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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-14
Family Groceries.

VIVA. Caldwell.
NO. 9, FIRST ST, BET MAIN a LOCUST.
~A@S4 n GpsNs A.9SNeKB- sz.N.HO WILL Az r.
AA ceiye regularly during the coming winter and
spring, choice article of
SHAKER TABLE BUTTER.
Also Poultry, Eggs, Vegetables, Dried Fruit,
Homminy, Beans, Split Peas, Leaf Lard &C.
.......- FLOUR AND MEAL.
My stock of staple and fancy groceries is large
and complete Give Partner a call
rs n b. Goods delivered to any part of the
city free of charge. Tdecll
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-14

ED.E.N,H .0'OTECE.-THE .S.N.ysG.gL
30 meeting of the Stockholders of the Branch
at Evansville Of the Bank OF the State of Indiana
the election Of five Directors to serve the ensu-
ing year, will le held at the Banking House in
Evansville, on TUESDAY, the third day of JaDua-
~, 1860, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. Nj
aud o'clock L. NJ.
BY order OF the Board of Directors
nOv3O-3td&wte SAML. BAYARD Cashier.
Enquirer copy
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n WHIT or .gTT.4Cn.nR.V.T W.gs

S-A issued By the I'D Gay November,
1909, IN case wherein William p. Devon aud
Charles RockW0od plaintiffs, apd Adophus
Hahn ID defendant, and it appearing from the re-
turn of the summons that personal service could
DO had. this is notify said defendant of the pen
dency Of the said action and that said action will be
tri elE at my Office in the city of Evansville
NandpTburgh COUNT, Indiana, the. Both day Of
December, A. D. 1879, at O'clock in the forenoon
q. W MCBRIDE, City Recorder.
nov29w}w aud ex -offcio J. Z
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6nnKBGs AsHCA NM SODA ,
OCUEIST AND AURIST, =
T. NJ A re U S, OF CINCINNATL
At THE
WASHINGTON HOUSE.

HHXTRA ORDIN4RY CTRE.-The uudersipn-
~ ed takes pleasure in testifying that DIR. MAR
GUS has operated on The eyes Of my son Charles, q
eross-eyed since his birth, and by the Doctors
skilfni operation his was brought into the natural
position, which gave him good sight Immediately
the operation only lasted a Elinute, and was per
formed with little or pain, in the presence of
Drs- Mulhausen, Sen. and Jun. I feel under obli-
cations to DR.. Marcus, aud would cheerfuly re-
cOmmend him AS "a skiIlful and safe operator
tIecl2 II NsnN = y p (lIIA les GfHATI1ar
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
st. Charles Saloon.

NEW PROPRIETORSHIP- N ENTIRE
REORGANIZATION. -
BWE SSRS. MANNER r. DREEFESS,
OER from New Orleane, have purchased the ST.
CHARLES SALOON, ON First street, nearly oppo-
site the Post 0fice, and have reftted it in ele-
CANT and attractive style
The new proprietors have had long experience as
keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New Orleans, and they will endeayor, In their new
house, com bine all the elegancies and luxGries
of Northern and Southern Restaurants in the ST.
CHARLES. - - N9~-+ p = - -
They have brought large and complete stock
Of choice Liquors frem New. Orleans, yhich they
collected with care during their buriness in that
city. Their connections and acquaintance in that
city will enable them to obtain the choicest sup
plies of Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from that
market in. future, and they will spare no expense
nor pT&as to make the ST. CHARLES sufpass,
hereaftsr its former Representations as "a pleasant
Saloon, place OF good living, and elegant refined
and luxurious resort. -etf .uf co.
$50 Billiard players will find at this Saloon a set
of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the
well known ard celebrated factory of. Nj. Bruins
wick e Co.
The undersigned hatter themselves that long ex-
perience and careful attention will enable them to
merit reputation equal TO any Saloon in the west
country.
RE splendid Lunch will be served up In the
most approved style, every morning at 10 O'Clock.
HAMMER & DREIFUSS,
aug4 Late of New Orleans.
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N/G NJ r STUUDaAAN, AsM4WRI-
w Ger of DaguerreOtype, Ambrotype, and Me.
lainotype Stock, and general agent for Photo
graphic materials. all of which Offered at re-
dncsd Prices at aannI ~ MAIN STREET.
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Good sound Merchants, sold usual time, and
Cash buyera offered bargains
THAT ARE BARGAINS.
All orders filled promptly, and will have my per-
sOnal attention. Hardware is much cheaper than
ever! Gail and see = CHAS.s s. WELLS,
nov39 No. 10 First street. Evansville
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MISCELLANEOUS.

