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pgblj.ss.. -, ELEeTIos-Ths Nashville asz,t,.
gain. Al. saS - 60 sounties, 10 which Gsntry'stK
whisb ssvs to hear from in West Tsnr.s.s
theirs are tb,r,nanns majority of 1856 In lass nd
s.es eoones yet to hear from in East
1853 gave Johnson 8 large uaio,ttv In
vii hsps ..t Sn sGmps' or the Ssh .sv,e,0t,
Acc UNITS from East rs sas Wssefa District Of 200
say the. District By 1870 s NV mat 9sntry
| oOo u -JyriLy ' oe elected By YER
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WILLIAM TAYLOR, .g 49,
w GROCER l. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And dealer in Foreign and Domestic Braudies
Wines, Liquors, &C., OF every description. Nos. 0
and IL EAST MAIN STREET Richmond, Va.
~ rs. + s.ea
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ESsSA OMNIBUS EOTICE.-A
ss5sE@aM new omnibua, THE ENTER
In place of the old red coach The publis will pIease
bear In mind that the fare in all my coacAes 10 81 censs
6nd not cents as many suppose. Twenty tick for
81 Persons wanting the benefit Of tickets must buy
81 worth. Any Imber less than that viii be 81
cents each. This course il found necessary from
present circumstancss. VIM. A. WRIGHT r-
su 10 -6t~ rs ert Prorriatnr8
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
~ BUSINESS n. v. GRAVES l. co Com mig
sion and Forwarding Merchants 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary streets. Richmond. Va, will
attend to the sale of TOBACCO, FLOUR, WHEAT
and all kinds of country Produce. 80.
Persons along the line of the Danville Railroad,
who make us consisnnents can, If they prefer it,
receive the proceeds directly through the hands of
FL v. GRAVES, Mail Agent, who passes the road
daily. He will also visit DanvilIe. Va and Milton
and Yanceyville, North Carolins weekly, to make
deposites and meet those making consgnments from
those regions. au7-Im
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BY THOMAS w. KEEEsEE,
(Ofice with Geo. ]. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ST.

Took SALE OF CHINA, GLASS
~ AND EARTHENWkRE, AT AUCTION -
Closing my present business will proceed to sell
at suction, on MONDAY Morning next Aug. 18th,
at 81 O'clock at my store, No. 20 Main st., my stock
of Goods, embracing large and varied assortm emit
of CHINA, GLASS and EARTHENWARE, suita-
bic for this market ~ H 1855 ~ 81 eS
All that deal in the above goods will find
1t TO inter est to attend the SALE which will be
continued until the entire stock is sold.
TERMs-All suTs under $50, cash $50 and over
that amount months credit, for approved negotia-
bic pspsr. HUGH A. WATT
Auct. .t1- 5-a71 eu8
TURPIN, ROPER d MURRAY, UN-
l. DERTAKERs, No. 5 Governor street, Richmond,
Vs. keep constantly hand al Kinds of ready made
COFFINS ard METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
jy 25-diy
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1E NOTICE.-OrFIoE OF THE ADAns
- ExrREss COMPANY. Richmond. IA. Jnls S0fh
lsish and CASTOR Railroad Company for the trans.
p2rtatlon OF Express matter upon suitable terms we
coy give notice that we csnnot forward articles
addressed to the following places reached 81 thst
rosd, &C our aeencies will be discontinued on Enc
TENTH OF AUGUST NEXT: - s a
Castor, Littieton, Macon Ridrewsv Tyna.v,1i.
CiarksvilIe, Warrenton. Henderson, Oxford asd
Milton Frsnkiinton, Wake, Forrest or Fouestyilie.
Rsisigh.iSs Sc. . sssts'tSh& -
:, Our Express in all other parts of North Cam
lima will continue AZ heretofore 80 -
@,s -. ss's 1900 y. H gAwYER
ou l-l<I Inf
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WANTED wish to employ young
W man In my store who 10 well acquainted with
the retail dry goods business. One from the country
IL preferred. Reference 10 required.
AUGUSTUS MAlLERT,'
9-Stt Mar afr
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EA1A STAGE LINE BETWEEN
E8 ToMAHAWK STATION AND
GUMBEHLAND C. a., VIA POWHAfAN G. h.
mercpg on MONDAY, tie 9Th instant. between
the above pisces, three times week. leaving
romahawk Station every Monday Wednesday and
Friday mornings, the arrival Of the cars and re-
tn am s5aF
Passengers for Powhstsn Court House. coming 10
sI.50. ~ an 1-I9tS
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DRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.-A
L Democratic PAPER, located in hourishine
Virginia town. and in one Of the wealthiest and
largest counties in the State is offered for sale pri-
Vateiy. The paper hos an extensive patronege-over
LOCO bona de subscribers, and large and profitable
advertising and job CUSTOM which is constantly and
rapidly ncrea ing For further particulars address
the Editors of the Dispatch ie 7-ts
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WANTED IMMEDTATELY-5O able
w bodied White LABORERS to work on the
Central Railroad west of Staunton, In q healthy
neiehborhood The highest prices will be paid.
Apply to d. WHlTCOMB. supt.,
au 9-6t or N B. HILL
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GALA MA NDER FIRE PROOF
~ SAFES, MANUFACTURED BY EVANS WATSON
PHILADELPHIA.-These Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires in Baltimore Philadelphia and
New York. and when opened tn cir contents of books
and papers found to be uninjured. They are
warranted to be Five Proof Safes with Halps patent
Burglar Proof Locks. Prices ranging from $50 to
$500. For sale by FL. BALDWIN,
NH SITS 143 Main at, Richmond
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M ANTED-A white woman to COOK,
w WASH and IRON for small family. Apply
to Mrs MARS, on 9th street, between Canal and
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THE DAILY UNION

