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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-04

COMMISSIONERS SALE of LAND
~ IN HENkICO BY virtue of decree of the
County Court of Henrieo county, pronounced on
the 9Th day of March 1857 in the case of Thomas
Howard ct ais vs.. Eliza Howard, guardian ad htem
of John Marion Howard, thu unde, gned who were
app ointed Commissioners for the purpose. will sell
at public auction, on MONDAY. the 9Th day OF
April, 1857 at IL NJ. IL front Of the County Court
House of Henrco, if the day is fair tract of Land
containing eighty acres, being the upon which
tbs late William Howard resided at the time of his
demise.
This tract of land Is distant nine miles from Rich
uond, and is bounded by the estates Of Dr. PeteIeld
Trent, L. g. Courtney and Fendail Griffin. ItIss'id
TO be very excellent farm, and contains about equal
quantities of open ard wood land. the latter beng
covered for the most part with pine and oak of orr
ginsl growth. There 10 On the farm small dwelling
house, with kitchen, smoke house, stable &c There
i, also very fine orchard, aud springs of excellent
water ths dwelling house. The farm 10 garded
a. one of the desirable of Its size in that portion
of tho county In which il 10 situated.
fEaMs-One-third Of the purchase money cash;
balance in two equal instslments, payable enc and
two years from the day of the sale; the defsrr sd
payments to be secured by bonds with approved So
cufity and also By deed trust upon the snd to be
executed by the purchaser to the undersigned a.
Commissioners,
ra q; AH = aEF'sDrr. Commissioners.
Sale by JOHN A. HUTCHINSON. nb dds
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BY Richard Couthorn-