William p. Dasou and n Attachniens pending bs-
Charles lockwood fore G.. w. BIC ID ide, city
1 VS.. N Recorder, and ex-oficio
AdOlphus Hahn. j. n euf Evansville
TEvHE DRPF.Ns ID aF.WF KM TINE
A above entitled causeNTill take notice that in
the Office of William Chidsey, ESQ, No. 20, West
9th street, in the city of Cincinnati, Hamilton
county, Ohio, between tho hOHrs Of . O'Clock A. NJ
and O'Clock r. M. of the 23d day Of December,
A ID. 1889, the plaintiffs will proceed to take the
deposltons of sundry Witnesses, be read in evil
dence the trial of the above entitled cause and
the examination will be adjourned from day 10 day
thereafters till the taking thereof is completed
IL. @. WHEELER,
dec2 Atty for plaintiffs
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HARDWARE q CUTLERY.
ATlH.aRLRS s. WELLS. E.WPORTRR

u (DIRECT) AND WHOLESALE J0BBER.
NO. is FIRST ST, OPP. J. H. MAGHEE a. 60
have now, and always keep, good large stock
OF Goods IN my line to supply at Wholesale %
MERCHANTS AND TRADERS.
My facilities for buying are une1uaIled by any
Hardware man. Having been raised to the Hard
ware trade in Indiana and Cincinnati, my acquant-
ance with the demands of the West are thorough
WITH A TRADE
that demands very large quantity of Goods, and
the care aud pains taken by me in selecting PAINS
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EE SHOP !

THE subscriber has returned to Ellsworth, and
fitted up shop in Ills old building, Cup stairs)
where he will be happy to see old customers, or
new ones. lie hopes by strict attention 10 his
business. and by untriug efforts to satisfy the
reasonable demands Of tn merit, aad 10
receive n liberal share OF patronage.
Mr.. {. viii pay particular attention to sham.
poaine, cutting and dressing cbiIiFens hair &c.
Ladies by leaving orders with him may have their
heads sham ooed and hair dressed at their homes
MOSES CARNEY.
ellsworth. Dee 18th, 1858. Al
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TT : I IL. 50 AZ1i Exs1.otlNJ Pa. 's-l1F
fAaA -IJat. ~ ; ,.p)J 90 -. All
EMPLO YN.EET.

Bluehnl, May 1852.
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White Carrot Seed.

t,f.LBs fsEIGnrM WHITE CARROT SEED AND
III J Ma sGAL MosILEL BEET SEED tass receiy.
AID s-..l = AZ @-S~4- A-AA-'
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APPLETON. TRACY 4 CO,

