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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02
ID r o G L A M A T [ O
BY THE
G. O V e r N O r.

Whereas provision of law exists prescribing the
time for the election of Representatives in Congress from
this State And whereas the Constitution of the United
States provides that Members shall be chosen every
second year, and election having been held for that
object during the year last past.
Therefore, to uniformity of action on the par
of the voters in the State,
1, HENRY H. SHELLEY, Governor of the State of
Minnesota, do fix upon and proclaim TUESDAY, the 18th
day of OCTOBER next being the time for the General
Election of State Officers for the election of Mem
bers of Congress from this State said election be
Quoted in the prescribed by the laws regulating
general elections aud the returns made the Secretary
of State in accordance with the requirements of the
Constitution.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed,
LIS. this Fifth day of August, in the year thou
sand eight hundred and fifty nine, and of the
State the second.
HENRY II. sIBLEY.
BY the Governor
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st. Paul Cattle Market.

Correc ted W eesly for the Pioneer and Democrat.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 2, 1859.
BEEF CATTLE.
There have been several arrivals during the
nresent week, but we have noticed no particu.
lar change in prices. The market prices at re-
tail are little lower than last week. We quote
sales on foot for
Prime qualities per cwt... SO 00@3 rs
Fair Is ............ 5O02 IS
VEALS.
Good and extra qualities per b....... .43@5c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Sheep per h.. neutrality-suspicious.. .5g33c.
Lambs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .4(043c.
On foot, per h.. Observation-Disclosures. SC.
MICH COWS.
Best qualities. ............ $35
GOOQ .s]AVVDlO
WORKING OXEN.
Best, per yoke. ......... s90@lO0
Common, observation-disclosures. 6OO75
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st. Paul Produce Market.


ST. PAUL, Sept. 2, 1859.
We aim to give in this report the buying and
selling prices, from day to day, of the articles
quoted. In the prices of green vegetables no
arbitrary standard can be fixed, one price rul-
ing at the market and another in the sales from
the wagons of the farmers, but the quotations
will be found to be about the average at which
they can be bought.
The prices of all kinds of produce are much
lower this week than last. New Wheat is in
the market, but at lower price than the old.
Oats have fallen about five cents.
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Total within corporate limits, 1900
Besides these there are several additions
of outlots lying outside of the city limits
eight or ten of these having been laid out
by our enterprising fellow citizen Henry
McKenty.
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Local Affairs.

The AREA OF ST.. PAUL.-The following
table will show the progressive expansion
of area laid out in lots. 1t embraces the
entire area of the city corporate ust the
extent of twenty farms of l60 acres each
over eleven times the corporate area of the
first town of St. Paul, and thirty-6ve times
the area of the town plot ten years ago.
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Review of the ST. Paul Markets,
PREPARED expressly for This Paper and corrected daily By
Beaumont and Gordon, Grocers and Commission Her.
chants Third street.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, Angus

NG, august 81, Io0J.
1Oxl6 to llxl693 500 4 so
ks. a 1895 ~
Per ton, about. .SS@l0 90
IRON
Flat Bar-Pennsylvania
all sizes under 47axl
inch, q b .05
Juniata do. - NJ
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Francis BAAsEN, Secretary of State

CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUEOF
he District Court in and for the county Of Faribault
State of Minnesota upon judgment filed and docketsd
O'Clock A. NJ, in action wherein Charles N. Hender-
and Charles NJ Henderson are plaintiffs, and Edwin
A. Haskell and Charles H. Haskell are defendants in
Of the said plaintiffs and against the said defendants
for the sum of sixteen hundred and ywo dollars
and eighty cents-ss swth interest," ro@ the
following 0g Te
Tie 4 of the SEX sec II, and the sw q of the S
teen 14-and the northwest qusrter-A-of the south
hundred and Of
-N-west
of section feur~4-and the southeast quarterly of the
northeast quarter 1-of section fve-5-and the north
-5-township one hundred and one-north of range
twenty sevenIN-west - s
23-ownshp one hundred and hree-lO3-north of range
Also LOT one, l. Of section seventeen II lot four f. of
section eight g. and the south half of the southwest quar-
ter 4 Of SECTION nine township one hundred and two,
Notice is hereby given that will sell the above de-
% 70 on in s
that day. to the highest bidder the of the office
ecation together with costs and interest thereon.
Dated Blue Earth City, Augustl7 lS59;onYou
JAMES B. WAKEFIELD, Attorney for Plaintiff.
sept2-w6w
INTIN APER.
l. e e Resms S 221ss
From the ceeSrstssd Ssyahogs FasNlls For sale
FL AT AP PA Err
II 40 Reams assorted Plain Flat Cap Paper, for sal
at chicago prices PIONEER S x PRINTING CO.
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The Unitarians in st. Paul are not many; but
meet regularly, having the advantage of the
gratuitous services of Rev. Frederick R. New
ell, who is engaged in business here, but
breaches to them every Sunday in hall. They
have in him an earnest and honest minister,
who serves them, not for hire, but from love to
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BY James NJ. aylor 4 Son, Aucps.
rTRUSTEE's SAL. OF
L REAL. ESTATE,
NEGROES. AND

