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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

VIRGINIA: ll the Circuit Gourt eff me
County OF Henrico, March 9Th 1857: In the ca,e
OF Ischarner Woodson. Executor and Trustee uud-
the will OF Miller Wo0dson, deceased. There bsine
error In the order entered in this Case on the g al
February, 1856 designed to be a compliance With
Chapter lSo, Section 50 of the Csde of Virginia and
1t appearing BY the report Of William r Watson
Commissioner bearing date the LIST July, 1855 Ana
regularly flied in this Court that the accounts of the
said Executor and Trustee were settled before him
and thai lid settem mt constitutes ,rtton AZ tLs
ssid report and 1t likewise appearing hat more than
two ysaIs have elapsed since his qualification of the
sHd Executor ae such on the motion of Dapid r.
street one Of the four children of Mary b. street.
fhe wife OF David Street, which Mary D. was one nj
the dtstrioutees under the will aforesaid and who.a
cdidren, four In 4 umber inherit from her in eousl
portions h-r ictsres dstributee aforesaid II s
dered oy me Court that the creditors of the said Nh
yer Mooason deceased do chow Cause on or bef,r.
WEDNESDAY tho 9Th day of Nav next ensn,ns
against the payment and delivery III he estate of
ead decedent to ~ egatees and ibutees and II
n!oHner oroered that a copy of this order he nnb
la hed once week for four weeks In the Richmon6
Dspncn. y Newspaper ppbshed in the city of 3 icb
mona soa posted at the door of the County. Court
noose OF hennco County on the ,st day Of tx sue
eessvs terms Of the said County Court.
Copy-TeGe:
NH l2-i..4w TEMPLE ELLETr Clark
pAnriA ULAk NUTICH.--Cne ruO.cri :.
= Der having had his store ENLARGED inf rms nj.
friends In town and country that be 10 aiso makins
ee and Vsned additions to his stock of Medicines
Fancy Goods, &C., ice and feel. confident that h.
can oher superior inducem ens to those ia want Of
any articles In bic line Particular attention paid To
farmers. '' - Ao
Prescription; carefully and accurately esmpour ded
Hom select. and reliable medicines.
yNO w. GARLlCK,
-. :. Apsthecary and Druggist, Market Place,
NV I4-lw Frantlip street.
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$3.50 pnzes amounting TO-. e2O4 900
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from l to 50, co., corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encircea with small tin tubes and
placed in one W heel.
The first ai2 prizes similarly printed and erereled
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and number 4,
drawn from the wheel OF Numbers, and at the same
time Prize 10 drawn from the ether wheel Tho
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib-
tied to the audience, and regstei ed by the Commits.
.ioners; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn This operation II repeated until all ths
Prizes are drawn out
APPROX NATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
6rst u Prizes will be entitled to the 40 Appr Iims-
ton Prizes, according 70 the scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last figure the number that draws the s5oOOO prize
For example, If the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $50 II the NAM
Der ends with No. 2 then all the tickets where tho
number ends in'2 VIII be entitled to $50, and to
0. Certificates Of packages will be sold At the fol-.
lowing rates which 10 the risk:
Certificate of Package Of 10 whole Tishss......sso
10 10 quarter Gau $685.. 20
In ORDERING TICKETS or Certificates,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by the first mail. Purchasers have tickets end
Ing in any figure they may Designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
" Purchasers will please write their signatures
plan and give their Post Office, County and State.
U Remember that every Prize il drawn and pay
able In full without deduction.
n All prizes of $1,000 and under, paid immedi-
.tely after the drawins-othsr price at the usual
time of thirty days
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Address ordss for Tickets or Certificates either to
B. SWAN CO., Atlanta Ga,
fl % Or q SWAN, Montsomerv Ala
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n sPhlNs, is37.
M CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEEWAREs.
GEORGE ]. SUMNER,