To the iiaa. Parker Tuck juige Of Probate, with
in and t5r tAe County ot Hancock.
HUNBLY shows Daniel Jackson Guardian Of
Wm. II. Stu.s minor and child Of Reuben Stan
ley, late u Breakin IL said county. deceased
That the said minor is Interested III the real es
tate ef SAID deceased. situated in said Drookln,
owned in common with Nahum Stanley, George
stanley, Judson Stanley, Andrew Stanley and
Mary :. Herrick, tina. adyanta Seous offer Of
seventy-two dollars, for mis- said interest having
been made by Azor Cole OF BrookliA, and that il
would be Tor the benefit Of said miaor, that his
said interest in said deceaseds estate should be
dis posed Of and the proceeds thereof put out. and
secured TO him on interest our petitioner there
fore DAYS that your Honor would grant him liz
cense TO dispose of the came accordingly, agrees-
bly, to a law vi this STATE in such cases nade and
provided,
DANIEL JACKSON.
April q, 1859.
Alta Court Of Probate held a. Ellsworth, within
ami iof the County of liapcecs, on the fourth
Wednesday oil April, 4. b. 1872
Ga the loreEuin; Petition, ORDERED THAT the
Petitioner give notice TO lersons interested, by
causiH, copy ofthe petition aud order of Court
thereon To be Published three weeks -uccessirely
IN the Ellsworth AiuerieaG, printed in Ellsworth.
that IL taay pear at Probate Court To be held
At Ellsworth, in said Coufty Gu the third ednes
day 10. JUNE next, at ten OF the clock IN the fore
noon, aal show cause, il any they have, why the
pr4 er Of - id petition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest. 4. A. BARTLErT, Re ister
4 true c1Py Of tAe petition and order Of Court
thereon.
Attest. 4. A. BARrLEFr, Register. Il
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y,RrrsGE Griph -, NG's GREAT ruYsIC
LoGACAL WORK, bling Private lns ;uetr Ter pa
NJ per.,us n ui5se about t. marry both MA. and {.
lnnIe In eYeryth u rnae tie physolsy All fvla
.iaas cf sexual sstcm, and thr prsae' "f proven
ti.n of o>pug, incuins All tie new d-e1Nert'- neve'
h-fre given ia the English language, hy NM Ahl VI
Nj D. rs i really yalr36ti AMI interesting "4tk l.
Is written pian language Tor the GENERAL 1er and J.
IA. tratel with rn1raViasS u lnuug msgr Il iepFf",
or thnse mpatns Dsri7 an having tbs least ih-
pedhnert to married ie sAoui4 read Mss hyok i d,
closes secrets that every shaai e acquainted Ill
etiH 1t is bonk that he Jcavi up ana Not lie a'lot
the house II will a. seat to one eH ia receipt Of
twenty-sVe cents. Address III wv Yet NJ, No +ih
RCEIaS street shove Fourth, PHILADELPHIA 10
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co. A MONTH. AND AL EA
sD'O PEN,ES PAID.-AN AGENT : want
eli ia every town ana c1duiy IL TIE United Safe
to engage IN a respectable and easy business, b
which the above pr its NAV be certainty reaiile.i
For further particulars. address Dr. J HENRY
" ARM Ell, corner OF Brocme ana Mercer street
New York City, enclosing one postage -tamp
emo .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28

