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Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
Dsaecratic County Convention.

The Oenocrsts Of Scott county viil meet In Dele :
gaes 0enventioo ~ the CouTt Houss in the city Of
0evoopost, on Monday, the 18th day Of September,
1850 sS II O'Clock n, for the purpose Of nonina-
sion vhich skss plsos on the 18th Of October 1852
es.Wtt:
One GeMsf0r.
TArss RspvsssNfsstVes.
Ces..Y ledge.
&svV
Recorder Z Treasurer.
Surveyor.
own y Shspevintendenf Of EuAAc ScOoois.
Cor0aSv.
Dvsssags Cossmissionsr.
u accordsnce with . resolution passed ct the
County Oonvention, held July 1lth 1853, the ratio
o1 Representatives for the different ToWnshipS will
-: Ono Delegate for each Townshp, and one ID.
dttonal delegate for every twenty Democratic votes
cast as the last 0ubevnational election.
BY Ordrr Of
August, ., 1859 THE COUNTY COnxirTs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
Beautifal nene to Lease.

TvHD undermined will lease for term o. years
i his late c.0ioFtsble residence snd appcndage0
situated In the corporate limits ef the city Of L.
Olei .. namely:
Argyls Cstsege. . dwelling With 8 rooms. large
garden, orchard IN full bsorog and 10 or 20 Of
tuSe; III undsr good fsnfe. Some 100 arspe vuss :
part of which now In full hearing snd
st1sWbssries In abusdaace. There y . stable and
smoke house on she premises, and plenty Of ORE
wood.
70 GooA tsnant this property will b rented on
easy tesms, fron one 70 nve yesrs, and none nsed
applg 0nless they are we'll able to pay the rent
agreed On whether e'ops fall or oct.
1he orchard 10 fall Of fruit Which can - puv.
ehsse1, to0sshsS WITH 70 acres % corn and . few
acres sf bsaas, eabbsgs, bssts Ae. end possession
giveo t09ediats0y.
sag9o-AAvts Z. o. DAD0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
MOPtEaEeess Sale.

nv 1Aussday. Gepteobsr !. 1850. commsncing at
~ ten o'slock n - breseoa, = the fam ef p.
8 All y, st 0uck Oseet, Under ae1 By vistos ~ .
ehalta noyt0ngs, 6ssed March ~ 1oGo. executed %
- by Deala AIlsa, will sspese for sale q psb-
lie ouetioa, eAe 0aest Ioe o. bioodel aod working
ovog e4sss1 ID Deo't eouaty. Terms Dade kpoW1 -
ools. nesdbiIs seetsi.lpe fail pestleulsss. de
sesipAiso 81 ~ ooosolnOy q The eoeak, -, &e,
Vil1bo dlssributad i00e1l0e~iy.
sssS jIAxx PLUxs1. vesssaess.
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
GROCERIES.