| REkSONAIs PROPERTY.
By virtue Of deed OF trust, executed 5, Peter b.
. .oS;s5iSsT ss,sd NPysmsI isss and dpls
psrty ed BY said Decd IN the iooMins order
On MONDAY. 18th December, commencing ii
u q,ock = NJ, will be sold upon the premises.
about acres and win be divided into lots and sold
| ,ALSO-At the same time and place, = FARM 10
the county OF Hanover, about IA miles from the city
ercksbure and Potomac Railroad. coatairing ahou,
200 ACRES, adjoInlns the lands Of W iilam Winn
and Others formerly the property of the fathar ii
Fas sold il The sf IoT e mt
af Fs s.espss a Fl 3 a.. Sn o FEET
Tss. EoFs g 4
en the Old seulletoxn Road in Sidney, IN near the
t former residence OF E. Reins and running bsck to
On TUESDAY. pecen,be r'i 18Th. commencing Al,
10 e'eock. at the brckysTd on Leigh street, will
pc sold the entire stock of Bricks on hand CONSIST
| stock Bricks; also. all the Brick making Impls-
ments Presses. &C.; IA Mules, Wagons, Carts. Har-
After which, commencing at j O'Clock. r. NJ, will
be sold about 80 sgroes. being as valuable lot
boys, and girls, Among them are two excellent
Brckls, ers and several valuable family servants.
| And on t uESDAY, December 18th Commencing
at 80 O'clock r NJ. upon the premises will ne sold
the residence of VIM. Davis, situated on Clay and
Monroe streets, opposite the. residence of Samuel
sold the residence of Peter D. tjIinp situated on
Clay and Gilmer streets Both of these are very
desirable residences, furnished with every CON
| vepience, and pleasantly situated.
Flats OF the Real Estate MAY be seen. as soon rs
thes can Pc prepared, at the office OF the Auction
GERS. h
TERMs.-For the Real Estate, one fourth G. zh;
balance at g. IL and Is months for notes with in
| ferest added and secured by trust deeds For tie
slaves cash Will be requredlor The other personal
| properly cash for sums under $40; that aBoun,
and over, months credit for approved ne .otiable
| notes, with interest added.
JOHN o. STEdER, Trustee.
Sales conducted b, JANIS M. TAYLOR h Son
| Aucts. no 20
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SsvSets
Proceedinxs u Canxress. ss~s>'s'r
WARRINGTON. Dec ID S<.n,. IN. -.
luton offered by Nh. Mason r.i.,sxs - ~.
Hs.rper's Ferry affair, being under ccn.ider sse
tiyn-- - ~yvit'.-ss5eiNs
Mr. Wade. OF Ohio, made 4 sreeoh IN ,.h,.h
=, = e se'a no slw hotntag Improper In Helpers
Ernssc ~ s, m sook occasion to e0ioGfxe old
discussion ensued respecting Helparsa
DOOM, IN which Messrs. Brown. MALLORY And
Clergyman participated
GaessTs. Mason and nixler smoke In calm.
'cl operate Language in reply TO Mr.. Wade.
ahe question WAS then taken on Mr. Masonss
res CLINTON, for thc appoin sment OF a committee
TO investigate the harpers Ferry affair, and il
WAY unanimously adopted
bcnSe,A-Mf. McRae, of Miss, being entitled
10 he floor, made an able defence OF the South
Mr.. faliandigham, of Ohio, exposed the
atrocities OF Helper and his associates an a re-
ferrssd TO the infamous circuiar recommending
war on the South and insurnection.
Mr. Ashmore of :. G., said such priuciptcs
were now heiag carried ont ia his aistrict
1ybere sa infamous man had been arrested
having in his possession copies OF Helpers
hook,
Mr. Cobb of Ala.--"Hang him.
MIR. Ashmore said they would. He then al.
isdcd, in earnest language. for which he was
appiauded. TO Helper. denouncing him as a
thief and renegade, who dared not return to
iae State that gave him birth.
A BALLOT for Speaker was then taken. with
the same result as on Friday.
A5iSurnpd
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DISASTERS TO STEAMBoATs.-The steamer
Aunt Lefty. from ST. Louis for keokuk, is re-
ported SINK at Cape Au Gus by ice-a total
loss She is valued st about $4,000.
lis also reported that the steamers Canada
and Baltimore are sunk, or seriously damaged
bv ice, near Alton, Ill. The latter is valued at
Sl5g.0
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The weather At Montreal.

