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The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14
HERE is another wonderful statement about

HERE is another wonderful statement about
the Japanese,
Whoever walks through the streets of a
Japan town or village will be surprised to
notice the number of books exposed for sale
in almost every shop. On looking inside he
will probably find one or more of the atten-
dants, if otherwise diseneaged busily read
ing, or listening to something being read by
one of the company. In walking through
the outskirts of the town it is not unlikely
he will come suddenly on knot of children,
seated in snug corner out of the sun, ali
intently engaged in looking through some
story book or other they have just bought
at neighboring stall, and laughing right
heartily at the comical pictures which adorn
the narrative. The conviction is thus brought
home to mans mind that the Japanese are
o reading people.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

The following clever song was written |
J. SWEET for Hutchings' Magazine, where it al
pears set to original music by Jas. c, KEN
The Miners Song.
The eastern sky is blushng red,
The distant hilltop glowing,
The river DER its rocky bed
In idle frolic's flowing;
'Ts time the pickaxe and the spade
Against the rocks were ringing,
And with ourselves the golden stream
song of labor singing.
The mountain air is fresh and cold,
Unclouded skies bend DER us;
Broad pacers. rich in hidden gold,
Lie t,mptingly before us.
We need no Midas magic wand,
Nor wizard rod divnng;
The pickaxe. spade and brawny hand
Arc sorcercrs in mining.
When labor closes with the day,
To simple fare returning,
We gather in merry group
Around the camp-fires burning
The mountain sod our couch at night,
The stars keep watch above us.
We think of hcme. and fall asleep
Todream of those who love Us.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

The road between Carson Valley and Pla-
cerville is now open to pack trains, The
mines at Gold Canon are yielding handsome
ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-05-04

yr.H 3 undersigned Ogersfcr Of NE poor o
L Banbr,dge Township, nuopis county,
Indiana. does hereby certify that ne ini'ow /,
lnr named poor persons residing ~ sa''
are u be provided icr' tow" III
Got,cib iucr, alas Tx and ApoIn,ca pr,cn'
back, rur the maintenance q essh p III"
sealed Trnposals will be received ~ u'
Trustees Office il The Town q jasprr' y
said Township on the li'h day q May w
IA contract 10 commence on iirst Monda
IL Time 1850, AZ d be TOT ono year.
p;ddc,s Win state HE amount per mohih
sJ. CROMER. Oversecr q Poor
u Bsinbritgc Township.
April 90. ls59--iGn.
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A orr design j. TO make our paper
c,s flat will be Of interest to al en-
r,,..l IN tLc different departments q
i've industry in every part q ''c
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
...sr.t;on Of onr intelligent citizens
thrS..si.ont its limits. And beng :.
pcc:aiIy DESTROYS Of promoting 'n'
lsr.uiug interests q Dubois items j
any delartmcnto Of agriculture are par =,
,;c,farly solicited. Please send us q
Ne ,ssws. Incidents. general iniorma
t;.m and mineral discoveries in you
,rss,aetiyc ucighborhocds.
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-.
Jrsrrcrs' CorRr. Last lhnrsuay
l.c,.sc Esq. Ncwcolnb. Aslbcny ~
..,anlcr sued Adam Eenncr On :
writ Of rcpIevin, for COW wh'e''
Ernncr had taken. and $50 damages
Alter both parties had exhausted 'l'e''
,.cremptory challenges, . .lrry q ~
was finally cmpannclcd t. determine
Who owncd the cow, and before y was
s.iilcd it had cost the owner '1Dout Y
much As she was worth. Inc .lnr.
awarded lie COW to Alexander, ans
one cent damages.
As SOON as this trial was oyer Zen
ner Was brought NJ on q charSe
perjury, committed at last 'ireu
cv,irt. in 4 suit for damages aSa''''
Alexander. Alexander was prosccu'
Ing witness and Lcnncr was comm
ted to jail, in default 81 S2oo "
till next circuit court.
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STARTLING. But 1RUE.i
A-OIICEis hereby given 70 the n.'ne', Z.
IN Count, Orders, tnat there y MONhi
N M Treasury 81 Dubois county, Indiana
u, redeem All ordrcs drawn on said rea'
M, m, hive been presented for payment
is.ued prior the frst dry q January oa
Nd thai Tie interest % raid orlefs WI
ee.se AZ lie present date herrr' y.
800 y. STEPHENSON, L. p. z.
jasper, Apnl ID, lS59.-3N.
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pREcocIors loII1Is. -- During inc
las, few months We have heard q
several instances OF children running
Away from their parents Or employers
and after trying the realities " iudc-
,endent life for a few days, returning
very well satisfied to stay at nome
while longer. The latest instance
We know of was that Of Master lien
nv Barker. who arrived IN Jasper am
stopped with our hospitablc Sheriff q
Monday Of last week, representing
that his father told him he might com
On n visit. The lad j. only apou
thirteen years OF age and was con
sidcrably chagringd that bis faiths
should come after him and hurry IN
home before he had completed y
visit. lie thought he hadn't got y
worth Of his l3 mile wall yet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-05-04

