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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-02

FREs SrEEcH IN WAaHIEoroK.-D Joeeph
Breed, formerly m examiner Ia the Patent
omce, vas last week arrested for seditious
language! in Washington, and put under
e2,0O0 bonds TO keep the peace for one wear.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15
,-,,respondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
:. $3.50 as....n,-5z< Gre of Ns,rnfk. M. j.

f.,rrespnndence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
ra,;.sai Mttsing-THe Cry Of Nesravk, n. J.--
Crops. r..
NEWARK, N. J., Oct 18th.
There was a political meeting called last
evening by the Opposition party. =. 7. Ere.
lixghuysen addressed the meeting In truly
eloquent speech. He is one OF Newark's most
gifted sons. In the course OF hts sTeeeh ne
touched upon the Southern Institutions ne
said, although he was opposed to slavery, ne
was conservative on that point he believed
that II was n family affair, and they toi tue
North) had nothing 10 do with ~ that uae
States where slavery existed should he lett 10
manage that Institution in their own way,
but he was opposed to the extension =, as
IL Island he seemed TO speak the senimehts
of the meeting which was large one. At.e,
the adjournment of the meeting, tney formed
a toreh-l light procession. preceded by hab-
SAINTS Band Several thousand Joined in the
procession. and frequently, during their
march through the principal streets, rockets
were set OF, which enlivened the scene. Great
tinued until = late hour of the night
The principal business Of this city is done
nv the mechanics. There are large factories
here of almost every branch OF the mechani-
cal business done in the United States. The
most extensive are the clothing, plating,
coach making, matters, shoe dealers, &c, and
the operatives go about their business as II
they intended to finish the werk of a lifetime
IN one Gay. Al IL, M. IL Woutd sttHi tiitt
every house had been deserted, and every HUI
man being in the city was on the street run
ming for the Doctor. 1t may be truly said OF
this city, that it is "city of churches there
now being sixty three, and others are APP
preaching toward completion. All the finest
churches are built of brown free-stone, e1-
quisi,ely wrought in the best style of archl-
| lecture.
The crops in this State reveal very happy
state OF things. The season has been, thus far,
remarkably favorable fer the fall crops. Corn,
which is now being cut, is much better than
| was expected few months since; ii was COM
! pletely prostrated by the gale of the eth Sep
| iember, and also the buckwheat. Potatoes
| have yielded abundsntly; although some com.
plants about the rot may be heard, there VIII
| be IN abundance for home consumption, with
a large surplus tor market. Buckwheat is
| ripe, and nearly all gathered. Apples are not
| as abundant as usual in this part of the State
| but l understand that there will be an album
| cant crop brought TO market from the State o.
| New York.
Great excitement prevails here on account
| of the finding of an oyster nest of Long
1 Island. few weeks since; some express I
| doubt whether it will not have an Influence
| on the next Presidential election. /. Il. Z.
! =. S.-Since writing the above, Go o'clocl
| i. NJ 1T has been ascertained that the mum
eipal election has gone the entire ticket for th'
| Democrats. to the great satisfaction of the IA
of office. The Opposition were very sangnin
of Il victory.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Nsir Marksf Rnr,S.
NEW MARKET VA Oct. a. 1s5