MoNTaxaL. Dec. iS--The weather continues
cold aud clear Thermometer 10 deg. below
zero. Wind w. There is good deal OF ice IN
he river, and the ferry beats have stopped
Running. Freight trains commenced crossing
the Victoria Bridge yesterday, and passenger
trains will begin 10 cross regularly next Mon
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BY A. ID. williams, Auct.
TNR STEE'S sALs UF VALUABL
L REAL ESTATE. ON MARSHALL. AN

TRgsTEE's sALs OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE. ON MARSHALL AND
FIRST STREETS, AT AUCTION = % virtne Of
deed of trust executed by William Bnotwris ut.
Jr. and wife, to the snbscr Der, dated LIST day of
March ls50, and recorded IN Richmond Hustns s
Court 0fice-being thereto requested by the per-
sonai representative OF the creditor secured b.
sad deed Will sell at public AUCTION MONDAY
ith December 1859, tit fair; il not, the next fair
day thereafter. J upon the premises commeneing
at S3e 2.cnck, r NJ the proeerty conveyed by said
deed. be.ng LOT OF GROUND situated nc the
northwest corner OF Marshall and First streets.
tiontlns e feet on MARSHALL street, and running
back on First street and between parallel lines l22
feet to a cross. lot The ot e he snld has nuon
improve merits. and is the same which was recentl,
occup ed by Mr. !, In II. Bosher
The title is believed IN be perfect; but selling nj
trustee. shall canves with special arrant
TERMS There VIII be required in cash sum
sufficient to defras the expenses at,sndn the ex-
ecrfton OF the trust and to Lar off tond for the
principal sum of So 400, with the interest rrr,ar
thereon from the lith das OF FEBRUARY. 1855 and
the remainder upon such terms OF payment us will
be made known at the time Of sale
SAMUEL T. PULLIAM, Trustee.
Sale conducted By A. d. WILLIAMS, Auct
de
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Appeiu,meu,s by the President.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Senate. in ex-
ecntive session. unanimously confirmed the
appois;m of John Hart, of Sontb Carolina,
as Superintendent of Public Printing and
Amasa p Parker rs District Attorney for New
York. in place of Theodore Sedgwiek, deceased.
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KIT CARsoS.-This week we enjoyed a call
frein an old mountaineer. an associate for IN any
years of Kit Carson. and direct from the COM
pany of Kit. who in forms us thas he report of
his death is all mistake. He lei. him about
forty days since, in the enjoyment % his usual
good health and spirits.-BrouasrsHe (Ns6ras-
f.1i
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Fatal CUNNING AcCIpENT-On Saturday
week, as John Warner aud Samuel Kessler
were Cunning in the vicinity of the White
was shot and killed by the accidental dis
charge of kessler's gun.
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Il ''Sifs ;;| g
8 ss's ss s sssss = ssss
sa 5' ~ k'i i s1 Es.i ss s.,sd - ys
so I, ~, ys SIS Sc. ssa sc f:sss
T N; m a ~ w u: !: q
!. S |Ss5 ! z:s. sssssSis
VIM !sE spS.E sEEfi.sF! s ssyE E6
H 4, ~ sTREEIs foR 49, 81 !s. AZ LECTION
tsrmned TO dissontnne sesssks - - oi.s
or sale 1t auction. On FRIDA q, tie issh DsssSs.
ss ,s aS shs Z: oosSc hsas. ad
vide slley.. The huildnss On Il have besn efscsed
thor. i most spselcns brick kitchen thfss 80
nee high. contaInlnx els ht cons; snacke-h oase
dvriua Is $ b. q feet. three stories above bsss
ment, and cont sins II rooms From the basement
to s1s 1 so fourth s5a s , ne aoss sagpsa ss
pvovements; With excellent culvert TO drain the
premises. The DWELLING j. faced on two sides with
workmanship throus bout 10 of the most superior
order End ne m.ts.s: selected With the srsatssf
VI
ter built dwellings, in this civ. !. 49,, -
Persens dise9srd e view tho premises, are rs
quesfed to call On Mr.. Winston, at the store Of
Fisher x Winston. Possession given during the
TAEMs-Qne-6fthc cash: balance at g. u, is and
cured BY trust deed.
GODD1N 3 APPERsoN. Aucts.
chase sssh e: !:
new and in excellent order,) at valuation.
no - 9 4 A., Aucts
C0MMISSlONE kSs SALE OF HO Us T.
- ~ AND LOT IN HENRICO. ON UNION HILL.
ATThE CORNER OF PLEASANrS AND I'D
STREETS Ar Commissioners appoin ted by I de-
cree Of the Circuit Court Of the count, OF Henrico
pf3nounced on the 5th November, 1852 in the case
OF ale and others gainst Mart n q administrator
we shall proceed to sell public auction on the
premises. on MON DAY. the 18th day Of December.
1852 az O'clock. NJ tf fair; If not the next far
da. ], the EAL Est AT decreed to b sold, con-
now in the occupancy Of Mrs Emelne MaYtin.
EMs.-One- third cash; balance at and II
months. for negotiahie notes, interest added, 60
JNO B. YOUNG,
HENRYG CANNON. Com'rs.
de6 ALEX, H. SANDS,
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no 17-2awtds1
NOTICE.-PUBLfC SALE OF SEVEN HUN.
~ DRIED AND FIFTY-sEVEN ACRES OF
LAND, WITH A WATER GRISr AND SAW
MILL. ATTACHED, NEAR GOODIES BRIDGE

