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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21
't fe q S5p pl1,''O" ''DAO' A'' MONROE WARD.


NJ To the Voters OF iae CITY OF HIch'
mond.-Fellow-ctizens: Having been solicited by
many friends to myself candidate for
the Office of GRAIN MEASJRER of the city, 1
now do so most respectfully. IL it should be your
pleasure TO confer that Office upon me, nothing shall
be wanting my part TO ensure faithful discharge
of the duties of the Office.
Yours, respectfully,
NH A.--Im. JAS. N. WALKER
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ny K. Ii. Cook 81 Co., Aucts.

SfLENDtD SHOW CASES AND JEW.
-, ELRI-LAST SALE AT HYMANS-Will be
solo on MONDAY, the Path inst at 10 o'clock at the
SoIe OF n; hyman, Main street, the balance of the
'ewenlry, Watches and Fancy Gods.
order ' III 'iioS' e"ceheh'
ship. O'eA' Will moving
Tools. r q CGSt materiais ana
NH q w,
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by Larus q shine,

MIGHT SALE, October 1st 1S5S.-TO:
IN NIGHT. commencing at o'clock, VIC Will sell at
our store No "a Main street, large assortment OF
staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost every az.
tcle in the fancy line and suitable tor the cfy ana
country trades
ALSO-WilI be offered extensive stock OF En-
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Anken snd
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors ana Sy'
indep.
-ALsO-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated Watches o.
ALI styles together with large stock Of Double barsci
0uns Pistols, &c, re-
Canntry Merchants would do well 10 attend thcss
..Ies as great bargains may bs sxpcstsd. Goods
~ 49, LARUs SHINE. Aucta
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by John X. y. Payne, Auct.
NWk RLAIK SMlTH AM WI 4

TWO BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL
L RIGHT SHOPS, together with all the TOOLS
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on FRIDAY, the 2lst
lns at 10 O'Clock, Union street, the Central
Railroad depot, for certain purposes two Smith and
Wheelright shops, and the ground ON which they
stand leased until the LIST December, 1853 Together
with large number of Tools, unfinished Wagons,
and unfinished articles.
Any information wanted can be had by applying to
Mr.. Thomas M. johnson, on the premises.
Terms at sale. J. r. d. PAYNE,
NH I3 iuctiouAer
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ARMORY YOUNG GUARD, /
Richmond, March 18th.

u 9lEtI Al ORDER No. =.
.~ The Company will assemble Ht the Ar
r., On FRIDAY evening the 2lst, d 81 o'clock
feI.se.y, IN fall untorm-Belt, without Cartridge
a &c, for the purpose Of visiting the Theatre, on
IL OCCASION Of the Benefit of Miss CAPPELL.
b order Of the Captain
no AI-tt CHAS 2. RADY, Orderly.
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BY GOddin & Apperson, Aucts.

7 ARGE AND VALUABLE TOBACCO
IL FACTORY ON 1lTH, BETWEEN MAIN AND
CARY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of March,
1885, on the premises, commencing at o'clock, that
really valuable Tobacco Factory situated the east
side of 18th, between Main and Cary Streets now in
the occupancy of Messrs. H. 3. Dickinson and Sam
NJ Bailey, az annual rent of 1900 The lot fronts
so feet, extends back 80 feet.
The terms, which will be liberal, will be made
known at the hour of sale The taxes and insurance
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser.
NH IL GODDIN u APPERSON Ancta
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TITO che Voters of RichmOnd.-I respect.
fully annoGnce myself candidate for your u5rages
for the Off :e of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing
charter elections. WILLIAM S. WOOD.
NH l5-lieE
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by 4. Il. COoL a.