NEW MARKET. VA, Oct. II, 1850.
A very good attendance aud a fair day. The
first race was for purse L. a5u0. three mile
heats, and was won by Planet, with the great
est ease imaginable, distancing Frank Hicks
first heat.
The second race was for sweepstake for 3
year olds, out of mares that never won race,
for which there were seven entries, but only
four came to the post. The betting was greatly
in favor OF Mr.. Doswe,rs filly, which, after a
severe struggle with Ike Marvel, won the first
hest by q length, Ike coming in second, Oys-
,erman third, and Taylor's colt last. Time
3:52.
The second heat was one of the most excit-
ing; MIR. Doswell's filly taking the lead on the
tarn but Oysterman drew upon her, locked
her before going quar- ter of a mile, and after
making as game a race as ever was witnessed,
The filiy won by length. Time-3.56.
SUMMARY:
Friday October 14-Purse $500, three mile
heats
T. & T. w. Doswells .Planet....... l
r. r. BeaZley's Frank Hicks. dist.
Time-5:50
Same Day-Sweepstakes for 3 year olds, out
of mares that never produced winner, mile
heats.
z. &. T. w. Doswell's ch f., by Grif Edmond
son. ....... .......--....
%. +. Hare'S OyStermiln.. 5
L. NJ. Halls Ike Marvel. DIR.
J. NJ. Taylor's b. C. by Financier. bolt
Time-3:52, 1856.
The entries for the purse Tomorrow are.
Oysterman, Fiyaway, and Frank Hicks.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Real Estate Sales-Ths Eair-iSons Of Malta, &c.
LYNCHBURG, VA, Oct. 14th.
The large brick tenement, I67 Main street, in
this city, was sold yesterday at public auction,
for e., $50. A vacant lot adjoining, fronting on
Church street iG4 feet, and running back 1872
feet, was sold for 81, 655. medium-sized tene-
ment and small lot situated at the lower end
Of Main street, brought s., 3S5 cash. This was
considered cheap. The vacant lot was well
sold.
The arrivals for the Fair up to this time are
scattering, but it is thought that torty-eight
hours will exhibit a different state of affairs
The Sir knights are training daily for the
tilt. Ii is unders TODD that none but members
of the society will be admitted to the Fair
Grounds on the first day.
Il is reported that the Sons of Malta will
have Il grand procession in this city, sometime
during next week but nothing definite can be
aseertained, as they appear to be as private
about this matter they are mys terious in
other things.
The Lynchburg Band has been engaged to
play at the Fair Grounds during the Fair
The leaders of it are from your city.
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LAND SALEs.-The estate of Samuel Glib
bons, in Page county, Va, has been sold to
Samuel Moore, of Shenandoah, for $4,000
The "Lionberger Farm, y belonging to the es state
of VIM. b. Yancey. decd. in Rockingham co.
was purchased at public auction by Col. Z. S
Yancey, for the sum of $500 last week. A,
the same time the "Mountain Farm was pur-
chased by Hiram Kite, for upwars of s.. 900.
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END OF AN ADVENTUROUS LIFE-Malor
Robt. Ellis was found dead in bed at New or-
leans, on the Sth inst He was engaged with
Lopez in Cuba, and received wonnd IN ah
engagement that prevented his escape de was
pardoned by Gen Concha. When Walker was
in such strait in Nicaragua he attempted 20
reach him with COL Lockridge's party, ana Ieo
sfrnck in the forehead by Minnie ball which
made the circuit of his head, and came out
near the spine.
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MURDER IN BALrIMoRE.--Ihe deeds OF
blood are no. yet done in Baltimore, H Rue
bel, young man. was assin The mn IN dr
raw ont Of politics. the deceased having Of
Tended some of his companions by voting the
anatiye ticket" VIM J. Smith, mate OF the
.ehooner Cooper was murdered the same
night by thieves, who he surprised on board
Ii vessel,
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CoNvIoTED.-Sedwich,c convicted at Orange
G. H., Va, of theft, has been sentenced to one
year in the Penitentiary A petition has been
forwarded to the Governor for his pardon,
and that officer has respited him for 80 days in
order to investigate the case.
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49,, WE. THE UNDERSI NED.
80 Stockholders of the w + I Pc N t
more than one tenth of the capital stock of the
said company. hereby give notice that a general
meeting Of the Stock holders Of the said company
WEST POINT. in the county of King William,
on TUESDAY, the Sth day of November, 1889.
JNO. PROSSFR TABB,
ocS-lawtd* ALEX. DUDLEY.
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~ Second supply of,c,o.ps,,
MANTILLAs! MANTILLAS!!
lSRET.DE. &c + O X,
OPEN THIS MORNING. SATURDAY. 18TH
OCTOBER.
Another large and very attractive assortment i
CLOAkS, and c
Every novelty of the season. both IN
VELVET.
BREEDEN FOX,
cls1w 2l7 Broad street.
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LAND FOR SALE.