ArTETINGS VI ne Trustee Of Lain
.S2 bridge Township n nnoois COUNTY
Indiana Mil be held IL the Library room -
thc courthouse in the town q Jasper " sag
Township On the second SATURDAY q eaen
lmon,h commencing tie second Saturday ~
w.~ 5. j. CROMEF
April oO.-iv. Township Irus.r-.
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AN OFFER.

ANY person sending Us iiye new
subscribers, aud the money WI IS
ccive copy Of the Courier 'of one
wear. rs q present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-05-04

1.-Two largo brick store houses
on Main street, in Rockport, fcll down
week before last. and destroyed about
$4,000 worth Of Dry Goods. Nt
person was injured.
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BIO Ersm.--I.,lst Monday morning,
Master Geo. Hill caught = large cat
fish Just below the falls Of latoka
with a hook and line. 1t weighed four
teen and half pounds. This i
equal to some Ohio river fish.
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Death Of James y. pcr.er. inc --cH
lucky Giant

Death Of James y. JciAr' Wy
lucky Giant N.
We regret 10 learn hat or dis'lngu'~he"
,ellow-cirizen, !. y Porter, widely sno~n !.
as HE .Kcn'ucky Giant" died AZ lAs ses'
sence in Portland, (Kcnturkv.9 On SUNDAY
MONT. The 9Th instant, inthe ii'ils'h ye"
II us sce. having been born " lSio- f''
some time M. Porter lad heen - dei'cS'e
Leahh. 81, his last illness was wy q e"
d,vs, duration. The discasc which ieFm''
,a,ea his llc, we are informed. was an MI
fce,ion Or the heart, 10 which he had peep
frequently sui Jet
I Few men have been more widely know'
hmm Nr. Porter. Ills extraordinary hcieh'n
heiuc seven feet nine inches. RANKED INN q
! III ,sllest man IL lie world. lie Seeme'
"a labof under tie consciousness that q
lwasan ol,j4ct 81 universal ccTlcsi'y' an'
Summed rather than sought Vie public gre
IT, wns modest aud re,irng-thf very soy
~ honor snd honesty. III social icelin9
zee el.lcysird and refined hs NJ -cnon
.,ronp and marked. ~ was gNmtlrm''
N Intelligence, and wisId q copridfran'
influence among hi- neighh"r- and if'rha'
!. ui~slle - .lly 0'Hr'f'
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rANrNWr AiH N vfl ~'.
,.he news By lac UteA mall Fspieseni NV
~ .nsirs o. that Territory a. wearing 4
JAW threatening aspccr, and seems clearly
u Indicate the impossbll;y q the Fedcra'
Courts administering Justice. Judge 0'a"'e-
hauuh hao dismissed Tie Grand J"Fy' lhey
,efused 10 find any bills, and we're using ~
49, o,her means 10 secure the rarues MI
ruscd OF lilo murder d the Parishes A."
Porter. and Forbes. The court waS a'fo com
cellcd % discharee the grand aud traverse
,uries. and charged tie Mormons WIN ~
ls,ruc,ing The officers Of the court suPp'e7
s;nr testimony, md refusing . make pFo
v;son for ihe confinement and main'en arc
!, IL The prisoners. Osing % the excite
s,a,e Of popular feeling about ivy me
hud moved from Camp F.oyd,and enca"'fe
near Provo.
: Governor Cumming issued procamaiio
y taking ground with The Mormon sen'''nen
,lsnot stated whether he de'nanaea y
withdrawal Of the troops from Provo out =
" action laid him open 10 the charge oi eo'
: plci,y with the Mormon Theory Much I"
u feeling exists between The troops pna
l. Mormons, thouch'ihc former, s'anonea
If Provo, behaved with remarkable ioroe'
aucc. A collision 4 imminent
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Job Printing.

