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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-21
SnERIEES SALE

Vim. II. Ewing vs.J. Salisbury.
virtue cf an order ofsule me Issued in the above
case from the court of common pleas, will offer for
sale ut ubc auction. ut the door OF the count house
rerrysburg,
M2nday, the 2jth dny of pril, A. n. 1850
between the honrs of and three O'Clock F. NJ the
following lands aud t"nemcnts 10 witt The uorth west
quarter of section II in township north, range 10
easin WoCd county Ohio containing 100 acres. more
or less, C. W NORTON ,LeriF
AsnEn COOK atty.
March 2i, 1859 4CW5S1 40
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Probate Court.

Sdtso Itsal Estate ~ Or1sr 0T Court
nN the l4ih day of May, A. ID. 1850. between the
~ hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and , o'clock - N, at
the door Of the Court House in the town of PerTys-
burg. Wood County 0hio win be sold 10 the highest
ooder tne following real estate The properly Of the
heirs of JOhn o. King hte of Madison County. Indi-
ana, deceased to Wit; The north half of the north.
west quarter OF section eight s) town eve IS range
eleven 10 containing eighty (SO acres more or less
Terms-Cash' AMOS KING. sdm'r
ID. w. POE atty pl'f.
April 2l, lSJJ-50 NiS2.
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Sherih,s Sale.

Thomas Fargher vs.. John lnscho, ct al.
By virtue OF an order of sale to me directed and de
livered in this IRON the of common pleas
door of the Court House in perrysburg, on
Saturday. May al, 1859,
between the hours Of ~ o'clock NJ. and o'clock l..
NJ of snid dav the following described real estate to
wit: Th, north west quarter of section numNcr one
Q). in township number four ~ north, of range mum
Der niue 9 east also, the north half Of the south
west quarter of section number one d. in the afore
mentioned town and range, in Wood county. Ohio
containing two hundred aud forty acres of land,
cording to the official survey and patt.
{. w. NORTON, sheriff Wood co.
BAssE1T 4 KENT. NttNs.
AnriI 81. IS59--5Ow 4S.l
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SHEElFFS SALE.
MnuI Nnn.lnnn Iil..s

George Da'ioy a. Wn,. CUen.
rtt'ue ot gsndi viit OF e4ccUtiou to ae .sSued
- ana Seh'vrs3 from tire cotlt oi cDnwou plea, &C
Woot Soantv oh'n. Ht.s above yaesc. sh.ll oGsr
for sals Ai pshc lust'on. The uc1r &c tae csurt
hoWse ip sand orGut os
HnPse,, tuc Ism lay ~ May, A. iSSa
hetwoap che hours ot oae Rht three o'elork e. M ths
following described iautsan3 5,aemeufs 10 vii. ~,
soush-"es quarter Of tHe nsrti-cus uuertsr of seq
tton ten, IN towhship five north, ut r1nas ten east
IN Mood county. Ohio. takon in execution MS tho
AsHEp CooG, a,t'y nm
AgrNi, lS59--.3w-Sl.I9.
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SHERlFFS SALE.
Wood C0mmau lIcnS.

- sd. Peck vs.. James TrOwell etAi.
f virtue of an order of sale 10 me issued rA de-
ID hvered from the court of common pleas OF W ood
county Ohio in the above causc, shall offer for sale
at public auctsn az the door of the court house in
said county. ON
Monday. the 25th day OF April, 49, 1852,
between the hours OF one and three o'clock r. NJ the
following described lands aud teUCments to wit: h-
lot IN the town of Perr shurg, W"od county, Ohio
number two hundred and niupty-siX i2btl.
ASHER Co"k eity. c. W. NORTON, Sheriff
March 2S, IsS0-- A6wbs125
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SHERiFF'S SALE

Asher Cook, executor OF J. A. Hall, uee. Va Niiem
oppernan.
Df virtue ofa vendi writ OF execution 10 issueG
- anj delivered from the conrl ofconlnon peas ~
wood county Ohio IN the abovs esu~e, shall uffcr
or sale Mt public snction, at the door of the couIt
house, in said county ."n
Hon!ay, the 18th day Of April, a. la5o
between TIE hours OF one and three T. r. the follow
ing described lands and tcnSments 20 wit: The cast
hall OF the south'wes quarter of section seven 70 In
township tive o. north, Of rance ten Go east.
ASusH Cook, atty {. N.NORrON sheriff
NasrA q, lS5a--ICw5eEGg
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ss-Last Thursday was very stormy day.
The wind blew perfect gale, and the river
overnowed its banks. The Belle did not ven
ture out,and the two vessels loading with slaves
and hoop poles at our dock, broke their fusten-
inss and were carried down the river some dis
tance before their anchors would hold them.
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Sherid,s Sale.