NKw YORK Nov. 26.-The steamship Hun
sarian. hence for Liverpool at noon to-day,
Will step AZ Halifax for The officers and crew of
The steamship Indian.
EosTpN Nov 26--FiVe OF the crew Of the In
,iiau have been picked UP At and brought
IHio thjS port
SACKvILLE, Nov. 26.-The steamer Gladiator
HIS returned 10 Halifax with the remaining
survivors of the Indian, The steamer herself
- to;aliy broken up, and very little of her ear
81 vas saved. The passengers complain that
ttsy were pluudered by the Inhabitants. The
mails were saved, and have ts'en duly forwar-
Grl- The Indian had eight cabin passengers,
al OF whom were saved Their names are
Hon Mr.. Pottsford. Mr.. and Mrs. Medium,
3.c- and Mrs. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Street,
ana Mr.. Elliott The sieeraee passengers con-
s.syrd of thirty persons, mostly Germans and
HUugar!ans, and the crew was composed of -
persons.
When The Indian struck she was running at
sisht knots per hour. The weather was nne,
Hul slightly haay. The captain was deceived
by The sonHdlnEs and supposed that he was Oh
Sable Island. Tine ledge tore of her bottom,
ana she iii!ed ms family. The engineer opened
Three boats were lowered, when, with a sud
dra crash, the ship broke amidships. The
Storage passengers rushed into the boats
when sunk, drowning the engineers and seye-
!1l OF the passengers and crew. including tW o
women and children.
Out boat. under command of the second Off
GER was blown OF TO sea thirty miles. The
boa; under the fourth officer reached shore
he boat under the third officer broke adrift.
She was leaky, and is SUPPOSED To have been
lost
Twenty seven persons are known to have
been lost; but 1t is impossible to get a complete
list of their names.
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Important from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 45.--The steamship
Tennessee has arrived here with Vera Cruz
dates OF the ped inst, and $50, 900 in specie
Munster McLane arrived there on the 2lst
but remained on board the Brooklyn, in conse-
gGrGcs OF his family being sick.
The report that Marquee had pronounced
III favor OF Santa Anna was without founda-
ton. The report OF his seizure of the contiuc-
Ia IS confirmed, but that OF his escape is con-
tradicted
Marquee says that he is using the money TO
save The country from the Yankees, and pro-
misses ;o return il from the first duties re-
ceiNed al Topic and Mazatlan, which lie init
mates he intends rcIaEIng.
Miramnn was ri q ueretaro waiting for the
liberals, who threatened the capital.
Uabiado mad been defeated a GuanaJuato
with heavy loss. An American officer who was
with him was shot or assassiuated.
Cobos had captured Oalaca, and the liberals
rhcre had dis banded.
The P,ccpHH,'S correspondent reports that
The French feet will soon blockade Y era Cruz
MlramUu, ut The suggestion of The French
Minister Is to open Aivarada as port of en-
try. Insurance policies are TO have 4 blockade
clause inserted in them.
Niramon also proposes simultaneously at
lacking Vera Cruz.
The Savannah and one French and one Span
ISL brig Of war were Al SACRIFICES.
A severe gale had caused several small YES
sells 10 run ashore.
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New. from rexa.--rh. Brown.vill. rrou-

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. oJ, 1ss9.--The Iegis-
lature of Texas has authofized the Governor
TO call cut all the troops necessary for the pro.
lection of the frontier The Governor an.
pein ted Capt Ford commander OF the troops.
and he started for the Rio Grande on the 18TH
with orders TO arrest Cortinas and his hand
The Brownsville reports created intense ex :
element throughout Texas. The small town
of Gonzales raised two hundred men in two
days, to proceed to the scene of disturbance.
Cortinas had returned DeputySherifI Camp.
bell 10 Brownsville unharmed. against the
wishes of his own men
General Houston recommends the I,egisla.
lure 70 authorize the raising of n regiment of
Indians ~ ~
brownsville, on tho 10Th. was still closely
oesieged and an expedition was preparing
against Cortinas
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fiFPsat.hP Nortb,

BosToN, Nov. Ga serious fire broke out
this morning IN the large building numbered
3-s, 81 and 3e3 Washington street, occupied
by FOrtune& Peleter wholesale aad retail dry
goods, and George Hughes and a. Newhall,
pIaHoiOrte anufaeturers. The upper part OF
The building was destroyed. and the dry goods
stock IN the lower story badly damaged by
water The loss. about $4,000, Is nearly COW
cred by insurance.
TROY, Nov. "a large fire occurred early
This morning destroying four stores on River
street, near Grand and Division. The follow
ing are the losses
John Roth Il Co, dry goods, about $1,000;
insured as follows: Liverpool and London
office S5,GGU FIremen's $500, Atlantic 81, G0J,
Merchants S3,o~, and Excelsior S3,0r0.
I. Grfiijhs, millinery and dry goods dealers,
loss about $4,000; insured for $1,000 in the
Etna Company. The paper store Of Jamison
Go, loss not ascertained. Stevens news
room, loss about 500 insured : .O00 in the
Montauk, ami 81 500 in the Norwich office.
The buildings were owned by Mr.. Griffith
and the b Van Schoenhoven and Lane estates.
The total loss Is about ScU,Uut.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE,