We orc prepared to give prompt a., :,
..ut;o, 40 an kinds Of job Or i'ooS
priutas- ANY description q blanks
rccci,ss. rall heads. store s'a'''0' =
;ack ixl,s can be forthcoming on '"'
! sbart,s,t a~sicc. il the most approves
u,,,,e and on reasonable terms.
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X. SAY without fear Of contraaic,
,;oa tlmt Ike German Farmers around
lIuuti,,.sls,is.. can beat the world r"ls-
V.u.s,. lx looks good enough y
-, xifi,yut bong cooked. isccklor'
Democrat.
That's a fact ia respect to bacon O
auy tang else they turn their HAND
%. Good eating and clever peop''
,,louud all over Dxiois county, An
the ,retticst and best set a girls 70
hclp-,ncets, that ever . country wa
l,lvssed 18th.
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Issslfs,

IN I,aysyillc. N ,his corn'v o. 'he -o'l
ul,imn. Mr.. ions bATH, aGri ~ years
~ Hun,inchurr. on he &c b I'll, HENhi
UrfrmAS about IL years ~ aer.
III Hunrincharg On The 10Th uliinn, ~
HANKS. aged about 20 VENTS
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COOP supply y! Jus'lcea' ElankT co ~,
COURIER OFFICE.
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,Tf,rcsf:fss@ Machine for Saic'
TIME undersigned haE splendid inrfsn. 7.
nv Machine. which he oilers ior sag =
ess than hale cost price. y rcs' ose' I'LL
bundled dollars (wiihout expense q ''ahs
norta,ion, &r.) Any pcrSuii wishing y nv
,ycull ID we'll to apply soon y ny Frslurno'
L Issrer 9 ARIES BUCHARD-
Anrii liz. 1S5A-3n.
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ofr,crrs az TA.sEastsE TOWNSHIP
1,-,;.es- n. n. Newcomhs :. Kosr'
Trustees Chures ''fkem1'e'' f''".''
pTlpsre, Easrfr Ifshn.
Cn-rk-G Gee .kiizlnrrr
M. Asurer-M erdoiin Ernv.
,ns,abi.- Anlsony Eckert.
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-ruE CINCINNATI TYPE fouN-
NV "a corner Of Vine and Io".wv'h
~ l,,ss,s are cur agents 10 Cincinnati
A. JAcop HTaMAss. ESQ.,, j. our age"'
Tor this county.
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orr1caHs o. DUg0Is COUNTY.

