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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

w Gen. LYrLE, the Loco candidate
for 1t. Governor last fall, got on high
lately in Cincinnati, went to "Dutch"
dance, got into a muss-swore he could
whip all the "Black Dutch in Ohio, and
was finally taken care of by the officers.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

R Our Government has gotten up a
very pretty quarrel with Mexico, on the
sig. There is a terrible affair of some
kind. No one knows what it is about,
except those who care, ard they are not
numerous.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

~ The Memphis appeal of Saturday
says, that between that place and Helena
plougbing and corn planting are going on,
and preparations for planting are making
lower down, Corn seed is scarce and dear.
The people generally are hopeful and
lively.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

EE The Southern men in Washington,
says the letter writer at that point for the
Press, (Forney's paper,) bitterly denounce
the Washington Union for its madness in
assailing Senator Douglas.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

~ "Occasionar' of Forney's Press
says;
1t is stated that Mr.. Secretary Stanton,
now on the stump in Kansas against the
English bribe, will, if called upon, publish
letter of Senator Bigler of Pennsylvania,
in which the aforesaid Bigler denounces
the President and Cabinet for renouncing
the doctrine of popular sovereignty; but
| canuot voucL for the correctness of this
report.
He says also:
If Mr.. Buchanan approves the course of
the Union, then the nomination of w. A.
Porter of Pennsylvania is not worth
straw, then the nomination of every Le-
compton Democrat in the free States is
useless ceremony; then every Democrat is
released in advance from voting for any
man who approves Lecomptonism, because,
and for the simple reason, that the Admin
istration makes Lecomptonism the test;
and ignores every thing else, throwing the
old fashioned principles and old-time Or
ganization over the fence and making
this new and miserable expedient 1HE ONLY
TEST.
The Democracy are sadly jaugled and
out of tune. Mr.. Buchanan sets his face
like flint against all opposers of Lecomp-
ton, which though dead yet speaketh.-
Occasional" thinks that this releases ev-
cry Democrat "in advance from voting
for man who approves Lecompton," and
We doubt not that many Of them will so
regard it..
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

WooL.-The Ohio Farmer Of Saturday
last says:
We quoted wool in the Farmer of the
Sd, at from 80 to so cts. as tho extremes.
Since that time, Goodals & Co., Of this
city, have effected large sales at an advance
on these prices.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

R The people of San Francisco are
much alarmed at the desertion of Califor-
MIA by a great portion of its laboring class,
in the stampede to Frazer's river.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

re- Regular troops are being sent from
New York to Oregon to fight Indians
The Indians killed in this war will cost
about ten thousand dollars each.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

PEAcHEs.-This delicious fruit is bocom-
ing abundant in the city, but prices remain
high. Vendures state that people: VINO
can afford to buy will be able to obtain as
Rroadwav below Third, have been receiy-
~ s.on, ,b;rtv to fifty bushels for week
g nas, 90 On. Commercial July 24m.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

sg- "Harry, did you ask Hicks for that
money!"
"Yes,"
"What did he say
"Nothing he just kicked me into the
road; and that's all he said.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29


The Times also asserts that it has the
authority of over twenty-five of the office
holders whose names have been put down,
for saying that they utterly rcpudiate the
meeting, its objects and purposes.
The Tribune of Saturday devotes over
four colums to the proceedings and speech
es of the meeting SO denounced by the Or
gan of Douglas. 1t was held in Metropo-
Titan Hall Friday evening, and the Tribune
pronounces it mass meeting of decided
numerical strength. The Hall was crowded
in every part. Col. R. ]. Hamilton pre-
sided. Col. R. B. Carpenter was the
first speaker. He first paid his respects to
the Republican patty, and was not inter-
rupted. No sooner did Col. C. turn to
the discussion of the course Of Mr.. Doug
las, than he was interrupted by l,isses, yells
and cheering, the clamor extended in patch
es all over the Hall. The police officers
collared one of the most active of the dis
turbers and hurried him to the door, and
their promptness soon quelled the Douglas
rioters. Another disturbance occurred
some fifteen minutes later, but was imme-
diately suppressed. The Tribune pronoun-
ces the conduct of the Douglasites at the
Buchanan meeting rs most disgraceful.
The Hon. John Dougherty, of Jonesboro'
candidate for State Treasurer, followed Col.
Carpenter. The Tribune says:
He spoke for nearly two hours, in de-
fence of the National Democrats, the Pres
ident and the Lecompton bill. He review
ed the past and present positions of Judge
Douglas in detail and charged him with
betraying the Democracy that he might
promote his own ambition. He was loud
ly applauded by the Nationals" and inter
r,lpied by the Douglasites.
E. W. Tracy, Esq, made short speech.
Henry 8. Fitch, U. S. District Attorney,
followed, and according to the report Of his
speech, hit Douglas often and hard. The
Tribune says-"after giving the Republi-
cans several severe raps, he waded into
Douglas and bis followers, and at every
crack of his whip the fur flew and the audi
ence cheered."
Such is the s'ire in the rear" Let the
Democratic war go on. The people and
country will be benefited even if both sides
'bite the dust" Cleveland Leader.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29
TRavEIERS DIRECT0RY.