NOTICE.-PUBLfC SALE OF SEVEN HUN.
PREV w, AND FiFT ITrR AckEs 1t
MILL ATTACHED, NEAR GOODIES BRIDGE
In cHESTEkFIELD COUNTY. VA; STOCK
CROP, 6c..Wlll be sold on the 2ist day OF the
the LAND on which reside, lying on each side oil
the Goodies BRIDGE road, on the Appomsttox river
on the Danvlile Railroad. and on the above named
ppver-thus having the ma. kets of Richmond md
Petersbnrz almost at the very barn door. A farm
hood - rarely put IN market. Should purchasers
desiIe y. tins farm can be conveniently and judi
sessS a.y rts II pso two smaller fss with
iyins on the north side Of the Aforesaid road the
s sess On s isss Sds pf saa road ~
DWELLING. HorsE. ~ 'As 'n'a''sr z e'' : saai'
To thus divide this land. each tract will have an
a suficIency thereof. = sa't1 a''s'
Al the sanatime. will be sold. a lar.e stock Of
sEE HOGS .a siao 1 hssd ss a q H 9oKksEE
es and Rf E. and
ale de sss made l9esf Ff Il; Ms N
" HANoVER-ssSou 10 miiss from Richmond.
in the neix Aborh0od Of VIM. b. Sydnor, ESQ Geo.
4. Kichardson. Ens., and otheIs = nrsuant u 8
sss q W.nstos. xs. assinst Todd xs.. ths a aas
pecssi next ell tie tract 81 Land an Il ~ie
MeLauzhiinss The tract coussins soO aorss s. re-
cent survey: Il has been 4 yidad into inur lots Of
- serss eacl-eaeh ict viii b soM separately.
sy 81 sals, viii intsfest fa 10 das a sals IL
PA ss ssss Gss 81 sssy
Z sd - assyssss & 4 shs QSsft.
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Prom Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. if.-Vera Cruz dates to
the 10th are received. The u. S. steamer
Brooklyn was expected to leave for New Or
leans shortly, bearing the ratified treaty This
&c relIahfa
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HATh CAR. snM9, suEvALQnODknS
!! ~ &C.. Ar - snId 81 ,qy ern-
ts9q racm- g Nan strset. On " EnNESpAY. d.
49, cther CaPs fes men and boys; Wool Fur. and
rllk Hntsi aIlssian Fitch Vlcfefipes; Children !
Waite Eur victnrines; gunro Rcbss, - /; to-
3Qodg Of various kinds. Il a DIf3f3a Aunf Il
Z y. E. H0oTH, Salesmau. Dc rs q
POSTFUNEMENT.-1A The ahove sale i .oatpan-
ed tiIi FRIDAY MORNING. nee. 18th. at 10 A. III
VII " added several cases BOOTS and SHOES.
&c e H. DI6GES. Aucf
E1ECuyOR,S AALE or . Tx ELY
- e NEGROES IN HANOVER COUNTY.-As
ExecuteF Of Achilles Lumpkin, IshsIl sell At pub
c auction. ut Oak Grove the Iate &c AZ the
decedent IN the MechaBicAv1llo Turnpike ive
miles Iom Richmond, ON THURSDAY, the 2eth
- g .p 5a5e encng 1t II O'Clock A. n
g g Nf.g9OES. mostly YOUNG. consisting Of men,
~ :; sssss xonen ard children; 81. 49,.
Executor Of A. kumpkip. decd.
"a an persons having claims arainet the jece
asnt VIII present them forthwith. properly anthem
heated: and sll indebted are Teqaerted to come
Dc it-ilis Executor Of 4 E. Lu mr. 4 an deed
pUBLiC SALE OF SLAyES.-In acceptance
! With decree Of the Circuit Court Of Csrol.ns
county, m the suit of Quaries Qnarses' Admin
istIator Will sell for cash to the highest bidder,
~ the nate residence of Perer @ aarIes decsd vifh
n four miles OF Chesterfield Depot. on FRIDAY
me 10th OF the present month, December.j 1889
eleven IkeIs SLAVES, consisting Of men. women
siIis ana boss. JOSEPH M. SEAY.
- = = COmmisstonsf
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ny J. ~. uisets. AueSsf.
Pc M : rThH = AN Is, ffiNE WoSS = *