wUPPERMANN HALL.
oRco1Rs,
SoHrH-wssr COZ. BRADY AND vlrru srs..
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
March l. 1859
Il X q q II RI ES.
ANOTHER l.ARGE
" ell Assorteca atoo,k
Fresh Groceries
.Ssssf Receiped
And for sale at the loves, possible asurs. :.
W'UPPERM.sys:rs H.sxHs.
This stock consists OF
Fresh Sugars
os ALL KINDS.
sELoHSR's Rs1lNED suG ARnouss MOL Assls
GOLDEN sYnUPs.
VI kOLAsSkS,
BIO. AAaAoAIso. LAeuraA AND o. @. JAVA
COGfees,
Frsstss,
Candles,
SO0p.
Starch,
W ood . nv are.
CHERSE SALT. &C., Ac.,
All Of which will be closed out at at wholesale o.
Retail at remarkably low figures. ask that tAa
public VIII call and examine my goods and prices be-
fore puTchasinG ese where.
wUPPRRMANN 4 HALL.
BRADY sTKFET STORE,
Mchs o"-c-- brady and s,h cts.
I'LL Goods Delirerels Free n
WUPPERMANN 4 HALL,
BRADY STREET GROCERY STORE.
A GENERAL AssoRTHEHT OF 0RoCnRIxs|
| "A a.d Provisions st Wholesale aud Retail
Fresh Sugars At Rsdsced Prices.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS,
Teas Of all kinds Cofees, Pine Old Jave and noch,
| BIO, ETC.; good Butter; prime Cheese; rrs.h Exxs
| Syrup OF ail kinds; white Pepper, etc; Tapiocs
Peared Sage Asccaroni. vermceiii, Pearis.i barley
Split Peas. etc. new Raisns, Figs, Dates, Pranss
Grapes, etc.
(1tsada Hemp and EYnx Serds
A complete assortment Of
PRESERVED FRUITS.
| Jelies,- Jams, Pickles, Catsups, Lea A Perkins
| WorceEershre Sauce, French and English Mustard
Spanish Olives, Capers. Herbs, etc.
CHOICR WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
| NchS
NcsU Goods.
ITF YOU WANT GOOD
q H q q II n r II =
Low PRlC ES,
Tyner's Grocery and Variety Stsre
COR. ROCK ISLAND AND SECOND SITS.
where you win nnd
A GOOD ASSORTMENT
Al Kinds or Goods
We sre determined 10 close out our stock os
Beots and Shoes, Hats And Caps
Ready.Madc Clothing,
and Will gvs great bargains 70 those IN want Of
| goods Il they win call soon.
d vsopost, April =. 1850.
| 3. & 4. n. TYku1,
Corner nock Island and osoend ssrssts.
spYS
THE IOWA STATE ALMANAC
AND srATIsTICAL REoIsrDR FoR 1880
| vVHD undeTaigned propose TO issue or before u
! nfst Of January, 1850. . work entitled - %
/ lows:
The LoeC0 State .4lns 0NaC
| Statistical Regfsfcr for 1850
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30


Knsws E0ecas.-when Pain or tnnamasiou
70 present In human body, and Brsn ireth's Pills
are ussi they at once seize upon the humors which
are the oocssion Of ths pain infamstion and r..
move them from the bedy, ami they CANNOT injuse
beesese their power b Caly upps and over shoss hu.
mora or impuriths which are unhealthy (want life,
and whose pressucs In . part cause the pals and
burning heat. Do 10 sore throat. Group, coles,
coughs. rheumsaans pain In the side and p,eurisy.
which are oil cured by from one to three doses Of
these pills, whose p'wer 10 only exsSted to remove
impurities from the blooi. The rightly directed will
use them and Be cured. Sold st Or Dyandrssh's
Princpal Once. No ~ Canal street, New York. and
By all respectable dealers In medicines,
augl1-dAvin'O
The Whole Weri1 United !..sish Pss
p'es Thinh !eeAoer whichs Act!
You'd scsrce expect, at this late day.
With startling cures book to fill; --e
This Is the case, the million say,
With the cuees Of Herrick' D PHI. -
They come from East. and North. and West,
And with glad tidinss the papers NIL.
Because they are the cheapest, .afest, best
And superior to others il HerFick's PHI
Prom Roots, and Piants, and Flowers they're
mad,
They always care-they never kill
Thousands now in their graves we're laid
Were is not for Herrick's Pill.
Each pill With sugar 10 covered DER
rare discovery Of matchless skill;
Their like was never seen before,
Until itsppeared in Hsvriek's PHI.
For years he's worked 10 heal the sick.
with Joy elste his bosom nlls;
For tens OF Thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF Hervicl's Pills.
% HERRICK's MArCHLHss vBGRT ABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with
their popularity Over dvc millions of boxes are
used annually, giving mployment eighty Ave men
and women to put them up. Their cures ere mum.
bered BY thouesnds-.heir praises the trn4pes OF
| oil. Chize Of Davenport ard 'issw eve have .o,
ever used them? Pu. up in En,li h. Spanis sh Ger
man and French directions. Large family boxes,
p cents W boxes for q. Sold everywhere
mchI8
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
/
THE IOWA STATE ALMANAC
AND sfATIsTIOAL ROOSTER FOR 1850
vNHD undersigned propose 70 issue on before ~
! Arst Of January, 1850. . work entitled - ~
lows:
The I0oCO State .4lns 0ysaC
AND
Statistical Register for lSG1|
OF which the Copy-Rishs he's bsen secured. al
errsngements made for the earliest praet;csble p
lication and distribution.