Harvey Burrett Va. Daniel Barton, ct al.
BI virtue of order of sale me directed and de-
livered in the above cause from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Wood County, Ohio, will offer for sale
at the door of the Court House in Perrysburg. on
Saturday, May 81, 1859,
between the hours of II O'Clock NJ. and o'clock T.
NJ. of said day. the following described real estate to
wit: The southeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section number twenty-six (26) of township
four ( north, Of range number nine ) east contain
ing forty (40) acres land in Wood County Ohio.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff Wood Co.
s. JEFFERSON, atty.
April Il . lS59-5OM5S215.
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Wood Common Pleas.
Sarah NJ. Hewitt. w. Elisnn lleri

Z.
Petition for Divorce
The defendant Elisha llewt.wi take notice TIM, the
pt on the 10Th day OF March 1859 filed her on in
the Clerks otbcc ot the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood county Ohio praying to be divorced from tho
defendant, Elisha Hewitt aud alleges ~ n cause
therefor three years wilInl absence und
ofduty. Said defendant il required answer by the
10th May said petition will be for henri ~
NJ the May term vi said commencing on the II
day Of May 1852.
j. PRICE, ATTY, for Plaintiff.
March IL. l65O d5wG S2gO
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esRumor says II ES%dman and his Man
Friday, (Backus) mORsSSS< "a political colIis.
sion, which is likely n t<Ne another " unit y
in the Toledo democrI. sHfsNBackus evidontly
forsets who made him, poll ASslly. Well, some
dogs will bite their own masters.
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re. Bruner. Engineer, is NOW engaged in
levelling and preparing for laying the ties and
rails on the Dayton & Michigan Railroad, be.
tween this place and Toledo. Everything
looks favorable for the early completion of this
important enterprise, and we hope the favorable
appearances are not deceptive.
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ns-Mr. E. - -oolsey, who was well known
and highly res. cted throughout North Western
Ohio, died at ! residence in Miami last Mon
day.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-21

Lancaster, T.. H., y, g.. Nav, 1876.
DR.. C. ~ Jackson, PhiiaTa-D D,ar Sir:-I have
been afflicted with Dyspepsia for n number of years.
and until three years since could find nothing whc
would afford me relief. Fortunately for me. | heard
or DR.. Hoohands German Bitters, and thought that
would try them-not. however, with much faith that
should he benefited by their use.
Tony surprise, found that after taking few do =
Hes was relieved OF the pain in nv side aud chest.
my appetite became good, gained strength and in
fac felt stronger and in better health than had for
along time. do not allow myself to he out of the
Bitters il can obtain them, for nothing else does me
any good. an willing at all times and ready TO
state my case to any who may wish to know the
full particulars and shall with pleasure recommend
them to oil who may be afflicted with Dyspepsia O
Liver Complaint for believe If ANYTHING will give
them relief, they will be relieved by Hoohauds Ger
man Bters. Many persons in this district have used
the Bitters with beneficial results, and l have no
doubt you could get number of certificates you
TO ask them, for TO my certain knowledge, qute a
number have been very much benetttel by the of
your medicine.
Ianost forgot to mention that my daughter about
ak years old, was cured of Janndice by Hooaands
German Bitters think best to mention this as
have never known them used in any other of the
kind. Respectfully yours, A. HALES
Witnexs--J. ID. Glenn. SIIyersnlith
They are prepared by DR.. C. NJ. JACKsOX' Ils
Arch Street Phladelphil, Pa, and sold by druggists
and storekeepers in every town and village i'm the
United States. Canadas West Indies and South Amer
ca AZ Is cents per bottle. 50U2
The Great Drawback 80 persons emigrating 10
the extr0ne south ANA west country IS the fear that
shey nave OF the Fever and Agu7--the most direful
otall diseases. Every day we hear of persons at
tackled by this disease and made helpless in short
time, without any means of ltfOrding relet Ia view
OF the great demand for "A remedy, DR HosrgrTEp
has presented his celebrated Bitters whose cura-
tive powers for all diseases of the stomach have been
universally Acknowledged. The Btters" prepared
after long expeIence an1 deep study, have received
tue enconums otthe most emineHt physicia MS as well
as all classes rom every part of our country To those
who doubt their many virtues all we can say Is TO try
them. aud Judge for themselves respectively.
Sold hy druggists and dealers generall
EPsee sdV' ~ another column. 47ml.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-21