sax VALUABLE Land FOX SALT
offer for sale privately, my lsrge and va usbls
TRACT OF LAND, animated in Pttss van,a
county, about one mile and half from Danyiils,
and lying eiigibiy upon the waters OF Sandy and
Dan MYERS, AZ the intersection OF the two IL con-
tains about 1888 acres of which s. acres are cleared
is all heavily tinbered and the proceeds OF the sale
of the timber alone would be found very feIniinc~
rative. The land is of the best quality for raising
tobacco and other products of this section in gene
raj.
2lsa etsr fsr ssls tbst valuable p,oreIty sqSsn
vile. and upan the WAGON road from Dsnsille 70
Henry and Western Pittsy.vania. In connection
With the Ferry. [ will sci small TRACT OF
LAND. containing about ~ acres OF tine river low
rIounds. suitable for a market garden, small
arm.
will please address ne at Dsnyiiie Va, and viii
take pleasure IN showing the property, or giving
any further Information. GEO. T. WILSON.
&C l5-ts
80 LAND FOR sALE.--I shall sell 70 the
next. the TRACT OF LAND on which now
The tract Contains 81 10 seIes 'n more tbsn one
third OF which is in WOOD, the balance Ia heal
The buiid.ass eonsl.t Of Iarge, comfortable and
convenient WELf.lN6 and other necessary out
There is an excellent ORCHARD. and 40 good
SPRING WATT r as can be found in the State,
:, This land lies within Il mile OF Charlotte c. H.,
"a; : Churches n the village, and al excellent
ocl1-teN - WIN. b. DAVIDSON.
- LAND FOR sALE.-.I oisor for snIs my
EARN OF 2oo1s ACRES. on the isons BRIDGE
49,, 49, Read t Twelve miles east q Rieamend ana
late pr. Mettert, Nathan Darby and ofhers.. Said
Land produces we'll Of wheat. corn, tohaeso, &e..
&c..awhich will b accommodating. 5 apply to he
&C is"in "a '4' JAMES ". CARTER. ND.
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~ MONROE WARD are hereby notified that
if they fail to pay their Gas bills be ore the
hour Of 3 O'Clock, p. NJ, to-day they will be
dealt with according to the requirement of the
following extract from the ordinance concerning
the Gas Works:
By an Ordiadnc. passed BY the Council, May
s,h. 1858, if any Bill remain unpaid for TEN
DAYS next after that on which It is presented, the
Auditor shall notify the Superintendent who shall
stop the gas from being used on the premises in re-
spect to which the default exists and if not paid
within FIFTEEy DAYS, five per cent. viii be added
To the original amount of the BILL and it shall be
T. B. HARRISON, for
oc l5-lt NJ. l.. STATION, Auditor.
T TFE INSURANCE.. 1.-The undersigned has
- been appointed Agent of the NEW ENSSLbA 81
MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY, OF Dos
ton and is now prepared to receive applicatlons.
WILLARD Phillips, Esq, the distinguIshed IA.
thor of 'Phillips on Insurance." is the fiesdehi
of this Company. and the Company itself is O. tht
rsry highest standing, and its AFFAIRS are ddma-
fs,ersd III the most prHdtat and fnfrHaseH' mah-
, :, =. r,,
friends and the public, as unsurpassed by any com
Any Information that may be desired Will be
prornptly and cheerfuy impaired.
DR.. TIos PoILARp, Medical Examnsr
~ ~ THOMAS M. ALFRIEND,
a,s Or No. 14S Main street.
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LADIES, LIST.

