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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
liul3l for sale.

A SPLENDID Fur s'o-y bn L HOTEL, e,eranty
"A arfangj, with stsLtrs. ont Ia. ist o. slo eyeIv
convent ice at'Rchef ia the fournhihg city Of 1r-
Claire. Terms reasonable part u the rureAs ~
money viii b. taken la horses, mules. snl wsggoss
Also. several csibiy 'uhtdf City Its for raie loo
ADD at graf bSfgisDs One os fronting Oh the River
the bet possible site for business hou.~ of ,sy
kind. The above Lots also situated Ia the g,
" Letizir-
fes1df p q RaDs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
From ~ FSt Dsdgs SsS,in l. April 3 ses7.
1ssstb1s asAias Oassago n lsWs.

From ~ S.st Dsdgs Sss,in I. Aprd :. ses7.
fsssab1s lsAias OsssaOs n lsWs.
On Saturday night of last week the
startling word was brought to town Of
the massacre by the Sioux Indians and
half breeds, Of the white settlers at
Spirit lakes,i Dickson County, in consis.
ting Of some - 70 10 families. Two
houses only were visited by our inior-
mants, in and around which some IA
persons were found murdered.
On Sunday town meeting was cal
led, and on Monday companies Of 20
men each were organized under the
lead Of Captains John +. Duncombe
and Charles j. Richards, Of FortDodge
and Captain johnson of Webster City.
The whole under the command Of Ma
ior VIM. Williams marched for the
scene Of the outrages on Tuesday, 24th
ult. 1t is to be hoped they will over
take and chastise the ssvages, who at
the last accounts yet remained at the
Lakes with several of the females in
captivity.
In the early part Of the month sevc'
rslexprcsscs came in from the Little
Sioux river settlements for armed aid
against the Indians and halfbrceds who
commenced by pillaging the houses Of
their provisions and ended by violating
the persons of the females.
II was found impossible to afford re.
lief at that time, by reason Of the deep
cncrnsted SHOWS on the prairie which
rendered travelling impossible! The
Indians becoming cmboldened from
these facts, Of which they are quite
well aware, have wound up with q gen.
eral massacre, and it is feared gene
raj indian war will be the conse'
quence.
Since writing the above We are in.
formed that the Indians contemplate
an attack against Springfield small
town in Minnesota not far distant from
Spirit Lakes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

nNE HrNrEFp aCREs Of prair,e I,,d nv.
~ nib Ium raw up RI q, NJ n. J KustE's Perm
Mot :: i"ndf nrin UNITY Tor mytstn.rni. Tenn,
VI as 'nthsH e. EAuS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
SECURITY AND CLEANLINESS.

GAS LIGHTERS AND WAX vEsTAs.
THv sn"s'-ihs'- hn"'o~ Gel ed ~ r. eycr7
] rarufac u-er 81 N" ~ ~ De + a-'d y
s"r'Iv - .etsi'. s,a - ~ivs ID - frrn a.rs
WAX GAS LIGHTERS c.nvenr nj lcng,hf,r ismliy
use
WAX vrSrAS IN II. " and sm.r boxes.
Yin " v~.
Tdwphn~af.d Gas foacrere Nn rhss
whkh hrrr " ~ ae-a an cdor vcr, de irssie fov
fa-rI IT, ard nsv,'en'-r'v 'n- ~ v1ors
Give item = tri.i AMI judge cnrdirri,. ~ sale NJ
'SThe EOsrN DOOk N0Omss."
10. 30 b ndy Street q oys ADORE the roS fr7es.
.m.IsHf E' AoANS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
Isss 1SSOrs0 Land Tor. kO4r.


Oh acre, =" inn row d. on. NIL. nth { Wal.
w colt. III b"t y ~,ii ~st.,ed ad~iiis
- 90 - = 49, A. d g. A.. 7 e.. fAbS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
BOARD WANTED,

NOR e n lsman And his wife. Must b. near the
L bcsness por .&n OF the city. Addres. W. 1t thu
M Apsi, u, DAT.
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70 TN & PUBLIC.