arrangements made for the earliest praeticsble p
lication and distribution.
The ALAAsAo AND RE0IsrEa is designed to -
brace Historical fkstch o. the Territory and Ste
Of loVs iisis VI 00vern0's and Stats Omcsrr %
Jodicjary. from ths orgnxsticn Of the rtsse 10 4
present uMe the number and nam 20 Of Ccunni~
dsteS o. oTGainixatnn, Count -Heafs, and popua
nsmes Of CoUnty O@ceTs Tables Of Census o~tur
and Popular Votes Of 15S6-,6e: Puse O@ces q
Post-Ma~ters; Literary and STATE Institusicn
Nevsp.pers; Railroads; Orders; Churches; osA(
and lsrxe amount Of other Historical apd Otstsst
al natter, which nsy be Of use for State refesea(
together With ths National Platforms. PYesideat
Cabinet and judiciary Of the o D.; Menbsrs Of u
ssh Oonersss, &C.
II the eoopdlattoo Of this work. the EDITORS hs(
ia visw the s0ppiy os want Ior9 felt By all class
az eur citissos for eooveaient conp.ndiua os th
cnasscter, and hops - the presscutioo and ecmpl
t0n Of this deslgn, - secure IN earnest co-opp~r
tion Throughout oil SECTIONS % the 0sesa ana sn(
encouvage0eots - WIN Iced 10 . c.naansancernf Il
Almanac and 1egistss - an oRNwsi slondeSd 90
As IN pebliess,sa viIi sttsis v.,y lar. e,,ev,
sloo = - Usoss, for breeding thst of cry 9th
esnoeiee nov 3ueaiehed In u, II o0oes an invsluah
1eamo Scs eoversietDg. en1 Nmiosa nsmbss
xSeeecosonoA and Duslnfos Cards viii b inssrssd !
the foljowieg ys1ees a oAvaneeel 0oartsr -.
haM 49, oloj fun pass, o2o.
n Ds:oe q t1e vesk hes besa a1ed q svsas2
~ seaes - 49, eepy. y f~sety Dsllsss !
eu0oee9; 80 As0Wo oeop0ponlo1 b IL oonA.
6sseseo = - un1e5sionsd q lova 0ity q Dave
lotss WI !eeeove pesaPt oeeentten, aal ~ \
e9lseo nu0oes e esplo1 1orwos9e1
- oDeeDe - t1e ysse Win - . eeots.
3 saH48x14 sH8x4 esxs,lsss. Isvs.
Alnff N Ss'Ss 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat., 1859-08-30
BOOTS AND SHOES

First Arrival
OD
u q otO - "a 0hooa.
8. SUITS.
NO. NICKOLLs' BLOCK.
vsoow recsivirg Ills P4LL WINTER srOnK os
y sOOTs, HHO2S RuBBERs 10 which h IA
Unes the examination - cussomers
nave large and full assortment Z ali srsdes
os soods, both common snd dne, sdapt 10 city ana
country trAdr. thilt without exA9y ratG a 4 yerv
ootnmon habit with d ,oss and 6hoe men nov dsv.l
tnese ne LAbSEeT AND bEsT As >uR4NENr
ever on red In Davenport have most Of m,
sepl. goods Manufactured expressly for my own
.reIe and can vsrrant them L. Qaal,ty equal o the
oest. Asfo priee'I don't profess give them ausv
nssher t'y 70 comp q In pris wlththose second or
tnird s,te Goods Ny aim 70 keep frst class goods
ana u them NJ the lowest livipE prices
sas9s SANFORD SUarN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-23

