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A CERTAINTY. the 10th Of August the
cars on the Illinois Central will run up to
Scales Mound, within ten miles of this city
and on the 18th OF October we shall hear
the sound of the whistle at our levcc We
think from the information in our possession
that the above statements may be relied
upon. Severe or long continued rains along
the line, might defeat present plans; but
the probability is that they will be carried
out. = Gdlcna Ltdtrslnian
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GOVERNOR OF NEBRASKA. The telegraph
announces the appointment by the President
Of F, Bush as Governor ofNebraska, in place
of Gen. Butler, declined. The name doubt.
less should read T. BURT. Francis Burt is
at present Sd Auditor Of the Treasury at
Washington and a citizen of South Carolina.
He is aman ofabiity and sterling ntegri-
ty, winning and allablc in his manners, and
will make an able and popular Governor.
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B.oON OlGi Cor Fire.

l1fE are agent for the
w A.na tnsuranccco,, Hartford, Conn.
Hartford
Nouhwrstrrn" Oswcrn, n Y.
the oil and responsible companies, having stood
the test OF many year. aud nieprepnred, 10 ineu,c
the propcrl, OF our friends and neighbors agninr,
los.by ltc, on fair trms Gro S rtsirs.
Inland maIno NIX. ltktnin lhc Gna nrc1
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TOTAL Loss.--A Yankee has invented a
machine for extracting the lies from Iuack
advertisements. Some of them are never
seen aner entering the machine, MS only the
truth coMes ont
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12

The Joliet True Democrat, has hoistcd the
name of JESSE o. NoRToN, as candidate for
Congress, and sustans his claims in an able
editorial
The Union City, at Peru, puts up the
name OF CHURCHILL CorrINC, for the same
Office,
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HIOrlgrcp safe,


WHEREAS, default mas been mnde I'M the
w payment Of eight hundred and fifty dollars.
due OF the first day OF July, \ ID 1851, aud nj
81 OF the Insurance on tie mill situated IN the
premises Described below, according to the condi-
unUsoi mortgage ON said premises, ettcu'rdNv
Nu,lnm > Euslun, and Sarah ! EUstOn, HIS
wife, to me. and dated JAW lsr 1851, to secure
ti" paymcu, Of tac purchase money Tor said prem.
sea.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of power con-
tanned N ailmorlgagr, aud IN default of the pay
mpnt ot the said sum Of money, due thereon 40
aforesaid. mud the taxes aud Insurance MONEY,
according to the terms an i coalitions of said
mortgage, | shall sell M public auction, Mt the
Uourot the coul, hou.rn The city of Ottawa, In
Ia Sale county, and state Of Illinois, between
The hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock l..
NJ, OF the 2Shduy OF August, a. u 1854, the fol.
lux described premises On being tue same men.
toned aud drsugihed IN said mortgage Ton cash in
hand, to wit. Lots six seven, eight eleven.
twelve, and thirteen, IN block eleven N Ottawa
Centre, insOid county OF la Sale, except ~ mach
ih'rgofas has been taken AMI appropriated ios
the III and Michigan email The above sale Is To
be made ~ satisfy The whole amount due ON SAID
mortgage and also costs mad insurance money
pid ions t.. llINNAE, mo,iRHPsr,
HOLSTER 6 Cavalry, his attys, aul2-iw.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12

Iowa AND ARKANSAS also held elections on
Monday for legislature and members Of Con-
grcss, but we have no returns yet to indicate
the result in either.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12

