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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-03

GEO. w. WILLIAMS u Co, COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.-Office on 18th street,
opposite Shockoe Warehouse-wiu attend strictly to
the sale of Corn. Wheat, Tobacco, Flour, &C.; and
viii promptly execute orders for the purchase of
Goods, &c. They solicit the patronage of their
friends and the public generally.
ma ll-1m SAM WILLIAMS.
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MOBILE RAcEs.-The Mobile Register of the 25th
ult, gives the following description of the close of
the Spring term:
Yesterday was the last day, and the first race
was for purse of $I50-two mile heats. Achmet
was the favorite against the field before starting,
and stood at odds after the first heat.
The race was very exciting and the whole sport
gave great satisfaction to all the losers. Re-
suit
John Clark's b. c. by Black Prince. .-...l 81
4. b Goldby's b. z. by Rough and
Ileduy I'D
]. Scrugg's ch. g. Achmet Observation-Disclosures 9 dis
Time. 3-52-3-52-3-5S
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" DISCRETION is THE BETTER PART OF
VALoR "-Therefore be discreet and don't be hum
bugged and deceived by mooushine advertisements.
E wise and call on Mr.. f. f. MOULSON and have
your pictures taken, he insures and warrants
tire satisfaction sale 10 all who may give him
their kind patronage.
have on hand, at present. very handsome
sormeut of Fancy Cases, Medalions, Breast Pins and
Finger Rings all of the finest quality. which cannot
help pleasing the tastes of all my tasty friends and
customers
Pictures from 81 to SIS.
+. L. MOULSON,
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LUAURTANT T1AIk.-I Tie CdTt OF CDt HaIT
may be unceasing, and its cultivation supe erntended
nS me nost an9ues,ionanle sklll and lent but
rial TO work upon, every effort will be fruitIess-
The most thinly scattered locks that deed every eff
fort of art may be converted into luxuriant tresses
by the application of FLETCHER's HAIR Tonic,
which has thus become the indispensable appendage
10 every fash nabe toilet. 1t acts like magic in
deating dandru and makes the hair soft and
plant
II is sold by Bennett Beers, A. Duval. John Fl.
Blair, and under the American Hotel by the manu-
tacturer, JOHN JOHNSON.
No charges for q trial. NH 2
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oioNRoE WARD.-All the present mem.
70 VI sne Council from this Ward having censentea
man. another year, they will receive the unsn;
new ones. They are w 'A.0A"' ano most OF
David ]. Saunder. IN
James A. Scott n 49,. On
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL.
IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, May l3.--The steamer Isabel, Cap
tain Rollins, arrived yesterday, with dates from
Havana to the 9Th inst
The barque Byron, from New Orleans to Balh
more, went ashore at Pickle reef on the LIST inst,
and arrived at Key West next day In charge Of
wreckers but did not leak and was but little injured
Advices by the Isabel state that the Spanish Gov.
eminent has approved of the conduct of the Cap
tain General, In all that he has done in regard to
the Black Warrior. This is entirely different from
adyees received heretofore 1t stated that when
the news was received In Havana from the United
States, that the Black Warrior affair had been set
tied, there was much excitement. The Marquis de
la Pezueia is reported to have ragged and stormed
at the censure implied by the settlement of the af
tair upon his conduct and vowed he would resign
his command; however, as second thoughts are
best, he still retains bis Office.
The Captain General has published decree, ma
king it lawful to search for negroes on estates with
preamble In which he denies that there is any
compact between Spain and Great Britain by which
the former is bound to emancipate the slaves; also
several severe remarks about the introduction of
negroes; but the whole thing is regarded in very
unfavorable light. 1t is known that the Captain
General has especial authority to emancipate the
slaves whenever he may deem proper, and that in
the event of there being any demonstration made
on the part of the United States the very first act
OF the present government would be to declare the
slaves free
His remarks about the introduction of negroes.
may also be looked upon all for effect 1t is stated
from good authority that no less than seven thou.
sand Africans, have recently been landed upon the
shores of CubaI Upon each of which the Marquis de
la Pezuela is reported to have received the enor-
nous per centage of from IS to 102 dollars.
The Jesuits have again gained footing on the
Island. They are about establishing college The
different book stores have been visited by them,
with authority from the Governor, to examine the
books, that they may prohibit the sale of those
which they may consider hurtful to their sway.
From book stores they will In all probability pass
to private libraries
The Archbishop of the Island is marrying whites
to blacks, that it will not be surprising if the
whites are soon brought down to a level with the
black population. There is no exagger alton in this
statement-it is literally true
An order appeared in the Gaceta of the 7th inst
which forbids artizans, such as shoemakers cigar
makers, and others whose occup atoms require the
use of knives &C., which may be turned into dan
gerous weapons, from bearing them on their per-
sons, &c.
The sugar markets exhibited little activity, and
lower qualities have declined from Ia to 10 cent
Most of the sugar estates have finished grinding.
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SECOND DfsPATCH.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