For sale by LEIGH CARLsTEDT.
iel3-d&Nr6fn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-23

PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & Co.-It is well
known that the embarrassments which have
overtaken this house are of a character
that could not have been anticipated, and
that they have originated in causes other
and different from those which usually Grip
pie the operations of large establishments.
The death of Mr.. Sampson and Mr.. Phillips,
the senior members Of the firm, naturally
affected the operations and credit of the sur
viving partners and it was the loss of these
gentlemen and the withdrawal of their cap
ital, mainly, which occasioned the reverses
mentioned on Monday. Phillips, Sampson
L Co., have done large and profitable bu-
iness, and tue older partners were quite
wealthy. They were among the most sue
ccssful publishers in the city. The Atlantic
Monthly, which has hitherto been publish
ed by them, is now a thoroughly establish
ed magazine, and yields an income of ten
or twelve thousand dollars year.-Boston
Courier
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-23

sS- The particulars of the following do

y Bay The particulars of the following do
mestic tragedy have been given before in
the Enquirer, but not as here related by a
correspondent of the Cleveland Herald:
A MAN AFTER GoD's OWN HEART.-Dr.
Taney, a relative of Chief Justice fancy,
recently eloped with tho wife of a Baptist
deacon, from the village where they both
reside, in Knox county, Ohio. They were
respectable people, and worthy members Of
society-both held high positions in the
same church. She left three little children
one sweet babe Of ten months old he left
four or FIVE. The day before they eloped,
he took his wife, gentle blue-eyed, beau
tiiul woman, and her babe a visit to his
brothers, and told her no, to come back un-
Ill the next evening, that he would take
good care of the other children in her alb
sence. When she came home he had been
gone over fourteen hours and the lonely lit
tie ones were all crying. When the dread
ful intelligence came she fell TO the floor,
and lay moaning and weeping in the inten-
sest agony, refusing TO be comforted. 1t
was day and night before word of con-
ISOLATION 10 which she would listen fell into
that stricken heart. Poor, poor, Carrie, and
this is the love of woman I
The bereft husband compare him, reader,
with that roHe, Sickles, who idolized his
wife, followed and overlook them at Monroe
vile, Huron county, where he found the
erring woman prostrated with illness. The
spirit of the humble christian prcdominated
in his heart. Without a word OF cruel up
braiding he staid and nursed her back 10 life,
then he talked with the doctor anu her, and
reasoned with them, and promised to forgive
ALL and smooth the matter over, and hide
the facts from the world. But with sor-
row too deep for utterance, did he learn that
her heart was no longer his, that she loved
another better than her own sweet babe and
kind husband. lie took her hand in his,
and forgave her all-certifed in writing
that he gave her up on condition that she
would marrythe object of her choice as soon
as possible, and he would never molest them
He gave her Sl66, and good advice, wished
the blessing of God TO rest upon her, and
then, bowling under his burden of grief, he
returned to his poor motherless babes and his
desolate hearth.
The hard world, that pats Sickles on the
back approyingly, will sneer, and call the
deacon a fool, and his bleeding heart will go
down to the grave unappreciated. God and
the blessed angels will draw near and CON-
fort him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-23
NUMBER 3s.
.s MISCELLANEOUS. sgL
BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE! |!
Pitts Patent ThreSher and
Cer,araf0r. l "

With MOFFITT'S HORSE POWER ATTAtHED
is considered to be the best machine of the Kind IN
the West. E. -.tt -
z The undersigned are now prepared to furnish
not exeelei in the western country. All we ask -
that cur work may be compared with any Of our
cot.mpOraries, also our prices These Ma
chimes We're already thoroughly introduced and
theIn; shd shah only say that al the Lachnes
Of that patent which we make, shall lie made in
sucif manner, of such Inaterials. and with snch
improF enents of our own, will materially in
crease the valuable reputation il has acquired among
Thr0shers. -rr l. -r..-.- - :. 4.r -.
We can now offer 20 our customers a choioe of
these excellent Machines, and also choice of the
establishment; and We respectfully solicit orders
for either size kind. an6 would request that they
lie seHt in early possible TO insure getting the
best machine. KRATZ & HEILMAN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-23

" street, Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal
ers in Groceries and all kinds Of Produce, Nails,
Glass White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead, Linseed Oil, &c, &c. Also, constantly ON
hand full stock Of Sash, Panel Doors, &C., OF all
-izes apps
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-23
RATES OF LDT.sRrTsEyN-G.


