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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

New and Elegant Jewelry.
THE undersigned has Just received and opeav
at his establishment on Third street nearly o. :,
posite the Barrett House, large stockof
ewelry, at7
Consisting of ladies and gents fine breast pins, ear
rings finger rings, gold guard and fob chains. gold
pencils and pens, silver &c, dc. l would say
farther that have full and general assortment Of
all kndsof jewelry and other articles usually kept
IN jewery establishments; my jewelry is All Of the
latest fashions, and for quality, finish and beauty
interior TO none. Give me call. as sell my goods
at only small advance Eastern -
l@ Wholesale Prices. sa
VA Remember the place, Third street, nearly op-
posite the Barrett House.
a- Watches and all kinds of jewery repaired
short notice and at low prices.
July II, '55. aa ,s.rs j. PROCHAsKA.
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STOVES, STOYES!!

STOVES! STOTES!! 81,
Old Fosies nowhere, and Young America in the
ascen icncy X s.
TIME largest stock of Cook, Parior and Box Stove
i ever shipped to Darlington. Among which
be found the unrivaed Uncle Toms Cabin, Air Tigh
Cook Stoves fnr burning wood or coal. st =
Also the Meteor Air Tight, beet wood stove in the
wurld, New Eagle. Black Diamond, Clipper, May
Queen, Western World. New World, Climax, Pars-
gon. Scranton, Davy Crckett, Premiums, old and
new patterns, Elevated Ovens, Green River and La
dies Favoritc. z
All of the above Cook Stoves are warranted to do
good work sale; they Of Eastern manufac-
ture, rnd superior castings.
The undersigned are prepared to sell cheaper than
the cheapest All we ask OF the public is to give US
4 call and try u.s. WHITE, PlERcg i WATERMAN
June % Sign Of big Lock, Main st.. Burlington
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Hendrie's Foundry,

,... Hendrie's Foundry.
'l'Tl subscriber would tender hi. thank. to hb.s
i toners for the liberal patronage he has berast
received and world say that his largely incrssth|
cilities for doing business in The erection Il newtt
ings and additional machinery enablc. him Na
patch work on short notice and greater perfetis \
Engines Of various pntterps sTd sizes. and n
mill machinery. and all the variety "f casting, uss
~ kept at loundrics constantly on hand. A
Shaw's Pat-rt Smur Mach ne All kinds u rty,I
ing done nj shortest notice. Catalogue OF patsa
sent to ord r free Of charge
iulv Ii-lv.. CHARLES TlENDRH
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New York, Oct. 5.
The Soft primary elections were held last
evening. There was COED deal of rioting in
nearly all the wards. Pistols and clubs were
used IN the ninetee tn ward, and some blood
was spilled. In the same ward the rioters
broke in the doors and windows of the place
OF election and the inspectors had to fy. In
the 18th it was quite serious, many persons
being wounded = e
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Judge Douglas in Southern Illinois.

Judge Douglas in Southern Illinois. ~.
The Southern Illinoisan, a staunch demo-
cratic paper, published in Shawneetown, in
noting the political tone of Judge Douglas 10
Southern Illinois, thus SPEAKS Of his PROS
poets in that portion of the Stat,: j.
If he expects to obliterate the bad i'm
preston made and ieft'upon the minds of the
people by his past acts, he will have to ad-
minlstera more powerful antidote than mere
words. The odium Of the misdeeds he has
committed, SO beneath his station and dis
graz. full to the party which nurtured him,
will ever hang over his future life and pros
poets as a dark cloud. The ability Of which
Douglas may be possessed is entirely obscur-
ed blythe FREEDOM natingfeature of dsmasosu-
ism, which fills the greater space in his cha
ractpr. sPsrt A5 -fl2a ~ si e 5ss.gzla5tz IS
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Baltimore, Oct. 8.
From Georgia we learn that the counties
in full give Andrew, X. N, for Gov. 200
majority, and the maj. for American candi-
dates for CopgIsss greatly exceed those for
Governor. Stephens is probably elected to
Congress. y. q
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Terms of Tuition