EstablIShedl SlA
-. II. EV.aJv.0,
MANUFACTURED AND WHOLESALE psAlss
An, PesseR. Matt, 0sps, Wlnes ~ ljQuosu.
lsi and 1913 North Mais stsses, g. Lssis, Ne.
HAS IN STORE sad 70 srsive, ~ fsuowns eecls,
II which Gre Oaered 70 the sre1s q - ~ deuraG
bic hou In the United 0tates.
so es'. Dsysee Pr eest Az 50 ssoasr 49,.
2S00 10 Cinriuustti stock do
lao0 do PhiIAdripAia II Do
40 d Posshkeep-ie Aie nanufset'a ~ vssees.
100 do 1enns:t. II 4 xxx Ale
1sesv q packases 0laesow and RdsnbursA AIS n
20 end seas end Il ~ as' fsvosahs
500 hass pess India Psls Ale, nsnssae urea ~
he .asssst Scsesh Brewer. Aasn Kcas
aeoeo bills Lager beer, nsasiaesss sPea ne b.
RoRrRs AND DsOwN spouf
nsrtly. Pertains 4 Oo.'s Lesdss Rsstsr y vsel -
ncisi ~ Ise''s Stout in AAss - ~.
1000 sble Philsd-lphia Porter
800 q PNseouvh do bs
80 Do Cincnnsssi Do
60 0roes torrr and Ale UUss,es, pinss ed osssts.
800 Do RnCis sssue bsttlss snG js0.
80 bslss Spanish Porter cyrk ssserts6 slses -
sethsr wiA i.rE psay %
Foreign 1rAneles and Wines,
% beurhon Rye sn1 n0enaesAfis Whiskey,
al, san. y. Yorl nops ~ Marley 1al..
On hand. snA ~ which sesn S,l..Iy in"iss NE q.
trnticn VI tAs sssae.
II =. svANs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

WESTERN Iowa We are indebted 10 ths
Crescent CITY O,acle for the items below
concerning the "Missouri SLOPE"
Lewis is the cOuniy>seat of Cas- Co. with
an excellent prairie location and about 2O0
inhabitsnts.--Ashton, county seat of Mon
ona has some forty buildings, and bids fan
for next season.--Shelbyvlile, county seat
of Shelby, is situated near the largest body
Of timber ia Western Iowa, comprising
about 81 square interchangeable, CO sea,
OF Harrison, has few hundred inhabitants
aid abou, 50 houses Cine inna'i, only riv
sr town in Harrison Co. Of commercial i'm
p"r'ance, situated seven miles frsm the
Missouri on the SouX City road.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

DessSeeeoo AD6sect0sa.
COMMERCIAL c..LLgoV.J c. LOPEZ, ees - p :
Beating 80 GxeAanee.
DoUl.AN Z STUMP. Main O..
AACkLOrf = COkblH -. Cor 5ecs0d aud bssdy.
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL / CO.. Main.
COO1 SARGENT. main and Seoona.
AC011GOR, LAWS 4 DLAkRnORK. 80. .11sin.
ChC11. Bro. BARROW D CO.. Cor Main - ~.
fAAnAG. rOW3ns 1 MrLxAN.... above ?. ..
Lad ASsnss.
ALL9M = CtAnk........P. O. Du1din0. 1es1y =
NlcKOLI4, lSnaLL = CO.. ..naia =
1asasonee Aeeoeies.
q. D. HOVHAAH............... Nam ssross.
~ 0oo1o.
CHAMPION 3 SON Cor. -. Brady Ses.
J. SUTTON CO...... 0sisg's naock, Prny Vt
GRO wEAvkH ..naia n, near Cont Z Sareeut
WAnSw0RTH "a st; opposite l.eClairS h Q
u. II. SMITH. CORNER - Ard Bfaly.
ADA3SON 3 RAPP...........9d.S 1t. above Furry
v. lNSl.8B.. mo II. LeC9alrs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

LNGhtY icr. ofescell nj md Iani.om.iy si,pate1
] Lana adiDiiiing he iush II fulton uitltE !. NH.
" h' Rail Rnai. aId rsm- di.tanc- rem Ia. team
p'u ~ Burr - Pic'tynisn. This land vil,e Old
at lo~ rfe for cav. cre,iit gwen on = pytinn
Of the purclaee nion,y
f.tI7 - ~ vapo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

Z ~ Doxno hs0 ne.k Glass y s>oIc ssa ses .ass
y - ~. &c. -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

HOUSE, aDd Lots for safe. hans n.eis .ttLst, 4 =
III different parts Of the city Also sf0 lo.s IN Pull.
tons addition East pavnpast, fop sale v,Yv ,ps
and nt time - stift puvcha-.rs. q NADS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
THOU SANDS

would ,tste, that
THOUSANDS
have eea seH since the Pa .ene vas sued
The larg ly incr Asag demaDi q . thes popula. ~.
IRIS inruc+s the Agents 10 rsnind deai-rs g.
tA.tr orders ear y. and thereby pr, vent delay.
Orders BY nsAh y III me, with pr,mpi st, htun.
Anu'x-d u list oi the retail Iric' Of the r.eses
ssr The convenience Vt tho.e wanting . s,nsi- ne.
PRICE OF FREEZER
Two Quarts. ~ ; rhre, Quarts -: -Four Quart t..
-; Six CURTIS, Is; Nine Quarts, Is, Fourteen
ocsrts, ~; Twenty Quarts. 41l.
Adaress Y. BkRRIAk, Col BRoApwAy, New
YORK. A4ents for Pstentec.
April, II 3 mo.
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k.eOv NOTICE

WE have this day admitted into cur Arm Nos
w JSHss ltNpLsN, ist" II Ni.s,1ri, snd =,
continue the prsc ~ n" Isw un~s, TIE "a Of
COON, DILLON 4 LgaDLFv.
In con, eQaenor o! his, all iers'ns vi ic- 81
aud seattle, . our Cd bu. in.ss must aLd slGR G
clret
AIFii I. '6S7. dan COOK X DILLON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

WESTERN CoL..EGE.--From the Col
legc Advocate for March, we learn that
the last half Of the present session Of
Western College, Linn County, was to
open on the LIST ofApril. Some TWEEN.
'y-iour students can be accomm, dated
with rooms in the building, and board
may bc had, without tea and coffee, at
sl,75-with these Injuries, g., 100, pei
week.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15
THROUGH IN nix MINUTES!
AUSTlNH
Patent Crean Freezer.

An eKtrao-dinasy and o., onis king
impros ment IN Cream Er.sz ng !,
siii fr's in elx MINUTES " .
simple sod elegant apg.lica lon Of
wN knosn Lr,naplss, proiur ng
! 'h0 De 6aeie and 81 prising result
4 cbud OF TN Years can mansge l;
wti' out dfIlc l,y.
THREE SILVER MEDALS
A"" ia By h. tARyLass lSsTI-
TUIE aud FIRST Class DIPLOMA
q the METROPOLITAN MECHANICS
list 1uTs, attest the sure .rity Of
tais .. parsius over all othsrs.
A. furti er and eynvinc,ng proof
OF shis FREEZER, tbs uLd.I sigLrs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

ADOseoe esd Let Ebs. Snle.
THE Sab c-ibsr :. d-s'rous cf Alsposlne Of the
y House ana ~ (to cleo catm) - To- North
side Of eighth stwst. 6esWsan We tern Avsne and
bsns streets knyWu parss - loe end 3 n haoeh
on Forrest Dins addition The III u 81 fe,t ~
10 On Nh nv Dwelling Eolse roatasniae Il ne
large no ms, Cellar, Pantry ana C,nee,s sSsrr n
- arge C.tevn m the ysFd which b v nd order.
nd VII cos,Ain l0ob, lsof water. \ Good o.s-h :.
shraebe'ry and Ore Plot II ~ ahovs property
~. pr vious ispossd u at private saI-, viii BE-
Oh 70. at Auction On n, prsaisss st ov', iosk y
on " dne day the Sind day Of Apvi'.
f.rs ,ahi u h psr'i risvs nav b ob%s,ped b.
srplis ati'n to u. hscribe - bis Store q oscusd
Vt third door east q Perre stv.-t
Davenport Apgta ~ T-.s. - 1865
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WANTED. -&svOo. at 2 per cent. = month 1t.
MOI tsaee on Ikea Essste 4 ven.
wANTED.-T1 rent 10 good dwelling Houses In the
c:n'rs! part II ihs city.
WANIED.--IDpToved Farms In Scott county.
good business lots ntrsl 10 stion.
Enquire At ". n. RAJ XUND 1 cos No. - Dys.
y ST. Davenport IoNa.
Ayr IS. Gt'.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

LADIES KID AND FANCY SILK
And LlsL1 GLOVES sd 0AUM1I8Ty sooss
vA.eh, nay b sSsnd seae sotirely nev .tylss
et 08AAe1Ouo.
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\
SPLENDID Farm, for Sale

sI'HIs farm contains 7t0 acres, $50 una.r ru,s,ya
j tion-ivo acres superior timber -,.s sv,lI,ng.
oui-houses ana nne barn. beautiful stream u run
ming water that never fails, and ane orchard 81 al
krt.s " fruit.
TERMS 80 easy. that aftrr thu arst psynes, the
farm may be made TO pay the def,rrrd rsy.nens.
Apply 10 TCE ADa
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New Goods. New C0edS,

WV WVVUSe NJ VVUWSs
ID n. PARKS co AZ now op IA n; one u III
H. q e :, ocks -
llushing. Cloths, Vesling~, Gentle.
meas fWr0lslisg Goods. AC.,
"yer offered In IN S market. We Ar- cenn--t Il Wit
III Largest ,ts'lisnent IN Chicsrn, and having ~
lite for buying ,hst r.. w. " dg. eve
no, T. b. u,d t-ol by AN b use In III W.st. We
Rave dsp,s. al old e,a us and this week
With Mir rev stock Pr-obs vi hing anything
in ~ in. will d. " n 70 Civ us a Call
Pda,s ant country N 'chast. are qnrsteit
.xanin STUCK ~ fore v,i gcass,
Pariiculs II ention raid u the manrfa tafe Of
Gus ON y RI Mr.. Dnnn T. 20 ne 10 give you fits +"
Our ri - Ii opl oS.t. Clair Row - IT,. ,tand
o. Edward Alden. n u. PARKS 4 Co
Ap.nu dit.
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u itF'hc 10 Winch IN woml. su.Rs', that the
u With Vii h their 81. ds Car. ~ a I q. -vY,
q m.nt eiIg u,ark 4 in IN h, ard trrsi - the
sam SIZE breast vTi to u do rrfi n lor-
tio this IN "A, u-r - o M .i.. tim a rr..
Ter lac ''v ar. y hing III sLe. Il wh,ca al IL
'- nit'ly marked The 4 N ut, Of seviy utu
rAtro from he f"t II Isl umed IA. TEN
.eaerslly resls1est. IN " 3D. taf,en, on I. ,i-
rec eh IN . de muAtrn 10 itn,e uur ,arue 10
equal in every s..stt 81 sh- he tcusso.h work
4. ri l<.--,l3u
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EAST DAVENPORT.

s'.. 49, o. oh."d at rtfcr rrean, ne ira ro,,
aitrsctne and extIsv r A, ~ Ms 49,. NO.
pre- en"a Tor 'rie N tie tate q, Iva wv
Property Jimmy ard nnprov,d.
Iot> rapidly rdvsm iIi IN vam,;
Houses, In the centre 4 Bmin.ss. ccmm.rs,,.
high nts: s'""'sh"ns
=, $50. Hotels Nils. Private Residences, Ferry
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Claire. Pricr reasonable and t-rna easy. Aryly se
T.C. EADS.
Ais 10 b. sui'ul isud on son;h sid. Of Tip.op
road "a miles frttn city is,its. Tcrn,s easy.
Also, lot 8 In hocA H., Ia the ~ wnroit
insneais ~ on Dept. This ai ~cr.d h. given in ~.
ciaoSe arst rate Hofpe. Big $, orshperof Gid
wsteh aud rigging. AIIiy to
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-15

Sia marnihcen, lots on tn. river ianss o. ~ %
"hh N = ava RI ar nsvc'pod. The oi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
Day" 100000 woRrH
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
,R THE MITE Eur :

TIsos. r: PRICE 4 co having closed out many
OF the heaviest lots OF their early purchases and adj
eng by every arrival to their elegant stock and AZ
sneS IKE tue iun and excitement Of the thing are
Puthing them on at unparalleled rates Country and
city buyers, Mt wholesale aud retail. may come with
u confidence that they wil get rytbing al their
o SS prices lis their Intention 70 empty their
snetses by the spring almost entirely, and with this
view, from this time out. all goods on hand aud
every thing coming in or expected from the CASH
ltps IN the Northern Cities will be sold at the most
astonishing figures ever in this market
In rich and splendid s .lks and silk Robes Vaien-
Gas and Valencia Robes Side Stripe and Bay aders,
Cashmeres. MOnselins SMerinos. aud every descrip.
ton q Dress Goods. kmbroideries, Hosiery Velvet
and Cloth Cloaks and Mantillas, Chineife. Stella
Thibet, Cloth, long aud squsre Blanket Shawls Furs
ior ladies' Curtains aud Curtain Goods Prints shirts
and Drawers for ladies and gentlemen their stock i.
fuli, varied and attractive and always kent up
IN every description OF heavy goods for negroes
and out hands. such rs White and Grey Blankets.
Flsnnels kerseys. ssttinetts. Sleeps Grey. Pulled
Cloths Linseys Oznahlrgs, Plaid Cottons Sheetings
and Shirtings, with Linen D.masks. Linen sheet
ing, irish Linens. Baizcs. Druggets, Bed Blankets
Snilts sc they have a great stock and will offer
them either TO cash or prompt customers at prices
winch VIII surprise the most keptical All they ask
from city and country trade is examination of
their stock in order to effect sales
&C 2-6t THoS. II. PRICE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

NUAP FACTOH1 ASHES Tor sale NJ
~ my old establishment, on Franklin street. rear u
st. Charles Hotel Also, large assortment u soap
and Candles constantly on hand, which offer at 40
commodating terms 70 the trade, &c
oc 2f-ts EDW. McApAA-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
Mr. FRESH I,E

I6~ FRESH LEEcHEs.-I have lust re-
LEECfiES, which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P. S.-Cuppng and Leeching promptly attended
to- Can be found at all hours Of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and al
night ON 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts r. G. HOBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

EEE IL DALahh, hEMON ED u
9oR ABoyx THE OLD STAND No. 206 BROAD STREET
Ne are now opening our Fall Stock of Staple and
ancy Dry Goods, 10 which we briefly call the atten-
ion of the public, noticing but few Of the many
iclss embraced in our line Of trade.
DREsS TRIMMINGS.
Attention Is particularly called 10 our stock OF
|nnges, Braids, Velyets, Bindings. Fancy Buttons.
&c. &e Our selection is admitted TO be most choice
nd desirable. possessing style and elegance which
snnot fail 20 please the most fastidious votares OF
Ashion. We have cut down prices far below the
tsndard mark, with a view OF selling double the
aantity For osE-HALF THE USUAL PROFITS
MILLINERY GOODS.
omprlslng beautiful assortment Of Ribbons Flow.
re-, Feathers, Laces. Ruches. Bonnet Frames, aud
tber articles belonging to the trade. Niiiners are
qasted To examine our stock, being satisfied that
al G0oDc and PRICES will please.
EMBROIDERIES
our assortment embraces the usual variety; Col
Afs and Sleeves, in SETS or single; Mourning Col
Pr. Sleeves, Caps and Grapes; Cambria, Swiss and
1 iuity Bands; Cambria EdRings, Linen Hdfs. &C.;
|smped Bands; French Working Cotton. &c, &c.
Also Gloves IIoslery; Hair Rols, &c; Zephyr Tai
PAS Hoodss Eig0iets; shawls: Mantles Basaues:
acks. Alsots full line ofChildren's Worsted Goois
Ihehille and Chenille Head Dresses; Scarf; Zephyr
prated; Hoop skirts. Reeds; Brass Hoops together
tb great variety Of Miscellaneous Articles both
~ and Fancy.
are constantly receiving additions TO our stock
3hel We shall be pleased 10 show 10 customers,
a hope 10 merit 4 continuance 81 their patronage.
u N-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
COMMjssTONER'S SALE TRACT