cl.rk-BAziL +. EnNoysroS.
Anaifor ions NEHHlsgER-
T,ea-urer- TnwAan SrErnEssvs.
rAcorder- 4 rmnEE JKEGEE.
saoriF-JAc.r lllEAAs.
,.oroner- -Nm. ScHuAiTEEMAS.
sur,.yor- BxsiANis \. KEMr.
nARvsv NlcnoLscS,
i. b. NicgwEENlA1, Coh'''''ST'o"e'''
MINT II. GRkfx.
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pacr. o. j WooD- Dear sif' n''rs 'N"'
,asr summer We were intncea'o 'Sr Fo'''F w
vcur lIpir Restorative, and W 'hsr'T Ne'v
W wonderful We lecit our cniy " yVu shO
ls-.,..d ~ ~ n.lrl IN.
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rr;ecipal Office and sales Rooms ~. !
"a, Fnur, stree, sd Building from Ma''
s,ree,. Cincinnati uaio. Laboratory n nan.
unca s,~rr,. rrr sale 10 Dubois county ~
lime Newton. Jpseer; William M.n'n, IT. y,
'.na. II. Green a.: r. Hoffman, HARRISON y.
a''s,nnn, M n. Gmprnsr, w. jnc Y ho"-
asn rshunhia township Casper Joh"' v,
E,sslnb,,ars ~. Geo. n. ) hnI'z res' ,'.",
l,ohn q B.ehman, dis'e; Erns' f.es"a,s
Id.n,iueburrh, & w Dru1q's's ahu -
TX r7.TT,..,.iiy ,hrnuuhnnt The uninn'
subscribe XII TIC JaspcrCo'1is
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TxpTANAruL's. Ucfobcf", ~
no.,cr ~. Iops cK--Dear sir: have
ased your Blood puri:ier icr : nervous :,
,ec,ion. from which have suffered mucn '.
ines Whie ills pleasant % me 'a'se' y
ser,aip!s hns happy effect upon the nerve
pIease accept my thanks tor your k'nd ''-
rafLs. ana believe me- yours, ,.,rv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03

There had been reports from Rome that the
Pepe's health was 50 shattered that he would
| probably soon resign, but the latest accounts
say he had perfectly recovered.
The Fapal government had expressed Salts
faction with the recent article in the Paris
Moatsesf on Italian affairs.
Ministerial changes in Naples are reported.
Filangieri had resigned the Presidency OF the
CcunciI His successor was not yet known
Ganbaldi had issued a letter. publicly nc
Acknowledging his admiration TO the patriotic
population of the italian Tyrol for the herolsm
OF their services during the war
AUSTRIA.
A semi official announcement In fhe Ana
TRAN correspondence contradicts the report OF
fresh troops having been sent TO Italy
The Vienna Gazette publ shes a decree. rails.
ing me state OF siege in Venice. Some slight
regulations will, however continue in force
Professionally in certain cases
SPAIN
Some of the Journals say that Gen Ssrono l.
to be Captain General of Cuba. vice General
pected. "''' "a
RUSSIA.
The Iarast5e RaSSs publishes a telegram con
hrming the reported capture of Schamvl dn-
rang 4 victorious assault by the Russians on
CUNT SehamyI's sons and family were can.
tuFod or killed. The Russians took FIVE can
non, ana their loss ana not exceed 100 men.
TURKEY.
The Times publishes the following special
telegram from it's correspondent:
toNStAN1INoPLk, sept. ia cons piracy to
asSasiuate the Sultan has been discovered
Two hundred persons have been arrest ted here
among them the pasha OF Albania who was
apparently the chief. Some troops are suspect
ed Of participation The aiIair originated with
Il ianaiioal party,
INDIA.
The Calcutta mail Of August 27th reached
Alden September nth
The following news came by the Red Sea tel
egraph
a bill had bren introduced in the Legislative
Council to tax professions and trades In India,
the cultiy3tors of land excepted
The special dlsarming act passed during the
mutiny, had been made permanent.
The house of Delhi had been deprived of all
tituiar distinctions and privileges forever
The Preach Admiral commanding in Cochin
China, had concluded a treaty with the Aua-
mese, aud would probably soon start with his
fleet for China
At Calcutta exchange on London was IS. sd
There is no additional news from China; but
Il private telegram states that there had been
large sales of manufactured goods both 1T
| Hong Kong and Shanghai. 1t was therefore
inferred that political matters had not expe-
rienced any new complications.
The Bombay mail of August 2Gth reached
England September goth. The news was gen.
orally anticipated
The Bombay cotton market was active and
higher. The salt trade in India was expected
to be thrown open, subject to excise duty.
The excitement in the Puniaub against the
Mahommedans had passed away.
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NEW ORLEANS Sept. 30.-Later advices from
Texas state that the murderers of Maj. Neigh
borS, late Indian Agent al Belknap, Texas, have
not been arrested.
The defeat of the Liberals in New Leon by
Gen. Vol is confirmed.
Miramon had re-established the decree of
Santa Anna of iSi3, forbidding foreigners en-
ter!ng Mexico with arms and inyading designs.
under penalty of death.
CHARLESTON. Oct. IA special dispatch to
the Courier, dated New Orleans. says that il is
reported that the Bishop of the City Of Mexico
is willing to guarantee loan of five millions
10 Miramon based on pledge of the Church
property, The Archbishop and clergy, how
ever, bitterly oppose this policy. 1t is report
ed thatGeneral Nidaurri has joined the Church
party
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Bursting of n Balloon aud Pcrilous Descent
OF The AerNnnnt.