FROM Ipernirik took passage for England in the
Danith brig Marianne; but, fortunately touching
UOdhayn (Dseo,) met by gallant cOantry len
under Capt Hartene. They had found the Of Smiths
Soand st unbroken but having the Esq6naux near
Cape Alexander bad heard u departure and retrsced
their steps. They arrived Disco bat twenty -four hours
before intended departure for England. Under these
circumstances considered Il obligatory upon me to with
draw my contract for passage in the Maranne ad
with the Release and Arctic.
The present regarded nearly equal in severity
to lis predecessors The the north earuy extend
ed and the Of the searching squadron from beseuent
most proydentia The rapid advance Of winter had al
ready closed ar0uad them the young ice and but for the
power Of the and the extraordinary Of
Captain Hartstepe imprisonment would have ueya
closed with impenetrabe pack but in spite OF these d
cuos they achieved the entire eircumnayig OF Ben
bay and reached the Danish settlements by forcing the
middle ice."
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Tint astsr
OFFICIAL.
Tns..unr prr.rrarnr. J

THsAsURx DEFsHrarsr, Anfuat {, is55.
Notice hereby he can auelEaa
by the Of le4a, redeelasble and aer
e56, thai ne whole Of at clock viii ho purchased
this department any previous 8oA Eosenltr ret
Tor which per psernum Il be fad il edition
expressed la the certificates.
And 10 the holders Of the stocks Of Else other leans a he p
States, that purchases Of the amount " ei.5looo
also be made dung the period nc GloWrs
For stock OF The loan af 1884, q Ff r
OF the loans OF isaI and is ~ u cent? and
stock issued under the Of isa coaoly oaed ItEerde
nifty stock premium OF per cent.
Interest VIII also be allowed tie Stipulated n tho cert
iroa the Isl July day Nlh
day in addition, 10 enable the Treasurer dr asch parry.
Certificates transmitted this sesai
lice eoud be ny assigned by parry
tied 10 receive tie purchase N,Dney.
Payment fr these stocks wiz be made dras
AM ueasre al Boston, New Yot Phiildenhla,
entitled 10 reesivc the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
aeereragF Treasury.
Aug 4-dftNoy30 Tinel. siar.l
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money, drafts checks for tickets
purchase ordered
rriter with be Official scheme, carefully sealed
official drawing, cerlned by the
un, poe, Office
prizes u be paid by drafts clues.
az direcf-
tue published
following papers
pper "PaIroI "American,n .Arcus
Intelligence and sUnion,r OF Washington,
public and
vance Of the whose appointed officer
q The various afford sufficient guarantee
thf puil,e " the hness with which they drawn.
The hIiy these vtteres,
Of The for The OF all prizes,
and Of all feel
ba in these enterprises,
ancy gnifcence c this
j. only tronnniy that we draw lottery of This magnitude,
lie comparatively small asked tickets
addressing undersigned may rely upon
their promptly filed and
served.
The Maryland lotteries drawn daily in which
from 81 certifcatea packages OF woes
$50. Halves quarters in The prizes
which ~ s10o oo according the price
ueheir.
containing MARYLAND lo,ic,ie,
will be any by addressing the Undersigned.
Address y. X. Brennan
No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Maryland.
octif-dr3aNov
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BY LEG APH.