~ OF LAND, IN HANOVER COUNTY, will
Ell, unde decree Of the Circuit Court for iianoy
count! pronounced on the tn September, 1851. the
p rss.ssed. containing two hundred ant sixte n
Acres The said tract has on il comfortable Dwell
ing House. and adj joins the lands of illian H. We
aud Others, and is bounded the South, by South
anna, and on the North, by Newfound Xiv. rs,
which Two streams afford some very fine DO ton,
land This tract of Land is situated in good ]. H.
no, hood, and adapted to the growth ofal kinds OF
crops grown in This part of the State.
ANY one Wishing t. purchase Farm of its size.
would do well to view the premises Mr. Phihf
n. Mallory who resties ths farm, will show it
tn who may desire to il.
TERMS OF s.LE--Dne fourth cash. and the balance
in t~ Give AMI eighte months. in quail Hstalmcnts.
airing intere from the day of sal, the purchase
to give bond with approved security for the deferred
payment an tue title TO be withheld until the fur
her order of the Court.
The sale will take place on FRIDAY, the 9th No
yember 1857 on the premises
W. W. MALLORY,
&C l5-lawit Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
By Alexander Mott.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF WATCH

a SSIGNEES SALE OF WATCHES,
IA JEwELRY, AND FANCY ARTiCLks.-win
br sold at suc. ion, THIS EVENING. conmepsng
at o'clock, ut my store, an assguees stock. drect
from New York, consisting Of fine od and silver
stches. splendid Gold Bracelets and LUckets fne
dold Breastp and ar Rings, In sets aud angle:
Gold Pens and Pencils, Silver Plated Table and Tea
spoons Casters, Table aud Pocket cutlery, Rszors
aud a general assortment Yant Q Notions.
Country merchants will do W. II to attend this SALE
which will be continued every night until the whole
stock il Chased.
P. - All goods warranted represented, Vt the
money returned. ALkX. MOTT,
Sc 29-ts Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
By Laru~ n shine.
TRADE SALE or 5 so 600 WORTH

TRADE SALE Or $4,000 WORTH
= OF SILVER PLATED WAKE, WATCHES.
JEW ELkY, TOYS &c.-THIS MORNING, c.ni-
menciDg at half past 10 O'clock will he sold auc
ton, NJ the st''re NO. 81 next door 10 H. p pairo
tO's Exchang- ufice. in lots TO sut hous. keepers
ted are Wa ches JewrirJ TOYS, Casters, Clocks,
spoons, Forks &c, comprising the most valuable
mond public.
The stock being the effects Of Northern failure,
h sale will be peremptory, and every article Oder
I'd will ba sold.
NJ Country merchants and hon 'eke.pers will
in II to their advanta - to attent THESE sales,
such an opportunity may never again offer.
Sale to take place every morning and evening, I'M
I'll further notice.
&C l5-ts LARUS A SHINE Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
By Dunlop, Moncure q TO.

T ARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF
DAY. the 10th inst. commencing at ivz O'Clock.
We will sell, atthe store occupied by ". W FRI
sons, their stock Of Groceries. &C.. sisng In part
800 bags Rio. Laguayrs. Java, Costa Rico and
Nsrscaibo Golf
Codee, Crushed PuIverizsd aud Casa Sugar
Moiassss, syrup, Wiu'iow less
Gunpowder and pouchong Teas part choice quail
ity
shad. Herrings, Writing ami Wrapping Paper
sole Leather. finger. Pepper Mustard
Sperm Adamantine and taiipw Candles, Soap
Shot Powder and many other articles, suited u
the trade.
TERMs-Unt 800 cash. over 3 100. m nths dit
for Apr we'd negotiable paper.
RH- >ale without Regard to We ather.
oc2 DUNLtp, Mo>CUkt a co .Aueta.
V'ktST SALE or LAND AND Ne
nocn tie premise- hy vrfue If ired Of trust TO
me-, DARED februaI. lt'h, "a 7, and recorded Ia >u.
sex County tonrt for pup So therein srecihed. i
shall re at pubic Kucti'u, TRAIT Uf Ia. ID in
~ sex county, containing absut lus acrv-. ajoin-
ing the lands Of yrus billiard aud John Freens u.
immediately the Peter-burs aud Jerusalem PIsuk
x ad, 20 miles from Petersburg, formerly owned by
- Eppes.
The Lsns is very productive, and has upon Il n
new nwtbins House. and all necrssar, farm build
ings, v hch are also new.
d, vrtu"ot the same dc. d. shall off-r for sale
twenty one young aud likely Nhal OBS
MT West, who lives on the land, will show IL TO all
Iersonr wish x t. zee it
Terms for Land i'll he liberal aud made know n on
the day OF sale The Negro will be sold Tor cash.
FRANCIS b. RiyES, Trustee.
Immediately after the sale OF the above property
SLAVES, the most of whom are young and likely.
&C 2l-tds FE r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

H6"IIAIR CUTrING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the Cty.-If you wish to get
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved STYLE
would advise you to call on H0BSON, ut his Hair
Cutting Room, under tho American Hotel-entrante
on nth street.
n. Blot Cold and Shower Barns can be had al
all hours. Single Baths % CENTS tickets for ST.
AN 23-ff -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
Ey~ SToCK OF
d II Y GOOD S.
AT CO S T,
70 p CA, SHi

In consequence of the present commercial diff
cultics and desiring to provide for our matu-
ring obligations will from this date offer our en-
tire stock of FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
amounting to more than
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26

kkSMIssEs' AND CHtLpngs's DRrssrs
WRAPPERS. Also BLACK LACE RAspurs
cApES and PARTY pREssEs made TO order. o'''''
RnNSETS Bleaehcd, Pressed and Trimmed
M On hand, fae assortment OF oUiITEp
noops. LADIES BAZAAR
No a6 Broad ST., between 9th and ah streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-26
By Goddin & Apperson. Ancts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es.

1 II u - L "a II . SALE UF NE L. ES-
TATE, IN TIE CITY ~ RICHMOND, IN
9fH AND '0TH STREETS, MEAN To- HAXALLS
MILL GANAi.--As trustee In n deed # trust. dated
10Th september, 1S57 duly recorded la tue Richmond
Hastings Court, ia Deed Book. No. So, pace AIS,
shall, in execution of the same. having bee
qniredb The crr'fittrs secured hereby. proceed to
DAY, the 10Th day of october. 1857, ut clock, y.
NJ. il fair, If not the next fair day. much Of hs
following valuable RAJ estate may hr sufficient tn
discharge the balance Of The d. BIT secured 10y said
trust deed, together with the co-ts and expenses IL
sale. 269 fe.t of la d the eastern side Of 9Th
street, running back, lSo ieet having thereon
raj sall brick tenemci,ts and tsunded tine
>outh by Haxalfs Mill Canal; also. 40 feet ii land
Oh the wet liue Of lth street, running back l3i
feet bounded on the NoTth 10y the lot of l. W. 0aze-
brook, un the SOU Ii of lIaxaifs Win Canal. The
owe property Will be divided into lots II suitable
size The lille is believed tJ be perfect but the trus-
tee will convey with the usual special WARRANTY
Terms cash
Oc l9-tds W. HbDDTN, Trustee.