T,RUSTEE,S SALE.-ENTYpn s,
doo 3E s 30 siScr STATIONERY And FANCY
25th 1856. at II o'clock at the store 81. March
by VIM A Buffers No 49, Main street viii he PIE
at public auction, without reseve the entire stoe o.
Bookseller; comprising well selected stoI OF
School Books, such as used in Virginia: Mo, OF
laneous Books; Letter, Foolscap, Flatcap. Msd;rye
Royal Note, and other KINDS Of Paper; Enveiona.'
Blank Books of all kinds; Memo. Books; BibIes,,
Prayer Books; Port Folos Drawing Papers; togetbe,
with large variety Of fresh and valuable articles,
which will be particularized in the catalogue
The above sale offers to country merchants a fine
chance of making the Spring purchases. at unusual
rates, the sale is peremptory The sale will con-
tinue from day to day until the stock is all sold
Catalogues will be ready one week previous to the
sale and will be forwarded to those who desire it, by
mail.
The terms of the sale will be made known in the
catalogue.
ALSO-Two Piano Fortes, one of which is new
and ia a most excellent instrument.
The house and store is for rent till Oct. |, 1856.
NH S-dtd w. F. WATSON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by ". B. Cook Il Co. Aucts.
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THE MOVING
d O r A MAS
OF
NAVAL BATTLES, PROFESSIONS, &C.,
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
WILL REMAIN FOR A
SHORT TIME ONLY.

n" The ARMORY BAND will be in attendance
p Doors open at 7 P NJ, and to commence at
clock precisely.
- admission only 25 cents; children under ten
ears Of age, IS cents
- Also on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 8
cock. for the accommodation OF Schools.
wa pts
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LOST.

/ OST--At Dickinson, Hill IL Co.'s Office,
Il during the auction yesterday, the following
BANK NOTES: | bill of $780, of $50 aud l 800
OIL / will pay liberal reward if delivered to
%"ssrs. Pulam Davis. The bills are all Virginia
money j. 4. SCHONWALD.
Nh I4-St
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BY Taylor e. Williams.

kSSMmointCL BUILDING LOTS ON Sth
49, 81. Al AuCTioN.-On THURSDAY, 9th
.h. AT ~ oclock, upon the premises will be sold
nat property beautifully situated at the southeast
sone o. Clay and 9th fronting SO feet on the east
I o. ,a on street. and running back between parallel
us 10 rect TO an alley 10 feet wide 1t will be di.
aea INTO two lots fronting "a feet each on the east
G,leaaros beauty of situation, desrability Of
y! business, these are the most desirable lots for
pimale residences now in market in tile CITY,
IERms-One- fourth cash balance at A. 8 and II
months with interest. and satisfactorily seemed
mn II TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS hpcts
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To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND.-l beg leave to announce myself a candidate
for reelection the office of MAYOR of this city,
at the ensuing charter elections.
NH tide JOSEPH MAYO
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FUTURE DAYS.
by EoddIn 4. Apnerron.

I AKGE NUMBER OF LOTS ON THE
L. MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, NEAR TO ACAD.
EMY HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTTON-On
TUESDAY, April 1st, 1856, will be sold on the pre-
misses commencing at o'clock, large number "
lots situated az above, some of which are admirably
suited for gardening, and come really fine meadow
lang piat OF the lots can be seen at our Office.
IERMs:-l-Sd cash, balance at 4 and 8 months for
last note 10 psid The taxes for the present yea
be paid by the purchaser '."' :"
NH 81 gnDDIN a. .pprpoar
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oAG TEN DUtIKINf AZ IKE w AhU...han-
GE away from the subscriber. about the lst of
N February last her man JIM, who calls him
<SB self Jim Clark. He is about IS years od6
- feet inches high, and very black; his dress
not Tecollected, though well clothed 1t is thought
he ia lurking about Manchester or Richmond but he
may have gone to King William or New Kent. where
he has relations The above reward will be paid for
his delivery if taken within the county or Richmond
or his confinement in Jail if taken elsewhere.
CAROLINE F. TEMPLE, Extr'x
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r ARGE SALE FyALUABLEANDEx