Or.hography. K.adiDs, Writing, Primary Afs
metic, Grammar and Ge graphy,
Per term If IA weeks. $50
Higher Arithmetic, Grammar and Gc'gSpF
History and Book Keeping. Aigebra. Elemeni, I
Natural Phi osopby, Physiology, Latin and Ghs
Grsmmars and Readers, .ae IL So
Gecmetry, Surveying, AMI all the Higher brarts
Of Mathematics. both pure and mixed, with Anoe
and Modern Language, .5s s-s SO
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9.O0 r. M. Train connects direct Nth
trains o., New albany and Salem, Gin
cinnlati, Columbus and Pittsburgh Rail
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1t is evidently the Senator's intention 70
regain his fallen fortunes by clearing up the
musty deeds OF the past from the stump
With what succsss heshall meet in pursuit of
the hopeful task, time will disclose. We are
strongly of the opinion, though according to
our view of the matter, that he will neyer be
able 60 revive his waning prospects. Il is
needless for him to bid for Presidential hon.
ors. He At present occupies the highest sta
ton be will ever attain in this Republic, and,
upon the expiration of his term of Office, the
people of illinois win give him, as they have
done his late colleague, leave to ritire to pri-
yate life. I.
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81 Through tickets can be found at the different
fa'lrer offices in the West and South Also a, the
Office IN Chicago, corner of Lake and Dearbon sts
opposite the Trenont and at the Depot, foot OF Wa
ter street, r N RICE Snn,tT
II j. SrALDIsG, Western Passage Agent.
August 2, lS55-2mcs
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$3.50 -, kalsis. CITY, Oct y
Returns from three Counties show a heavy
vote fer Whitfield for delegate to Congress
The Shawnee Indians supported, the nro-sla
very ticket at Wyando The entire vote of
johnson County was for Whitfield. .Learen-
worth County for Whitfield, S0s Reeder ..
AT Willow Springs loo votes were polied. \
al the Pros savery candidate CIV. Shannon
voted the pro-slayery ticket. S-tfs;oreraor
keetier Is here There was no lighting or tn.
NUT at the polls The free-soiiers generally
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Office.

aa Notice. VI .=s . s,
TUT subscribers are owners Of n majority of the
= stock of the La Grange Park Of the State Of
Georgia and by the sions of its charter are per
sonsiy liable for its issue. The notes Of the Bank
will be received on deposit by the So me terms a,
the notes of the State Banks Of Ohio and Indiana.
sses5s. 4rz. |. IL. BURCu & CO.
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THROUGH TICKETS by this Route can be pur-
chased the Rail Ford Office n burlington.
sts C.G. hammond. Superintendent.
D. REMICk, Ticket Agent, Burlington.
Nav IL lS55.-bpff q Is
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO MA CARA
~ LIS. BUFFALO. ALBANY & NEY YORK. :
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BURLINGTON ACADEMY.

Mnthematics same MS in The U. g. AilihF
Academy ut West Point.
Languages A ncIcnt and Modern, and Ensa
branches as taught in the best schools and ~
leges in the country. . .,...... .... l
Special attention given to those bran"hes Of dSI
necessary to the pursuit of business and ID D. ea
will students be- permitted to enter the study Of ID
Languages or higher branches until thoroughly F'
pared in elementary studies. 3s.5 s.a
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i. New York, Oct 5.
The Baltic sailed ut neon to-day with 1863
passengers and $3.50, 600 in specie
aideen De Angels was today elected
Cashier OF the Mechanics Bank, in place. Of
+. w Edaouds resigned. - s.
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1855. Summer Arrangements. 1855

