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TRANSPORTATION.

TRANSPORTATION
WESTERN STATES LINE.
PY Railroads and Canals, running in connection wit
ID Steamers and Propellers on the Lakes
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY
PRoPRrEToRs: .-t. e. tfr.r.
A. r. Cobb e. Co., Foot ofIndiana ST. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., I2l, Broad st. New York,
AGENTS:
Z. w. Sloan. 121 Broad ST.. New York.
Scott * Co., Toledo. . - rir,
J. .. Chenoweth Il Co., Cincinnati,
This Is ofthe Oldest best established and most re
liable lines Of ransps ration in the country and as sole
Agents for this section, are authorised TO give
through receipts for feights TO and from the East,
very low rates. against ever charge
auge LEWIS & GRAY, Agents.
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GRANITE INSURANCE COMP ANY.
Utica, NY. Capital, S3OO,OOO.
GEO CURTIS Pres't DC. GROVE. Vice Pres't
WM II. DERRICK Sec'y. TIM. o. GRANNlS, Treas
J. FRANCIS BATES, Genr Ag't.
TIME undersigned continues to receive applications
and issue Policies. on favorable terms any re-
sponsbe Office in the West For the high standing and
Of the above Company reference Is made
ville. my29-ly HENRY C. GwATHMEY, Ag't.
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The undersigned having become the successor the
house and business of O'Rey & MITCHELL will continue
the heretofore.
Thankful to the friends Of the late firm for former pat
ronage he socits continuation of their confidence and
business. His Wharf boat al the river s Of ths
largest size and noted for its capacity And ase hav
ing ample Warehouses on Water street. well
mammoth Warehouse in course Of construction on the
Canal and convenient to the Railroad Depot his facili
for the receiving storage and forwarding Of
dize and Produce via River, Railroad and Canal,
very complete. y 6 l .le4. l. 'ge
He is also prepared TO make cash advances all pro.
Once or property consigned TO him for sale be ship
ped TO his correspondents in New Orleans the Eastern
lctes. (octls-tf) JOHN S. MITCHELL.
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SaDDIERYHARDW AND COACH
'TRU NJ MlNGS.

INNINGS.
WYE would call the attention Of Sadders and Coach
w makers and all others dealing in the above busi-
ness 10 our n and complete stock, consisting in part
of Hames Wagon, Stage and Buggy.
Lerthers Patent Enameld, Harness Sz Skirting.
Buckles Roller, Bride and Harness.
Webbing. Rein, Girth, Roller and Straning.
Pad Trees, Japanned Brass and Silver Mounted.
Chains, Stage and Trace
Saddle Trees, Spanish. side, Fall Backs, &c.
Thread and silk and Pushes.
Axels Bands, Oil Closhs, Duck and Drilling.
Lace FASTING and Scanning.
Bolts, Carriage and Tire.
Saddle Nails Brass and Lace Tacks
Bride Bits and Stirrup Irons ofeyery kind.
WHIPS Buggy, Riding, Gum and Ok.
The above we will sell low be purchased in
tho West (dec2) BABCOCK BROTHERS.
Or.ARIFlED SUGAR,-lO hhds primo artiee
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For Baltimore, wash ng ION, Philadel
nr phia and new York. ..I.u
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD ID,