STOCK SALE OF GROCERTEs. FIX.
nrnHES, &c. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
ies ct 10 o'clock, at the Grocsry Store of Patrick
Donahoe, corner of Valley and venabIs streets.
WI" sell at auction. for cash, his entire stock of Gro
Also bis Household and Kitchen Furniture, con.
sstips OF sideboard, Bureau, Tables Chairs Bed.
ana eodins, &C. B. CAUrHORN
Ana
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SHAVING MADE kAAY-
- MICAJAH g. MEADoR has Isserasc
to the city and 10 prepared 70 serve me o.e ea0
and the public In the art Of shGpsnipe nss az az
othsr inc oullery He can also furnish sups.V s
strap. Orders left q yas. y. Hesou D y" '"A
opposite 0oddin's Halt
NH l9-.02taw4W&c4ss
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no LUMBER DEALERS Proposals
will be received, at the offise of the City Engi.
uesr. until ~ o'elook. M, on WEDNESDAY, the
9th 81 April next for furnishing and delivering about
SO 600 feet (H M of Timber and Plank, on the Ca
nal bank, at the Pump House. Tho bidder to whom
the contract may be awarded will be required to give
Glory security for the prompt and faithful COM
oIiance With the terms of the contract. Specihca.
tions and bills of the Timber, together with blank
forms of propoIas be obtained by application at
he Office of the City Engineer at the City Hall,
whore all necessary information car be receysd; BY
ap Ibid sup't City Water Works.
.PRTNG sTOCK or (sKOCERlEsn and
= LIQUORS WINSTON & POWERS have in
store and receiving unusually large and varied
stock Of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Plaster, Grind
stones &c, which they selected with great care
suited to the trade and consumers generally lew
of the leading articles mentioned below TO which
they invite punotaal dsslers, viz:
976 bags BIO, Lsguayra and java Cofses, very prime
81 bhds choice r r. and Cubs Sugars
3i2 pctgs Refined Sugars. all grades
2l4 hhds tuns and bbis Mola,ses and Syrups
6g2 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles
is and pipes best brands Of London Dock Bran.
dy, "Otard, Dupuy Co." "Jss. Hennesses"
and other well known brands
SO !, and pipes medium grades
no bbs ehoice and well known Whiskeys, "Pure
Rye" Bourbon" &c.
150 bbs other medium good Whiskeys, old white and
500 bbs Cincinnsti and Pittsburg; do. Rum, Gin,
Apple Brandy. &c.
e. Cheese; Bacon; Starch; Soda; Shot and Lead;
Nsis; Salt Grindstonesj Ground Plaster Wood
ware generally; Taunsrg and Machine OIL; Window
0Isss md Putty; Green and Black Tess, 40. &c &C.,
to which they invite dealers before buying else:
whore. NH 2l-2m
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N0TICE.;- Books Of suhscriptien for the
/ y additional Stock of tbs NEW YORK AND
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY" amount
ing to S55 500, pen at the Office of the Compa
ny, in this city, and will remain open until the 9th
April. Stock holders will have preference in sub
scribing for said stock until the 1st April and any
stock subscribed for after that time will be divided
pro rata.
NH 20 -5taw2w LUDLkM < WATSON.
NDTI Ell have this day appointed
IN ALOIs RICK my General Agent, to carry on
the PAVING BUSINESS in ell Its branches
NH Sl-l2ts BIACN STEfNLEIN.
T'HE SUBSCRIBER having discon tin
L ued the Grocery business will from this date
devote his attention exclusively to the Commission
business for tbs sale Of all kinds of &c untry Produce
Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, &s also, to the purchase Of
Guano. Groceries, &c
re has sss7sistsd his nephew. w. g. MILLER,
with him, who will give his particular attention to
the sales of Tobacco.
He will also this opportunity for returning his
heertfelt thanks to his many friends for the liberal
patronage extended to him for long time, and
hopes by strict attention to business to merit
tinuance of the same.
ALEX GsRRETT
Ofise for the present at his Old Stand.
Richmond, April |, 1857 APP S-2aw2n ~ Main ut
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"a vi ~ x q liant TAII.UN7N13 E,-
MA TA6LtsHMENT.-L. COHEN eRO
KF have returned from tia North, with a we'll
.-s selected sssortm of all kinds OF Cloth. Ca,
siineres, Linen, Marselles &s &C for custom work
de has well seiested Assortmen Mt of MI fa
watts, Neck Ties. Gloves and many other artjce, TO
numerous to mention. have q large lot of Linen
Dlii, very heavy, for negro Clothing which will
make up ct 81 so the suit. | keep constantly ON
hand large lot CT Re ady Made Clothing, which I
will sell IS low any other house In this city All
soo1s warranted. l.. COHEN Il BRO,
NH ZS-1mT
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BY Thomas W. keesee.
(Ofiee cofnsr ef Cary and 18th strestal

o. HORSES FOX SALE AT AU(..
f3NTION.-Will be sold, on SATURDAY morn
ing, April 4th, commencing at 10 O'clock. at
the Horse Auction Lot, near the Central Railroad
Depot, q number of Saddle and Harness HORSES.
ais THOMAS w RFrsEr A-ct
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RICHMOND ANDDAN

-YsEF4nssygl TX ca NJ ON ID A ND ID A N
EgTsS5esyes1z 800 VILE RAILROAD SUMNER AR
RANGENEFT-On and after Wednes-
day. Oct'r LIST, 1856, the mail train will leave RICH.
MOND daily Sundays excepted) at O'Clock, A..
M, connecting the Junction with South-Side Rail.
road 10 Lynchburg at II M, and arrive Danville
p Nj. Returning leave Danvie at 7:15, A. NJ, con-
meeting at the Junction with South-Side Railroad
Petersburg or Lynchburs at IL NJ, and arrive at
Richmond ct 3:lS P. NJ. The train will stop for
passengers at the following points only:
Manche ester, Coel-feld, Powhatan. Mattcar,
Chula, Amelia C. H., Jetersville. Jennings Ordi-
nary, Junction, Prices, MebeTn, Keysvie, brakes
Branch, Mossipgford Roanoke, Clover, Seottsbure,
Boston. News Ferry, Barksdale's Ringgold and
Danville.
Children over and under IL years Of age and eeored
servants half price Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes, that one may
be retained at the Office where they purchase their
tickets and must be expressly stated that they have
permission to ride on the cars.
Passengers for Farmville Lynchburg Wythevile,
Abingdon, Va, and Jonesbero', Rdsselvlle and
Knoxville, Tenn, connect with South-Side Railroad
at Junction.
Passengers for Greensboro and Salem, N. c., con-
meet daily at Danville with Holderby Co.'S fast
line OF Stage5
Fare TO DanVlllo.... ..s.....s..........P 20 oo
FarmVfile. ....-.s.............. 60
~ Lynchburg. ................... W
Dts Oh. 10 ~
" Knoxville, Tenn. ............ q IS
Greensboro, N. C............... 90
Eaem. N Co.. ............... w
apI r. e. HUGHSON. Ticket Agent.
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t'uh ALE.--Eo remaiu la or near the
city, valuable ana genreel house Servant,
ABOUT ~ years old. Persons wishing to purchase a
sefFant to DO general house-wo or cct Ia the ca
paclty Of ChsmbeTmsid, will please cali on
Bp2-lw ID SACtIO PssrI strest
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no COUNTRY MARCHANT~.---sV we are
"A row receiving our spring supply of Clocks,
watches a3d Jewery, Fancy Goods c., &c; in fact,
s'nlo" every articl. in your iine-in which yeu oan
MAKE moaey. All we ask 10 for you to examine our
e'ock and judge FOR yourselves, which will be sold
70 pu1ctus. customers or terms 10 please.
- Osii at cur store, ~ Main street, above the st.
Chsriel Hotel. LARIJS & SHINE.
NH 3D. I'm
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

The subscriber has just received from Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, his entire stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
Comprising q general and complete assortment,
AMONGST which will be foupd great variety OF very
handsome and desirable styles for
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
All of which were purchased under such favorable
circumstances that be is prepared to Offer much
greater inducements to PURCHASERS thsn heretofore
He respectfully suggests that he deems detail of
what he has hand quite unnecesssry-sufice it to
now.
His friends and purchasers generally invited to
call and exemne for themselves, with the assurance
that every article will be offered at the lowest prices
for cash or the usual time to prompt paying Gus
TONERS He bess again to tender his sincere thanks
for the very liberal patronage accorded to the late
firm of j. l.. sMITHER BROTHER, and soiiclts .
continusncs of the same for himself
JOHN L. 6MIfHER,
.n1-d1m No % Main street.
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WILLIAM HUXLEY, Banker,
w G59 Main st., opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Dealer In Domestic Exchange, Uncurrent Bank
Notes, Business Paper and Marketable Securities of
every description.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
q 10--Spo
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r. HkCHEt q BROTHER,
MERCHANT TAiIORS

IA r. HkCHEk q BROTHER.
N MERCHANT TAILORs
NO. &c mAissr, BsLow sr CHARLES HOTEL.
~-AA- Having received their Spring and sun
meF supply, consisting in splendid stock of French
ocrmsn and English Cloths. Cassimeres, Ve,tine.
ana other Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. OF the
nneas qaeity and most fashionable pstterns com.
eined with a most elegant assortment of .itv 49,
oiothins OF unusual variety respectfully invite 4
can OF their friends and the public feeling confident
their goods and prices will please them
" All order. in their line PROMPTLY and r.,,,
NH .6--lmt
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I<SgICE..-Aii persons Indebted TO A. G.
ohhsETf CO. are requested to call at
Ioheson Hsrwood's store, No II Main street, and
.ivss iamedstsly, - longer indulgence cannot be
s"es' NH Io-lm
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CLOTHING KsTABLIvHmxrr..

rSFRlN G GOODS FOX ISa,.-
st ns lsa s has just received his Sprins
- Goods. consisting Of esery artci. ~ .sat,la
mens wearing apparel, we'll a. large and fsaS.
v onsos assortment Of Spring Cohs, Csssimsres
measure at the shortest notice And in ~. 49,, .o
'sshionsb'e style, not TO be surpassed by auy.
.n, f. SPENCE, No 100, corner of
Main and 18th sts
S5 ,.kLkGANT SPRING AND sim.
Mn GooDs-E d. KEELING Her.
liant Tailor and Clother. No l2s Main street.
s.. s. I'm store large assortment Of sprins and
se.nef Nio,hs Catsin,cres aud vestinss which he
p,oveo styles and At lew prices for all that NAV be
Nsaof-aADE CLOTHING "A beautiful assort.
ment just received Call and sea them ~ % ~,
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nRINTs, ETNGHAMS AND " ii n 4

n NOUNTk IN ERl'HANTS.-Take my ad
~ vice IN buying Candies, and see that you get
reliable article, that will suit your customers and
from rt, nice white, and glossy made of double re-
fined Crushed Sugars, and not the soft spongy stuff
that will run and stick together and cause you more
trouble than profit. am making just such an srti-
Gle viii suit you every pound Of which warrant
30 stand In any climate, and will chesrfully return
the money II ever pousd OF it stieis together.
LOUIS J. RUs0IEUX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer,
md 8-6t No. l07 Main Of.
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Cnn BALES prime Northern HAY
cUO 5O1 bbls ii ydraulic Cement, assorted brands
100 " common Hoain
100 " Whisky, assorted brands
200 I" Calciued Plaster
1000 Rockend Lime
100 tons Ground flsster
900 bushels White Mercer Seed Potatoes
200 I" Pssterins Hair
superior lot of Seed Oats, Brandy, &c for sals
by BRiDGFORD CO,
apS On the Dock
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no THE CI97Y AND COUNTRY TRADE
FRE2H DRY GOODS.

{ OhN GROUND US CUMhlISsiON..-
n. subscriber having leased the BELVIDERE
r"hN MILLS, which are now in complets order
3fepated TO make $50 bushels of the best FAMI-
IL MEAL per day
enons iiVinz In, and near the city, having CORN
!o|kiNb, will find 1t TO their otsrest to give him
oAlA s. HARTMAN,
Corner OF 9th, Cd Arch street.
y.,. , Opposite the franklin Paper Mill.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
PLACERVILLE.
SATURDAY, NOV. II. 1857.

CROWDED OUT.-To make room for the
Delinquent tax list VIC hare necessarily
been compelled to crowd out number |
articles, among them the proceedings of
the Common Council, the District Court
calander, the communication of"Justice,'
and other articles. We hope to give our
usual variety in our next
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

A PLAIN STATEMENT -Naturalizcd citizens
will Judge by the recent elections whether they
have any induccmcnt to unite with the Black
Republicans in arelrntlcss war upon the South
ern States. In Alabama the Legislature stands
Democrats 1l3, Know NothinSs %. IN Ten
Messee the Know N0things are in a minority
in the legislature Of A., and in the Virginia
legislature Of &c. The Southern States rccug-
Dzc foreign born citizens white men, whose
political rights must be protected ut all hnz-
ards. The Republicans of the North seek the
disiranchisrmcnt Of the white foreigner, and
the elevation of the negro.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

c-5" What more precious offering can
he laid upon the altar of mans heart,
than the first love of Il pure, earnest, and
attcctionatc girl, with an undivided inter
est in eight corner lots and fourteen three
story houses?
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

REsIGNED.-Tommy Jacks, City Collcc-
tor has resigned. The common council
have ordered an election on Monday to
fill the vacancy. Quite number of self
sacrificing candidates arc in the fields,
ready to take upon themselves the bur
dens and responsibilities of office, and it
promises to be a spirited election, exciting
but free from partisan bitterness. McssrS.
Harmon, Lowell, White, Smith, Crowcll
and Justice have announced themselves
MS candidates.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
A Large and Valuable Ranch
For Sale!

