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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-07

There has been strike amongst the laborers on
the Air Line Railroad at Toledo, Ohio. The police
were called out TO quell the riot The work on the
road was resumed again on the Sd.
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since the arrival of the u. S. ship jamestown In
Hampton Roads Comdr Ellison, received an anon
ymous letter advising him to examine a certain
part Of the ship, which he did and found it rotten
survey was Immediately ordered, which was to
have been made Yesterday
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Mayor Wood of New York threatens 10 resign bis
ofce the Legislature passes the bill on the police
now before that body.
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NEW YORK, March 6.-Baker the leader of the
gang who made the late murderous assault ON Bill
Poole. has been discovered at ALBANY.
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Em6e<stemem By False Entries.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Cassidy, custom house
o"cer' mas been arrested for making false entries
IN the pass book of the Irving savinge In institution
to the amount of a Thousand dollars
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RAILROAD BRIDGE ACROSS THE OkIo.-The Bal.
taloye and Ohio Railroad, and the Ohio Cent? al
Railroad propose to the City of Wheeling, to con-
aruct bridge across the Ohio at such point be-
tween the Northern line OF the city and Benwood
On the river below it, may be deemed most pract
cs5e snd Immediately after the construction OF said
bridge to continue the road from the eastern abut.
meut Of the bridge to depot in Wheeling, to be
bull. s, such place as the city may direct.
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LOST OR sToLEN
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE Raj.
ROAD.
~ u "
OPEN TO BOSTON-lOq MILES

OPEN TO BOSTON-lO9 MILES
THE regular Passenger Train will run
MOND and BOSTON.
at BOSTON at l2 As NJ.
Leave BOSTON at 10 SO A. NJ, and arrive at
RICHMOND at 45P.M
The Train will stop fn passengers at the following
points only: Manchester, Robou's Coalfeld, To-
mahsWk, Pow hatan, Mattoux, Chula Amelia G. H.
WyanSke, Jenninss' Ordinary, HsytOtah, Green
Ford, Roanoke, Clover, Bsnister and Boston.
Children over 10 and under Is years of age, half
price.
Servants travelling By themselves must be furnish
&c with two passes. SO that can be retained in
the Office; and it must be expressly stated on the
that they are permitted to go on the cars.
Passengers for Lynchburg connect with South
Side Railroad at Hsytokah
rake IL LyhchouIs.s. 80 W
Passengers for GAINESVILLE meet Messrs Moss L.
Co.'s Stages at Roanoke on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Fare to CIarksyille, 90
X. Z. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
N. B.-For the information of the public it is
deemed proper to state that there a D ALLY
Line of Stages from the terminus of the Railroad to
Danville. NH Z R. z. H.
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NEW BRDFonD, March 5.-George Rowland,
d dhow nothing, has been chosen mayor by tremens
aous majority.
Troy, N. T., March 3.-The trial of Mcmahon,
~ lhufdrring mis- wife, concluded here TO day
Jury found him guilty, after being out five
tciSsATI, March 5.-The weather is wet here
ana the river IL now OPEN
premium.
o Hkw YORK, March 5.-The weekly statement of
S1i taty banks shows the following totals Loans,
~, 90 specie, $l6,53l .275; circulation, ST.
''''E'G deposits, s75.95e 300.
Inc British frigate vesta was In the port of Has
Sana on the 9th alt
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.

GUANO-We offer for sale the cargo of
W the Barque Emily. imported direct to this city.
from lately discovered Island in the Pacific Ocean.
We have had 1t analysed by Dr.. F. A. Genth, of Phi
ladslphia, Recommended to us by DE- Maupn. OF
the University) He says: The quantity Of earthly
phosphates renders this Guano 9 more permanent
manure than Peruvian, and will produce equally
GOOD effects on the second and third, well a. on
the frst cropsn DR.. Gooch values 1t at much more
than the best Mexican, but less than the Peruvian
sLThe best No. Mexican guano inspected in this city
contained much woody matter and some stone. Of
which matter the Emilys cargo IL entirely frse"L
His opinion in the main corresponds with Dr.. Genth
For the purpose Of ntrodgeins the above au q
ssms at Auction on the 9th Of March, at the store Of
DAVENPORT, ALLEEG Co, at 10 o'clock, II parcels
tsnon of Planters to this gusno, believe 1t IL
better adapted to the soil Of Virginia than any gusn9
our belief as its fertilizDg qualities &C., that
we shall use it exclusively our plantation. At the
same time will offer for sale about ~ tons OF
ruvian, slightly damaged.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT L co.
Davenport ALLEN 4 Co. Aucts. fe6
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Baltimore Markets. March G.

AJtstttH.OIC httSi 1UU3CN o.
Flour firm, with ssles at 90 Is to SS g. Wheat
firm, with offer OF 10 coo bushels Corn-receipts
10000 bushels half sold. White IS So cts Yellow
SO 81 cts.
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TH ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S NEW

THt ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S NEW
j. Y&RK, VA. AND N. CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP IMPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND from NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSB VRG, kc., &c. kc.-Having Effected arrange.
ments with the u. g. mail line Of steamers from New
York to prfolk and Richmond fors fEcIAL ExPREss
PRIvILEd that route, now prepared to
receive d d forward, to and from New York, MER-
CHANDI3E and PACKAGES Of every description
with dispVfc and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Elk fess will leave New York every Wednee.
day and Sd urday per splendid steamers ROANoKE
and JAMEBTOWN alternately. Goods will DO r..
seived at o. New York office, So Broadway, until 81
O'Clock, p. T., on the day Of sailing.
Merchant and others ordering goods from New
York, are r,4usgted to order BY THE d ANS
co.'s ekEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our inlsn{ Express viii run heretofore, leaving
New York dhd Richmond daily, In charge Of special
messenger All Goods not marked to 70 via the In
land route, win be forwarded By the Steamer En-.
). l. McDoNoUGH, Agent, Rishmond.
NOTICE.-Expres packages for Nor
foia. fetersburs and Richmond. intended for shiR.
hereafter Be rsssivsd By the ADAMY ExPkEss
CO., D DroaAway, who are the only authorised
agents for Express pTyilsS:, y those :ts.mships.
NEW YORK SYRUP, Of extra quality;
aAS pAvsNrolr. ALLEN co.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE HATS,
FOR SPRING 1855. 49,
JOHN DOOLEY,

81 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
IN Would call the attention of q
~ purchasers to the very extensive and
varied assortment of HATS, now ready for his Gus
TONERS.
Having kept in constant employment during the
past dull and hard winter, ell his hands, tmale and
than is usually hand At this period OF the year.
These Hats must be Sold and the public IL respect
fully solicited to call and make such selections %
will suit them. They can find an exceedingly hand,
some Dress Hat for o. for S3 so and for a. Ny S6
Hat 10 as good as be Manufactured in any city In
the Union.
The assortment of Leghorr, Straw, Braid and Pa.
nams Hsts of all grades, will be found full and COM
plete. Also, an almost infinite variety of soft or
blouch Hats for Gentlemen and Boys together with
Children's Fancy Dress Hats and Caps Ladies' Riding
Hats, and everything In the HAT line. .a9
Customers have only to cali and mako their selec.
tions-the prices shall be made to suit.
NH 3-dim JOHN DOOLEY.4
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INDIANA BANKING Cincinnati, March 5.-Gov
efnor Wright, of Indiana. has vetoed the free
bAnkng bin, and 1t Is said he win also veto the
state Bank bill If it 10 passed, but the friends Of
veto
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BY RICHARD CAUTH0RN

Gk TIoH1al BACON, Sc, AT AUc-
oeiock, at my store. win sell At suc., ~, =. Y
cio; Of Groceries the stock Of grocer Who i e.
-BACON-Will be added a lot of R....
dsrs, Joles kc. A"'s shooi-
NH r. CAUTHORN. A..
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=. y; SUPREME COURT.-W ashingtop, March S.
In the United States supreme Court ease No. s(
was taken up John c. Hayes, plaintiff In error Us
tae racine Mail Steamboat Company. The argu.
defendants
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TRUSTEES SALE OF RIAL lbs

ItRUSTEE'S SALE OF r E A ES-
l. TATE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust executed
by r. R: Woodson, dated 2sth March, 1858. recorded
in HenIico County Court, will be sold on WEDNES.
DAY, 14th day of March, at O'Clock P. NJ, upon
the premises, the property conveyed in said Deed,
being lot of ground ON the North side of Leigh st.
as continued near Buchanan's Springs adjoining the
property of N F. Bowe, fronting 20 feet, running
back IT'S feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMs-Cash.
By order of the TRUSTEE.
NH TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
A FTER the above sale will be sold ten
IA other Lots near the above.
Terms made to suit purchasers.
mh2 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ULOVER; Herds Grass Timothy Seed;
NH EDWIN W0k1HAk \ CO.
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JOB PRINTING
Neatly EXECUTED AT THIS 0FFICEi

WI.ION YARNS.-I00 bales, from the
palon Milis, for sste by a. s~a.
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OFFICE r. +. l. P. r. r. COMPANY,
RICHMOND Jan. l. 1855.

OFFICE r. +. l. P. r. r. COMPANY
RICHMOND, Jan. ], 1855.
ME - E ACCOMM Cd A
- g5K TIN TRAIN BETWEEN
THE JUNCTION AND RI ND-DAILY,
EXCEPT ON SUNDAY.-On and after the 18th
instA the Wood and Lumber Train of this Company
will have Passenger Car sttashed, and be run daily
except on Sunday, between the Junction and Rich
moni, stopping at any point the way for passen.
gers{
HdAr of departure from the Junction, q quarter
befof O'Clock A. M, and from Richmond O'Clock
P. M
FAA E-same as on the Mail Trains, which from and
after 18th inst will not stop for either
way O. tween Richmond and the Junction, except at
the C&tage station.
SAMUEL RUTH,
ia 2-Es Agent of Transportation.
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dumps! PUMPS!!-Just received at
i my store ON 18th st.. between Main and Gary, .
other Force. Lever, and Double-sction PUMPS OF
various patterns with brass and iron cylinders which
will sell on the most accommodating terms Per.
IONS needing such articles should give me call.
nah Sits CHAkLES a LArohE1.
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
DEAL ESTATE At ATIcTToN 3

PEAL ESTATE AT AUCTTON.-On
=. - "WEDNESDAY, the 7th inst ct r. n. q
building Lot ON Grace, between 2sth end 29th ~.
on Grace street So feet and running boek ~
ieet; to . Is foot Alley. Terms at sale - =
mnS LARUS SHINE. Aueta
MOCK SALE OF GOLD WATCHES.
- CHAlNS. 6kEAST-PTNS, TO-, AT AUCTION
n ,; WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, ct 10 o,elock.
frat I'm. sen Ct public auction. 1t slors stocE o
var 49, W.. sold Engish Hunting and Open Face Ls-
se. ~ atcheE Gold Anchors and Grinder 40 sil-sr
Chsin. sna Lepines; Gold Fob, Vest and 0urrd
0 Tha III pteestpins. Finger Rings, TO- &
Inc watches are of the most approved r,.h.,.
nm &c article offered win be sold, And musf eone
~ y representation. Sale positive. ~s---
LAHU0 SHINE Auafa
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WASHINGTON IRYING,s NAV

WA SHING TON IRVING'S NEW
w BOOK -WALFERT'S ROOST and other
papers now FIRST collected, by Washington Irving
SATIRE AND sATiRIsTs. BY James Hannay
Price "a cts.
CASAS DE EsPANNA, OF Going to Madrid via
Barcelona. l vol, Prizes So eta
ALONE. Ninth edition. Just received Pncs
MY NOVEL. BY Bulwsr. New cheap edition.
10 cents
THE HEIREss OF BELLEFoNT. By Finer
son Bennett 30 cents.
SOCIOLOGY FOR THE SOUTH. BY Geo. Fitz.
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON HIS COURT AND
FAMILY; By the Duchess DAbrantes. vos.,
LAS CASES MEMORIES OF THE CAPTIVE.
TY OF NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA, in vols.
THE INITIALS. New edition. Cloth 81 25
CAMPBELLlSM y AHMED. By letter.
Cloth al.
MORNINGS WITH JESUS ByRev. VIM. Jay.
81 81
RUTH HALL. By Fanny Fern. Fresh supply
S125
A SOUTHERN HOME. By lady of Virginia.
IS cents
LIFE AND BEAUTIES OF FANNY FERN
Price 81.
RICHARD THE LION Hearted. BY DR..
Hawks. rs cents.
Just received and for sale by A. MORRIS,
Main
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KENT, INE e CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 8 -
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos. l6S AND l65 MAIN STREET, RIcHNoHD.
SPRING TRADE, 1855.
HAVING removed to our new and spa-
H cious warehouse Nos. 1853 and 1865 Main street,
we have the pleasure to inform our friends and ems.
TONERS that We are receiving and opening an entire
~ fresh stock Of FANCY and STAPLE Ts-5s
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS q
wbirh will be very complete by the 10th inst, and
viii compriso one of the largest and most attractive
stocks ever before offered In Virginia.
Our FOREIGN GOODS sre moetly OF our own
tsses for essh; and having house In New York. We
an aways svs ourselves Of the uetustions IN thst
narket to supply ourselves With ell kinds Of Ans
riesn Fabrics, on the best terms.
HAVING had several years experience In the manu-
f.cture Of CLOTHING, we viii be enabled 70 Offer
- the trade large and splendid stock, made Of god
materials gotten up in the latest and best syls md
Thess advantages, with thu determination On our
mart 10 sel our goods ct very close pro6ta and y
those who buy for cash, or pay promptly on ~
montbs credit viii make it to the fntero1k Il THE
clsss Of customers 70 buy thslr goods Of 10. = &
The great increase Of competition makes Il neese.
sary that the country msfehs 1t shoud Bog Ms eee4a
a the lowest possible prices and Il y msnifa hAx
In selling shall for cash or On short credit e
prompt men, We afford 10 ssll our goods lowez
thsn under the old long credit system-
We ask tbs favor OF the merchants OF vtreinie,
North Carolina and Tennsssse, 70 give eur soek g
srsrnnation feeling confdert that ne en- oGes tko
such Inducements will mAke II TO theix tntero1k
unite with us In sustaining the cash sna ehcgt EEL
9stem. mh6 KENT. fAlNE y ~
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bought Of PAULU4
IN HEUERBACHEn the stoek q (cods y M
sfore a Broad street, between 9Th and It'll exee4o
Inc busness win hsrsaftsr - carried On fos M ~
Jacob Walner. my neutrality-suspicious. - - ma4e ~
cam nh g s1i. g y ~ 's's'- HxRTIa AaNoLD. S
-NLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL, 18th, between Mazshall ard C1sX -
Mr. BAe8E1T having givea W I'll 49, q =.
tirins nom the School. ne think ~ 90 eUofUmnsi
susi Inducements 70 eng who mag feel et4ele1 g
plscs pupils under oar charge for The remaaneefet
nSe-As MONTAGUE 4 DAs1mx1.
nUKE & HUTCHE60N, Grocsrs 81
" Ccmnisslon MerehantA Ne ~ 1eae - ~
perpoasl attention 70 ales 81 49, 0Ds si.s
90, Flour, and al kin1s Of Connasy kFessss ~S
"a To their ears.
4 NTHRACFTE COAI4jua 19z!yes q
| "A 49, - go - RI - 49, e. ~. 49,.
sis coal. sheas = ss.s :. ~ ~ 49, r. - s.
60: "a - 80 '''sssss M. 1. sAyis ! co.
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DESIDEN CE ON LEIGH AND d,

~ SITS. AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 18th of
March, 1855, at O'Clock P M will be sold the brick
house and lot on the Southwest of Leigh and
4th streets, occupied by Mr.. George w. Smith. The
with kitchen and out-houses The location of the
property and Its arrangement renders it desirable
residence.
TaRMs-One fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and u
months, with interest added and secured by trust
deed. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
NH 2 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-07

Hi II - NORTH CARROLL
Ma ExPRESs.-EXTRA-
ORDINARY INDUCEMENTS! -DISPATCH is
THE LIFE OF TRADE :! Goods ordered by our
Express are Usually Sold and the proceeds in your
drawers in less time than they can possibly be sent
by ordinary modes of conveyance
Merchants of Halifax, Enfield, Rocky Mount,
Wilson's, Goldsboro', Wilmington, Fayetteville,
Lumberton, will do well to take advantage of our
MAIL TRAIN EXPRESS, via Petersburg and Wei.
don, and the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads.
Our Car Room has been mu CHI increased and charges
are sure to be satisfactory.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO.,
2 Corner of I4th and Main ct.
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BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
ON SATURDAY. 10th of March at

ON SATURDAY, 10th of March, at II
- O'Clock, will be sold at public auction, at the
barrels q inches in diameter, and feet long; about
4O feet cast from pipe, inches diameter, and other
fixtures. This Pump is sold to pay the purchase mo.
ney due upon 1t, and never has been in use.
The attention of colliers and Others requiring a
large Pump. is invited to the sale.
Terms cash. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS,
NH Aucu
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TIE LArE INDIAN MASSACRE ON r,fr Aaw.N.
s,s-The terrible massacre by Indians at the pue.
bio OF the Arkansas, in New Mexico. has alreadv
been briefly mentioned. Itoccarred on last ch,;.,
mas day, and the murderers wer, Utah and aos.hs
Indians, shout 100 in number. The Santa Fs Ca.
eette says;
They went up to the Pueblo. and protested much
friendship TOR the Inhabitants, and asked them ~
make stole for them, which they did The peon,s
mspecunS no harm, received the Indians kindly
ard mingled with them when the latter ,s,,ha.y..
the least warming surrounded and ,nsssaeraS tha,,
Fourteen men were killed and two wounded NH
were leIt for dead, and three women and two chi
dren were made esptises. One man tor,uns,elv
escaped by hiding In the bushes near ,bs ~.i9sss
The Indians then rode away takins al, ,h. .,
some two hundred head. All the women of th,
y'jsge, except the three captured. were a, ,ha =,
thsTIeS; sueaains Christmas party the nieh, be-
tre, ana nsa nov YET returned, and In this manner
probably, saved their lives The came Indians rs'
turned the next day and killed one man and wound
81 SnAaes. opposite the mouth of the St Charles
snd within halt mile OF the Fort and that nisb.
longing to the Fort. "' w
Nr. Atwood was at the ST. Charles on his vev
from Salt Lake City to Taos when the msssscrs
took plsce, and halt an hour afteruaris Was q, ,ho
Nc'hto' Tie describes the scene as heartrendins
III the extreme The victims were living az thew
tell stripped and the warm blood was s,ill runnin,
i-om their wounds, The two wounded men he
me, on the road, crawling towards the Fort: one
died on the way, but the other reached there and
uas siise when Mr.. Atwood left
I~pIAN MASSACRE on THE KLAMArH.-The Cali
.ras papers contain full particulars of the Indian
massacre on The hlstna.h. Ii appears that a por-
ton Of the whites had traded OF some firearms
suans the lndisns, TO which some of the others
were opposed. and afterwards endesvored to re-
cover possession oil them A part of the Indians at
once gave up their arms and those who did not
4 and.
The expiration of four days or else their camps
would be set on fire, The specified time having
uSpsp.red and as there were from forty to nifty OF
toe Indians who would not give up their arms, the
whites proceeded to carry their threat uto execu.
ton. when they were attacked by the Indians. who
Killed rye and wounded two of their opponents
h5@fI--Chss. h. Proctor of proctorsville, VT:
Chandler Il. Durham, of Plymouth, Mass; William
Wheeler, Wsdsworth county, Wisconsin: Thomas
VNslh OF New Orleans John Smith, OF ST. Do.
rtr-o.
y 'AHded William Lamb, of Oregon and Mr..
!oenson, OF Mississippi, were MORALLY wounded
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY..
BY RICHARD C1uTaORN
Try GOODS. CLOrHTNa. suou

- DC, At AuCTION-Ou FRIDAY. sth inst
.s,; encns % 10 O'Clock ct my store, Win sell
s,ood. Clothing. Boots Shoes. 10 The ssis i NJ,
. lily, ARD oa!es may be assured that every srtcI.
VII. oe seia. The assortment comprises 40 Costs. 4,
ls o. rsnre OF 81 quaiities; vests; Cravefs: 6sns,
Meck TIES Cotton Hose; fancy Cotton HdIfs. ~
e &c., o:tsrs Mems Heavy Brossns; LadieT Hootsss
CIGARS Also 1000 yerv cboi.. C,,.~.
SduW CASE, PIANO, CARPET. Ec'-wm =.
C cauea 70 the above, one very hsndsome mahossus
o,J pol snow Case; one second-hand Piano il 100
.Ia CAUFHORN hu.t
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i K. L. /. BLUES.-Attend a meeting
OF your Company at LAFAYETTE HALL. oS
I'LL WEDNESDAY next. the 7th instant, at ~ O'clock
Sergeants will summon their SQUADS
By order of your Commander
NH SIT WIN II. FRY, Sere,t.
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NEW YORK SYRUP, Of extra quality;
mis- DAv1NroRr, ALLEN co.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-08-18
CLINTON MALE ACADEMY.

THE Fall term of the above school will commence
J. on Monday, September H. 1855. The course Of
studies embrace all the branches of English and
classical education, for rs requisite for an en-
trance in college.
The followingis list Of authors and subjects pur-
sued by the school during the past academic year:
Latin.-Latin grammar, reader, and composition
Virgil, Caesar, Cicero and Livy.
Greeh.--Greek grammar and reader, Xenophon
and Homer's Iliad.
Observation-Disclosures, algebra and geometry.
English -Grammar geography, history, astrono-
my, natural philosophy. &c &C.
PATRONS or THE SCHOOL.
Chief Justice Merrick Rev. Isaac Wall.
Maj. G. w. Munday, Hon. John McVea,
Rev. Thos. Adams, David Pipes, Sr.
Mrs. Col Lyons NJ. Harris, and others,
EMMETT D. CRAIG, A. N.
Clinton, La, Aug. Is, 1855. Principal.
VALU ABLE LAND FOR SALE.
TNHE undersigned offers for sale, Three Hundred
l. Acres of Land, situate in the Parish of East Fe
liciana six miles from the town of Clinton, within
two of the Clinton Port Hudson Rail Road, and
half mile from steam and grist mill There
lisa quantity of valuable Pine timber on the tract
and stream of running, never failing water. runs
directly through it.
One hundred acres are cleared and under cultiva
ton. The improvements are; good dwelling, out
houses, cabins, stables, and gin house, In good ant
serviceable condition.
For terms, &C., apply to J. w. Taylor. who is my
duly authorized agent to dispose of the same,
aug 1885, FRANK DIXON
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-08-18
DISSOLU1ION-

THE co-partnership of HARRIS e. DEARMoND,
l is dissolved by mutual consent, M Harris
Withdrawing from the firm.
Those indebted. will please come forward
and settle, as the outstanding business must
be closed without delay.
The business will be conducted at the same
store by j. G. DEARMOND who will carry
out business arrangements made with ii. Il ID.
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES,
will constantly be kept on hand, at the lowest
Clinton prices. The purchasing arrangements
being the same, enables the advertiser to
offer great inducements to cash dealers, who
are respectfully invited to price and examine
articles before purchasing elsewhere
Cash advances will be made on Cotton con.
signed to Micajah Harris, So Gravier street,
New Orleans jy7
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-08-18
SHERIFF,S SALE.

The State of Louisiana--Parsh of East Fclciana
10th judicial District Court Of New Orleans.
Oakley & Hawkins,
No. SIT.
J. 7. Simms h A. J. Wright Co.
DY VIRTUE of q writ of fl. ia. issued from the hon
ID orable court aforesaid directed to the sheriff of
East Fcciana said state have seized and will Of
fer for sale at the court house door in said parish OF
East Fcliciana on the
FIRST SATURDAY or SEPTEMBER,
AID. 1855, between the hours of 10 AM and o'clock
Pm. all the interest of the defendants. A. j. Wright
4 Co. in and TO certain judgment obtained by them
in the seventh judicial district court for said parish
of East Felcana, against Mrs L. Gauldcn and hus-
hand, for The sum Of three hundred and twenty five
6Ol00 dollars, with eight per cent interest thereon,
from the 4th day of January, 1855, known on the
docket Of said 9TH district court, by No. 2l75.
7srmI Of Soh.-Cssh, with the benefit of apprai,s-
Msnt. GEO. G. OOMSTOCK,
avg 1s 1855. HT'y, Sheriff.