4B- Auditor Ross now has blanks ready for
distribution to township assessors. He also has
the necessary blanks for proceedings under the
new ditch law.
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PROBATE COURT.
Sale of Real Estate by Order Of Court.

SHTe OI NthT EstHtC ny OTdCT OI JONTt,
Andrew l.. Hutchinson Guard an,ys. Samuel Waliing,
et nj.
ON the 2ad day OF April, 1850. at 10 o'clock A, NJ,
" at the door OF the Court House, in ths town OF
Perrysburg will be sold to the high bidder the fol-
lowing real estate a. the property of Matthew WAL
ling, dec to wit: The norhweStquarer ni the south
east quarter of section % town L. range o. in wood
County Ohio containing 40 acres of land Terms
made known ON day OF sale. A l.. HUTCHINSON,
J. +. PEicE, atty. Guardian.
MnrCh ~ lS5g---lSw4SpO0.
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HP II is sckcely necessary to remark that
Kreps is doing fSs misunderstanding all kinds
of produce and selFN goods at his accustomed
low rates. Those ,dSSSSIleal with him once are
sure to call agoih "e'S
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-21

uFHon. .-D. Peck has our thanks for
several impCO IT public documents.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,
school Exeminers' Notice.

The board will hold their ne ext regular session for
the examination Of Teachers at Perryseurg'
en- the FirR Tuesday Of May next
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers VIII
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
- w J. W. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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DR. HOOFLAND's
BAESAM2C C0ESHDEAE.

EUk THt sFFFpY CUNf OF
Coughs, Colds, klf0ta.a, Crogp, Hoars,e,,s. Prom.
cttis, Pntnoat, Diseases Of tie Borsis arising from
(Qat al possths) care Cf PIt7S IL adsa,,td she's
oCshs h,ti,r disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Ritters mrv
be conhdenally relied on II Is designed fer class
OF diseases more general and than anv other
to which the people of this country nre sriieu,-
those Spriuging from a skSht coid' That eminent
authority. Dr. Bell says: will not say that colds
areto our ihlahitants what the P2sgpc and Yefio,u
Ferer to those OF other countries; hut can aver
confidently TINT they ushcrn disease Of greater coin.
plicity aud mortality than these lattcr'
further proof OF the terrible atuity of diseases
resulting from common coid" may be seen hy n
glance ut The following statistics taken from the rec
ords of the Board OF Health of Philadelphia, confess
edy one ot the most healthy localities IN the Uniou:
ls'z' i9ts' deaths IN fhiladelphia, 10, ,9OI
pied OF Consumption, 1912
all other diseases (950 in
number1 eeIN
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. ----il,Sla
From these figures II will he seen that nearly one
fourth OF the total deaths in the country are caused bv
consumption, TO say nothing of the numerous other
diseases sprngiug from "sight colds"
Do not trine with your health; butif suffering from
aSlPht cough, OF cold on the lungs. huv boftle of
HOOFLAND'S DALSAMlC CORDIAL aud YOU mny
safely count ona cure. Thousands have done So md
have certified to itswondertul effects
Coughs often proceed from diSordercd or dvsper-
tic state of the stomach. in which case. the German
Btters should he used In case of weakness or gen
eral debility oftfe system resulting from protTact
ed cough the German Bittels Will DO found n rreot
bcueht.
Prepared only by Or. c. M.Jnckson AIS Nrch street
philadelphia. and tor sale by drug pists
ers throughout the United States nnd Cnuuda rrics
70 cents per bottle. lOct.2S, ls5s--25Iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
Cardinal Democratic Principles en- the slavery
Question.