The following shows the time of departures
and arrivals on the c. z. d c. r. r. at Millers-
R1,sxrxe NonfH.--The Eapress leaves Mil
rr,bnre at 6.30A. b., and arrives at Cleveland
at l0.48.
The Accommodation leaves Millersburg at lbs
P. NJ, and arrives at Cleveland al $50.
RUNNING SouTH-Accommodati leaves Cleve-
land at Sis A. NJ, and arrives at Millersburg
at 1900.
Express leaves Cleveland al AIS P. NJ, and
arrives at Millersburg al $40.
eEThe Erprcss train running North con-
meets at Orrvllle with the East and West trains
on the P. Fl. W. and C. r. r.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29
Republican State Nomination.

For Supreme Judge.
WILLIAM. v. PECK, of Scioto.
For Comptroller,
WILLIAM b. THRALL, Of franklin.
For AIorney General,
CHRlS,R r. WOLCOTT, Of Summit.
Mem5cr Board of Public Works,
JOHN L. MARTIN, of Butler.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29
The Buchanan Meeting in Chi.

We notice the call of a Democratic meet
ing Chicago to open q fire on Douglas in
the rear. The Times, the organ of the
Little Giant, calls it the "Danite Meeting"
and declares that the signatures TO the call,
329 names, were obtained by all manner Of
means-some by forgery, SOME BY decep-
ton, and others by fabrication. 1t pub
fishes letters from the Hon. David Stuart
and others whose names appear to the call,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24
Arrival Of the Overland Mail.-Later from Califor-
mia &c

ST Louis, Dec. 23.-The overland California
mail has arrived with dates to the 18th ultimo.
The Navajo and Mohave Indians were trouble
some, and even hostile.
The dates from Victoria are to the 7th ult
Mr.. Nugent the special minister of the United
States, had arrived at San Francisco. and pub
lishcd IN address. in which he speaks against
the injustice and oppression received by Amcri
can citizens from the colonial authorities, and
expresses his intention TO lay the matter before
the government at Washington. He would
start for Washington by the next steamer
In san Francisco business was generally ac-
tive.
The mines in the Southern part of Oregon
were yielding largely, and new discoveries had
been made. General Harvey had revoked his
order forbidding the settlers locating at Wala
Walla. The treaty with the Ncz-Perces In
dams establishes a perpetual peace
Direct trade had been opened between Puget
Sound aud China
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEN RELIABLE PIANOS ARE WA

