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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31
E'ARM ON THE CENTRAL RkTI-

HARM ON THE CENTRAL RAIL
a Road. WITHIN FIVE TO SIX MITES OF
RICHMOND. STOCK AND FARMING IMPLE.
MENrs, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On TUES.
pay AFTERNOON, June 5th, 1855. commencing at
O'CLOCK, fair If not the next fair day will BIS sold
at auction, on the premises the farm known as Mea-
dow Bridges, Immediately on the Central Railyoad
IA the county OF Hanover five to six miles from the
City OF Richmond, containing 2G7! acres This farm
besides producing well the ordinary crops of the
country, is admirably adopted to market gardening;
and for Watermeons and sweet potatoes is believed
TO De equal to any land in the State An important
trade In these articles has already begun with the
FieGmont and mountain country by the central rail-
road Mari rich IN appearance, has been found
within few hundred yards Of the premises The
buildings on it are con Portable dwelling good barn.
stables, kitchen, weaving house, &c. spring Of
pure water near the dwelling, aud a never failing
branch running entirely through the premises, af
terdIng some fue Meadow Land. The tract will be
laid OF in lots of from five 100 acres plat IF
which will, in few days, be left with u.s. and it will
be determined on the day OF sale, whether it will
thus be sold or the tract entire The growing crops
Will be reserved from sale. After the sale of the
land the stock, farming implements and provender,
| will be sold.
TERMs-One fifth casb; another one.ffth at l wear:
the balance, say three ffths at years. The credit
payments to bear inteIe est to be paid semi annually
and secured by trust deed Or if the purchaser de-
sres, per cent. will be taken off the face OF the
credit payment for cash down For the personal es
tate, all sums $50 months credit for approved
endorsed negotiable paper; under $50, cash
GODDIN APPERSON
my lb-I&ttds Auctiopeers
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.
BY GoDDIN & APPERsON

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM CALI,
4 Ed WALKERroN. ON MoUNTAIH
RoAD, NINE MIEEs ABOyE RICHNONDAA.
FRI stee In Deed dated March 10TH 1854 dulv re.
corded Ia Henrico County Court. on 10th January.
premises. on WEDNESDAY May sd, lass fif fair
II not the next fair dsv at the hour Of IL o,clork
M, the Farm called WALKERTON. on the Noun.
tain Road, about miles above tn CITY of Richmond
containing 262 acres and rods
me improvements on the place consist of Isrge
oIick mansion, about so by 40 feet containing about
L rooms. besides the usual out buildings There is
large parcel of wood land attached to the pIace:
and as the Richmond aud Fredsricksburr Railroad
runs through one of the tract and the PLANK
ROAD through another, the facilities for Delivering
lDs WOOD IN Riehmsnd, a6d value TO the place
TERMS Enough to pay expenses of sale and :.
bond TOT Se47 64 with interest thereon from ga Fsb
rusry. 1893, and on credit to the residue of q
sao - months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured oT trust deed. The lakes for the present
year 70 be paid by the purchaser. II desired the
iand will be divided to suit the purchasers.
The above sale is unavoidably postponed
till FRIDAY, the lss day of June at IL O'clock.
my A-dtd J. L. APPERsoN Trustee.
{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS
~ IN DUVAL'S ADDITION, AND ON OREGON
HiLL--As Commissioner of the Circuit Cont of
Cnancery, pronounced on the 81 of March 1855 in
the case OF WalkGen against Walker, &C. | shall
NV PueIc suction on TIE premises, on MON.
oA4 the 4th day of June, 1855, at O'Clock M
air or not the next fair day in the order sdver
used the Lots in the sad decree referred toone in
Duvais addition, fronting "A l-t2 feet on St Paups
street between Charity and Federal sts; the othsr
on oregon Hill, fronting 80 feet on Howard at
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 8 and moutbs
Ior otlabe notes interest added ard title retsin
by the Court The taxes for the present year 10 be-
MARMADUKE JOHNSON Comu,r.
SAFE c on by doDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
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In Parliament Friday evening the eth inst,
Lord Panmure stated the details of pro-
posed reform in the army, the object of
which is a consolidation of the civil depart
ments and military offices.
The rumors of dissensions in the British
Cabinet gain ground.
The Queen had condescended publicly to
bestow medals on the private soldiers who
had returned wounded from the Crimea.-
The distribution took place at the Horse
Guards.
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lust FROM A UCTIO N-COME

