthy.
The frigate Savannah and the corvette Decatur
were 1t Rio and sailed In company with the bsrque
Linda, FOR Baltimore. The barque Amazon, OF Bal.
simore, had arrived Ut Cienfuagos
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THE MAINE ELECTION

PORTLAND. Oct. 9.-The State of Maine states that
Mliken, Fusionist probably elected in the 9th Con-
gressiona district owing to the informally of the
returns from some plantations.
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KNOW-NOTHING VICTORY IN N. JERSEY.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. l0-About 600O votes were
polled at the corporation election to-day. Horace
j. Ponier, Wing and Know-Notbing, is eject.
Mayor by a large majority. The Wings and X now
Eothings have literally swept the city
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VALUABLE FARM ON THE THREE


CHOPPED ROAD, EIGHT MILES FEOM
RICHMOND, AND THREE MILES FROM THE
TERMINUS OF THE WESTHAM PLANK ROAD,
FOR SALE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS having
changed his business, will sell at public auction.
the premises on SATURDAY, the 2lst Oct, 1854.
commencing at IL O'Clock, his valuable Farm, situa-
ted in the county of Henrico, miles west of Rich
mond and three miles from the terminus of the
Westham Plank Road.
The Farm contains $50 acres, all we'll enclosed; a
part Of which good meadow land the balance easy
TO VIII goGd awe.ng, and all necessary
chsrd, containing about 1000 choice fruit trees
After the sale Of the Land will be cold all of tt
Farming Implements, consisting the usual variety,
the crops of Corn, Fodder, Shucks, &C.. as well o.
the stock of Horses. Mules and Cows
Possession of the Farm may be had immediately.
TERMs-For the real estate one third cash; balance
ct and years. for negotiable NOTES interest added
and title retained till last note 10 paid For the per.
sonal pr party all sums under $50 that amount and
upwards six months credit for bonds with good Sc
curtv. JESSE C. JONES.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPsRsoN, Aucts.
Oc7
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NJ RS. E. LYON,

MAIN o MEET,
(Orer the Methodist Book Coacern,)
Gan Has received her Fall supply of
MILLINERY, with q variety of Dress Trim
&c. &C.; Hair Braids and Fronts Jet Brace
let's and VARIETY of other Fancy Goods all of which
OF the custom heretofore 80 lberslly behaved an.
surfing them she will every exertion to please.
DRESSES, CLOAKS and MANTLES made to
order. - -
Mrs i, will dispose of her stock and stand to any
ono wishing to engage In the business ON the most
liberal terms. oc 11-Staw2w
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STORM NEAR CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Oct 10 "A storm on Lake Superior
on the Sd inst, carried away 400 feet of the pier,
with q large amount of freight. Loss, $4,000
The Presbyterian Church was also blown from its
position
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

Took SALE OF GROCERIES,
~ CROCKERY WARE, FURNITURE, Gc-On
THURSDAY 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, at the grocery
store of JAS Prosser. Tan Yard HilI viii sell
at auction for cash. his entire stock of Groceries,
Crockeryware. Fixtures, &C., consisting of select
assortment.
FURNlTURE.-Aftert the above, will be sold Sc
veral articles of Furniture, such Tables Chairs
Cooking Steve, 2Parlor Stoves, Bedsteads, Bureau,
&c NC.
AZ Mr. Prosser intends leaving the city, the whole
&C 10 r. cAUTHORN, Auct
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BY DUNLOP. MONCURE & CO.
IUGAR AND MULASSES. AT AIIC-

~ TION-On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, comm snc-
ing at 10 o'clock will sell at the Warehouse ad-
joining Messrs Ludlam l. Watson's office, 10th st. ,
south-sids of the Basin:
SoO hhds Sugar ranging from fine to choice qualities
200 bbls. Prime Moiasses.
Also, other a. ticles suited to the trade
TERMs.-Under 500 cash over 800 months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
% Sale without regard to weather.
oc6 DUNLOP, MONCURE CO., Aucts
NOTICE The above sale will take place AZ our
office DUNLOP. MONCURE CO, Aucts
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SHIP RuRNT

CALAIS, ME-, Oct 9.-At Robbinsten, last night
new ship of 500 tons owned by Seth G. Low. aud
nearly ready TO be launched, was destroyed by fire.
She was partly insured.
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THE FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLKANs, Oct. o. The deaths during the
week ending at noon TO day, have been $50 of which
0s7 were of yellow fever.
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WANTS.