ID BUY wOECESTEH's.
TUNIIEY are urvalcd for durability, -ae.;
/ hess of tone and drlicary "f TOUCH.
well for their beautiful finish the truth Of!
which i, al,r,ted. only from =" year experience y!
thousands Of purchasers. bu by the follow in: un-"'t!tcn
NOTICES or THE lgtsS.
''iIs,nc occasion purchase instrument W c"n.u'i'
cd distinguished Professor 81 'r rauo Forte snn %, ''
nda,ion, applied 10 Mr. W. and we are happy u,
say. With entire satisfaction to quality and price. -. ~
J. Christian E"yui-r.
Those in wan, Of really good inst which they
may purchase with perfect confidence. should by all 'sah
examine those Of hi, manufacture ~ }. .h"rw.
IAN in want Of Soo,i and elegant Instruments,
ed in touch and tome family and ornament 'h"nId
pay Worcester Visit before they l"rcia'' 'l-e"h"re'
tNome IoHrrH, " }.
speak that the Piano c presented I" me rirh
Relief Committee. sold for some fourteen hundred dollar
i. conclusive on iii, point " D. J"p': " '"""',,,
we do not hesitate TO say, that, repec'' tor ana
tune they are cNcrld y those Of any manufactured
either in America or Europe. " J. ErtHin3 Mirror.
TO obtain the proper !, the highest triumph oil ar
and i, c,y aimed by the incest combination OF the hest
materials RECURRING the highest xiii united with long ec
Renee Eminent musicians, who havrn'"d Mr. "ortt-'rf
Instruments give them the preference II The be-' import
cd.'--iN T. Ere'iAS i",'.
.Nos II /, hard 10 abu,e Mr Worcr.tcr, Pianos ~ 20
make them jingle and they yield in- tone r"ily ~
to persuade one - deal grui! by them recommend
them to society for is OWL SAKE. ~ J. '"""h''r"
.ldreriiS,r.
since, Thah.rr and iio,cak have charmed the public
by their wonderful music, the Piano IL possible 1"
have risen higher than among musical Instrument.
and Ia. Importance O good ranos both III public ana pm
Sar concerts, = more than ever Acknowledged We ''"'
that many Planes purchased for -r inr nu;-drs-
Now Til, i the absurd. all the iii" carving The enc
mother pearl and gliding in the world cannot make
prc. furniture Of she Piano. II i, hu. '1uire. nm
graceful box all IL, beauty all r the ar There
fore, beg .! friends, when in Pursuit Of f'ho
10 think altogether Of sweetness ani richness o. tone .ad
power Of action II The time llry srcur. an IN
strunci which will bear the touch "f time, they VIII hr
fortunate, Tor l. is in this Respect ;hai E"'i "i our hho'
fail We have in cur possession old mahogany Piano.
manufacture, some twelve year, -inc. 10y H. Worcester,
which la, clear aud s~rr; " tone now % Wien mad
and would exchange !; for hal! the rr-id fianos
+. with."-!N T. Erprt...
For >gl- BY \. NORRIS. B"oh'SrHrr.
De-, Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24
SALES or STOCKS ~ RICHMOND.

Pr he Bstk ending December ~. lSs
- EEaBr e. ". PuEcEIL Co.. SrvcE DsoEE7s.
., per cent, 81 years run sales the Treasury
&c. % shorter dates. sales f9,.
z .rssti I:y Eonds sales 3?s aat
if.;.a. Bans stock, par 40 sales S.4. In demand.
F'a.-f, Rank stock, sale. tir3 IN demand
pa. anc- Bark stock, las; sales &ln5. In demand.
tat Fire aai Marine Insurance STOCK, saIer e26h.-
tv.!.;l! os.
lee az, Insurance Stock, las, sales Se
zln: Fire Association stock. par $40, sAes t81i..
|. aa'nl. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock,
A':s.-s tio
/ "a a.. Central Rarosd Stock, as.
'soa! a1' Petersburg Railroad stock, last sales as
,'Honi .ai p,nv.- Railroad Stock, as offered tl5
4'>'4
.z,, s!Tst aai ksnaThs Stock, las, sales a.
@.a=or4 AZ! Danv!lle Railroad suaraatesd beads
a.. a. AMI interest. eai.
49," GTrr and Ksnswha guaranteed bs.ds, par val.
~ IA; sale, 81 aa;.
'-aa .aa Tennessee. Railroad Bends 2nd mortgage sis
"a .u'-i--
l z ~ Genital Railroad Bonds t73 and interest,
':t tad NeSiniria Railroad Bend, SO aal Interest
l'ae.tsF- Gas Company SIS
"s- aat Ae1aniria per cen, Bonds ass and inissr
stA,.',h Gap IA! Road bonds $50 and !n,sres;
|Sc''.i. C..y o.. aa;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24
LAND. NEGROES. srocK, DC, ron SALE.

N(l>IIN To relieve myself from III. c0nnnru,rn; aud
W burden Of housekeeping and farming. and desiring =
position responsible. and congra with NY
taste and enjoyment. have concluded ,"r"n'-ri my tate
INTO motley and hereby uii.r for sale. my q" land
tanning about iol acre. lying partly 10 Prince Edward and
in Lun"iurg. sight II the banNilr Rail Road, ten 10
twelve miles above the Junction. and very convenient 70
ly AMI Mt.-rrn Drpn'>. with good level roa; 20
both >ia'io:i,,Sir .to iSv .!;.. aud four we'll Ma.
nur-d standing lot. t".i'r ZACH ,rr"
down IN wheat ana two ,I!Ia! ri 10 clover AMI orchard
grt.b,-li, li in: ~ acre recently manure,
cor tobacco auh wheat Il having h-c M practice t" maze
4 lot year. AMI To c""- very Largely Tor iur
uip- and wheat. being well upp,d with VAR. timber an
fuel and well adapted Tobacco trains Roots and Gra',
especially Clover AMI Meadow ''ra--". shin h.n:
Il til! tim, iefr!, seeded in Timothy, Herd and oc!Hrd
iraS-cs.
The soil originally good. j. very 'u>c"phl, well A.
r";"H:iv" 90! manure alb j. al" r>ru''rH improved 10y
draining !c'rllou.ins ami guard dcie-. =, well a. l..
vegetable ah mineral nhnrin. The suriacci- moderate"
Is uI.ultia. hardly At al dr!,r-. hy gals and rucS
lnd Z, pcrrcI-,l hy the Notiuway river a'i 81" Other
hrnc, afordiu: la To- $50 o: bottom an
lr,doN IE The situation i retired, high, healthy and
Pl'-.n: "a. Nrs aId,cap" h'c open, extensive ana
,aricsatcd with larg. coumoiou- Ma-iou. laTy" yard
large. productive garden double Kitchen. lcrhoGsr. ~"
Stables With ample hIy..pi. aud 81! Necessary Negro To-
h,cco and other oGtouc, ani ih,r" about ~ bushels
hr:t; seeded the drought making imos-hct 10 TALON
shrltnns road rui.> through this and makes il
ent sell l. IN parcels IL desired " my iurpUtr
I've Ii. interest % the proceeds, the terms can hr
very indnls-nt and rloa;lne and II sell my ian
li alo ,ci my NKGEui- .; or "a number, aa
most %! hcn very iua ard all other property u nos
sold ya;rl, before that time land have no desire sell
il privately hail g NV land 90 the highest bidder,
tn, TWfNTr.-EvENrii DAY ~ THIS MONTH. tDECrM
FER l-> and after selling ,e land, sl! proceed 10 the
.tr Of all o,h.r properly. To-s vi ac 10 purchase are
opportunity i presented io- re.'"n'. and farm ~
~rl improved and having many adNan"csS !: - ais"
adn!rar! adapted 70 .cc. rai-inr Of yer! snd
T. H. DSJAENETIF. Mount l.t!uu.
PS lfrrry-n;ed by bad weather, the above sal" a'i
r,l- place the fir; fair I.y thereafter
So Petersburg Pre-, requested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24
THE MARKETS.

Nrw YORK. Dec 23.-Cotton is dull. Flour
unchanged Wheat-priccs are better sales Of
red at 81 %; white 81 3sal 80. Corn is
firm; sales of new white 20 cents yellow 1ia
~ cents. Spirits Turpentine dull at AZ. cts.
Resin is steady at 81 5oal 52t Stocks are
higher; Virginia IS 90
BALrrNoKr, Dec 23.-Flour is dull sales at
IS ID Wheat is steady; sales Of white at
81 35al 80 Corn is about one cen, better
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
,DACIIE-FROu An EMINENT

~ HEADACHE FROM AN EMINENT
CLERGYMAN. rirT,prEG. July ., ISL
Mcssr,. BsNI. P,Gk. TX. 4 Co--Gcnemen take great
pleasure in saving 10 you that made Of BRRllAIES
HOLLAND BlTTERS which obtained a, yonr storrl,nd
found special relief Of headache from wi1 llad
long suffered and believe They q; service - :nc III
relieving my stomach and head
Very respectfully, &c. sAML T.. HNl"oCk
HEADACHE A>n DEBILITY.
Mr.. Silas J. Li>comb, OF birmingham. say:
Il have found in Burhavc, Holland ,icTs remedy Tor
Headache and Debility My wife has also used With the
greatest benefit
Mr. A. s Nicholson Of Pittsburgh. al.o remarks tina. l."
has experienced much relic: from ill., H." for headache"
STRENGTH A>D nEAlGn EEsTo.ED
Mr. John Davidson living ten miles above Pittsburgh. on
the Prnnsy vania Canal. says:
when commenced taking rrhaves Holland lit,rrs.
could hardly walk. Now | ENJOY excellent health
Sold by the principal Druggists in Richmond and else
where Dec 2p-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24
NO RE e.
MAGNETIC PLASTER
The Great StrrnGt h"i

L
DESTROYER.
TUIr and cheapest Household Remedy ia the world
Simple aud pleasant u Il, application. certain and ~
-ctual in Il, results. brauIl scientific, external Cura'
tive applicable for the relief Of Pain any time. In any
place In any part Of thu human system and under AL cir
cun,,anrr II sou put His Plaster anywhere. II Pain II
there the Plaster will stick there until the Pain a- vanish.
ed The Plaster macr-i1r thu Pain away. and PH can.
rot exist where the Plaster IL applied.
Rheumatism Lamcnc.s. s;!fne.., W"asn-,s Debility.
Servou,n.-. Nruralya, Dyspepsia, Coughs and col''.
Pains and Aches Of every Kind down cT"n - Cern' AZ
tyyvnl1gLY kLiigvpr aud. with Little patience. r.RN''
Sh>rIY crkEp nv the magical Influence 81 :- MAGNETIC
Fl ,siEE is the simplest, ur.,, safest. peHtn'.'; and
eh.ap,-, remedy In existence L. application is universal
EQUALLY the strong man, the drlica:- woman and u"
feeble infant, To zach and all will prove balm. aud =
blessing It, is agreeable and ai;hou; ANNOYANCE o.
tr.ub Il. price i within reach "I a-rch or p""f All
may have IT, and all l9uli haze Il who AZ" sh. ard ui"r'
ing In any way. ,
Planters should b. always supplied with ;ii' nvahah-
Plaster II will ic the food Physician on any plantation
ready ai all tines and n Instant notice.
Put up in alright lin boA-- Each box vii max" u. 20
eight plasrr. and any child spread them Price %
cent. a box, with ull aud pain directions.
y. e. MORrilfAp. VI. ~.
Inventor AMI Proprietor. /? Walker 81. New York.
Morrlrads Magnetic Plaster I. soil by all Druggists In
every city town and village In the United States
E,y 1I--ix
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24
VALUABLE FARM.

nur>tnr- of decree ~ Car"in, County Court made
"n the l: inst. in the "f 'Mckcnncy vs.. Trihhlr.
III. >ucrilrs commissioner thereby aPpoincd,i viii
proceed. THURSDAY. TlllRrlErii pECEMBtE. l>'H'
on the premises. sell 20 the highest hit.r ~, Farm
known =. Burke. Old Ordinary.
Til, Farm r, about mile, South NJ Bowling Green. 90
the old stag. road an, alou; y miles from Railroad
d.pot-ror,.n. .p.i acres. 81 which about .v4 Matt.
POM low :rour aiL well adapted {" the growth Of Corn
Wheat ami Tohsccorartcuary the latter. ~ The crop "'
the last shows. The Improvements are sufficient Tor
iLr canI.oriabl. accommodation Of a mail family.
time and place. III be sold the crops Of Corn
Fodder and ShGciS, all the Farming lUprHth'-- oTs,s
Mules, Cattle, HOS, a..
The sale ,adr With tie consent o! The owners a!!l be
po.'iy- and without The Land will be sold for
cnirl c. and upon crci; Of one and two year, Tor
a.. haanr.a.d tic personal property credit .! III
rir'.'i, Tor all -in', OVER }l".
FRANCIS W SCOTT. c,,,,,..
ROBERT III DGlS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
alta VISTA HIGH SCHOOL.