l AkGE SALE OF VALUABLE AND EX-
Ia CELLENT FURNITURE, consisting of Parlor,
Chamber, Dining room and Kitchen Furniture, Bar
and Office Fixtures, China and CLASH Ware, &c, &c,
at the United States Hotel at Auction.-On Tuesday,
April lst, commencing at ii O'Clock, A. NJ, at the
United States Hotel in this city, will be sold the en-
tire Furniture and outfit thereof consisting in part of
l20 Beds and Bedsteads complete 60 Mattresses, to-
gether with the necessary furniture for 60
sstins of Bureaus Wash stands Chairs Tables Look
ing Glasses Carpets, &c. Also the furniture two
Parlors comprising elegant Divans Mahogany Centre
Tables Chairs Mirrors valuable Carpets and Engra-
wings, and splendid Piano. Also the dining.room
furniture, consisting of valuabe Crockery China and
Glass Ware, Knives and Forks, Silver Wares Linen
Nc, &c. and the Bar and Office Fixtures, comprising
a handsome variety.
Hotel keepers and heads of families will here have
favorable opportunity for supplying themselves with
every article they require in the housekeeping
line the stock is of q superior quality, selected
with much care, has been but little used, and the
greater part is as good new.
Sale will be positive, and win be continued from
day to day at the same hour as above stated,
TERMs.-Sums under 500 cash. over that amount
months s credit for pesotsbf with
POSTPONEMENT-O to unavoidable cir
cumstances the above sale has been postponed to
MONDAY, the 7th Of April at the same hour.
NH 10 T. l. w.
VON,TABLE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
two orders of the Hustings Court the City of Rich
mond, entered at the March term of the said Court
in the year of 1856, in the two causes OF Johnston
executor, &c, against r r. Darracott, shall on
THURSDAY the 9th day of March 1856, at the
North door of the City Hall, Broad street, in the
said city, O'clock in the forenoon of that day.
sell public auction the highest bidder, for cash.
a large collection of valuable household furniture
consisting in part of Lounges, one large Sofa COW
cred with crimson Velvet one fine Rosewood Piano
and Stool, three Marble Top Tables nine Mahogany
Parlor Chairs, with backs; six Mahogany Chairs;
large Gllt-frame Looking GLASS; six Mahogany French
Bedsteads six Hair and six Shuck Mattresses with fur
niture to the same; six Mahogany Bureaus; 10 COM
mon Bedsteads, with Hair and Shuck Mattresses to
each and furniture belonging to each; Beds and
Bedsteads, Mattresses and Furniture to the same;
Workstand and sundry other articles of Furniture.
The same property was levied ON for rent, by vir-
tue of two distress warrants in favor of the said
Johnston, executor, &c. against the said Darracott
NH l7-eodtds JAS. P. TYLER, II. C. C. r.
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AUCTION sAIua.
FUTURE DAYS.
by PulIiam q Davis, Ascts.

COMMISSIONERS S4T.r 0r uur
- EsTATE.-Puruant to decree of the Circut
IcaIt OF the county Of Henrco. PRONOUNCED on the
an gay OF March, 1885, ~ Conmissioner therein
named, ~. sell to the highest bidd.r' mon ,hs
P.enm ~ OIL THURSDAY. the 9th inst al o,eiocI
= one lot Of Land. with the improve nts thsr.,
ne the city of Richmond As -
nd on the following day, the 2sth inst. upou the
E,.aes ut IL o'clock, M. lot of Land at the slssb
nsr,1, IN the county Of Hanover all being the uTo
ed ousan onsfp oied, seized and possess
cost. n ,h SALE: Cash for much a. will paw the
and for .h ale and expenses incident to the sale;
eiv.n1the residue, credit of five months viii be
approved or purchasers to give bond with
the purcha.a and the title to be retained until
to be made by the Court. pa''' ana DEED ordered
FENDALL GRIFFIN
PuIIJ.m D.v,. Special Commissioner
G -.
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" AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
BROOKE AVENUE STREET, shall, as special
Commissioner under decree of the circuit court of
the city of Richmond pronounced ON the 29th day of
January, 1856, in the suit of Mosby's guardian Mos
by sell at public auction, the premises (f fair if
not the next fair dey there after0 at the hour of
o'clock, P. NJ, on MONDAY, the oath day of March,
1856. the House and Lot in the city of Richmond
on Brooke Avenue street, of which the late Edward
L. A. Mosby died seized and possessed. This pro-
perty adjsins the lot of Mr. Henry Lyneman and has
been used grocery store in the basement and oc-
cuped IN the upper part as private residence
TERMS One-third of the purchase money will be
required in cash. the balance in equal nstaments on
credit of four and eight months the purchaser
cutting negotiable notes. interest added with good n
dOlsers and title retained until paid and convey
ance directed by the court JOHN N. DAVIS,
Special Commissioner.
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D ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