CITUATED about 8 miles East Of PlaccrvilC
- and adjoining the Ranch of Col J. G. John.
son. 1t contains upwards Of 400 acres Of good
arabic land, well timbered, and the whole en-
closed with an excellent cedar rail fence. On
the ranch are numerous Springs Of excellent
water, and it is pronounced the BEST STOCK
RANCH IN THE MOUNTAINS. There are
about g acres Of Oats enclosed. Also, a Cot.
tage, Out Houses, Stable, Corral, Yards, Gar
den, &C., enclosed with Picket Fences; in fact,
everything to make il u desirable residence.
The whole will be sold at bargain. For
further particulars apply at this office. or ON
the premises, Of CHARLES Z. MARBLE.
Placerville, May cd. 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

COMFORT FOR TIE STATE JoCRNAI. THE
Shasta COUricr, ono of the ahlcSt, oldcSt
and most reliable Democratic journals in
the State, in alluding TO our article in IA
vor of Douglass Cor the next Presidency,
says: awe unite with the 4Nouatain
DeHor'mt in declaring Cor him first, last
and all the time California is, undouht-
edly, Douglass State"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

The Sacramento be says it is gcncr-
ally understood that Gov. Weller has APP
pointed Col Forman Secrctrry of State,
and W. +. Norman Controller. .-------.--.--
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

ArTBNTIoN!-An important and signifi-
cant document to delinquent taxpayers
will be found on our first page. Better
"call at the captains office and settle, "
before the lIth of next month.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
HALE g. FASSETT,
Notice to Quartz Miners.

I y order that parties who may make discovcrr oi
Il QCARH LuDES Or VEINS may he enabled to
preserve \ Record of their Claims. the Recorder nj
I'll Dorado County will keep book in hi, office in
which he will at the request Of parties register any
claims that they may wish to have rcgistered.-ao
ho'rtrtr, ds an 9GfciW act hut as means of prov.
ing the extent of claims, their location and the par
ties thereto. Said Book will always remain m the
safe ofthr Recorders office, "f Fl Dorado county.
NJ. X. SllEARER,
County Recorder
Placervc, October 3nth, 1857 I6mI
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

+ L0ng foSr.-A Paisley weaver, hay
ing unIuckily knocked the skin Oft his
nose, and havingno coat plaster nj hand,
used one OF his grmlned tickets which
read. Us usual, warranted $50 yards
long"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
LU M B II r.
Jewe1ry Establishment!

JEtm Street, First Door R,lOW Stligmdn's.
@ THES' BSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
EZAp informs his friends and the public gen.
Gsa4 orally, that he has just received large
assortment Of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
and JEWEI.RY, all Of which he offers for sale
ON the most reasonable terms.
California JCVvclry aud Diamond Work
manufactured TO order. with neatness and dis
patch wholesale and retail
watches Repaired by an experienced
workman.
:|- Billiard Turning done to order. 81
COLTS NEVOI.VERS for sale.
y. b. All work entrusted to me shall be done
satisfactorily and warranted.
G, ARVIDSSoN.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

PERs0NAh.-CMAs. L. WELLER, the eff
cicnt and popular postmaster of San Fran
cisco, is now on visit to this county.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

Grs. BoKowsKY, at the Gem Saloon,
has fitted up his billiard table with epic
)an's combination cushions
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
SI,OriM,s Snlc.