WANTED.-By man of good moral
W character, who writes q plain good business
hand, and has some knowledge of Book spilg "a
situs ton in store, factory, mill. Being desiIous
of employment he is willing to engage in almost anv
kind of business to make an honest living Address
ALPHA, Richmond Post Office. &C lI-AH
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY.-I wish
" to engage the services of two three SEAM
work, for which will pay fair price and give con-
slant ,s employment g!s c tZEKIEL,
oc l2-St~ Market Space, near Main It.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY Young
w man to act as BARBER, at my Shaving snd
Hair Ht cutting Saloon under the Exchange Hotel
&C l2-St*
WANTED, TO RENT-A comfortable
w HOUSE, containing three or four rooms, with
kitchen on French Garden Hin or Broad st cen
addressing &C." at This Office. oc 1l-ts
WANTED, by-a young White Man, SIT
w ua.ion as PORTER in a Grocery store or Com.
mission house. He writes a good hand and would
be willing to make himself generally useful to his
at the 'ya: Hotsi,S near the New Market. Apply
&C l1-St*
WANTED-A WET YRS E.-For
raj price will be paid. JNO. DOOLEY.
Its
WANTED-A good COOK, tor the ba-
lance OF the year, In q small family. One
pable of doing plain washing and ironing preferred
Apply at this Office. oc 9-ts
Manitoba French Lady, who tho
w roughly understands the German and French
Languages. wishes occupation VISITING CO.
vERNEss in SCHOOLS or private families She viii
teach Glasses of Boys as well Girl. The very
best references given. She may be seen at Miss M.
DUvALs, Grace street, three doors west of the Ca
tholic Church. oc6-12t*
"ANTED-FLOUR BARRELS at the
W Armory Mills, for which the highest CASH
price will be paid. oc6-l0t
WANTED.-A situation in q Dry Goods
" or Grocery Store, by young from the North,
who has had experience in such business Direct to
I'M. w." box A, Richn ond P. o. ocS-ts
WANTED, COAL MINERS.-Steady
w employment will be given at the COKE
MINES, on Tuckahoe c eek, at full prices, by con-
tract or day work, to experienced white miners
Apply at the mines or in Richmond, to
Sc SO-dts JNO. ]. WERTH, Agt
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WANTED, by7a young White Man, sit
w ua.ion as PORTER in a Grocery store or Com.
mission house. He writes good hand and would
be willing to make himself generally useful to his
employer;-can give the best of references. Apply
at the IVA. HOTEL" near the New Market.
oc Il-St*
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Nsw Yoxx, Oct. 10.-The first sale q auction Of
NsIssa fruits took place this morning. Bunch raj.
m d boxes wsre sold at %, halves d 75al 50;
iaver sold q % 73a3 81 LIZ.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
THRUST SALE OF STOCK OF GRO

THRUST SALE OF STOCK OF GRO
i CERES. &c, AT AUCTION-Will be SOLD
on WEDNESDAY next, October 18th. at 10 o'clocz'
A. NJ, at public auction. at the store OF John :,
Reeve, at the corner of Broad and Forth streets, MS
entire stick of MERCHANDISE, with all the n1-
lures and Furniture of the store room. Terms cash
The Key Of the store Ia at eligible staud), Will
be sold privately. and on favorable terms.
All persons indebted to John r. Reeve, on account
of dealings with his said store will maize immediate
PAYMENT TO me. B. B. MINOR, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct.
NJ 12-fda
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MEAT COTTAGE FARM, ONE AND

AN EAI COI IAUE FARM, UNE AND
~ HALF MILES NORTH OF TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
tober, 1854, on the premises, CONNIE est o'clk
the neat little Cottage Farm, about IAies north of
the city Of Richmond, adjoining the lands of Messrs.
Garland Hanes, Jno. N. Davis and Others now occu.
pied by Mr.. Isasc L. Cary containing 22A acres of
which about two-thirds are cleared.
The impfovemr nts consist of a cottage dwelling
containg rooms besides Kitchen barn. Szc; and the
neighborhood equal to any in the county.
After the sale of Land. will be sold Field Hand.
TERMs-One-third cash; balan te at 6 and II mos
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retaned
till last note 10 paid The slave will be sold for cash.
OCT GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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INDIANA FREE BANKS

CrscrNNArI, Oct 9.-The bankers OF this city 10
dsy threw out the paper Of the Indiana free banks,
and they also refuse TO purchase them. These motel
are also refused In trade.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. 6.-The yellow fever,
which thus far has not been very fatal, has sudden
ly Increased La yirulence, and there is quite
panic In consequence Many of our citiE ems have
left the city,