eA WARD.-Ranaway from the subscriber,
m negro named TAZEWELL He ia
~ about twenty-siX years of age a light black
-ssks of medium size When spoken to lie shows
his teeth, and appears confused. He has free wife
named Eliza Coles, residing on 22d, between Main
and Franklin streets. l will pay the above reward
for the apprehension and delivery to- confinement
of said negro in any Jail SO that can get him again.
THOS. JONES, No. 80, Main St,
NH Its Richmond Va
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DIV EILING ON
' CLAY, BETWEEN lST AND 2ND STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wl be sold on MON
DAY afternoon, the oath March, 1886, on the pre-
misses at Il O'clock that very desirable private resi-
dence the south side of Clay street, in the
cupancy of Mr. Calvin Green. The lot has front of
Sc feet and depth of 1863 feet The house is built of
wood, has ample accommodations for genteel fami-
ly, and is admirably located.
TERMs-4th cash. balance at 8, and months for
negotiable notes. interest added and title retained till
last note is paid The taxes and assurances for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
NH 7-tds GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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j AND HENRICD COUNTY, FOR
IL SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust executed
to us by Robt II. Vaughan and Joseph w. c. Clair,
decd, for the benefit of VIM. P Strother, William
H. Mcfarland and Thos. w. McCance, trustees, we
on SATURDAY, the 22nd March, 1856, at II o'clock,
NJ. all the interest conveyed to us, being twelve
divided tteenths of tract of land in Heurico county,
adjoining the lands of Temple Redd, Reuben s. Ellis
and VIM. NJ. McGruder and containing l44l acres.
1t is unde that the remaining 3I5 win be Of
fered to the purchaser, by the parties owning the
same, ut the rate which the 1918 may sell.
TERMS made known day of sale.
Acting as trustee, shall convey only such title
as is vested in US by the deed.
J. ADAMS SMITH, rr,s...,
NH IS w. GODDIN trustees
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I AND WARRANTS WANTED, mt HUR-
- LE1'S Ofice.-I am paying to-day the very high.
est market price for 40, 80, i20 end 100 acre Land
Warrants. Call early at WIN. HURLEY'S
Exchange and Land Warrsnt Office, l4th St,
Opposite the Post Office, Richmond, Va.
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TO 0WNEH. an AND DFAIEIs N

| ~uDNSEhH OF AND DEALERS IN
HORSES.-Our Horse Tonic will fatten In n
~ space OF time any horse-at the time give
= q oSsy coat of hair, relieve hide bound, and ex
~ohns 1t il the best article offered to che
'0he For ssle by
mia, DUAL 4 NORTON, Druggists
~N II 10th and Main streets.
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conclude with the
HONEYMOON.