DY virtue of an Execution Issued ont NJ the Clerk :
ID office uf the Hon. District Court Of tie lith Judi
cial District, far III Dorado county on II judgment
rendered on the 9th ,ny Of Nnvsnhcr A. d. 1871, in
favor of john Allen aud against pancl anderson, &.
L. Taylor, Victor Rnictcin and 7. pcnchard for the
sum Of sixteen HUI drcd ana Eleven aud H-lUO Dol
lars with interest thereon aS the rate Of 10 per cent
per annm FROM tlr NH day uf N"vcuhrr A. d. 1901,
together with the sum Oi One Hundred and Seven
and S0.IN Dollars roHs of suit, and accrung costs, l
have levied upon and seized and will expose to pub
lie sale, n the Court House III f1rrrrr. Oh the Hti
day Of December. g. u. lNT, at ~ o'clock a. NJ, all
the right, tr, interest and claim nf the said Daniel
Anderson. &. H. Thy Ilor, Victor Rn!chcjn andT Den
chard Of in aud to the following described property
lying and being IN Greenwood Township, III Doiado
county aud State of California, tn wit All of that
certain tract of land and mining claim an wild Cat
Bar" on the Middle Fork of the american River
known rs the item Cos Claim" lyn" between and
adjoining the wild Cat" claims and Peter Ives
claims. an said river; together will, the llume and
all the app1rtcrances nnd npro, cments on said
claim.
sheriff Office, Placcrvillr. Nov. cih 4. H. 1851.
y. titi:iNRNIS.-
ShCrin " IL Dorado county, Cal
ffts Ey l.. u. llorNINs Deputy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

The political intelligence from the At
lantic is highly satisfactory to the Dcmoc-
racy. The nigger.worShipcrs are COM
pletely routed in their strong-holds.-
Even Ohio, the hot-bcd of every deteSta-
bic ism, has nearly purgcd herself Of
Black Rcpublicanism No room for COM
mcntS.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

FIREMAN'S BALL-ltiS evident that the
Ball of Confidence Engine Company, 10
come Oft at the Cary House on Wcdncs
day evening next, will be magnificent
aflar-largcly attended, gay and pleasant.
The boys are spreading themselves to
make it the ball Of the season, ard they
are the very men to accomplish what they
undertake. They are making prepara-
tionS on an extensive scale and of Il costly
character, and none hut an invctcratc
grumblcr will go away dissatisfied We
anticipate happy time Oh Wednesday
night next.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

TnANKs.-Wc arc indebted to Doctor
Chambcrlin for the Rock Island .ijyIS. a
straight-out.D Democratic Douglass paper :;
and to Col. Handy for Baltimore papers.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

There is a chap in Missouri with hair
so red that when he goes out before day
he is taken for sunrise, and the cocks be-
Eil TO crow.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

NErTrNEs.-The Neptune boys arc re-
qncsted to meet at their Engine house
This ErCmi"g at : o'clock. 1t is impor-
tant that every member should be pres
Cnt
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
Gary House

Excels employing as does the Best Talent In all i,s
various departments. The table will always be sup.
piled with the hest the market affords.
Prices to suit the times.
W. NJ. CARY, Proprietor.
Piacerville, November 14th, 1851. fSSml
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

Thanks to Wells, Fargo x Co. and the
Alta Express for favors. Tips been here.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
Billiard Table,
PLACENVlLE.E
Furniture and Furniture Shop.

Main st., One Door above the Keckuk Hotel.
TENllE undersigned having formed copartncrship,
are now prepared To do any kind Of work either
in CABINET MAKING or CARrENTERlNG, at re-
duccd prices and at the shortest notice.
Chairs on Hand, and Made to Order.
COFNINS, Graves, and everything needed for
Funerals, furnished at the shortest notice.
DAVIS TOWNSEND.
PlaccrviNc, Nov. 81 l>i1. IS6tIl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

IN-vEsTED.-Abc. Furst, Of the firm of
4. Kahn & CO., fulfils that command of
Holy Writ-"Clothc We the naked"-in n
manner worthy of imitation. lie has
made our junior happy by the present OF
one of those elegant vests just received
by linn, from New York. Blessed arc
they that remember the printer! May
our friend Abe. live a thousand years
and never be in want of customers.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
Cottage for Sale or Rent.

a COMM0DIOCS and Elegantly Finished
IA Cottage, situated in the peaSantest part
of the city. for sale or rent On accommodating
TENS. Also Il fine
billiard Table,
For sale or rent, on terms that cannot fail to
suit. Inquire of ID. NEWBACER.
November 81, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21

Thou raincSt in this bosom, " as the
chap said when basin of water was
thrown on him by the lady he was serc-
nadinm. s.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-21
w. III. BRUNAFIELD

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