From Wheeling to Baltimore and connecting with The
called the Reiay House, o. Sc nine e1 mes Hn'S from Bal
hmere, and with the Philadelphia. " IL
mington and Baltimore X. X. TO
.- Philadelphia. -.f ..a'F
THE great tunnels upon the part of the line
u now fully completed, and the whole road is in nns
condition, presenting Of the most picturesque and
routes world The greatest care for the
comfort and safety constantly exercised
in the United States Notwithstanding the
reports and unscrupulous agents of othef
The new and splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville Madison and Cincinnati, connect with
the road at Wheeling and through tickets from these
may be had Of T. Morehead on the Levee at Louis
yille the boats (ofthe Union Line only Louisville.
The steamers leave the wharf at Louisville daily for
wheeling, where passengers and baggage carefully
transferred to the cars. 81. -
The express mail train leaves Wheeling daily at half
past and arrive at Cumberland (2O1 miles) at
r. and allowing two hours there, arrives in Bal
more sso miles at day light next morning in full time
trains. making the passage through from Wheeling IN
less than twenty hours, including stoppages, a,
Travellers will not fail to observe that this is
the East
without charge Passengers and baggage aretraDsfer.
red to the for Washington at the Junction. and for
Philadelphia at Baltimore. without extra charge. Tnv
eers are allowed ample time ard opportunity as all
points 10 obtain their meals.
Through tickets from Louisville 10 Baltimore. with
the privilege oflying any where the route) eII
TO Washngto sll 50 to Phiadelpbia l2 10 New York
s4 To be had above only. he rail road fare alone
from Wheeling to Baltimore Is % SO; to Phadelphiaor or
Washington 80 50.) .f-
whilethe water islow in the Ohio, light draught but
s a.c .ss
river at Cincinnati and ach Wheeling by the way OF
railroad to Columbus AMI GAINESVILLE and stages thence
tickets in Cincinnati and leave thereat n o'clock
A. N. daily. s4 sta-+ llA ltts u .anr-t r'l
Freghts IN all Eastern points, by this safe direct
and speedy (Which now prepared TO immense
busness) will taken aslow as by any other route All
property carefully handled and delivered good ORDER
Inquire rs above. sol WIN. PARKER, II
jy25-ly General Superintendent. Baltimore.
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. ANN EYCHANGE OFFICE.

BAN KING AND EXCHANGE OFFICEe
COPELAND would respectfully announce to the
J citizens OF Evansville and its viinity, that he has
opened Office First street. near Main, In the room
formerly occupied Post Office, where all transac.
business of Banking and OF Ex
change will be carried with prOmptness fidelity and
dispatch.
-REFERS TO
Messrs ATWOOD, DUNLEVEY e. CO., New York.
ADAMS Il GRAHAM, New Orleans.
ELLIS 81 STURGES, Cincinnati, o.
o. BOWEN, Esq Prest Central Bank, Indi
dianapos, la. jlan4-u
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C,ACKING TWINE.-3OO pounds for sale by
- mhl6 8. Z. GILBERT q CO., S5e. near Water.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

II AM Offering for sale fifteen lots Main street
i being part of the old Public Square, and some OF
best building lots in Evansville for business houses be-
ing midway between the Railroad Depot the Canal and
the River. They will be sold REASONABLE terms. For
particulars applyto JAS. ROQUET,
feb1S-u At the Court House.
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BITTEOLFF a. SONS,

BITTEOLFF a. SONS,
D<ALERs PINE WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS,
FINE JEwELRY OF ALL KINDS, SILVER WARE CLOCKS,
sPEcTACLrs, &C.. MAIN srREhT, BETWEEN
SECOND. EVANSVILLE, IA.
WE have constantly on hand large and COM
IA plete assortment Of the above named goods, and
cA,s5Aw sell them low as any house in the West, We
respectfully invite all who desrous of buy
ing Watches Jewely to give call before purcias-
ing elsewhere. make IL 10 their interest to buy
OF us. ldec2Ly.
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NOTICE,