UbI FKUM a y Z 7 70 N.-CUME
~ AND SEE-CHEAP GOODS AT LEWIS, IS
and Is MAIN sTREET-Just opening this morn
Ing
5000 yards handsome Lawns fast colors from cts
the yard upwards-a great bargain.
1000 yards Berages Chsileys, De Laines, and Sum-
mer silks-very cheap.
1000 pair Embrod'd Under Sleeves. Chemlsettes,
Muslin and Cambria Bands, and Linen Cambria
Hdkft, of the richest work.
500 splendid new style Nantes, the cheapest in
this city-daily receiving new supplies,
5000 yards rich Silks, ie'd and plain SWisE-ge!l-
ing off at unprecedeu ted low prices
Together with many other articles. bought cheap
at the Northern auctions. and will be sold at great
bsrgainI Come and see-don't delay; it is to ycur
interest to buy cheap Goods "these times"
JACOB A. LEVY
my so Is and IS Main st.
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AARlVAL OF WHALING VEssELs-The ship Milo,
n rom Oehotsk sea, arrived at New Bedford on the
I'm ,nst' with 2730 barrels of oil, and 81, 900
pounds bone. Sent home AID sold during the
Soyage 9J4 barrels Of oil, and 10000 pounds Of
oone- Also, arrived at New Bedford. ship Caao,
81 m ochosk sea, with 1900 barrels of oil and
- wv pounds Of bone. Sent home 200 barrels of
N W. ana ZOO pounds of bone. Also, arrived at
new Bedford, ship Cossia, from Ochotsk sea, with
sDoo barrels OF oil and 10 900 pounds OF bone.
NooI nome and sold l0.500 pounds Of bone
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Correspondence of the Dispatoh.)

The Races-ReLig ioas-.Sale Of Liquor, &c
BALTIMORE, May 90
To-day was the first of the week at Herring Run
course and was a beautiful one. There was re-
spectacle number of people on the track, but not
large attendance The first race was a sweepstake
for years old, $500 entrance, 2 mile heats w
Gibbons named b f. Phio, Calvin Green named
ca. e. by Shamrock, and William Field named b.
f. by Epsilon. Colonel Green drew his horse be.
fore the race. Captain J. Belcher was among the
judges. The first heat was run in 81, won by Mr.
Gibbons. Mr.. Field would not permit his horse to
run the 2t heat, and he was drawn
The second race was sWeepssake for three
years old, 500 entrance. mile heats. ] Talley
and Chestham named by Tallyho D Pouder
named ch Little Sal, and Capt Belcher named
Dr. Cabell's C by Zinganee, aud Green named
6 BY Sovereign. Previous TO the Mr.. Ponder
paid forfeit, drew bis flly, and there was quite
lively race between the other two. Tally and
Chestham's entry won the race Ia two straight
heats Time 81, | So DR.. Cabelrs colt wag dis
1anced first heat
large number of persons have been confirmed
In the Episcopal chsrches here during the passing
week Sunday there were 50 confirmed at ST.
Lukes church at night, - at ST Andrews church
And on Saturday large number at Grace church
There was large sale of choice wines and
%nlSkey here to-day, some of the latter bringing
50 50 per gallon.
In consequence of the late fire riots the compa-
mes nave been dstricted with such care as to keep
out OF each others way
The second grand law parade of the voIunteer
regiment will take place Monday Tuere will be
u companies out. President Pierce has accepted
Oh ihVnatlon to be present on the occasion.
- snip Adonla arrived in our port TODAY from
9I5e'hen' win IA passengers There were two
deaths on the passage
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desperate Encounter bettceea the RDs,;ouo
and French-French Erht5iti9a~F g ,,c,,s
MoH 81 Ptanorf-Resigaation of General
CGarobcrt, sc, DC. ''''' ''
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LEWIS W. CT
May Goth, 1856

ROARDlNG.-TwU or three most desi-
~ rabs and convenient Rooms, with BOARD can
be had on very reasonable termF, by Immediate ap-
pIication to MRS MILLER
House on franklin Street. door above 7th St.
opposite Mr.. VIM. C. Aliens Row.
SDag BOarders accommodated on very rsgsona-
bic terms. nv S0-Stt
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my so aoDDIN APPERsoN. Aust,.