LADI]
Alien miss LUCY
Anderson miss q
Afee miss Jennie
Austin mrs Mary
Andrews mrs e G
Anderson mrs r :
Allston mrs -
Brown Mandy
Burch Ellen y
Bnrkner miss Lucy
Bennett miss
Bacon miss s q
Brown miss NJ G
Browne miss Cornelia
Booth mrs J Z
Barford mrs Susan
Ball mrs p A
Brooks mrs M l.
Brow mrs NJ 8
Buch mrs M nj
Burns mrs F
Banner mrs Rosa
Collins miss Mary
Cosby miss Lizzie
Cenors mrs NJ
Cahoon miss Eliza
Caldwell miss Annie
Cassels miss Mary Il
Cassels mrs Mary X
Carrall mrs -
Chappell mrs E u
Chandler Martha
Chesterman mrs J >
Chevallle mrs Elizth
Clopton mrs Ann "
Clarke miss Sallie Il
Clarke mrs ID J.
Coleman miss Matte
Cook miss Mary A
Cole miss Sallie G
Curtis mrs f
Courtney miss Lucy +
Crouch miss + a.
CUMMINGS mrs A
Collins miss Mary
Davis mrs M IL
Dickinson mrs Lilly
Drehsnlan mrs nj A
Duke mrs Sarah
De Tamper miss = X
Dickinson miss Lilly
Douglass miss NJ 5
Dreeshman miss Anna
Dudley miss Annie
Donnelly miss Jane
Eddins mrs NJ A
| Elliott miss I'll II 4
Esgleston MISC + b
Fear miss G NJ
Farriss miss ] 4
Font sine miss M w
Fore miss MARY
| Folkes miss Nj G
Franklin miss v Y
| Foby Mary
| Ford Nj airy Ellen
| Fegan mrs Patrick
| Farrar mrs Caroline
| Fauntleroy mrs A NJ
| Fitzwilson mrs Nj nj
| Franers mrs l. u
| Goodwin miss FANNIE
| Gouidin miss l. A
| Green miss lizzie
| Green miss Emma
| Green miss Bette L
Griffin mrs Il II
Glenn miss Harriet
Gillian miss L
Glenn miss ].
Gillespie miss 8 j
Gilham mrs Jane
| Gibson mrs s N
Gary mrs Mary G
| Ga,iaher mrs Mary
Gay mrs + +
Gary miss l.
| Gay miss A
Hall miss Jennie
| Hamlin miss Hattie
Harrison miss Bette {
Harvey mrs MARY E
| Hancock mrs Nj h
| Hawkins miss NJ d
| Harold mrs Il C
| Harris miss Ella
Hanlin miss Fannie b
| Hatcher miss s A nj
| Hendrick miss Fl0renc
| Hill mrs Ellen C
| Hill miss Ann
| Hiilman mrs E
Holman mrs f F
Hopkins mrs Mary +
| Hopkins mrs Roberts
| Hutchinson mrs A j
| Hunt mrs Mary l.
[ Innas Martha icQl'd1
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CUCCESS-Is- OURS,
= SIrCCESS-unparallele
CCEsS- Unapproachabe, has attended its
ih'tTTIHhEGa5 .O0o MACHINES SOLD.
THE GoMMEpNp,ATIo,MT 3E T IIid PJRE =
THE EVIDENT SUPERIORITY of the In
strument, have placed II be, ond competition.
'ivAL Office and Il sales IL csa1 Il A Assn: st.
oc l5-st* Riehnand.
CHURCH HILL Ga0GERY:-Ibe g, lean ito
u inform the citizens of Church Hill and vicini-
shnt hsEe shf day completed my stock OF
on hand articles Of the best aaaIty AS have tie
greater portion Of my GRocERIEs Bought at the
se a. Cheap # they
can be purchased down town; and as shall keep a
strictly temperance house, would call tho attention
Be sure to cali at the right place, brick store.
qSas asss Street Church. formerly *
n. B.-Goods delivered to customers, if request
| ed. oc l5-lm
FIRE AND MARINE INSTANTANEOUS
policies
He IS Agent for several good companies, and has
insurance in either department. '''A' VI
Those entrustng their business to him shall have
ts laSi,h ~ and p,ompty attended , to Without
long experience and study.
Orders respectfully selelted;
oe I-3t No. las Main st.
u own 6 Cakes ( ess haze them BAKED, FRosT.
spdns shsm 70 k fsss & b.
RfmemseT Il that we sell our PLAIN and FANCY
ROLLS and fEa Bscfif Fl ssssa e.
oc ls-l.. Us Main street, near 9TH
E0R SALE AND HIRE.-I have sale negro
= WOMAN, % years old, accustomed to honse
sold for no FAULT. To living In or near ths
city. great bargain can be hsdi
have also fpt hire negro GiK accustomed to
O. 10. B LYME; General Agent,
NOTIcE.-My wife. MARY E. FROST. Laviny
~ left ms bed and board, without just cause or
mr. asrsss Gsuon all persons against
VIII Pay no no debts whatevsr of her ntraction
HE GENTLEMAN to whom an UMBREL-
g e sSs !,
suppose he has forgotten the address. o oc -it
SERVANT WOMAN FOR m IN r. -shc i Z
= good plain COOK, WASH Err and IRoNER. Oh
ss; character and without sncunbfanoe: She
@ Isl. - mont Lh6 5nSSfi = W'1HsT son
FK nRNvDS-0n Main street, yssterdny, : bunch Of
H. hEfs. which the owner can have By calling u
sa % gsoe s, and paying for this advertisement.
CHEWING T0BAGCQg.-Apricot Pride Of
sve seuass md ssls.n4a. Lsht Prssssd Ard IN
49, asee.ensd NatuyM Jssf Also. 0ro-
Aa 0f. 5 Ssai ssfRS x No. sis =
CHEWING ToBAo ~ 8 ses %s6S PS .als
II ooFFkEs c fkfEfsE ~ c 81 Il and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15