THE partnership heretofore exisungi this city. be-
l. tween p. G.. 0'Riley and John S. Mitchell, under
the firm of oRey Mitchell, is this day dissolved
mutual consent.
John $. Mitchell, having purchased the interest Of.
g. Okey, is alone authorized to close NJ and settle
business OF said firm. Signed L C.t'
p. G. o'RILEY,
sH- JOHN s. MITCHELL.
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MOHAWK VALLEY FARMERS' IN.
SUKANCE co.
SCIOTA, NEW YORK.
CA p 1T AL, $16O. 900.
WELL AND SECURELY INVESTED.
Adam C. Van Patten, James w. Pangburn,
William Rector. Charles n. Toll,
Charles p. Sanders, Harvey Vedder,
Abraham w. Toll, Jasper Bell,
Isaac Vedder, Henry A. Bell,
Nicholas Brooks, John =. Lansing,
Philip H. Derrick.
A: G. Van Patten; P,ss't Jasper B Bell Secretary:
Kenneth Hanknson. Jun, General Agent No. 81 Green
Street, Trenton. N. J.
Hon. s. H: Johnson. Co. Judge, Schenectady.
N.p " Jno. F. Clute, Sheriff, do.
"a ID. p. Forrest, c County Clerk, do.
Abram A. Van Worst, Mayor, do.
NJ. Myers, Ex-Mayor, do.
/" ID. Wright Recorder, Albany.
H. II. Van Dycs, Proprietor Albany Atlas.
Jacob e.. Sanders. Esq. do.
Thomas Clark, ESQ.,, New York.
Applications will be received, and Policies issued by
the rsgned at favorable any other Insu
rance Office or Agency in the country.
jyi2-f JOHN J. CHANDLER, Agent.
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LEAIHEh AND EINDIN GSs
WTILLlAM BELL. is just opening on Main street
wv Opposeths Bank, large and well elected stock
OF leather and findings, consisting i'm part Of
1000 sides of sole leather, Hemlock and spanish
tanned.
so doz, morocco No, I. g and 4, Tampico extra Mad
French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
IS doz Kir-Prime City, heavy country, light me
dium
20 doz Cochineal Roam
| 10 "Pink blue and green do
20 I" Linngs-Pink, blue, and green.
l20 Bindings-Lndsey's cape goat and sheep.
Is " Patent kid skins.
$50 !" Calf skns-iight. heavy, and medium World
Fair and Caron,
l2 .: Oil thong leather,
| 10 =" Madrass Kid
90 bbls pegs. rt -tt
500 prs lasts,
Boot trees. rasps avis pincer, nails balls tack
stamps, thread, buffers, scker wheels, keys. hooks
and all other tools and materials by shoe
jel4
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
IT AND 70 WALNUT. STREET,

Printers Cards and Card Sheets Railroad Cards and
Sheets News, Book and Card Inks.
We have made ARA angements with Mr. McCreary for
full supply his Colored inks also with
Messs. Smith Peters for full supplies otheir superior
Cards and Card Sheets formerly sold by Messrs Butler
k Brother rs OF this city. q
Our arrangements with Eastern and Western manu-
faetuers are sue that we sell all goods in line
at low prices and avorabl terms any house
West and invite all in want OF goodsto examine
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Book and News Paper made TO order.
tr. 81 NIXON & CO,
Manufacturers and Paper Dealers,
mhs q and 70 Walnut street, Cincinnati Ohio.
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AND MERCHANT TAI
Loss, GOODS.
4 M PCS super black French Twilled Cloth;
llOO 100 pieces Belgium Cloth:
loo pieces Cotton Warp Cloth;
1Or pieces French Doeskn Cassmeres;
so pieces Cloth back Satins;
e5 pieces Boiled Sstins. very superior quality:
- 1v0 pieces French cOtt0nades, Silk Twist and
Sewing Silk. Canvass Padding. Butons, with full as.
sortment OF such articles wanted by Tailors. ...
mh3 JAS. Low & CO.. 4l7 Main ST., Lou, Ky.
cases black and colored Silesias,
~ reed this day and for sale ly JAS. Low & CO.,
mh3 All Main street Louisville, Ky.
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CLARIFIED SUGAR.-lO hhds primo artie
I J reed, for saleby QebgO PRESTON BROS.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES, &c,

AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
UTICA, N. Y.
CAPITAL, $150,O00.
Nelson Roth Roswell p. Smith,
A. F. Rockwell, E.J. Richardson,
George d. Williams, Edward Hale,
Edward Edwards, Owen Richards,
Benjamin S. Graves, Samuel Bame,
Israel G.. Atwood, Miner b. Bickneh,
Calvin Hall.
OFFICERS .- rr
Essapd fSis ESaards Pres. Rod%sn fs.
James Il. Stevens, Actuary q. Rockwell, Apng. Agt
Insurance effected against loss damage by fire and
inland Navigation, at current rates. . -r-v
John Z. Hinman, Ex Mayor.
Hon. Horato Seymour, Governor.
Read, TAYLOR & Co. 9 Maiden Lane, New York
Platt q Brother 30 Maiden Lane, New York.
Richardson & Hicks, % Maiden Lane New York.
Jas =. Lynch, Cashier. Ontario Branch Bank.
Samuel h. Garvin District Attorney.
Sackett Davis * Porter. cor Maiden Lane & Brd'y.
Sewell Simmons Il Co. Maiden Lane.
William Hinman. IA Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
Samuel Perry 3 Front Street, New York.
Applications received and Policies issued at current
rates by
jyl3n JOHN J. CHANDLER, Agent.
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LEATHERS, &C.
TUST received by steamer Prahe City, oirec'-i'o"
u New York
lOl sides No. I Sole Leather
25 dozen fine French Calf SKINS
25 do Coach baneil Roans;
no do Green do;
10 do Creane dos
Is do Pink 90
10 do White do;
% packages shoe Thread;
dozen Of Buck;
do Glove Kid;
Oh do fine Buff sides; lf-t
Snactages Gents and Ladies' fine French trim
med Cork Soles: all any Of which will be sold cheaT
for cash or made up to order.
ian26 hahI O FEbhEh.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

roHy C. DEvEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Ketai
u dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, window onds
fsasters Wrapping aud Roofing Paper Lamps, fnosgen
Ssa, etc. e.c. Main street, between First and Secon
49, ' laugl0 Iy
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb. II The money market is much
easier; Exchange on London 8Dsl prem. Stocks are
firmer.
The Flour market to-day Ia very much unsettled.
and not much disposition to operate Dealers are
holding off for further Sales of only 5000 bills.
S9s12 to 50 Is for State southern 50 81 d9S7 to
Sa44 Rye Flour So Is. Corn Meal unchanged.
Wheat IL dull rnd sales very small Southern
Wheat % S8a2 3d. Corn not firm sales OF 20 600
bushels locales for white and Mixed yellow do,
1864 decline.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 1.-THE Flour market this
morning very quiet. Bayers not disposed to of.
fer over S3.5a. Sellers at So rs. No sales.
Rye Flour s. So. Corn meal unchanged
There were 5000 bushels Wheat offered and only
very small sales Red S2d2.0i; white do, nominal
at g e5G210 snd duli-a decline.
Corn-2S,o0D bushels oifered-sales emily to mode
rate extent at 93a95c for white and yellow.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10-Cotton active. Sales Of
the week of about 40, coo bales middng at &c. Su.
garaaes of 1000 hhds. common at &c. fair SIC. COT
eesa of the week of about 1000 bags at i0011a
Stock on hand about 40 0Go bags
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IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb, g. P. M.-Letters received
here from Havana. state that Pezuela is urging the
Apprenticeship scheme, but the Junta de Tomento is
opposed to it. and threaten dissolve the Board re
garding the schemes as scandalous.
The slaves are greatly excited. All slaves i'm
ported since 1920 it is expected, will be liberated
If this is accomplished, the number will embrace
twothrds OF those upon the Island.
Antslavery tools industl-iously at work tc
accomplish the ruin of the Island, which will result
from the passage of the Emancipado Act.
Pezuea contempates issuing decree fixing the
value of doubloons at SIXTEEN instead of seventeen
dollars.
1t is expected that the ports OF Cardenas, Segua
Remedies, Gibara, Mascalilla and Cienfugos will be
closed.
Three fires occurred in New Orleans yesterday
The loss is not great, but | regret to state that
child was burnt in one of the buildings, SO badly
that it expired shortly after it was rescued.
One OF the three men reported in my last message
as having been accidentally shot, has died of the
woufe received
IAN account of this sad affair may be seen il
another column
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Tur sRE.T coSLAGRAT1oN IN NEW OR,