4 OTIS IN ADAMS PLAN, ADJOIN-
~ ING RIG HMOND. FOR SALE AT Ate
TioN-Will be sold, FRIDAY afternoon, The
6Ih June 1890, On the premises, at o'clock in the
order advertised, the following lots in Adans' 6yi.
ION near to the corporation line of the city of Rich
sire eta o
Lot No ! Of square no. lis, on and Ia sts
Lot NO. z of fqdare No ia, on same streets
The above lots will be divided. if necessary to suit
purchasers - - ~
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance a. aud IL mos :,
foT negotiable notes interest added and title retain
cd i the last note is paid The taxes for the pres.
ent year to be paid by the purchaser.
my 80 0ODOIN APPERsON Aucts
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The above sale is unavodably POSTPONED
Til FRIDAY, the lst day Of June at IL O'clock.
my 24-dtd ID APPERsON Tyns.a

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ UABLE WAREH o US f LOT ON ROCK.
FITS AND w ATE SITS. IN THE CITY OF
hiC dMoND AS Com missioner of the Circuit Court
Of the city of Richmond pronounc id on the 2i.t of
May lo32 In the case Of Keeses against SHOP Is
1 snsiI seil at public austion, the premises. ON
THURSDAY. the 7th day of June 1855 at o;ciork
r NJ II fair, If not the fair day valuable lot
on Rockets and Water Streets adj Dining the ware.
mouse lately occupied by Capt Luther Libby 'front.'
feet to Water street. =
TERMs--Ons fourth cash; balance at and u NOS
tanned till the further order of the Court The
chaser to pay the taxes for the present year
JESSE F. REESE Com'r
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1 ATTENTION! NATIONAL G UARD-
EY-You will assem ble for Drills with arm. ana a,
Ill coutrementP and officers must wear their side
~ arms; refusing to do the same, will be punched
By order of the Captain.
my S0-2t n w PAJRO Or5rt
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NOTICE. hereby give notice to all
~ having claims against the estate of Bernard
Hagan, decd, that they must present their claims
promptly, and that these owing the said estate will
make speedy payment, as l intend closing up the
business of that estate ga early as possible
JOHN HAGAN, No. rs franklin St.
my 80 Admir- of Hagan, decd
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted. to the
IN estate Of Mrs. MiIlison Smell decd, will lease
make immediate payment to the uodersigaed and
all persons hsving claims against the estate will pre-
sent their claims properly Authenticated to the I'm.
dersiRned, that srrau gements may be made for the
settl .nent of the estate.
HORACE L. KENT,
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WM. BARTHOLOMEW.

HN STRAYED-From my stable near
"a the Old Market in Richmond, on FRIDAY
18th inst, dark bay MARE, together with a small
PONY. liberal reward will be paid for their de.
livery 70 me. WIN. TAYLOR
nv %
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BY THOMAS w KEESEF
(Office with Geo. J. Sumner No 20 Pearl streat
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IN FOR BALTIMORE.-Th reon-
- lar packet schr HOPE Capt Creighton.
having the greater portion of her cargo engagsa sS
going on board, will have despatch. For balance OF
freight, apply to u
my S0-Iw w n cor Iurrtco
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Correspondence of the Di.pstch

Foreigners Returning Home Flour Market Ii
qaor Dealer.-Tarnerrein Sociefy-Kianey Err
gedtjoH-EricSsoR, &c.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-11-20
or EVERY READER an

EsB EF Ell hE4hUEU -
Will please notice the advertisenieu headed
"To Persons out of Employ ment," and senc
for full descriptive Catalogue of all our W orks
IL To the uninitiated In the great art Of sell
ling books We would say that we present a
scheme for money making which is far better
than all the gold mines Of California and Aus.
tralia.
u Amy person wishing to embark in the en-
terprise, will risk little by sending to the Pub
Usher S25, for which he will receive sample
copies of the various works, (at wholesale pri
ces) carefully boxed, Insured and directed, af-
fording very liberal per centags to the Agsn
for his trouble With these he will soon be
aole to ascertain the most saleable, and order
accordingly. Address tpost psid)
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
ISL William Street, New Y ork
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w AN ED.
ESTRAY NOTICE

Strsysd from the subscriber, on or about the
FIRST Of Sept. last. one Bay Horse, black maine,
tail and legs; one small while spot in the fore.
head; heavy, strong made hsrss, abos, 49,
hands high. and natural PAGER. Said herse 10
the property Of Mrs NJ. E. Cary. ANY per
liable inflammation " here he may be found viii
be literally rev arded.
JAS. WHITAKER
Council Bluffs, nov, 6, IS. u35ts
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Daily Mail 10 Savannah Oregon and
@if4s Council Bluffs.
/. Weought to have a Daily Nail.
W G Can have ono.
We must have one.