M ~c~S OW-ClTiZENS OF RICH
- - - NOM am candidate for the Office
81 MlSSl0NER OF THE REVENUE FOR
MADISON WARD. | was born in your midst
anu have ever SINCE resided among you. THIS is
the hrst time have ever offered for any public
Once. | am acquainted with all the duties apper-
f 81 to the o;hce and will pledge myself to
MI the office with satisfaction to the pablo and
credit, to myself should 1t be Jour pleasure to elect
me. Respectfully,
no l5-dtde TUOS. A. STAPLES
We. the undersigned, have known Mr.
THoS. 4, STAFF. rs for a long time, and heiiav-
lns him fully qualified for the discharge of the d,-
ties oi Commissioner ot the Revenue, willingly
unite with his other friends in recommending him
t. the citizens of Richmond for that post.
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON,
JACOB s. ATLEE.
GEO. D. PEASANTS,
WIN. F0LKES. elk H C. C
FLEMING GRIFFIN,
CHAS. Mc1RUDER,
r. w McGRUDER
AIEN. Il. HUTCHINSON
JOS. BRUMMEI,
no 2.-tde w. l.. McMINN.
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Naval futeItiGe,,rf.

sBosToN, Nov. 26-U. s. sloop-of-w Con-
si5llaIion Capt. Nichols, flag ship of the At
-rean Squadron, arrived at Porte Grande,
September 10th, and sailed again October ID
toT Port Praya and down the coast.
The Marion sailed from Porte Grande, Oct.
iOth. on Il cruise.
The Vincennes was at Porte q rande October
10th.
The Marion was short Of officers and men,
having sent several prizes home Liutcnants
lowell and Abbott, and Midshipman W. s.
Hall, We're transferred to her from the Con
stelIaiion. Mr.. Halls place was to be sup
piled by Midshipmaa w. II. Farghar, of the
Sau Iaciuta
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The Sew Work C.uaIIo.n

ALBANY, Nov. 26.--The Commissioners OF the
Canal Fund met this morning, and resolved TO
advertise fer loan of TWO and one-half mil
lions Of dollars 10 pay the floating debt of the
State. The advertisement is 10 be for bids,
both at five and six per cent. The awards are
10 he made 10Th Deem Der, and the bids paid
in on the 2lth. The stock is to be redeemable
in G, II and II years. They also resolved TO
commence the payment OF the Heating debt on
the 18th of December
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VERY VALUABLE RE.I ESr.rE n,
BY Alex. Mott Auct.

FURNITURE. DIZZY GUUDS AND GRO
CkRIES Will he sold at auction, at my store
commencing At 10 o'clock, good lot of second
hand FURNITURE
DRY GOODS-C Cloths, Cassimeres. Cassinets,
Merlnoes. Ginghams, Checks. Calicoes &c Isrs e
assortment nett Shirts and Drawers; Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Bonnets
GRvCERIES-Wh Risky, Gin, Brandy. Soap, Can
dies, &c f' ~
ALSO-Large assortment Glass and Earthen-
ware ;s26 600 Segars; 80 boxes Chewn' Tobacco.
nos ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov ai.--The Overland Califor-
MIA Mail has arrived Business at San Fran
cisco was more prosperous than at any period
since the rev ulsion of is59.
Rtoh gold discoveries had been made in Wa
sha Valley.
The Grand Jury of Carson Valley had sub
faitted report TO Judge Cradlebaugh. com
planning Of outrages on emigrants by the Nor
mons aud calling for remedial legislation by
Congress.
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Prem New Mckee.

81 Iof-rS Nov. 21.-~I4atest Santa Fe dates
sax col Fauntleroy had entered on the COM
,n3nd Of the military department OF New
Mexico and was about 10 take measures for
punishing The Indians for past outrages, ana
preventing their commission In tue future
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IiaYrc MarkPlS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The following is the
latest Hayre market, received by the Africa
Hare Nor. IU--Cotton market dull sales
on the spot unchanged; lots 10 arrive offered
AT a decline OF 2f.a3f; strict Orleans middlings
are nNInted a. lNUf.
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uAyRg De GRACE, MD, Nov. 2G.-Ther
was very heavy blow last night on the bay
during which the Baltimore steam tow boa
Juniala lost nine boats, and one of the boat
men was drowned
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The Weather at Montreal.