Gay EVENINu Dec sS Stk ~ 1 ~. IN ~.
est stock OF se!d and silver WATcA -, CHAiNS,
ard FlNE JEWELRY.ever offered In the c.ts 81
lk 4 The above sioux vas bcnsht cypress
tIansitu and will he sold mmedisSsss, b ~ nsent
Of parties to the hish hest bidder The aloyY stock
Americsn, Swiss, shfonometeI. Dpnhlo- timer.
Diamond set and Enspeled sWafchssyf Nilver
Fob and Neck Chains, vsss tine; Brapelets az al
patterns; Co{sl Mosaic; Lava, Jd, God stnne.
Pens Pencils, Brooches Gold Thin.ltsss and Il
tact ever. thns kept AZ f,ss clss, lse;X store.
10 o'clock. A. NJ, and o cseek 81. Saie posi-
tive. TERMs-Cash. J. H. DIGGER Auot.
u. X. Lyon. Receiver. - 8 -
P.s.- Merchants viii find this 4 good opportuni-
~ TO purchase. adPs are invited IL cal, and ex-
anime the stock during the day, ~ t3ncis viii 10
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FINANCES OF PENNsYLvANIA.-The annual
report Of the Auditor General of PennsvIva-
MIA sets down the receipts of the State Urea
sury, for the present year, al So. $50, and
there was previous balance on hand of Ss9o
u27. The expenditures of the year amounted
70 S3.s79.O5t, leaving 8 surplus of Ss39.323
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BY Alex. Nett, Aact.