) 5 s : ) ) :
Dss sol 20 col 3 l 80 / 20
2 Da1s. / IS lis 5ol 50 % 2 "
Da,s. IoOI L sol IS Is 2 u 80 y
4 Days. / Is 90 80 rs 5 70 : .
5 Da1.. / IsOI 40 2 SOL 5Ol ~ A 80
/ Wc5k. 50 % ool rs 50 Q 70
WsEs so 3 rs s col 25 80 70
5 WsEs 5 OOI A SO 6OOI 50 % 10 80
Mo. 400 6 col % 10 co IL O0 II /"
me. 6OOI IS II 80 Is IS l6 10 Is 70
Mos Sol II Is Is 90 Is 10 Y 20 ,, ,..S, :,
Mos SOL L IS IA 90 q 2s . 80 81. :, q.
6 Mos 10 90 Is 90 20 90 . OK 80 W % ~
Mo'. IS 90 10 so % 90 81 So 80 90 1 a. 80
II BTo'sI 90 y 80 I30 ~ 81 5n - cl ~ =,
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rpR.Us oP sUBsCRIPTI0.N'


- Mailed '''''-''------ -
Bv the week payable TO Carriers) )....----..-. ~
rri-Neekly -
Weekly ~,
Clubs Of Ii OF more--.----.----. w
M The privilege Of yearly advertisers is limited
N mir owr i'm mediate business, in their e~n name
.na ali advertisements tor the benent OF other
Persons as well as legal advertisements and adver-
tisemcuts of auctOn sales, and advertisements Win
A.. name OF other persons, sent in by them, must
b. paid for at the usual rates
na No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any
,or.lfation society, association or public meeting
nj M communication designed to call attention. 10
- ,,s.tter ~ limited of individual interest can be
cried. unIesss paid for an advertisement.
na Contracts for yearly ADVERTISING viii hos oe
cntinued unless an order 10 that effect Is lett AT
a ofics and when discontinued IN less than
xsar the price Of the whole year will be charged.
-, LEGAL advertisements hereafter, VIII De pup-
ISsi Al the expense OF the attorneys ordering ana
met :elaysbIe for legal proceedings, but coeetabie
af our usual time.
Ss our terms for Job Work aud transient adver-
tis-nients are CASH.
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N,T.sTE.ug.s,T OF CO.nPANy"