T~o Weeks Later IRON calijoraia
NEW YoRg, Oct. l3.Tle Northern light arrived
this afternoon om San Juan with San Francisco dates
the I9th Of September. She brings million Of dol
lars IN treasure, and large number Of passengers.
Apart from the election returns the inter-
esting character.
The know nongs have elected their State ticket in con-
sequence OF many personal differences local divisions
The democrats carried San Francisco BY handsome ma
jority.
Indian murders and depredaons continue be committed
on large SCALE One reported In the San Francisco
papers in which seventeen miners were murdered.
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or superior attractions than they do the present time We
have already spoken Of The National and have frequently
spoken o. The kkwood House, and good wine
pssn these aFotte establishments require endorsement
AZ hands Gadbys old house has passed into the hands
OF Mr. Baker and he making for this boe just such
reputation Is his friends predicted for IT, The Browns
Hafds are making extensive preparations and improve
mens Tor Their numerous friends ii all parts OF the Union
and appear determined to merit the long continued patron
with which they have been Report has il that
the Avenue Hotel viii be opened in a few days
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STEAMBOAT ISsFEcIioS.-During the year ending Sep
tember st 1885, the supervising inspector of the fourth
district which includes New Orleans granted certificates
TO Sc passenger steamers Of aggregate tonnage Of III
0Sl The aggregate number Of passengers carried by
steamers in this district subject the supervision Of The
Inspectors was during the year, Go00o0 and in that time
there has not been explosion Of boiler, collapse
Of ue have there Teen any lives lost passenger
boats from the effects Of collision Nine steam
boats haye been burned and nine snagged owboa
destroyed by explosion by collision two by suags
one by fire. and two by negligence The inspectors licensed
$40 engineers and 9o2 pilots and have tried fifteen engi-
neers revoked the license Of two, and suspended one
They have tried ten pilots and suspended SIX.
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DEPARTMENT NEws.
ArroasEY ersraAt's orr,og.

Otsolefs AesThe word obsoete affixed In the current
edition Of the Statutes Large the Of May ls 1872
entitled An act making appropriations or the civil and dip
ohte expenses Of the government for the year eghteer
hundred aud ioryRo" Is editorial error the act al
though annual In terms contains provisions OF permanent
esdaiion This error frequent one 10 the edition
Of the Statutes, throughout which for the part the ed
oria note obolee" in the margin Is be dsregarded
uness BE- confirmed BY the substance and Of
particular act Of Congress.
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Maryland Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIZE s 100, 700.

MAaAaFRs' OfFIcE,
Baltimore Ind } October D., 1885,
THE of the Maryland lotteries will give
filing orders tickets and
would public following
scheme, which Is The
Most Brilliant and Magnificent Lottery Dram.
tickets, packages
authorized by Of Autographed sigma
nf r. X Brennan, General Agent the
oii.ss frauds.
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To determine he fate of these splendid prizes rs numbers from
~ will be severaiy wheel
~ OF ranaom,
havirg 3D. 81
capital pize
Those ickes having them the
4ih 5ii 9Th 18th iih 18th ID 1tb 9Th 49,, a., am
Eth ett 9th I'd 81 4ti S''N"'''''''''''-' ~''oue
Every other three Of the numbers
entitled u prize varying 81, 900
eotdng scheme. Tnose IN afford go,d
the investment; these with number
original cost, less IS per cent.
package Of 2G draw amount hai
is Of drawn ballots multiplied
10 will sell certificates pack
ages difference between of package
u and which entities
nrnuuut as DC nabc guaranteed.
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LO AT n Gs w s..