MONTREAL, Nov. Is, 1859.--Tne weather is
very cold, and there was a heavy log this
morning. Thermometer lG degrees above zero.
A good deal OF ice is reported in the CANALS -
The harbor is quite clear OF shipping. The
Quebec steamers make their last trips for the
snaS,u -Quy.
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A MEXICAN Report.

Nyw ORLEANS. Nov. 27.-The Tennessee,
from Vera Cruz, brings the report that the
President OF Mexico intends ASKING ,he .nhe-
49, svr,os intervention of the United States
~ the affairs OF that DIS trac;ed Republic.
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~. ....... ;-,,, q. a.. a, fKaI;snx

PORTLAND. Me, Nov. 26th.-The steamship
Hungarian, which sails at = T. NJ, to-day, ior
Liverpool, via q queenstown, Will call a. HALL
fax TO embark the crew OF her consort, the In
dian recently lost.
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Murder i'm terufn.tt

WELLS RIVER, VI, Nov rs, ls59--Franklif
Wright killed ms wife with a butcher knifs
this afternoon, in Hayerhil, N IL. lie wa,
arres led and confessed the deed.
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AUCTION sALna.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goadin & App~rson, Auet...
rIsRUSTEE,S SALE or FARM OF on
AGREE OF u AN IN IEN q if.a i,nif N.rv.

j : A !. ! on nLANp ii HENRico eoiNTY,
Trustee in certain deed, dated October 5th, 1857
from ~ : Fleming Ford, duly recorded in Henrco
Caunfs Court. l shall IN execution thereof. at the
Ieasest OF he creditor secured thereby, proceed
DAY 9th December. at IL o'cIocks H.. iif far; if
vesed by the said deed. containing 90 acres. more
OF less, situated IN the county OF Henrico, about
Ford. '''4 ~ - '"' o's''paa0' % saia
TKRMs.-Enongh in cash to defray expenses of
sale anu 10 pay OF two bonds oil $500 aud S2i8,
VIII all interest accrniHz thereon on credit as to
o2s6 until October 5, 1885, on credit as to s2i un-
eT s. 1852 and as to the surplus on such terms Of
credit rs the said Ford shall prescribe and direct
the s e .se e ef15 Ts,,ss
vii 5. In s,l preceding he Sale
rico, about miles above Richmond. near West
ma, nam, R adj9 e the lands qf Messrs VIM Graf
Nos GoDDTN L APPERsoN, Auct's.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
prT TH + : NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET,
AT. AUCTION,-At the request Of Mr.. fieor1e +.
Smith, who has purchased a larger piece of real
estate N the Immediate vicinity IN which to carry
public auction, on the premises on MoNDA S.i he he
5th December, 1859. at 5ls O'clock P. NJ the LOT
NHitH MS cfffft-e fH1uu1dciOFy now stands,
trontng II feet, running back I'D feet to an aIey
Is feet wide This LOT will be sold entire or into
two equal parts as may be deemed best. After the
sale OF the LOTS, all the brick and other BUILD
lNGS there viii he Sold the same to ne removed
well and favo ably located for business purposes.
that 1t is deemed unneees airy to say more than
that there e-.e few more desirable bus ness loca-
tons in that part of the city.
TEBMs.-One third cash; balance at and mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added. and title re-
tanned till the last note 10 paid.
NOS GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28
Murder at Sea.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 26.--The brig Hannah Ann
CAM beli has arrived from ST. Thopas. Her
Commander Capt. Stevenson, was murdered
al Sea by one of the crew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28
yeIesraph wires Down.

SYRACUSE Nov 26.-The wires west of this
city are all down to-day, having been pros tra-
ted by heavy sieet storm, with very strong
wind last night.