We copy the follOwing from the Star, of Saturday
evening:
THREE FIGHrs, ALMosT.-In the course of last
nights House proceedings collisions were imm
nent tor some moments between Messrs Clngman
aud Wheeler, Messrs. Ednluudson and Wentworth,
and again between Mr.. F. and Mr. Campbell. Hap
ply no blows passed, however.
The United States sloop OF war Cyane has just
been heard from at the Department. She was at
Havana on the 6th OF May, on her way to New
York, with Lieut. Strains party on board, all Of
whom were recruiting in health
w: w. Burr, OF New Hampshire, appointed TO g
LIST class clerkship in the Office of Commissioner Of
Customs, vice George Mandell removed.
The coins made at the Assay Office in California
are not legal tender in payment Of post Office dues
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CoNspIRAToRs SENTENCED.

EAsToN, Pa, May l2th.-Judge Mccartney SEN
fenced the Easton consprators this morning fol-
lows: Daniel Lachenour, $500 fine, and months in
the county jail DR.. Field, $4,000 fine. and year in
the penitentiary Aaron J Deck, $1,000 fine, and
year in the penitentiary Stevenson, who turned
States evidence, 81 fine, and year in the penitenti
ATy
They were convicted of threatening old man by
the name of Green with an exposure if he did not
pay them certain amount of money. They charged
him with an improperly with young girl. Green,
who is a wealthy man, had his fears acted upon
that he gave Stevenson his notes for $4,000 $1,000
The paper was shaved and divided among the party,
most OF whom are men of wealth.
Deck was much moved when sentence was pro-
nounced upon him, and in tremulous voice asked
permission 10 say few words. Jud &c Mccartney at
once granted his request. Deck, who could scarcely
command his feelings, exclaimed L an limo.
cent man-,o help me God! The exclamation crea-
ted deem Rensstion in the crowded court room.
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THE LATEST FROM EURor

BosroN, May 1.-THE Canada reached her dock
at o'clock this evening" having had 10 anchor on
Wednesday night on account of the fog She left
Halifax al ten O'clock on Wednesday night.
The London Daily News says the small pox has bro
ken out in the British fleet The first reports repre-
sent that is raging with violence but hope they
lnay prove 10 be exaggerated.
The Paris Mnnteur denies that any acquisitions has
been made by France and Ems gland to Prussia, with
view to force her to quit her neutral attitude.
- The Moniteur publishes details of the passage of the
danube by the Russians, which fully confirms the
Port given by Omer Pacha, namely that the Russian
hotlla and transports enabled them at three
Points simultaneously, when the Russians immedi
steiy attacked the Turkish Notifications. In OF
The Russian regiments every was killed. Two
battaions next engaged and we're nearly destroyed;
aud IL was necessary TO send fifteen batalions to
~ the ntrenchments. The Turks held their position
for 43 hours under the fire of Russian gun boats and
y heavy guns and mortsrs from the opposite bank
The TURKS having fred their last cartridge, evacuated
the place, carrying with them their guns, and falling
back IN good order on Karasu.
The Coustentinople correspondent of the Daily
News asserts April II, that instructions were
sent to the Austrian Minister at Censtantinope, to
prepare quietly to withdraw from Turkey. He ar
CUES from this that Austria will yet play false and join
Russia. 1t said the British camp would be form
ed at Ruyukderd, on the Bosphorus.
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FIITURE DAYS.
By ELIAs 61IT