ns- To Tobacco nj n nufacturers.--W
have made ARRANGEMENTS with Messrs. Musser x
Coleman to make and sell their 7 ATENT T0kAC-
co PRESSES with movable RETAINING PRE-
SEES. and are now prepared to make them AT short
notice. we call the attention of all manufacturers
of tobacco to them. We CLAIM for these machines
LIST. Labor saving.
Cd The work is done be ter.
Sd. The small space they occupy.
4th The immense saving OF money IN the outlay
for machinery.
mill Of tobacco is act by one Of these machines
in IRON three to five minutes, and relied of IN the
retainer to side track, and allowed to sta-d as
long as the manager wishes. If enough of the re-
tanners are procured, the tobacco can stand for
hours in the mills.
We refer to Messrs. Palmer 4 Allison, A. Dill,
l.. Lottier, J. b. RoysteI 4 Co: Tnrpin Var
hrough. E1TENGER .EDMOND,
Manufacturers OF Portable and Stationary Engines
and Saw Mills, Cary ST., Richmond. &C l3-1m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15

NxaRo KILLED.-A negro man named Jack
owned by Richard Boyd, of Mecklenburg
county, Va, was stabbed and killed on Mon
day last, by Spencer r. Mullins, the oyerseer,
who he attacked with the intention, as he
said, Of "ulling, or being killed"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15
~ sHoCKOE HILL GENERAL

A
q. w. H. TYLER,
OGce on Marshall, bet,resn Sfrth and Serenth
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES. HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SCI 4 Ne
GROES, and acts as GENERAL AGENT
He returns his thanks for the liberal patronage be
slowed upon him for two years past. au 3l-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15

George Estes, a soldier of the Revolution,
died near Halifax G. H., Va, on the 10th inst
Mayor Ferguson, Of Norfolk, Va, is in New
York on visit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-15

~ Schad's Hall. The auction Of the diff
fere1,t articles in the Fair held the above place
for the benefit of the German ST. Johns School,
viii lake place TO DAY, to which every one IS
'e oe Is@its THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE.