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The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS SAY OF
nr. M'Lane's Celebrated Liver u ills.

NEW YORK, August 30 1852.
IT, We, the undersigned having made trai OF Dr
McIANE'S CEIEBRANED LIVER PILLS, must acknowl-
edge that they the best medicine for Sick Headache
Dyspepsia and liver complaints that have ever used
We take pleasure in recommending them to the public :;
and are confident that those who troubled with
the above complaints will give them fair trial. they
will not hesitate 70 acknowledge their beneficial effects
MRS HILL. Fast Troy.
MRS S7EVENS, West Troy
Ps-rhe above valuable remedy, also DR.. N Lanes
Celebrated verni,uss be had OF all respecOabs
Drug Stores in this city.
81 Purchasers will please be eeretul to ask for, and
take none but Dr. HIAne's Liver Pills There other
Pill. purportns to be Liver Pills bofors the public
PARK WHITE,
San Francisco, Sole Agents for Pacific Coast
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House and Lot for Sale.

krA The House and Lot stuat ed on Pine Street, two
doors from the OF Commercial street.
Eimn the West side, newly papered and painted, well
enclosed with good Well upon the ground, and finely
calculated private residence, is offered Mt private
sale. For terms enquire Of 7. II. CASWELL.
Nevada. Dec. 29-2w
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For Sale.

TUE sIbscr.Arr orrs for sale third Of the fo,o~
lug prOpertr- viz "A Dwelling Home, Barn, Sio-o
house Shingle and Grst Mil. al.o beam and ixurcz.
Hogs Hens. NC together with 6i0 Of first rate
tmhered land large portion enclpsed with good raii
fence, and the best location in the county for numbering
aud milling business. good garden tte place u is
loca ted on NOf creek about q miles above 6rass Nsl
ley End miles fr.ra Nevada. Terms G! Gyment oogs
For particulars enquire of the suIaciber the place
Jan ), j3. 37-;f g. a. ARMSTRONG,
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S00 Bxs Adamantine Candies. 100 bXs cd cinnamon
low 500 tins assd crackers; $50 assd pie fruits;
so cs Eng pie fruits. 500 bIs Rabbits saleratus.
100 cs roast tuekey chicken 200 clans Holsters
100 cs fresh strawberries, 100 cs green currants
$50 cs tomato catsnp; SO cs Spanish chocolate;
$50 cs pepper sauce; rs cs pine apple, ID tins;
200 cs Smiths brandy peaches. For sale by
Dec l!--lm GOODWIN Il CO.. 62 California 81
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DAGUERREoTYPES FOR So.
SheW's Dagucrreotype Rooms

Have been removed TO the Fire Proof Building l6e Clay s.
fov doors above Montgomery street, north side,
opposite Or. Rabe's Building.
NTR eHEw HAS THE SATISFACTION OF ANNOUEC-
lNl ING that he has fitted up splendid suit OF
fer taking Photographed Pictures, either upon 81
paper metal plates Persons who feel interested in III
Photographed Art invited 10 call and examine col
lection Of Daguerreotyes taken upon Glass and Paper
which embrace Of the most interesting scenery in
history and possess briiancy OF and dstinctnes
Of outline which anything heretofore produced
the Pacific coast.
Mr. s. that he has reduced his prices 20 ies
than half his former rates and Is prepared 90
take sgood 81 be obtained at other
establishment for double that price Prisons who
had poor pictures taken elsewhere have them aksn
at trifng expense. Nov. 24-Im
IH0 CASES FINE TABLESALT 7, 10 and IS Ii bags
AOV $50 ceroons new Chile beans 200 lbs cd Sugar:
$50 hf bbl cd and pwd Sugar. $50 Dbl m clear pork
$50 hf bh clear pck 300 hf b meal 1000 ms rice
1900 bXs Hill COlgaies soap 400 ks lard $50 ks pick
300 kg- lard 10 md 90 ID tins $50 hf gall pickles;
$50 bbls md hf bbs Car. rice, 300 hf bbs Sugar:
For ,ale by 34m GOODWIN CO., 81 California street.
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Miners Exchange and Savings Bank,
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY & SACRAMENTO SIS
SAN.FRA RANCISCO.

A LII MONEYS left on interest, redeemable within six
~ months bear one and half per cent per month";
Deposits for six month and two per cent per month.
Gold Dust consigned for Assay Coinage, will receive
the most punrtual attention. Advances made thereon
when required Gold Dust purchased at tho best prices
Bills Of Exchange the Eastern States ut sixty days sight
ninety days date drawn at par. The usual Bank
ing facilities extended 10 the Merchants and Traders and
the Rank will be kept open for the accommodation of De
y. B-Miners can remit their money Gold Dust In
sealed packages by Express directed to with such
eeive the most fs'ih'- aissation without charge
n~ l-S-~ AZ WRIGHT.
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stop the Murderer, $1,000 Eecvvar;I!

'TNiE ABOVE REWARD will hn pail 20 lny person ~do
/ VII deliver 10 the S'orF of Nevada county. JsHEs
CAIRIG&N who murdered Wiiiiar1 Harrison ~
Omega, the night 2'tb of rccem5or Five Funi-e.
Dollars o the ah9re ar1oInt Will De paid br the eff
o. pmcs: aul Five ilundr" Dollars 6f Nerain county
DENCRUTIDN-ihc -1il JAMES CARDIGAN is anout
six fec high, raih"- Hight hair fair complexion, sul,u
grev blue .ve- has iyht SANDY heari h,fc-a
one 70 his throat which be 7~r--iv>i
upon close examination s1d il sad 10 about .5
~ age IN. 9s ne h~ari Of n. In vca'.y Of
Rough ard Ready. s---ts
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New Eating House.

Broad Street I'd Door below Hendrcksons Brick Store
The UNDERSIGNED informs his friends and the pub
] lie that he has opened EATING HOUSE at the
above location where he will furnish meals at all hours
at so Cents Each,
Served up in good style.
THE BEDS OF this House nice and clean, and kept
constantly good order Price Of Lodging per night 30
Cents
ssIhe b.s. of Liquors and Cigars constantly on hand
at the Bar. MARSHALL MILLER
Nevada Jan. IL, le55-3m
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Lost Note.

IL PERSONS are forbidden 10 negotiate 81 collect
- certain promissory note or due bill, drawn in my
favor or bearer by the Chalk Bluff Co.. for tho OF
S62201 due in July last thercabout said note having
been lost. Sxid note is to the following tenor:
due John II. Montgomery bearer the sum oi
s632 o. the same being for labor services.
Chalk Bluff Water 4 Mining Co
July 18th 1854 j. H. Bostwick, Agent"
The Note was euclosed In q small blank book.
35-2v- J, II. MONTGOMERY.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
UNITED STATES HOTEL,


BROAD STREET, NEVADA.
THIS WELL KNOWN AND COAAUplOtS HOTEL hs.
been opeuN,l by the subscribers for the aeoonnoda
ron Of their friends and the travelling public
To strangers visiting Nevada upon business or pleasure
ths Hone will be pleasantly located in the heart OF The
city, wed supplied with cbIlors ble apartments especially
For the use Of Ladies and Families,
An in a respects residence unequalcd in the mining
reSion.
Inc hlchen AMI Iarer being under the control OF MI
|rNANN celebrated for his talents caterer, Is sui
nceal guarantee that the table Will all times be sup
pied with every decacy of the seaso served up in the
eo't style The Bar is supplied with choice selection OF
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Aai the subscribers propose keep in all respects first
class Hotel scale Of beraIy hitherto in
tins mountains.
Determined 10 make this Enlistment place Of bile
and resort have been entered
into With the Alta Telegraph Line for from
all parts OF the State OF the news Of the day
taeladins impc.ysct legislative proceedings.
CU-1URE y JtHKTSS- Prcp<is.ors
:. y. or--Iy, ~-rT
g-~i. ~ - 80
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Social Notices..

Neva 6a Temple cf + Ecpor No 8
Meets every Monday evening at Temperance Hall Al
Brothers in good standing cordially invited to attend
wM. e. Il. MCKEE, ". c. 7.
y. L. HICKS, wR ao-3m
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A Home for the S;oE!

r WOULD SAY To THE C1T1zTNs or NEVADA
IL and vicinity, that having refit and enlarge, IL,
house have concluded TO opcr home for the SICK
where every attention will Da paid to the wants and
comfort Of the sick. Th,se desiring Medical a,en
tion by me are a beC.y to employ any Uhcr
they may choose,
The establishment IS situated ON 3road stree: To-
doors above tho Virginia House
25-:; MRS. H0LDRTnCE noctrc..
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klcxandcr's Xij G1ovr-

~ AFlNC made arrangements With lhe gent. Of ,hi.
celebrated Manulactcry have JUS received. ana
shail continue TO receive large stock Of Ladies' and
Gentlemen's White and Coorcd Kids of superior quality
which will be sold ci,rap.
30-5m o. p. BLACKNAN, Cou,,ncrclal street
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19

NEW CARMINA SACRA-The best and most
~ popular collection of Church Music ever pub
lshed In the United States alone the publishers have
SOLD OVER 100000 COPIES!
Such .aes plainly evince its popularity. We have them
for sale by the single copy. dozen hundred liberal
discount made according to quantity.
MARVIN l. HITCHCOCK.
Sole Agents for California and Oregon.
Nov, l7-lm los Montgomery St., San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19

CHEETING-20 Bales Al, Brown for lining pueire ct
- also Hesehed. for sale By
de-sm o. P BLACKNAE, Commercial r-eee.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19

Ok TIERCES JAMES NEW HAMS-19 hhds Suga-
80 Cured Hams, IS hhds Cassard'S hams.
Il hhds extra clear bacon, 2n0 hf bbs Clear pork,
so halt bbs and and bbs Extra Pork For sale by
HARKOLD, RASDELLS & CO.,
jan 19-1m No 90 California street, near Front
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ANEs HAROLD. F. u. RAN
HAROLD, RANDELL CO.,
Wholesale GrOCers,

HrOriers for Goods accompanied bs the funds)
carefully ned at the lowest prices, and properly orwsr
led
No 60 Caoreia Street. Front San Francisco 3s
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Calmly nr NEYAnA

Copy attest; K. Esteys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA Invasion OF MICA.
RAGUA The steamer PIometheus from Csforns,
with dates TO the 18th ult, arrived at New Oreans
Thursday.
The accounts from the mining districts are of the
most favorable character There had been sbundapt
rains, and the gold washing wac progressing in the
most satisfactory manner.
Tie shipments of specie to the North il vas now
anticipated, would be very large, Sc monetary az
fairs vere becoming settled.
Bolton BarroW's extensive land claim has been
confirmed by the Commissioner
The law prohibiting gambling has been strictly
enforced, and il DOW very generally observed
The town of Auburn has been almost entirely de-
str0yed by fire.
The Know Nothings havs been successful in elect
ing their local ofcersin Placervile and other towns
The following clipper ships have arrived at Sar
Francisco since the Ist Of June: On the STd the
Winged Rover and Fanny Ford; the 4eh the Sy
ren; the 5th, the Harry Birch and Phoenix: on
the 9th, the Flying Cloud; ON The 18Th, the Rover
Sami Rusrell, Auburn and Rocklspd
Captain Walker, the noted hilihuster has srriy ed
in Nicaragua with his followers, and has tsksn the
town of kivss. The whole Of Ncars9ua was In great
excitement, and native troops marching against
the invaders
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The Presbyterian Chsrch uobila Al.
struck and much damaged by lightning 10 aia', was
g. The steamer Marion, plying between Darisn apo
saVannsh, va was burned on the 18th ult with I22
bales of cotton. ~ 100
TIE large grocery house of Obsdish Jsckson in
$4,000. '' Ao''
Matthew'S the promin ent citizen of St. Louis Mo ,
Quilted. ~ 'sA ~
There are Sss conyicts in the IllinOi, peDitsn.
Gary.
The diSea-s called Charlton, is killing off the rat.
tie In Louisiana va ~ w.
Two hundred Behemsu entrants arrived ar
Houston, Texss, on the 25th ut -
Gsss's leather factory at AYERS Cjtv laval vs,
burnt Gown on Thursday morning Lose Si2 600
partly insured; and 40 operatives thrown out of EN-
ployment. - ~
Enoch Bartlett. Esq. sx- Mayor of Lawrsnes. dad
at Nottingham, N. H, on Tuesday.
The Alabama Beacon announces the death Of Col
esrnuei flsAen', Of Green county, in that State
. "A new sunday law has been passed in St Lous
pS which all stores may be kept open the whole
OF sunday, except places for the sale of Iioprr
? nj so0A "a VA u-th 4
on the 18th nit. tho town of Angelica N Y wa.
fsitsa by destructive Iaiu storm The Rsnsr.s >
$1,000 or SIS 600 '''in''S a.
me fosi Office d. psrtment have advic.s that IA,
Iah Dtnnlton, arrested for mail robbery At CHEESE
hsa plead guilty. - 0H'eAs''
a ufe occurred In Steubenyil!s Ohio IN tbs a.b
destroying several buildings -'' Va ING 1'D'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