Owing to the unayorable Of the weather. the Ma
tiona but thnly attended last evening" and make
still worse there sad falling off in the supply
Of gas The singing excellent the solo performances
Sgnor Amioi admirable, and all that lacking
bers have made the pass OF with the applause
which its merits deserved
That pet % Washington audiences Miss Agnes Robertson
makes her appearance tho National Wednesday eve
ming in two OF her best characters Secure your early
Yesterday proved to be OF the most dagreesbe DAYS
Of the sessonguss Of cold wind, squalls Of RAIN with
sional premonitory symptoms of snow-torm On Friday
night there heavy frost.
We do not know what the prices current for anthracite
coal, but do know that the supply Baltimore Pha-
depbia, and New York ia large and that the slightest
apprehension felt in those cities regard tho ruling
high prices during the approaching winter Let buyers
sellers the meridian Of Washington govern themselves
cordngy.
Centre market well supplied yesterday morning with
fish, flesh vegetables and We heard no serious
murmurings at the prices.
Already members Of Congress making arrangements,
person BY proxy, for their quarters during the np
preaching long session, and within recolecon
have the hotels Of Washington offered better accommodation
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10 GlBsoS's Drawing n,sd f'aiustnx Acaderny, No.
IL s23, 18TH
reopensd Cot reception of pupils Tie following named
branches Landscape portrait and miniature painting
n and Geographical, architectural
and machinery drawing perspective ssd skeichng from
lw
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Of warrants or certificates Issued

Those for co issued to soldiers Of the revolution
their widows who have heretofore received 100
each under the resolutions Of Congress of September lIe
So cases Of this class have been allowed.
fat@icsThe different bureaus of the Interior Depart
ment busy engaged in the annual collection OF
tistcs.
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the places Of parchass conartos Il s
option of the Treasury Depariptni.
Each propsal will Be scaled seasfsa ervcpe
GO GIBscN, q o, S.
Norx -Edtorr will paid jn4eoing Il f aspers
Advertisement sness authorized do ~ Coasay Gea
raj OF Subsistence.
l9-lnurS & STAR
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posr OFFICE prpArTMEsr.

appointment Of Route agents "a Nep Iork--James /.
CLARK in place of George Smith, resigned between
Rochester and Niagara Falls
Henry H. Palmer in place of Myron H. Peek, resigned to
between Elmra, via Canandaigua and Youngstown.
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Po@der HW Eap'osion.Seeen Persons Killed and OTHER
Wounded.

PORTLAND (Me.,) Oct. 12.-The powder-mi at Gorham
took fire this morning at ten O'clock and blew mp killing
and wounding several others The fire place
in the press-rnl, which blown atoms The mill was
formerly owned By Oliver WhPpe, of Lowell, Massachu-
setts, whose brother and among the killed. The
present owners g. q. Newhal Co., Of Boston. The
of the killed, far ascertaned, Franklin
Hawkes., Of Windham; George Whipple james Whipple,
Samuel Pinney, and John Sweet The mill has been very
actively employed for time, running night and day.
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OFFICE CF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
following of Maryland
dated bousry einss No. %, October II, 1885,
lst od 81 OH Iprh Itlh 1a,h i3h IAN
62 80 ID ~ as az IA 65 80 80 20 II CO
The following numbers Of the Fatapsco insae
LOTTERY, class No 2se dawn October 49, 1885,
Isl % 4,h 5ih 9th ah lorh Iirh l9th Iah
80 % rs Al GA 20 &c 2S % IL 2T
X. BREykN
General Agent for the Contractor saitu,ore
Lra't nonxRrs, Commissioner.
-
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g seiigEous NotieeThe Congregation Disciples Inse
in the Il Temperance Hall hs Sunday moDin.
O'Clock religious exercises,
prenehg BY Dr. J. 7. Barclay, late missionary t,e city
Jerusalem.
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The -Nets Hamnsh;re Lsyis,at.re.

CoSconp (S H.,) Oct. 12.I.eu Governor Fletcher re-
ceired the oath Of Office day. took his seat as pres
dent of the senate C. II. Chapman Of Ludlow, chosen
secretary Mr. Powers OF Woodstoek, has introduced into
the house bill in amendment Of present liquor law
which is said to be the most stringent yet framed Do-
are expressed about its passage.
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Penasylraniia Election.

PHILADELPlIa, Oct. l3.-Further returns swell the
democratic gains throughout the State. believed that
the democrats will have majority Of about tweny
Joint ballot.
Official returns give Plumer majority Of 2Gl4 in Phla
dslphia.
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Near the Casai EasiH -gls4ansrsc
CITZPATRcK BURNS Irspr tors. Of
cotton yarns chan, sail uine, wrapping tNinc
Orders from merchants WasaDgtcn eF.ocsy saisej or
nay OF The aeove articles, which will deliver Washington
be had RlDgfe other northern Eas.ist III
orders will meet with aeaion py adefesspg abpve
Oct iI--dim r.. u.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dag, lisses yrTJ ap
II and fine French THOSE ard
tain what they desired
10 pieces OF lose nedr aae haeA 4rene
New supplies in all kinds Inouraing goods
10 pieces assorted mourning silks.
SO pairs medium and blankets with lt Of ne eIh AID
die blankets
New and cheap lots of all kinds Of pure linen goods
20pcce bright p'nids, chIdrens
. rs pieces fine white
With
New goods received daily.
Delay In ciosng any bills present xfecied
One price only.
Good articles, picss dealing may all
PERRY & BROTHER.
"Cenifal Stores W esta building,
Oct 9-I0tf Opp,s,s Cgut,r Marker,
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NKw ORLEANS Oct. l2The Orizaba arrived to-day will
Mexican dates Of the 5th.
General Alvarez had been elected President by the cleo
tora college at Curacao The military power it is said
will deny him entrance to the capital and hard lighting
be expected.
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G EN- ERAL NEWS.

PROFESSOR AGAssIzs GREAT woEK--It s said that for
Professor Agasss great work which win cost S20 per
set there already 10000 subscribers in this countrya
fact that viii astonsh the sapans Of Europe.
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IIermoni Lcaislntnre.

MONTPELIER, (V) Oct. l3The legislature of Vernon
met Thursday and organized C. W. CRANKY fusionist
chosen speaker Of the house. and j. Slade aaionist clerk
The daily union., 1855-10-14

n GORGE w. MUHELL, Attorney and suzinsn,ier-st-
IN circuit court commissioner c9nnssisief
for The ofCl No. Al Wall street, New fnss
Refers o Hon Nelson, United sintes rnpenie snr
General j. O. otB Corps
ofE Ergne, United M Blair Solicitor e ihs toaFs
II. Clei, esq, and Major Arnold Harris, "anhs
o
~, 10 wF& gun3m
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EXTERIOR DEpAnrMrsr.

Bounty Land Warrants.An abstract Of the business Of
the Pension Bureau under tho Of Sd March, 1885,
the 18th inst.
Total number Of applications for bounty and reeey-
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OPPOSITION IIUpsos RvER,--There three
lines ofpassenger steamboats, running directly between AL
bany and New York, and the strife for passengers and
freight is being carried to a ruinous extent
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PabIic Sale Of Valuable Property M ssashisgtors,


THE Subscribers will offer public sale, the itth October hi
o'clock, the all the eGi estates baehiinfyy
&C., belonging the "Wnrhngion Bariel tacinrv.N
The Of The whole Of LOT No A. ara poas
Of Noe l. and !, all in NO. =, bordering ~ ows
viz III north, i57 feel 2 street "fs v
fee. the south and bordering on The west ae y nc
and Ohio Can., (Which valuable wharf peftt-9
The whole contains nboui 26 $50 feet
brick beuse, M ~ be most '~
ous and substantial ~ loia 'eet ~ ten stories hgh
front, high with frne neis IN me
stories high, H BY " feet; new and tuosiaa sio
bca boiler Furnaces, tuei ana dry ooiDs aaoat
brick dry rooms, brick na,le, &c.
wrought pipe leading new and superior
10 of Warmers fient
pumpr selersi test shsiiBg extra hnsty-
Of ihe best oak
complete Tspps paeni barrel machines
both flour AMI FISH barrels, tenure in 'e he r
| tooIs
The m or " al
aad u enclosed VIII
saes and good fek one 20 eh
active, entcpring company ts present par
would profitable ~" peg
a viii be made 20 ihs @
machinery pateni for ts pissr % -
adjopng V,rginin ara two adolS 'a
tiesi n competition need re feared
sold entire, in lots 10 ru puFchasts
Tcrmr dollars will be required dow aha p-
cred1 given for The residue ,>,~,- ,.o .,,
For further particulars apply 10 ALLAN puioth& & - Sss
Washington, ID. q. ALiAr t,..ass' ~ g., yc-y
e. BOTELER,
Orr g--eoa Nuttnneef.
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From, NorfolE
Eron Nericn