Auctioneer and Commission Merchant ,oe Nj. =
SPLENDID PAINTINGS AT Arc
~ TION.-On WEDNESDAY, T7th in. 0oT :,
o'clock A. NJ ut my eaes room there viii he.
ale Of valuable collection Of European fns M
PAINTINGS, numbering some one hundred 80
twenty.hve rare specimens from the pencils Of so,
81 tue most celebrated artists of the Dutch French
fiemish, Italian and English schools such a. Wate
le1 Tosteie, Van Coppel. Van Zeebroeck. Maseapti.
60. CaIIer Muller, Chambeant, Nsymans and 9th.
-. Also several fine copies after Raphael Henine.
as. emet and others, for particulars of which ref.
eIsnce - made to the catalogue
Ine wnole collection Is the property of Mr. Mar.
cner All having been selected by him during q resi-
dence on the Continent of Europe, and win. mon
sase saamnation be found superior in point Of
and re artistic merit to any ever offered
IN tns CITY and As SUCH the attention OF the admir
eH OF FINE Arts' of Richmond and vicinity i invi
All the pictures have been framed in rich oil,
frames, made expressly for them by a eelehr.fsd
manufacturer OF New York, aud all beine in nerfsct
are mt ornaments to adorn the paror or draw
ahsy will be open for examination, with cs,..
Mna, three days previous to SALE viz ON Saturdav
arc e ladies and gentlemen of this city and vc;n;+
The .at TO examine them prior to sale
wEDSErSSls 70 be peremptary and takes plsca nm
precisely. commencing at IL O'Clock
my IL
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BY THOMAS ". KEEsEE.
lOfice at Geo. ]. Summers, No. 20 Pearl ST.
THREE HOUSES AND lot

THREE HOUSES AND LOTS
L FRONTING ON MAYO STREET BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND BROAD STREETS FOR SALE
AZ AuCTION.-Will be sold on SATURDAY after
noon May 2Oth, upon the premises, commencing at 5
O'Clock, three very neat Cottages two fronting on
Mayo street. one l6 feet and the other IA feet and
fronting SO feet, and running back so feet These
built of the best materials and ave re.
Gently been repaired and painted, and are very de-
srabe residences Their central location makes them
peculiarly desirable for persons requiring CHEAP
houses being convenient to the most business part of
the city r~s -
TERMS: very accommodating and made known at
the sale. THOS. w. KEESEE,
my IL Auctioneer,
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FIRE We learn from the Staunton Messenger,
that on Tuesday last, at about halfpast o'clock
| the brick dwelling and barn of Mr. John Bear on
South river were entirely consumed by fire. 1t is
thought that the house took fire from spark falling
on the roof. 1t was not discovered until it was too
late to save anything. The loss is said to be consde
rsble.
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THE MARK FITS

NEW YORK, May l3-Breadstutfs are dull: sales of
Soe0 bbls Flour at 1887 for State; Southern Ss6S0
Ss8I Corn declining; sales of 20 900 bushels mixed
at u cts. to 74a75 cts. for yellow.
BALTIMORE, May 13.-The Flour market to-day is
less trin sales this morning of 500 bbls Howard ST.
at S8374. decline. City Mills held at the same
price. but no sales reported.
The supply of Grain is light. About 1000 bushel 9
" neat offered, and sales of white, good to fair at
S2@ S2Os choice for family Flour $2.I2. Corn
about 10000 bushels offered and sales of white at IS
ais, yellow at 74075 cts.
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THE M. E. CONFERENCE SOUTH

THE M. Z. CONFERENCE SOUTH
We find the following dispatch in the Montgom.
cry Advertiser
COLUMBUS, May lO.-The Conference decided,
unanimously, to establish Southern Book Concern
This will be pleasing intelligence to our Metbo.
dist friends We are not informed as to whether
the decision embraces the establishment of pub.
fishing house at the South
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

TROY, May ia locomotive on the Hudson
River Railroad ran into passenger car at Green
bush this morning, by which many of the passen
gers were injured, come of them fatally. The cars
were entirely demolished.
SECOND DISPATCH
Troy, May 13.-The trains involved in the acct
dent this morning were the train which left Erie al
forty minutes past o'clock. and the Greenbush
train from Troy. which LETT at thirty minutes past
O'Clock. The Erie train overlook the Greenbush
Train, and the express engine went half way through
the passenger car of the Greenbush train. Judge
Hunt, of New York city, and his two daughters,
were badly injui ed
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THIS DAY DAY

,om~ :. ~ THOMAS ". KTEsTT
-r@.rroSs, :. ssmner.. No. % Pssri ssrsst,
a uG En ~ g OF CHINA, CRoCKERY
MING May 18th. ct u sioci. Il IL E y {.
CRoCKERY and GLASS WARE. $500 y Sns 81 ~,
Of - SsnsDtiae - par
China TEA SETS
Cut Glsss TUMBLERS
Do. WINE-GLASSES
Pressed do do.
Do. do TUMBLTRS
Glass BOWLS; Glass PITCHERS
White Granite do.
rsncy China do.
pECANTERS and GOBLETs
figid and OIL LAMfS
LOOkIN6 GLASSES
n - and FORKS; plated SPOONS
Gonee and Tea POTS -'---
White Granite PLATrS
Do. do. DISHES
Do. do. PITCHERs
EWERS and BASINS
WATERS and TRAYS
With an endless variety Of other good, too
for insertion. o0 h1ueIo
my IS THO w. KEEsEE. Auct.
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6f KENT. PAINE 4 KENT.
iARGE AND PEkEMPTORY SAFE

i AhGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
DAY, the 18th I iOst so AT AUCTION THURS
will sell at our auction rooms .a a. 10 O'Clock, we
riety OF new and desirable styies comprising va
We will also sell. BY order Of N.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
DRILLINGS, VESTINGS, TRIMMINGS
ALSO,
From retail house, declining business, a large in
VOICE o. fancy Dry Goods, consisting of NJ
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, RIBBONS
WHITE GOODS. IRISH LINENS, &c.
,oo ALSO,
20 do Hickory do 10
direct from the manufacturers
. nERMsc-An sums under 500, cash over tina,
mvI ~ ioor montns credit for approved paper
HyI< KENT. PAINE IL KENT Anct,
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
TRUST SALE OF A NUMBER OF

NJ sM y 81 BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON UNION HILL
ths nn,. LIE CITY OF RlCHMoND-Bv virtue Of
trust conferred on the subscriber by deed Of
Hsn;.a sa .stn February, 1852. and recorded In
i S J;seanty Court executed by vaentine Heck.
of tbs si snd az the special instance and request
tne 10Th DAY of May 1854, upon the premises. At
thsrssr f ia,r and If not the hrst fair day
the county of Henfco on Union Hill. near ths e;su
OF Richmond. adjacent to the residence of Mr. Heck
Ter, bounded by 18th street and the county road he.
ing part of the property conveyed by said deed and
constituting portion of the land purchased by the
sald Heckler OF the late Thomas Rutherford.
Inc title Is believed to be unquestionable but SELL
ing as Trustee toe subscriber will ony convey sucb
title as is vested in him. f& - :
The Terms will be one-fourth cash. the balance at
T. and IL months with interest added from the
DAY OF sale; negotiable notes to be given Cor tho
credit instruments and deed of trust to secure the
payment thereof
AppsIson; Aucss g. A. MYERS, Trustee.
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The Rev. g. N. Adams, who has been advertised all
over the Union as having undertaken TO collect 5000
from Railroad Company for poor widow. Mans
field or Templeton, residing in Henniker, N H,
whose husband had been killed said road likely
to turn out mythical character. The Rev ] NJ
r.. Eaton, who is the only Congregational clergy
man in Henniker has sted the story and shows that
no Rev. g. N. Adams has been seen In that town,
and Mrs. Mansfield or Templeton is questionable
personsge, and her lost husband still more So
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE-
(0fice at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl
TOCK OF GROCERIEs ga

STOCK OF GROCERIES, STORE
~ FIXTURES AND HOUSEHOLD FIRM
TURE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on TUESDAY
morning: May 18th, commencing at O'Clock. at the
store OF Mr.. L. Annis on Main between 9th and
18th who declining business all of his stock
CT Groceries. Earthenwsre, Glass Jars, Store FIX
lures. &c. Also, all Household Furniture consist
ing Of Beds, Bedding, Bureaus. Tables. Chairs &c.
my III THOS. w. KEESEE. Auct
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The HEAPFIELD SuBscRIPTIos.-The citizens O,
Wheeling voted last Thursday almost unanim ously
in favor OF subscription by the city of $3.50 to
the capital stock of the Hempfeid Railroad Conn.,
pany.
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WATSON "a BOOTH. urHoIsrrRrK

WATSON e. BOOTH, UPHoLsrERERs
AND PAPER HANGERS, No. IA Broad street,
opposite the Theatre, respectfully inform the cti
Gems OF Richmond and its vicinity that their Spring
in part Of
Gilt and Velvet, Satin and Common Papers, Bor-
derss Fire Screens, Curtain PApera. Window ShedeA
Gilt Cornices, Curtains, Banda. &c.
and Lounges. D
Also. Floor and Table on Cloth and Mating
Together with every article In their line Of bui-
ness-alI Of which We offer 1t the lowest pricea
r. >. UPHOLSTEhING and PAPER HANGING
done In town or country, at the shortest notice and
p Aim WATSON / BOorH.
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MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