GEORGE ]. SUMNER,
No 20 Pearls Richmond,
Has In store, and 10 now receiving ~ recent arri'
vals from Liverpool ard the American Factatles,
his So inc supplies of CHINA GLASS, EARTHEN-
WAkE, LOOKING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS,
&C., to which he invites examination from mer-
chants visiting this market.
His atock wi be found extensive and compiets,
and will be ssd good terms ~ any house 10 the
country offer.
To ali cash or prompt paying time customers In
ducemen's will be offered equal to any 10 DO fousd
the North.
To those merchants who have been 10 the habit Of
buying all their goocs at the North. he would ssy,
that all he asks is impartial insps cten OIL Sss
stock and prices assuring Them they VIII ssve ume
Tn. an1 Dy
s1oNEWARE of ths best euslity. et factory
prices. NH e-xm
- PN1 M -, max an 13N111- EkIks and
y LioUoas'-WiNsToN = POWERS h.v. IN
store an are resolving an unn'usly large ana
sock Of Groceries, Wines, Liquors Plaster, Srlna'
stones, &c, which they selected .i,h ere@J s few
OF the leading articles mentioned below, TO wniea
they invite punetasl dealers. viz: ,n.
go bsgs Rio Lsgusyra sod ava Ccfses, very Ptins
81 fhds choice P. 4. and Cuba sugar
St2 pchss. Refosd sugaIs ell srades
2ls 6hds- tuns aud bbis Mos.sss snd syrups
Is 4 and pipes best brands OF Londea Dock srsn,
dy. OtaId, Dupuy Co.. jas. Tennessee
and other we'll snown brands
no bss eh5,es sss veil Known whisheyA "rurs
Rye Bourbon,'&c.
$50 b6s other msdun good wh.stey.. cid white and
other brands
SEQ bb's Cipcianati and Pittsburs; do. Run, 0in'
Apple Brandy. &e.
Als6 ssssrsi assortment Of other good. .sia -
z. Cheese; Bacon; starch; Soda; Shot ana Lsesi
Nails; salt /; Grindstonss; Ground PissIef Weoa.
gars ssnefsllyi Tsnners and hschiae CIV wlhaev
dias. aad Puttyi Green and Black Tess Ass &e- 80
to which they invite dealers before eeysns go
where nh 2i-zms
kOk sALk--To rcmaiu IN or scar ssc
1 city, very likely httie Gul, In her niasa yssh
NH ia-st r. n. TABR SON
KIM AUs- aUN d ~ A hkANs..kst
1OOO sale ~ icwess maxi rsts BY
nh 20 pfsssisw
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= NA hAh HENWA nk, CHINA AND
HT5 GLASS
@M SPRING, 1857.
VIM. F.. BUTLER,

w M. T. d . LEr3
Importer, 19 Vain street, Richmond "a,
Isnow receiving per ships ANDREW Fost 6r' aud
America" q full supply of English goods of new
patterns and fiom various manufactures snd auction
Lace sa rs: In 1nis couay, very isise stocA 0.
and Fancy Goods, which he fsrs for sale upon the
most favorable terms.
The merchants of Virginia, Tennessee and North
Carolina, are invited to examine his goods
e. Special pains taken to pack oil goods securely
and orders promptly filled. NH lS..-im
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~a FOR RENT. THE upper part of the
HM louise corner of Main and Pearl streets, is for
&A rent The rooms being large, and the location
good one they suitable for almost any kind of
business. MYERS JAHNkE.
NH Tits
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DIsEASkS or THE
ZB[KC&A FEET aud HANDS, Corns,
/@TEyWEA Bupions. DefoImed Nails,
AZSS &C., and every disorder of
the Feet and n ands ersdcsted without any pain. BY
DR.. g. SCHULTZ the skilful Surgeon Chiropcdist,
from London. NoTIcs.-Dr. 8. bets to inform his
patients. friends and the public generally, that he
has now renewed his effise to l60 Broad street,
doors from the of Mr.. ZachrssoLs Drug Store,
between 9th and 7th streets mp stairs (sign on the
door where he may be daily consulted from A. M.
till Up. M.
~ Ladies' and Gentlemen, az usual, attended at
their residence, without extra charge.
NH 7-dIm+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

CHASTAINWHiTE. LAWRENCE MAkfE
WHITE & MA KYk, Attorneys at Law,
w RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, attend the Courts
of Richmond City, the counties Of Henrico. Hano-
YER, Caroline, Chesterfield and Goochiaud; and the
District Court of Appeals at fredericksburg
LAWRENCE MARYE 10 Notary Public, and
Commissioner of the United States Court of Claims.
Office over E. B. Spence's, corner Of Governor and
Main streets
CHASTAIN WHITE will have an ofRse at Ash
Isnd Hanover county. '-19-Sm
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llkSTlN DhMONsTkATED.- = MA
IL DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Richmond and vicinity that
she will give information in all the afsi-s relating
life, such Health Wealth, Love, Marriage, Jour
ueys Law Suits, Difficulties in Business Absent
Friends, Sickness and Death, and in respect to all
other subjects both past present and future, and s
concerns of life Terms-For Ladies rs cents Gen.
tlemen so cents, each Apply at No. II, (which is
and Main and Cary streets, Richmond. Va.
felS-d2m+
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- FUN HENT-A first rate business
I'll stand, on 18th street, lately occupied by Henry
kzA W. Quarles, a. a wholesale hat and shoe store
given Immediately. For terms, apply to
NH 17-2aw3w HUGH w. FRY Il SONS.
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1Ealil Los sON ssU nkANss.Ess
1OOO sale at iowess ma,ket rsts BY
nh 30 Dfsssisw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

L>Uh hkNT-.A Coal ana " OOa Yard,
u with la &c Stable on 9Th street and the Canal
near the Armory
fe 81 2awts ]. r KEEaEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

IA 40 DULLAhs REWARD. ..Hana
2Y way from the Subscribers, NEGkO
"A MAN, named .
LEWIS DABNEY who left on the 18th Of
Il. January last. He IL about nineteen years
old about 5 feet inch.s hieh-brown skin, bunny
face, and of medium size. We will give $50 for his
NH 10 ia TURPIN YARBROUGH.
yPkClAL NUTICk. The firm of AUG
- ANDERSON Il CO having been dissolved BY
the death of AUG. ANDERSON, the surviving part
ners ALEXIUs GREEN and JOHN A. HAYES,
have formed new co-partnershiP with CHAS: r.
ANDERSON, under the name Of ANDEksoN,
GREEN l. HAYES, to carry OF the wholesale
Straw and Millinery business, at the new Warehouse
No. l0l Main street, formerly occupied by Aug An
derson Co where they viii be pleased TO SEQ the
ALEXIUS GREEN,
JOHN A. HAEVES,
CHAS. II. Az DEhBON
February LIST, 1857.
The subscribers. who the surviving partners Of
the late firm of Aug. Anderson l. Co, will wind MP
the business eff that firm without further delay end
will be obliged to eli those In ebted TO them Go make
nrompt payment ALEXIUS GREEN,
JNO. A. HAYES,
Surviving Partners of the late firm Of
fe2-Sm AUG. Anderson Co. Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

- HUNK AGAiN...Ihe subscriber ts
again back at his Old stand, corner of Main
and 18th streets with new house, new and
offer greater inducements to his old patrons and
friends, and the public generally than he has ever
done. Those in want of something really nice and
desirable in the way of Clothing for the Christmas
Holidays, would do we'll to give him a call.
E. B. SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor
dc IS No. 10. corner Main and 18th sts
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NOR eALE--To rcmaiu 10 or scar thc
city, very likely httie 6ml, In her niasA 1sah
st low price, Apply TO .Us
NH 1a-6t 2. n. TAbb tOM.-
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- FOX hkNT.-A small house on I'd
ls:H street. between Main aud Franklin immedi
- ate possession eau be had. Apply on the pre-
,iass NH 2O..-5t+
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~-n CO.PARTNERsnIP NOTIUK.
= Tbs Subscribers having assectasea then
-sslves unaer the style Of q "
Co, for tbs pnrpose Of carrying on the CAkelAoE
MANUFACTURING buainesst are nov gr1ead1so =
furnish the publis with CAkkIA0ESs bUo0l -
10. Of svery description, the shortest police ana
reduced prices Hayins pf0sured the ssrces 2! -,
psrior workmen. We can confidently warrant All
work turn cd Of our sstablishment and respeet-
fully solicit share Of the public pstronsge. Oar
factory IL situated Virginia street, near The Dan
VILE Depot Repository, 18th street, betweea Msis
And Cary. q T. NILES,
THOs 8. THORNTON,
JOHN ek1TCHARD.
P.s.-REPAIRINo done with nsatness and dis
match. February Int, 1907.
f. 5-d&w6m
nIasDLUY lUr OF CO-PAklN M sHlF.
The CO. Psrtnership heretofore existing bet ween
this undermined. under the firm Of j l.. BMlTHER
4 BRO IL this day dissolved BY mutual ccnsept
Those hav1pg claims against hs concern, will pre-
cent IN am TO JOHN l. HMlTHEk for pay ment; and
these indebted s,ectfuly invited to cali and
settle thsir respective dues with him, who II alone
auth ,rzed to wind up the business
JOHN L. eMITHEk,
Fab %. 1857 r. 8. SMITHER
John L. 6MTTHEk will continue ths DRY
GOODS business in this house lately occupied by j.
L. smither Bro, ard begsto tender hs most crate
ful sck to his friends and the pubiis fol
til very liberal patropag, accorded to hs late firm
and respectfully socits for himself continnsnse
III, same assuring thsm that his best Efforts will be
us- to rive entire satisfaction TO eli who may xtent
nh Sim JOHN L. SMITHER.
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FOR kENT'--Thr house on Cary
LIN street, between cd and Sd, recently occu pied
A by R. A. Pryor, Esq 1t contains Ii rooms and
has been recently thoroughly repaired. For terms,
apply to DIBRELL JOHNSON,
NH Its Opposite shockoe Warehouse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-24

~ MICAJAH 3. MEADOR has returned
70 TIE city, and 10 prepared to his old iepds
and the public In the art OF Oh srpeuing RACERS
THOR hoe cutlery: He can also furnish q superior
STRAP. Orders left at Jas O. Nelson's on Ith street
opposite Godd ms Hall
NH dvk cl,
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4 A. Il Il. A. PATTESON,
y. COMMIs SION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
NO. l04 FRONT ST, NEW YORK.
AMEs A. PATTESoN,
rHos. A PATTEsoN, ASSN
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- FOR RkN1-A large, convenient
E;a and admirably located tenement OF Governor
~ street, recently in the occupancy Of Mrs Z. 8.
Claiborne. For terms, apply to
NH l2-2tar2w GODDIN &APPERSON,
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eqEKSA NOTlCE..-l take this method IA
f2aX of informing my customers, friends,
and the public generally, that have NJ
iust opened store on Main street, opposite .lxx.
Clothing. Caps, &C., and solicit a share OF public
patronage. M. SCHULTZ
Agent for L. Lichte nsten
N. B.-Csps of all descriptions made to order at
the shortest notce, and particular attention psid to
this branch of his business. Observe the aGdreas
NH LIZ 6tk
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4 EWIS n. WEBB IL CO., GENERAL
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Offer their ser.
vices for the sale and purchase Of Flour, Wheat,
Corn. Tobacco. As. "a s---6n
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non HN1 AND sALs.

- FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR RENT
The lower OF the new brick buildinss on the
north side Of Main, between 81 and 9TH streets
recently finished, with II rooms and ali suitable
for , family ~
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NUTICE...tly wife Martha A. Lewis
~ has left my bed and board, without. just Gauss
or provocstion on my part; therefore, do forwarn
all against receiving her into their houses or
giving her credit for any thing my account for any
sum or amount whatsoever.
ia John LEWIS
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- EUN n 6NI.. r or the balance OF the
y year. a very desirable residence in the coun-
"a try about 5 miles fro n the city, the Brock
Vile ruad containing y acres including excellent
PASTURE aud cod orchard Of fruit trees 1t 10 a.
nirabIy adapted for a Market Garden There 10 so
eoocd well of water on the premises. Ths whole
10 completets order. To . good tenant, the place
will be rented low. Apply to
JOSEPH BERNARD,
NH % ST. TN RI. premises.
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FTHE PLAINTIFFS HVUSE.--1 he pOpn
hesitation in saying is richly deserved Under tine
management of its energetic and polite proprietor
Mr.. MUMFoRD, ard such attentive servants as at
tend his tables this house fail long enjoy
its present rsl uta.Ion and hope to the unit
ing efforts Of Ar M to please his borders and he
public repaid by liberal share If patroraga We
speak wba; we know, being EOARDERS.
NH 81 d6tc4.
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RiGHMYNn 4 LII AND BaASk
HI FOUNDRY, FANCY CRATE AND sENoER
M MANuaACTuREs-N No 225 Hain street. between
sth and 9Th, vest side-The subscriber has for sale
100 different kinds and 10 daily ing Crates
n order wholesale and retail At Nor hern p,ices-
any part ofthe st.is Also, Bels and r.as Csst,nss
shortest notice.
NH l6-6m sAML D. DENOON.
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- TUBACCU FACTORY EUn II rryT
%s The Tobacco Factory, now occupied by Mr.. N
A B. ckinson, on 18th street., between Main and
Cary, will De fer rent next year. Possession giveI
bt January Apply to
kARKSDALE READ
os 8--h Shookoe Warehouse.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
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The wildered11 !
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Fides LANDING :
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he radiance &
lose beam Pc
IN that sweet Il
3 clouds o'ercs
pbscming quf !
" naught but !
10 light to ehs
ken il, ere long
Once more hisl
eems. as he .:
Py contrast 70
I'm thus our Al
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pr triumph 70.
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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
Practising Mearness.

Mr. Russell formerly of Coudesport,
Potter County, Pa, is the accredited
author of the letters published in the
st. Louis Democrat over the sigma.
turc of EssFx. The following we
copy from letter several weeks ago
from that journal to show how false
men can be when they wish to play
the demagogue, create personal pre-
judiee against an Individual, or see
how mean they can write
'fThere was an election here to-day
for a member of the Territorial Coun-
ell, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of E. Chapman
Some time since, Browns paper pub
1ished card from MIR. Christian, a
,pro-slavery man, announcing himself
a candidate for the office, and solicit
ing the suffrages of his friends. MIR.
{. is v.ry popular man with our peo-
pie, and some of our free State men
have so much love for him personally
and "masonically." that, to crafty
him, they swallowed the bogus code,
test oatlis and all, eat their own words
and loud defamation of determina-
tion never to vote under the spurious
laws, eemProanise.l their owa honor,
proved traitors to the free State party,
false to the sentiments of the people
OF kaasss, and, by their action, en-
dorsed the fraua'ef the 30th OF March,
1885. Even the weuld- -be-considered
martyr, Brown of the Herald ef Free
dom. in his paper suggested the pro-
priety of free State nlen voting for
Christian, as the choice of two evils.
But it was an ereor of judgment, for
be was not base enough to vote when
tkefime ,casae. And the only reason
given fer taus voting is because Chris
tian is clever man, and although pro-
slavery and supporter of the bogus
government, his cleverness entities
F.im to the votes of the free Stale men.
Lawrence, that could give Whitfield
only three votes. gave Christian over
sixty. Lowry forty -four, and a Mis-
sourian ten"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
The Shooting Of Dutch Henry.

A man living ON Potawatomie
Creek known by the name of Dutch
Henry was shot aud mortally wounds
ed on the % Of March. As various
reports are in circulation, and inno-
cent persons implicated, it may be
proper to state what we know about
it.
Sometime in February letter was
received at this office from man
boarding with Henry. saying that he
was returned Californian, and had
sewed In his overcoat So, 200 in Can
ada bank bills. Being absent from
the house one day, the coat was rip
ped open and all the money taken.
The looser requested that his loss
might be noticed in the paper, &c.
He afterwards offered one half of this
sum for its recovery. Suspicion
rested upon Henry. and few indi-
viduals determined to search him, and
in the attempt, and his efforts to cs-
cape, he was shot. Henry was vie-
lent man, was at the head of most OF
the marauding parties in that neigll-
borhood, and was the leader of the
party which burnt and robbed Ottawa
Jones house last August, and at
tempted to murder him. His ante
eedents were such as to direct suspi-
eion towards him, and the cireum-
stances confirmed the suepicion.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-11
Delaware City. K. 7.

HlIIIS place is situated ON the Missouri Riy.
i er, eight miles below Ft. Lcavenwortb.
It's central location on tie river, with reSrsFt
to the principal points on the Kansas River.
being nearer to Lawrence, the great emporium
of the Kansas Valley: its superior landing.
and Its beautiful location in the midst Of a
heavy body of the finest timber. skirted by The
most beautiful and fertile prairies, together
with the fact Of its being opposite to the ou
let of the rich bottoms of the Missouri and
Platte Rivers on the east, and the natural
shipping point for the products of the sane.
combine to render it the best and most desira-
bfe point in Kansas Territory on the Missouri
River. 1t is also principal point on the new
ly projected Airline K. +. from Chicago yis.
Keokuk to Kansas, and is the permanent sea,
of isstice for Leayenworth Co.
Emigrants are invited to make this thcr
shipping point on the river, and also to visit i.
for the purpose of location, as offering unpar-
allelcd sdSantages.
Full accommodation for freights are being
erected, as a large amount of Government
freight viii be consigned to this point.
Superior inducements are Offered to mechGa-
les of ali kinds to locate hero.
Fec simple deeds are given to those purcha-
sing town property. as the site has been pur-
chased from Government.
Delaware City contains, at the present time,
between 300 and 400 inhabitants.
We invite emigrants from every quarter
L. f. HOLLINGSWURTH
Delaware City. Feb. l5-tf President