NEW YORK, SEPT. 29.-Prof. Coe. accompa-
MED by Mr. CottmaD, OF Rome, made balloon
ascension here to-day from the fair grounds
The county fair being in session, there were
10000 spectators. The ascension was fine. At
the height of two miles the balloon bursted,
turning un in the top of the netting, thus form
ing Ia achute. The voyagers, after perlous
and exciting descent, landed safely in a swamp
three miles from their starting point There
was intense excitement among the crowd be-
low during the descent.
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The Search for La Mountain.

WATERFOWL, y. Y, Sept. 81, le59.-Mr. La
Mountain was seen at Harrisville, Lewis
county. passing over the New York wider
ness. stll going due east and Al a great eIeya-
ton. i reward is offered by his brother of
$1,000 for The discovery of the rronauts alive
and $500 for their bodies, if dead. 4 party
goes 10 the woods Tomorrow to prosecute the
search.
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EXPLOSION OF AGAsoMErE1

EXPLOSION OF a Decentralization KiN,d-
a gasometer, used in connection with new
discovery OF Il patent oil,'' exploded in Jer-
sey City, n j., on Saturday, killing one of the
persons who We're experimenting on it. The
New York Express says:
The air was forced into the condenser with
a small pump, and the burner was lighted
but for some reason The experiment did not
prove as successful as was anticipated and the
light was rather dim. The burner was then
removed, and the tull head OF gas was ignited
1t is stated that this was kept burning about
20 minutes, and AL of those present were
standing around, when all at once there was an
explosion, which burst the cylinder head OFF
forcing ii up through the floor of the second
story.
The force of the explosion seemed to be to-
wards the rear of the shop, throwing con-
siderable of the oil, which had become ignited
III that direction, and setting fire to the cloth
ing Of several who were standing on that side
Mr.. Thos. CarSewell, foreman for Mr. Light
body, had his clothing considerably saturated
with the oil, and was instantly in flames His
not before he had been shOckngly bnrned
about the stomach, face. breast and head. He
fingered until O'Clock this Saturday morn
ing, when he expired. Mr.. Lightbody was
sitting on a stool about four feet off, and was
badly burned about the face and head. He
also had his hands dreadfully burned in as
sisting TO remove the clothing from Mr. Carse-
well.
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by Alex. Mott, Auet.

E'CHNiTURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO.
- M g ES-W i'll be sold at auction at my store.
vi OfloDAl MORNING next. the 4th instant
FURNITURE. iA' % '' 'e''Hu manu-
cpnnn9s oOoDS.--Large assortment seasonable
NJ A I J'' Sold without any reserve. READY
IL nDH CLolHlNG, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS,
Soap. Candles and Bacon ' A'n''' WI ne'
on aaa aon ~ l9t ,E:ARTHEN and GLASS WARE.
:, Aab,,pDITloNAL.2 sets United States Artillery
HARNESS, very little used ''i'''
90 ALEX. MOTT,
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From Rio Jaeeiro.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. News from Rio ia
metro of the 18th Of August has been received
The receipts of coffee We're trfling-the crop
deficient. The new crop is of good quality
The sales We're mostly for export 10 France
Stock in port $1,000 bags Flour was firm
stock III port So, COO barrels.
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SPEECIAL SALE OF WATCHES AND
pA 9hT w n ACHl NES; At AUCTION. TO
At auction, at my store on TT ESDAY. Oct 4th. ar
~ o,clSck, 10 limo Gold Lever WATCHES and
ALSO-4 Quaker City SEWING MACHINES.
new and in FIRST rate order. heving nevar bean
used. Terms cash. ioc 3 I ALIEN. MOTT Auct
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NEW STATIONERY stone,