ScorS REL AHRrsrrp.-Thc Rev. G. W.
Adams, whose rascalitics have been the sub
icct OF newspaper paragraphs for several
months, was arrested the other day by Il
tavern keeper at Fulton, Rock Co, He is
the rascal who obtained the s., 900 awarded
to Mrs, +. q. Tcmpcton as damages for the
killing of her husband at the Norwalk TRACE
dy. Adams introduced himself as CLERGY
man tcnlcrng his services TO procure the
money for the widow and having obtained
it abscondcd with the amount. Den. Press
TnE CoMMuTATloN.- --Thc hloolthirsty in
dirnation of the Chicago Tribune and its
CONDUCTORS, produced by Gov. Mattcson's
Communication of the sentence of death, 10
that of imprisonment for Slc, in the case of
the La Sale rioters, is met with just con.
domination from the press generally irrcspcc-
tive of pa"n As to the burning in ciligy--
why it dohfhmount to much--thc practice
has become so popular, the leading charac.
ter must regard himself sighted TO cs
cape. --RlkiH S,a.
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Gf're In Hni.r Is 7goMbo, Ding store.
DESlDHNlEatM Mrs. Burrs, west OF the side
\ cot Autlsi H.
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Attack or the prcsIiypt OF tie United
States,

A~hlNUluHi august D. 4a)t'
Immediately after the adjournment Of the
Senate this afternoon, a. President Pierce
was lcaving the Capitol, at the northern door,
underline eastern arcade, he was followed ont
and addressed 10y James NJ J,liarls, Of
Charleston, :. 6. Jo!iards was considerably
il toNicated nj the time. and WAX in company
with j. :, Duke, of It. Louis, aud j. +. Wig.
guns. of New York, all Of whom had been
drinking. The Prcsilyut shook hands with
him, and Jcilards asked the prcsii. ut to take
drink, which he declined, and turned to on
ter his carriage. rs he was doing so his hat
vas knocked of by a hard.boilcl egg Jsi.
t,rd~ turncd into the Capitol, saying the
President was a d7mncd fool.
The President spoke to one Of the police,
asking if he had authority to make an arrest
Capt Huntington and officer Walls shortly af.
ter arrested Jpilards, who denied throwing the
cgg. An examination was had before Cap.
tain Huntington, when one witness testified
that he saw IoIlards with an egg in his hand
n few minutes previous to the nssault--anoth.
or testified tina, he saw him throw in the di-
rcction of the President, and another that he
saw him throw an egg ut, and hit the PrgSi-
dent. The Justice decided to hold Jeilards
TO bail, and the acCus d sent for Senator
Evans, who declined becoming bail. lie then
sent for another In the mean time, bccom.
ing more sober, he cried bitterly, declaring
that if sent to Jail he would not be living,
He then took out a small knife and stabbed
himself in the leg, just above the knee, say
ing lac was determined to bleed TO death As
the blood flowed proluscly, he became alarm
cd, and allowed il to be examined and was dis.
armed The Attorney General then commu.
ncatcd TO Captain Huntington the desire OF
the President that the prisoner be not pros.
ecuted, and he was accordingly discharged.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12

OaEGoN.-Thc people ofOregon have dgci.
dcd by arcccnt vote, for the present to Re-
main under their Territorial organization, in
preference to coming into the Union as
Sovereign State, The vote for Il convention
to frame State Constitution, stood as fol-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12

BROwS CougrY.-Thc democratic conyen.
ton ofBrown county instructed its delegates
in favor Of Dr. Richardson for Congress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12
Tllr Cnnn.linn rrn,ince..

Inc recent artDN OllUr 4HI.IHl govern
mcut proposing 10 give the people Of Canada
tha right 20 eject their c.a-u.N. council,
Was measure 50 unexpected a7 60 create
surprise throU .hout the provinces. 1t was
the last act but one that was necessary %
give thgm ,ut.r, political iuigpcud nee, In
the discussion upon the an. ton iu parlia.
mlnt principles were involved, which lei the
Canadians themselves ~ suppose ta.vw.ro
ab1u; o. Get iauss from 81" Lo,acr country.
The policy Of Great Britain forward, lau
North American colonies, has uuu,l gone
great and marked change within % ts, years
past The old Tory rule was harsh and
u.Y.giaut one. Under 70. .ll.r' pg.ucr'.-.
whether IN regard a. politics or 20 The G.-
yelOpumcut Of their internal resources, were
entirely unknown. 1t was not ell tlat as-
conduucy WAS overthrow, Through the iu-
tlucuce Of the outbreak Of 1881 that tUu1'a
entered upon her present career % prosper
ity. UHd-r tie administration oiLola L.-n,
her career IN all valuable Improvements ha,
been constant and rapid. The population
h1s increased as rapidly Ia in our most ia
yurCi states.
ThcPrcsant condition Of Canada IS am ano.
ma'ous one, as existing between Great Brit
ain and her dependencies. While uomiu1ly
governed by IL. Queen. through her repre-
sentative, they are in fact indepgndnl states,
80 lJra the exercise Of the highest acts %
Sovereignty are concerned. The Colonial
government has entire control over the rev
cnuo fystlm Of the provinces. It lays iJs
import equally upon articles Of British man
uhclurc with those OF other nations. II
makes no determination IN favor the Moth
or country but in this matter acts as 900 in
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12

We are authorized to aunouncc NORMAN
SMITH as a candidate for sheriff, at the co.
ming November election, subject to the de.
ciSion OF the democratic county convention,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12

DiED--At Joliet, on Thursday morning,
the 10th inst, Mr. L. MTrrsoN, father of
Gov Matlcson-aItcr n lingering illness :;
aged 20 years
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ETTANTEDto exchange eight or ten eighty
w acre jra,t. 81 good land. tor houses ANA
lo-- .l Dut"t. I'm Use Of aIiG f. rAoRSE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-12

MARRlED-On the 7th inst, at the
Methodist parsonage in this city, by the
Rev. S. f. D1nnjng, Mr. MUS CRANDALL,
of Oglc CO., to Miss HANNAH WEAVER, of
La Sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
By RICHARD CAUTHORN.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CROCKERY,
n GLASS WARE, FANCY ARTICLES. 9c.-
On MONDAY Esd inst, commencing Ct 10 O'Clock,
It store, win sell large invoice of Crockery,
Gas Ware, Ac., consisting OF
$40 dozen Plates Of al sizes
500 sets Cups and 6sueen
500 Pitchers, OF all qualities and sizes some very
fine
80 doz. Bowls
~ China Tea Seta containing - pieces each
do. containing 81 pieces
2superb Ture ems, large size
Covered Dishes, Ws4h BOWS. CLAN Freeervsa su-
ssrn. Plstes Lamrs Csndlestcks fancy gisss Vases.
cut glass and prsssed Tumbicrs 6At elas Pite hers
Fancy Soap, Fancy Wcrs snd Toilet BOXES Goa be,
Cloth. Hair aad Shoe nrusheA and many other arti-
cies to which the attsssion Of the trade 10 invited
The public may be assured thst every astiele put mp
Will Be SOLD. =. CAUTHOkN,
oe Id Auct.
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BY ToLEk { COOK, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF IAMEs

II ..n11SNoAONEnC SALE OE' LANES
- - htNEk LA N D, IN THE COUNTY or
GOoCH LANp.-Parsuant to decree of the Circuit
Co9ic OF aoochiand county. in . suit dspendips in
sac Soort SHALL a. Commissioner sppointed bv Che
SAG decree, proceed on WEDNESDAY. 25th I'll Oc.
toosr 1924 on the premises TO Offer for ale to thc
highest BIDDER, the tract of Land lyinr In
county, known as "FAIRFIELDH -
This farm 10 about IS niIes from ths civ 81 R;cb
mond. and within q few hundred Yards OF Jsms. NJ
yer It border. on Licking Hole Creek for more than
m,s, and contains $50 acres Of Land, Of which there
The quality Of the high lands 10 unsurpa,sea for
crops By any in the county It Il Gtustsd
immediately between the Ianss Of Miles r. Ssider
and thu Boiling Hall estate, and Command ma ~ni
hent view OF the river and adjacent country The
entire tract s well wetered For health and soe;stv
this Farm offsrs great inducements to purchassrs
= About no bushels Wheat will be seeded on the
usual terms; and if gusno il used will be charged
like wise.
Persons disposed to purchase, are invited ts view
before the day of sale OF sddress through the Post
ofiics, w. B. Weisiger, Loch LomendP D.
Presbyterian church and an Episcopal church. a
well az good schools in tie immediate neis abor.
hood. Ae-e
fERMs-One third of the purchase money cash:
the residue to be paid in FIVE equal annuaI
secured by good personal security, and by deed OF
trust upon the and the bonds for the defsred nav.
ments to bear interest from the day Of sale, and in
terest to be paid annually. -
THOS. c. ANDERSON. Com,r.
TOLER COOK, Aucts -. q
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
BY LARU5 4 SHINE.

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SADDLE
~ RY. CARRIAGE, BUGGY, CART, HAIR
NESS, &c AT AUCTION The subscriber intend
ing TO make change In his business, will Cfer fer
sale at pablo auction, on WEDNESDAY. tbs Is. day
Of November, 1854, at his old stand, No "a Main st.
his entire stock Of Saedlsry, Harness. &c, embrsc.
ing in part
100 sets of Carriage, Buggy, Wagon aud Cart Har.
ness.
$50 Saddles, of allstyles.
ALSO,
A 'srge and handsome assortment Of Brides. Bits,
Whips, &c, together with large and general asaort
ment of Ssddlers' Goods.
TIE above stock 10 of the most exquisite workman.
ship and superior material, being made under my
personal supervision, expressly for custom and retail
trade.
Visitors to the Agricultural Fair would do well to
attend, as this is rare opportunity, and probably
never again win such chance present itaelf
Terms at sale. JOSEPH II. COLQUITT.
Sale conducted by LARus ~SHINE, Aucts-
&C IS ids
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THE OHIO STATE EAR

NEWARK, Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE Ohio State Fair
commenced to-day at the Ancient WORKS, near this
city, and up to this time about sixteen hundred en-.
tiles have been mads of groups and single articles
and nearly two thousand badges of mem ship hav
been sold. The exhibition of stock isvery large and
exceedingly fine, the animals 81 wing mono of the
bad effects expected from the drought. The exhibit
ton OF short horned cattle predominstes largely
over other descriptions This part OF the exhibition
Is said to be liner than any previous Fair In this
State. Many of the horses are very handsome, and
some of them quite fast. A large display of sheep
exhibits many nne wooded and profitable varieties
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20
LA TEST MAIL NEW s
From the st. Louis Republican, Oc.. IL.
ARRIVAL FROM NEW MEXICO

Col. Philip 81 George Cooke. e. 8 A, arrived In
this city yesterday from Fort Union, New Mexico
de ieft thar post about the middle OF September
Tbs officers attached to four companies, recently
ordered to the States arrived at the same time and
are now at Fort Leavenworth
Col Cooke lie 10 excellent health after the Fatigue
which he has encountered for mouths past, In pur.
suing the Indiaas over the mountains and through
tn canons Of New Mexico
Gen. Garland, in his most recent dispatches,
repres snts the Indiana as wholly sabdued aud i'm,
patient for peace upon any terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20

SYNOD OF VlRGrNIA.-This religious body com
posed OF representatives from the Constitutions,
Presbyterian Churches, commenced its session las
Wednesday evening, in Baltimore, on which coca
sion the opening sermon was preached by the Rev
J. Duche Mitchell, of Lyrchburg, Moderator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20

FoR LIBEnIA.-The fine ship Euphrasia vii,
leave Baltimore for Liberia on the LIST of November
under charter of the American Colonization Socie
~. She will take emigrants from Indiana, Illinois
Kentucky and Virginia for that 81 cieiy, and also
those lenigrating from Mary land to Cape Paluias,
for the Marylatd State Color ization Scciety-some
two hundred all told
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Oct 19--Flour-all descriptions
nave advanced IL IL cts. Wheat and Corn firm
and market active
BALrIMoRE, Oct l9-Four firm. There is but
| light supply 10 market. Wheat firm at unchane-
ed rates. Corr. less firm white "a Is cts ;, vel.
low a. a &c cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20

MIR jacob Thomas, one of the most proninen
citizens OF Philadelphia, died few days ago; also
Mr. William Wilkinson, ex Mayor of the late dis
strict of Northern Liberties.
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fELEGRApHlC NEWS,
DUEL.

NEW Yoax, Oct 10 A duel took place this
morning at ilobokcn, J between Mr.. Peter
Thomson Of South Carolina. and Mr.. Norton Of
New York. The weapons were pistols distance
niteen PAGES. Mr.. Thomson received bali in His
arm on the second FIRE.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

10 CONT FACTORS.
OFFICE OF c. E. AND SURF. K. AND DAs.R.Rl
October f6th 1854
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at this office until Monday, the 23d iust for sup.
plying all the Cross Ties required to complete tho
road from South Boston to Danyilie, 50 rniles. Ga
the lower portion Of the rosd part Of the sls havs
been delivered.
SpscificatioIs to be obtained at this ofics.
A. TALC0TT,
c. E. and supt. &. and Dsnviile Railroad.
oc l7-dt23d
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

NEW OsLRANs, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Charles
Morgan. with Texas dates to the 18th, has arrived.
The yellow fever was still prevailing al Galveston
and Houst IN.
IL was reported that The Car al at the mouth ofthe
Galveston river, an expensive public work.
likely TO prove failure.
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BY THoS. w. KEESEE,
{Office at Geo. J. Summers. No. 20 Pearl ST.

0OCI ET1O OAITI OT IIOUSEI1OIID
Il AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed OF trust executed 10 sha seb-
scriber BY e. NJ Crump decd, dated 18th day OFF b.
rusry 1851, and duly recorded shall proceed to sell
oath Of October commencing 10 o'clock bis late
residenee, Grace Street. between Jefferson and Mad.
son Streets all of his Household and Kitchen Furni
Mahogany and Maple Chairs Pier Tables Bed, Bed.
.tesas and Bedding. Wardrobe., CARPETS. Cabinet,
Table snd Teaspoons. and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms-For ell sums under $50, cash; for $50 and
that amount mos. credit for approved endorsed
negotiable notes. H. A. C6EN6HAW,
TIustes.
Sale conducted by THoS. w. KEEsEE,
&c II Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20

New YORK, Oct. lS.-Cap.ain Luce remains at
Yonkers, his home, and ia not expected to visit
New York until sometime next week His health
il good.
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NoFUaTHER TIDINGs OF THE ARCTIC.

HALIFAX. Oct. 1.-THE screw steamship Osprey.
from ST. Johns, f., the ii tn inst contrary to gen.
sra expectation, brought further tidings relative
to the passengers of the Inflated Arctic The only
remaining hope therefore, is that some of the mis-
sing passengers may have been rescued from pieces
of the wreck by passing vessels which have not yet
reached any port or that have gone to Europe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20

1t said the breaking down of the U. s. ste amer
San Jacinto will cause abandonment of the con
templased voyage to the Baltic. She was at South
smpton, Eng, on the I'd inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20

DIR. A. II. Saunders, OF Virginia, has beea Up
pointed to first class clerkship at Washington il
I place Of J. NJ. Smith promoted.
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BANK FalI.JJREs

CINCINNATI. Oct. 49, The Kentucky Trust
Bank, and the Ohio Savings Bank have both failed,
and there has consequently been much excitement
on Third street this afternoon. has also
commenced on one or two of the private banks,
which will be renewed to morrow.
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KNOW NOTHING NoMINaTr

f1f4So NOHiNh ION.
BOSTON, Oct. 1.-the Know Nothings of Massa
shase'ts have nominated Henry j. Gardner a. their
candidate for Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20

The failure of the great shipping mercbant-the
greatest in the world, perhaps Oliver,
Esq, OF Liverpool, reported by the Baltic attracts
much attention, owing to his American connections
HIS liabilities are estimated at s., 5000, 600. Mr. Oil
Yer has supplied the British Government with a,
least forty vessels for transports &C. during the
present wer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20

- OAv6AIOWIt sA4kk1N = w.
GROCERIES, 10, ATAUCTTON.-
"a ~ Oetobsr 16th, Ne viii sslI. 1t
~au e.pSs car Austoa Store, IN asprtnsnt Of
Mo and Java Ccffse
and ~Cs Coffee Ssesrs
Crushed and Powdered IA
mosssses; Soap; Candlss
WindowG aas
Green and Black Teas -
Wnpping Irvine 3
Do Paper
Tobacco; Cissn
French Brandy
80 Half Boxes Raisins, he. As.
T.aMs-Under elo0, cash; elO0 and over. mo.
credit for approved paper. -.
&C 10 DAvENFOHT. ALLEN 1 CO., Auet..
S00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
OOJ HATS. AT AUcTIoN--On FRIDAY
9th Oct we viii sell 1t auction store ct 81 och
500 cases. Boots Shoes and HatA sl fresh and go.
sonable Goods. comprising -
0ent'sfne Calf Boots and Shoes
Mems coarse and heavy Boots and Rrosuea
Boys do do do do
Women's Shoes, Of all desirable kinds
Shild-en's do do do
Richmond made Brogues
wrapping Paper, &c lie;
TERMs--Under 500 cash: over SlOO months
esecif, for approved eotiahle paper : ,
81, DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.,
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FOR KANSAS

WORCESTER Mas, Oct. ia party OF three
hundred emigrants passed through this city to day
on their way to Kansas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20

NOTICE.-The subscriber having taken
IN the laree Lumber House on the Dceh foruesly
oes1gisd n Mr. p: ,. 1nagfpsd and seat - Messrs
tueh sxtioles = are psuslly stored. on the us1sl
fermA Application TO be made 70 the suhoariber ~
the pssmis.s, WIN. JACKSON CLAlKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20

On Monday last a third trial for the election o
Sheriff took place in Orange county, when Mr.
yRowe succeeded by about 81 votes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20
CANADIAN AFFAIRs-THE CLERGY RE.
SERVES

QUEBEC, Oct le.--Last night Attorney General
Mcdonald introduced the Clergy Reserves Secu-
Irritation bill In Parliament IL gives the entire
land to the Municipal Councils, and secures all
claims on incumbenis. 1t also provides that they
may commute their claims on the principle of lite
sssurauce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-20

The circuit court for Albemarle county Is in SEES
sion at Charlottesville. The trial OF Schuyler
Jones, for killing Shife has been set for Monday
K next.
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EXHIBITION OLE HORSES.

BRArrLKBoRo', VT. October Ia.-The New Eng.
land Exhibition OF Horses to-day fine dis
play About $50 new entries.
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SMALL FIRN on Tur n. -.
BY ELIAS HALE. No. leg Main y.
ON THIS EVENIN(i. AZ = a,c,oo

II vxe 11I10 = 11N1NU, az q O'CLOCK i
shall offer at auction large sssortrns IA 81 Stanta
snd Fancy Goods consisting in part as follows, W.;
Geld Jewelry of every description
Silver and plated ware; Clocks of ali k;na.
Nv doz white and colored spool cotton
$500 gro Buttons, assorted kinds
us load Pencils, assorted kinds
$50 doz Knives, Scissors and RazorA
500 :. Porte Monaes and Purss5y
251 Han, Teeth, Nail and Lather Rsushe.
IS plated Sewing Birds
$50 assorted Combs
l7o =. !" fancy Boxes large assortment
1a5o fancy Soaps 40 different kinda
Also large assortment of blank hooEs ,.nax -
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tent balances spoons, coffee nis hammer: tagsti,
or with great variety of soods too nuInsrous 70
mention, In lots to suit purchasers Eyerv art;eis
warranted a. represented. City and country mer-
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