;. We must have one.
One bold vigorous effort and We can hold
a&ig communication with the wide, wide
world. Daily, Frost's splendid coach
-, she best conducted line vt stages in the
West, wiA fy across our beautiful prairies,
beariag glad tiding of great joy to many an
anxious heart. Uncle Sam is rich enough to
's6ord : daily mail through this rich and
ktoWi1S eohplrY, Uncle Sam will do It too;
Cut the old gentleman is little fastidious,
and thsTslqre waits 30 DO asked. Let Us not
keep the dear old man in suspense. From
Thousand glad voices shall We not hear re-
osh oed through prairis and woodland. from
81. Joseph TO Bluff City. tho respectful en-
steety fr's daily mail?
We ara assured, by special agent of the
Post O6ce Department. that this matter has
been under consideration there for some time,
and hat there 1viil be no difficulty in secur.
ing it, ifthe cstpeT effort il made. We learn
the sauG ,aet ftDm Ar. Frost, the very gen.
sls1aniy, bcoqr ledasinx and worthy proprie-
cor Of shs abovs sAsntionsd stage line. Will
not the ptaDs Of. 1eHa and Nspraska speak
out in thuhdlf toner On this subject. Let
ever MAI at6nk the line use his utmost in
auepc4.' h-s kwdays, we will send print
aLpssitlpi4 70 The, principle points along q,
] thu leste~ ~ ~ ~ slgn, md secure tna
J richrbsoas = Daily MAIL. -..,4o, Tasa !, ss..s,
=. IN. a ssrts.sls .usesstjiOn. We q.
; AsAa.ireSlshs aHsap ~ %, ylatelIigsncs
:. M ilitRs 'sfth xrifAs sstyrssspsion fson
= 81 teiaa III JAhS ~ !. =. ! desid'
- ~sasa sh>tB - Asdsia@arasirsl d.
sHSf,as}s - HSNiff1 fact. iths1 tFsetesp
.,asa.sal 1sGssska. asasiag ~ they tds
with thsarytstt - 49, fspulAtian, = saosst
u ~ - e. '1ptdkUDlUJst t6sns 81 = dAsiy maj
le@sihsaiut 800 49, 1S1qanieafinn South
kHats ia1sshAss 49, ~ nsaosssr aat
satH Ae,l4ilAA,aiestsfsa M YlS ..aIIt Of sssaa
necsnity. Toward Aloag yosr pstttlQns
1GAbS, Afd W viii AssAA Uncle SauA |
1a.msnsA request, and make him think b
least, that oar wants ough. to BE- supplied
y thsy are not.
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STR