SoRFoLK, Oct l2There but few new cases Of fever
and those among the returned refugees.
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Great Sale Of Town Let's in Kentucky citg.

Great sale OF Town LCtB In kcnfucAy Gsi Y.
IN Monday, October ~, 1885, he,.ueky G III
all dsposed The growth
pey OF this place being the prominent object w hh prupftos,
all uie lots VIII be sold without feerre and ~ the inaAi
LIBERAL TERMS,
both time and payment
This town j. located In the Of Hickman Stale Of Ke
tucky, Of Mi-s,ssipa ger,
below the
MOUTH or THE ONO,
and below adjoining present
mas whn rs corporate limits the depot and station Ertunds OF ue
great Mobie and Ohio raroad northern ieruiaus.
II would be u place dwell leng,
d IN dca upon al the advantages o this oslcn and he
liant 0 AID being terminal
point OF such road lbs ook
healthy localypot-cted ali o lte
heghr OF The bapk ebak
nsaily
cyuny, rapidly settling is mighty
Father of Waters" navEabe from this oil the
steamers,
bank and having contesrediy
be fansd from New Orleans knrucsy
in direct connsxon with the Mobie ana ulo rsirpai. ayng
be ipos
Ccpal railroad Caro- and elso by Ae wi.h
cherished
the 81 Louis and Iron Mountain rasoad o ven
The MoLic and Ohio raiond Arban,
through Mississippi and Tenaefee as
the SOUTH laden with tho aad feasas and
all tue products and manufactures Of Wer and he au kt
down the illinois Central and other nioad ard ny tie
Mississippi nnf Ohio rvrfs with their numerous rd iengbY tu
Kentucky City being thus sropsi onsF
cher. about equal distance The saulesn gulf
10 The Atlantic nnd the ctirs 81 r northern sa ihe Ia
Of commodities The iredR ard barter the
products Of different cme must nke place herreso nsi ey
and taDtnipped sGDe aa
n fortunately
lscated and bseed will combination OF nufl and
lcial outlets for travel and rsde.
Terms sale A credit nnd witt personal So
lien reserved the cst
cash one and years' credit wuut
hal mr. n mi r. mtf
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Il. i. BULLOCK,
w. III. II. TAYLOR
BEN. EDtY ARDS GREY,

Truss
BIN pay subscription Mobile Ohio
Railroad authorizes Of the Of G1umhns
issued three hundred bonds of enc unded
dollars eac bosa bande aer bring
endorsed the Mobe Railroad Company, npUa
The Market and selling eigfve tie Collar,
be lots bqnaui ~
sale In Kenucky Cononf payable down. the olter hsli IN
years thereafter. GREY,
BULLOCK,
2-lmdw TAYLOR.
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~ tsxy GODS FlDk GENyLEIENs--P. J. STEER, mef-
IN received large bna hesoie ek ue
goods which he respectfully Invites ne At
nj and the pubic.
In addition large and varied stock Of cloths,
styles, his ock OF genelrh aafh
goods Is aisov and complete such as~-
u aris, crnvats, stocks. tics, gloves
4uspendcrs, hosiery ~
SILK cotton, IN woolisn undersf1tss dfafsefss &C.
clothing fu oracf az sh" h1cr ~
s,ye of unsurra cd elegance, and al far prices.
solicited cnry ana seieet chn'e ee
Ia. Seventh street
Eenf1 1Q--1aN