THE GREAT 0AlsSSshh A1Aks IN NEW 1A'
LEANS.
We received Yesterday the New Orleans papers
az the 5h, containing detailed accounts Of the re-
cent fires IN that city. The Picayune relates many
facts am incidents, from which we select the fol-
lowing
Owe ~ the most difficult inquiries to be answered
:; IN regard 10 the loss OF life There are thou
sand ru,nors floating about but lew Oh them can DO
Traced to any reliable source
lanes Leathers, the brother OF Capt. BeatheTs,
of the Na;chcz is not to be found, ana IL IL reared
,hst he was burned up on board of that boat.
The mate of the Natchez lie said to be missing.
the chanbermaid, her child, and the pastry
cuol helonsinu en- board of the Natchez, are said
to be lost
one white man was seized by the hair, while he
was In the water. by persons in a boat. They let
30 their hold and the man was seen TO sink
Thirteen negroes belonging 10 Mr. Waddie, five
NEGROES believing TO Mr. Gaibraith. three negroes
heIoasins to Mr. Cannon, and three negroes under
the charge of Gen. Miller, are supposed 70 be lost
AZ ,hey have been missing all day yesterday
These twenty-four slaves were all on board of the
Charles Beicher.
A man whose name was unknown Yesterday
morning seemed to be overwhelmed wit grief, us
hr said fha, he had lost all of his proper ty and his
friends by the disaster. He attempte TO jump
into the river when he was prevented. lie then
drew sheath knife and stabbed himself twice il
the breast He was taken to the Charity Hospital
Ten or fifteen persons supposed to- have been
lost on the Natchez
The value of the steamboats, and tl,eir cargoes
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SUMMARY OF NEWS.

The following intelligence comes 70 Us per mail
and telegraph:
NEW YORK Feb IOth-A rumor was circulated
on Paris Bourse that the expenses OF the war; if it
took place, were to be raised by joint loan be
tween England and France, of fifteen millions
pounds sterling.
The Car. ii was said had accepted the resigna-
ton of Prince Eesselrode.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 9-(ireat apprehensions are felt
here for the safety OF the British brig Annie Coy,
which sailed from Boston for this port on the 10Th
December and has' not since been heard of.
Billy Bowlegsn had refused an interview with
the delegation appointed to visit the Seminole In
dams in Florida.
BosTeN Feb l0-Capt. Sturtevapt, of the bark
Sarah Bridge reports that on the 4t of January be
fell in with the ship Constantine, from New York
Tor Liverpool, in a sinking condition, the crew
throwing over the cargo A severe gale came on
me same night, and drove her out OF sight tie
thinks it doubtful if she lived through it.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. l0th-Three burglars, nam
ed Donnelly, Mills and Taylor, were convicted to-
day for robbing the residence OF henry Vain, in
Belmont township, On Friday night last. Donnelly
was sentenced TO nine years and min months; Mills
TO nine years and six months, and Taylor to SIX
wears Imprisonment The robbers tied Mr. VAIN
aud Mr. Kinnard, and two of them plundered the
house, whilst Mills guarded them with revolver.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. l0.-John Siberthorn, a dro-
YER was to-day killed by the passing over him
the COlumDla IallrOdQ, IIHics Ueio" Loif
caster He fell in attempting to leave the cars
The deceased belonged to Bevidere, N. j., and was
married only five weeks since. His body was cut
into three pieces. Ten of the cars were thrown of
the track valuable horse and some cattle were
killed, and others injured.
BosToN Feb. 10-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
delivered an address last night in the Park street
Church against slavery and the Nebraska BILL to
about 1000 persons The speakers father and Dr.
f. Beecher, and Mrs. Beecher Stowe and husband
were present
BosroN Feb. l0.-There is to be grand anti
Nebraska meeting at Faneui Hall, on Thursday
next strong petition and resolutions will be
advocated and forwarded to Congress, opposing the
bill
WHEELING, Feb. l0.-The river is rising, with 8
feet water.
PIrrsBuRG, Feb. l0.-River rising, and 7 1-2 feet
of water in the channel.
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CoNvENTIoN.-ThePr Pre-
sdent of the Macon and Western (Ga.) Railroad,
has given instruction to the officers of the road to
allow delegates to the Commercial Convention, to
be held in Charleston in April next to pass free, 60
ing and returning.
RETURN OF CAPT WATKINS AND PARTY-The
New York Times states that Capt. Watkins, of the
Inflated San Francisco and the rescued soldiers
and sailors who were carried into Liverpool by the
ship Antarctic, are their way home by the
steamship America specially chartered for their ac-
commodation. The ship was to leave Liverpool on
Saturday, Feb. %
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GEORGIA
FROM NEW YORK IN DISTRESS