DS Strayed from Council Bluffs. some
49, time in the mon.n OF May last, two
--<A-A- yearling Hefers. One deep red,
the other red with some white spots on it, ANY
person knowing there whereabouts will confer
ii great favor by leaving word at the Postotice.
s. EGGLESTON.
Oct 80, 80. n34f
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On Friday night We wcre surprised by a
heavy storm Of snow, such an one as is quite
uncommon in this region. Next morning it
lay on the ground near six inches deep on a
Level, being the deepest snow we have had
for three gears. Saturday aud Sunday the
sun shons out brightly, but air cool. The
high bluffs look bare again and the roads are
rough and unpleasant. Fine tima to hunt,
game is plenty and easily taken. ...t
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sp.dt q " e. 4 I - !
tho sporting we1 ~ & h s3sl
boanded. Apy3iae ny; "a xlt,s fae- |
|ny'of hunofsai, 6ndss Fan lacs ,
it, columns. !,
L..- ASriesltssel.
s'rhe Country Gsntleman,' No conadere
among the first Of njhgsicultural Joumsa91l
sThe Rural New Yorker is ,.lso an excsls1
lent work aud should be more skJsnstvdy1
read.
s'The Iowa Farmer" is work that none 81
our farmers should neglect to read. The
Prairie Farmer" published i Chicago and
the wisconsin Farmer" publisl,ed 1t Jansst
Vile, Wis, are both excellent works. Thsas!
the "0hio Cultivator," published It Colums'
bus. The $ Homestead" 1t Hartford, Conn.
and the "yalley Farmer published at ST..
Louia,a are allgood, excellent and useful works,
ard cost but little, and would be great
benefit to the farmer.
Vo Wooau S"i tu0 0tcCi~A USS0utiOu OK
those who love good, wholesome. sound read !
inn, to thu Periodicals. pablisasi BY Messrs.
] oaisr and Wslls,-vis. .Wa.er Cure aul|
chronological Journ ais, !" and their bsssl
full and most excellent weekly. "Life IL
lnstrated;" these are calculated 10 elevate the
mind and enrich the soul with genus OF lit@-
allure, science and art.
"The Youths Casket, ''is bright and sx-
cellent little thing for children aud youth,
generally costing but little, aud doing much
good.
"Yankee Notions" will make you laugh
till you cry, and cure you eifectaally Of tho
blues. .Hg
With pleasure We Will show tae specimens
Of the works we have noticed, to any who
weuld like to subscribe, and will forward
their subscriptions free of charge.
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Nidi0I1a VI NlldnM1.
This subtitle atmospheric poison, which al
certain seasons 10 unavoidably inhaled at every
bre ath Is the same harac ter wherever 1t exists
north, south, east or west, ano will esery where
yield to this newly discovered ANTlDOTE
which neutrali,es the poison, completely puri.
fies the, system, and thus entifely removes al
the cause of disease. i.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extra
ordinary results from fts use II
1t will protect any resident or traveller, even
in the most sckly or swampy localities frou
any ague or bilious disease whatever, or apt
injury from constantly inLalin8 Malaria "a Nj
aslna.
Il will instantly ebeck the agus ~ Psaes11
who have suffered for any length Of time, from
ONE DAY TO TWENTY YEARS, SO that they need
never have ANOTHER CHILL, by continuing Its
use according to directions.
1t win Immediately relieve al, the distressing
results OF billious or ague seases such as gen
eral debility, night sweats, ETC. The patient
at once begins TO recover appetite and strength
and continues until a permanent and radical
cure is effected. And proof that 1t IL also
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE,
Because Of It's
Singular and EBtire uarmleSSneSS.
The following certificate from one of the most
cfieDFALe0 ClCSbiSAs Az tAc 0AiAOo otohoo 10 az
tached TO every bottle
New-Y ork, June IL, 1855.
81 have made chemical examination of
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure" or "Antidote
10 Malaria" and have tested it for arsnic, mer-
curry quiniae. and strychnne but have not
foasd particle of either In it. nor have found
any substance ia lis composition that would
prove injurious to the constitution.
- ~ J. X. Chiffon, NJ D., Chemist"
}s 4,,34s f This allows of its
FREE USE AS A PREVENTATIVE,
by which all persons may thus be sure of en-
tire freedom from tho above named diseases no
matter how sickly the season or swampy the
locality. ~ =
PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently
published, and the confidence Of the public is
ssksd IN proportion to its aet1al merits wher-
ever introduced and used. They are only re-
lied upon TO prove its worth.
One or Two bottles will answer for ordinary
cases, some may require more. Directions
printed in German, French & Spanish, accom-
pany each bottle. Price one dollar.
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
JAS. A. Rhodes, Providence, r. |.
And for sale by druggists generally. lvss3ms
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1MhIGRAT1oN.-Ihe Crossing ot l9ams on our
ferry for a month past reminds US Of the Is
raelites crossing the Red Sea. The rod of
10 Gales, like that of Moses, smites the Wa
ters which become parted North and South
and the countless throng pass over dry shod
But 10 this case there is no forty years So
journ in the wilderness, the Red Sea and the
Jordon are in juxtapositon, and fairly over
the Father Of Waters, they are az once in TIN
lspd of milk and honey State Gaz.
Let them come, Col. No matter whers
they enter SO they get to ''ths land Of milk
and honey" We have sprinkling Of tbsn
entering here, and still there is room.
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j. C.. LAUROE.

Carpenter, Joiner, and Master Builder,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa.
"a HAViNG permanently located himself
- ! L in the above place, he is prepared to
give attention to all calls and demands in the
line of his profession.
Business respectfully solicited. and satisfac-
tory reference given.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Oct. 8, 1855. n3ltf.
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WE are constantly receiving Land Warrants.
for time location. and ara now prepared to make
OASSADY L TEST.
aug II, IS. n24U
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he Mails.

The Eastern mail will arrive and depart daily
Sundays excepted. Mail will be made up and
closed at -, Pm
j Z. JOHNSON, P. NJ.