Ab.o,r,c ,o,-;ptcriercncc by the General Govern
msu. 10 ;utroi,cc cN'inIe saves III any VI ''c
territories OF the tni"i'' >.
M rs1sra, slave Code y" Congressional dis
c,iuration in favor O. >la"e property III 'hc Ierrt"-
roe .nI no Con-rc>,ona! discrimination against il;
Whenever in any o. tue territories the safety o.!
,ove rcrso, or ;lv RICH, q: slave property, or the
r;,it OF safety OF any description OF persons CT 'ro
p.rtr Is uucon>,ituiionally assaulted il is the pow"
and duty of Congress. no; less than of any aud eve
~ o;aer Department, oi the General Government, u
exercise it, proper i:Hctiou>, for the secnn'! ''
equal protection 10 the rights and safety "' c'''!
species Of persons and property.
The i@li and uaiinlaTcd night 'i tof"."' >''''
ioisrty, emitting the people "i r'c'. ie'.'"s, y"
application tor their ADMISSION ~ new S'''e INTO
the Union. 70 enact their State Constitution toy
fair and full reference TO popular Vote, without
force fraud or Federal diltailon. and ~ such Con-
,,;,u,ion 10 provide Tor IA na!iteiiacc or tioro-
h:b;.,, o: the n-'i;G,ian Of slavery Is 10 them ma;
The s.,nc principles ~ embodied III the following
res ,.i,ion- unanimously adopted rs the Virginia
delegation u ;hc Nationa. Democratic Convention al
Cincinnati:
l. Resolved, Tbs; tile Constitution Of the United
States j. compact hvt"ce Sovereign and co-eqI''l
rigat> and privileges.
=. Resolved, Tha, the Territories of the Union are
common properly III winch tic States have equal
rights aud to Which the citizens OF every State may
ryhtry migrate witi any property recognised a.
sci. IN any ol tie States :" The CnioU, and III tie
Constitution .. :ic [ u;ei St:';c>.
2 Resolved, Therefore that the Congress Of the
United States hi., np power g. ,h"i,.. or prohibit
slavery III any o the Territories OF the United states
and such power pertains "iy % the people Inia5''-
N. the same. wc!! IL te e>cTe!Ne 81 ri:MiiHi :'-
:or!iv ;Eey form their Stat Constitution with Sc"
10 a!a.i>si"n into the Union.
1. Resolved That tue Missouri restriction was =:
violation OF the ioresoln, principles, aud !tS repeal
br the "Kansas- Ncr.>&a Law" w,> Ai-c, just and
necessary.
:. Resolved Th.I; Congress has no con,ti rational
nigh, 20 abolish slavery in ia" District "l t"!nnhi"
). Resolved. h.., the du;y OF aiiorlii, adequate
protection ia the Territories previous L. tlcir legal
organization States 10 equal ri ,ht> OF person and
properly respected under the constitution OF the
Union, l. ccui.:oi.' ou tic proper legislative N"th"-
rtV Thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30

The stock market J. quite buoyont, more than ~.
been soic-d for several months pact IN fact the bull, have
the sscenlaucy In the speculative shares. most Of Nh.
have advanced from 10 per cent this week, cvcei.
Pacific mall which has gone ny -. per The advance
has brought IN outside u-T, aud there will ig.ht
-.s be active speculation in Western K Shares ba.i
upon Increased rac State stocks have participated
In the movement and for the time neglected. IHe,-
sees are lower, having soll.i co..
The following the closing prices after the fir, Board
there being second Board Saturday viz: Tennessee
bond, II Virginia. !2'. M,,ours ~. Pacific Mai! =,
Panama It'd New York Central ~. Erie -, Harlem
Ir-frrrr! "6v, Reading ~, Michigan State guaranteed
a.. Michigan Central 81, Gaena Co.. RgcA lan ~ ,,
Cleveland and Toledo .3i;
Tie Exchanges continue To- hc ia Of New York from
every section u The Union, five except Boston Nca lor
being the debtor city at present which the .
the precioi. metal this way. AMI keeps the vaults 81 "ur
Banks supplied 10 the great -r!nri of the interior NJ
Orleans ben the only exception where srnsrhcy doc
prevail 20 or less extent rs the - rIslg
with 'i city Al the West, especially IN linoi-. W,cyE
.n lows aud Missouri the curreicc 81 the several siar
nsWr have become Iuc dcpreclaic rs cling unable 70
furi e,chan:e; aud several Banks have resorie TO SLOW
count In order 90 preserve iheir .pcci- Til 81" ,uss
only be corrected hy the early transfer II wr, pr
duce 20 the -abOard
THERE'S enquiry for New Orlcan funds. PAYABLE III,
fair supply OF exchange De- purchased N. vafi1I-
Kentucky Ohio and Indiana, without an ay,ucc O:
In Bank Notes there ~ more doing.
III: folosihs are the buying rates Of the Broker
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
rrrrRSRrRG MARKFTS. AZ. -.