esverhl mbers of EI he,tduTddor de Ia Libe-tad-
N euSH OF the revolutionary party, published III
ASsRelc9. Ihe p@rer nf the 9TH inst. contains dis
pstchss from VARIOUS officers of the iuurrsnt,rmv
mAkins kno~n the progress OF the cause ana ~
uiurpha acbl ved over the goveInrnent troons A
report from q1iezs mentons that the ton r. 7i+
acasxo ws' tn"@d@f nv sants Anna and his ,oio1t-
o. the lst; that they committed the most fishtfuI
excbsse' plilaglDg AID oufDng tbs houses, an muir
dsfins the isrmsd aud iLoH.nsive inhabitants, A
isfse number of women and children fell victims to
their r1arous cruelty
Is tdds, that hearing of these atrocities he
msfrhed upon Zttscusro but was forse6 Fra tonr
larry -
the RestduTddor furnishes accounts of various n
ssgennents already furnished by our corresnondsnt
I'm the city o. Mexico According to the Acapulco
jauyna In all ihess sopfets signal ADVANTAGES we
Gaieed by the lnsur gents N D. Bee.
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From CUBA.-Cspt Campb Il, Of tbs brig Fannie
Ton MstaLzas, arrived at Nav York Saturday, re-
pofs toe westher very fine, the health of the place
soee, and no sickness. There had been rain Ia the
igleTioT, which was favorable to the growing cane
Tne prospects tor the next crop are very good. Su
Ears are dear with small sroek hand; molssses
cse6ingy and held at high Tetes. The sp
prshe tension in respect to hbuster movsn emit
WIS entirely removed and confidence restored Bust
Esse dull particularly for Imports. A number
OF Artioies quite unssIesbls, except at heavy
loss Money WAS worth II 10 per annum. Exchange
on New Ysik 81 q 10 dis
AZ Havana .everat companies of troops had arriy.
ed 4 he public health is very good.
kreiehts eul for all ports.
The first steamer of the new Spanish COMPANY
wasSaiiy expected.
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pIsraEssrNG RAILROAD ACCIDENT On tho 2nd
Inns Rays the Dayton (Ohio) Empire the train Of
care coming from Greenvllle was thrown off the
frsck Mr. John Dufore, the engineer, man Of
wouderful physical strength, was caught under the
anklne end the end of the boiler being broken cut
aisboiling water poured on him. Great difficulty
wasexperiepced in getting him out, and the poor
monwiihssood the torture Of a thousand deaths for
above the space of an hour and quarter, until by
the ereates effort, and by slow degrees, ahe loco
motive raised from his body During this
tim4 persons were engaged ia carrying co wa
ter, peu ring it upon him, and endeavoripg to cool
the boiling liquid which was gradually cooking
him aIive Strange to Ssy. he walked some dis
taaos after being gotten out, but died that evening
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.ATEsr MAIL Ne S
-,,...,,d Of the Dispatch.


PETERSBURG, July 9.
..her auring the past few days has
., aareaable contrast to the sweltering
- y, tSs nreyious week While on this
~, iat me correct an error made by a
ss,ondent of one Of your city papers
dsy, since. Speaking of the heat in
srsburg he says 'the thermometer ranges
ON 100 to / 10 in the shade" The truth
r. Al during no day this summer has the
m ometer indicated even so high degree
Neat as 90.
ne of the best indications of the incres-
a popularity of the Petersburg Da'iy 6Ir
net m. ewes an a visit to the office OF
5{sssn snar ves.erdav. / found there its WORT y
,sss;.r; e.or and editor. Mr. A. +. Crutchtela'
ksss,lv Engaged in superintending the erection
49, ofUoe.s Fast Power Printing Presses.
Ts u knt few m onths since press, then con-
.;SxSSd fully competent to all requirements
- -, q ced in the establishment, and now,
.-ss7 one of Hoes machines, capable OF
ling of 5000 impressions per hour, ne
z{be en- bled not only to keep his columns
- mo to the latest moment, but promptly
49, The increasing demand for his useful pa
ma " Crews are loud in their praises OF
sSSS,nod times experienced during their late
v5s1f 10 Norfolk. While coming up the river,
III company was formed on the upper DECK
offke Augusta, and on motion of Captain
aeret. Can't VIM G.. Smith, of the Augusta,
asI1 Eap,. John Davis, Of the Curtis Peck'
wefeunanimouslJ elected honorary members
Of stlfs =. 2 t5rsDurg Greys.
Var readers have probably all seen the
rfsfSfnent going the rounds of the papers. OF
fhes Immense crops raised this season by VIM.
AlIs1. f. q on his magnificent James River
erf1ke. bar. Allen does nothing by halves
Hebas just completed railroad running SIX
miies through heavily wooded land, and con-
uecfing it with a wharf fronting 500 feet on
q 4fiver. BY this means, he will be enabled
10 eel at least 100, 900 cords Of pine wood,
which finds ready purchasers at 50 per cord,
and Q sts the princely Er pprietcr, say 81 per
cord, on the wharf. This in round NUMBER,
shows cash balance of some 100000 to
The credit of the protector, after paying for
he railroad. Query-bow many Virginia
railroads pay dividends like that p?
The tide OF travel for the Springs, seems
nov fairly to have set in. The two most
popular resorts for pleasure seekers appear
70 be the Montgomery White Sulphur, Ia new
and the Allegheny Springs,
also in Montgomery. The wonderful medi-
cinsl virtue of the "Alleghany' water, just
- draws an immense crowd of invalids.
BLAEDFoRD.
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49, h4MfsHIkE LECIsLATuRr.-The Sonata On
49, BY avote Of to pospened the hill ~ ~
s.ii.sS concord and Manchester, and Lawrence
Ass4te5ds until the next Lsslslature
.y,4.s 'qunf Law was passed in the House FRIDAY
sia2Pon ~ 2iS 70 so. Resolutions were also mas.
- II ths duty of ConsTe,s to prevent .n.
vi the IsrTltoIs'i repudisting the Interference
= ns missouri Com promise, and demapdIng -.
S-1ss asserting non submission to the intro.
ss.&ssxA sFerY ihIo kHnsAs. and the determine.
~ 13t rsssions of the slave power. i'i
= 49, gov Add ssed large meeting on the ,ubiac,
y y Ess ance Friday, and defended his conduct A.
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FATAL OCCURRENCE Or Monday night Iast q
n>ndsh outrage was committed at ft. Louis W hict
Irsos,,a il the death of three msn and severe
sae Soc OF Wv -sroRd bridge, the BeIiefontaine
the ss.,.I trs t'v9S BY some person so that wher
1t would sweep them off, The epeineer on H. ~.
terial train steamed over usual and the Ions con-
pletely swept the car of all except those wSo Us
lying down Mr.. O'Neil, Jacob Law and Jssob Civ
were thrown OF tho bridge and instantly killed ant
seven Others were dreadfullY Injured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

sv.vv HrS', Eco The Editor of the
sseosndosh Tenth Legion few days since, cav
40 egg on the she'll of which was plainly raised the
outlines of snake-the forked tongue and eyes
being easily discernible. Unfortunately, ihe egg
ra.nondino In dimension with the raised outlines
on The she'll. The snake had no connection With
the vital principle or germ of the egg, but was
formed between the membranous covering and
shell and was entirely Independent oil both.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

THE FOURTH The to1rth OF July was celebra.
ted at Halifax C. II. with great spirit. dinner
by the citizens came Of In the day, and a torch
light procession by the Sons of Temperance took
place at might. The assemblage of Temperance
men was addressed by Rev. w. II. Tyree
AT Fipcss,le, public dinner and procession OF
Sabbath School children commemorated the birth
day Of Liberty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