FUNIiE und-rgre, having leased 81 N W Crockett t
l. spacious Mansion House, upon biz farm known Alt,
Vista in the county 81 hlbemarle proposes :" establish
School 81 high grade for hey. and yruns c"nn.ncin-
the fist Nonda in February. l, The locality peculiar
~ suited for the purpose Indicated bcins r! "i
both b., the Cana and The Alexandria AMI Lsnchburg R,
Road the distance from either being ab"u, -N n;le,r
rounded hy retnrd and moral neshborhood The build
Ing j. large and conveniently constructed situated UPON
eInnenc. overlooking the surrounding f' yardi
large a with variety she
wafer excellent and the situation pruSerlsl for its health
funr--. The Principal i determined To- establish School
Of high grade. the thorough aud extensive embracing
English Mathematics, the classics and fr-iic.. c,igi"i To-
prepare young FOR the active duties Of life AL
,antagrous admission tie higher ciJc, in colleges
or the University. such a-,i>'a!cc the school
ouirr will br obtained.
TEEvs-B,ari and iuti"n ncu'iin: washing. rurl AMI
h,, Per session oi iiyc months onelia 20! all, in adj
49, 40
For kngli-h Tuition. ncI'liur the riliu-ni- IL ~
For - She hichrF branches Is NJ
For Mathematics Jrrith- Language ~ o.
~ Circular nns all the necessary information
sIcctng Ia. q" instruction. tcr- &c will Ia. f2r
varied, on application to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24
NEGRO HIRING.
THOMAS j. I3A(iBN.
SENEHAI AI.ENT AND COLLECTOR

coffee "" wall .trr- between Main and fr.ukln -ts..
under -. Charles Hotel
RICHMOND. VA
I BEG lea-c 70 return MY thanl> ny friends and pa
for their favors during the past year. and would
inform them that will continue the busilr's Of HIRING
OFT NEGROES RENTING OFT HOUSES. COLLECTING
CLAIMS, &c. n. ensuing year.
PersOn VII, may 'nirs; The hiring oi their -crrHnis 20
ne. rnaY assured that .ili exert as sef 10 procure
reasonable prices and good homes Tor theta and in OF
ckn-.. he be-. medical and r-rora attention hall be
giSva
The earlier ale: Christmas ,ror, -"nt Ia III. better,
10 insure zoos hoinr,.
To those with whom am personally unknown. would
refer the following person. M--srs Workman 10,
cambridge 4 Hart, Tn.lry Tardy Williams. Hunt nro.
: Mc(irudrr, Son. and Ey.on. 81 this city; Dr : q
faunteroy. John Easby and Samuel Eyland. 81 King
and Queen coany: VIM Gary Of King Willian county;
David Scott and DR. Il Roy of f.sN county II liar
wood Of Richmond county and Trav Bagby. Of Caroline
COUNTY, Dec i.-rlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24
SALE or DAWSON FARM, IN TIKI

10y virtue nj o the General A.inlr .! Virginia.
ID passed March .jh ISIS giving authority 70 he hector
and Visitors Of The University 81 Virginia 30 sell the ians
,.,-, the University by the late Martin Dawson and by
.rrr, 81 the Board Ni,iioI>. shall otter for sale at
public ac"n before The Court llor door. IN the town OF
iIarl";i->,i li. O'clock T. A. on the SEVENTH DAY
OF rETErAEY next h.inr day y III. tract ~ land
Twin: on The main ru.d from Charlottesville scUiiv!ll"
mile rom III" former, containing ~ survey 49,
cr.- About 900 J. arahl- land. and the balance ~
wood i..' Of which IS in original sro"ih-c"ns-red
he we'll Hih-rc and very valuable. The buildings ar,
only ordinary consisting q. small framed house two negro
ngar,rrr barr, and .,a,s The bottom lands proGc
live and portion % the upland. OF good quality. well
wlt"re and III field lee irutl! and u'iirio>y
d,idrd plat e! the land can H. seen 10y arpaon 81
;h. Rector. "iiir-
TynG,o S,Lg-rl. purchaser - give iouF bonds %
EQUAL amounts. with approved personal .ccnri'y ra!ae"
Judy l>9 - July l>io. 1T JuS. l>5 lsi july. 1876.
bearing interest the day Il Sale The interest on She
whole pnr,!, money be- paid ANNUALLY and tlr :lil" No.
In: retained additional security.
ROBERT Il. PEENTIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-12-24
1882
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 23.--rhc steamer Qua
kcr City is below. She has dates from San
Francisco to the 9TH instant. The steamer Her
mann arrived at San Francisco on the 9th
ult
The Golden Gate had been delayed I'LL the
9TH. She will take with her a million and 4
half Of treasure for New York, and onc.third
Of million for England via Panama. Bust
ness was quiet.
The overland mail Of the / It'll ult., arrived
out on the 9TH instant. Other news is unim-
pOrtant.