The U. 8. Mail Steamship Georgia, Captain Nc.
having encountered heavy gale Off Hatteras, on
the night of the 9th, with bows stove in forecaste
carried away and leaky.
There were upwards of 600 passengers on
board. bound to California, the greater portion
of whom used their utmost efforts at the pumps
and In bailingto free the ship the water rushing IN
at the bows with the violence ola cataract
No lives ioa, bull several persons were seriously
Injured during the storm.--NorfoH Beacon, Satur
d1u
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GALE OF A TRACT OF LAND, A
y BOVE RICHMOND. UNDER A TRUST

DEED-In pursuance Of the provisions of deed Of
srus bearing date the 18th of July, 1885, and admit
ted to record in the Clerks Office of Hsnrico county
Court the same day, from Anderson Grubbs and
Julia A. E. his wife, to the undersigned trustee to
secure to William J. Chick the payment Of 500 with
interest thereon from the 18th Of July, 1855 till paid
shall, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of FEB
RUARY, 1854, at IL O'Clock, M, proceed to sell, at
public auction, on the premises certain tract or
parcel Of land in the county of Henrico, about 10
miles above the City of Richmond, adjoining the
lands of Thomas o. Burton, Alfred Winston and
James Winston, containing two hundred and fifteen
acres upon the following terms, to wit for cash,
as to SO much of the proceeds as may be necessary
to defray the expenses of executing the trust the
fees for drawing and recording the deed, If then un-
paid and to pay the said sum of 800. with the
interest due thereon, and the balance Of the put.
chase money, to be made payable at such time and
secured in snch manner as the said Grubbs shall
prescribe or in case of his failure give such direc
ton, at such time and in such manner as shall pre-
scribe.
The title to said land believe be good but selling
a. trustee shall only convey such % il vested in me
by the trust deed aforesaid Should the sale be Pre-.
weather it will be postponed from day 70 Day until
ID effected. JAMES ELLEiI, IIustee.
Richmond. January So 1874 u S0-tds
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DANKIN'S ABSTRACT-Receiyed at
INV 2ANQOIPH,S Ronkstore md Rindery

The Partisan Romance of the Revolution. By
w 6. Simms. New ed. with plates-Sl25.
Wing Almanac, for IS5f-I2c.
De Quncey's Essays on Philosophical Writers end
other Men OF Letters, vols-S1.50.
Vol. 10 Law and Equity Reports-S2.
The Rye House Plot or, Ruth, the Censpirator's
White Slavery of England, complied from official
documents with l2plates. ByJ c. Cobden-$l.25.
Young Duke. BY D'Israeli-S7c.
January No. Rankin's Half-Yearly Abstract-S1.
fa
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$4,000
S2a3t0o

The bark lvanhoe WAS also burnt; cargo consist
ing of up-country produce. Insured IN Louisville
for $4,000.
With regard to the loss OF life, it is the opinion OF
Capt Garlic. OF the Belcher, that out of some ~
negroes, Belonging to passengers on board his boat
about 81 are lost
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welearn fromthe Charlottesville Advocate that
Dr. Thomas w. MerrIwcthor, Of AIbernarls cours
y, experienced severe loss by IRE on the nisht q
the ID inst The fire caught IN shed consumed
that and an anioiung atable and tobacco housc and
also destroyed pair Of carriage horses two riding
horses, the crop OF tobacco and many agricultural
Implements The origin OF the lire IL unknown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-13
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

.CHAaLEsros, Feb 10-The Georgia House OF
Representatives passed the bill removing the seat
of Government 70 Macon by the casting vote OF the
Speaker.