CuK>->A,cs OF pri'n. wil'e AZ >''
Wharf.-The mrra"t opencd steady ihi- i1inr. 81 .H
sale, 81 hxs, ~ :, )! !or prime White, aud - af Js
red For fancy lot, -. white few cci;> more gould
obtained We quote Inferior 20 lOo grade t!si l..
Corrosive quote strictly iri!dr grad, ~ ~. Og.l
qualities are ,li and nominal.
Fiors-l. lower with limited home demand. We qll,-
slperiiae -; 90 g.. Extra Suprsnne :GE 20. III:
ter t:urcs wliei .sd In retail say. Nc ac~ F.ut
W. been put Up.
B,cu>-wr ,no,- AL increased dcnsui At s'.n9c '.5
shoulder. an,! a,I for sides the latter G.Gte, ia e7
cave h-u. Tor -Giai psrc.l,.
Tsrlcc"-We quote inferior Lusr a; tito -. M!i.1.
TO Fair - to 81; Good TO Prime Lug, - to - l..
rior 10 Comm III I-l;j ~ .. Medium Leaf -; o.
Fair 70 Good Leaf To- -. Good g very Good Nsau's
.,.,;u f. :, I. ~. Fancy Manufacturing l. to 30.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
..,nr.,r n,nLrrs ,..-L-. :.

N" ' yin ~ Witt d. Nh.
;f,:;, ME.I-i.r hu,icl pc 10 81 ~. WnEtT.-F!'m-
White 81 2otol So. Prime Red "'o ~. fi"rK-iAliy
tu-wl - :" M; Extra - 10 ~ sucriine u"'o''-
RicuS-Na and II per pound. l"JY to II. Han
-. - Is; sides ~: Miiing-. lo', Western si', lot
II. Mr,,rrn shuMlL,rr. -. too.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
GOV. WIsEs LETTER.

The Philadelphia Press, speaking Of Gov.
Wi>c's Donnclly letter, says
The whole business was an Administration
intrigue u in;ure Gov Wise, Judge Douglas,
GOV. Dickinson, and Gov. Seymour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.

Il 9Th IL Judy.
Rev. wni,r A. sSisU, d. Pre.de"' and Professor Of
Moral Philosophy.
Wulr,a H. r,rr A. VI. rrr'c'-or Of Ancient Language.
T.. PUEYE,r. \. W. Professor u; Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy.
RJEI !. MA--ir. Esq Professor q; Mathematics AMI A.
Tpupuy.
d. >IA>L.Y, h, 4. rrpics,rr % Modern Languages.
WILLIAM \. StrAEp, \. a.. Assistant Professor Of Az
ciru' Languages dnL Mathematics.
rs. l-wt,. \ -. r'i"c.r,l Preparatory School.
fur r.i,,lagu Fi'r.ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
,yyc,rrl.rG M\RKrrS. Arc. y.

ToY4,,a.-Wr = rcliu- in the lower FuAi'i,. %
Leaf and uss. Fine manufacturing loai and wfarrer!
l., co. Good manufacturing leaf els o %: Zine naI'lr-
ring lug, s. to Ia. Good medium lu., 81. :" q MELON
leaf 81. 10 :; Shipping tobacco = to 10.
Wharf.-The market quiet. Prime While y :. !"ae-
.rgi-s II lotto -"
Florg-Superllfe &C. Extra ijL 10 ~.
i.gS-W- quot 81 ~ hui LITTLE in TIE market.
Mg,i.--Wr quote u: e..
R,.,S Mountain Bacon hos round lie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
.,ry.>pR1A MARKETS Ar.r-r.;