CARD AND NOTE PRINTING,
18th street. near Main, adjoining the Office of the
merchants Insurance Companv."I
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has taken the above stand. where he is opening q
select and useful assortment of STATIONERY
for merchants and others, and IN addition, new
patent FAST PRINTING PRESS, and materials
for executing in the most fashionable STYLES,
WEDDING and PARTY TICKETS; VISITING,
PROF ESSIONAL ard BUSINESS CARDS, EN-
VEBOPES. NC, &c.
Orders for Lithos raphing and Engraving all kinds
ENVELOPES. &c, promptly filled. Designs and
specimens may be al the store.
mAx Note Papers and Envelopes STAMPED with
INITIALS. ISAAC LYON.
18th street, near Main.
n. B.-SuhscriptieDs for the most popular Maya
zines and Periodicals of the day, taken at the
store. Sc 30-d2w
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BY Jas. NJ. Tayior & Som, Auct's.

10 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND. ONE
IL MILE EAST OF THE CITY, AT AUCTION
We Will sell, upon the premises, on MONDAY,
7. NJ. 10 acres of valuable Land, in Henrco
county. adjoining Chelsea. and lying immedia tely
to 18th street.
This land is adapted for building purposes or a
market garden.
Any one desiring to secure building site ada
cent to the city, in highly respectable and healthy
nelghborhood, would do well to attend this sale.
The above property can be bought privately be-
fore the day of sale.
TErMs.-0ne- fifth cash; the balance ats, r. IS,
and "A months. for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured by a trust deed.
Sc Is JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts
P0STPONEMENT.-The above sale is postponed
till the 18th day OF OCTOBER Of fair; If not the
next fair dav. } in consequence Of not being able to
have the land surveyed.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
n. B-After the sale Of the above land, VIII he
sold all the Crops and large quantity of Vese-
tables, &C.. &c. J. NJ. T. & son,
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"A KANAWHA COUNTY. TO BE MADE IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1889 By virtue of two
DEGREES Of the Circuit conr, Of the City Of Rich
mond, entered on the sd day of November 1851,
and ON the 18th dsy Of June. 1859, in Chancesy
suit, entitled "SiHastt vs.. JaAnsoN's Err or, and
others, the nndersigned, Ms commissioner, will
hes. 1850. at ~ O'Clock, noon. 10 sell ut PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the front door Of the State Court
II use, IN Richmond, certain TRACT OF LAND,
county Of kanawha, containing 4.uu0 acres, part
81 y, oo0 acre tract, patented IL General Samuel
Smith. deceased, late Of Baltimore, Marylands hc.
ing the ssm,e tract Of Land which Was conveyed
BY the undersisned a. Commisslones, 20 Apel r
Snnett, By deed hearing date the 18th day OF July,
1886 and recorded in tho Clerk Office Of the ccnn
" Court ct said Kauawha ccnnts, "a which refer,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03

James Mckenzie, well-known officer of the
Exchange Bank at Alexandria, Va, died on
the list inst.
Rev Jas. Hervey. the oldest member of the
Synod of Wheeling, Va, died near there a few
days since.
Two steamers of the Cromwell line will
shortly be put on the route between Norfolk
and New York.
JudCe VIM. l.. Blount, of Columbia county
Ga, committed suicide, Wednesday last
by taking strychnine.
In the Cincinnati Jail there are now four
teen prisoners charged with murder in the
first degree.
Rev. John Knoske, for 50 years Lutheran
minister, died ut Reading, Pa, on the 25,h uit
Capt. Chas. Parker, popular citizen of Lib
criy, Bedford county, Va, died on the Both ult
Letters from Rome state that the health Of
the Pope was almost entirely restored.
The President has recognised F. N. Hudt-
walcker us Consul for Prussia at Savannah.
The corner stone ola Methodist Church was
laid i'll Stanton, Va, ON Tuesday last.