= ,POYT~ OF TIE PIT.-There viii be n
= MAIN Os COCKS fought on Nsuxslrs island
s Es>-er Monday. 21ch inst, 10 commence between
al n o'clock NH 2l--2t~
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Dil BOXES and Halves sperm Candies
l. IS and 's; Just received per New York fol
oy NH 20 WIN. WALLACE A. SON
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Phi HIDE. Bucon .fnIes, Hams sides,
Wv. w Breasts and ahGulderG; just received from the
ssineI Tor sale by
nh ~ WIN WALLACE g. SON.
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XIRCiNIA HOUsE--Crnce street, near

ItF.-WTs KUSA "a VALENTINE "UuIu 70
spectfully solicit share of public patronage, prons
ing TO use every endeavor to make her guests feel at
homep Transient boarders also accommodated -
Terms essonabIe NH linn
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ITO THE PUBLIC..- From the ADVERTISE
l. ment of Mr.. z. Johnston, in to.day's paper, it
will be seen that the furniture of the Fowhatan House
Is for sale or enough of it to pay the rent which Ii
rent, icieh can pyore at any time. The house will
be kept open heretofore where win be pleased to
see my friends and the travelling public Generally
NH IL JOHN DARRACOTf.
whig niease
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4 - HAD NlJNKIEKS,
81 loF REGIMENT VA. VOLUNTEERS,
w o. MARCH 18th, 1856.
81 ORDERS No. r.
me Commissioned and -Comfnis-
LEA O5icers OF the Companies composing the First
7s'ilent Of Virginia Volunteers, will assemble ct
p .sEe-te Hall on SATURDAY NIGHT, at 7! o'crk
r m sids-srrs for instruction and drll.
By order Of Col. AUGUST.
u. TRUEHART, Jr.,
wa 1T Adjutant lat Regt Va. Volunteers.
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&oTiCE. --Aii persons Indebted 10 ,ue
WIZ please call and settle, as longer indulgence
aH' pc given as shall leave the city on the I'd OF
tg, nose s 70 whom am indebted will please pre-.
d. 'Aef bi!Isimmediately for payments.
,h @, ABRAHAM LEVY,
- 80 Main street
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II BBLs. Newark Cider, prime and
sweet Just received and for gale by
th ~ WIN. WALLACE & SON
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Presentation OF Sword
-. ,zl Curtains, Of the - YOUNG GUARD" and
EAGLE INFANTRY"
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TRESH SPRING HARDWARE.-.T am
i now opening large assortment of Hardware and
Cutlery of Foreign and Domestic all of
which have been bought the favorable terms
FOR CASH 1 deem il unnecessary TO enufneraie; suf
6ce IL to say that my stock is large and complete.
invite NY old customers and the public generally to
call on us and anime my Goods before making their
purchases. ThEO hObEkTsoN
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
NH Ii uardxare and Cutlery. 30 63 Main q.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24

r@-Although our State Election has
not given US all We wished, it affords the
best grounds for hope.
We hare gained tie Senate, and have 8
majority there We have reduced the ma
jority against US in the House from 81 to
] or 3.
The Democrats have barely elected
their State officers by few hundred votes
instead of the 10000 or 10000 they
claimed; and they have got back some of
the Congressional Districts taken from
them by the Americans by surprise in "a.
The Democrats have polled nearly all
their votes; they colonized thousands on
the Canals, Railroa ds and in the Cities !;
they had 10000 or 10000 naturalized
for the occasion they expended more
money than they can raise again and
they got votes for their candidates that
they can not get for the last old Federalist.
We shall have out thousands more Of
votes in Nov; thousands who voted
against us, then, will vote for Fremont ;
and our friends will work harder than
they did last month.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24