III Dt1LG OE NEAL
~ ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTY Pursuant
to decree of the Circuit Court for Henrico county,
the 27th day of April, 1854 in suit there depend
ing in the name of Thomas J. Carter, omplainant
against Virginia B. Barker, Albert Fisher and Others
defendants the undersigned, who was appointed
Commissioner for the purpose, will. on MONDAY,
the 9Th day of June, 1854. u O'clock in front of
Henrico Coty Court House, proceed to sell the tract
OF land in the bill and proceedings mentioned. upon
the following terms: For much cash will defray
the costs of this suit and the expenses incident to
such sale; and upon credit of and IL months for
the balance of the purchase money, to bear interest
from the day of sale and to be secured by bonds with
good security, and the title to the land to be with
held until the whole of the purchase money is paid
and deed ordered by the Court to be made. This
land is in the lower part of Heurco county contains
about three hundred acres lies Immediately the
drew B. Carter and EdwardF Cartwright and others
and is considered very valuable
THOMAS j. CARTER, Commissioner.
For particulars enquire of Thomas ]. Carter, at
Jno. A. Laeys Grocery aud Feed Store, or James D.
Thomas, Druggist corner of 18th and Franklin st.
Richmond, Va. my IL dtd
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PHILADELPHIA, May 12-The brig Exchang e, for
Newburyport, with coal, capsized on Wednesday
evening, by squat, and sunk. The crew escaped
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Rev J. c. Weber, a travelling preacher in New
Hampshire. who has wife and seven children in
Manchester and is fifty years old, has been arrested
for adultery with Miss Nancy Mead to whom he pro.
missed marriage. She is also in the hands of the
law
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SAILING OF THE PACIFIC-THE WILLIS AND
FORREST CASE

NEW YORK, May 1S.-The American mail steamer
Pacific sailed to-day with 200 passengers $40 900
In specie. Among the passengers are DR.. Duff, Mar
qnls La Rooera, Minister to Berlin p Bubro Consul
TO Hsyti, and Mr. Higgins, Consul TO Cork.
The jury in the libel suit of Edwin Forrest again ct
N Willis. has been discharged, it being unable to
agree uuon a verdict
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| ALBANY, May l2-The Toronto Colonst of yester.
| dav. reports break in the B euharnes Canal which
will take two weeks to repair
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ADJOURNMENT or THE HoUsE.-ThesH House Of
Representatives suddenly adjourned at IL o'clock,
on Friday night The Union of Saturday says:
1.-THE factious ceurse of few of the promue ant m en-
IN the minority, had finally created such ndgnation
among the reasonable men Of their own side among
the majority OF the House, that Mr. Hunt of Louis-
sns one Of The oppons the BILL In his place.
aud secondes By Sir cullom Of Tennessee and otheis
OF bis friends, proposed 10 the majsrity that inas-
much a. he and those for whom he spoke did not de.
sire 20 be factions. or 70 embeuass the msjority
satisfactory Arrangement would be made III an ad-
tournament could be hsd dill to-day. Col. Richardson
on the part Of the ends 81 the bill aecspted the pro-
Ronnsn. and on his motion, the House adjourned till
II O'clock to-day
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Mrs Cecilia Young, the Baltimore prima donna,
purposes visiting Richmond, professionally, in few
days
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

~ IN HANOVER COUNTY.-Pususnt to 9 decree
entered in Hanover County Court, on the 18th day
OF April. 1854, IN suit therein then depending in
the style of Ragland RagIand. l, the Commis-
sioner in the said decree named, will proceed, on
WEDNESDAY, the 3lst of May, 1854, between the
hours of IL and O'clock to sell the premises at
public auction, the LAND of which Edward P. w.
Ragand diedsezed supposed to contain about $50
acres more or less lying the Slash Church. and
adjoining the lands Of Patrick Perrin Jno. G. Brock
and o. hers.
TERMs-One-third cash the balance upon q ere
dit Of one'and two years. with interest from the day
of SALE the purchaser give bond with approved
cury for the deferred payments aud the title TO be
retained until convey ance 10 decreed BY the Court
The title Is believed to be unquestionably good I;
but selling Commissioner shall convey only such
title a. authorised by the said decree.
WILLIAM J. RAGLAND,
my dds Commissioner.
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FOR HIR E-For the balance OF the
= year. . good cook, Washer and Ironer. Apply to
Jas. NA0LE, q his grocery In Rockstta, or g this
once. my N3ts
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NEW YORK, May 13-Immense preparations are
making for the auti-Nebrasks me citing tonight Many
speakers have been engaged. The feeling of opposi
| ton to the bill is intense.
Dispatches have been sent to the opponents of the
Nebraska bill in Congress, urging them to hold till
| the last horn blows