CToCK SALE OF GROCERIES. EURNI-
- TURF. &c.-Will be sold at auction. THIS
Of ]. Nero, on the Central Rsilrosd, near Vctor's
Mil. the entire stock Of GROCERIES,. consisting
of general assortment of Liquors. Sugar, Coffee,
Cigars. Crockery and Glassware.
s O.-Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Stoves, &c.
TERMs.--Cash.. By order Of P.D. KINKER,
ALEX. NoTr, Auct. de is
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NOTICE.-On FRIDAY. the sd December,
- 1852 VII sell At pubic anstion conn. eneIng
fr tsE oi BRhNb gre od u nax
n. ,H. Thornton. IN the selection Of Fixtures
Which are 81 superior quality, there viii be
tsse from ei hty to one hundred h nds Il. IS my
wish TO dispose of At private sale. and
organization either b. msself CT Mr.. J. H. Mason.
the Manager. The Brands are good and on the
OPENING for an immediate establ shment Of a repn
tstion To a person OF business hahlfs, and which
i 81 Mr. . y
either By partnershipor wages; which fact, rs he =
practical business man. and we'll acquainted with
" fsci itate the interest the purchaser If not
sold bsfoFs 4 will Be sold o. che a., shove men
viewing and comforting at once.
T. sIa. I'b'. Admin, II rss IaaA assa
miss. lds Il I w PH 81 A de r.
Tg.sTHFstE'ss. map APn r6;ls4TSR .aaax
John Chesternan. dated the III b May, Isls, and
aa, rssordsd s 3 ecs. hssns sss ,
lion to the hest bidder At the late residence Of
s" "an Of he 18th a, II
December. 1859. commencing at II o'eiock A. ~,
AL the property in the sad deed mentioned. con
ist a tract of Land in the county of Hauover.
iy,ng near the head Of the Meshanicsvilie Tarn-
Ffh sfa fsfisp Rfp sa' ssfe' aad known a.
"a. A smsil tract of Land lying on the Msehan-
late dwelling- house Of Achilles Lumpkin, deed.
containing about - acres
head d the e. @ Tarnpss sont.nss
one acre. with Store and Dwelling House there
sad knssD Ss ne .s. name e prnsaR BEING
4th. All the PERSONAL PROPERTY. consist
ing of one Negro Woman. napsd Diaah; Hcrses.
sia Sss s H and Kitchen NJ Pprprs '
TxkNs.-For the land; 0ne-thisd n cash. The
viii Interest from DE das q ssIs, bond. wi,h sg
proved security and deed OF r. st or TUE retained
Ed ssI s ~ E. y s s 8
s'e''' & David XIV D. MOORE, Surviving Trustee.
After ,hs ahsy y :. sale i g s. ,sm. tim. and
ssss x s ss q s &
of thifty OF forty tarTels IL Corn, Fodder SAueks
ss sns T. .sd
s .a. q sa mn end under s.;s e.
80 's'' 'ss.; Mafy e ]. ,SsnlIff'rEaM4N..
sss sssass 70 s re
sent them g ones pfoessls sqslsniaesisd e The
's !: May z \
HIGH CON2TARLK,Sa A1.E. win = sesd
g /. q tss ,ssh sss q 81 bssssHssr
s y i 8 f ss AZ s' ..s|:} 3 49,
ss:ss. Isssi I Il III
9ll FRS - 1870 I ! -
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BY sam'I H. Govef, Aucf., Baltimore.
EFE,Ar SALE OF HoRsEs. OWN.

HEEAT SALE OF H o e SIS, OMNJ.
~ ~ = s s.. RNESE, BLACKSMITHS'
~ ru0lS &c.nWill be sold. without reserve on
alths Deg 0sh at 10 clock at the Stable
on Thames street. between Broadway and Ann
syI sS els Point. all the HORSES COACHES.
sive establishments, viz: 70 valuable HORSES
many Of which are very superior family or wors
hofses; y N g,,od condition. Also, 81 GOA CHI S
" UMNI BUS ES, IN good order. Also, 100 sets as
sorted hARNEsS; one large twenty-fmr- passen-
ger COACH. IN good order. and used for 4 short
WHENCHES- &c., with variety of Stable Uten
s,ls, &c, appeftaning to large establishment Of
the KIND all OF which will be sold without reserve
TERMS OF SALE Two hundred dollars q al m
ger, cash over S20o, three months credit, with
interest and approved negotiable paper.
The Horses. de-, can he seen at any time by an
plying to Messrs. Col EMAN & BsIIfy No TX
Thames street, Baltimore. -s'
SAM'L H. COVER. Auct
uo iz-tds 81 Baltimore street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15
BY Richard Cnuthorn, Auct.

CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. SHOES. &C.
~ AT AUCTI0N.-On FRIDAY, 10th, at 10 o'clk,
ut my store will sell At auction, iol of fresh and
seasenabe Clothing, cons Isting of heavy Beaver
Over Coats. Cashmere and Satinet Business Coats
Cloth irock and dress Goats; Vests. Cashmere and
Satnet Pants. half wool Socks. Saspenders Crs-
watts. &c: SH0ES-Heavy Brogee and Brogan
Shoes, Misses Bootees, Boys Shoes and Boots
DC. lde 15j II. CAUIHORN, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

SENTENCE OF DEATH.-Alejandio Career
and Guillot Faustin Eloy, have been sen fenced
to be executed on the 9th of January. at Key
West. for the murder of Captain Il. A. Mo-
rantes.