NJ
~ ASSETS, AUGUST /, 1859. '-
Cash on hank and in Bank.-...S66,059 05
Cash in the hands of Agents.. 81 ,4S3 81
a -SIf3,5I2 80
RealEstate nincumbered...-............. 6,5oo 90
Loans secured by Mortgage on unen-
numbered Real Estate. 37lJ0 90
Loans amply secured by pledge ofStocks,
Bonds, Sc go 90
80 shares u. s. Trust Co.
Stock, New York s. 600 $3.50
200 shares American Ex.
Bank Stock, n Y......200O0 20,GOO
200 shares Metropolitan
Bank stock, y Y......20,OO0 2l 500
200 shares Bank of Com
merce Stock, n Y......20,OO0 10000
$50 shares Continental Bk
Stock. " Y...............l5,00 900 l5,15O
200 shares Merchants Ex.
Stock, n NY..-............1O,OC ,OC0 10000
42s shares CT Merchants
Stock, y Y...............l0,.pO l219S
500 shares Phoenix Stock,
n l..-.-........-...-.......lO,ON0 II 200
100 shares Ocean Stock,
n f........-....-.......... 200 1850
3OO shares Far. Mech's
stock, Hartford. 1880
2OO shares Phoenix Stock,
Hartford ..................20 900 204ON
200 shares Ner. & Manu-
fac'rs SAX, Hartford. .2O,OCG 2l.0O1
100 shares 4Etna Stock.
Hartford ..................2 20,0UO 2I,GOO
l9j shares City Stock,
Hartford ..................17, 500 20.G5O
80 shares Mercantile Sth,
Hartford d..................i5,OU0 $3.50
10 shares State Stock
Hartford ...-........-Il,OO 600 1920
p shares Hartford Stock,
Hartford .................. $500 $3.50
80 shares OF Connecticut
River, St'k, Hartford. 2, 800 $3.50
10 shaTes Hartford coun-
~ Stock, Hartford 800 600
100 shares Citizens Bank
Stk, Waterbury, Ct...l0COO 1850
80 shares Waterbury Six,
Waterbury, Ct....... 300 1895
shares Stafford Stock,
Stafford, Ct,.............. 400 ALI
100 shares Holyoke Water
Power, Mass ............ 10 100 lO,l35
10 shares New Britain
Water Bonds s............lO, ,0c0 10000
10 shares G & IL X
Bonds ....................IO,OO 900 7,4OO
S3lG,5i0 90
Accumulated Interest On Loans........... 730 90
Total Assets 712 36
Liabilities-LOsses uRadjusted and
due 23,736 81
;. l.. LOOMS, President.
III. KELLOGG, Secretary.
JOHN W. NEXSEN, Agent,
augi5 Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-23

gea, There was much excitement at Bow
ling Green. Clay county, Il few days ago, in
consequence Of the arrest of a wealthy man
named Luther, on a charge OF counterfeit
ing. He gave 1000 bail for his appear
ance at the next term of the Circuit Court.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-14

ALL WHO SryyER from Coughs, Colds Bronchitis
Group whoopng Cough and the most to be dreaded Of
all, Consumption, find sure relief in Dr. wisters
Ba'am Of Wild Cherry which always cures where other
remedies fail
20 Theresa vile counterfeit Of this Basam therefore
be sure and buy only that prepared by g. w FowIy 4
Co. boston, which has the Wrttsn signature Of BUTTS
on tho outside wrapper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-14
PIANO ExTRAORDIyARY.

ID ~. TAYLOR has jus, received another Of BRIGGS
PATENT PIANOS, N only Pianos
snuee P,ePe. or strength, durability power Keep
snd 70 retain their tone ey far Pianos
They are highly admired BY All Who have heard them.
y. THALBEHG says OF themt
TIE tone rand and noble II has
hc sound singing and power
heard exceledi N depth, purity ympahetic
eminent Professors 81 them:
me o. ne squares equal best Grand Piano Yor,e and
excel them musica intonson power
nov
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-14

err CouSciL-The regular monthly meeting of the
City Council will be held this afternoon We are not
aware Of business Of special interest that will be In
troduced for consideration
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-14

CnASaE or ScurDuLE-we invite the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of the Sup Of the Rich
mend aud York River Railroad announcing CHANGE in
the schedule. Travellers to Norfolk or Baltimore and
intermediate places have another aud very pleasant
route submitted to their attention
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-14
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS.
yUkfHkR SUPPLIED
CLOTH AND VELVET CLOAKS.
.. AND YEw
REAL CAhELs HAIR sHAwLS
NEW GOODS BIT EvKRY srKAMKR.

RROAD ROCK (vA.) TR0r.
November, 1852 W ~HVA
1ksr DAf-svespstake for homes :-S-kS -
I'd In Virginia
20 according Ns Ycrk ro,ps Sioo
go forfet Proprietor Start eossd osh A.
October, with three - -
d. y Ward his black
Jared Hall, Jr. names b Col Russell
Calvin Green 2 m Lady Grey.
skCOHD DArdov 10, 1So9-su forh
virginia the LIST day Of ve ies ou, 10 h.r
70 Nsv York Ruies $500 entrance, 600 forfeit:
scrbers. $1,000 49, nv seo-
Thomas k1skei names & m. Lady Grey,
q wagner names b. m Lady CLIFFORD
D. Ward names his b. r Dick.
THIRD DAv-November lso0-sve<pst.ts mil. s,oo
~ Forfeit Nov three subseribss and closed
John HaeAn names his b. r. Joe.
Jared Hail. Jr names n W. Green's b. m
G. Green Oh r. Billy Root
,s Me s-eepss,ie nov open To close Noveuber
1897 and come on the I'D November
MARI geiding 70 harness. according t0 a.
stake. - sN VI 'o'e W III 'no
noT-t92N CALVIN apvvS p-....-..-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-14
BY JAS. NJ TAYLOR 4 SON AUcTs
Personal Properfy ConsI.,Ina a. S, AN

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AVN
" Personal Property, Consisting OF Slnve.
HIooded Cows, Mules, Horns, Farmipg Impic,
lion on james River In the cty
ehnond on the 9Th day Of December next com
neneng Ml9S o'clock the balance Real Estate be-
sing 20 sad estate containing 3+H Land
@ ~ ,sres Of highly improved farming land lying about
o. we far $50 In woods lying
M within one e Of The town Of Manchester large por.
Won OF sheh heavily wooded uhar,
on james Rvet extending nom the Danvie
roao 10 the town OF Manchester
s particularly adapted for warehouses
And At u o'clock the day. be sold nfsy v.iua
dren. ~ '~-.eN' ANU Snh-
Twenty four superior Mich most improv. ,.o.r
young Cattle Z yoke Of Oxen, and about 80 Hogs -
twenty four young and we'll superior two
Horses &C. NP' AiiiHAs Two
variety OF Farming Implements consi,tnx In mart of
ortabe Ihrasng Machine, Reapers, Drills Clod Csher
&C.. Wagons, Carts, and Gear. -' WV N'usner'
ABOUT I barrels Corn, quantity shueis Fodder
straw and large quantity OF Vegetable,
Trims OF SALE FOR the real n ,,
oer thrd cash. The balance
OF tocc and under $1,000 cash, the a
ior Al sums over $1,000 hfth
and years, the purchaser
h added payable semi secured by
Tor The slaves cash; Tor all
OF s ana under CASH $780, credit for
negotiable notes. with added skMT MxR8
Jas ". TAILnR 4 Son, Aucts w. aeN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-14

Dnrn coars ron THE Rrorxrsr.-ws are pleased to
learn says the Ssss that drum corps has length been
formed for the Regiment cousistiag Of 6een drummers
with Mr. Cha. K II. Pohle drun-nsjor. Mr. p Is said
TO be an excellent he having three
IN the United States Navy and member Of the Cor
net Band Of this city, soms years ago. The uniform will
be gray frock-coat and pants trimmed with red The
band is now actively engaged In prscicing and will
doubtless make lis nrst appearance tho eighth Of
January. Itfl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-14
AUCTION SALES.

1UFURs DAYS.
~ kksr. PAINE Co
,AmgH SALE 81 KnEsH Day GOODS. AT
70 oeoes YIN s:n ~ Auction Rooms large
Day GOODS
Sfz rstra trads. 49, '-'ea 70 he
nv, Wis also sell an invoice Of very desirable GOOD .monr
..-Ah sum. under eeo. cash amount r,e,,h.
naio ' ~Ppf0'so paper. kkNr, PAINE Co,
A1etioneers
GROCKRIKs. A~.. AT AUCrv0U : . ,,,,,..
" DAY, the ih. GIN o'cioef Al s.r Anr,on 81,
and assortment OF Groeeres. -~-SA e'o'e'
ALSO,
go sides rood I<aihe,
approved paper. Ia N n.vrS1,SIrve ai Tor
nol4 -. "a