,1lichigon Genital, Great U.estern. Buf
= Jolo ~ Bfaarord RaIunys, TO. Buffalo.
4idcny, Hc,c York, PDiiadeiphia and
81 Boston. The only direct route and so
g miles nearer to Niagara Falls, 25 miles
VIZ ncarer.o Neao York and Boston than bv
81 any othef route. -
81 Five Hai1v T,r,;,e 1,o,,, rL:..r.
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i IL, MISCELLANEOUS.
I II isr ported tina, Russia had undertaken the
work of mediation between, Denmark and the
us. or, the Sound dues & tgkb
In Paris there was cons, dei able excitement Oh.
cconnt of the high price IF bread ''fsss8'l#
The Exhibition of the Industry of All Ma
tons will continue open TIL November 5tt
! he Empress is p, ogressi, Z favorahIy.
he Inauguration of Don Pedte, King of
Portugal, was celebrated on the 9Th with great
enthusia IN, ss,4 zff,gss,.5,! 5...2 81 -,
he King Of Naples lad sen, iapolog cs to
England and France for recent insults Mazin.
mrs Revolutionary man festo to the Neapoli.
tans had been pubhhed. sssrs5: ls'S ,'.Fee.es
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,A,E,ls.,
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1t is ruinored that Gortschako has received
orders 10 yacna;e The Crmea. ry,s,5
Gen Bosqnel was wounded hut net serious
y a lett r from Warsaw says as soon as
| Marshal Pdsklewitch at Warsaw reserved Iii,
news Of The fall. he d spatch"d his Aid-de-
camp to sebastop.! LIS ce;lain inas IN re
troops are ~ be sent 10 the r,;nea,., .ss.E
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EAsc6p0, HaYftHSlVAY VNfHfg. dTdtf
sad Psorsa & 04sastkr Raa Rseds.l -
S nov eitis. Cd 10 sains rsn ibe essiredistnnee
j nm 40 "a StsToN. Tow A .tooifcAGo with
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u. ArTt
Y. =
EauYrount|
securing
and pay
delipqu@
y. 0nce
Molnne
thS Bal
n Doc 4
$3.50
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The Far Correspondents are also silent.
One OF the Vienna journols gives al order
of the day alleged to have heen is
sued by 6ortsehakof after his defeat, Aug.
10th, bu, as Vienna is a manufacturer Of spn-
r,ous documents and intelligence, this docu-
ment ~ probably from the same sources as
tn the Que tie Prince was compelled to lisavow.
The Cologne Gazette contains an important
ramor. Baron Bishop las arrived at Paris.
tie is the bealor Of the proposition of an ul-
timatum which Austria and the Western
Powers will agrse. Should Russia decline
to accept, Austr;ais willing to declare war.
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CT $50 and AS n. NJ, Trains CONNECT
at Detroit Nth steamers tvr Cleveland, ar
r1Ding nert morning in time for all trains
through Ohio and Pennsylvania. aslss 80
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

FaH Irade-Improuemea - Theatrscazs
PETERSBURG, Sept. 25tk.
The tall trade here Is opening fneIy and mer.
chants are coming from Southwestern Virginia
and North Carolins, 10 buy their goods Peters
burg looks ousy and is busy, tor very few persons
outside OF the city have any idea of the amour. of
trade done by US.
The city 10 decidedly rusbiag ahead, and To me
neishborhood OF Powers Hotel, some very beautiful
stores are being erected; abe We the hotel Mr. John
few doors higher still John Lyon, Esa Ia abou,
TO build three Of the same Kind Additions are
being made 10 the female college and Mr.. Leavsn-
worth seminary induced by the large accessious to
the classes OF last year. St. Paufs church on
Union street, 10 some distance above ground aud
promises TO be an ornament, indeed when th
worEmeD shall have placed the finishing touch
upon il.
few evening since McKesziss Avon Troupe
gsvs dramatic representation assisted bv some
ofour citizens. The general impression was that
sour boys played better than the professional gen.
tlemen themselves.
Last night, Phsnix Hall opened for few
nights with several of my old Richmond acquain,-
ances. Among, them II Taylor, II Lewis, Mr.
Gle, Miss Cappel, and several new performers
splendid looking young ladie0, and modest and re-
tring wishal.
There has been coed deal CT fever end sgue
tails season, and am Informed Of one drug house
here that puts up from one to two ounces Of
qaintne per day 10 prescriptions. Pre..y rapid bu-
siness that aint iii
close thus with good word for Pow els Hotel
where am stopping and remaii,
Yours, VIGNErrz.
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FALL RACES.
BROAD ROCR

AA~ BkOAD ROCK
&ak<. hssfsS.4Fs iaS. i:;;: III ..S.:s:: ssss {
os.Ess, ss lSs S%nHv and sS1tlnIs 'i3 I'd day.
o !. .ar ms e
race, the rropyistoI to ada $1,000; $500 entrance
half forfeit Closed l:s J1ps With the following
Mr. VIM n. Gibbon. names b. m; fhilo. by Mari
ner; out Of Cassandra four YEAR, old.
Mr.. Towles names Oh. IN. Cordelis Read, by Waa-
ner. out OF Madora, Eve years old
Mr.. Thos. @. Moore rames Oh b. Henry BY Glen
eoe: ont Of Madeira, four years old.
ner. out Of Ann Watson. a' BY Glencoe. ' " "'s
NJ; John Campbell name. eh. {. Laura spillman
BY Wagner. out Of aiosaa, three years old.
fdnss George. ont Of Rssis.eis dam seven years ~
Mr.. H p Msara.h names oh. h. Sam Lsschsr. b,
wagner. out Of Medos mare, four years old.
~. Ms; =; Iohn Wssa names b. 8. Lswson. by Wagner
Mr.. Calvin or.en name: sh b. TrsaIfOrt. BY Glen.
sos; out Of Mary Morris. tour years old.
sEooNDS S'ae1 enYnrUEsDAY.--A simss swssp..... fo,
years old. $500 sntrsnes half forfeit. mile bsats
'lpsss n:s,S yish g. g: tc''oyis. sah.s,sss:I
1 casstasin .aa james ssiis s..as. 4. 6. BIZ asv.
CsivIn Grsss paasi b. 6. hy sssssslsa, dam Asa
Tfinp pay wEpHEsDAg.-Jssksy Club
FOURTH Dag - raURSDAY.- Proprietor,
Z uIee &SUJ, two mile hsetx.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, Oct. IA swsspstsls
for untred three year olss sIOO entrance half for.
fsi,-closed With the following enties:
Soure Hall name 9 Union. by Resster, dam
. Mcdaniel Il Morris nsms Oh f by Regent dam by
CsPt John Bsehsr name. Mr r. A. Pdndsrs br I
by Chiide barrold. dam BY Boston.
-hn Campbell nsmes ch by Glsnoe, dam Emily
Speed, by Wsguer,
w. J. shsw names a C. by Imported Hoo.or,
out OF Ellen Batsman's dam,
SIXTH DAY-sATUROAY,O Oct. Is -Propristor's
f1rse $500 three mile heats, for a handicap rass,
free for horses only that have started In SOM race
during the week.
au4 CALVIN GREEN, prop'r
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~ of superior quality and couiid entity recomm. nd
it as preferable fuel In most respects to either
wood or coal Ii is peculiarly adapted to cooking z
buildings. while Its ready ignition, essnliness and
durability, render It convenient and agreeable for
parlor and other crates
Orders left at the Coke yard aorr ar IOth .,raAt
easA. or its equivalent " "
ss1i-a JNO. ]. WERTH, Agent. Z
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10 NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-Ar retired cler-
symsn. restored to health In 6.vv asys ,ffer manv
Sees OF great nervous suffering. 10 anxious to make
..13u,i .ne means Of cure WI! send freey the
NJ PJn sa IN Hsed. Direct Rev JOHN N. DAGNALL,
10 1-dlmkv4t
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SonxrHisG NEW IN THE Coussx on TRADg.
- fhe Memphis Tenn Whie says that shipmenls
of wheat were made from that port Oh The 5sh
lassant. destined both for Nav York and Liverpool
Tee IKE was never known previous to the presest
ssasnu
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PAYNE q MAYo, Auctioneers, (Office in:
Soddins Hall, on Bank s:reet) viii sell all kinds
aI nsa sna fersonsi Estate, ct Auction aod Private
nsle on the most satisfactory terms, and wiz make
OF kichmond and county Of Henriso'
'onN A. PAYNE. ABEL u MAYO.
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DIvoRcR Laws OF OHIo.-The laws of Ohio
allow divorce for "gross neglect of duty" which
being literally conssrued, allows the parties 10
epsrale almoss At pleasure. I, is nearly the came
10 Iiinois and Wiscobsn.
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~ AINsLIE, BOWEN g. POW
ss,epibC.-na CnVss @ ST, ABOVE THE BANKsN5bs
Ter s;o.s 81 eass Ga hsGd st this time, yery supe
GIgs =. oi CARRIAGES, ROCKAWaYs RIpG-
us ,s!Lns ~ ansf own manufacture, which thew
a y'ns executed in the best manner aud on the
'a------O 'ciois az IH-tmt
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.--Ihos
v FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Thl

- FUk NENI VIs AA4AkJI1. Au
e ecuvenicptly arranged sid centrally located
- ,,p.ted on the n f. corner OF Broad an d
- p'rt a., 6isgrEslly opposite the City Courthouse
"a IN vew cftbe Capitol For proisHional men il
bioss every convenience. having 6iEces detach-
"a AID .i.o in the main building, tae interior Of
S.,i,om. marble mantle piscss, IL. foAsessicn OF
H. ,,3 detached cllices can be give at Once, and
1.-The entire premises by the 3th dag u December,
=, uli,h time the present term eAfiIes though y
,.tdclory arrangement tda} 3s mais to give pos.
,,iau at sn es,,ier OF later date a. all informed
I7:te present occupant, nr. W4L. L.ent (of the
s'm olGte;ter& BreGs,) who will t..s pleasure in
saving rhe preInirest to any Cns ds.Ioas 0f vie liz
lhsg.
spFy % either OF the Mo.srs TkbB, Richmond;
W.o r. 81 fAbb u.
Trustee Of WIN shepard, deed,
s.R-u Bapdon, Henrioo county, Va.
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The cars ON the Nersh carolina Ceutrsl Railrcad
nav run - far - Grsham Depot, half way between
Aillsboro' and Greensboro.
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TIE DAHL 7 DISPATCH

Ths circulation OF the DAILY DIsPArCH
Kishsoc onnders6ly that of s'lthe Dsilypspsrs Of
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CosT OF FLoUH.-The Boston Traveller sta.os
that some weeks since gentleman OF Boston was
travelling In the West, and while at Chicago pur,
chased hall dozen barrels fine -four for his own
use at b 81 per barrel He sent 1t to Boston and
the extreme cost delivered at bis house there was
81 Is per barrel At that time the same brand of
-four was selling at S14 barrel or for nearly
double what tn e gentleman's cost him few days
since the citizens of Proy!ncetown held meeting
and chose committee Of five persons to proceed
10 the West with full powers to contract for -four
sufficient to supply The families 10 that town.
kANsAe EMIGRATION AND THE SLAVERY QURs.
TON The committee appointed by The late Lex.
ington (Mo) Convention have Issued an address to
the people OF the United States, denouncing the
sending OF emigrants 10 Kansas by societies. la the
free States, as dangerous aud calculated TO circum
cribs slavery to he 2resen. limits, and defeat the
true intent OF ths Nebraska bill The address also
declares that the rejection Of Kansas az a slave
State would be gross insult 10 The South; an as.
ser,ion that slavery Il Incompatible with republi-
canism, and an equivocal step towards disunion.-
The document Is signed by A, Napton, late Su.
preme Judge; Sterling Price. the present Governor
OF Missouri. and Mordeeai Oliver, a member OF
Congress from that State.
FAST WORK Buffalo Commercial Of
Thursdsy says: -"On Monday evening last, We
hAd about 100000 bushels OF grain Ahost la The
Buffalo harbor, and Ia lees than thirty SIX hours
thereafter, every bushe had been put In store, and
large por OF the vessels re-loaded and cleared
for up lake.
CRoss AcTIoNs.-Tne Trenton Gazette unders
stands that DR.. Heineken has commenced an ac-
ton In Philadelphia to recover damages. from the
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company Tor ths de-
ssruciun of his horses and carriage Of burlington.
DR.. Heinekio, on Friday went before the grand
jury at Mount Holly. aud made formal complaint,
for the purpose Of haviog The directors o the COM
pany indicted for mansaushtei. The sama day,
Mr. shrsve, OF Bordealown. made similar com.
plsins before the Jury ssainss DE-. hsinekeu. Tor
!hr purpaso uf having Afw indicssd.
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NEW FALL STOCK

AEAA
HATS, CAPS, DC. &c. DC.
would respectfully inform my friends
and the public that now in receipt Of splendid
stock Of
HATS, CAPS, AND LADIES FURS
much superior to any | ever offered to them. which
I will SELL Wholesale or retail, on as good terms Us
they be bought at any house Ia this market Call
: RICHARD MOORE.
P. q. | have also on hand q large supply, of my
own manufacture, of Gents DRESS HATS, OF ali
klnds styles and prices from % so to S5 They are
such AZ have received the premium fer, the last
two at the State Fair. All Ia want ofa cheap
and good Hat, will call at the Premium Hat store
No. 207 Broad 1T. ne l8-lm+ Il. M
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NOTICE.-Passengers going North are
~ hereby informed that on and after SATURDAY,
lat OF September the trains of the Fredericksburs
ksilIoad Compsny will always stop at the SLASH
COTTAGE HOTEL sufficient time to allow those
who desire to do to obtain Breakfast and Supper
A PALMORE CO Proprietors
Slash Cottage, Aug. 81, 1855, an 81
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FIFTY DOLLARS RE.

Il FIFTY DOLL AIRS RE-
"a M9kD -stolea from my room, Oh SUN
@aiS Daf "a. ElGHp. 10th inst, ons valusble
H~n 1 ~, il., DIAMOND RING, one GOLD WATCH
r's.,IL@!N GIn@!N The king ia large, open work with
ac3. iSnaa E crown set with cluster Of eight dia
Of "e e'se OF the setting i, little brok en-
toJs. a.Gh il eoId: sold dial open face Lenins
= di9 i,s'I J-~siIed, Il. j. Tof:ss IivsrnooI No
With may. nstins & &s't.chsd plain god chain Of Inks
,tt .ns seo'e reward will be maid and M ..,;o
"'sO' Il tue property i. .returred 'DD H' questions
Sc iG-ts CHAS. II. WYNNE,
------- corner l4th and Main str.
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DAaUEkREoTYPEs.-We have seen some
OF POWERS L DUKES new style Of Dsgusueo.
ypss. snd pr3nounce them superior to any ever
ssw ana - decided in p.ovement on the old style
OF Daeuereot5ps. Call and see tham, se II
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O TEXAS LANn FOR strEr.

% TEXAS LAND FOR SALE.-I am
.&~ authorized to sell several .houssud sexes of
"0aa7 acd dasrably located LANDS, lying in the
so.L.isio sastloF and montgomery. in this State
One Of bae trees, containing II0G acres js of fms
qaay aac not far distant from Eouaton the princt.
F' tah1e0 mar. OF the State
Al EXCELLENT opportunity is now offered 10 any
FiOa "lsh!ng valuable land at a low prics. Apply
aE ohce, where map Of the state and more
aleas intdrmstion .psy be had
JAS. r. SUTTON. Jr,
.tli-eoZw Bank Htreet, corner lith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-26

y. BRowN. JR.. Stock Broker, has remov
60 hs office to No. Isl. tZimmsrmsn'a) corner Main
/
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-26

~ FOR RENT OR E-The
&s Stor-, back Rom, Cellar and Kitchen, at the
moth coEsf OF Broad aud Sd streets. Apply st the
Barber shop, mex. door, or to
FIX sCHEFFER,
t,2+-lm* No. Hughsk' Row Mayo st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-26

TURPIN, ROPER q MURRAY, UN-
Il DERrAKEss, No. Governor street. Richmond
Va keep constantly on hand all kinds OF ready made
COFEINs and METALLIC BURIAL CASES. !
25-diy