Finrn-Suprrhne ga :l:i. Extra 80! ~ > -. Family
GsOa6:a i;,g fLorE - n IN. "nEr-"hiet q -
n; rod s,,lli CnE>--Wliic tby weight ia - e..
do hv measure -. yellow ~ miNed & -, c', Co.'S
Nj, tNLnl-.sl, = 90 O4I- 81 cent. Hip - -.
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itrs Of the Broker

Land Warrants are without sc,i'lty. hut The sGprly
being really dnuin-he hol!rr- nut anxious sell -
decline. and ~" Dsrke; 1. steady w.:h . Offering
Ii j. thought ia. September sales viii absorb all .
held log the Broker. bu; Exchans. tn Nebraska and
N!nn'sJia !. high aud moi"y scarce, !. book
for market from tia, quarter. The only drmaHi l0s
coaes from Kan.a. aud Western Missouri H.. rate, :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

We are requested by the Editor oil The re
tcr.burg Press" TO publish the following:
.r,ur ,xn -, ,,.r ,,,r ,,In,>,. ,r,,r
i.Mr: M, ! ~; ~ io' $3.50, t IT,.
I'NI rN lioN.- lie nnJ'r'! 81 '"I t"n''!'ts h"'
10: '"'l;n'! ;'ll"'ii''I 'T'c.h'e>: az, 'hll's ~
''o,r ""'' nav >loN'' H''". "'I'V"'t l"i'i nv
"N 'ic lt!cr i'nic i' h"'tl'i. 'e ,'c'o'''ie '"''
Neni"u al we ID" "l-r''>'9i'' pin!'''' u.c'V re-
n"i'' but one question l. ,ct!c "ih ;.iat Is te time
al WNhcn TIE contention >i"'i ",Hc'"nic' =,
ne "'e suggested - INC "".ertn' c'''''"s ~"
III, ti'!. VARIES 20 s'ith "'i rN'eh' '' >it '' =
necessary 70 secure h1T.'iilo"I acton S''sral %
me COUNTIES Iissc,tcd "t"iiI''! .c 'n % nri;
Ic""'7' ""' t,s "', ''''c '.'''' al "','' wy" -
WA, s"pPo'cd that tic r"'lt',' would "t on ueif
hr,i court gay or q; iyrI 20 tie re-
~ h ~ 90, - = r, "
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DIED.

Disp. the residence Of his brsther-n.law, Dr. H. "
Coleman. sr, Ia Nelson couaty Mr. RICHARD CROUCH
OF this city, In the Goth year Of his age His frnera will
take place his ate residence corner Csy and 4h Streets
thi. Afternoon a. ~ O'clock
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE


SAckvlLr, August 27.-Thc despatch en-.
braclns the advices Of the steamer City OF
Washington, which was boarded off Cape Race
on Thursday, by the agent Of the Assoclated
Press, only reached here this evening.
The adviccs Of the steamer are t. the 18th
inst. Owing to some msmanagcment the agent
got only the despatch Of the 18th sent from
Liverpool to Cork
The steamer Jura had arrived out.
The Zurich Conference had made no pro
gresS toward the adjustment Of the affairs oil
Italy since the previous accounts.
The trip of the Great Eastern had been post
poncd to the 18th Of September.
The Duke of Tuscany had arrived at Paris
and received II friendly reception from the En-
pcror.
All the warning heretofore given to the
French newspapers had been withdrawn.
\ great fire at Liverpool had destroyed a
large amount of cotton and grain.
The steamer Circassian was passed on We'd
ncsday by the City Of Washington.
The Liverpool cotton market closed very dull
The sales on Thursday were estimated 5000
bales.
Brcalstufrs also closed dull, but prices un-
altered. Provisions were likewise quoted dull
sales unimportant
('Opso,s at 95fa9JS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30

4 DESIRABLE location for young Physician. with ~
N f,c lot; phy>ic all rls- pertaining 10 he practice
ulyr ami survey No competition. AZ III. terminus o
tie y r. / t. D. X. H. near the ceatre Of She ", W.
L. Il. Thu l. ,hri,g. and ncw place. surrounded ~
wealthy farming community TesD- easy. For particular
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