BACKING OUT.-Wc never doubted
that as soon az the election Of Mr. Fremon,
became a matter of probability, We should
see the Fire Eaters backing out from the
position of insisting upon dissolution
of the Union in the event of Fremont's S
election. Senator Toombs Of Georgia de-
clarcd that in such 4 contingency, the
Union should and could be dissolved
At the late secession meeting in South Ca.
rolina, he has recedel from that position,
aud is reported to have said !:
"He did not know that any amount of
effort could avert the issue bctweeh the
North and the South, but instead of acting
on speculative idea Of failure, he ronld
,corhc according to the Conititutinn as long
as he ,cas IN the Union, and he ,could hope
on until there ,cas hostile legislation, and
then he would obey the dictates of the
great law of nature, aud resort to the old
arbiter of kings and men-the arbitrament
Of the sword"
Now Mr.. Toombs well knows, that there
will be no hostile Legislation" against
the South in the event of Fremont's cleo
tiOn and therefore, his presen. position
is perfectly safe one.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24
STR AYED
Sherif'S Sale.
QY virtue of a writ Of Vend. EX. is

QY virtue of a writ of Eend. EX. is
- sued out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Union county, will be exposed TO Public
Sale at the house of VIM. Ebert, in Hartleton,
Saturday, Nouen,ber %, 1856,
at 10 o'clock, AM, TO wit:
No. l. certain Tract of Land, situate in
Hartley township, county aforesaid, bounded
east by lands of the heirs of Shem Knaus, west
by lands of Jacob Hilbish, south by lands of
Jacob Moore, and north by lands of David
Katherman, containing II Acres more or
nless, all TIMBER LAND, with the appur.
= tenances.
No.2. Situate in Hartley township, county
aforesaid, bounded east, west and south by
lands of Jacob Hibish, and north by lands of
George Rule, containing One Acre more OF less
with a Lime Kiln.
No. 3. A certain Tract Of Land, situate in
Hartley township, county aforesaid, bounded
east by lands of IF. Wilson, west by lands of
Jacob Roger, south by lands of Jacob Hilbish
and north by lands of George Ruhl, containing
One-Fifih part of an Acre more or less s,whereon
is erected a Lime Kiln, with the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold as
the property of Daniel .Spigeimyer.
DANIEL D. GULDIN, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Lewisburg, Oct. 81, 1856
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az See New Advertisements.
TG Contractors.

The Trustees of the University at Lew.
i.burg, having sold the building occupied
by the Female Institute, (to some gentle
then from New Jersey, who contemplate
keeping a public boarding house. now
purpose erecting large building, adapted
for Seminary, in the Grove, near St.
George street Proposals are invited, Gin
bur paper to,day,) until Friday of next
week. The sale of University Lots, to-day,
Is intended to aid in securing funds with
which to erect a commodious and more
attractiye edifce.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24
Vote Direct for President.

Every citizen would like to cast his vote
direct for President, as be does for Cover
lor and other officers but Slavery inter
feres, aud requires the Electoral Ticket
system, tina. it may have an undue politi-
cal influence. The Union Ticket presents
an opportunity to vote directly for either
FREMoNr or FILLMORE, as they prefer.
Those gentlemen would be competent to
vote as Electors if elected, and would not
vitiate the other names even if they were
Incompetent e4- Each ticket must have
.ao more than tteeaiy-Serea names, but may
have less if desired sas-Soe that all the
names and none other-on your Ticket,
are like those under our editorial head,
(6rst page, inside if you wish to vote for
Fremont. If you wish to vote Fillmore,
erase the name of John c. Fremont, and
substitute "Millard Fillmore" Theu if
there be 10000 tickets headed Fremont,
and 10000 tickets headed Fillmore, aud
the united ticket be elected, each of those
candidates would receive Is Electoral
Notes-and SO on in exact proportion as
one or the other has most votes on the
union ticket.
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H0ur Turn next

The Ups and Do,ons of Election, have
this year been almost equal to those Of
1910 and 1913. On Wednesday morning
after election, the Democracy were cxult-
ing but returns thro' the day seemed to
render the success of the Union Ticket
certain, and our Fremont boys had a bon.
fire on the occasion. Thursday and Friday
the scale wayered, until on Saturday the
Democrats were out of the woods, and had
a torchlight celebration, as dimiuutive in
proportion as their majority. " Or turn
meet, boys I"