FReM THE BAHAMAa-fhe ec n'a..a,. q r. =
Nassau, N P, has arrived Al .a :, pas,,r from
The American schooner rS,s; sms.r sS wa. totally
Wilmington, N Carons, WIN .sa No,thssss I'D q
w '. On Land. .nr The American ship Lewis So
oil Aekhn is n,Is.ns with 936 bids. of tobacco,
pnsssd on The a2i June Sandy Cay Grand
within the ten days sssn ss %
Ut Ut l.eo ~ which 900 were for New foik,
: oon ior phladelpbis and 1900 for Baltimore
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NEW YORK MApvrr

Fi 1osk, July -Cotton-The market Ia pull
~ ~ els at VI Git 09 Is for GOOD Obio aonr ~
1000 Sps Sop.hs59 WneatThe m.,ket j. un
bn.hsi. I 500 CoTn-The mark ct IL frm. 40 o0,
Uaneis .old a. SS692 Pork-Msrket firm win an
RAJ ssendsney 40 barrels at si9 S7t for mess
Ees at 81 eepts ~ 'Aiss Vi <vo BAR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

RAILROAD AccIpEET.-On Wednesday last, as
the passenger train on the Richmond and Danvile
Railroad was leaving Boston depot 1t ran over an
OK, throwing the locomotive and baggage car of
the track, and smashing the latter 80 that another
one had 10 be procured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

ANoTHER STKAMBOAr DIsAsrER - 430 Bales
Cotfos DestrOyed-ORe Life Lost - We learn from
Captain Wood OF the steamer D. A Given thai
he Tennessee river packet Colbert, YVES burnt ,o
r.eiHsters edge, together with 430 bales cotton
mn.aay p'ght, 65 miles up the Tennessee river
Opo the crew was drowned. The A Given
cem5 Up soon after, took on board the crew, and
ssVso ie" "a es of cotton that we're In the iv r
Iae Coioert wss ANAL boat, and had been plying
ln:os river as hsbtar. She was formerly owned
70 LouisVilie-C Cincinnati Commercial, Tuesday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

Nv bLOODED STOCK FOX SALES
GA On account of the i'll health of Mr. A
Chsatbam, offer for sale all his interest in the fol
lowing fine Blooded stock:
l. ODe-half of g. m. Andrswetta, aged 10 years.
stinted to 6riff Edmonson.
Z. Stallion GriH Edmonson years old
s. One-half Of gray colt out of Andrewetta, years
old, by Revenue
4. One-hslf of sorrel colt out of Andrewetta, BY
Tally Ho VERY promising)
5. One-haif of sorrel FLY out of Andrewetta by
Revenues; yr. old.
1t is desirable to sell privately. and any informs.
ton in gard to the stock will cheerfully be given
by Mr.. JAMES TALLY. at the Fairfield Race
Course, in whose hands they are, and have been for
some time. E. G. CRUMP, for
CHEATHAM.
Spirit oil the Times IN. Y will copy four times
anu ia t ~ I'D bill to this Cffice for payment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

FORCED TO LEAvE.-The Orangeburg Clarion of
the Attn Instant learns from private source that
Joliffe the abolionst and executor of Elijah WI.
iis' will was advised by the citizens of Wiistop,
S c., TO leave that place In short order Being
disposed to bide the consequences. he left on the
down train cars Monday morning last, for Cincns
natl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

CELEBRATION AT FREDERICKsBURG.-Thsc e!e
bra,ion by the American party Frsder cksburg &C.
cupied eight columns of the News The procession
mint ered 1900 persons preceded by chariot fes.
TONED with flowers and occupied by thirteen little
Eirls, each waving an American flag At the dinner
letters wsrs read from Hon. Thos. g. Flournoy Hon.
Jno; M Patton r. Daniel, Robt Ridgpway, Jns.
Bolts, w. m Ssmpie, Richard G Morris and
others Liberal contributions were made 10 the din
ner by Messrs Stearns & BIummel, of Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

srrFocArros IN A WELL AT Woodstock. Shen-
andoah last week. young man named N. burner
fore the smoke from powder blast had sufficient
Iy cleared off.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

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